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Lift your next charity, school, club or community event by borrowing the Pukekohe Toyota Community BBQ Trailer. It’s free to use, and we’ll even throw in some sausages and bread to get you started!
If you're interested, then flick us an email at borrowourbarbie@pukekohe.toyota.co.nz. … View moreLift your next charity, school, club or community event by borrowing the Pukekohe Toyota Community BBQ Trailer. It’s free to use, and we’ll even throw in some sausages and bread to get you started!
If you're interested, then flick us an email at borrowourbarbie@pukekohe.toyota.co.nz. We'll check its availability and send you a booking form.
Hello everyone, have you read your copy of NZFarmer?
NZFarmer has moved to isuue and all editions will be available there each month including both North and South Island editions. So head over there and follow us on our rural journey.
Sonita
Our next induction is on 13 February. If you are interested, please email karena@franklinhospice.org.nz or call 09 2389376.
more details on volunteering can be found at www.franklinhospice.org.nz...
Give an old wooden wardrobe a no-sand Resene paint makeover to add more colour – as well as more storage – to your life.
Get started on your own with these easy instructions.
Ryman Healthcare is pleased to announce it’s been awarded the Wellbeing Tick, a significant milestone marking the company as the first healthcare organisation in New Zealand and Australia to receive this accreditation.
The Wellbeing Tick is a workplace accreditation programme that recognises … View moreRyman Healthcare is pleased to announce it’s been awarded the Wellbeing Tick, a significant milestone marking the company as the first healthcare organisation in New Zealand and Australia to receive this accreditation.
The Wellbeing Tick is a workplace accreditation programme that recognises organisations that commit to the wellbeing of their people and are ready to make systemic changes to the way they operate.
The programme is based on an award-winning and globally researched framework, aiming to set the standard for workplace wellbeing practices in New Zealand and Australia.
Click to read the full story.
Welcome to the Year of the Dragon - the symbol of power!
WIN 1 of 3 $50 gift cards in our Lunar New Year contest:
Simply share which month does your household's power bill PEAK and why to WIN! CLICK below to enter!
Let NZ Compare power up your year!
Entry ends on 12/2.
We value your feedback. Share your thoughts about our state highway network.
Hi neighbours, please take a moment to participate in our customer feedback survey and share your experience of the network.
Your feedback will help us understand what's working well and which areas need … View moreWe value your feedback. Share your thoughts about our state highway network.
Hi neighbours, please take a moment to participate in our customer feedback survey and share your experience of the network.
Your feedback will help us understand what's working well and which areas need improvement. Together we can create better and safer journeys for everyone.
Click the link to participate.
The team at Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency.
See if you or your school leaver qualifies for one of our free* study options.
Explore our options:
- First year fees-free if you are new to tertiary study
- Youth Guarantee for 19-24 year olds
- Māori and Pasifika Trades Training for New Zealand Māori or Pasifika aged 16-40 years
- … View moreSee if you or your school leaver qualifies for one of our free* study options.
Explore our options:
- First year fees-free if you are new to tertiary study
- Youth Guarantee for 19-24 year olds
- Māori and Pasifika Trades Training for New Zealand Māori or Pasifika aged 16-40 years
- Level 1 and 2 programmes are free*.
Come join us and get more for you, your whānau and your community.
Start February – apply now.
Get it in the bag Auckland. These new compostable bin liners are great for your kitchen caddy and your food scraps.
Do your part to keep food scraps out of your kerbside rubbish collection and keep your eye out for pink compostable bin liners at your local supermarket.
Think pink for food … View moreGet it in the bag Auckland. These new compostable bin liners are great for your kitchen caddy and your food scraps.
Do your part to keep food scraps out of your kerbside rubbish collection and keep your eye out for pink compostable bin liners at your local supermarket.
Think pink for food scraps bin liners.
These well marked heifers are approx 6 months and very quiet..They are vaccinated and last drenched 15 January.Can be viewed in Pukekohe $695 plus gst Ph or txt Annette 021 2025185
Hello everyone hope you are doing great. The January issue of NZFarmer is now out so make sure you grab your copy today. You can also sign up to our fortnightly newsletter: www.stuff.co.nz...
Hope you enjoy reading it.
Sonita
If an offset smoker and an electric guitar had a baby, it would be Meatstock.
It's a sensory explosion that combines the best live fire barbecue experts and pitmasters in the country with an epic lineup of live music, entertainment, and competitions.
Barbecue, Bands and Bedlam.
… View moreIf an offset smoker and an electric guitar had a baby, it would be Meatstock.
It's a sensory explosion that combines the best live fire barbecue experts and pitmasters in the country with an epic lineup of live music, entertainment, and competitions.
Barbecue, Bands and Bedlam.
24-25th February - Mystery Creek,Hamilton.
Don't forget that we have all clothing half-price on Tuesday and fill-a-basket with clothes or clothes and books for $10 on Thursday. We look forward to seeing you in store.
We have just had a generous donation of VHS tapes that are now put out in the shop - 2 for $1.00. If you're collecting these, please do pop in and have a look.
The visionary project to create a public outdoor education and recreation park around the new lake filling a former mine at Kimihia in Huntly is in part being enabled by a trust originally established to build a school camp near Raglan.
The Huntly Karioi Trust was established in 1972 to … View moreThe visionary project to create a public outdoor education and recreation park around the new lake filling a former mine at Kimihia in Huntly is in part being enabled by a trust originally established to build a school camp near Raglan.
The Huntly Karioi Trust was established in 1972 to facilitate outdoor education opportunities for the students of Huntly College. It was incorporated the following year, as camping and other outdoor training classes were getting underway at the College.
By 1976 the Trust had raised in excess of $30,000, a significant amount at the time, achieved with the support of the College’s staff, local farmers and the community at large.
Two significant fundraisers had been a raffle for a new car, and the running of a relay from Wellington to Huntly in just under 44 hours by nine students, including Lynda Topp, and teacher Brian Curle, as pictured below.
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