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Are you looking for a volunteer position that will allow you to give back to your community?
The Manukau East Shopping Shuttle is seeking a Companion Shopper to accompany elderly passengers on alternate weeks to Pakuranga Plaza or Botany Town Centre.
Being a Companion Shopper is an opportunity … View moreAre you looking for a volunteer position that will allow you to give back to your community?
The Manukau East Shopping Shuttle is seeking a Companion Shopper to accompany elderly passengers on alternate weeks to Pakuranga Plaza or Botany Town Centre.
Being a Companion Shopper is an opportunity to do more than a job, it’s a chance to do some real good for people, who no longer drive or don’t have family support to help them shop for grocery items.
A Companion Shopper with the Manukau East Shopping Shuttle will suit a one-of-a-kind individual with a history of community involvement and, most of all a big heart!
If you’re interested in becoming a Shopping Companion, please contact lindsay.upton@mecoss.org.nz
Hi does anyone have a whisker and piping bags for bakimg please happy to pay
Dear neighbours,
You have just a few more days to send your entries for our Houseplant Hero competition. You could win some great prizes and of course, more houseplanst!
Call us today! If you’re looking for a friendly family run business with over 35 years renovation experience then choose us.
We are based in East Auckland and have a team of good qualified people – Jade (the builder), David (the plumber), Ryan (the electrician) and Russell (the tiler) to do … View moreCall us today! If you’re looking for a friendly family run business with over 35 years renovation experience then choose us.
We are based in East Auckland and have a team of good qualified people – Jade (the builder), David (the plumber), Ryan (the electrician) and Russell (the tiler) to do every job right.
Our team follows industry guidelines on coronavirus safety procedures to keep your family protected.
Book online using the link below or call Lucy on 021 022 55 388 for a chat about your amazing renovation plans.
Be safe!
South Auckland’s youth will be able to catch a glimpse of their future at the Southtech Innov8 2022 event.
Through a series of cutting-edge technologies, including virtual reality headsets, robotics, 3D printing and game app coding, hundreds of pupils will be introduced to the world and … View moreSouth Auckland’s youth will be able to catch a glimpse of their future at the Southtech Innov8 2022 event.
Through a series of cutting-edge technologies, including virtual reality headsets, robotics, 3D printing and game app coding, hundreds of pupils will be introduced to the world and career opportunities of digital technologies.
Southtech Innov8 gives rangatahi, tamariki and whānau haua an avenue for them to engage, learn, participate and excite them in the world of technology and the future of work.
Southtech Innov8 2022 is supported by the Local Activation Fund Programme, administered by Tataki Auckland Unlimited on behalf of the New Zealand Government
Free delivery within 5kms for 5 or more
Text 0276488610 if you are interested
A walk around Auckland city last night left me in disbelief. The city is falling to rack and ruin. Rates rise and the council have their head in the sand. They have just written of 65 million dollars in scrapping the automation of the container terminal. Some of that is my hard earned money, but … View moreA walk around Auckland city last night left me in disbelief. The city is falling to rack and ruin. Rates rise and the council have their head in the sand. They have just written of 65 million dollars in scrapping the automation of the container terminal. Some of that is my hard earned money, but whoosh, a flick of a pen and 65 million dollars is down the gurgler. And yet they rely on the likes of me to report dumped rubbish, litter, blocked drains, fallen trees, graffiti etc. because they do not have enough money to be proactive concerning rubbish and so they are only reactive! So they have littered the city central streets with cheap, nasty triangles of leaf littered red carpet (with a trip able edge) with just as cheap, completely out of place, concrete pipe cylinders, AKA planter boxes, full of half dead, half missing, scrappy ? natives sitting on top. Hideous!! Embarrassing! They are used to dispose of rubbish in & cigarette butts and vandalise. There are many shops for lease, (this I can understand post Covid) ram raided broken windows, homeless in many doorways, old phone box debris, bags of rubbish littering the pavements (why they do not have to use bins I do not understand) you have to walk around, graffiti, shop signage dirty and defaced, ugly planters which are unkempt, ugly temporary cheap looking scooter parking, great chunks of the city blocked with construction, speed limits at a snail’s pace, one way or no way on many streets, difficult parking, and no life or vibrancy. This city for me,is really an embarrassment to call my home. Would love to hear from other likeminded Aucklander’s, who care with some real doable ideas that we could do as a group to improve our city as not ready to let go of this city yet!
Hi 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 … 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.
Regards
Vik Narang
0221602299
v.narang@barfoot.co.nz
A big shout out to Panmure's volunteers! It's National Volunteer Week, so a good time to say thank you to those who give their time for the good causes around our Town Centre.
To all the fantastic volunteers who stack books at the Library, those who work at Panmure's Red Cross … View moreA big shout out to Panmure's volunteers! It's National Volunteer Week, so a good time to say thank you to those who give their time for the good causes around our Town Centre.
To all the fantastic volunteers who stack books at the Library, those who work at Panmure's Red Cross Shop, Dove Hospice Shop, Salvation Army Family Store, Citizens Advice Bureau, our JPs, those who work at the Panmure Historical Society and Stone Cottage Museum; and all the people who do community work in their spare time - THANK YOU 😍😍
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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.
Had the pleasure recently to talk with Graham Jenkins who is clocking up 50 years of working in Howick Village as an optician. He's seen thousands of patients over five decades, and those who know him are aware of his down-to-earth and professional attitude, pleasant manner and great sense of … View moreHad the pleasure recently to talk with Graham Jenkins who is clocking up 50 years of working in Howick Village as an optician. He's seen thousands of patients over five decades, and those who know him are aware of his down-to-earth and professional attitude, pleasant manner and great sense of humour. It's always a good day when you catch up with Graham at Howick Village Optometrists:
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