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Haere mai. Mt Eden Rotary's free multi-cultural community event Wellbeing Day Out is on this Saturday 22 May at the Mt Eden Village Centre, 449 Mt Eden Rd (opposite Circus Circus Cafe). Some of the activities & workshops are full, but there is still room in the following:
10am … View moreHaere mai. Mt Eden Rotary's free multi-cultural community event Wellbeing Day Out is on this Saturday 22 May at the Mt Eden Village Centre, 449 Mt Eden Rd (opposite Circus Circus Cafe). Some of the activities & workshops are full, but there is still room in the following:
10am Introduction to Ayurveda www.wellbeingdayout.com...
11am Be Waterwise/Save Water www.wellbeingdayout.com...
12noon Ways to Reduce Waste www.wellbeingdayout.com...
12noon Introduction to Self Defence www.wellbeingdayout.com...
1pm Getting a Good Night's Sleep www.wellbeingdayout.com...
1pm Introduction to Tai Chi www.wellbeingdayout.com...
2pm Poi for Your Health www.wellbeingdayout.com...
Please follow the links to book your free tickets on eventbrite.
Or just come along and browse the Wellbeing Day Out stalls which are open to the public from 10am-2pm (no ticket required). The stalls are Age Concern Auckland, Allergy New Zealand, Auckland Council Waste Solutions, Chinese Conservation Education Trust, Eden Village - Oceania Healthcare, Elias Wellness Center (free chiropractic spinal health checks), HELP Auckland, Maungawhau Ecological Halo (free rat traps), Mount Eden Village People, Rotaract, Rotary, St John Youth and Volunteering Auckland.
Check out the details at www.wellbeingdayout.com....
Many thanks to our organiser Mt Eden Rotary and our major sponsor - the Albert-Eden Local Board through the Albert Eden Neighbourhood Arts programme. Many thanks also to the Chapter Book & Tea Shop and to Oceania Healthcare for their sponsorship.
E kite wawe ia koe.
Massive waste of money here, with this hare brained idea in Onehunga. The council wouldn't listen, so the locals acted decisively. This waste of $$$ is happening all over Auckland.
Cyclists will have additional spots to lock up their bikes with new facilities installed as part of a cycleway trial.
Project WAVE is a $1 million cycleway trial in the Viaduct Harbour to connect the Quay and Nelson Street cycleways that could have over a thousand daily users.
Auckland … View moreCyclists will have additional spots to lock up their bikes with new facilities installed as part of a cycleway trial.
Project WAVE is a $1 million cycleway trial in the Viaduct Harbour to connect the Quay and Nelson Street cycleways that could have over a thousand daily users.
Auckland Transport (AT) confirmed two new bike parking facilities able to accommodate 16 bikes have been installed as part of the trial, taking the total number of bike parks along the cycleway to 56.
The project is opposed by a group of residents and business owners.
The two new bike parking facilities are located on Customs Street West between Market Place and Lower Hobson Street. One is located near the Tepid Baths, and one is near O’Hagan’s bar.
The area now has enough space for around 56 bikes, as there were already existing facilities to accommodate 40 bikes before Project WAVE was implemented.
AT spokeswoman Natalie Polley said there are also numerous new bike parking facilities on Quay Street and in the new square as part of the Downtown project.
"That doesn’t even take into account bike parking at the ferry terminal, the AT Downtown Carpark and at many other locations on the Viaduct,” she said.
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Kalikapai are looking to start an Eco village and Holistic retreat centre that works with healing the Land, Water and People.If you would like more information, to be involved or to support us please check out the web page below or the Kalikapi face book page
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… View moreKalikapai are looking to start an Eco village and Holistic retreat centre that works with healing the Land, Water and People.If you would like more information, to be involved or to support us please check out the web page below or the Kalikapi face book page
www.facebook.com...
www.kalikapai.com...
www.pledgeme.co.nz...
Hi neighbours,
Cleaning your windows should be a regular routine as having a build-up of dirt and other filth can lead to problems further down the road and potentially cost you more money, and heat efficiency.
You can keep your new windows looking their best for many years by following a few … View moreHi neighbours,
Cleaning your windows should be a regular routine as having a build-up of dirt and other filth can lead to problems further down the road and potentially cost you more money, and heat efficiency.
You can keep your new windows looking their best for many years by following a few simple tips:
- Vacuum inside the frame and hinges
- Brush off dirt
- Use a warm soapy solution and a soft cloth or sponge to wipe down the dirty window
- Rinse with clean water
Windows have working parts so it's essential that these parts are well maintained to ease the friction of the moving parts inside your window frames.
To keep your windows in great condition for years it's best to keep the inner chambers of your windows clean and clear of built-up residue.
If you need an expert to assess your windows & doors, give us a call today on 0800 252500 or click the link to book a visit!
The Exceed we fix windows & doors team
Hi all, we are holding a Mid-Winter Fundraising concert for St Stephens Ponsonby's Building Restoration. Quality performers, choral music. Let's get this beautiful iconic building back! ✌️
Baking is productive form of self -expression and communication . We can express thanks , appreciation or sympathy with baked goods. We have great recipes . Come and visit us 571 Sandringham road.
The Pandemic has had its effect on how Kiwis go on holiday and even with the Pacific travel bubbles opening up its not going to change much any day soon. Some may be able to afford travel overseas and take the risk of a lockdown, but the rest of us will be taking our holidays in NZ for some time to… View moreThe Pandemic has had its effect on how Kiwis go on holiday and even with the Pacific travel bubbles opening up its not going to change much any day soon. Some may be able to afford travel overseas and take the risk of a lockdown, but the rest of us will be taking our holidays in NZ for some time to come. Our international tourist destinations are alive with local accents but accommodation can still be expensive for the average family of Mum, Dad, and the kids to enjoy their annual break. If this is your situation, Club Paihia is a private resort in the Bay of Islands that can offer members a week's stay for family of up to 6 at around about $1000!!! With 99.8% occupancy it has all the luxury & amenities that makes it one of the most popular destinations in NZ. If you are on a limited budget but still want the best NZ holiday ever, then contact Bill on 021904977 at FoCP to find how it can work for you!
Hi neighbours. I'm Dr Siri and I'm a highly experienced dentist with a new approach to dentistry. We perform minimally invasive dentistry with advanced technologies like Cerec, Diagnodent, laser, and air abrasion. For our squeamish neighbours, we offer sedation for pain-free dentistry.
… View moreHi neighbours. I'm Dr Siri and I'm a highly experienced dentist with a new approach to dentistry. We perform minimally invasive dentistry with advanced technologies like Cerec, Diagnodent, laser, and air abrasion. For our squeamish neighbours, we offer sedation for pain-free dentistry.
We have a special new patient offer that includes a dental exam and x-ray for just $69, as well as flexible payment plans.
Come in for a free orthodontic/Invisalign consultation. We offer $1000 off Invisalign and free home whitening kit.
Check us out (you can book online!) or give us a call on (09) 625 1411 for further details. Spare 30 minutes of your time for an appointment and see for yourself why so many Aucklanders love us!
Find us at 150 Hillsborough Road, Hillsborough.
* Does not apply to check-ups and cleans.
Oceania has always believed in better and so does Meadowbank’s new Care Manager, Suzette Vorster.
Having worked in Aged Care for several years, Suzette’s favourite thing about her work has remained the same – giving back to those who’ve done so much for Aotearoa. “Our residents have a … View moreOceania has always believed in better and so does Meadowbank’s new Care Manager, Suzette Vorster.
Having worked in Aged Care for several years, Suzette’s favourite thing about her work has remained the same – giving back to those who’ve done so much for Aotearoa. “Our residents have a lifetime of knowledge and have worked hard in often difficult times. I see it as such a privilege to be in a position to lead a team of people who are passionate about caring for them.”
Suzette’s recipe for great care is simple. “Great care means meeting a resident’s daily needs with empathy and warmth – to deliver the kind of care that anyone would want their Mum or Dad to have.”
She’s excited to take on a new challenge in our vibrant village beside Orakei Basin. “Meadowbank is a beautiful site– it’s a place anyone would feel proud to live in and a place families enjoy visiting. Our Care Suites provide a feeling of independence within the comfort and security of exceptional 24/7, round-the-clock care.” And her vision for Meadowbank goes beyond brick and mortar. “The heart of it is the people – staff who provide empathy and love, and residents who live their years to the fullest.”
To learn more about our Care Suites with Rest Home and Hospital level care, get in touch with Suzette today.
Does anyone have a dishwasher cutlery basket they don’t want. We got a dishwasher second hand and didn’t see it didn’t have a cutlery basket.
Would be greatly appreciated. 😊
The Albert-Eden Local Board chair is set to change on May 22.
Lee Corrick will assume duties as chair and Margi Watson will become deputy chair.
Outgoing chair Margi Watson said it had been her privilege to serve the Albert-Eden communities.
"Over this duration we have achieved good … View moreThe Albert-Eden Local Board chair is set to change on May 22.
Lee Corrick will assume duties as chair and Margi Watson will become deputy chair.
Outgoing chair Margi Watson said it had been her privilege to serve the Albert-Eden communities.
"Over this duration we have achieved good outcomes for the area in spite of the challenges COVID-19 brought and I’m proud of the work we have done.
"... I'm looking forward to supporting Lee in her new role and continuing to work with her as deputy chair. "
It is not unusual for local boards to share roles throughout the three-year term, Auckland Council said.
New Zealand Post have published a warning to customers after several variations of a scam email were reported over the past 24 hours.
The email asks to correct personal details because of a failed parcel delivery.
The email directs the recipient to 'schedule a new delivery'. If any… View moreNew Zealand Post have published a warning to customers after several variations of a scam email were reported over the past 24 hours.
The email asks to correct personal details because of a failed parcel delivery.
The email directs the recipient to 'schedule a new delivery'. If any individual has received these emails, NZ Post has advised to delete it immediately.
In a statement sent to Neighbourly, NZ Post confirmed that it had taken 24 websites offline in relation to the scam.
For more information on the scam, please see the NZ Post's Cyber Security Alerts page.
A poplar on Mt Roskill's Somerset Rd is destined for the axe.
The tree is set to be removed this week due to deteriorating health.
Another poplar in the street was axed in April to remove the health and safety risk to pedestrians and students from a school nearby.
Puketapapa Local Board … View moreA poplar on Mt Roskill's Somerset Rd is destined for the axe.
The tree is set to be removed this week due to deteriorating health.
Another poplar in the street was axed in April to remove the health and safety risk to pedestrians and students from a school nearby.
Puketapapa Local Board chair Julie Fairey said the board was active in supporting planting in the district and knew how much the community valued trees.
“Unfortunately, the state of these two trees on Somerset Rd means we have to remove them sooner than we had hoped.
"The removal will ensure the poplars are looked after as they come to the end of their natural lives and appropriate trees can grow in their space in the future for everyone in the community to enjoy and benefit from.”
Poplar Tree nursery (File photo)
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