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We've just written a story about Destination Rotorua wanting to lure Aucklanders to our fair city.
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Comment below or email … View moreHi Neighbours,
We've just written a story about Destination Rotorua wanting to lure Aucklanders to our fair city.
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We'd love to hear from any newly arrived Aucklanders? So drop us a line and let us know why you made the move.
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Lynmore Playcentre will be celebrating 50yrs of quality ECE with an open day and a Teddy Bears Picnic at Lynmore Playcentre Sunday 6th November 2-4pm. The event is open to past and present members and our community. Dress up is optional!
Lynmore Playcentre first opened in September 1966, and in… View moreLynmore Playcentre will be celebrating 50yrs of quality ECE with an open day and a Teddy Bears Picnic at Lynmore Playcentre Sunday 6th November 2-4pm. The event is open to past and present members and our community. Dress up is optional!
Lynmore Playcentre first opened in September 1966, and in January 1967 it was recognised by the Auckland Association. It was 10yrs before they moved out of the scout hall and other temporary premises and into an old house moved on to a public reserve. Early in 1977 the new building was opened with a roll of 11 children. Lynmore Playcentre currently has 24 families enrolled with sessions running Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings.
Are you in this photo, do you know anyone is the photo? Please get in touch with us if you do or would like to know more about our open day tel 07 3455815, lynmoreplaycentre@gmail.com, we would love to hear from you.
Last class for the year, starts Tuesday 1st November at 9.30am at our clubrooms 1227 Haupapa St next door to Knox Engravers. First Class Free,
In this week's Pulse of the Neighbourhood Survey we're asking about the schools near you. Would you be happy to send your kids to your local - or would you rather send them somewhere else? Vote below!
Kia ora whanau. Does anyone have an ice cream machine we can borrow please?
So, you picked a builder…Yay! But...then you find out they’ve got a dodgy track record. OH NO!
Avoid ‘OH NO’ moments...by heading along to a free New Home Builders Info Session with us - your local Jennian team!.
We'll be happy to help you learn more about the hidden costs of … View moreSo, you picked a builder…Yay! But...then you find out they’ve got a dodgy track record. OH NO!
Avoid ‘OH NO’ moments...by heading along to a free New Home Builders Info Session with us - your local Jennian team!.
We'll be happy to help you learn more about the hidden costs of building and how to avoid surprises by designing a home, customised for you, to work within your true budget. Find out more.
If you can’t take your normal route home, how will you get there? Who will you go with? Where will you meet up if your street is a no-go zone? Do your neighbours need help? Go to www.happens.nz... and make a plan today.
Ever wondered why our rates are so good? Find out in our latest TV commercial.
If you’re buying a new house or refinancing your mortgage, contact us on 0800 SBS BANK today or you can apply online at SBS Bank. T&Cs apply.
Hi neighbours, give this a read.
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Hi neighbours,
Mayoralty candidate Reynold Macpherson says he would have won had his campaign not been sabotaged.
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Do you agree?
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At Mobil we’ve made some improvements including re-imaged stations, lighting you’ll love our new look pumps for a more pleasant station experience. At selected sites only. Come see for yourself. At selected stations only. We think you’ll like what’s changed. Learn more here.
Hi neighbours, we are on the hunt for Rotorua's best fish and chips.
Let us know your favourite place so we can check it out.
This week in Pulse of the Nation we're asking about boy racers, also known as 'car enthusiasts'. Are they a concern in your community?
This year the theme for Get Ready Week is Prepared Kids. We know that when kids are involved in preparing for emergencies and learning about natural hazards, they encourage their families to be more prepared and play a more active role in responding to and recovering from emergencies.
As part of… View moreThis year the theme for Get Ready Week is Prepared Kids. We know that when kids are involved in preparing for emergencies and learning about natural hazards, they encourage their families to be more prepared and play a more active role in responding to and recovering from emergencies.
As part of Get Ready Week 2016, we are launching our redeveloped schools resource What’s the Plan, encouraging schools to update their emergency preparedness plans and use the new resource to build resilience as a life skill for their students.
Here are our top tips for Prepared Kids
1. Give the school or day care a list of three people who can pick the kids up if you can’t get there.
2. Talk to your kids in an honest (but not scary) way about what might happen in an emergency, what you can do to keep safe, and what your plan is for if you can’t get home. The more involved they are, the less scared they will be if an emergency does happen.
3. Make a plan with your kids. Sit down together and talk about the things you need every day and work out what you would do if you didn’t have them. Grab a piece of paper and write down what you agree, who you need to contact and things you need to do to get ready.
4. Get your kids involved in getting supplies and checking them regularly. In an emergency you could be stuck at home for three
days or more. You probably have most of these things already, and you don’t have to have them all in one place, but you might have to find them in a hurry and/or in the dark.
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