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Harmony Circle – Guest Presenter Sunday 2nd June
Brenda Burke from Warkworth Acupuncture
Venue; Community Hall, 2 Alnwick St (next door to Town Hall), Warkworth.
Open at 6.45pm for a 7pm start. $5 contribution at the door – Harmony Circle is non-profit.
“I will introduce you to the virtues … View moreHarmony Circle – Guest Presenter Sunday 2nd June
Brenda Burke from Warkworth Acupuncture
Venue; Community Hall, 2 Alnwick St (next door to Town Hall), Warkworth.
Open at 6.45pm for a 7pm start. $5 contribution at the door – Harmony Circle is non-profit.
“I will introduce you to the virtues of acupuncture, explaining the fundamentals, the history, demonstrating how it works (volunteers are welcome) and answering any questions.
You will find out why more and more people are benefiting as traditional acupuncture becomes a recognized option within standard healthcare and how it can help with the treatment of a wide variety of ailments as diverse as chronic or acute pain, stress and digestive issues.
I graduated from the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in the UK in 2000 and returned to my home town of Warkworth in 2012. I am still an overseas member of the BACC (British Acupuncture Council) and the NZASA (NZ Acupuncture Standard Authority Inc) and an ACC registered treatment provider.“
Be in to win a free consultation, together with treatment valued at $87 in a draw that will take place on the night!
Brenda can be contacted on Ph: 09 422 5522 or 021 557 272 E: contact@warkworthacupuncture.nz
A car has hit a herd of cows on SH16 in Makarau, in the Rodney district. Police were notified of th…
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Holistic Health helps us achieve overall wellness. Not only in a physical sense, but a broader perspective of wellbeing. To live to the best of your potential includes linking your mind, body and spirit to achieve holistic wellbeing. We all want the best quality of life to enable us to live … View moreHolistic Health helps us achieve overall wellness. Not only in a physical sense, but a broader perspective of wellbeing. To live to the best of your potential includes linking your mind, body and spirit to achieve holistic wellbeing. We all want the best quality of life to enable us to live strongly.
The community talk will focus on the following topics:
1. Physical and Nutritional Wellness
2. Mental and Psychological Health
3. Emotional Health
4. Spiritual Wellbeing
5. Social and Community Wellness
6. Work-Life Balance and Self-Care
7. Practical examples of Holistic Wellbeing
Tuesday, 28th May 10am – 11am
Cost: free (but Koha appreciated)
Hibiscus Coast Presbyterian Church
107 Centreway Road
Orewa
Enquiries: Church Office 09 426 4502 or Gaynor 027 274 2435
Our next monthly Free Community Lunch is on
Monday 27 May at 12:30pm in St John’s Church Hall,
180 Centreway Rd, Orewa.
All welcome!
Do your curtains need a refresh this winter? Winter may not seem like the best time to clean your curtains and blinds. However, it is the time when you most need them to be clean and mildew free.
Drawing them closed to keep you cosy can send mildew and mould spores into the atmosphere to be … View moreDo your curtains need a refresh this winter? Winter may not seem like the best time to clean your curtains and blinds. However, it is the time when you most need them to be clean and mildew free.
Drawing them closed to keep you cosy can send mildew and mould spores into the atmosphere to be breathed in by you and your family. Textile Curtain Cleaning performs expert mildew removal from your curtains.
Textile Curtain Cleaning has you completely covered. Our experienced curtain and drape cleaning team know exactly how to remove ugly stains, blemishes and marks from your window furnishings.
We are located in Wairau Park, Glenfield. We have been cleaning curtains for Aucklanders for over 20 years so come and see us at 5A Kaimahi Road, Wairau Park or visit our website.
For the best fabric curtain and blind cleaning in Auckland, please contact us to obtain your free quote.
Open Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm
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K Rd Chronicles, an eight part video series. focuses on homelessness in New Zealand's biggest city.
There’s plenty of desperation in the stories shared but there’s also, above all, a sense of tolerance and humanity. The series is hosted by a transgender journalist called Six, who was … View moreK Rd Chronicles, an eight part video series. focuses on homelessness in New Zealand's biggest city.
There’s plenty of desperation in the stories shared but there’s also, above all, a sense of tolerance and humanity. The series is hosted by a transgender journalist called Six, who was homeless for six years. We take to the streets of inner city Auckland and meet the people from Six’s world.
To read more click here
Nominate the local hero or thought-leader in your community for the 2019 Women of Influence Awards. Whether she’s involved in grassroots community work or a global leader, recognise the passionate women who are creating real change and forging a path for others.
Head to … View moreNominate the local hero or thought-leader in your community for the 2019 Women of Influence Awards. Whether she’s involved in grassroots community work or a global leader, recognise the passionate women who are creating real change and forging a path for others.
Head to www.womenofinfluence.co.nz... for more information.
Hi all.
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 190sqm 3 year old Golden Home on 1.88Ha just off West Coast Rd, SH16 end.
Extensive rural views in all directions.
This was going to be our forever home, but circumstances have changed and means we are moving to the South Island.
15 mins to Warkworth, 20 to Wellsford, 30 … View moreHi all.
4 Bed, 2 Bath, 190sqm 3 year old Golden Home on 1.88Ha just off West Coast Rd, SH16 end.
Extensive rural views in all directions.
This was going to be our forever home, but circumstances have changed and means we are moving to the South Island.
15 mins to Warkworth, 20 to Wellsford, 30 to Silverdale. We work on the North Shore and average a 45-50 minute commute so not as far as it looks on the map.
Viewings are by appointment for convenience to all.
Happy to field any questions if you wanted to message directly.
Have a great day
www.oneroof.co.nz...
Ever dreamed of living home, home on the range? This sprawling property in Rodney might be your wild…
Get wiggy with the Child Cancer Foundation this Wig Wednesday the 19th of June!
Last year’s Wig Wednesday raised over $100 000 for the foundation which provides personalised support for hundreds of Kiwi kids and their families every year. This year, we hope to make Wig Wednesday even bigger … View moreGet wiggy with the Child Cancer Foundation this Wig Wednesday the 19th of June!
Last year’s Wig Wednesday raised over $100 000 for the foundation which provides personalised support for hundreds of Kiwi kids and their families every year. This year, we hope to make Wig Wednesday even bigger and better so that we can continue to provide this essential support.
All you need to do is register your school, business or community group, wear a wig (borrowed, made or bought) and make a donation on the 19th. For more information, you can view our website here or just register directly here.
#wigwednesday
#childcancerfoundation
This is the theme of this year's Youth Week, a nationwide festival of events to celebrate the talents, passion and success of local young people, on now until May 26th.
Organised every May by Ara Taiohi, the week inspires us to value, support, and affirm the diversity of young people in our … View moreThis is the theme of this year's Youth Week, a nationwide festival of events to celebrate the talents, passion and success of local young people, on now until May 26th.
Organised every May by Ara Taiohi, the week inspires us to value, support, and affirm the diversity of young people in our society. The goal of Youth Week is to make Aotearoa a country where young people are vibrant and optimistic and are supported and encouraged to take up challenges. 💙💪
#NSNZsupportingouryoungpeople
A strange hair-like seaweed has arrived in vast quantities on Orewa Beach. One beach-goer said she had never seen anything like it in 40 years of walking on the beach. The seaweed is slippery, smells salty and resembles clumps of ginger hair. One of New Zealand's top marine biologists was … View moreA strange hair-like seaweed has arrived in vast quantities on Orewa Beach. One beach-goer said she had never seen anything like it in 40 years of walking on the beach. The seaweed is slippery, smells salty and resembles clumps of ginger hair. One of New Zealand's top marine biologists was unable to identify the species from a photo, so the seaweed remains nameless - for now. What do you think it is? Let us know in the comments.
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In 1908 New Zealand's first cremation was carried out in Wellington. Since then we have seen a steady increase in its acceptance. But only over the last 20 years has it become more popular than burial.
Statistics tell us that 9/10 people who die in the next 10 years will opt for cremation. … View moreIn 1908 New Zealand's first cremation was carried out in Wellington. Since then we have seen a steady increase in its acceptance. But only over the last 20 years has it become more popular than burial.
Statistics tell us that 9/10 people who die in the next 10 years will opt for cremation.
For many people their choice to be cremated or buried comes down to a financial decision. It's important that your loved ones know what your wishes are.
Both are great options, which would you prefer?
Our job is to provide you with expert guidance, and the information you need to make informed decisions.
It doesn't need to be expensive and there are many ways we can save you money, so you can have the farewell you want; Not just the farewell you can afford.
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