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Age Concern New Zealand is running an "Elder Abuse Hits Close to Home" awareness campaign in June. Did you know that more than 75% of alleged abusers are family members? We hear awful stories in the media of older people being abused in care facilities, scammed on the internet or taunted … View moreAge Concern New Zealand is running an "Elder Abuse Hits Close to Home" awareness campaign in June. Did you know that more than 75% of alleged abusers are family members? We hear awful stories in the media of older people being abused in care facilities, scammed on the internet or taunted by the general public, but for thousands of older New Zealander's the abuse happens in their own home. Please get in contact with your local Age Concern if you suspect a family member, friend or neighbour is being abused. We can Help. #WEAAD #alwaysrespected
Hi, does anyone know of a picture framer that could frame a hoodie I purchased for my husband's birthday in July? It is a very special one with an emblem on the back. Did get a quote from a picture framer off Cameron Rd but $700 seemed over the top!! Thanks!
SuperValue is dedicated to supporting our local community. This is why each month, every SuperValue Supermarket will make a charitable donation to a deserving community group or individual as part of the SuperValue Community Cash charitable grant program.
If you are a community group such as a … View moreSuperValue is dedicated to supporting our local community. This is why each month, every SuperValue Supermarket will make a charitable donation to a deserving community group or individual as part of the SuperValue Community Cash charitable grant program.
If you are a community group such as a club, school or trust, or an individual with a community project underway and just need a hand, you could be chosen as a recipient of a $200 donation!
We want everyone to have an absolute blast while they're here... but most importantly we want everyone to stay safe on our roads. Download the PDF attachment below and share it with your English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish mates.
You might have noticed Neighbourly has been celebrating its third birthday this month! We’re big fans of celebrations - especially when they involve cupcakes. Or giveaways!
Comment below and tell us the best place in your neighbourhood to get a sweet treat, and we’ll shout one lucky … View moreYou might have noticed Neighbourly has been celebrating its third birthday this month! We’re big fans of celebrations - especially when they involve cupcakes. Or giveaways!
Comment below and tell us the best place in your neighbourhood to get a sweet treat, and we’ll shout one lucky Neighbourly member a $50 birthday Prezzy® card!
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Wanted for storing household accounts etc please. Phone Vicki on 5628026 AH
Why Join The TLBN?
The purpose of our Network Meetings is to bring the Directory Members together to connect in person. This provides plenty of new opportunities to build relationships and do business together. The key outcomes that we help members achieve are...
1. Better Connections
2. New Ideas… View moreWhy Join The TLBN?
The purpose of our Network Meetings is to bring the Directory Members together to connect in person. This provides plenty of new opportunities to build relationships and do business together. The key outcomes that we help members achieve are...
1. Better Connections
2. New Ideas and Insights
3. Becoming More Profitable
It's fair to say that The Local Business Network (TLBN) isn't normal networking... many of our members have commented that some of the networking they'd done in the past felt a bit like "speed dating for business owners!". If you've done networking before then you'll know that this isn't a great way to build long term relationships. Poorly structured networking can lead to a "box full of business cards but no relationships". We don't want that to happen to you!
Here's what Business Owners are saying about why they joined:
to get better connected,
to get new ideas about what others are doing to survive and thrive in my business
to get new perspectives on what you're currently doing in my business
to improve my word-of-mouth marketing
to gain referrals
to meet like-minded business owners
to get out of the office
to make sales
to find good suppliers
to create new opportunities.
NETWORK MEETING FORMATS
ShowRoom is a Networking Meeting to get better connections between you and other local business owners. Better connections means more Word-of-Mouth Marketing and more referrals from business owners who will all be spotting work for you!
BoardRoom is a Mastermind Meeting to generate new ideas and insights for you and your business. Members work together to help each other with their challenges and what’s working, so that you can get your business ahead!
ClassRoom Meetings are Business education workshops with the focus on helping you become more profitable. You’ll get a workbook on a key topic and learn the best strategies and an action plan to implement!
GENERAL NETWORKING: Prior to the Meetings
SHOWROOM: Round Table Meetings
SHOWROOM: Inside Information Sessions
BOARDROOM: Mastermind Meetings
CLASSROOM: Educational Workshops
They're for Business Owners... the people that make the key decisions in their business. This ensures that every person you meet, every connection, is valuable. Whether you're providing products or services to each other, creating opportunities together, or sharing business ideas... there's unlimited opportunity to tap into the people in the room to help you grow your business.
How It Works
The Network Meetings are regular morning meetings held in the same time-slot each fortnight. Usually 7.00am - 8.30am on a weekday. The meetings alternate between Showroom, Boardroom and Classroom. This way you are well connected with a range of members across the group.
How Much is Membership?
For the list of membership inclusions to go to www.tlb.network... the Membership Page. You'll see what you receive as a Member, plus all the details on the Premier Listing that you receive in the Directory.
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Looking to find a Book Fair Sale that benefits a school or good cause. Have a couple of boxes to donate! Thanks!
Urgently Need to buy cheap trestle tables and strong clothing racks. Must be good usable order, but don't need to be beautiful.Please phone Vicki 5628026 A/H
Lots of lovely preloved women's clothing, cheap, range of sizes, great condition, some really good brands, also some men's clothing. Lots of bric a brac too. New stuff weekly, as I need to empty storage. Lots of accessories to be unpacked. 145 Durham Street behind Polytech and opposite … View moreLots of lovely preloved women's clothing, cheap, range of sizes, great condition, some really good brands, also some men's clothing. Lots of bric a brac too. New stuff weekly, as I need to empty storage. Lots of accessories to be unpacked. 145 Durham Street behind Polytech and opposite University in old Lighting shop.
Doors open Tues, Wed, Thurs 11am to 5pm, And first Sat of Month from 9am till 1pm. Please Facebook info to all your friends!! Great prices from one dollar each, most a few dollars, a few to twenty dollars. See you there, Vicki
Have selection of Bromeliads for sale . 2 in pots and the others which are not. Starting from $10. Text 021471947 if you are interested
Hi Neighbours,
Dodgy tenants have left a Tauranga landlord fuming and wanting property managers to clean up their act when it comes to selecting tenants.
Nicky Cox discovered syringes, bags of marijuana, point bags, and meth contamination throughout her Welcome Bay rental home when she was … View moreHi Neighbours,
Dodgy tenants have left a Tauranga landlord fuming and wanting property managers to clean up their act when it comes to selecting tenants.
Nicky Cox discovered syringes, bags of marijuana, point bags, and meth contamination throughout her Welcome Bay rental home when she was cleaning it out for her new tenants.
She says it the property managers should have to pay for the clean up costs - what do you think?
Whose responsibility should it be?
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