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We've taken on a First Foundation Scholarship Student Tui!
Tui will be with us for 4 years as she completes her studies at Alfriston College and then goes on to university.
Tui has been with us for 5 months, working on Eye on Nature projects.
#BeautifulManukau #StudentSuccess … View moreWe've taken on a First Foundation Scholarship Student Tui!
Tui will be with us for 4 years as she completes her studies at Alfriston College and then goes on to university.
Tui has been with us for 5 months, working on Eye on Nature projects.
#BeautifulManukau #StudentSuccess #FirstFoundation #SouthAucklandTalent
Waiuku Rotary meets every Wednesday at 18:00 at the Waiuku Community Hall. Contact : waiuku.rotary@gmail.com before Tuesday 09:00am.
What do we do?
www.rotarygbi.org...
Now taking in light engineering work, mechanical repairs, welding.
Need something repaired or made.
Contact Alan. 45 Ryan Road, Kingseat.
0210561161
A New Zealand-owned and operated petroleum company is taking a big leap forward by installing modern technology into its new fuel stop on the Bombay Hills.
Waitomo has installed its first vapour recovery system at its Bombay station, which opened May 29, that allows petrol vapour to … View moreA New Zealand-owned and operated petroleum company is taking a big leap forward by installing modern technology into its new fuel stop on the Bombay Hills.
Waitomo has installed its first vapour recovery system at its Bombay station, which opened May 29, that allows petrol vapour to ...
NZMA is hosting a Community Open Day on the 10th June! If you are around next Saturday, this is the perfect time to bring along family and friends and experience this amazing day. On the day you can expect fun entertainment, cultural groups, FREE sausage sizzle, and even a bouncy castle!
On top … View moreNZMA is hosting a Community Open Day on the 10th June! If you are around next Saturday, this is the perfect time to bring along family and friends and experience this amazing day. On the day you can expect fun entertainment, cultural groups, FREE sausage sizzle, and even a bouncy castle!
On top of that, we’ve got some really fun activities where you get the opportunity to apply hands on skills in the areas of: Trades, Cookery, Hospitality, Contact Centre, Business, Retail, Early Childhood Education and Health. If you enjoy these activities and decide to grow your skills further, then you can even enroll on the day!
To find out more about this Open Day, visit our website, we can’t wait to see you there!
How awesome are these volunteers!
The Waiuku township got a touch up, 93 volunteers took to the streets armed with brooms, paintbrushes and rubbish bags.
Read more of the article by The Post Newspaper in the link below!
#BeautifulManukau #Waiuku #CommunityProjects #Cleanups #Volunteer … View moreHow awesome are these volunteers!
The Waiuku township got a touch up, 93 volunteers took to the streets armed with brooms, paintbrushes and rubbish bags.
Read more of the article by The Post Newspaper in the link below!
#BeautifulManukau #Waiuku #CommunityProjects #Cleanups #Volunteer #Beautification #OptOutside #EnviornmentalEducation
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Hi neighbours,
Waikato Regional Council's strategy and policy committee recently voted in favour of a detailed business case into a passenger rail service between Hamilton and Auckland. Do you think it's worth investing in a train stop in Tuakau? Let us know what you think below.
… View moreHi neighbours,
Waikato Regional Council's strategy and policy committee recently voted in favour of a detailed business case into a passenger rail service between Hamilton and Auckland. Do you think it's worth investing in a train stop in Tuakau? Let us know what you think below.
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Hey neighbours,
Check out this mum and daughter duo, who are both constables in Counties Manukau.
Do any of you work with family?
What's it like?
The battle up front could determine who wins the Counties Power Game of the Week this week between Karaka and Onewhero.
The Onewhero side will be smarting from a narrow loss to Waiuku last week and will determined to knock over one of the top four sides and give themselves a chance of making the… View moreThe battle up front could determine who wins the Counties Power Game of the Week this week between Karaka and Onewhero.
The Onewhero side will be smarting from a narrow loss to Waiuku last week and will determined to knock over one of the top four sides and give themselves a chance of making the ...
This weekend, the Rainbows End Counties Manukau and Waikato Secondary School 1st XV competition begins.
Last year was the first year the competition took place, with St Johns College winning and Manurewa High taking second place.
The eight secondary schools in this … View moreThis weekend, the Rainbows End Counties Manukau and Waikato Secondary School 1st XV competition begins.
Last year was the first year the competition took place, with St Johns College winning and Manurewa High taking second place.
The eight secondary schools in this year's competition are ...
Around 31, 000 more people will be settling in Auckland, ready or not. So when it comes to transport, we need to be ready. Find out how AT is planning for the future.
DID YOU KNOW: It is estimated that over 20,000 Aucklanders are without a home. Over half of our country's homeless are under 25. One quarter are children.
Lifewise provides support and housing to these youth. Please help me help them by donating to my Big Sleepout page.
Hi there Neighbours;
It was a privilege to attend the nominees evening for the Pukekohe Business Association Best in Business Awards on Thursday.
Franklin County News is proud to be the event’s media sponsor and is grateful for the opportunity to be part of a such a fabulous annual event which… View moreHi there Neighbours;
It was a privilege to attend the nominees evening for the Pukekohe Business Association Best in Business Awards on Thursday.
Franklin County News is proud to be the event’s media sponsor and is grateful for the opportunity to be part of a such a fabulous annual event which does a superb job celebrating the success of business and enterprise in our town.
Congratulation to all the nominees and congratulations to Kendyl Sullivan and her PBA team for organising Thursday’s event at ANZ Pukekohe.
There was a lot of excitement in the room and it was clear all there were very proud to be on the nominees’ guest list.
Public voting opens June 1, and is open to 5pm July 3. be sure to support your favourite local business.
For more on the awards, keep an eye on the Franklin County News and the PBA website, pukekohe.org.nz
thanks :)
Julie
Privilege to cut the ribbon for the opening of the Sandringham Rd Extension Cycleway in Puketapapa this morning. It links with the SH20 cycleway, which enjoyed a 16% increase in cyclists last year, and the Mt Roskill Safe routes cycleway.
If we can provide safe cycleways for students to cycle to … View morePrivilege to cut the ribbon for the opening of the Sandringham Rd Extension Cycleway in Puketapapa this morning. It links with the SH20 cycleway, which enjoyed a 16% increase in cyclists last year, and the Mt Roskill Safe routes cycleway.
If we can provide safe cycleways for students to cycle to school, we can potentially cut morning peak traffic on the roads by up to 10%. It's a concern that while most baby boomers walked or cycled to school, only 3% of secondary students cycle to school today.
Cycling lowers congestion, reduces carbon emissions and provides healthy exercise for students when rising obesity rates among our kids is a growing worry.
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