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Haven Falls can arrange any type of funeral service depending on your family’s spiritual and cultural traditions. We offer 24-hour quality care and professional service Auckland-wide, with funeral packages from $3,990 + GST. No deposit required, 30 day invoice.
Find us at 3 View Road, … View moreHaven Falls can arrange any type of funeral service depending on your family’s spiritual and cultural traditions. We offer 24-hour quality care and professional service Auckland-wide, with funeral packages from $3,990 + GST. No deposit required, 30 day invoice.
Find us at 3 View Road, Henderson.
Phone 09 838 1616 and 0800 428363 or visit our website www.havenfalls.co.nz for more information.
Before you’ve even had your morning coffee, bin inspectors Winston Tupou and Reno Morgan are lifting the lid of your recycling bin and having a look inside. They’re not looking for materials for their next DIY project – they're checking to make sure what you’ve put in the bin can … View moreBefore you’ve even had your morning coffee, bin inspectors Winston Tupou and Reno Morgan are lifting the lid of your recycling bin and having a look inside. They’re not looking for materials for their next DIY project – they're checking to make sure what you’ve put in the bin can really be recycled.
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Hi neighbours,
Get ready, there's a new transport option in town! Following the hype around electric scooters, electric mopeds are now hitting the streets. To read more, click here.
Kwikli – a New Zealand-owned e-moped ride-sharing service – have launched in the North Shore suburbs of … View moreHi neighbours,
Get ready, there's a new transport option in town! Following the hype around electric scooters, electric mopeds are now hitting the streets. To read more, click here.
Kwikli – a New Zealand-owned e-moped ride-sharing service – have launched in the North Shore suburbs of Takapuna and Devonport and are expected to be rolled out across the Auckland region over the next few months.
It costs $2 to unlock a vehicle (using a phone app) and 35 cents for every minute of riding.
Is this something you'd like to try? Will the moped's help you navigate your city easier? Is hiring a moped a cheaper option for you compared to driving and parking in the city? Let us know your thoughts in the replies below!
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THIS SATURDAY - 17 November : 8am
4 households selling:
Bric a brac, secondhand clothes, MAGs uniform (boy), jewellery (new and nearly new), second hand books, CDs, shoes, kitchen items, outdoor chair (with cushion), plants, craft packs and craft items, few furniture items, handbags, rugs, YOU … View moreTHIS SATURDAY - 17 November : 8am
4 households selling:
Bric a brac, secondhand clothes, MAGs uniform (boy), jewellery (new and nearly new), second hand books, CDs, shoes, kitchen items, outdoor chair (with cushion), plants, craft packs and craft items, few furniture items, handbags, rugs, YOU NAME IT WE'VE PROBABLY GOT IT!
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My company has international students coming from China, who are looking for forward to having unforgettable culture exchanging experience in NZ.
Now we are looking for the local families, who might interested to host the international students around 10-14 years old for 10 nights at coming Feb. … View moreMy company has international students coming from China, who are looking for forward to having unforgettable culture exchanging experience in NZ.
Now we are looking for the local families, who might interested to host the international students around 10-14 years old for 10 nights at coming Feb. Three meals and transportation will be needed.
Contact us if you are interested.
student_service@aedut.com, or 09-368-1231
Hi m looking for the photographer for my daughters 1st birthday
Who can come to the party and do some nice photography at reasonable price
Looking for recommendations or anyone got experience in this field
Thanks
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Hi neighbours,
Be aware, police have identified a new telephone scam targeting New Zealanders. If you receive an angry call from someone seeking compensation for car damages, hang up. To read more, click here.
What you need to know:
- The call will be from an international number that's … View moreHi neighbours,
Be aware, police have identified a new telephone scam targeting New Zealanders. If you receive an angry call from someone seeking compensation for car damages, hang up. To read more, click here.
What you need to know:
- The call will be from an international number that's then redirected through a local number.
- The aggressive scammer could be very convincing.
- Upon answering, they demand money for damages from a vehicle collision they claim you were involved in.
- Police are urging people to warn elderly relatives so they do not fall victim to the scam and lose money.
- If you receive a call of this nature, police advise you to hang up immediately.
St John ambulance crews across the country will refuse to attend non-emergency event work in what FIRST Union says is: "Their fight for including shift recognition payments to reflect their unsociable and physically tolling seven-day-a-week, rotating shift pattern." Ambulance staff work a… View moreSt John ambulance crews across the country will refuse to attend non-emergency event work in what FIRST Union says is: "Their fight for including shift recognition payments to reflect their unsociable and physically tolling seven-day-a-week, rotating shift pattern." Ambulance staff work a 12-hour shift pattern that rotates over days, nights and weekends. FIRST Union says the ambulance workers previously received shift recognition payments for night and weekend work, similar to other DHB-related services like nurses. However, St John claims this has been incorporated into the hourly rate. FIRST Union transport logistics and manufacturing divisional secretary Jared Abbott says that explaination doesn't fly. "The starting rate is below $20 an hour, if recognition payments for night and weekend work are factored into this, many ambulance professionals would have to be on below the minimum wage," he said. "To claim that the current rates account for shift recognition is incorrect. New Zealand’s ambulance professionals are amongst the lowest paid in the developed world." Mr Abbott says the first strike notice was served on St John this week for a ban on recalls to events, meaning frontline ambulance staff will not cover work where other staff have been removed from duty to do commercial event work. "Our members feel very strongly about ensuring that patient safety is maintained during any industrial action. "Event work, which is commercial income for St John, often gets priority over frontline services, so by refusing to come off the frontline to cover events actually makes more ambulance officers available for the public service."
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