Greenlane, Auckland

Math & IT Tutoring

Aysegul from Ellerslie

Kia Ora Neighbours,

Are you looking for someone to help your child on Math.

(Year1-Year13, NCEA, CAMBRIDGE,IB) and IT (data structure, algorithm, web development CSS - HTML, python etc)

Please text or e-mail Dr.Nash, who has PhD in Mathematics Education with 10years teaching experience.

… View moreKia Ora Neighbours,

Are you looking for someone to help your child on Math.

(Year1-Year13, NCEA, CAMBRIDGE,IB) and IT (data structure, algorithm, web development CSS - HTML, python etc)

Please text or e-mail Dr.Nash, who has PhD in Mathematics Education with 10years teaching experience.

02108864692
0275097486

Look forward to hearing from you.

Auckland local body elections: How to vote, what you are voting on and key dates

Mandy Te Reporter from Central Leader

People will be getting their pens out this year to vote in the local body elections for who they thi…

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House Cleaning

Helen from Ellerslie

Who Hates House Cleaning?
Are you a House Cleaner?

This week I was asked to clean a house before my friends could moved into it. Black mould and dirt throughout the house. 4 hours of cleaning, ceiling to floor.
So grateful for my Norwex clothes and mop. Only water except for the bath I used … View moreWho Hates House Cleaning?
Are you a House Cleaner?

This week I was asked to clean a house before my friends could moved into it. Black mould and dirt throughout the house. 4 hours of cleaning, ceiling to floor.
So grateful for my Norwex clothes and mop. Only water except for the bath I used cleaning paste and a couple of places on the walls.
The MOP was a a HUGE TIME SAVER. No ladders and bent neck to clean the ceilings.

The best part of this was the family who are moving in where so pleased and paid me a Bonus.
These clothes save you TIME, MONEY and Great for your HEALTH.

If you need and info send me a message.

Urban Forage

New Zealand School of Food & Wine

Our Urban Forage with Riki Bennett starts with a guided walk to identify a range of edible plants, leaves and followed by a presentation along with Māori food gathering traditions and culture and finishing with a delicious gourmet luncheon featuring local ingredients.

High School bans ball dresses above the ankle

Melanie Earley Reporter from Central Leader

Hi neighbours, Kerikeri High School in Northland, has issued students with a strict dress code for their ball, banning low necklines, revealing splits and anything other than floor-length dresses.
Do you think the dress code is too strict?

(Please put NFP on any comments that are not for … View moreHi neighbours, Kerikeri High School in Northland, has issued students with a strict dress code for their ball, banning low necklines, revealing splits and anything other than floor-length dresses.
Do you think the dress code is too strict?

(Please put NFP on any comments that are not for publication).

Poll: Do you support Auckland Council's bid to ban fireworks?

Mandy Te Reporter from Central Leader

Hi neighbours, banning the sale and private use of fireworks has been voted on at the Local Government New Zealand annual general meeting. Councillor Cathy Casey says the vote adopted a remit presented by Auckland Council by a 64 per cent vote. Casey said fireworks caused harm and distress to … View moreHi neighbours, banning the sale and private use of fireworks has been voted on at the Local Government New Zealand annual general meeting. Councillor Cathy Casey says the vote adopted a remit presented by Auckland Council by a 64 per cent vote. Casey said fireworks caused harm and distress to people and animals, and she hoped central government would get involved. What do you think?

Please add NP if you do not wish for your comment to be in print.

Do you support Auckland Council's bid to ban fireworks?

• Yes - they should only be used for public events
• Yes - they should be banned completely
• No - we should be able to use them in our backyards
• I don't know
• I'm not bothered either way

Vote View Results

• 67.4% Yes - they should only be used for public events
  67.4% Complete
• 10.9% Yes - they should be banned completely
  10.9% Complete
• 19.4% No - we should be able to use them in our backyards
  19.4% Complete
• 0% I don't know
  0% Complete
• 2.3% I'm not bothered either way
  2.3% Complete

175 votes

Welcome to Neighbourly, Ryman Healthcare!

Neighbourly.co.nz

Neighbours - we have a new partner! A very warm welcome to our friends at Ryman Healthcare joining us today to share the best about village life - and how to celebrate everything about being a senior New Zealander, whichever community you live in.

Please join us in welcoming Ryman Healthcare to… View moreNeighbours - we have a new partner! A very warm welcome to our friends at Ryman Healthcare joining us today to share the best about village life - and how to celebrate everything about being a senior New Zealander, whichever community you live in.

Please join us in welcoming Ryman Healthcare to our family of partners. There are exciting things to come! Learn more

Uber suspends Auckland driver who mother claimed 'pushed' her son, 5

Kendall Hutt Reporter from Central Leader

Slow cooker $20

Melody from Remuera

In good condition. Buyer must pick up Remuera.

Negotiable

Divider - $20

Melody from Remuera

Buyer must pick up in Remuera asap.

Negotiable

Sharp TV 32" - $80

Melody from Remuera

In good working condition
Buyer must pick up Remuera Asap

Negotiable

Auckland girl 'critical' in hospital after water incident at St Cuthbert's College pool

Melanie Earley Reporter from Central Leader

Car airbag recall

Neighbourly.co.nz

There has been a recall of the following vehicles for airbag issues:

HOLDEN ASTRA, Model year 2009
HOLDEN ASTRA, Model years 2005-2008
HOLDEN HSV, Model year 2009

You will receive a letter from Holden advising to book into your nearest Holden Dealer.
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Sewing Machine - $60

Melody from Remuera

Used only 3times almost new condition.
Buyer must pick up Remuera

Negotiable

Laser attacks on flights rise as pilots call for ban on high-powered pointers

John Weekes Reporter from Central Leader