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Roger from Somerville
Hi everyone,
FROM MY GRANDSON
I have just recovered from depression and now able to work again after 6 months. Long story. I just need somebody to give me a chance.
As soon as I tell people they seem to back away.
I used to attend St. Kentigern College. Good at maths. Fit as I played Soccer … View moreHi everyone,
FROM MY GRANDSON
I have just recovered from depression and now able to work again after 6 months. Long story. I just need somebody to give me a chance.
As soon as I tell people they seem to back away.
I used to attend St. Kentigern College. Good at maths. Fit as I played Soccer and Basketball. Regarded as a leader. Tall presentable. Get on well with people young and old and all races. Make relationships easily. Well presented. Polite.
I don’t drink or use drugs.
Full driving licence and car.
Eventually want to join the police.
Would be lovely to hear from somebody who values people who just want to work after illness.
Thank you.
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New Zealand School of Food & Wine
The opportunity for a preview of their tasting, features at the New Zealand School of Food and Wine, on Sunday 28 July heightens the anticipation of what will be a fascinating event.
Pegasus Bay, from Waipara in North Canterbury, released its first Riesling in 1993 and today its grapes are … View moreThe opportunity for a preview of their tasting, features at the New Zealand School of Food and Wine, on Sunday 28 July heightens the anticipation of what will be a fascinating event.
Pegasus Bay, from Waipara in North Canterbury, released its first Riesling in 1993 and today its grapes are sourced primarily from un-grafted vineyards planted over 30 years ago. Edward Donaldson also believes that while ripe fruits dominate the wine when young, given the opportunity to age, the rieslings can feel drier on the palate especially as they develop more savoury, caramel and tertiary notes.
The New Zealand Wine and Food Event is an annual three-day public event in Auckland comprising a showcase of New Zealand and international wine, cooking workshops and master classes.
Clare Nicholson from
By Negotiation - This unique beach residence has a superb floor plan, offering families an alternative lifestyle with its extended living quarters, all the work has been done for you - simply move in, relax and enjoy.
Clare Nicholson from
Asking $1,490,000 - Superb opportunity to secure a family home on 1.92ha. This stunning brick residence is surrounded by farmland in a peaceful setting and is approximately six kilometres from Clevedon Village.
Clare Nicholson from
Asking $798,000 - Beautiful, two level family home situated in a sought after location, walking distance to Baverstock Oaks School, Mission Heights Junior College and Ormiston Senior College.
Clare Nicholson from
Asking $589,000 - It is centrally located on Armoy Drive, this sought after complex is perfectly positioned, everything is on your doorstep. Situated within close proximity to Botany Town Shopping Centre and in zone for Botany College and Willowbank Primary.
Lindsay Upton from Manukau East Council of Social Services (MECOSS)
It's our mission to give everyone in the Manukau East community, an opportunity to boost their well-being by getting their body moving at Dance Yourself Happy. If you're not into exercise, think about this as a social hobby or treat. Our DJ Mari Pettersson, will spin tunes between 8:00pm … View moreIt's our mission to give everyone in the Manukau East community, an opportunity to boost their well-being by getting their body moving at Dance Yourself Happy. If you're not into exercise, think about this as a social hobby or treat. Our DJ Mari Pettersson, will spin tunes between 8:00pm - 9:00pm in the All Saints' Community Centre, 30 Cook Street, Howick. You'll have fun dancing (no partner required), in the dark to electronic tunes from the 70s to now. See you there. By the way, entry is FREE.
Susan from Sunnyhills
I am a local small beauty business and am looking for 30 faces during July so l’d love your help please. You can have a skin analysis and trial skin care or a personalised makeover with new trend colours. I’ll come to you at home or to your office. All models will go into draw for $250 worth … View moreI am a local small beauty business and am looking for 30 faces during July so l’d love your help please. You can have a skin analysis and trial skin care or a personalised makeover with new trend colours. I’ll come to you at home or to your office. All models will go into draw for $250 worth of products. However if you host a pamper experience for you and 2+ friends you will be able to enter 2 times in the draw. If you are interested please private message me !!!!
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Brittany Keogh Reporter from Eastern Courier
Hi neighbours, Are first home buyers better off buying an apartment in central Auckland or a house in the suburbs? Property experts are divided over that question.
(More information in the story below). What do you think? Are you a first home buyer? Have your recently bought your first home in … View moreHi neighbours, Are first home buyers better off buying an apartment in central Auckland or a house in the suburbs? Property experts are divided over that question.
(More information in the story below). What do you think? Are you a first home buyer? Have your recently bought your first home in Auckland? How did you do it? Share your experience in the comments below or by emailing aucklandnewsroom@stuff.co.nz. Please write "NFP" if you don't want your comment to appear in print.
Lahaina and Hawea Solomon, who grew up in Tokoroa, are leaders helping other youth reach their potential and are pursuing their own dreams at university.
The brother and sister duo were both Head Students, #Stars Peer Mentors and Excellence Award Winners.
They recently caught up with Stuff to … View moreLahaina and Hawea Solomon, who grew up in Tokoroa, are leaders helping other youth reach their potential and are pursuing their own dreams at university.
The brother and sister duo were both Head Students, #Stars Peer Mentors and Excellence Award Winners.
They recently caught up with Stuff to talk about their journey through our Stars programme.
Learn more about their story here: bit.ly...
Mandy Te Reporter from Eastern Courier
Hi neighbours, banning the sale and private use of fireworks has been voted on at the Local Government New Zealand annual general meeting. Councillor Cathy Casey says the vote adopted a remit presented by Auckland Council by a 64 per cent vote. Casey said fireworks caused harm and distress to … View moreHi neighbours, banning the sale and private use of fireworks has been voted on at the Local Government New Zealand annual general meeting. Councillor Cathy Casey says the vote adopted a remit presented by Auckland Council by a 64 per cent vote. Casey said fireworks caused harm and distress to people and animals, and she hoped central government would get involved. What do you think?
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Mark Dittmer from Maritime NZ
An Auckland recreational boatie, Andrew Douglas Hutchings, has been ordered to pay $5,050 in fines and emotional harm payments after causing a collision on the Waitematā Harbour.
Maritime NZ Northern Regional Compliance Manager, Neil Rowarth, said Mr Hutchings had put the lives of others in … View moreAn Auckland recreational boatie, Andrew Douglas Hutchings, has been ordered to pay $5,050 in fines and emotional harm payments after causing a collision on the Waitematā Harbour.
Maritime NZ Northern Regional Compliance Manager, Neil Rowarth, said Mr Hutchings had put the lives of others in danger by acting recklessly.
The collision caused all three people on board Mr Hutchings’ boat, Maraetai Star, to fall to the deck. Mr Hutchings was knocked unconscious and received a broken nose. One crew member was also rendered unconscious and received a cut to his head while the other crew member suffered a bruised hip.
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