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In 2019, make a resolution to donate to The Foodbank Project that will make you feel good and will make a real difference in your community. It's easy to set up a recurring donation online for the frequency and amount that you choose.
Instead of doing something for herself this New Year (and… View moreIn 2019, make a resolution to donate to The Foodbank Project that will make you feel good and will make a real difference in your community. It's easy to set up a recurring donation online for the frequency and amount that you choose.
Instead of doing something for herself this New Year (and struggling to keep the resolution), Ingrid is signing up to The Foodbank Project to donate a Small Family Bundle each month because it's a resolution she knows she can keep. Watch Ingrid's video here: www.facebook.com...
Learn more and donate here: www.foodbank.org.nz...
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The first free Tranzit bus is running to the TSB Festival of Lights this Saturday 5 January. The music line-up for the evening is spectacular: Wellington-based singer/songwriter Tess Goodwin, instrumental guitar duo Los Gitanos, and headline act from Auckland The Miltones, who thrive off … View moreThe first free Tranzit bus is running to the TSB Festival of Lights this Saturday 5 January. The music line-up for the evening is spectacular: Wellington-based singer/songwriter Tess Goodwin, instrumental guitar duo Los Gitanos, and headline act from Auckland The Miltones, who thrive off performing live and always pack the dancefloor with their nostalgic, soulful sounds.
Bookings close at midday, one day prior to the event. You must be 14 years or over to use this bus service unless accompanied by an adult. Buses provided thanks to TSB Community Trust. See you there!
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