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ANZAC Day will be marked a little differently this year. We’ll be warm and cosy at home and The Last Post won’t start until you press play. But one thing will be the same – remembrance.
To help us remember those who served and understand what ‘to serve’ meant, … View moreANZAC Day will be marked a little differently this year. We’ll be warm and cosy at home and The Last Post won’t start until you press play. But one thing will be the same – remembrance.
To help us remember those who served and understand what ‘to serve’ meant, Ryman recorded their ANZAC resident’s stories. Some are humorous, others are tragic and eye-opening, but they all offer insight into the courage, bravery, and determination required to serve.
What better way to remember than to read the memories of those who were there?
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Now there’s a … View moreFor over 150 years, the news and information we uncover and provide have relied on your support, either through subscription to our newspapers, consuming news via our online sites, or indirectly through the patronage you provide to those who advertise with us.
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Cinna Smith from TAPAC The Auckland Performing Arts Centre
TAPAC is launching some of its Term 2 Performing Arts Classes online!
From dance and drama to acting, improvisation and circus - there's something for all ages, interests and abilities.
Children's classes cost $8 per session and Adult classes are $9.
TAPAC has programmed 4 weeks of … View moreTAPAC is launching some of its Term 2 Performing Arts Classes online!
From dance and drama to acting, improvisation and circus - there's something for all ages, interests and abilities.
Children's classes cost $8 per session and Adult classes are $9.
TAPAC has programmed 4 weeks of online term 2 courses starting from Monday 4th May until the end of May. Once the government has reviewed Covid-19 alert levels on 11 May, we will let you know whether the remainder of Term 2 classes will run online or at our TAPAC studios.
Dee Sims from Waitematā Local Board
Anzac Day holiday is just around the corner. Remember all council kerbside collections will be collected a day later and will return to normal on Monday 4 May.
Caroline Williams Reporter from Auckland Stuff
Stabbing staff with scissors, masturbating, being drunk and having sex are just some of the reasons why 310 people were booted and banned from Auckland Council libraries in the last four years.
The majority of the trespasses were for threatening behaviour (51), abusive behaviour (41), theft (33), … View moreStabbing staff with scissors, masturbating, being drunk and having sex are just some of the reasons why 310 people were booted and banned from Auckland Council libraries in the last four years.
The majority of the trespasses were for threatening behaviour (51), abusive behaviour (41), theft (33), graffiti tagging (14) and intoxication (nine).
Five people were trespassed from several libraries for multiple offences or where serious types of offending posed significant risk to staff at other sites. Three people were banned from all libraries for offences listed in the article below.
Despite this, an Auckland Council spokeswoman said its libraries were safe and welcoming for Aucklanders wanting to connect, read and learn, and trespass notices were issued in "rare and isolated cases, with no evident patterns". Library staff were trained in conflict awareness.
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It is over a century since the guns fell silent on the Western Front in the First World War and nearly 70 years since the Korean War began. This weekend as we reflect in our homes rather than at local Dawn Services we acknowledge the service of all those who served for New Zealand in Gallipoli, the… View moreIt is over a century since the guns fell silent on the Western Front in the First World War and nearly 70 years since the Korean War began. This weekend as we reflect in our homes rather than at local Dawn Services we acknowledge the service of all those who served for New Zealand in Gallipoli, the Somme, Malaya or are out on patrol today with the United Nations.
We shall remember them this Anzac Day.
Remember to keep safe and all the best for the weeks ahead, my contact details are below if you need any assistance.
Kind regards,
Melissa Lee MP
National List MP based in Mt Albert
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Anzac Day is being celebrated differently this year, with virtual services and online events, all from our own living rooms, balconies and driveways. Download this pdf of a poppy, by award-winning illustrator Sharon Murdoch, to print off and stick in a front window - To show that even in lockdown, … View moreAnzac Day is being celebrated differently this year, with virtual services and online events, all from our own living rooms, balconies and driveways. Download this pdf of a poppy, by award-winning illustrator Sharon Murdoch, to print off and stick in a front window - To show that even in lockdown, in our small bubbles, we shall not forget. That we can still say thank you for the sacrifices, we can still pay tribute to the bravery of so many.
Dee Sims from Waitematā Local Board
Please remember that pump tracks, along with playgrounds, are not to be used until further notice. This is because COVID-19 can live on surfaces for up to 72 hours, meaning that pump track surfaces pose a risk of virus transmission from person to person. This includes the pump track at Grey Lynn … View morePlease remember that pump tracks, along with playgrounds, are not to be used until further notice. This is because COVID-19 can live on surfaces for up to 72 hours, meaning that pump track surfaces pose a risk of virus transmission from person to person. This includes the pump track at Grey Lynn Park. Read More for more information.
New Zealand School of Food & Wine
Some beautiful and appetising dishes by our Diploma Level 5 Chefs - Nathaniel and Jade's interpretation of Sous Vide Leek with Salsa Verde, Nathaniel's umami broth with mushrooms, Sean's Braised Cabbage rolls with broccoli puree.
Next intake, 20 July.
Colleen Hawkes Reporter from Homed
As a first-home buyer it pays to weigh up your options to see whether buying new or buying 'character' is best for you.
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We’ve been privileged to help Kiwis get the essentials needed to work, study, and stay connected. It’s led to huge demand and some orders are taking longer to deliver. We’d really like to apologise to the customers who’ve experienced these delays.
To help get it sorted faster we’ve … View moreWe’ve been privileged to help Kiwis get the essentials needed to work, study, and stay connected. It’s led to huge demand and some orders are taking longer to deliver. We’d really like to apologise to the customers who’ve experienced these delays.
To help get it sorted faster we’ve quadrupled our Customer Care team, and expanded our order fulfilment network so we can get thousands more orders delivered each day. Plus our remote Tech Solutions service will be free until May 11 to lend customers a hand with technology advice or setting up.
Thanks for your patience, everyone. We’re getting there.
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Melanie Earley Reporter from Central Leader
Kia ora neighbours, a search through previously unstudied specimens at Auckland Museum has revealed the existence of an "extremely rare" albino shark.
While albinism has been well documented in humans and a wide range of animals, there have only been a handful of deep sea sharks recorded… View moreKia ora neighbours, a search through previously unstudied specimens at Auckland Museum has revealed the existence of an "extremely rare" albino shark.
While albinism has been well documented in humans and a wide range of animals, there have only been a handful of deep sea sharks recorded as albino.
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