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Kid’s love somewhere to hide and seek.
This day tent is a perfect fort for indoors or a place to retreat from the sun when playing outside, with highlights of Resene colours.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick … View moreKid’s love somewhere to hide and seek.
This day tent is a perfect fort for indoors or a place to retreat from the sun when playing outside, with highlights of Resene colours.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself
Did you know… there’s no dementia when you’re dancing? Research tells us that dancing frequently makes us smarter, instils confidence and is one of the most effective ways to offer protection against developing dementia.
Join us on the red carpet as we waltz our way to better brain health… View moreDid you know… there’s no dementia when you’re dancing? Research tells us that dancing frequently makes us smarter, instils confidence and is one of the most effective ways to offer protection against developing dementia.
Join us on the red carpet as we waltz our way to better brain health with the Still Me Gala Ball in support of Dementia Auckland.
Friday 8 November 2019, 6pm to 11.30pm
Cordis Hotel, Auckland
For more information and to buy tickets visit us here.
The night will be full of exciting entertainment with host Mike McRoberts.
The brown marmorated stink bug is a pest that can infest your home in the thousands, stinks when crushed, and is almost impossible to get rid of. It is also a major threat to our fruit and vegetable industries.
It’s not in New Zealand yet and we want to keep it that way. It hibernates inside … View moreThe brown marmorated stink bug is a pest that can infest your home in the thousands, stinks when crushed, and is almost impossible to get rid of. It is also a major threat to our fruit and vegetable industries.
It’s not in New Zealand yet and we want to keep it that way. It hibernates inside homes.
Delays updating teachers' pay to reflect their recently won pay rise has put unions' relationship with the Ministry of Education on thin ice once again. An update from Novopay announced staff have to wait another month before their hard-fought backdated pay increase kicks in. New Zealand … View moreDelays updating teachers' pay to reflect their recently won pay rise has put unions' relationship with the Ministry of Education on thin ice once again. An update from Novopay announced staff have to wait another month before their hard-fought backdated pay increase kicks in. New Zealand Educational Institute (NZEI) spokesperson Paul Goulter told members feel defeated. "This is just another blow in an already elongated dispute, to have the Ministry turn around at late notice and just say 'you're gonna have to wait' has just destroyed any trust that has been built up." Minister Chris Hipkins said on Twitter it's not good enough, and he will be following up. "A couple of teachers have sent messages asking why it takes so long to get their pay rises. It's the first time anyone has told me it could take this long and I'm not happy about it. "I'll be following up first thing [Wednesday] morning. It's just not good enough."
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People wanting to be part of the country's largest council can now nominate themselves for this year…
Hi neighbours, police investigating an attack which left a woman with a broken nose, eye socket and cheek. Police are calling on the public for help finding the culprits. The incident took place at the Te Atatū Tavern on April 26 at 11.30pm. Call Waitematā Police on (09) 839 0600 or Crimestoppers… View moreHi neighbours, police investigating an attack which left a woman with a broken nose, eye socket and cheek. Police are calling on the public for help finding the culprits. The incident took place at the Te Atatū Tavern on April 26 at 11.30pm. Call Waitematā Police on (09) 839 0600 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 if you have any information. Read the story below.
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Police investigating an attack which left a woman with a broken nose, eye socket and cheek are calli…
Back by popular demand 🤤😆 Freshly baked this afternoon!
Triple Chocolate brownies stuffed full of chunky Whittaker’s milk, dark & white chocolate chunks - selling quickly so don’t miss out!
$12 per half dozen - pick up Glen Eden
The father of a child sexually abused by a Sikh priest has praised his daughter for speaking out, sa…
A Christchurch terror attack survivor has met with US President Donald Trump as part of a meeting with victims of religious persecution in the White House's Oval Office today. Fifty-one people were killed in attacks in the Linwood and Al Noor mosques on March 15. Farid Ahmed's wife of 24 … View moreA Christchurch terror attack survivor has met with US President Donald Trump as part of a meeting with victims of religious persecution in the White House's Oval Office today. Fifty-one people were killed in attacks in the Linwood and Al Noor mosques on March 15. Farid Ahmed's wife of 24 years was killed following the shooting at Al Noor mosque.
Mr Ahmed, in a wheel-chair, thanked Mr Trump for his leadership and "standing up for humanity"."Thank you for supporting us after the March 15 tragedy in Christchurch," he said to Mr Trump as they sat together.
“God bless you and God bless the United States." Mr Trump said what happened in Christchurch was a terrible event. In a remembrance service held two weeks after the attacks, Mr Ahmed forgave the alleged gunman, saying, "I have chosen peace, I have chosen love and I have forgiven." During today's meeting, Mr Trump told the survivors from religious maltreatment, who came from 17 different countries, "each of you has now become a witness to the importance of advancing religious liberty all around the world. It's about religious liberty." Mr Trump said, "In America, we've always understood that our rights come from God, not from government." The president listened as several of those attending shared their experiences of religious and human rights abuses. Mr Trump told those who had been persecuted, "you've been through a lot more than most people could ever endure. And I want to congratulate you because that's what you need is congratulations. It's really an honour to be with you and I will stand side by side with you forever."
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🙏🏻 A huge thank you to The Southern Trust for their amazing support of our National Support Office!
Your contribution really does make a difference to the lives of thousands of Tamariki across Aotearoa!
Join Chef Finn Gybel, to prepare a mid - winter feast that draws inspiration from the culinary traditions of the Nordic region along with our own lamb steamed and smoked in an urban hāngi. Then sit down to enjoy the feast.
Sunday, 28 July | 2:00 - 10:00 PM
If you are looking to do something cool on Saturday the 10th of August, then come on down to our Centre for our very first Open Day!
We have food, live entertainment, and fun activities to do; even a Bouncy Castle!
All the information is in the photo below. If you want more information, please … View moreIf you are looking to do something cool on Saturday the 10th of August, then come on down to our Centre for our very first Open Day!
We have food, live entertainment, and fun activities to do; even a Bouncy Castle!
All the information is in the photo below. If you want more information, please contact info@playlearngrow.co.nz.
Calling all Auckland high school students to join us TODAY for a fun afternoon preparing Mocktails and exploring career opportunities. (Free Session)
Thursday, 18 July | 3:00 - 5:00 PM, Viaduct, Auckland
"What learning is happening" at Blooming Buds? Children are discovering the cause-and-effect relationships through science investigations as they experiment with art processes, explore ways to relate to other people, and practice new physical skills! Here are some of the activities … View more"What learning is happening" at Blooming Buds? Children are discovering the cause-and-effect relationships through science investigations as they experiment with art processes, explore ways to relate to other people, and practice new physical skills! Here are some of the activities they've done so far..
Volcano Eruption Process Learning - chemical reactions, mixing of colours, Eruption process
Ice Experiment Learning - Concept of sink and float by adding animals, big and small shells in the water, ice formation and melting process
Hatching Egg Learning - Curiosity, observation, before and after process
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