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Hi neighbours - there's a new cafe/bar in town called 'Chinglish Cuisine' - a name which is very personal to the owners.
Couple Kevin Ly and Kunyu Li who both moved to New Zealand from China with their families when they were younger, have chosen an … View moreHi neighbours - there's a new cafe/bar in town called 'Chinglish Cuisine' - a name which is very personal to the owners.
Couple Kevin Ly and Kunyu Li who both moved to New Zealand from China with their families when they were younger, have chosen an 'East meets West' vibe for their menu. They say "the name gets a mixed reaction, but mostly we get a good laugh".
What do you think of the name? Have you visited 'Chinglish Cuisine'?
Dunedin's 13 mayoral hopefuls have given their pitches to the city's Scarfies – many of whom are voting in a local body election for the first time.
Candidates eyeing the mayoral chains to be relinquished by outgoing mayor Dave Cull, faced their first major test at the Otago University… View moreDunedin's 13 mayoral hopefuls have given their pitches to the city's Scarfies – many of whom are voting in a local body election for the first time.
Candidates eyeing the mayoral chains to be relinquished by outgoing mayor Dave Cull, faced their first major test at the Otago University common room on Thursday.
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Avenal Park Funeral Home is proud to be part of the Southland Community Law’s Spring Expo 2019 – Saturday 7 September 2019 at the Ascot Park Hotel Complex. Invercargill. (Free Entry)
Come and meet representatives from many of Southland’s agencies and organisations dedicated to providing … View moreAvenal Park Funeral Home is proud to be part of the Southland Community Law’s Spring Expo 2019 – Saturday 7 September 2019 at the Ascot Park Hotel Complex. Invercargill. (Free Entry)
Come and meet representatives from many of Southland’s agencies and organisations dedicated to providing support and services to the people of Southland.
The expo is to provide awareness and information on services available. There will also be hands-on activities, raffles, prize draws and giveaways.
Nga Kete Health Services will be providing basic health checks.
Fire and Emergency Services will be there with a fire truck to show kids of all ages how they work.
If you are unable to attend the expo and would like to talk to us, you are welcome to contact Nigel, Donna, Chris or Mel at Avenal Park Funeral Home at 75 Fox Street, Invercargill, phone 03 218 9021.
Neighbourly's purpose is to grow connections between neighbours, making each community around New Zealand a safe and happy place to live. We are currently on the lookout for Neighbourly members to become Neighbourly Leads in their own community.
Neighbourly Leads are people who enjoy using… View moreNeighbourly's purpose is to grow connections between neighbours, making each community around New Zealand a safe and happy place to live. We are currently on the lookout for Neighbourly members to become Neighbourly Leads in their own community.
Neighbourly Leads are people who enjoy using Neighbourly and feel passionate about their corner of this country. They help neighbours to connect positively on the site and are happy to point members in the right direction.
If this sounds like you, please consider becoming a Neighbourly Lead for your suburb alongside dozens of other keen locals around the country!
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Where in the world is Barry Kloogh?
That's the question out-of-pocket investors have been asking since investigators raided the financial adviser's business in May.
They have since discovered that two of his companies – Financial Planning Ltd and Impact Enterprises Ltd – have been… View moreWhere in the world is Barry Kloogh?
That's the question out-of-pocket investors have been asking since investigators raided the financial adviser's business in May.
They have since discovered that two of his companies – Financial Planning Ltd and Impact Enterprises Ltd – have been liquidated, owing more than $12.5 million.
The investigation – led by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) – has so far raised more questions than answers for anxious investors who fear they have lost everything in an apparent Ponzi scheme.
Stuff went looking for clues with the aim of asking what happened to their money. Stuff found him hiding in plain sight on Tuesday – in a modest rental home in Dunedin, with two luxury cars parked outside.
Local elections impact us all, but many of us don't take the time to make our voices heard.
In fact, only 38.5% of Aucklanders voted in the 2016 local body election.
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Wow, over 360 Father's Day bundles have been donated by our amazing community of Foodbank Project donors! Your generosity helped make Father's Day special for Kiwi dads who are finding things tough at the moment- thank you.
Dunedin is the latest council in the country to offer its workers a living wage, which will make a difference to the wider community, supporters say.
The city council is one of more than 150 employers signed-up to pay a living wage – $21.15 an hour – to employees and contractors, following the… View moreDunedin is the latest council in the country to offer its workers a living wage, which will make a difference to the wider community, supporters say.
The city council is one of more than 150 employers signed-up to pay a living wage – $21.15 an hour – to employees and contractors, following the example set by Wellington City Council. The Auckland Council announced on Sunday it would offer the wage to its workers, but was yet to extend the offer to contractors.
Paying the living wage put money into the pockets of workers who would then spend it in their local community, making it a "win-win", Living Wage Movement Aotearoa New Zealand accreditation coordinator Felicia Scherrer says.
Did you know, 1 in 4 New Zealand adults will suffer from a mental disorder or distress at some point in their lives? When they do, let’s make sure they never have to go it alone. To create safer, more caring communities we need to not only look after ourselves but those around us as well.
For … View moreDid you know, 1 in 4 New Zealand adults will suffer from a mental disorder or distress at some point in their lives? When they do, let’s make sure they never have to go it alone. To create safer, more caring communities we need to not only look after ourselves but those around us as well.
For the month of September, we want to use our voice to raise awareness for mental health and well-being. Perhaps consider sharing a cuppa with someone you know who could use the support or challenge your family and friends to unplug from social media for the entire month to improve their well-being. If you or someone you know is going through a rough patch, don’t forget you can call or text 1737 anytime for FREE support from a trained counsellor.
Don’t forget, this month also coincides with World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10th) followed by Mental Health Awareness Week (23 - 29 September) and Mental Health Awareness Day on October 10th.
However you choose to take part, feel free to tag us in your posts + use the following hashtag so we can see how you’re cultivating better mental health for yourself or in your community this month:
#NSNZmentalhealth
Labour MP Clare Curran was a passionate advocate for Dunedin South constituents, and her decision to vacate one of the safest electorates in the country came as a surprise.
Curran announced she would retire at the next election, after 12 years as the Dunedin South MP.
Vaccine hesitancy – the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines – is now considered one of the top ten threats to global health.As the country wrestles with the worst measles outbreak in more than two decades, it has to be asked; what are we going to do about it?… View moreVaccine hesitancy – the reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines – is now considered one of the top ten threats to global health.As the country wrestles with the worst measles outbreak in more than two decades, it has to be asked; what are we going to do about it?
Search for your suburb here to check the immunisation rates percentages in 2018.
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