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If you have one password you use for everything and hit ‘remind me later’ when an update pops up on your phone, you’re not alone. For many, cyber safety is something we know is important, but feels too hard or a hassle to do something about.
Fortunately, keeping your data secure is much … View moreIf you have one password you use for everything and hit ‘remind me later’ when an update pops up on your phone, you’re not alone. For many, cyber safety is something we know is important, but feels too hard or a hassle to do something about.
Fortunately, keeping your data secure is much easier than you’d think. Cyber Smart Week is happening around New Zealand from 27 November to 1 December and it’s all about doing one thing to make a big difference. The Cyber Smart website has all the tips you need to get your family and workmates on board.
Anyone have any spear vegetables plants or berries plants or herbs or even just flowers they don’t need as would love to get more in my garden. As atm I have not had time to grow my own with our rainbow baby as well as our two other boys I have been to busy. Thank you so much 😊
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Imagine you're a tourist to the city, or perhaps you have family members paying a visit who want to check out the Hamilton Gardens. Would you expect them to pay $25 to enter? As part of the mayor's budget proposal, there is a $25 entry fee to non-residents over 18 yrs. How much would you … View moreImagine you're a tourist to the city, or perhaps you have family members paying a visit who want to check out the Hamilton Gardens. Would you expect them to pay $25 to enter? As part of the mayor's budget proposal, there is a $25 entry fee to non-residents over 18 yrs. How much would you pay to visit the gardens? Comment below!
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We're combining traditional Christmas concerts and mad pantomimes into our own special celebration show with laughter and stunning music! With sing-a-long classics like Jingle Bells, Silent Night, and Feliz Navidad, our show is full of nostalgia, laughter and festive fun!
… View moreWe're combining traditional Christmas concerts and mad pantomimes into our own special celebration show with laughter and stunning music! With sing-a-long classics like Jingle Bells, Silent Night, and Feliz Navidad, our show is full of nostalgia, laughter and festive fun!
Your favourite artists are performing: co-owners Susan Boland and John Cameron, tenors extraordinaire Bonaventure Allan-Moetaua and Karl Perigo, the fabulous Lynette Martin, and pianist Paul Carnegie-Jones.
Tickets are $34 including a Christmas lunch after the concert. Group discounts available for 10+.
We're touring 24 venues across New Zealand 13 Nov – 19 Dec.
It's no surprise that Neighbourly members love their cats - but we want to know how you celebrate the festive season with them.
Is Santa bringing your cat a present? Will she be served something special or an extra treat or two? Take our 2 minute survey and we'll send you a FREE … View moreIt's no surprise that Neighbourly members love their cats - but we want to know how you celebrate the festive season with them.
Is Santa bringing your cat a present? Will she be served something special or an extra treat or two? Take our 2 minute survey and we'll send you a FREE sample of our new FANCY FEAST PUREE KISS, just for taking part!
Available in small treat serves, FANCY FEAST PUREE KISS are the perfect treat for your feline friend this Christmas.
Wishing every Kiwi Cat a very Merry Christmas from FANCY FEAST.
Saturday 25 November marks White Ribbon Day, an annual event drawing attention to men's violence towards women. New Zealanders are taking The Pledge and making a commitment to stand up, speak out - and act.
Have you watched our film Raise Our Men? Featuring interviews with nine Kiwi men, … View moreSaturday 25 November marks White Ribbon Day, an annual event drawing attention to men's violence towards women. New Zealanders are taking The Pledge and making a commitment to stand up, speak out - and act.
Have you watched our film Raise Our Men? Featuring interviews with nine Kiwi men, it demonstrates that change is possible when men are shown and supported to choose a different respectful path. You'll find clips on our website.
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Choose Kind is the movement inspired by the story, Wonder. The movement encourages people to create and spread more kindness in the world by inspiring people to practice random acts of kindness every day. Want to join the movement too? It’s easy.
Go to choosekind.org.nz and sign the pledge to … View moreChoose Kind is the movement inspired by the story, Wonder. The movement encourages people to create and spread more kindness in the world by inspiring people to practice random acts of kindness every day. Want to join the movement too? It’s easy.
Go to choosekind.org.nz and sign the pledge to show your commitment to start choosing kind. Don’t forget to share your pledge on your social channels and spread more kindness into your world! Check out movie trailer & NZ movie times now.
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Want to win tickets to see Wonder? We have 5 double passes to give away! Just like or thank this post and we'll put you in the draw! Winners contacted 4 December.
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