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Hunting & Fishing NZ are excited to bring you a concept clothing store and giftshop at the popular Sylvia Park shopping centre.
We will be opening our doors on Labour Weekend with a great range of lifestyle clothing and some awesome gift ideas for the … View moreDiscover something new this summer!
Hunting & Fishing NZ are excited to bring you a concept clothing store and giftshop at the popular Sylvia Park shopping centre.
We will be opening our doors on Labour Weekend with a great range of lifestyle clothing and some awesome gift ideas for the outdoor enthusiasts. Look out for some opening deals and a gift with every purchase over $50 over Labour weekend.
You can find us on ground level opposite the food court and downstairs from Farmers.
We can’t wait to welcome you to the store.
People who find themselves jobless as a result of Covid-19 can flock to Auckland libraries for a helping hand.
They can get practical support with their CVs and cover letters, viewing job websites, discussing skill sets or free online training through Lynda.com
Library staff will also connect … View morePeople who find themselves jobless as a result of Covid-19 can flock to Auckland libraries for a helping hand.
They can get practical support with their CVs and cover letters, viewing job websites, discussing skill sets or free online training through Lynda.com
Library staff will also connect Aucklanders with skills development, education and training courses.
Auckland Council library staff are being up-skilled to provide employment and skills advice to their communities using the new Work Navigator service piloted by the Te Manawa community hub in Westgate.
The goal is to help people recover from job losses caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The libraries involved in phase 1 of the region wide Work Navigator rollout are Botany, Central City, Glen Eden, Glenfield, Helensville, Māngere East, Manukau, Mt Albert, Mt Roskill, and Ōtāhuhu.
Auckland mayor Phil Goff said the initiative provides extra support for people who may have lost work because of Covid-19.
"The pandemic and resulting recession has caused businesses to close and jobs to be lost in our region," he said.
"We want to do what we can to help Aucklanders find work or gain skills to improve their employment options, and through this programme our libraries staff are well placed to deliver those services."
The City Rail Link's tunnel boring machine has arrived in Auckland after a voyage of more than 9000 km from China.
Dubbed Dame Whina Cooper, the machine will excavate the rail tunnels for the city's largest ever transport infrastructure project.
It was shipped from its factory in … View moreThe City Rail Link's tunnel boring machine has arrived in Auckland after a voyage of more than 9000 km from China.
Dubbed Dame Whina Cooper, the machine will excavate the rail tunnels for the city's largest ever transport infrastructure project.
It was shipped from its factory in southern China on board the BBC Orion and will be trucked to the City Rail Link site in Mt Eden for reassembly.
City Rail Link Ltd chief executive Dr Sean Sweeney said the machine's arrival signals an important transition for the project.
It marks a symbolic crossover from those enabling works to the complex and hefty job of finishing our tunnels and stations, he said.
"Construction is ramping up quickly."
People are invited to the see the machine close up at an open day planned for December.
More details will be announced next month.
The tunnel boring machine will be used to excavate two 1.6 km tunnels from Mt Eden to the CBD to link with the tunnels already dug from Britomart Station.
Work will start later this week on excavation of the first 51 metres of the tunnel at Mt Eden.
Excavation of the cavern and trench will make room for the machine to take over mining.
People will be able to keep track of Dame Whina Cooper's progress when tunneling begins.
An on-line link will measure the journey below Auckland in real time.
For information about the City Rail Link project go to
www.cityraillink.co.nz...
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My partner and I are looking to buy a 2-3 bedroom house anywhere in inner Auckland (ideally Arch Hill, Pt Chev, Kingsland, Sandringham, Mt Eden or surrounds). If any one is thinking of selling soon or knows someone who might be, and would like to avoid the 3-5% real estate agency fees or having… View moreHi
My partner and I are looking to buy a 2-3 bedroom house anywhere in inner Auckland (ideally Arch Hill, Pt Chev, Kingsland, Sandringham, Mt Eden or surrounds). If any one is thinking of selling soon or knows someone who might be, and would like to avoid the 3-5% real estate agency fees or having to clean up their property for open homes - let us know. We have been looking for a while now and have a realistic understanding of how high house prices are at the moment. We look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks very much
Hi neighbours, The Green Party's Chloe Swarbrick is the new MP for the Auckland Central electorate. The 26-year-old beat Labour's Helen White by fewer than 1000 candidate votes after consistently polling third. Auckland Central was the only electorate won by the Greens, but the party will… View moreHi neighbours, The Green Party's Chloe Swarbrick is the new MP for the Auckland Central electorate. The 26-year-old beat Labour's Helen White by fewer than 1000 candidate votes after consistently polling third. Auckland Central was the only electorate won by the Greens, but the party will get a further nine MPs on the list after taking out 7.6 per cent of the party vote.
The Great Moscow Circus has returned after 20 long years.
Come and enjoy the magic under the almighty Big Top!
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Garage Sale 8.30am - 12pm
41 Summer Street Ponsonby
Dresses (size 8 and 10) various prices
Jean Jones Dress
Wayne Cooper Dress
Brand new dress bought in Rome never worn
Brand new red linen dresses… View moreGarage Sale 8.30am - 12pm
41 Summer Street Ponsonby
Dresses (size 8 and 10) various prices
Jean Jones Dress
Wayne Cooper Dress
Brand new dress bought in Rome never worn
Brand new red linen dresses
Ladies Jackets
New Zara Jacket
New Dorothy Perkins Jacket Pink Crepe
Various Shoes (size 38)
New Black Suede Boots
Italian Suede Shoes
CDs $1
Books $1
Baskets
Ornaments/Bricabrac
Pictures
Toaster
Blank Canvas (literally)
Photo frame
Cushion covers
Apple Keyboard
Microsoft Keyboard
Photos tomorrow.
Hi neighbours, National MPs Paula Bennett, Nikki Kaye and Maggie Barry have now retired from politics. Maggie Barry is looking forward to saying goodbye to the "100-hour weeks" that come with a career at the Beehive. Nikki Kaye is also keen to have a break. Meanwhile, Paula Bennett is … View moreHi neighbours, National MPs Paula Bennett, Nikki Kaye and Maggie Barry have now retired from politics. Maggie Barry is looking forward to saying goodbye to the "100-hour weeks" that come with a career at the Beehive. Nikki Kaye is also keen to have a break. Meanwhile, Paula Bennett is starting a new job on Monday in a very different industry.
"Everything about the programme is drawing out the essence of young people to ensure they can be the best they can be."
Our funding for the Papakura Community is under threat for 2021 and we need support to help continue our mahi. We're making a huge difference and providing … View more"Everything about the programme is drawing out the essence of young people to ensure they can be the best they can be."
Our funding for the Papakura Community is under threat for 2021 and we need support to help continue our mahi. We're making a huge difference and providing support to over 1300 students but without new funding our programmes in this community are at risk.
By backing us, you’re backing them.
Stand Up For Papakura and help us continue the vital work we do in this amazing community.
For further enquires get in touch at info@dinglefoundation.org.nz or visit our givealittle page bit.ly...
This nice little pressure cooker works well and was left behind by my flatmate; I already have one and am trying to make room in my cupboards, so I have to cull the double-ups. Can't be bothered selling it, but if you have a lemon tree with lemons going to waste, drop me in a few when you … View moreThis nice little pressure cooker works well and was left behind by my flatmate; I already have one and am trying to make room in my cupboards, so I have to cull the double-ups. Can't be bothered selling it, but if you have a lemon tree with lemons going to waste, drop me in a few when you pick up, otherwise just come and get it from the Central City.
It's in good working order and I can't be bothered selling it, so come and get it. It works like an electric BBQ. And if you have a lemon tree with lemons going to waste, drop me in a few when you pick up, otherwise just come and get it from the Central City.
Hi neighbours, One new case of coronavirus has been confirmed in the community, but the Director-General of Health and the Prime Minister both say there's little risk of community transmission. Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Jacinda Ardern and Health Minister Chris Hipkins have all ruled out a change … View moreHi neighbours, One new case of coronavirus has been confirmed in the community, but the Director-General of Health and the Prime Minister both say there's little risk of community transmission. Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Jacinda Ardern and Health Minister Chris Hipkins have all ruled out a change to alert levels in the immediate future.
As the drier months set in, you’ll be seeing this water gauge quite a bit. It’s a way for metropolitan Auckland to keep an eye on daily water usage. The aim is to stay in the green and below the daily target.
To see the gauge in action, visit www.watercare.co.nz
If you’re on tank water,… View moreAs the drier months set in, you’ll be seeing this water gauge quite a bit. It’s a way for metropolitan Auckland to keep an eye on daily water usage. The aim is to stay in the green and below the daily target.
To see the gauge in action, visit www.watercare.co.nz
If you’re on tank water, when did you last look inside your tank? If you rely on rain to keep your household taps flowing, toilet flushing or stock watered, now’s a good time to check your levels, monitor your usage and look at booking a top-up early. Secure your water future by investing in an additional tank.
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