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CALLING ALL SENIORS 60+
Does your mobile phone intimidate you and have you come to hate it? You are not alone. Come to my classes and I will teach you how to use it with others that feel the same way.
Classes are small, call me or email me to join the class coming up this Thursday.
Gavin
021 … View moreCALLING ALL SENIORS 60+
Does your mobile phone intimidate you and have you come to hate it? You are not alone. Come to my classes and I will teach you how to use it with others that feel the same way.
Classes are small, call me or email me to join the class coming up this Thursday.
Gavin
021 0272 0640
Gavin.tipping@outlook.com
I am starting a forest bathing/relaxing 45 minute walk (short) at Robinsons Rd entry to Riverhead Forest December 9 & 14 . It's an educational walk through the forest as well as learning some health-promoting and self-calming strategies. The groups are limited to 10 people and a … View moreI am starting a forest bathing/relaxing 45 minute walk (short) at Robinsons Rd entry to Riverhead Forest December 9 & 14 . It's an educational walk through the forest as well as learning some health-promoting and self-calming strategies. The groups are limited to 10 people and a donation/koha is requested. If anyone is interested please phone 0212387799 Rita
Amalia Hall (violin), Ashley Brown (cello), and Somi Kim (piano) - three of New Zealand's hottest classical musicians are returning to the Shore Dec 10th, 7pm for an intimate concert followed by their usual manaakitanga - complimentary refreshments with the audience following the performance. … View moreAmalia Hall (violin), Ashley Brown (cello), and Somi Kim (piano) - three of New Zealand's hottest classical musicians are returning to the Shore Dec 10th, 7pm for an intimate concert followed by their usual manaakitanga - complimentary refreshments with the audience following the performance. Join us for some music at its most powerful - Mairangi Arts Centre 20 Hastings Rd., Mairangi Bay. Tickets via Eventfinda or visit nztrio.com/event-directory.
Beethoven: Piano Trio No. 1*
Saariaho: Light and Matter
Margetić: Lightbox
Korngold: Piano Trio
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Constellations opens where it all began: Beethoven’s seminal Opus 1 No 1. Then our focus branches out to the Finnish-German-French influence in Kaija Saariaho’s spectral masterpiece Light and Sound. Staying in the brightest light, we experience the delightful return of the prizewinning Lightbox by New Zealander Karlo Margetić. The light then projects onto the silver screen in the Piano Trio by Erich Korngold, a work that bears all the hallmarks of his Austro-Hungarian upbringing, WW2-era immigration into America, and film-music career.
Duration 1 hour, no interval (*first mvmts only)
Full 1.5 hour plus interval performance Dec 11, 8pm at Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber - special price of $35 to attend both. Email Jessica Duirs at manager@nztrio.com for booking instructions.
150 cm x 90 cm (Approx 4' 11" x 3') 15mm thick.
Sturdy construction. Little used. Collection from Browns Bay.
$40 o.n.o.
Just launched, Museum Membership gives you the opportunity to get more from your Museum.
Enjoy unlimited, free entry to paid exhibitions (including Brickman Awesome: Epic LEGO® Creations), invites to exclusive events, discounts at the Museum café, store and more.
Individual Memberships … View moreJust launched, Museum Membership gives you the opportunity to get more from your Museum.
Enjoy unlimited, free entry to paid exhibitions (including Brickman Awesome: Epic LEGO® Creations), invites to exclusive events, discounts at the Museum café, store and more.
Individual Memberships start at just $50 a year and you can share the aroha by adding Friends & Whānau passes for just $25 each.
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Make homework fun by transforming an old school desk into a bright and appealing workstation using your children’s favourite Resene colours.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to create your own.
The Birds Auckland group has been driving past regularly to check on the male swan that was shot with a crossbow in Auckland's Western Springs.
The group painted the bird's head yellow so they can watch over its welfare.
The swan was earlier reunited with its partner and cygnet after a… View moreThe Birds Auckland group has been driving past regularly to check on the male swan that was shot with a crossbow in Auckland's Western Springs.
The group painted the bird's head yellow so they can watch over its welfare.
The swan was earlier reunited with its partner and cygnet after a crossbow bolt was removed from its chest and the animal was treated with antibiotics.
If you notice any future problems with the swan, phone Birds Auckland on 09 256 7300
Calling all the single lads and ladies! Spoil yourselves this coming Singles Day by winning one of three indulgences from Glenfield Mall.
That’s right, you could win either a fragrance of your choice from Life Pharmacy worth $200, a Treatment & Blow Wave from Rodney Wayne worth $100 OR a … View moreCalling all the single lads and ladies! Spoil yourselves this coming Singles Day by winning one of three indulgences from Glenfield Mall.
That’s right, you could win either a fragrance of your choice from Life Pharmacy worth $200, a Treatment & Blow Wave from Rodney Wayne worth $100 OR a meal voucher from Viki Vietnamese worth $100 to treat yourself this Single’s Day!
All you need to do is subscribe to receive our newsletter updates. Already subscribed? No worries flick over to our social page to enter. Visit Glenfieldmall.co.nz for more details and Single Day instore deals!
A series of accusatory hand-written notes have been delivered to residents of Harbourside Drive following Sunday’s vandalism of several trees.
Locals are feeling “absolutely disgusted” at the suggestion that they are behind the incident, which involved a vandal felling eight street … View moreA series of accusatory hand-written notes have been delivered to residents of Harbourside Drive following Sunday’s vandalism of several trees.
Locals are feeling “absolutely disgusted” at the suggestion that they are behind the incident, which involved a vandal felling eight street pōhutukawa trees with a chainsaw.
Paul and Sue Wilson, who have lived on the road for over 10 years, arrived home on Monday from a trip to Waiheke Island to find a line of felled trees and a curt hand-written note in their letterbox.
Aucklanders are advised to expect potential disruptions as Metservice reports high winds on the Harbour Bridge. Trains on the Eastern and Western lines have also been cancelled. Delays are expected, with felled trees, power disruptions and heavy rain experienced city-wide.
Here's what you … View moreAucklanders are advised to expect potential disruptions as Metservice reports high winds on the Harbour Bridge. Trains on the Eastern and Western lines have also been cancelled. Delays are expected, with felled trees, power disruptions and heavy rain experienced city-wide.
Here's what you need to know:
- North-easterly winds are being recorded in Auckland, with Metservice forecasting winds up to 110km/h between 2pm and 4pm in the bridge area.
- Waka Kotahi (NZTA) have introduced speed restrictions on the Harbour Bridge.
- Drivers of heavy vehicles and motorcyclists are advised to travel via the Western Ring Route (State Highways 16 and 18).
Stay up to date with the latest road closures and disruptions by heading to Waka Kotahi's (NZTA) journey planner. You can find an alternative public transport route by using the AT Journey Planner.
Ninety four loose plaques have been secured at North Shore Memorial Park in Auckland.
Veterans' Affairs spent $5,675 repairing the memorial tablets at the cemetery on Auckland's North Shore.
More than $480,000 from the Veterans’ Affairs memorial fund has gone towards headstones and… View moreNinety four loose plaques have been secured at North Shore Memorial Park in Auckland.
Veterans' Affairs spent $5,675 repairing the memorial tablets at the cemetery on Auckland's North Shore.
More than $480,000 from the Veterans’ Affairs memorial fund has gone towards headstones and plaques for veterans with qualifying service this year.
Another $170,000 from the organisation's capital works fund has been used to build new berms, install new seating, secure or replace damaged headstones in cemeteries across New Zealand.
Hi Neighbours,
We provide powder coated aluminium, motorised Roof Louvres, from start to finish. Our NZ Made and Designed roof louvres have an integrated gutter system and are operable with a remote controller. Extending your outdoor living with the perfect sun and rain control. We also … View moreHi Neighbours,
We provide powder coated aluminium, motorised Roof Louvres, from start to finish. Our NZ Made and Designed roof louvres have an integrated gutter system and are operable with a remote controller. Extending your outdoor living with the perfect sun and rain control. We also specialize in manually operable louvre and fixed louvres.
Get your free quote today! Call or email with the rough measurements of your louvre, and find out for yourself that TLC has quality NZ made and designed louvres for accessible prices!
info@thelouvrecompany.co.nz
0800 852 669 (TLC NOW)
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has revealed her new Cabinet lineup.
Grant Robertson will take on the role of deputy prime minister in the new Labour-led Government.
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