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Did you know that within Auckland we have the ability to provide a free pick-up service for furniture and large household donations?
If you have anything you no longer need for the Winter, decluttering, having a clear out, downsizing, moving house or simply upgrading your furniture pieces, … View moreDid you know that within Auckland we have the ability to provide a free pick-up service for furniture and large household donations?
If you have anything you no longer need for the Winter, decluttering, having a clear out, downsizing, moving house or simply upgrading your furniture pieces, please kindly consider giving your old items to SPCA 💙
From Wellsford to Pukekohe, give us a call 📞 0800 77 22 23! It's best to book in advance as our schedule can fill-up pretty quickly
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Come along to Howick Historical Village on this special Live Day to celebrate the rich cultural traditions of Korea!
We are delighted to host this event in association with Yongrahn Park, Korean Positive Ageing Charitable Trust, and other Korean community groups from across Tāmaki Makaurau … View moreCome along to Howick Historical Village on this special Live Day to celebrate the rich cultural traditions of Korea!
We are delighted to host this event in association with Yongrahn Park, Korean Positive Ageing Charitable Trust, and other Korean community groups from across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
Along with all our usual Live Day attractions, there will be drumming and dance performances, colourful Hanbok (traditional Korean dress), art, demonstrations and more.
Watch a traditional tea ceremony in the parlour of the grand homestead Puhi Nui in the morning and a traditional wedding ceremony in the afternoon! Sample sweet and savoury treats and learn the arts of calligraphy and brush writing. Sit in the Victorian school room for a language lesson.
As always costumed Villagers will be onsite demonstrating crafts and skills from the 19th century. Try your hand at making butter, see the coal range and bread oven fired up, and check out the blacksmiths at work in the forge. The sweet shop will open for business, filled with old-fashioned lollies and treats.
Step back in time, explore the gardens, unwind in the Homestead café and make a day of it!
Admission: adult $18, student/senior $14, child $10, family $46, child under 5, members & annual pass holders - free entry. Unlimited door sales available.
The leader of the National Party has announced a plan to ban cellphones from all classrooms to minimize distractions for students. The Labour party has commented that this is commonplace already and is a decision best left for individual schools. Do you think a ban should be enforced?
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We are based in East Auckland and have a team of good qualified people – Jade (the builder), Kelvin (the plumber), Chevi (the electrician) and Russell (the tiler) to … View moreCall us today! If you’re looking for a friendly family run business with over 35 years renovation experience then choose us.
We are based in East Auckland and have a team of good qualified people – Jade (the builder), Kelvin (the plumber), Chevi (the electrician) and Russell (the tiler) to do every job right.
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Tell us about gardeners doing something worth celebrating in your community, and they could be in the running for the Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year! The winner will receive Vegepod product worth $1000. And the most colourful character receives $1000 worth of Resene paint.
Send up to five… View moreTell us about gardeners doing something worth celebrating in your community, and they could be in the running for the Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year! The winner will receive Vegepod product worth $1000. And the most colourful character receives $1000 worth of Resene paint.
Send up to five high-resolution photos and explain why you wish to nominate a person or group to be the Ryman Healthcare 2023 Gardener of the Year. Email your entry to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz. Or post your nomination to 2023 Gardener of the Year, NZ Gardener, PO Box 6341, Victoria St West, Auckland 1142.
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Just be careful.
Think about it.
Definitely do NOT click any link.
ring their 0800 number.
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FREE Information Session hosted by Citizens Advice Bureau Pakuranga/Eastern Manukau.
Topic: Starting a new Business
Facilitated by Sudhir Sagar from IRD
Registration needed
Workshop details are below 👇😺
Hosted by the Auckland Mustang Owners Club
200 plus Mustangs on display including rare, old and new.
Saturday October 21
10am to 4pm
$5 per adult, under 14 free
Due Drop Events Centre, Manukau, Auckland
Registrations are rolling in for this exciting event on 7 October 2023 in Howick Village. For enquiries or to request a registration form - contact manager@howickvillage.co.nz
Size 14 woman’s multi coloured shorts with pockets. In excellent condition. No damage or stains. Pick up highland park, pakuranga
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