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A lucky lotto player who bought their ticket at Pukekohe Countdown South has won $21,644 with Lotto Second Division in Saturday’s live Lotto draw. Was it you? - because it wasn't me :(
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Sophie Donaldson will soon see if she and her cheerleading squad have what it takes to become world champions.
Due to industrial action by members of the Tramways and First Unions, some services operated by NZ Bus will be cancelled between 17 April 2018 – 27 April 2018. Full details on affected services can be found here:
More than 170 Franklin properties are still suffering power loss due to the storm that ravaged the d…
If you’re looking to sell and buy a home at the same time, it pays to know and understand what tools are available to you upfront. Download our free guide for answers to common questions:
- Should I sell first or buy first?
- How can I afford to buy, if I'm still waiting to sell?
- Can … View moreIf you’re looking to sell and buy a home at the same time, it pays to know and understand what tools are available to you upfront. Download our free guide for answers to common questions:
- Should I sell first or buy first?
- How can I afford to buy, if I'm still waiting to sell?
- Can I transfer our mortgage?
- What are important legal clauses to know?
- Am I looking in the right suburbs?
With this guide, you can march, rather than muddle, through the buying and selling process and get on with the business of enjoying your new home.
Meet Robbie, one of our incredibly accomplished volunteers who just happens to also be a medal winning para-olympian! Robbie donates his time several times a week at our Puke ReStore and is a much loved member of the team.
Volunteers are the life breath of our organisation……We truly cherish… View moreMeet Robbie, one of our incredibly accomplished volunteers who just happens to also be a medal winning para-olympian! Robbie donates his time several times a week at our Puke ReStore and is a much loved member of the team.
Volunteers are the life breath of our organisation……We truly cherish their time and input here at Pukekohe ReStore! If you’ve been considering donating your time in a special way, we’d love to meet you. Your efforts making our ReStore charity shops a thriving success, will directly help Habitat for Humanity provide services to achieve their mission - that ‘everyone deserves a decent place to live’.
And oh my….. We have amazing donation arriving every day…. so drop in often to get the bargains.
Remember to think Puke ReStore charity shop next time you fancy a 2nd hand shopping adventure or are donating your pre-loved goods. Like and Follow us on Facebook to be one of the first to see the latest great buys in store.
The team look forward to connecting with you very soon :-)
Tim Grafton the CEO of the Insurance Council will be speaking about the increasing risks from climate change and sea level rise, and what this means for your insurance cover at the Civic Centre in Thames on Wednesday at 7 PM.
If you own or rent coastal property or are thinking about buying a … View moreTim Grafton the CEO of the Insurance Council will be speaking about the increasing risks from climate change and sea level rise, and what this means for your insurance cover at the Civic Centre in Thames on Wednesday at 7 PM.
If you own or rent coastal property or are thinking about buying a coastal property then this is a great opportunity to find out more from a well-informed business leader.
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Kia ora neighbours, we are wanting to reach as far and wide as we can in the Hauraki area. If you live in these areas, please come along to our hui to share with us your experiences, views and ideas on helping those and their whānau who experience mental health and addiction issues to get the … View moreKia ora neighbours, we are wanting to reach as far and wide as we can in the Hauraki area. If you live in these areas, please come along to our hui to share with us your experiences, views and ideas on helping those and their whānau who experience mental health and addiction issues to get the right support when they want and need it.
Ngatea - Monday 16 April 2018 - 6pm - Ngatea Town Hall, Orchard Rd
Colville - Tuesday 17 April 2018 - 3pm - Colville Hall, Colville
Coromandel - Tuesday 17 April 2018 - 6pm - St John’s Hall, Coromandel Street, Coromandel
Te Aroha - Monday 23 April 2018 - 3pm - Future Te Aroha Centre, 13 Boundary St, Te Aroha
Paeroa - Monday 23 April 2018 - 6pm - Paeroa Baptist Church, 2 Wood St, Paeroa
We want to hear from the Hauraki (Thames, Coromandel, Hauraki) community, including those who have experienced mental health and/or addiction issues and those who provide support such as whānau, friends and interested others.
We look forward to meeting you. He whakarongo tātou – we’re here to listen
Te Korowai are supporting the conversation with the DHB in this hui.
RSVP to Fiona.wasiolek@korowai.co.nz
In this week's issue of Get Growing we have top tips on tidying up storm damage, harvesting pumpkins and herbs, out-slithering slugs and snails and taking cuttings from roses. We have a cracking feature on walnuts and we reveal the 2018 Resene Shed of the Year winners.
Subscribe now and … View moreIn this week's issue of Get Growing we have top tips on tidying up storm damage, harvesting pumpkins and herbs, out-slithering slugs and snails and taking cuttings from roses. We have a cracking feature on walnuts and we reveal the 2018 Resene Shed of the Year winners.
Subscribe now and you'll never miss another issue!
Get top tips on houseplant care and styling from gorgeous new book Leaf Supply, and enter our competition to win a copy, plus we also have other great prizes up for grabs!
We were so excited to see Mind Lab Kids turn one last week. It's been a fantastic year of home experiments, messy fun and video challenges. Help them celebrate by getting your 5-12 year old to take on an awesome STEM challenge over at MindLabKids.com. It's free!
With school holidays just around the corner, we’ve got just the thing to keep the little ones happy (and you too). Disney’s Coco is now available on Stuff Pix – and if you haven’t seen it yet, you’re in for a treat. In fact, with so many movies ready to play at your place, you’ll have … View moreWith school holidays just around the corner, we’ve got just the thing to keep the little ones happy (and you too). Disney’s Coco is now available on Stuff Pix – and if you haven’t seen it yet, you’re in for a treat. In fact, with so many movies ready to play at your place, you’ll have smiles for days these holidays.
Head to stuffpix.co.nz to watch now.
Sophie Donaldson will soon head to the United States for the world's largest international cheerlead…
After six months of preparations, the exhibition Home Front: Experiences of the First World War in N…
Salary between $39,723 - $72,301
Join a team with a passion for getting things right for its children, young people and community. You can be part of this positive and supportive team with heart, and help children and young people be safe, strong and thrive.
Using the latest strengths based … View moreSalary between $39,723 - $72,301
Join a team with a passion for getting things right for its children, young people and community. You can be part of this positive and supportive team with heart, and help children and young people be safe, strong and thrive.
Using the latest strengths based practice tools and assessment frameworks; you will work hard to get quality outcomes for tamariki, rangitahi, whanau and the community
You must have a Social Work Qualification recognised by the New Zealand Social Work Registration Board (SWRB) or full registration with SWRB and a current Annual Practising Certificate (APC)
The legacy of people taken into state care who suffered neglect and abuse is a stain on our country’s history. Over the next three years, the Royal Commission will listen to stories about the experiences of people in state care and examine ways to stop any further abuse.
Before that process … View moreThe legacy of people taken into state care who suffered neglect and abuse is a stain on our country’s history. Over the next three years, the Royal Commission will listen to stories about the experiences of people in state care and examine ways to stop any further abuse.
Before that process can begin, the Terms of Reference to define the scope and purpose of the Inquiry need to be set. Sir Anand would like to hear your views on the draft Terms of Reference so we can work together to make sure we don’t repeat the mistakes of the past.
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