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Due to unforeseen circumstances, the class you have enrolled in has been delayed to the new start date: 07 March 2022 (week beginning), with the new end date of 17 July 2022.
This semester we will be offering a hybrid learning model. You can choose either of the following options OR both!
… View moreDue to unforeseen circumstances, the class you have enrolled in has been delayed to the new start date: 07 March 2022 (week beginning), with the new end date of 17 July 2022.
This semester we will be offering a hybrid learning model. You can choose either of the following options OR both!
• Face to face learning in a classroom with a teacher and a small number of students (maximum 10 students) on campus.
• Online learning is a live stream of the on-campus class with an extra online support teacher.
• Or you can try both – one week online, another week face to face – Best of both worlds!
If you have any questions please contact courses@dynaspeak.ac.nz or phone us at 09 377 2434.
Contact the North Shore Womens Centre to access the following classes: 09 444 4618
Glenfield - Thursdays 9.30am to 10.30am at the Senior Citizens Hall, 5 Mayfield Road, Glenfield
Northcote - Tuesdays 9.30am to 10.30am at Northcote War Memorial Hall, 2 Rodney Road, Northcote Point
Stars Holiday Programme is a Christian-based holiday programme located in Hamilton, but now available to everyone online on Zoom, starting from today 24th February 2022, and will be on every Thursday afternoon 5-6pm.
We offer two school holiday programmes: Primary (Year 1 to Year 6) and … View moreStars Holiday Programme is a Christian-based holiday programme located in Hamilton, but now available to everyone online on Zoom, starting from today 24th February 2022, and will be on every Thursday afternoon 5-6pm.
We offer two school holiday programmes: Primary (Year 1 to Year 6) and Intermediate (Year 7 and Year 😎.
Our programme is structured, full of activities such as singing, stories, crafts, games, and full of experiences that encourage learning and interaction with other children.
More details please visit www.starsprogrammes.co.nz....
Hi neighbours,
The summer holidays will be over soon, but you can still escape with a magazine.
Our Mags4Gifts End of Summer Sale is on now and you could be in to win 1 of 20 Hydration Heroes Gift Sets from Antipodes!
Simply purchase a subscription to the NZ House & Garden, … View moreHi neighbours,
The summer holidays will be over soon, but you can still escape with a magazine.
Our Mags4Gifts End of Summer Sale is on now and you could be in to win 1 of 20 Hydration Heroes Gift Sets from Antipodes!
Simply purchase a subscription to the NZ House & Garden, New Zealand Gardener, or the TV Guide and you're in the draw.
Going back to school without a school uniform or necessary supplies can make a child feel ashamed. Some kids avoid going to school altogether to escape the shame. Even if they go, they are so embarrassed, it knocks their confidence and makes it hard to learn.
You can help a child start the … View moreGoing back to school without a school uniform or necessary supplies can make a child feel ashamed. Some kids avoid going to school altogether to escape the shame. Even if they go, they are so embarrassed, it knocks their confidence and makes it hard to learn.
You can help a child start the school year with everything they need to be confident and focused on learning. Send them to school with a uniform, shoes, stationery and anything else they need by sponsoring a Kiwi kid with Variety. We’ve been helping Kiwi kids all around New Zealand for 30 years.
Tribal rugs form a subset of traditional rugs. Terms such Bohemian, Scandinavian, and Caucasian styles are interchangeable. The myth that traditional tribal rugs are not for modern interiors is far from the truth!!! In fact, many of New Zealand’s top designers are using tribal rugs in colonial, … View moreTribal rugs form a subset of traditional rugs. Terms such Bohemian, Scandinavian, and Caucasian styles are interchangeable. The myth that traditional tribal rugs are not for modern interiors is far from the truth!!! In fact, many of New Zealand’s top designers are using tribal rugs in colonial, French-styled, contemporary, and Mediterranean-styled homes.
Kia ora neighbours. An Albany local was so keen for the Medallion Drive extension road to open, they snuck out at night and unofficially opened it themself.
Auckland Transport has been working on a $10 million extension to Medallion Drive in Albany since June 2020.
The project was expected to be … View moreKia ora neighbours. An Albany local was so keen for the Medallion Drive extension road to open, they snuck out at night and unofficially opened it themself.
Auckland Transport has been working on a $10 million extension to Medallion Drive in Albany since June 2020.
The project was expected to be complete by mid-2021, however it is now expected to open in early April, an Auckland Transport spokeswoman confirmed.
Locals on social media recently questioned why the Medallion Drive link road had not yet opened, as it had looked completed for several weeks, with minimal activity from contractors.
On Friday night, some locals got an exclusive preview, when someone took it upon themself to remove the barriers and unofficially open the road.
Auckland Transport have labelled this person's actions as "dangerous".
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Live in or near Northcote and feeling peckish? Fear not: kai connoisseurs Thomas and Sheena of Chasing A Plate are here to take you on some virtual foodie tours of the best places to grab a dish of deliciousness.
Don’t waste heaps of time researching where to eat on your next outing – visit … View moreLive in or near Northcote and feeling peckish? Fear not: kai connoisseurs Thomas and Sheena of Chasing A Plate are here to take you on some virtual foodie tours of the best places to grab a dish of deliciousness.
Don’t waste heaps of time researching where to eat on your next outing – visit northcote.co.nz/hidden-gems and discover some of the best food the North Shore has to offer.
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Want to live longer and healthier? Do Strength training says Harvard Medical School
Muscle wasting, sarcopenia, is the biggest factor in age related decline, chronic disease … View moreThe Team at fit20 wants to invite you to have one month of personalized training for Free on us! (conditions apply).
Want to live longer and healthier? Do Strength training says Harvard Medical School
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You could wake up to the sound of tūī in lush native bush or spend a night next to the beach with a view of crashing waves and powdery white sands. Start planning your summer adventure now.
#AKLSummerisCalling
Neptune Calling, at the National Museum of the Royal New Zealand Navy in Devonport, commemorates the 80th anniversary of the sinking on HMS Neptune off the coast of Libya in 1941.
Not long before the tragedy, which claimed the lives of 150 Kiwis, the New Zealand Broadcasting Service had helped 50 … View moreNeptune Calling, at the National Museum of the Royal New Zealand Navy in Devonport, commemorates the 80th anniversary of the sinking on HMS Neptune off the coast of Libya in 1941.
Not long before the tragedy, which claimed the lives of 150 Kiwis, the New Zealand Broadcasting Service had helped 50 of them record greetings for their loved ones at home.
These messages have now been loaded onto vintage phones, to be heard by the public for the first time.
“We feel an enormous sense of responsibility towards these very special recordings. They are a very real, tangible link to 150 young men who never made it home," said Jane Cotty, the communications manager at the museum.
“They represent an enormous loss felt at the time throughout the nation, every city and almost every town lost young men they knew and loved. This loss is still keenly felt in many families."
The exhibition will be at the museum at 64 King Edward Parade,
Torpedo Bay for the rest of 2022. For more information, visit navymuseum.co.nz...
Kia ora
If you’re looking to improve your English – we’ve got you covered!
• You want that promotion at work or just get a job … but lack confidence with
-job interviews
-writing CVs
… View moreKia ora
If you’re looking to improve your English – we’ve got you covered!
• You want that promotion at work or just get a job … but lack confidence with
-job interviews
-writing CVs
-dealing with people on the phone
Hey, we can help.
• You plan to go to uni, but you’re not confident -
-about speaking in group discussions
-doing academic presentations
-writing academic essays
-writing references
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• You just want to feel more comfortable using English …
-to meet friends
-to speak with your children’s teachers
-to visit the doctor or see a nurse
-to write to these people
Hey, we’re here to help you!
• If online study is your goal, you will…
-improve your online writing skills
-get opportunities to work online in groups and one on one with your classmates and/or teacher
-develop a network of friends online to supporting each other’s learning experience
-participate in face-to-face lessons held with classmates on campus
All this at DynaSpeak!
• or if you prefer face-to-face learning, you will …
-practice what you learn in class with your classmates
-learn from the feedback your teacher and classmates give
-work in groups on projects that help develop writing, reading, listening, and speaking skills
-build friendships while learning English
We have the know-how and experience to help you!
Auckland Council’s proposal to scrap bin tags in favour of rates-funded rubbish collections has been labelled “unfair” by residents who produce very little waste.
West Auckland, North Shore and Papakura residents have been on a pay-as-you-throw system for their kerbside rubbish collection … View moreAuckland Council’s proposal to scrap bin tags in favour of rates-funded rubbish collections has been labelled “unfair” by residents who produce very little waste.
West Auckland, North Shore and Papakura residents have been on a pay-as-you-throw system for their kerbside rubbish collection since 2017-2018.
This system was to be implemented across the region, however, Auckland Council now believes the price of bin tags will need to be much higher to incentivise residents to reduce their waste.
So, it is proposing to move the entire region to a rates-funded collection service, the price of which is determined by what size bins residents use.
The council estimates that with a standard 120 litre rubbish bin, this will cost households $314 per year, which covers rubbish, recycling and inorganic collection. In 2023, the council will also roll out a food scraps collection service, which is not optional and will bring the rate up to $375.
Birkdale residents Jacqui and Alan Vowles put their bin out about once a month. On the rates-funded model, this would cost them around $31.25 per collection, rather than the around $51 per year they currently spend on bin tags.
Jacqui Vowles said this was an exorbitant amount compared to the cost of a bin tag.
“I don’t think it’s fair at all.”
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