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Neighbourly Leads are people who enjoy using… View moreNeighbourly's purpose is to grow connections between neighbours, making each community around New Zealand a safe and happy place to live. We are currently on the lookout for Neighbourly members to become Neighbourly Leads in their own community.
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Felix Donnelly dies: Renegade priest was also broadcaster, novelist, and Youthline founder
A priest who challenged the views of his Catholic peers, founded Youthline and hosted talkback radio…
Rotted Timber Window Repair - Advice And Recommendation Sought
Hi Neighbours
Seeking your advice and recommendation for a good repairer/tradesman you have used or know, for repairing a rotted timber window. Rot is on the window cill. Cheers
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Marsden Point pitches for vehicle import trade
Northland's port company says it will "move mountains" to win a major part of the vehicle import tra…
Labour youth camp trial: Teen allegedly assaulted in front of 'Let's do this' sign
A young man indecently assaulted a teenager in front of a Labour campaign banner that said "Let's do…
WSET 50 Anniversary Celebrations
An invitation to come along to celebrate WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) courses offered in New Zealand with a tasting of French wines lead by Sommelier Andrea Martinisi. This represents the growth of the wine industry in New Zealand and we are proud to be the 1st country in the world to … View moreAn invitation to come along to celebrate WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) courses offered in New Zealand with a tasting of French wines lead by Sommelier Andrea Martinisi. This represents the growth of the wine industry in New Zealand and we are proud to be the 1st country in the world to host this event!
WSET, the largest global provider of wine qualifications, is launching the first ever global ‘Wine Education Week’ from 9 -15 September 2019. Part of WSET’s 50th anniversary campaign, Wine Education Week aims to engage with the growing population of wine consumers worldwide, encouraging them to learn more about wine.
Date: Monday, 9th September 2019
Timing: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
At: New Zealand School of Food and Wine
Cost: 20$
We also have Four WSET One hour seminars + tasting of two wines scheduled for the 10th - 11th September.
More details in the link below!
Poll: Do you bother to vote in local body elections?
Local elections impact us all, but many of us don't take the time to make our voices heard.
In fact, only 38.5% of Aucklanders voted in the 2016 local body election.
To read more, click here.
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84.5% Yes, of course
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15.5% No, I can't be bothered
Kids Avanti 24” Bike
* Avanti Shadow 24” kids bike
* Black, red and white, suitable for boys and girls
* 7 speed Shimano gears
*The suspension fork, Shimano gearing and lightweight frame make this bike easy to master and comfortable to ride
… View more* Avanti Shadow 24” kids bike
* Black, red and white, suitable for boys and girls
* 7 speed Shimano gears
*The suspension fork, Shimano gearing and lightweight frame make this bike easy to master and comfortable to ride
* Suit 8-12 year old
* Great condition, stored inside and not used much
* Pick up from Herne Bay
The Opportunities Party snags 0800 JACINDA from Auckland mayoral candidate John Tamihere
The Opportunities Party has swooped in and taken 0800 JACINDA - the hotline John Tamihere said he wo…
Sephora to face no further action over confetti cannon pollution in Auckland
Cosmetics firm Sephora will face no further action from Auckland Council after it was seen sweeping …
Stuff Auckland mayoral debate recap: Polished Goff smothers opposition with stats, calls out 'Trumpism'
Incumbent Phil Goff took on challengers John Tamihere, Craig Lord and Jannaha Henry at the Universit…
Backyard Banter: Three signs your business is ready to grow
Opinion: If you're running a small business, it can be tricky to know when it's the right time to ex…
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Tamihere's rates freeze plan: Can Auckland afford it?
Mayoral contender John Tamihere is pledging to freeze rates for three years if elected in October. At a time when Auckland needs to build more infrastructure and improve services, Tamihere thinks the loss of $86 million a year in council revenue, is viable. Do you agree? Read the story below.
… View moreMayoral contender John Tamihere is pledging to freeze rates for three years if elected in October. At a time when Auckland needs to build more infrastructure and improve services, Tamihere thinks the loss of $86 million a year in council revenue, is viable. Do you agree? Read the story below.
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Has John Tamihere shaken it up too much?
Hi Neighbours, Being bold is one thing, but is Auckland mayoral challenger John Tamihere going too far in pledging to freeze rates for three years. Do you think Auckland's growing needs could still be met?
Read the story below.
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