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A timely announcement Goff using loss of income to moan about i.e. Airport fees, ports of Ak, Stadium hire, Petrol tax, etc and still the council projects possibly carry on.
I don't believe the rates decrease will even be looked at, he will have his yes councilors to stop this happening for… View moreA timely announcement Goff using loss of income to moan about i.e. Airport fees, ports of Ak, Stadium hire, Petrol tax, etc and still the council projects possibly carry on.
I don't believe the rates decrease will even be looked at, he will have his yes councilors to stop this happening for sure. Any thoughts even if 83% of you voted for decrease in last posting on this subject .
An anagram is a word or phrase made up of the letters of another word or phrase. Here are some simple examples:
TEACH = cheat
PALE = leap, plea, peal
ROMAN = a norm, a morn, no arm, manor
TEA CUP = apt cue, cut pea
Refer to the below clues to get the words in the picture anagram.
1. A … View moreAn anagram is a word or phrase made up of the letters of another word or phrase. Here are some simple examples:
TEACH = cheat
PALE = leap, plea, peal
ROMAN = a norm, a morn, no arm, manor
TEA CUP = apt cue, cut pea
Refer to the below clues to get the words in the picture anagram.
1. A useful item for cooking food in.
2. A herb often added to casseroles.
3. Used for making a popular drink.
4. Put things in here to keep them cool.
5. It’s large and round and makes good soup.
6. These go into sandwiches, salads and lots of other dishes.
7. You cannot make chips without these! SO TEAPOT = POTATOES
8. Knives, forks and ...?
9. A sort of cooker or oven.
10. Some people sprinkle this on salad or fish and chips. EVA GRIN = VINEGAR
11. This item makes bread turn brown.
12. All the other items in this list can be found in this place.
13. Put your meat and vegetables on these before eating them.
14. A favourite Italian pasta.
15. A type of fruit drink.
16. Sweet, juicy, healthy fruit.
17. Not so sweet fruit!
18. Spread this instead of butter, if you like.
19. Always handy for drying hands.
20. A healthy diet includes plenty of these.
During Level 3 for any urgent or emergency Dental Treatment please contact Lake Panorama Dental on 09 2186000 or text 021136344. Stay safe and keep well. Thank you
Join us from ANYWHERE in NZ for for my online Certificate in New Zealand Wine and learn from your home.
These are interactive live sessions where we taste together and discover New Zealand wines in a way that will open your eyes to new flavours, producers and enhance your understanding of the … View moreJoin us from ANYWHERE in NZ for for my online Certificate in New Zealand Wine and learn from your home.
These are interactive live sessions where we taste together and discover New Zealand wines in a way that will open your eyes to new flavours, producers and enhance your understanding of the different wine regions.
We have partnered with Glengarry Wines so you can purchase the wine to be tasted at each session and have your own private supply delivered to your home. Celia will lead you through the course.
Session 1
- Leading international grape varieties and their origins
- Sensory Evaluation - understand aromas and flavours
- Wine tasting techniques and term
Session 2
- Climate and leading white grapes
- Viticulture and the vineyard growing cycle
- Regional maps and important white wine regions
Session 3
- Wine making terms and basic process
- Leading red grapes
- Regional maps and important red wine regions
Session 4
- Short history of New Zealand wine leaders
- Sustainable winegrowing, organics
- Basic wine faults
- How to read a wine label
Delivered Online: Over 4 evening sessions from 5:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 12, 14 & 19, 21 May with an online written assessment.
This is an NZQA micro-credential and you will also gain unit standard 29926.
To help support customers who are most at risk, a dedicated 0800 number is now available for those aged 70 and over. If you have friends or family in this age group who are not on Facebook, please let them know:📞 0800 272 119. 💛
Hi neighbours, Ramadan is a month filled with communal prayer, eating and charity work for Muslims across the world, normally, mosques are brimming with people and large groups of family and friends gather for iftar, the meal that breaks the Ramadan fast at sunset - but in 2020 it will look a … View moreHi neighbours, Ramadan is a month filled with communal prayer, eating and charity work for Muslims across the world, normally, mosques are brimming with people and large groups of family and friends gather for iftar, the meal that breaks the Ramadan fast at sunset - but in 2020 it will look a little different.
Community food pantries will remain closed during alert level three – and possibly level two. The p…
As he readied himself for his first potential coronavirus patient, intensive care paramedic Zane Cha…
To show our appreciation for those running small business in our communities, we are giving away our 3 month Premium Business Listings for FREE*.
Usually $150, your Premium Listing enables you to stay visible and connected to those around your business. Let your neighbours know how you're… View moreTo show our appreciation for those running small business in our communities, we are giving away our 3 month Premium Business Listings for FREE*.
Usually $150, your Premium Listing enables you to stay visible and connected to those around your business. Let your neighbours know how you're operating in Alert Level 3, share tips and tricks unique to your industry, send a few shoutouts - or share how your community can support you at this time.
There's no catches and no hidden fees. It's just our small way of saying thank you for playing such an essential part in our communities.
Grab a FREE 3 Month Premium Business Listing now. (Feel free to share the news with your fellow small business owners too!)
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I have never seen my parents
Really quite so excited
Pouring over shopping lists
And looking so delighted
Mum putting on her dress
and kicking up her heels
Dad putting on his game face
… View moreI have never seen my parents
Really quite so excited
Pouring over shopping lists
And looking so delighted
Mum putting on her dress
and kicking up her heels
Dad putting on his game face
To get the food to cook the meals
A little like a game of roulette
I wish them well on their caper
As most stores are out of stock
Of necessities like loo paper
Looking like a surgeon
They face off with their masks
Prepared to ward off the virus
They wait in line, 2 metres apart
And then like a bull to a flag
The store allows them in
And quickly they disappear
Down aisle’s and out again
Never did I think the mundane
Could bring such delight
And when the Alert is over
We deserve a SHOUTOUT for doing what was right
Be Safe
Be Kind
An alleged burglary of an Auckland retirement village has been described by police as "incredibly re…
ANZAC biscuits have a special place in the hearts of Kiwis and Aussies.
In the baking module for Level 3 cooks, we always make this classic kiwi cookie - the ANZAC biscuit which commemorates Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in World War 1 and subsequent wars.
Why not make your own, … View moreANZAC biscuits have a special place in the hearts of Kiwis and Aussies.
In the baking module for Level 3 cooks, we always make this classic kiwi cookie - the ANZAC biscuit which commemorates Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in World War 1 and subsequent wars.
Why not make your own, this ANZAC Day. The photo below is from our Cookery Student Henry, cooked at his home.
An aged care boss has described the climate of fear that descends on a rest home when coronavirus hi…
ANZAC Day will be marked a little differently this year. We’ll be warm and cosy at home and The Last Post won’t start until you press play. But one thing will be the same – remembrance.
To help us remember those who served and understand what ‘to serve’ meant, … View moreANZAC Day will be marked a little differently this year. We’ll be warm and cosy at home and The Last Post won’t start until you press play. But one thing will be the same – remembrance.
To help us remember those who served and understand what ‘to serve’ meant, Ryman recorded their ANZAC resident’s stories. Some are humorous, others are tragic and eye-opening, but they all offer insight into the courage, bravery, and determination required to serve.
What better way to remember than to read the memories of those who were there?
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