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Skills Update Training Institute Mangere/Papakura Campus
Liam completed his National Certificate in Security, Level 2, at the end of 2017 and has now got employment with Simply Security Ltd, a well-known company, working at a number of sites throughout the country.
Liam has joined a number of fellow Skills Update security course colleagues who are … View moreLiam completed his National Certificate in Security, Level 2, at the end of 2017 and has now got employment with Simply Security Ltd, a well-known company, working at a number of sites throughout the country.
Liam has joined a number of fellow Skills Update security course colleagues who are also working there. During the last week he has completed the induction for new employees and is currently stationed at a major construction site in downtown Auckland City.
From here Liam hopes to move shortly to join other Skills security course graduates at the site of the University of Auckland. Liam said he is finding the work interesting and challenging and credits the training he received at the security course as a major help in enabling him to put theory into practice.
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Edna from Botany Downs
Hi, is there anyone that has a twin stroller they want to get rid of and that is in relatively good condition for a very good price please?
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Watch the official Tiaki 2018 video in the link below!
Showcasing our talented South Auckland guardians of the environment.
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π₯ Thanks David Weston for the awesome clip!
#Tiaki2018 #BeautifulManukau #EnvironmentalEducation … View moreWatch the official Tiaki 2018 video in the link below!
Showcasing our talented South Auckland guardians of the environment.
We π it! Tell us what you think in the comments below. π
π₯ Thanks David Weston for the awesome clip!
#Tiaki2018 #BeautifulManukau #EnvironmentalEducation #SouthAucklandYouth #Leadership #Kaitiakitanga #Guardiansoftheenvironment
Jessica Neighbourly Lead from Half Moon Bay
Thank you to everyone who supported our community cooking at The Ellen Melville Centre in the CBD. If you would like to attend our next Free cooking event, its next week Tuesday at Tamaki Wellbeing Centre Panmure Court Cres opp the Panmure Library. Bring an apron and a tea towel.
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Communications Team from Auckland Council
Local residents will have the chance to enjoy an evening of culture and traditions from one of Asia's biggest celebrations at Howick's first Moon Festival.
Communications Team from Auckland Council
Following the Howick Ward by-election, Paul Young (Independent) has been provisionally elected as a Howick Ward councillor.
Communications Team from Auckland Council
Shelley is one of Auckland Council's senior community waterways specialists, and works across the region helping endangered Δ«nanga breed.
GirlGuiding NZ is bigger than a biscuit! Your purchase goes towards providing Kiwi girls and young women with hands on experiences that allow them to discover their potential, develop confidence and skills, participate in our quality educational programmes and contribute to their communities now … View moreGirlGuiding NZ is bigger than a biscuit! Your purchase goes towards providing Kiwi girls and young women with hands on experiences that allow them to discover their potential, develop confidence and skills, participate in our quality educational programmes and contribute to their communities now and in the future.
Find out where the Girl Guides will be in Auckland or buy online!
For more information on Guiding go to www.girlguidingnz.org.nz
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John Ensom from Ensom Funeral Services
Ensom Funeral Services recognise that all family's needs are different. We happily take the time to prepare a fitting tribute and farewell that reflects the life of each person as being unique.
We are an independently run family business. We've been a part of this community for many … View moreEnsom Funeral Services recognise that all family's needs are different. We happily take the time to prepare a fitting tribute and farewell that reflects the life of each person as being unique.
We are an independently run family business. We've been a part of this community for many years.
Our friendly team bring a comforting familiarity to your family in your time of need.
Email ensomfunerals@gmail.com or call us on 09 299 6646 for more information.
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Remember the old days of basement and garage bands? How you would count the minutes at school to get creative with your friends until your parent had to beg you to come inside for dinner?
Steve Chaplin from Howick Squash Club
Squash is a fast-moving game that requires skill, speed and supreme fitness.
The ball can reach speeds of up to 270kph and players can burn off up to 1000 calories per hour of squash - higher than most other sports.
It began in the 19th century and was originally called squash racquets, to … View moreSquash is a fast-moving game that requires skill, speed and supreme fitness.
The ball can reach speeds of up to 270kph and players can burn off up to 1000 calories per hour of squash - higher than most other sports.
It began in the 19th century and was originally called squash racquets, to distinguish it from the game of racquets.
Harrow School, just outside London, is credited as the game's birthplace - when young pupils who couldn't compete with older boys for space on the proper racquets courts invented their own version using a rubber ball instead of a hard one.
The basic principle is to keep hitting the ball against the front wall until your opponent cannot return the hit.
Players must keep one foot in the service box as they serve.
The ball must hit the front wall between the service line and the out line, and land in the area behind the short line on the opposite side of the court.
For the remainder of the rally, players must hit the wall above the board and below the out line.
The ball is only allowed to hit the floor once before each shot, but it can hit as many walls as the player wants.
If a player fails to hit the ball before it bounces twice, hits the ball into the floor before it hits the front wall, or hits it over the out line, then they lose the rally.
A player can also lose a rally if the ball hits them or their clothing before they strike the ball.
See the link for even more information about squash:
...why play squash
...squash benefits for the aging
...fit for squash
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