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Come to meet the tutors of our Mini Arabic Library Storytime, and experience the Middle Eastern culture:)
Our Director, Celia Hay awarded the Sir George Fistonich Medal 2022 in recognition of services to New Zealand Wine.
This award has been presented by Sir George, over many years, as part of Kingsley Wood’s New Zealand International Wine Show.
If you are having a clear out of unwanted “stuff” before Christmas, please keep Junk Run in mind.
We sort and separate your items and will donate anything that can be reused back to community groups and charities, or get things recycled before we consider landfill.
For enquiries please ring … View moreIf you are having a clear out of unwanted “stuff” before Christmas, please keep Junk Run in mind.
We sort and separate your items and will donate anything that can be reused back to community groups and charities, or get things recycled before we consider landfill.
For enquiries please ring 021 586544 or visit our website www.junkrun.co.nz... to send through an enquiry.
Don't forget to buy Auckland Council bin tags at your local supermarket and save.
It’s 10% OFF for footwear, knitwear, rugs, baby care products, soft toys, and gift items.
Go make your shopping list and enjoy the savings! =)
Jarod Savage and Steve Braunias in conversation about NZ's underbelly.
Join us at Pupuke Golf Club 6 for 6.30 pm Tuesday Nov 15, 2022.
$25
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Join the party this Easter in Marlborough! We're celebrating 20 years of spectacular flying, magical moments of shows past and magnificent machines both in the air and on the ground.
New aircraft confirmed monthly, including these beauties!
We are proud and humbled to have been sworn in as your new Kaipatiki Local Board at a lovely event last Wednesday evening.
After a beautiful Pōwhiri by Ngāti Whātua, each member of the Shore Action team was sworn in as a local board member:
John Gillon, Danielle Grant, Melanie Kenrick, Paula … View moreWe are proud and humbled to have been sworn in as your new Kaipatiki Local Board at a lovely event last Wednesday evening.
After a beautiful Pōwhiri by Ngāti Whātua, each member of the Shore Action team was sworn in as a local board member:
John Gillon, Danielle Grant, Melanie Kenrick, Paula Gillon, Adrian Tyler, Dr Janet Tupou, Erica Hannam and Tim Spring.
John Gillon was elected as Chair of the board and Danielle Grant was elected as Deputy Chair.
Thankyou to all of our friends, whanau, local organisation representatives who attended.
DEVONPORT TOMORROW EXHIBITION
Opening: Friday 4th November at 5:30pm
Exhibition: Saturday + Sunday, 5th - 6th November, 10am – 4pm
Venue: 45 Victoria Road / corner of Clarence St, Devonport (formerly Westpac Bank)
Everybody Welcome
How might the Devonport town centre be … View moreDEVONPORT TOMORROW EXHIBITION
Opening: Friday 4th November at 5:30pm
Exhibition: Saturday + Sunday, 5th - 6th November, 10am – 4pm
Venue: 45 Victoria Road / corner of Clarence St, Devonport (formerly Westpac Bank)
Everybody Welcome
How might the Devonport town centre be intensified to allow more housing, commercial uses and better public spaces in the future while:
- Retaining the special heritage areas of Devonport
- Respecting the neighbouring houses and
- Respecting views of Takarunga
An exhibition by 4th Year Master of Architecture Students from the University of Auckland School of Architecture and Planning
The first session of Free Imigration Consultation in November will be on coming Saturday. Please share this information to the people who might need it!
From Monday 7 November, work will begin on Stage 3 of the Kauri Glen Reserve track upgrade, which includes a new tree-top high boardwalk and glulam bridge across the gully. This will provide a new connection from Northcote College to Tui Glen Road and Raymond Terrace, with the Tui Glen route being … View moreFrom Monday 7 November, work will begin on Stage 3 of the Kauri Glen Reserve track upgrade, which includes a new tree-top high boardwalk and glulam bridge across the gully. This will provide a new connection from Northcote College to Tui Glen Road and Raymond Terrace, with the Tui Glen route being step-free. The bridge itself will be 60m long and 18m high.
The new tracks and boardwalk will be built to a standard to help prevent the spread of kauri dieback disease, which is especially important in this park. The project includes the installation of shoe-cleaning stations at each entrance.
As part of the work, the current track on the gully floor will be decommissioned.
The attached map shows the area that will be closed to the public from 7 November 2022 to 30 June 2023 so that work can take place.
Northcote College have agreed to use the edge of their field for the storage of material and helicopter work. There are expected to be 37 days of helicopter work during the project.
Funded from both the Kaipatiki Local Board's renewal budget and the Natural Environment Targeted Rate.
Please help protect the Tūpuna Maunga from potential fireworks-related damage this Guy Fawkes.
The Maunga will be closed every evening of 2-6 November from 7.30pm. Security staff will be onsite over this time.
Maunga tū, Maunga ora, Maunga ora, Tāmaki ora! If the Maunga are well, Auckland… View morePlease help protect the Tūpuna Maunga from potential fireworks-related damage this Guy Fawkes.
The Maunga will be closed every evening of 2-6 November from 7.30pm. Security staff will be onsite over this time.
Maunga tū, Maunga ora, Maunga ora, Tāmaki ora! If the Maunga are well, Auckland is well!
Our November eNews is out now - check your inboxes or follow the link below to read.
Lot's of wonderful markets, classes, presentations and more happening this November - make sure you are subscribed so you never miss out!
Hi there, I am trying to grow garden mushrooms (King Straphoria) and I need a small amount of hardwood chips (also wheat/barely straw).
If anyone has any, I would really appreciate it. Thank you.
It is with huge disappointment that we are cancelling Ambury Farm Day due to bad weather. We have been looking forward to having everyone back to enjoy this incredible event but unfortunately the weather has not worked for us.
We look forward to seeing you for the Farm Day next year, but do come … View moreIt is with huge disappointment that we are cancelling Ambury Farm Day due to bad weather. We have been looking forward to having everyone back to enjoy this incredible event but unfortunately the weather has not worked for us.
We look forward to seeing you for the Farm Day next year, but do come out and visit anytime – the animals are always happy to see visitors.
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