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Vote today for Matariki Stars to help local families out of poverty and into homes

Tracey from Te Puke

VOTE today for - Matariki Stars Community Charitable Trust to win.... currently # 5
but your votes can help today - to end poverty, help children & families into secure homes, build community connections, social enterprise, and more community resilience. Together we CAN make a difference. Right here in Te Puke, and districts Bay of Plenty and throughout our communities in NZ.
www.neighbourly.co.nz... we are # 5 and have great plans... for 2018 to help lift everyday people out of poverty and into secure homes... To start we are setting up a Co-working space that includes children’s playroom.... with Social and a Business workshops, that will tackle mental health issues, improve wellbeing, strengthen, empower and help build connected and resilient communities.

A Co-shared DIY workshop to include a Community Tools Library - like the Toy Library, to help local families to take care of their properties.

We are dreaming up a host of innovative and creative workshops that will help connect and build build relationships. Like our Dads and daughters and Tane and Tamariki series of “Here 2 Care with Hair Care Workshops” ... to help tackle issues around suicide and poor mental health especially in the regions.

We are also networking to offer a full range of social and business supports to help our working parents, self employed and entrepreneurs be the best they can be.

A Co-shared DIY Community Workshop to include a "Community Tools Library" - like the Toy Library, to help local families to take care of their properties.

This project planned the Co-shared Community Workshop for DIY tiny home home builders, we have the property, workshop, and gaining loads of support. All we need now is your VOTE, votes close Tuesday 13 th March.

Certificate of Incorporation Matariki Stars Community Charitable Trust.pdf Download View

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2 days ago

Poll: How do you feel about dogs being allowed indoors in cafes?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

For most of us, seeing a friendly doggo while out and about instantly brings a smile to our faces. But how do you feel about cafes welcoming pups inside?

Cast a vote and share your thoughts below.

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How do you feel about dogs being allowed indoors in cafes?
  • 28% I love it!
    28% Complete
  • 31.4% Only in designated areas
    31.4% Complete
  • 40.5% No, it should be outdoors only.
    40.5% Complete
1845 votes
1 day ago

Happy Tuesday, neighbours, can you figure out today's riddle rush 🏃‍♂️

Riddler from The Neighbourly Riddler

A bus driver goes the wrong way down a one-way street. He passes the cops, but they don’t stop him. Why?

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1 hour ago

Buying a home in Tauranga isn't just a transaction....

Matt from Matt Wineera - Thats Real Estate with Matt Wineera

Buying a home in Tauranga isn't just a transaction; it's a chapter in your story.
Buying a home is a major decision, and it's crucial to figure out your must-haves before diving into the process.

Before hitting up the websites, jot down your deal-breakers:
* Pick your preferred suburbs.
* Consider the vibe of neighbouring areas.
* Think about local schools.
* Check out the proximity to shops, sports, cafes, and restaurants.
* List your dream home features.
* Decide on the importance of a garden or balcony.
* Determine the number of bedrooms you need.
* Consider if a garage is a necessity.
* Ensure your wishlist aligns with your budget.

Now, let's talk money:

Deposit:
Decide how much upfront cash you're comfortable putting down to secure your dream home. Generally, a larger deposit increases your chances of getting a loan, but it depends on your lender and financial situation.
First-time buyers might qualify for government assistance.

Other Costs:
While property inspection reports aren't mandatory, it's wise to get one to uncover potential hidden costs. Choose an inspector with professional indemnity insurance who follows the New Zealand Property Inspection Standards.

Once you've sealed the deal on your new home, take a breather—you've earned it!

Together, let's turn the key to a future filled with endless possibilities! 🌟🔑

If you wish to discuss anything real estate related, feel free to have a confidential chat with me - 0274 951 536.

Cheers to your new home! 🏡

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