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ACG Tauranga offers an academically focussed education option for Bay of Plenty families seeking personalised care for their children in a nurturing environment, supported by a range of activities, globally recognised curricula and a values-driven education.
If you’re interested in finding … View moreACG Tauranga offers an academically focussed education option for Bay of Plenty families seeking personalised care for their children in a nurturing environment, supported by a range of activities, globally recognised curricula and a values-driven education.
If you’re interested in finding out more, join us at our Open Day, Wednesday 4th September, anytime between 2pm to 7pm. Take a tour of the campus, meet our Principal Thea Kilian and specialist teachers. Ask us questions, and even watch a class in action.
This week the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2019 took effect, bringing in a raft of changes for tenants and landlords.
Here's what it means for renters and landlords.
To read more, click here.
Hi neighbours - Uber is launching in Rotorua in October. How do you usually get around the city? Will you be using Uber when it launches?
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How will your willingness to "sleep rough" help end homelessness? Watch Housing First Rotorua's Peer Support Leaders tell you what a life-changing difference your passion can make.
The Lifewise Big Sleepout Rotorua is on 5th September and our Peer Support Leaders – people who … View moreHow will your willingness to "sleep rough" help end homelessness? Watch Housing First Rotorua's Peer Support Leaders tell you what a life-changing difference your passion can make.
The Lifewise Big Sleepout Rotorua is on 5th September and our Peer Support Leaders – people who have lived experience of homelessness – are here to tell you why you should join us to "sleep rough" in Rotorua's Village Green and raise funds to support their mahi .
The Peer Support Leaders in this video are (in order of appearance): Casey Tahana, Henry Clark, Justin Carr
Don't delay, register now at bigsleepout.org.nz/rotorua
Hi neighbours - a Rotorua lobby group has called for a discussion on the creation of a Night Mayor role for the city, a move they claim will boost the economy and improve public safety.
The call comes in the wake of an initiative to create safer nightlife, as well as a serious assault at a … View moreHi neighbours - a Rotorua lobby group has called for a discussion on the creation of a Night Mayor role for the city, a move they claim will boost the economy and improve public safety.
The call comes in the wake of an initiative to create safer nightlife, as well as a serious assault at a popular Rotorua bar.
Do you think a Night Mayor role would help enhance opportunities for an exciting, vibrant and safe nightlife? Or do you think public safety would still remain an issue?
A Rotorua man who spent three months on the run after skipping his sentencing for assaulting a teach…
Tobacco companies are ramping up advertising for vaping products in what's being called a lolly scramble for customers, before new regulations come in.
Local e-cigarette businesses and anti-smoking groups say aggressive marketing campaigns are a bid to maximise sales before an expected … View moreTobacco companies are ramping up advertising for vaping products in what's being called a lolly scramble for customers, before new regulations come in.
Local e-cigarette businesses and anti-smoking groups say aggressive marketing campaigns are a bid to maximise sales before an expected clampdown on how alternatives to smoking can be advertised.
To read more, click here.
Looking forward to celebrating our wonderful communities across the country with all of you from 27 March to 5 of April.
The husband of a woman killed when an oak tree fell on her has damned police and Rotorua Lakes Counc…
A Rotorua lobby group has called for a discussion on the creation of a Night Mayor role for the city…
Check out the latest work from Stuff Circuit. A must-watch for anyone seeking a better understanding of the culture that fostered the Christchurch mosque attacks. Watch now by clicking here.
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Showcase Plus displays your listing to a relevant geographic audience. The property will be exposed to as many potential… View moreWant to reach more buyers? With Showcase Plus you can harness the reach of Stuff and Neighbourly. Your listing will be featured on the Stuff and Neighbourly websites and apps.
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Hi neighbours,
Love a pie? Love a road trip? We've mapped the perfect pie roadie, so you can sample New Zealand's best award-winning pastry treats while making your way around our beautiful country (and there's even a pie or two in your neck of the woods).
Check them out here.
Hi neighbours - prisoners have expressed that they want to be able to vote in both the general election and local body elections.
They say it would help them feel human and connected to the community, with former prisoner Awatea Mita saying the voting ban is "humiliating and … View moreHi neighbours - prisoners have expressed that they want to be able to vote in both the general election and local body elections.
They say it would help them feel human and connected to the community, with former prisoner Awatea Mita saying the voting ban is "humiliating and dehumanising".
What do you think? Should prisoners be allowed to vote in the council elections? Read more here
Fun fact… it’s 537 steps up Baldwin Street in Dunedin – that means you’d have to walk up it almost 19 times to get 10,000 steps! Thanks to Hannah, our legendary Community Fundraising Coordinator for stepping up to the challenge.
We still have plenty of New Zealand Red Cross Cups to give … View moreFun fact… it’s 537 steps up Baldwin Street in Dunedin – that means you’d have to walk up it almost 19 times to get 10,000 steps! Thanks to Hannah, our legendary Community Fundraising Coordinator for stepping up to the challenge.
We still have plenty of New Zealand Red Cross Cups to give away. All you need to do is sign up to Red Cross Journey, be one of the first 100 participants to raise $100 and we’ll send you a KeepCup!
Red Cross Journey is our annual fundraising step challenge - with a difference. Walk 10,000 steps a day for 21 days and learn about the journey of someone involved with Red Cross while raising funds to help people in need.
For more information or to make a donation, visit: www.redcrossjourney.org.nz...
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