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Many of our programmes are now free* so there's no better time to start … View moreWe shape the future, we make connections, we bring ideas to life, and we make a difference.
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Many of our programmes are now free* so there's no better time to start studying. Come join us, where the best makers are made. Apply now.
Hi Neighbours, No respite is forecast for Auckland's worst drought, and new analysis suggests thousands of jobs could be affected if restrictions tighten on businesses. Read the story below:
Did you walk across the Auckland Harbour Bridge when it first opened in 1959? Work on the construction of the clip-on lanes in 1969? Collect tolls from drivers until the bridge became free in 1984?
We’re researching stories for our Tāmaki Herenga Waka: Stories of Auckland exhibition opening … View moreDid you walk across the Auckland Harbour Bridge when it first opened in 1959? Work on the construction of the clip-on lanes in 1969? Collect tolls from drivers until the bridge became free in 1984?
We’re researching stories for our Tāmaki Herenga Waka: Stories of Auckland exhibition opening next year and want to hear from anyone with early memories of the Auckland Harbour Bridge and how it changed life for Aucklanders, especially on the North Shore.
Email us at haveyoursay@aucklandmuseum.com if you have an interesting story you’d like to share.
14 Kiwis are diagnosed with a gut cancer every day. That’s over 5,000 Kiwis every year, making gut cancers the most common type of cancer in New Zealand.
Join the Gut Cancer Foundation’s Plains to Peaks Trek. This gutsy adventure will take you on a spectacular journey from the Canterbury … View more14 Kiwis are diagnosed with a gut cancer every day. That’s over 5,000 Kiwis every year, making gut cancers the most common type of cancer in New Zealand.
Join the Gut Cancer Foundation’s Plains to Peaks Trek. This gutsy adventure will take you on a spectacular journey from the Canterbury Plains to the Peaks of the Canterbury Alps over a week of trekking from 21st-27th March 2021.
Support Gut Cancer research, whilst supporting local NZ businesses at the same time.
The school holidays are fast approaching and now that we're in Level 1 we've got an action-packed programme for you and your family to enjoy.
Whether you'd like to discover wildlife in the Museum with our Wildlife Selfie Safari, look at stunning images from the … View moreThe school holidays are fast approaching and now that we're in Level 1 we've got an action-packed programme for you and your family to enjoy.
Whether you'd like to discover wildlife in the Museum with our Wildlife Selfie Safari, look at stunning images from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition or get creative by making paper stars to add to our Matariki mural, come and spend the holidays with us!
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If you have toddlers or pets you would like to keep safe, this gate will help.
You can find extension pieces online but this one measures: 114cm wide (but adjustable screws help it to fit snugly within a standard door frame.
Height is 73cm.
It has a safety clip you can open … View more***SOLD***
If you have toddlers or pets you would like to keep safe, this gate will help.
You can find extension pieces online but this one measures: 114cm wide (but adjustable screws help it to fit snugly within a standard door frame.
Height is 73cm.
It has a safety clip you can open one-handed and the gate opens in either direction. Shuts automatically behind you.
The bars won’t allow heads to get stuck (unless pets are very small).
Buyer must collect from Mangere.
Thank you.
Auckland councillor Efeso Collins says he was gutted to hear the Auckland light rail project had bee…
The weather is noticeably cooler, the nights are drawing in and power bills are slowly increasing.
We have put together a list of tips on how you can keep your home warm and cosy without breaking the bank.
Various heaters large, small, medium. Fan and oil fin. Make a sensible offer and it could be yours.
Not all heaters in picture, will try for another couple of pics later.
Volunteering New Zealand is mobilising the kindness DNA with our new #AotearoaOfKindness campaign for National Volunteer Week!
We're calling on people to share their stories of acts of kindness. We're calling on people to thank those who have shown acts of kindness that contribute to an … View moreVolunteering New Zealand is mobilising the kindness DNA with our new #AotearoaOfKindness campaign for National Volunteer Week!
We're calling on people to share their stories of acts of kindness. We're calling on people to thank those who have shown acts of kindness that contribute to an Aotearoa of Kindness.
Call to action – keep shaping the world we want to live in:
• Look for where kindness, mahi aroha, work for love, has impacted your life.
• Show your thanks to those people giving kindness and mahi aroha through #AotearoaOfKindness.
• Connect or reconnect with a community or a cause that’s important to you through volunteeringnz.org.nz/finding-volunteer-roles.
Police are investigating a two-car crash in south Auckland's Weymouth where a passenger in a van wen…
Māori Party co-leader John Tamihere is threatening Auckland Council development agency Panuku with a…
We're excited to confirm the return of Kedgley Music Centre for Terms 3 and 4! KMC offers affordable after-school music lessons for primary- and intermediate-aged children in Manukau.
Classes are on Tuesday and Thursday nights during Term 3 and Term 4. Due to funding restrictions this year we… View moreWe're excited to confirm the return of Kedgley Music Centre for Terms 3 and 4! KMC offers affordable after-school music lessons for primary- and intermediate-aged children in Manukau.
Classes are on Tuesday and Thursday nights during Term 3 and Term 4. Due to funding restrictions this year we are offering Flute, Keyboard, Recorder, Trumpet, Cornet, Ukulele and Violin. And we'll bring back more instruments next year.
For more information, please visit the KMC website at www.bit.ly... and complete the enrolment application form at www.bit.ly... by Friday, 3 July 2020.
Thank you for supporting youth music in our community.
I understand from a message on Neighbourly yesterday that there was a flood which destroyed many books which had already been donated.
I dropped off some books about midday today and was concerned to see that the drop-off point was not at all well protected from the weather.
There was also a … View moreI understand from a message on Neighbourly yesterday that there was a flood which destroyed many books which had already been donated.
I dropped off some books about midday today and was concerned to see that the drop-off point was not at all well protected from the weather.
There was also a sign which stated what sort of books NOT wanted, but this was too late to be taken into consideration.
The organisers need to put more information on their website so that people donating know in advance. I am sad to think that some of my quite valuable books may be damaged before the book fair even happens.
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