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Hi There,
I have 10 rubbish bags full of small pots free for your taking. They are great for repotting seedlings and separating plants to repot.
You may take as many as you like, they are located behind the fence near my mailbox at 61 Gallony Avenue.
Come play for fun or get internationally qualified coaching from NZ World Junior Champs representatives Alfred Dela-Peña (2016 NZ Junior Player of the year, 2017 NZ u18 Singles Gold, 2016 NZ u21 Singles Gold), Roger Wang (2017 Oceania u18 Doubles Gold) and Rodney Bygrave (Rodneys Table Tennis).
… View moreCome play for fun or get internationally qualified coaching from NZ World Junior Champs representatives Alfred Dela-Peña (2016 NZ Junior Player of the year, 2017 NZ u18 Singles Gold, 2016 NZ u21 Singles Gold), Roger Wang (2017 Oceania u18 Doubles Gold) and Rodney Bygrave (Rodneys Table Tennis).
When:
Thursday: Junior Club 7-9pm $5
Friday: Junior Club 7-9pm Cost $5
Sunday: Junior Coaching 4-6pm $8
72A Seymour Rd, Sunnyvale
Email: wtta@slingshot.co.nz
The Waitematā District Health Board will introduce new $50 compassionate parking tickets next month, for those visiting the hospital facing extreme circumstances. Board chair Judy McGregor said weekly parking would usually cost more than $140. So, will the $50 tickets provide enough relief for … View moreThe Waitematā District Health Board will introduce new $50 compassionate parking tickets next month, for those visiting the hospital facing extreme circumstances. Board chair Judy McGregor said weekly parking would usually cost more than $140. So, will the $50 tickets provide enough relief for those with friends and family facing sickness? What else should be done? Let us know in the comments!
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Say hello to our brand new NSNZ quarterly newsletter - Hapori! 💌🎉
In te reo Māori, Hapori means: family, society, or community. It is our aim with this newsletter to cultivate a thriving family of partners, supporters and the wider community and invite you in to keep up-to-date with what … View moreSay hello to our brand new NSNZ quarterly newsletter - Hapori! 💌🎉
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A teenaged ukulele player is earning $80 an hour busking over the school holidays, proving dreams re…
15 per cent of tickets issued on Albany's T2 lane are reviewed or contested but only a quarter are let off. Have you got a ticket on Albany Highway's T2? What did you do?
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Young or old, big or small
Lawn bowls is for one and all
He or she, or inbetween
You're welcome on our bowling green
Whoever you are, we're all the same
Coming together for the love of the game.
See you at Our Place. … View moreYoung or old, big or small
Lawn bowls is for one and all
He or she, or inbetween
You're welcome on our bowling green
Whoever you are, we're all the same
Coming together for the love of the game.
See you at Our Place.
Henderson Bowling Club 11th October 6pm - 7.30pm.
Free. We provide the bowls and help you try it out.
See you there!
October is lawn bowls “Have A Go” month where bowling clubs throughout Auckland open their doors for you to try the sport for free.
Lawn bowls is one of the few sports that can be played for a lifetime irrespective of age, gender, culture or physical ability and is a great way to meet with … View moreOctober is lawn bowls “Have A Go” month where bowling clubs throughout Auckland open their doors for you to try the sport for free.
Lawn bowls is one of the few sports that can be played for a lifetime irrespective of age, gender, culture or physical ability and is a great way to meet with new people.
Our friendly clubs welcome new players and people that just want to "have a go" can try the sport through a wide range of social bowling programmes during summer. To find out more visit your local club or the Play Bowls website
We all love taking our dogs for a hike through the forest, but we also love taking care of those forests for future generations and their dogs.
Hi everyone, Matt here. I am not a teacher, but I want to get something off my mind and chest if any one wants me talk about this but I am going to anyways.
There is going to be a Teachers Strike in November from what I heard in the 1 news last night. Any teacher who is on this neighbourly web… View moreHi everyone, Matt here. I am not a teacher, but I want to get something off my mind and chest if any one wants me talk about this but I am going to anyways.
There is going to be a Teachers Strike in November from what I heard in the 1 news last night. Any teacher who is on this neighbourly web page can fill me on any details when they wish.
I can understand the argument, apparently teachers work 40-80 plus every week and are not getting enough pay because of the rising costs in Auckland or NZ in general. Also the secondary school teachers have also declined the higher offer (can't remember the percentage).
The other point I am going to make is if this is going to happen to primary and secondary schools, I wonder about the intermediate school teachers. I wonder if they will have a say about their pay rises next?
The third point is more a general point is this. Our world is falling apart all over us. Teachers are going on strike, pay of anything and everything is going up, house prices here in Auckland are getting way too high and expensive to live in. Jobs, yes they are here now, but what could a job look like in years to come, is any job safe in our near future, is our next generation of children, eg our own kids going to grow up fixing robots when they get older? We need to think about these things seriously but be more aware of what we need to do now when these changes come into being.
I will say this as a christian. We are living in these end times. We have seen so many disasters across this world that we are seeing God's Word come into light. These disasters are just the tip of the iceberg. If no one believes me that we are not in these end times search on Google "living in end times today" and their will be lots of links showing about the times that we are in today.
As I wrote in the title, We Kiwis might as well have a permanent day called NZ Strike Day! I do not have a particular reason for this but because of other strikes that NZ has had this year, we should have a day that should be called NZ Strike Day so that everyone who has been working without issues should be included with the people who have had actual strikes if this makes sense.
Matt.
Know a friend, loved one, whanau or a neighbour who has had a Stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis or other neurological conditions?
Our programs and services through Conductive Education might be able to help you, please have a look at our website www.neuroconnection.org.nz... for… View moreKnow a friend, loved one, whanau or a neighbour who has had a Stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis or other neurological conditions?
Our programs and services through Conductive Education might be able to help you, please have a look at our website www.neuroconnection.org.nz... for more details.
For inquiries you can email us at admin@neuroconnection.org.nz
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You may have left fresh fruit and vege at one of the free community stands in your neighbourhood? You may have helped yourself too. Mark Dennis, who founded the movement, is a finalist in the Gardener of the Year competition. Read his amazing story, then vote!
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