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The real estate market is changing dramatically but on the other side its a good time to upsize or downsize your property. I live in botany downs and work at dannemora so can provide a NO OBLIGATION free detailed market analysis report for your house.
I take data for like to … View moreHi Lovely neighbors,
The real estate market is changing dramatically but on the other side its a good time to upsize or downsize your property. I live in botany downs and work at dannemora so can provide a NO OBLIGATION free detailed market analysis report for your house.
I take data for like to like properties sold within 1-2 kms radius in last 3 months thru our special software.
Please feel free to message me, email or call me for your queries.
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Vik Narang
0221602299
v.narang@barfoot.co.nz
Happy Matariki 2022!
It's a time to celebrate new life, to remember those who’ve passed, and to plan for the future. Matariki is a time to spend with whānau and friends – to enjoy kai (food), waiata (song), tākaro (games), and haka.
30km/h speed limits in Otara Town Centre and Manurewa come into effect on 14 July 2022.
Safe speed limits on your local roads could save the life of someone you know, creating a better future for everyone. Safe speed limits save lives.
Find out more at … View more30km/h speed limits in Otara Town Centre and Manurewa come into effect on 14 July 2022.
Safe speed limits on your local roads could save the life of someone you know, creating a better future for everyone. Safe speed limits save lives.
Find out more at Full list of speed limits - Phase 2 (at.govt.nz)
We're planting native trees at Wenderholm! Wenderholm holds a special place in Auckland’s history as its first Regional Park—and one of the most picturesque.
Native planting at this site not only enhances a beautiful recreation site for residents of Tāmaki Makaurau, but also provides … View moreWe're planting native trees at Wenderholm! Wenderholm holds a special place in Auckland’s history as its first Regional Park—and one of the most picturesque.
Native planting at this site not only enhances a beautiful recreation site for residents of Tāmaki Makaurau, but also provides erosion control, helping prevent runoff into the harbour, and associated significant soil and water quality benefits.
In 1953, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip spent a day picnicking at Wenderholm — so come and help plant native trees for the Jubilee at this special site.
Does anyone want a few items I have lying around I have some metal and copper that someone might want please give me a call on 0212253250
Thanks to the Social Committee, we were served up a truly amazing meal and we all had lots of fun. Who would live anywhere else?
If you're aged 60 and over, value your independence but want greater security, come and have a look at the superb properties we have to offer.
Contact long … View moreThanks to the Social Committee, we were served up a truly amazing meal and we all had lots of fun. Who would live anywhere else?
If you're aged 60 and over, value your independence but want greater security, come and have a look at the superb properties we have to offer.
Contact long time manager Bruce Cullington on (09) 268 8522.
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff’s Climate Action Budget has been supported by a clear majority of councillors at yesterday’s meeting of the Finance and Performance Committee, and the Budget will be formally adopted by the governing body on 29 June.
Click on 'Read More' to find out what … View moreAuckland Mayor Phil Goff’s Climate Action Budget has been supported by a clear majority of councillors at yesterday’s meeting of the Finance and Performance Committee, and the Budget will be formally adopted by the governing body on 29 June.
Click on 'Read More' to find out what this means.
Speed limits on some of Franklin’s rural roads are changing on 30 June 2022.
Safe speed limits on your local roads could save the life of someone you know, creating a better future for everyone. Safe speed limits save lives.
Find out more at … View moreSpeed limits on some of Franklin’s rural roads are changing on 30 June 2022.
Safe speed limits on your local roads could save the life of someone you know, creating a better future for everyone. Safe speed limits save lives.
Find out more at Full list of speed limits - Phase 2 (at.govt.nz)
At MIT we have study options for everyone, no matter what stage you’re at. Choose from cookery, engineering, education, digital technologies and lots more.
Our Ask Me! team can help you find the solution that’s right for you, get in touch today.
Come join us on campus in July.
Are you interested in working with infants, toddlers, or young children?
Our Level 3 Certificate in Early Childhood will help you to develop a strong foundational grounding in the essential knowledge involved in the education and care of infants, toddlers, and young children.
This programme … View moreAre you interested in working with infants, toddlers, or young children?
Our Level 3 Certificate in Early Childhood will help you to develop a strong foundational grounding in the essential knowledge involved in the education and care of infants, toddlers, and young children.
This programme is taught in a practical learning environment and includes placements within early childhood centres, providing a real hands-on experience to prepare you for a career in early childhood.
We are enrolling now for July! Visit our website to enrol or find out more.
Don't mind us... just adding this stunning Yaris Cross CX to your feed 🚗
Congratulations to Asha for taking her new Yaris home. We hope you've been enjoying your new Toyota!
Calling all green thumbs!
The Howick Historical Village is set in seven acres of landscaped grounds with established native and exotic trees, a large pond and extensive cultivated gardens.
The fruit trees and vegetable gardens showcase a variety of produce all year round and the herb garden … View moreCalling all green thumbs!
The Howick Historical Village is set in seven acres of landscaped grounds with established native and exotic trees, a large pond and extensive cultivated gardens.
The fruit trees and vegetable gardens showcase a variety of produce all year round and the herb garden and other planting schemes contain edible plants grown by Maori and early settlers to New Zealand, reflecting the 1840s-1880s era of the Village.
Learn more in this informal talk with the Village’s Heritage Gardener, Luke Southern. See the giant pomelos and some of the incredible heirloom vegetable varieties of corn, gourds and pumpkins produced in the gardens over the last few months. Get his top tips on how to get your own homegrown kai on the table!
No booking required. Free with entry – adults $16, student/senior $12, child $8.
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