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We are a non-profit community based childcare centre set in beautiful park-like surroundings. We have low teacher/child ratios with a maximum of 34 children. Hillcrest Childcare also offers 20 hours free childcare for 2-5 year olds.
Our family-oriented atmosphere allows children to learn in a … View moreWe are a non-profit community based childcare centre set in beautiful park-like surroundings. We have low teacher/child ratios with a maximum of 34 children. Hillcrest Childcare also offers 20 hours free childcare for 2-5 year olds.
Our family-oriented atmosphere allows children to learn in a relaxed environment that is small enough to be nurturing and supportive. With our stable qualified staff that make valuable contributions to children’s learning and instil positive memories.
Please feel free to pay us a visit and see for yourself what we have to offer. We are situated in Carrington Avenue, Hillcrest. Phone (07) 856 8707, email: hhcentre@xtra.co.nz or check out our Facebook page.
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Derrick from Thames
I have just read Alistair Brickell's opinion piece in the Hauraki Herald which is full of errors that I trust most of you can see through. A blatent example is his use of the 2.5 year blip in NASA's record of rising seas. These are common occurences due to seasonal variations over more … View moreI have just read Alistair Brickell's opinion piece in the Hauraki Herald which is full of errors that I trust most of you can see through. A blatent example is his use of the 2.5 year blip in NASA's record of rising seas. These are common occurences due to seasonal variations over more than a century of recording. Indeed they actually tell us how accurate our records have become. We can record when particularly snowy years over land actually reduce sea level increases FOR SHORT periods. Note also that our sea level rises have been and will be increasingly exponential. Thus I suggest it is best to trust authorities such as NASA and NOAA than dubious math of spruikers. Furthermore, some coastal areas have to add subsiding lands to their calculations which Brickell fails to address. The following link provides a very clear explanation. I suggest our young readers take a few moments to read it.
www.popsci.com...
Derrick from Thames
At last a government that tells us the truth.
www.stuff.co.nz...
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Julie Kaio Reporter from Hauraki Herald
When strong winds and a king tide battered and damaged Pauanui's iconic boardwalk, the town's trail volunteers sprung into action.
The boardwalk was badly damaged during a storm on January 5 that co-incided with king tides.
Julie Kaio Reporter from Hauraki Herald
We could all use a long weekend from time to time, but what if you had one every week? In March, trust company Perpetual Guardian will launch a six-week trial where its full time staff will work for four days a week but still be paid for five days.
READ MORE: www.stuff.co.nz...
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Sheryl from Waihi
I'm wondering if there are arty people in the Waihi/Paeroa/Katikati area who are painting abstract works or making other contemporary art, and would like to meet occasionally to talk about and view each other's work? I'm in Waihi and I'm including a photo of the sort of thing … View moreI'm wondering if there are arty people in the Waihi/Paeroa/Katikati area who are painting abstract works or making other contemporary art, and would like to meet occasionally to talk about and view each other's work? I'm in Waihi and I'm including a photo of the sort of thing I've been doing lately. Sheryl White
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Derrick from Thames
There is an exponential element to our rising sea levels, thus it is wise to understand what the word means. Here is a story that paints a very clear picture of how such increases can be extremely surprising.
www.singularitysymposium.com...
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The Team from Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management
What would you do without water? Fill up clean, empty bottles today, so you're ready when it happens. www.happens.nz...
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