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Delicious flavours, dance, music and fun are set to excite Auckland’s senses at the 20th Auckland International Cultural Festival, brought to the city by Auckland Council on Sunday 7 April in Mt Roskill War Memorial Park.
StarJam holds regular evening workshops for young people (6 - 25 years old) who live with disabilities. It's a great chance for them to express themselves, make new friends and grow confidence!
You can catch us in Albany and Takapuna so if you know a young person who would benefit from … View moreStarJam holds regular evening workshops for young people (6 - 25 years old) who live with disabilities. It's a great chance for them to express themselves, make new friends and grow confidence!
You can catch us in Albany and Takapuna so if you know a young person who would benefit from joining our evening workshops, get in touch:
auckland@starjam.org
You can view last year's concert here: youtu.be...
Bowen Therapy student in training looking for case studies with children
diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and/or ADHD.
The treatment can be adapted to the individual child’s needs, tolerance and nature.
First session is free!
Michele Danneels
021 319 657
m_danneels@yahoo.com
A car belonging to Auckland man Denver Chance has been found on the same property where a body, beli…
If you or someone you know has been thinking and talking about the possibility to use their skills and expertise for their own wealth building but aren’t ready to leave their steady employment yet? Then this maybe the course to discover if this is a pathway into business.
Te Wananga o … View moreIf you or someone you know has been thinking and talking about the possibility to use their skills and expertise for their own wealth building but aren’t ready to leave their steady employment yet? Then this maybe the course to discover if this is a pathway into business.
Te Wananga o Aotearoa’s Smart Steps to Business programme is a Level 3 NZQA approved programme delivered over a 20-week period, only one 3-hour class contact per week and the occasional Saturday workshop. Come and see if going into business is for you – self-directed flexible learning is during times you are not in class.
The good thing about this course is that if it sparks something in you, you can pathway onto another course to get closer to that aim of owning your own business or even improving the one you are working for. Fully government funded there is no cost for you to enrol.
We have openings right now for a 25 March 2019 start for an Albany class held at Dynaspeak in William Pickering Drive.
To know more call me - txt me - email me. I look forward to hearing from you.
Ana.S
021577311
ana.skellon@twoa.ac.nz
The family of Auckland man Denver Chance who was found dead after disappearing two weeks ago say the…
Don’t let your brain get older just yet! Like your muscles, your brain needs to be used to keep it functioning well. Learning Bridge is a great way to achieve that.
The next beginners lessons are planned for March 25-26, 2019.
Join in! And meet like-minded people while having a great … View moreDon’t let your brain get older just yet! Like your muscles, your brain needs to be used to keep it functioning well. Learning Bridge is a great way to achieve that.
The next beginners lessons are planned for March 25-26, 2019.
Join in! And meet like-minded people while having a great hobby. All ages welcome!
Email us at lessons@ecbbridgeclub.co.nz or call Helene 027 296 3365.
Queensland fruit flies have been found in Northcote and Devonport.
If you live in Northcote or Devonport please check our map to see if you are in the Controlled Area and find out what you need to do.
Visitwww.biosecurity.govt.nz/fruitfly
A package that prompted an evacuation of Auckland's North Shore Hospital has been identified as non-…
Join our dietitians for a tour around Pak'n Save Albany and learn how to shop to manage diabetes well.
Date: Thursday 4 April
Time: 10.00am - 11.00am
Venue: Pak'n Save Albany, Don Mckinnon Drive, Albany
Registrations are essential. Phone Comprehensive Care on 09 415 1091 or email … View moreJoin our dietitians for a tour around Pak'n Save Albany and learn how to shop to manage diabetes well.
Date: Thursday 4 April
Time: 10.00am - 11.00am
Venue: Pak'n Save Albany, Don Mckinnon Drive, Albany
Registrations are essential. Phone Comprehensive Care on 09 415 1091 or email DSME@comprehensivecare.co.nz
This tour is free for people with type 2 diabetes.
Did you ever wonder what goes on in a funeral home? Do you need to be embalmed? How much does a funeral actually cost?
Windsor Funerals is having an open weekend on
23-24 March from 10am to 3pm. Take a look behind the scenes and get all those questions answered.
Come and join us at 422 … View moreDid you ever wonder what goes on in a funeral home? Do you need to be embalmed? How much does a funeral actually cost?
Windsor Funerals is having an open weekend on
23-24 March from 10am to 3pm. Take a look behind the scenes and get all those questions answered.
Come and join us at 422 Glenfield Road, Glenfield. Phone (09)4772433 for more information. #inform #behindthescenes #questionanswering #funeralhomes #embalming #funeralcosts #cremation #burial
Our next lecture in the Fascination Science series will go ahead on Tuesday 11 March 7pm-8.30pm at Massey University's Auckland campus in Albany in the Sir Neil Waters lecture theatre.
Biological clocks - adjustable time-keeping makes for good health.
Today, thanks to the advances in visual… View moreOur next lecture in the Fascination Science series will go ahead on Tuesday 11 March 7pm-8.30pm at Massey University's Auckland campus in Albany in the Sir Neil Waters lecture theatre.
Biological clocks - adjustable time-keeping makes for good health.
Today, thanks to the advances in visual and imaging technologies, we can as easily see ourselves from the inside as on the outside. Yet, our body involves not only structures, but also functions. The majority of them are rhythmical. The most obvious one is perhaps the sleep-wake cycle, also known as circadian. But there are many other rhythms, operating on different time-scales, such as the beating of the heart, breathing, brain activity and metabolic activity. The body is an orchestra of irregular rhythms in which the key to good functioning lies in their coordination.
In this talk, Prof. Aneta Stefanovska will discuss technological advances in the monitoring of a variety of biological clocks and ways of modelling them mathematically. She will also introduce new physics that is being developed to describe the interactions between the rhythms and how this can improve our understanding of diseases such as dementia, malaria and melanoma, and facilitate their diagnosis and treatment.
More information: www.massey.ac.nz...
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