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Have you reminded the men in your life to have their prostate checked? Fathers, friends, brothers, grandfathers - it’s likely you know someone affected by prostate cancer. Sadly, every day at least two Kiwi men will pass away from prostate cancer.
Arrange a check with your GP today - a message… View moreHave you reminded the men in your life to have their prostate checked? Fathers, friends, brothers, grandfathers - it’s likely you know someone affected by prostate cancer. Sadly, every day at least two Kiwi men will pass away from prostate cancer.
Arrange a check with your GP today - a message the Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ is emphasising during Blue September. Mercy Radiology is working with the Prostate Cancer Foundation NZ to lead the way in early detection technology.
Join with us and donate to make a difference. Thanks for your support!
Visit www.radiology.co.nz to know more about advancements in detection and treatment of prostate cancer.
Our bean bags and bean bag accessories are so comfortable you’ll never want to sit in a ‘normal’ bean bag again. That’s a promise!
Did we mention our bean bags are stylish too? Available in contemporary fabrics such as linen and denim, our bean bags look good in any home or office.
… View moreOur bean bags and bean bag accessories are so comfortable you’ll never want to sit in a ‘normal’ bean bag again. That’s a promise!
Did we mention our bean bags are stylish too? Available in contemporary fabrics such as linen and denim, our bean bags look good in any home or office.
Enjoy our one and only pre-summer sale with a massive 40% off our bean bags collection!
You’ll be proud to show off your Croco bean bag to family and friends, but be careful – once someone sits in a Croco, they never want to move!
Croco bean bags are:
- designed from scratch in New Zealand
- stylish, contemporary fabrics such as denim and linen
- in-built structure for ultimate support and comfort
- special Smart Filling Design so you don’t spill a single bean
- 365-day warranty on all products
Discount offer valid to 07/10/2018. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer.
Model R200Y(W)
Very good condition.
Pick it up from Bucklands Beach road
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It's old but it's working. We don't use it. Pick up from Bucklands Beach road.
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An embroidery exhibition is being held in Bell House at Howick Historic Village
15 September - 23 September
10am - 4pm gold coin donation
No longer needed. Comes with the bags shown. Will work fine for small houses or as a spare for your car
We are re doing our gardens and have some excess soil we need to get rid of. Anyone know how we can dispose of it or would like to take it off our hands? Would say a couple of large buckets full
Thanks to everyone who entered our green tips competition—there were hundreds of fantastic tips, tricks, ideas and ways we can all help the environment. See the top ten tips here.
Find out more about Countdown's commitment to phasing-out single use plastic bags.
Entrepreneur Paul Young has won Auckland Council's Howick ward by-election, to become the city's first Chinese councillor.
Young, who arrived in Auckland in 1989, won by a margin of 1698 votes in a low-turnout poll with provisional figures showing 26.4 per cent of people voted.
He … View moreEntrepreneur Paul Young has won Auckland Council's Howick ward by-election, to become the city's first Chinese councillor.
Young, who arrived in Auckland in 1989, won by a margin of 1698 votes in a low-turnout poll with provisional figures showing 26.4 per cent of people voted.
He provisionally gained 7293 votes, ahead of local board member Jim Donald on 5595, former local journalist Phil Taylor on 5285, and Damian Light on 5222. Read more of the story here.
Auckland's first Chinese and Asian councillor, Paul Young, says his cultural background will be "ver…
Kia ora neighbours,
Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was … View moreKia ora neighbours,
Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was debated.
But one debate is still ramping up - should the New Zealand Wars become a compulsory part of the curriculum? What do you think? Take part in our poll below!
Why is our imagination and creativity important today?
How can art reveal new dimensions of our self?
Teens 14 - 18 years old are invited to a FREE workshop on Saturday September 29 from 6 pm- 8 pm at the Uxbridge Art & Culture in Te Whare Ora with Youth Tribe facilitators Dee Petit and … View moreWhy is our imagination and creativity important today?
How can art reveal new dimensions of our self?
Teens 14 - 18 years old are invited to a FREE workshop on Saturday September 29 from 6 pm- 8 pm at the Uxbridge Art & Culture in Te Whare Ora with Youth Tribe facilitators Dee Petit and Clint Taniguchi.
This workshop is an introduction to the 8 week Youth Tribe Leadership Program, starting in Term 4, which takes teens through creative experiences in finding one's 'True North.'
Visit our website: www.youthtribe.nz...
The Youth Tribe Leadership Program is sponsored by the Auckland Council Howick Local Board.
Kiwis love our lawns and traditionally we expect our councils to keep the lawns of our public parks and verges tidy and well mowed and to get rid of any weeds. But actually a neat and tidy green lawn is a food desert for pollinators, and leaving grass unmown and letting so-called weeds like clover … View moreKiwis love our lawns and traditionally we expect our councils to keep the lawns of our public parks and verges tidy and well mowed and to get rid of any weeds. But actually a neat and tidy green lawn is a food desert for pollinators, and leaving grass unmown and letting so-called weeds like clover and dandelion flower provides food for bees and helps support biodiversity. Would you be happy if your local authority let the grass in your local parks grow long and allowed weeds to flourish?
Contact the Counties Manukau Health Breast Screening team today to book a breast screening appointment. Mammograms are free every two years for eligible women aged 45-69.
Call 0800 270 200 or visit www.timetoscreen.nz for more information.
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