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A Will is a very meaningful document and it should be prepared with great thought and care.
As well as capturing what you want to do with all the things you own, your Will can also capture your hopes and dreams for the future and should include information about who should look after your … View moreA Will is a very meaningful document and it should be prepared with great thought and care.
As well as capturing what you want to do with all the things you own, your Will can also capture your hopes and dreams for the future and should include information about who should look after your children or even your pets.
Will-making is rising across the world as people consider the legacy they want to leave behind. As well as considering what you want to do with your assets - which might include your house and car, and any personal items - many New Zealanders also decide to do something significant and include charitable legacy in their Will.
The leader of the National Party has announced a plan to ban cellphones from all classrooms to minimize distractions for students. The Labour party has commented that this is commonplace already and is a decision best left for individual schools. Do you think a ban should be enforced?
Do you want to keep your dentures looking great and feeling comfortable? Don’t make these five common mistakes that can ruin your smile:
• Don’t brush them with toothpaste or bleach. They can harm the denture material. Use a soft brush and a denture cleaner instead.
• Don’t leave them… View moreDo you want to keep your dentures looking great and feeling comfortable? Don’t make these five common mistakes that can ruin your smile:
• Don’t brush them with toothpaste or bleach. They can harm the denture material. Use a soft brush and a denture cleaner instead.
• Don’t leave them dry. They can lose their shape and fit. Soak them in water or a denture solution every night.
• Don’t skip your dental visits. Your mouth can change over time and affect how your dentures fit. Get regular check-ups and adjustments from your dentist.
• Don’t wear them all the time. Your gums need some rest too. Remove your dentures for at least four hours a day to prevent irritation and infection.
• Don’t forget to rinse them after every meal. This can help remove food and bacteria that can cause bad breath and decay.
Follow these tips from The Denture Man and enjoy your beautiful smile with your dentures!
Mid-month Club Day for existing and new members of the Tui & Tama Club!
We're putting on something extra special for the Tui & Tama Club with our Ruru activities and more!
We'll have dress ups, learn how to write using a quill and ink and don't forget to pick up your … View moreMid-month Club Day for existing and new members of the Tui & Tama Club!
We're putting on something extra special for the Tui & Tama Club with our Ruru activities and more!
We'll have dress ups, learn how to write using a quill and ink and don't forget to pick up your next mascot Ruru sticker for your Tui & Tama Activity Passports!
- Come on in from 2.30pm-4.30pm
- FREE event
- Bring your Tui & Tama Activity Passport
Lots to explore, fun for everyone
Tell us about gardeners doing something worth celebrating in your community, and they could be in the running for the Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year! The winner will receive Vegepod product worth $1000. And the most colourful character receives $1000 worth of Resene paint.
Send up to five… View moreTell us about gardeners doing something worth celebrating in your community, and they could be in the running for the Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year! The winner will receive Vegepod product worth $1000. And the most colourful character receives $1000 worth of Resene paint.
Send up to five high-resolution photos and explain why you wish to nominate a person or group to be the Ryman Healthcare 2023 Gardener of the Year. Email your entry to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz. Or post your nomination to 2023 Gardener of the Year, NZ Gardener, PO Box 6341, Victoria St West, Auckland 1142.
Spooky sounds are to be expected when your job involves a lot of wandering about the dark.
When the school empties out, silence can be almost deafening. Every squeak and creak are magnified a hundredfold. For the night staff who believes in ghosts, there needs to be reigning in of the … View moreSpooky sounds are to be expected when your job involves a lot of wandering about the dark.
When the school empties out, silence can be almost deafening. Every squeak and creak are magnified a hundredfold. For the night staff who believes in ghosts, there needs to be reigning in of the imagination!
In the dark, Minties keep them company, coupled with jangling of the keys to chase ghosts away (whether real or imagined). No spook wants to stick around and listen to the obnoxious chewing echoing down the hallways, through the classrooms. That would drive any living soul insane!
At least 62 Waipā buildings were affected by potentially fraudulent engineering sign-offs, the council says.
Councils from the Far North to Queenstown have been scrambling to work out what’s affected in their area after … View moreAt least 62 Waipā buildings were affected by potentially fraudulent engineering sign-offs, the council says.
Councils from the Far North to Queenstown have been scrambling to work out what’s affected in their area after concerns structural engineer Jonathan Beau Hall improperly used colleagues’ identities to sign off calculations.
The "potentially compromised" Waipā buildings have been reviewed but some haven't received a Code of Compliance certificate. Do you know a building that's affected?
Everyone has a book in them, or so the saying goes. But few writers actually manage to get their work published.
Find out how to get your book published in this inspiring workshop led by experienced author, editor and publisher Josh Easby. Registrations are open for our Saturday 19th Aug 2023 … View moreEveryone has a book in them, or so the saying goes. But few writers actually manage to get their work published.
Find out how to get your book published in this inspiring workshop led by experienced author, editor and publisher Josh Easby. Registrations are open for our Saturday 19th Aug 2023 course!
Whether you've been toiling on that much-loved family history, a favourite recipe book, children's book or the great New Zealand novel, this workshop will help you decide how best to see it turned into a finished book.
By the end of a stimulating day you'll know what you have to do to turn your manuscript into a published book. Book in some time with us!
We'd like to introduce Bronwyn Bulwer, a writer and certified Change & Transition facilitator who helps women navigate life with insight, joy and intention. Bronwyn has had great success with running workshops and we're so excited to have her host a workshop here at the Centre.
Enjoy… View moreWe'd like to introduce Bronwyn Bulwer, a writer and certified Change & Transition facilitator who helps women navigate life with insight, joy and intention. Bronwyn has had great success with running workshops and we're so excited to have her host a workshop here at the Centre.
Enjoy a fun and creative workshop learning to make your own journal using collage, mixed media and basic bookbinding skills.
Together we will explore different ways to play with words, images, wash tape, stitching and found treasures to create different pages.
Suitable for all skill levels. Imperfection celebrated!
• Bookings essential through email: museum@waipadc.govt.nz or phone 07 8720085.
• Spaces are limited get in fast to book your seat!
• This is a Crafty Arty Adult Workshop (for ages 13yrs+)
• Saturday 9th September starting 10.30am-1.30pm.
• COST $25 per participant.
Looking forward to seeing all you adults joining in the fun. Please let us know what other workshops you'd like us to present.
Combine Resene paint colours to transform a dull garden corner into an oasis.
Find out how with these easy step by step instructions.
Win one of three $5,000 grants to support your community's love of dance!
Whether it’s pre-schoolers or seniors, Scottish dancing or salsa, kapa haka or Kathak, breakdance or ballet – if you’re encouraging people of all ages and abilities to keep moving through dance, we want to hear … View moreWin one of three $5,000 grants to support your community's love of dance!
Whether it’s pre-schoolers or seniors, Scottish dancing or salsa, kapa haka or Kathak, breakdance or ballet – if you’re encouraging people of all ages and abilities to keep moving through dance, we want to hear from you!
Know someone who could use our support? Apply now!
Our Ruru is a guardian of the forest who loves to call his friends at
night to go hunting.
This month Ruru is showcasing Family History month with these FREE activities such as:
• Make a Ruru mask with coloured card, tissue paper, metallic markers, whetu stickers and glue.
• Create a … View moreOur Ruru is a guardian of the forest who loves to call his friends at
night to go hunting.
This month Ruru is showcasing Family History month with these FREE activities such as:
• Make a Ruru mask with coloured card, tissue paper, metallic markers, whetu stickers and glue.
• Create a Ruru taonga box with cardboard, glue and embellishments.
• Write your name on a leaf and add it to the big Family Tree.
FREE entry
Open Mon - Fri 10am - 4pm, Sat 10am - 2pm
Join Hilary and using your own design
create a brooch with embroidery thread.
Sat 26th August: 10.15am-1.45pm
Cost: $2 per adult (16+)
All materials provided for these workshops.
To book your space please e-mail: museum@waipadc.govt.nz
Join our host Hilary for a workshop on Creative embroidery
embellishments and mending (bring an article of clothing to work on).
Sat 12th August: 10.15am-1.45pm
Cost: $2 per adult (16+)
All materials provided for these workshops.
To book your space please e-mail: museum@waipadc.govt.nz
With changes to Australia's citizenship process, many are moving to Oz for better wages and lower taxes. Have you considered moving down under or are you fiercely kiwi?
Share your thoughts by commenting below.
Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the… View moreWith changes to Australia's citizenship process, many are moving to Oz for better wages and lower taxes. Have you considered moving down under or are you fiercely kiwi?
Share your thoughts by commenting below.
Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
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