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Every day, New Zealand teachers are creating brighter futures for children and young people, with lessons that can seem small, but are significant in terms of their impact.
These are lessons about important life skills such as confidence, identity, respect and persistence.
Become a teacher … View moreEvery day, New Zealand teachers are creating brighter futures for children and young people, with lessons that can seem small, but are significant in terms of their impact.
These are lessons about important life skills such as confidence, identity, respect and persistence.
Become a teacher and take your place alongside our children and young people. You’ll have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in their lives; to strengthen communities and build a better future for our next generations.
Steve and Josey McKain are determined not to see sport become a rich man's game. Throughout their 3…
🏆 We want every child to know: What they have inside is greater than any obstacle!
Clare Bradley from pioneering seaweed company AgriSea has been named the supreme winner at the NZI R…
Nature is one huge recycling mechanism, and the ‘NaturalFlow System’ works with 'Nature' by harnessing these forces that have been quietly working together for thousands of years to break down and decompose waste all around us.
We've positioned them in an enclosed eco-system … View moreNature is one huge recycling mechanism, and the ‘NaturalFlow System’ works with 'Nature' by harnessing these forces that have been quietly working together for thousands of years to break down and decompose waste all around us.
We've positioned them in an enclosed eco-system that simulates the forest floor, to treat and break down your wastewater until it is perfectly safe to be re-introduced into the environment, via the soil. 'Nature' does all this for you, for FREE!
NaturalFlow has professional installers that cover every region of New Zealand, contact us to find the closest one to you.
An extra pair of eyes may soon watch over Thames' business community after a spate of business break-ins.
Many stores that have been burgled had come from offenders travelling in stolen cars, so a fundraiser has been started to pool together money for … View moreAn extra pair of eyes may soon watch over Thames' business community after a spate of business break-ins.
Many stores that have been burgled had come from offenders travelling in stolen cars, so a fundraiser has been started to pool together money for Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras. As soon as a stolen vehicle is spotted by the camera, Police are notified.
Do you think this new technology will help? What else could be done to combat the issue of break-ins?
A Colmar Brunton survey showed one in three New Zealanders (34 per cent) were reducing their meat consumption or eating no meat at all. Baby boomers were leading the meat-reduction charge, while most vegans and vegetarians were millennials, they found. What about you? Would you try a plant-based … View moreA Colmar Brunton survey showed one in three New Zealanders (34 per cent) were reducing their meat consumption or eating no meat at all. Baby boomers were leading the meat-reduction charge, while most vegans and vegetarians were millennials, they found. What about you? Would you try a plant-based diet? Vote in the poll below.
An application to construct a spat catching farm in the Coromandel will have its first hearing next …
Hi Neighbourly members, we all love a bargain, but buying a gift that really gives back seems like a much better way to kick off the holiday season, don’t you think?
We’re not sure who decided that Black Friday was suddenly a ‘thing’ down in our part of the world, so, as us Kiwis tend to… View moreHi Neighbourly members, we all love a bargain, but buying a gift that really gives back seems like a much better way to kick off the holiday season, don’t you think?
We’re not sure who decided that Black Friday was suddenly a ‘thing’ down in our part of the world, so, as us Kiwis tend to do, we thought we’d put our own spin on it instead. One that is much more focused on community over consumerism, and equally about giving as it is about getting.
Curious?
Kicking off today and running through 'til Monday 2 December, we are doing our annual buy-one-give-one campaign.
That means for every Christmas Gift Box or Christmas Cracker set purchased, we’ll also give one to City Missions and food banks across the country to support families in need. Our aim is to give back to an organisation within the community that each of our customers live in.
The best part? There’s no car park congestion, over-crowded shopping malls or #walmartfights involved. You can shop online from the comfort of your own home, with the knowledge that you’re also doing good for fellow Kiwis in their own community.
You could say that our version of Black Friday is in fact a whole lot more colourful, adding brightness to what might otherwise be a fairly bleak Christmas for many families in New Zealand.
Together, we can make Christmas a bright and tasty time for families in need - and that sounds like a pretty good deal, don’t you think?!
Whether you’re buying for an avid foodie, a wannabe masterchef, a time-poor parent, or a student who needs help to step their signature spag bol up a notch, our Christmas Gift sets are guaranteed to be a crowd-pleaser, are all gluten-free, with no MSG, and all-natural!
You’ll find more information about Raptor Naturals, our Christmas Gift Boxes and our Christmas Crackers on our website - www.raptornaturals.co.nz
Thanks for your support
Rachael and the Raptor Naturals team
Sweeping changes to the parole system would introduce "no body, no parole" laws to compel killers to…
With our Lifestyle magazine you can read all about the happenings going on in the villages, from ballet, our new partnerships to dad jokes. Click on the link below to read our third edition for the year.
Whangamata residents are being asked to conserve water and cooperate with water restrictions following a surge in water usage over the weekend.
People are asked to keep all non-essential hose use (including sprinklers and irrigation systems) to alternate days. This is determined by the street … View moreWhangamata residents are being asked to conserve water and cooperate with water restrictions following a surge in water usage over the weekend.
People are asked to keep all non-essential hose use (including sprinklers and irrigation systems) to alternate days. This is determined by the street number of the address you are at. Even-numbered addresses can water gardens on even days of the month (eg today - November 26) and odd-numbered addresses on odd days of the month.
Click here for more information and water conservation tips.
SOURCE: SunLive.
Sizzling Saturday at the Thames Museum
cnr Cochrane & Pollen Streets
Saturday December 14th, from 9am
to celebrate the opening of our new displays 'Pioneer Domestic Life' and
'Photographers, Printers & Projectionists in Thames late-1800s to early-1900s'.
Story Telling … View moreSizzling Saturday at the Thames Museum
cnr Cochrane & Pollen Streets
Saturday December 14th, from 9am
to celebrate the opening of our new displays 'Pioneer Domestic Life' and
'Photographers, Printers & Projectionists in Thames late-1800s to early-1900s'.
Story Telling & Guided Tours of the Museum will bring our history alive
Music, Old-time Photo Opportunities,
Gourmet Sausage Sizzle
PIONEER ERA COSTUME OPTIONAL
Phone: 07 868 8509 - www.facebook.com... - thamesmuseum@xtra.co.nz
2yrs old, very little use, excellent condition. Have moved house so is surplus.
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