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Auckland Council is developing a reference guide for each area outlining the steps for residents to take prior and during an emergency and wants feedback on the document to make sure it is fit for purpose, accurate and appropriate.
Its 3 weeks old now, but still an example of how employers can make mistakes. its important to have good polices and practices if you don't want to run foul of the law. Follow the link and have a read
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Dear Neighbours
The Fireplace Update -
New lunch and Dinner menus at The fireplace. We have added some new exciting dishes like Marsala Chicken, Crispy skin Salmon and Lamb Koftas, at the same time still serving all-time favourites - Pork belly, BBQ pork ribs, Steaks and Fish N Chips.
We have also… View moreDear Neighbours
The Fireplace Update -
New lunch and Dinner menus at The fireplace. We have added some new exciting dishes like Marsala Chicken, Crispy skin Salmon and Lamb Koftas, at the same time still serving all-time favourites - Pork belly, BBQ pork ribs, Steaks and Fish N Chips.
We have also introduced a blackboard menu where we will be offering new dishes every week like - Pie of the day, Curry of the Day and Pasta of the day. So come along and check out one of our new dishes.
Further, there are some changes in our Weekly Rituals :
Aucklanders, we have a treat for your senses! Here’s your chance to win standing room tickets for you and a friend to come enjoy an evening of Opera with NZ Opera's talented artists in the stunning Grand Foyer of Auckland Museum, next Wed 31 July.
Witness performances from Natasha Wilson … View moreAucklanders, we have a treat for your senses! Here’s your chance to win standing room tickets for you and a friend to come enjoy an evening of Opera with NZ Opera's talented artists in the stunning Grand Foyer of Auckland Museum, next Wed 31 July.
Witness performances from Natasha Wilson (Soprano), Amitai Pati (Tenor), and James Harrison (Baritone) with accompanist Claire Caldwell in the Museum's stunning Grand Foyer as the museum comes alive with the sounds of Aotearoa. The programme will include a selection of arias from well-known operas such as Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro”, Puccini’s “La Boheme” and Verdi’s “La Traviata”, alongside some of the best-loved musical theatre hits “The Phantom of the Opera” and “West Side Story”.
To enter, simply hit the ‘like’ button on this post. The winner will be selected on Tuesday 30 July
1 Day to go for an exciting line up of outstanding wines at the New Zealand and International Wine Tasting event!
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Sunday 28 July | 12:00 PM - 6:30 PM
Slightly Scandi and very cool, this concrete plant stand is a stylish addition to any home. Finish the legs with your favourite Resene colour.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself.
Slightly Scandi and very cool, this concrete plant stand is a stylish addition to any home. Finish the legs with your favourite Resene colour.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself.
Or will it happen?
You just never know with the various councils and the Government looking for ways to buildup their coffers.
Ignore the American constitution stuff, but the rest could very well happen here.
So watch your berms and front lawn folks😏
But first, a bit of a background to this … View moreOr will it happen?
You just never know with the various councils and the Government looking for ways to buildup their coffers.
Ignore the American constitution stuff, but the rest could very well happen here.
So watch your berms and front lawn folks😏
But first, a bit of a background to this story.
This man could lose his home because the grass in his yard grew higher than 10 inches according to the city of Dunedin, Florida.
According to the Institute of Justice, which is representing Jim Ficken, he had a very good reason for not mowing his lawn – and tried to rectify the situation as best he could.
In 2014, Jim's mom became ill and he visited her often in South Carolina to help her out. When he was away, his grass grew too long and he was cited by a code office; he cut the grass and wasn't fined.
But several years later, this one infraction would come back to haunt him after he left to take care of him's mom's affairs after she died. The arrangements he made to have his grass cut fell through (his friend who he asked to help him out passed away unexpectedly) and that set off a chain reaction that may result in him losing his home.
The 69-year-old retiree now faces a $29,833.50 fine plus interest. Watch the video to find out just what Jim is having to deal with.
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A man who escaped court and fired at police with a pump-action shotgun during an Auckland motorw…
If you’re looking for some tips to inspire your inner chef while cooking at home, you cannot afford to miss the New Zealand School of Food and Wine’s interactive cooking demonstrations!
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Sunday, 28 July | 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM and 1:00 pm - 3:45 pm
It's true that you agreed to a legally binding contract as soon as you drove into the parking lot. Thankfully, New Zealand law protects consumers from the exploitative clauses that corporates love to slip in the fine print.
Under contract law, parking companies can only claim for "the … View moreIt's true that you agreed to a legally binding contract as soon as you drove into the parking lot. Thankfully, New Zealand law protects consumers from the exploitative clauses that corporates love to slip in the fine print.
Under contract law, parking companies can only claim for "the actual and reasonable costs they incurred". Charging $65 for a short overstay in an empty carpark is as far from reasonable as you can get.
To find out what to do in this situation, click here
A lifeguard who's rescued people at New Zealand's most dangerous beach for the past 30 years says h…
Massage therapy is a rapidly growing industry, offering you the freedom to be your own boss while you improve the health and wellness of others.
If you’re looking for flexibility in your career, ditch the dull 9-5 and study massage therapy with the New Zealand College of Massage.
We have … View moreMassage therapy is a rapidly growing industry, offering you the freedom to be your own boss while you improve the health and wellness of others.
If you’re looking for flexibility in your career, ditch the dull 9-5 and study massage therapy with the New Zealand College of Massage.
We have part-time and full-time study options available for our Level 4 Certificate. Our part-time option is most popular for those who have full schedules, but still seeking in-depth massage therapy training as they prepare for a career in the massage therapy industry.
The 2018 New Zealand census showed that 70% of massage therapists are self-employed and 60% work part-time, so this really is a flexible career!
It’s not too late to change your life in 2019!
Call us now on 0800 692 666, or click below to ENROL into our AUGUST INTAKE.
Opposition leader, Simon Bridges says the new British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has "buffoon-like quality"
As for the new British Prime Minister, if he can't even sort out his home life properly, how on earth is he going to be an effective Prime Minister?
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The route of a new highway by-pass, rapid transit corridors and major transport upgrades have been revealed in a $10 billion plan to cope with Auckland's long-term growth.
"Aucklanders have told us they're looking for more public transport, walking and cycling connections and … View moreThe route of a new highway by-pass, rapid transit corridors and major transport upgrades have been revealed in a $10 billion plan to cope with Auckland's long-term growth.
"Aucklanders have told us they're looking for more public transport, walking and cycling connections and they're integral in our long term planning," said Shane Ellison, the CEO of Auckland Transport.
What do you think of these plans? Do you think they'll help accommodate for Auckland's long-term growth?
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