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Nature's Sweetest Secret for Your Baby's Skincare
Manuka Honey is renowned for its soothing and healing properties. Our Manuka Honey-infused skin care products harness the power of this liquid gold to nurture and protect your baby’s skin.
Its natural composition makes it gentle … View moreNature's Sweetest Secret for Your Baby's Skincare
Manuka Honey is renowned for its soothing and healing properties. Our Manuka Honey-infused skin care products harness the power of this liquid gold to nurture and protect your baby’s skin.
Its natural composition makes it gentle and suitable even for the most delicate skin.
From gentle cleansers to soothing creams, each product is formulated to nourish and protect your baby’s skin.
I've studied sleep and neurobiology via Michigan University and this year I'm completing my degree in natural medicine. I'm taking clients in clinic for a short period of time - up until late November. If your child is struggling to sleep, I can help! Heavily discounted prices. … View moreI've studied sleep and neurobiology via Michigan University and this year I'm completing my degree in natural medicine. I'm taking clients in clinic for a short period of time - up until late November. If your child is struggling to sleep, I can help! Heavily discounted prices. Children under 6 free; school children and university students $20. Message me if you would like some help.
Mōrena ki a koutou katoa. Whakanuia te Wiki o te Reo Māori!
This week is Maori language week, so to celebrate, we are giving you the opportunity to learn some basic phrases and conversation skills in Te Reo. Come along to Highbury House on Wednesday from 7.30pm to 8.30pm to enjoy an informal … View moreMōrena ki a koutou katoa. Whakanuia te Wiki o te Reo Māori!
This week is Maori language week, so to celebrate, we are giving you the opportunity to learn some basic phrases and conversation skills in Te Reo. Come along to Highbury House on Wednesday from 7.30pm to 8.30pm to enjoy an informal class with Whaea Briar! There is no charge but please register to guarantee a place.
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Our free English Group is available to anyone & everyone😄 who needs help improving their English skills. We are a friendly bunch and meet every Monday morning 10am - 12pm or 7pm - 8.45pm evenings. Come along. Have a laugh!
🍵 Tea & biscuits 🍪 provided. Any enquiries call/text me… View moreOur free English Group is available to anyone & everyone😄 who needs help improving their English skills. We are a friendly bunch and meet every Monday morning 10am - 12pm or 7pm - 8.45pm evenings. Come along. Have a laugh!
🍵 Tea & biscuits 🍪 provided. Any enquiries call/text me 027 3862680. See you there!
Cheers Helen😄
Practise your English skills in a relaxed environment. We welcome anyone to attend next Wednesday 13th September 1pm - 2.30pm. Though the class is held in the church meeting room 2 * this is NOT a religious group*😁
Come in and say hi. We are a very friendly bunch. Laughter guaranteed! Any … View morePractise your English skills in a relaxed environment. We welcome anyone to attend next Wednesday 13th September 1pm - 2.30pm. Though the class is held in the church meeting room 2 * this is NOT a religious group*😁
Come in and say hi. We are a very friendly bunch. Laughter guaranteed! Any enquiries Call/text me 027 386 2680. See you there! Bring a friend along if you wish. Cheers Helen
Open on Mondays and we have appointments available this week.
N.Z fully qualified stylist Kellie, Hayley or Lauren are extensively trained and would love you to experience our salon.
Please call us now to make your time ph 478 5379
Extra cost do apply for more than a retouch or long or thick … View moreOpen on Mondays and we have appointments available this week.
N.Z fully qualified stylist Kellie, Hayley or Lauren are extensively trained and would love you to experience our salon.
Please call us now to make your time ph 478 5379
Extra cost do apply for more than a retouch or long or thick hair.
If you have family who have been feeling cold in their home through winter, help may be at hand to make their home warm, dry, and healthy.
They might be eligible for Warmer Kiwi Homes, a government grant offering 80% - 90% of the cost of ceiling and underfloor insulation, and up to 80% off an … View moreIf you have family who have been feeling cold in their home through winter, help may be at hand to make their home warm, dry, and healthy.
They might be eligible for Warmer Kiwi Homes, a government grant offering 80% - 90% of the cost of ceiling and underfloor insulation, and up to 80% off an energy-efficient heater, like a heat pump.
In August, the eligibility criteria were extended so over 50,000 more homes are eligible for insulation grants. It gets better - there are lots of community organisations offering extra funding to reduce the cost further.
Go to our website to check their eligibility, today.
Free Fisher and Paykel fridge freezer.
About 10 years old. Frosts up a little in the fridge , otherwise great.
Apologies - some celery frozen to the inside back of the fridge compartment.
Currently defrosting on the street :-)
Situated on McBreen Ave, Northcote.
NZ House & Garden is giving your family the chance to win an iconic Heirloom Legacy Pan worth $399 thanks to Ironclad Pan Co. Each pan comes with your family name stamped on the base to make sure it’s cherished for generations to come.
To be in to WIN, … View moreNZ House & Garden is giving your family the chance to win an iconic Heirloom Legacy Pan worth $399 thanks to Ironclad Pan Co. Each pan comes with your family name stamped on the base to make sure it’s cherished for generations to come.
To be in to WIN, purchase a 1 or 2-year NZ House & Garden subscription before midnight on 17 September and you’ll automatically go in the draw. Returning subscribers can also enter by renewing at the advertised rate. T&Cs apply.
The team at NZ House & Garden.
‘Te Wiki o te Reo Māori,’ (Māori Language Week) is an annual celebration held in the third week of September. It will be from 11-18, September this year😀
It is a week to celebrate and promote te reo Māori, encouraged to learn the language and experience its rich culture.
This year, we … View more‘Te Wiki o te Reo Māori,’ (Māori Language Week) is an annual celebration held in the third week of September. It will be from 11-18, September this year😀
It is a week to celebrate and promote te reo Māori, encouraged to learn the language and experience its rich culture.
This year, we would like to invite you to celebrate with us @12noon, Thursday, 14th September, at our library. We will sing three popular Waiata which has been printed on this post together to mark this special moment❤❤❤
Everyone is welcome. See you then🙌
We also have some te Reo Māori bookmarks for you to pick up🫰
Auckland Transport will soon begin work on the construction of a new raised pedestrian crossing outside 190 Beach Haven Rd and a stormwater drainage catchpit.
Work will begin on Monday 11 September and continue for approx 6 weeks (weather dependent). Hours of work are 7am to 5pm and stop/go … View moreAuckland Transport will soon begin work on the construction of a new raised pedestrian crossing outside 190 Beach Haven Rd and a stormwater drainage catchpit.
Work will begin on Monday 11 September and continue for approx 6 weeks (weather dependent). Hours of work are 7am to 5pm and stop/go traffic management will be in place. There will also be a temporary walkway for pedestrians.
The project was consulted on earlier this year and is proceeding as designed. It includes installing yellow lines at the Paragon Rd intersection to make it safer for exiting vehicles.
For more detail on the project and responses to feedback, see:
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Auckland Council is currently considering a new funding model for local boards that will strip investment from the North Shore. Last week the Kaipātiki Local Board unanimously opposed it and pointed out that it may be illegal.
The new model moves away from funding local boards based on current… View moreAuckland Council is currently considering a new funding model for local boards that will strip investment from the North Shore. Last week the Kaipātiki Local Board unanimously opposed it and pointed out that it may be illegal.
The new model moves away from funding local boards based on current assets and services, and instead redistributes funding based on a formula of Population, Deprivation and Land Area (80:15:5). This new formula would effectively strip millions of dollars from both the Kaipātiki Local Board and Devonport-Takapuna Local Board and give it to other local boards, meaning less investment into our area and possibly the closure of public assets (buildings, playgrounds, bridges, parks, etc) or cuts to local services. Both local boards already don’t receive adequate funding to maintain assets, so this is a real concern.
What we say:
Attached is our feedback on the proposal and an alternative fairer funding model that we have put forward. Instead of the Governing Body (Mayor and Councillors) receiving all income and allocating a small amount to be shared between the 21 local boards, we believe that each local board should instead keep a percentage of the rates raised from its own area, and then pay a levy to the Governing Body to cover regional expenses. We have provided figures showing that if the levy was set at only 33% of the rate take, that every local board would be better off and able to fulfil their obligations under the law. The Governing Body would still receive the lions’ share of 67% of rates. We have also suggested that any revenue generated from fees or charges (for example, Leisure Centre fees) should be allocated to the respective local board in addition to the rates amount.
We have also pointed out that it is potentially illegal for the proposed funding formula to not factor in the rates collected and the revenue generated in a local board area. The Local Government (Auckland Council) Act 2009 clearly states that the funding formula must have regard to both rates and revenue derived from each local board area. From what we can tell, these have not been considered, let alone included, in the proposed funding formula.
Help us make this the most successful Rotary Charity Book Fair yet. Thankyou to those who have already left books at the drop-off Z Service Stations already. See brochure for details.
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