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Ripu Bhatia Reporter from Auckland Stuff
Hi neighbours,
A Northland wildlife sanctuary is on the hunt for used Christmas trees for its big cats to play with.
If you need a place to dispose your tree, here’s your chance!
There are six prizes up for grabs for this year's Canon Amateur Photo Awards. Get snapping, and you could WIN! Find out more
Sharon from Te Atatu South
Photo 1: My happy, cheerful flower garden - or at least part of it. =D Some unknown bright yellow-and-brown flowers in the foreground, some blue cornflowers on a small shrub in the middle, some happy purple-and-yellow pansies behind them, and a yellow calendula flower on a plant in the background. … View morePhoto 1: My happy, cheerful flower garden - or at least part of it. =D Some unknown bright yellow-and-brown flowers in the foreground, some blue cornflowers on a small shrub in the middle, some happy purple-and-yellow pansies behind them, and a yellow calendula flower on a plant in the background. =D
Photo 2: The aforementioned bright yellow-and-brown flowers. =D
Photo 3: The happy, cheerful fluttering faces of the purple-and-yellow pansies. =D
Photo 4: A nearby brown pansy. =D
Photo 5: A pale pink hollyhock flower from the side facing away from the sun. It is bigger than the one on the other side.
Photo 6: A pretty white-and-blue pansy. =D
Photo 7: Some white-and-yellow pansies in the back, and a purple-and-blue pansy in the front. =D
Photo 8: A pale pink hollyhock flower from the side facing the sun. It is smaller than the one behind it. =D
Photo 9: MORE pansies!!!!! =D CAN'T YOU TELL I just love pansies!!!!!!!! =D Heheheheh!!!!!!!! =D
Jane from Te Atatu South
Had a noisy thief making quite a racket rummaging in my garden shed around 5am this morning, luckily I was already awake to catch him at it.
Appeared to be white, tall-ish, thin, 20's-ish, dark clothing with basketball/baseball looking top with numbers, baseball cap.
He took off when I … View moreHad a noisy thief making quite a racket rummaging in my garden shed around 5am this morning, luckily I was already awake to catch him at it.
Appeared to be white, tall-ish, thin, 20's-ish, dark clothing with basketball/baseball looking top with numbers, baseball cap.
He took off when I yelled out the window at him and left a lingering overpowering smell of aftershave. Have told Police.
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Linda from Henderson
Hi to you all and especially the hard-working owners of Burger King, Clark St, New Lynn.
Are you aware that while you are working and serving, the low life who hang around your back entrance, are coming in with an empty 2 litre soft drink bottle and filling it for free at your drink station? Making… View moreHi to you all and especially the hard-working owners of Burger King, Clark St, New Lynn.
Are you aware that while you are working and serving, the low life who hang around your back entrance, are coming in with an empty 2 litre soft drink bottle and filling it for free at your drink station? Making a huge mess while they do so.
This is happening on a regular basis and very brazenly.
It is not my profits which are being eroded, but I am mystified as to why you haven't put a stop to it. Locking the back entrance would solve it.
Best wishes for the festive season,
Linda
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Caroline Williams Reporter from Western Leader
Firefighters tackling a blaze at a large indoor sports arena discovered asbestos burning in the building's roof.
The fire at Arena 149 - an indoor field for those who play the shooting game airsoft - on Hepburn Rd in Glendene, was reported at 6.09 am on Friday.
Auckland Council's … View moreFirefighters tackling a blaze at a large indoor sports arena discovered asbestos burning in the building's roof.
The fire at Arena 149 - an indoor field for those who play the shooting game airsoft - on Hepburn Rd in Glendene, was reported at 6.09 am on Friday.
Auckland Council's pollution control team visited the building and found no other issues besides the asbestos.
If inhaled, asbestos particles may cause coughing and phlegm. Asbestos is a proven carcinogen, which can cause cancer after prolonged exposure to large amounts of it.
The fire tore through about 60 per cent of the building, before firefighters managed to contain it to a section of the upper floor. The fire was out by 7.30am.
New Zealand School of Food & Wine
Homemade ice cream needs to be eaten. It is best consumed within 24 hours as it will be more soft and creamy. If you freeze ice cream over time, it will often form large ice crystals on the surface or become rubbery. With some raw fruits such as peach, nectarine and kiwifruit, the colour will … View moreHomemade ice cream needs to be eaten. It is best consumed within 24 hours as it will be more soft and creamy. If you freeze ice cream over time, it will often form large ice crystals on the surface or become rubbery. With some raw fruits such as peach, nectarine and kiwifruit, the colour will change and ice cream will not look so attractive.
To serve, It’s best to take the ice cream out of the freezer.
Ingredients
110 g Caster sugar
3 Tbsp Water
3 Egg whites
250 ml Cream
300 g Berries, we have used blackberries and blueberries
Check out the full recipe on the link below.
If you’re an avid reader of NZ House & Garden and NZ Gardener, you’ll love The Editors’ Escape! Join editors Naomi Larkin and Jo McCarroll on an unforgettable journey to the stunning Hawke’s Bay, experiencing the best of travel, tour and taste. Unlike any other travel package, this … View moreIf you’re an avid reader of NZ House & Garden and NZ Gardener, you’ll love The Editors’ Escape! Join editors Naomi Larkin and Jo McCarroll on an unforgettable journey to the stunning Hawke’s Bay, experiencing the best of travel, tour and taste. Unlike any other travel package, this escorted tour gives you the opportunity to get to know the editors behind your much-loved magazines, hearing first hand about the upcoming season trends, interiors, and gardening tips.
Be in to win with The Editors' Escape! Tell us your favourite New Zealand destination where you'd like to escape with us via this link and be in to win one of five double passes to a House Tour of your choice.
Competition closes on 15th January 2020.
The Team from Auckland Council
Starting Sunday January 12, there's a sweet line-up of Kiwi talent at parks across Auckland.
With over 70 acts playing everything from blues and rock, to hip hop, pop, classical, jazz, indie, soul and children's music - there's something for everyone, and it’s FREE! So get … View moreStarting Sunday January 12, there's a sweet line-up of Kiwi talent at parks across Auckland.
With over 70 acts playing everything from blues and rock, to hip hop, pop, classical, jazz, indie, soul and children's music - there's something for everyone, and it’s FREE! So get your summer sorted with Auckland Council.
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Sharon from Te Atatu South
Send me a private message OR text/ring me on 021 1848 707 if you want to buy any, and let me know which one(s) you want. =D The feathers are grey rock pigeon feathers off my front lawn, shed by the pigeon colony which lives in the phoenix palm tree on my front lawn, along with all their rubbish and… View moreSend me a private message OR text/ring me on 021 1848 707 if you want to buy any, and let me know which one(s) you want. =D The feathers are grey rock pigeon feathers off my front lawn, shed by the pigeon colony which lives in the phoenix palm tree on my front lawn, along with all their rubbish and pigeon crap. =D Heheheheh!!!!!!!! =D There is NO crap on the pigeon feathers though. =D
Price: $5
Mary from Blockhouse Bay
Henderson Budget Service Inc offers FREE financial coaching, mentoring and planning every Friday at Family Action Henderson
Henderson Budget Service Inc provides FREE budgeting advice that is confidential and non-judgmental and provides FREE assistance with
• Kiwisaver Hardship Applications
• … View moreHenderson Budget Service Inc offers FREE financial coaching, mentoring and planning every Friday at Family Action Henderson
Henderson Budget Service Inc provides FREE budgeting advice that is confidential and non-judgmental and provides FREE assistance with
• Kiwisaver Hardship Applications
• Insolvency Procedures
• Water Utility Consumer Assistance
• Debt consolidation Information
• Education Literacy in Schools and Training Facilities
• Advocacy
• Financial Goals
• Household budgets
• Financial Hardship
• Group Training
When: Fridays
Time: 10am-12pm
Location: Family Action, 13 Edsel Street Henderson
Phone (09) 836 1987 or (09) 836 4141 to book an appointment
Brian from New Lynn
Owners Swamy Akuthota and his wife Padmaja offer the meals to homeless people, stranded tourists and other people who need help. "There are no strings attached. We don't charge anything," their son, Samrudh Akuthota, adding homeless people are "insanely gracious". … View moreOwners Swamy Akuthota and his wife Padmaja offer the meals to homeless people, stranded tourists and other people who need help. "There are no strings attached. We don't charge anything," their son, Samrudh Akuthota, adding homeless people are "insanely gracious". "People who have a tough year and feel shy, we would love to have them along." The couple first opened Satya on Hobson street, next to the City Mission. The restaurants can now be found in Mt Eden, Great North Road, Sandringham Rd, Karangahape Rd and Ponsonby. The pair began offering the homeless free meals on Christmas Day during the 2011 recession and it has since become an annual event. The food offered includes butter chicken, chickpea curry, papadam, lamb rogan josh, rice, paratha bread, yogurt raitha dip and tamarind chutney.
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