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Has anyone ever seen something like the image below in an older Kiwi home? Does anyone remember them from their childhood? These strange slots allowed you to rid yourself of an old razor and never think of it again...but it also meant, years down the track, that someone renovating would be in for a… View moreHas anyone ever seen something like the image below in an older Kiwi home? Does anyone remember them from their childhood? These strange slots allowed you to rid yourself of an old razor and never think of it again...but it also meant, years down the track, that someone renovating would be in for a nasty, rusty surprise.
I'm certain I've seen something like this here in Aotearoa-NZ, but can't for the life of me recall where. It was in the back of the medicine cupboard. Let us know if you've seen, had - or have - one in your home.
Journey into the shadows of a sexy world full of magick and mystery in this all-new version of the cult classic cabaret.
Featuring dazzling dance, extraordinary aerial artistry, sassy song, bold burlesque, divine drag and a huge dose of comedy, Night of the Queer is a sublime queer cabaret that … View moreJourney into the shadows of a sexy world full of magick and mystery in this all-new version of the cult classic cabaret.
Featuring dazzling dance, extraordinary aerial artistry, sassy song, bold burlesque, divine drag and a huge dose of comedy, Night of the Queer is a sublime queer cabaret that appeals to all colours of the rainbow...
Night of the Queer 2021 transforms tarot to embody the queer spirit, unleashing the magick of a gender-bending, diverse world that embraces Queerness in all its shades. This wild celebration of sexual diversity and freedom reveals the Empresses and Emperors, Kings and Queens that live within us all.
Since launching at TAPAC in 2015, Night of the Queer has become a highlight of Auckland Pride Festival, offering a platform for some of Auckland’s most talented queer performers and emerging queer artists.
Night of the Queer is co-produced by TAPAC and Luck & Schooney, world class entertainers who are renowned for their heartfelt and sexy shows.
WHEN: 4-13 February, 7.00pm & 9.00pm shows available
WHERE: TAPAC, 100 Motions Road, Western Springs
TICKETS: GA - $27, Table Seats - $35, VIP Table - $200 for a table of 4, includes a platter and bottle of bubbles
BOOK AT : www.tapac.org.nz...
This is an R16 show with adult themes.
Night of the Queer is part of Auckland Pride Festival and is made possible through the Pride & Spark Empowerment Initiative.
TAPAC and Luck & Schooney would also like to thank Foundation North, The Rule Foundation, Rainbow New Zealand Charitable Trust, The Coffee Club, and our Arts Partner Waitematā Local Board for their generous support of the 2021 season.
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Hi Neighbours!
The Becoming an Age Friendly Business Implementation Guide is now available on our website, providing practical guidance for businesses, services and communities interested in putting an age friendly business programme in place in their city or stores.
If you are thinking about … View moreHi Neighbours!
The Becoming an Age Friendly Business Implementation Guide is now available on our website, providing practical guidance for businesses, services and communities interested in putting an age friendly business programme in place in their city or stores.
If you are thinking about developing an Age friendly Business programme or have more questions about how to get involved, get in touch with us at osc@msd.govt.nz.
Read More to find out how you can have your say. 👇 Public feedback closes 5pm Monday 8 February 2021.
Make the most of summer in Auckland with a huge range of events and activities, our region's parks, beaches and walkways, council facilities and more: ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
Hey neighbours,
Who's foiling and who's failing?
Stuff's America's Cup correspondent Duncan Johnstone brings you all the action from on and off the water, delivered to your inbox every Monday.
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Masefield and Sentinel Road Beaches have been added to Auckland Council's Safe Swim website 👉 www.safeswim.org.nz...
This means you can now check before you swim at either of these local beaches!
The Safe Swim website gives you access to water quality information and swimming conditions … View moreMasefield and Sentinel Road Beaches have been added to Auckland Council's Safe Swim website 👉 www.safeswim.org.nz...
This means you can now check before you swim at either of these local beaches!
The Safe Swim website gives you access to water quality information and swimming conditions so you can make informed decisions about when and where to swim 🏊
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Mōrena Auckland,
What do you think about the incoming increased public transport fares?
On Monday, Auckland Council announced a 4 percent increase for peak-time travel with a discount approved for off-peak travel.
According to Auckland Transport (AT), some passengers would be paying an … View moreMōrena Auckland,
What do you think about the incoming increased public transport fares?
On Monday, Auckland Council announced a 4 percent increase for peak-time travel with a discount approved for off-peak travel.
According to Auckland Transport (AT), some passengers would be paying an extra 35 cents per trip, with a daily maximum spend of $20 per day which for some, would mean an unlimited daily pass.
Former AT chairman Dr Lester Levy advocated for fare freezes have not been heeded in the 2021 review.
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Hi neighbours,
Have you noticed that your windows are stiff, or the handle is a bit loose?
Depending on age, quality and probably a little bit determined by luck, different parts of a window can’t work anymore:
• Locking pins no longer lock exactly
• Window handle is difficult or difficult… View moreHi neighbours,
Have you noticed that your windows are stiff, or the handle is a bit loose?
Depending on age, quality and probably a little bit determined by luck, different parts of a window can’t work anymore:
• Locking pins no longer lock exactly
• Window handle is difficult or difficult to turn
• Window sash does not fit properly in the frame (must be lifted or pushed in)
• Window handle wobbles
If you have windows that are stiff to open or close or leave big draught gaps give us a call on 0800 25 25 00 for a free estimate.
Hinges can easily be replaced without worrying about the cost of replacing the whole window.
The Exceed we fix windows & doors team :)
Textile Cleaning is a one-stop-shop for all curtain cleaning needs - no matter how big or small.
We offer full take-down and rehang service and can provide replacement curtains while your drapes are being cleaned.
Help is just a phone call away.
Having cleaned thousands of curtains, … View moreTextile Cleaning is a one-stop-shop for all curtain cleaning needs - no matter how big or small.
We offer full take-down and rehang service and can provide replacement curtains while your drapes are being cleaned.
Help is just a phone call away.
Having cleaned thousands of curtains, drapes and blinds across Auckland for over 25 years, Textile Cleaning is highly recommended!
The trains are back at Britomart after a three-week closure.
Read this story by Kendall Hutt for more details:
www.stuff.co.nz...
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I use public transport daily to commute to work. On an average, 25% commuters do not wear masks/coverings.
I spoke to some who don't, over past few days. Their casual response, "sorry I don't have one", "forgot"...
As far as I understand wearing of masks is mandatory … View moreI use public transport daily to commute to work. On an average, 25% commuters do not wear masks/coverings.
I spoke to some who don't, over past few days. Their casual response, "sorry I don't have one", "forgot"...
As far as I understand wearing of masks is mandatory on all public transport in Auckland, even at level 1. Exceptions do apply.
However with these excuses, what is the point in majority of commuters following rules, whilst a handful of them, just don't bother.
Is is alright to ask them or just leave them alone and change your seat?
Any other suggestions?
Is this complacency or irresponsible attitude- waiting for another outbreak in community?
So annoying
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