70+ connected country living in Karaka
Vivid Living Karaka will be a stunning waterside location at 241 Park Estate Road. This is country lifestyle made easy.
Our unique operating model is designed to protect the nest egg you’ve worked hard for. A share in capital gains and guaranteed buy back are just some of the great features packed in our offer.
These beautiful 2 & 3-bedroom villas are designed for 70+ young-at-heart people with a zest for life. Our Karaka community will be nestled within a thriving Fletcher Living neighbourhood where multi-generational families can live a stone’s throw away.
Vivid Living has applied for registration under the Retirement Villages Act 2003 and once registered will make offers of occupation to the public.
Share your most delicious (but affordable!) go-to meal...
Winter is knocking at the door and the cost of living has already made itself at home. So let's help each other out by sharing your meal ideas that don't break the bank.
Comment below with your go-to meals that are delicious and affordable.
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Pukekohe High School Student Art Showcase
Pukekohe High School Student Art Showcase
25th May - 15th June
Opening Event: Saturday 25 May, 11am - 2pm
The Pukekohe High School Student Art Showcase is a collection of artworks that display the creative minds and talent present at Pukekohe High School. On show is mostly work from senior students in years 12 and 13 who are working towards completing their NCEA folio boards by the end of the year.
Free entry. All welcome!
And the 2024 Prospa Local Business Hero is...
A huge congratulations to mother and son duo, Mary and Sam Danielson from The Puketapu Hotel.
The votes for all finalists have been tallied and they have been chosen by Neighbourly members across the country as the Prospa Local Business Hero of 2024.
The Puketapu Hotel was nominated by a local called Margaret and the nomination reads:
'On Feb 14, 2023, Cyclone Gabrielle flooded many of the rural areas. Puketapu Hotel went under perhaps half a meter of water. However, immediately Mary Danielson and her son, Sam Danielson, along with their loyal staff pulled it together to cook copious amounts of food that without electricity would have been wasted. Throughout the years many of us have been treated with a pub gathering where we can reconnect and a free meal. At Christmas there was Santa, games, gifts for kids, donated patchwork for adults, an ice cream truck and lots of camaraderie.
This February on the cyclone anniversary, they again pulled out the stops to give hundreds of us a special night. We are all tired of the cyclone cleanup and they understood that it was needed.'
Such a deserving business and team, well done Mary and Sam. And thank you to all those who voted!
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