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Offering a supercharged route into the business of computing the Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology (PGCertInfoTech) is a short, intensive programme perfect for those who already possess an undergraduate degree in a non-ICT-related subject.
You’ll gain fundamental skills in … View moreOffering a supercharged route into the business of computing the Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology (PGCertInfoTech) is a short, intensive programme perfect for those who already possess an undergraduate degree in a non-ICT-related subject.
You’ll gain fundamental skills in software development, including current knowledge of object-oriented programming and design, as well as web technologies and databases, to complement your existing critical thinking and communication abilities.
Find out more at ictgraduateschool.ac.nz
Our facility has been designed with the upmost sophistication. Undercover drop off zone, brand new equipment, new furniture and toys, exceptional safe play areas and friendly teachers and staff.
For more information please visit our website and register your interested.
220 Beach Road
… View moreOur facility has been designed with the upmost sophistication. Undercover drop off zone, brand new equipment, new furniture and toys, exceptional safe play areas and friendly teachers and staff.
For more information please visit our website and register your interested.
220 Beach Road
Campbells Bay
Auckland, 0630
www.campbellsbay-elc.co.nz
(09) 479 9090
alex@campbellsbay-elc.co.nz
A man charged with assault and reckless driving after an incident at Auckland's Takapuna Beach is no…
Your generosity is helping to ensure we have another successful Wasp Wipeout season this summer. Baiting is about to start in some areas so thank you to those who are volunteering to help put it out. You can donate to Wasp Wipeout here: givealittle.co.nz... or find out more here: … View moreYour generosity is helping to ensure we have another successful Wasp Wipeout season this summer. Baiting is about to start in some areas so thank you to those who are volunteering to help put it out. You can donate to Wasp Wipeout here: givealittle.co.nz... or find out more here: www.stuff.co.nz...
For all you eager renovators out there who are taking advantage of the long weekend, here some common pitfalls to watch out for.
A popular family restaurant has been judged the dirtiest eatery in Auckland. Momotea Albany was sl…
Pleased to report 37 pots recycled so far this month. Thank you. Today have some plumbago (paleblue) if anyone needs pretty hedging plant, dietes grandifolia (easy care landscaper) blackmondo grass, pineapple lily burgundy, also still have 2 grape coloured day lilies. Mostly $3.00 unless … View morePleased to report 37 pots recycled so far this month. Thank you. Today have some plumbago (paleblue) if anyone needs pretty hedging plant, dietes grandifolia (easy care landscaper) blackmondo grass, pineapple lily burgundy, also still have 2 grape coloured day lilies. Mostly $3.00 unless otherwise marked. Oh and 3 different taro varieties. Anyone wanting banana palms (edible) can get ready if paid for in advance $10. Love always V P.S. leave gold somewhere unobtrusive - always fun to find
This spectacular free range butterflied chicken from Tegel will be the star of the table. Seasoned with tasty Peri Peri marinade it's perfectly matched with Tzatziki yoghurt dip and fragrant couscous.
Try cooking it on the BBQ; it takes less time than a standard chicken plus it'll … View moreThis spectacular free range butterflied chicken from Tegel will be the star of the table. Seasoned with tasty Peri Peri marinade it's perfectly matched with Tzatziki yoghurt dip and fragrant couscous.
Try cooking it on the BBQ; it takes less time than a standard chicken plus it'll pick up all those fabulous barbecue flavours.
Combine good company with good food and your summer will be sizzling
An Auckland mum says her anaesthetist using his cellphone to call Harvey Norman during her emergency…
When you, as a support person in someone’s life, are confronted with ongoing stressful situations it is important that you have the support and skills to cope with it.
Equip’s Caring for Carers education and support group runs for up to 8 weeks and is for adults supporting a person experiencing… View moreWhen you, as a support person in someone’s life, are confronted with ongoing stressful situations it is important that you have the support and skills to cope with it.
Equip’s Caring for Carers education and support group runs for up to 8 weeks and is for adults supporting a person experiencing mental health distress. Skills and strategies are taught in a positive environment, and can be used to care for yourself and others.
Time: 10:30am – 12pm Monday morning
Date: 18th February – 8th April 2019
Venue: Whangaparoa Community Hub, Shop 8/707 Whangaparoa Rd,
Whangaparoa.
If you would like to attend or have any further questions, please contact Marina – email marina.young@equip.net.nz or 021815412
Are you supporting a loved one, who experiences mental health issues. This will be an informal get together, to connect, give support, chat over a cuppa and discuss topics that arise. We will be available at group and also in between groups to provide any individual support or info where needed.
… View moreAre you supporting a loved one, who experiences mental health issues. This will be an informal get together, to connect, give support, chat over a cuppa and discuss topics that arise. We will be available at group and also in between groups to provide any individual support or info where needed.
Time: 7pm – 8:15pm
Date: Held every first Monday evening of the month – next group 4th February.
Venue: Equip offices , 550 East Coast Bay Road, Mairangi Bay.
If you would like to attend or have any further questions, please contact Marina – email marina.young@equip.net.nz or 021815412.
Auckland Council is warning dog owners about the risk of berries from karaka trees. The berries are highly toxic to dogs and consumption can be fatal.
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