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Hi everyone. There’s a rooster strutting between 2 & 4 Alton Terrace , Pakuranga Heights . Partial to even number houses ; not odd ! Anyone missing it ?
Dear neighbours, the July issue of NZ Gardener features the courtyard garden of feng shui expert Boon Yap in her Taipa home. She's also shared some practical tips on getting good feng shui in your garden.
Howick Botany Neighbourhood Support are holding a Training Meeting for Street Coordinators at Willowbank Shool Staffroom, 56 Middlefield Drive on 7th July at 7:30pm. This is open to existing Street Coordinators and others interested in making their neighbourhood safer and more resilient in the … View moreHowick Botany Neighbourhood Support are holding a Training Meeting for Street Coordinators at Willowbank Shool Staffroom, 56 Middlefield Drive on 7th July at 7:30pm. This is open to existing Street Coordinators and others interested in making their neighbourhood safer and more resilient in the face of crime and other community adversity.
The Police will be represented and able to answer questions about the value of setting up a Neighbourhood Support Group in your area.
If you would like more information ring Gay on 0272712494 or 09 5348184.
Local groups in west Auckland are “bitterly disappointed” after resource consent was granted in relation to the replacement of a water treatment plant. They claim Auckland Council ignored expert advice on the risks for the project to spread kauri dieback disease.
Watercare had applied for … View moreLocal groups in west Auckland are “bitterly disappointed” after resource consent was granted in relation to the replacement of a water treatment plant. They claim Auckland Council ignored expert advice on the risks for the project to spread kauri dieback disease.
Watercare had applied for resource consent to carry out earthworks and vegetation removal for the upcoming replacement of the Huia Water Treatment Plant.
Titirangi Protection Group’s (TPG) spokeswoman Belynda Groot said “it’s totally wrong” for consent to be given after abundant evidence from kauri dieback and ecology experts at the resource consent hearing in April this year advised against the build.
Click the link below to read the full story.
SRS group have highly skilled engineers that are able to pass on their skills and knowledge in this Junior Fabricator apprenticeship position available now!
Do you know someone who might be interested in this opportunity? Get in touch now
Want to grow your knowledge and skills to boost your career options?
We can help you develop your skill set with one of our courses in Team Leadership, Adminstration & Technology or Money Management.
Enrolments are now open with classes starting in July 2021. Don’t miss out! … View moreWant to grow your knowledge and skills to boost your career options?
We can help you develop your skill set with one of our courses in Team Leadership, Adminstration & Technology or Money Management.
Enrolments are now open with classes starting in July 2021. Don’t miss out! Sign up today.
Bringing light rail to Auckland will be a game changer. Light rail will come every five minutes to the city and other destinations.
Visit lightrail.co.nz to learn more and share your views.
What a pleasure to meet Hayley Parsons of Clarks Beach, Auckland. She and husband Chris relocated this huge three-storey villa from Palmerston North to Auckland, and project managed the rebuild of Huntly House from London. Wonderful house, wonderful history.
Kia ora koutou neighbours. Changes are coming to Auckland’s ferry services following the opening of six new piers in the city centre.
The changes, which come into effect on Monday, follow the completion of a $350 million upgrade of the downtown waterfront.
The new piers has resulted in the … View moreKia ora koutou neighbours. Changes are coming to Auckland’s ferry services following the opening of six new piers in the city centre.
The changes, which come into effect on Monday, follow the completion of a $350 million upgrade of the downtown waterfront.
The new piers has resulted in the renumbering of those at the downtown ferry terminal, Auckland Transport (AT) has advised.
The timing of some services will be altered to accommodate the new piers, and some new services will be added.
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Kia ora neighbours, a grieving widow claims her husband's body was left to rot for months by a funeral home who demanded she pay them $12,000.
Wei Chen, 39, died in February 2020 after being struck by a boat while diving near Auckland’s Motutapu Island.
He left behind his wife Nan Jiang, … View moreKia ora neighbours, a grieving widow claims her husband's body was left to rot for months by a funeral home who demanded she pay them $12,000.
Wei Chen, 39, died in February 2020 after being struck by a boat while diving near Auckland’s Motutapu Island.
He left behind his wife Nan Jiang, who had been living separately from him since 2017, and their 5-year-old son Rex.
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If seeing is believing, then we’d love to invite you to see how our sustainability journey is going at The Warehouse.
Look in our stores or online and you’ll see more than 7,000 sustainable products that are better for the planet and your budget.
Look for the Better Cotton Initiative … View moreIf seeing is believing, then we’d love to invite you to see how our sustainability journey is going at The Warehouse.
Look in our stores or online and you’ll see more than 7,000 sustainable products that are better for the planet and your budget.
Look for the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) branding when you’re
browsing the racks, and you’ll see we’re proud to invest in making cotton production more sustainable.
Look for the FSC label on wood and paper products we stock, and you’ll see we’re dedicated to protecting our forests.
Sustainable & Affordable. It means more choice.
Hi,
Our cat, Archie Boy has been missing since end of April. He escaped 2 days after moving from Sunnyhills to Botany (near Howick).
Male, no collar. He isn't desexed or microchipped. Usually very friendly but was petrified from the move... Friendly, ginger, very snuggly and can be quite … View moreHi,
Our cat, Archie Boy has been missing since end of April. He escaped 2 days after moving from Sunnyhills to Botany (near Howick).
Male, no collar. He isn't desexed or microchipped. Usually very friendly but was petrified from the move... Friendly, ginger, very snuggly and can be quite vocal, loves his food!! We miss him so much
Any sightings please contact me on 0212055214
EduExperts is a subsidiary of Crimson Education with its headquarters in Auckland. We provide after-school tuition for students from Year 0 to Year 13. Working location is East Auckland.
We are seeking NZ registered teachers to join our team. Teachers of all subjects are welcome, including but not … View moreEduExperts is a subsidiary of Crimson Education with its headquarters in Auckland. We provide after-school tuition for students from Year 0 to Year 13. Working location is East Auckland.
We are seeking NZ registered teachers to join our team. Teachers of all subjects are welcome, including but not limited to: English, Maths, Science, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, ESOL, EAP, Accounting, Economics, Computer Science, Spanish, Social Studies, Japanese, Korean, etc., NCEA, IB, CIE subjects are all included.
The responsibilities of this role are as follows:
● Preparation of assigned courses with outlines and materials provided by EduExperts
● Organize and teach assigned courses at EduExperts centers
● Supervise tests and review the outcome of students by writing reports
● Other duties when required
Benefits and perks - great hourly rate, flexible time, and immediate start!
Skills and experience
● NZ registered teachers preferred
● Teaching experience preferred
● Enthusiasm in teaching
● Team player
Please Email CV to botany@eduexperts.co.nz
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