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Anyone else doing Halloween this year? Burnley Terrace is set to go off for trick or treating once again where hundreds of kids descend like locusts for a few hours. It'll be different this year; that's for sure 😣Anyway, if you're like me, what changes will you make? Just curious.… View moreAnyone else doing Halloween this year? Burnley Terrace is set to go off for trick or treating once again where hundreds of kids descend like locusts for a few hours. It'll be different this year; that's for sure 😣Anyway, if you're like me, what changes will you make? Just curious.
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Hi Neighbours,
I have a property that has had uPVC windows retro-fitted, however the double glazing and fitting company have done the most atrocious job.
After chasing them around they finally came to visit, and on the first visit, admitted rather reluctantly that this needed some remediation.
A … View moreHi Neighbours,
I have a property that has had uPVC windows retro-fitted, however the double glazing and fitting company have done the most atrocious job.
After chasing them around they finally came to visit, and on the first visit, admitted rather reluctantly that this needed some remediation.
A second visit had them advising that they would fix it, but three weeks later they have still not advised how, when etc. I'm now wondering if indeed they ever will.
What I need is someone who can assess and advise what work needs to be done as it needs to be fixed and I cannot find anyone able to provide the right advise or direction on how to get this done.
Any advise would be fantastic!
Thanks, Susan
CRAVE in Morningside Drive have offered to be a drop off point for any books that you might like to donate. The toy store part of the cafe has a box setup to collect the books. If you cant find it then just ask one of the staff they will be able to help. Books suitable for men please.
I just … View moreCRAVE in Morningside Drive have offered to be a drop off point for any books that you might like to donate. The toy store part of the cafe has a box setup to collect the books. If you cant find it then just ask one of the staff they will be able to help. Books suitable for men please.
I just couldnt run around all over Auckland picking up books so dropping off at Crave solves the problem. Thank you so much if you are able to drop off some books and thank you to those that have already donated. :)
What’s great? What’s ok? And what could be improved?
Have your say on the future of regional parks in Tāmaki Makaurau by clicking on 'Read More' below.
Consultation closes on 26 October 2020.
📷 Ōmana Regional Park
I am looking for a battery that would fit this car. If anyone could help out I would be very grateful. Or if you know where I can get an affordable one please.
Hi does anyone have an xbox360 wireless adapter they no longer need? My son found the old xbox when we were moving and he wants to play some of the games but I have misplaced the adapter.
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Explore the abundance of hidden gems across Tāmaki Makaurau, support Auckland's recovery and make the most of everything our region has to offer.
On Thursday mornings a little group of home schooled children get together to do some fun art making activities. Thinking of adding art to your child's experiences? This will be the place! Contact Leilani at 022 680 5389 for more information.
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My partner and I are looking to buy a 2-3 bedroom house anywhere in inner Auckland (ideally Arch Hill, Pt Chev, Kingsland, Sandringham, Mt Eden or surrounds). If any one is thinking of selling soon or knows someone who might be, and would like to avoid the 3-5% real estate agency fees or having… View moreHi
My partner and I are looking to buy a 2-3 bedroom house anywhere in inner Auckland (ideally Arch Hill, Pt Chev, Kingsland, Sandringham, Mt Eden or surrounds). If any one is thinking of selling soon or knows someone who might be, and would like to avoid the 3-5% real estate agency fees or having to clean up their property for open homes - let us know. We have been looking for a while now and have a realistic understanding of how high house prices are at the moment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks very much
Hi Neighbours,
Did you know that the average Kiwi uses 227 litres of water per day?? There are many ways we can reduce water usage at home but if you are serious about saving water, and saving money, call the team at Topline Trade Services for advice on water saving devices.
Tomorrow at 6:45pm is our class for those are interested to get stronger, faster and want to shape up for summer. HIIT and Fighting Skills class at Mt. Albert War Memorial Hall
Hi neighbours, The Green Party's Chloe Swarbrick is the new MP for the Auckland Central electorate. The 26-year-old beat Labour's Helen White by fewer than 1000 candidate votes after consistently polling third. Auckland Central was the only electorate won by the Greens, but the party will… View moreHi neighbours, The Green Party's Chloe Swarbrick is the new MP for the Auckland Central electorate. The 26-year-old beat Labour's Helen White by fewer than 1000 candidate votes after consistently polling third. Auckland Central was the only electorate won by the Greens, but the party will get a further nine MPs on the list after taking out 7.6 per cent of the party vote.
Auditions for the 2021 intake for the Auckland Girls Choir (AGC) will take place on the following dates and times:
• Saturday 7 November 2020, 9am to 4pm
• Saturday 14 November 2020, 9am to 4pm
Please read the Audition Information Sheet, FAQ and complete the Application Form Online or … View moreAuditions for the 2021 intake for the Auckland Girls Choir (AGC) will take place on the following dates and times:
• Saturday 7 November 2020, 9am to 4pm
• Saturday 14 November 2020, 9am to 4pm
Please read the Audition Information Sheet, FAQ and complete the Application Form Online or Download to apply.
A Letter of Acceptance will be sent to all successful applicants within 6 weeks after their audition.
For more information visit: www.akgirlschoir.co.nz...
Contact: agcinfor@akgirlschoir.co.nz, laurajanethomson@gmail.com, 09 5200841
The Great Moscow Circus has returned after 20 long years.
Come and enjoy the magic under the almighty Big Top!
DON'T WAIT ANOTHER 20 YEARS! BOOK NOW!
An idea sparked 20 years ago has come full circle for embroiderer Diana Barker.
It took a month of painstaking work to create her colour wheel embroidery during Auckland's lockdown.
The project idea stemmed from a visit to Coventry Cathedral during the 1990s while holidaying in Britain.
… View moreAn idea sparked 20 years ago has come full circle for embroiderer Diana Barker.
It took a month of painstaking work to create her colour wheel embroidery during Auckland's lockdown.
The project idea stemmed from a visit to Coventry Cathedral during the 1990s while holidaying in Britain.
Barker, an Auckland Embroiderer's Guild member, was inspired by the cathedral's modern take on rose windows and wanted to portray this.
Lacking a full set of colours, she left some spaces, which reflect the gaps in the cathedral windows where light seeps through.
Her work on fine linen features a frame bought from Asia.
Barker's creation will be exhibited at the Auckland Embroiderer's Guild Annual Display, from October 31 to November 8.
The show runs from 10am to 4pm daily at Onehunga Community Centre.
Barker said she was happy to have the extra time during lockdown to bring the idea to fruition.
The former president joined the guild soon after its formation in the early 1970s.
Now retired, she relishes the time she has to devote to stitching.
The guild meets in Mt Eden, Auckland for workshops and to hear monthly speakers.
Embroiderer Diana Barker created this colour wheel during Auckland's lockdown.
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