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Julia De Ruiter from The Salvation Army NZ
It's the final week to donate to the The Foodbank Project!
17,000 families will come to The Salvation Army for food and support over the Christmas period, but our donations this December will only fill 600 food parcels.
Every donation will make a real difference to families in need but we … View moreIt's the final week to donate to the The Foodbank Project!
17,000 families will come to The Salvation Army for food and support over the Christmas period, but our donations this December will only fill 600 food parcels.
Every donation will make a real difference to families in need but we still have a long way to go. With only two weeks until Christmas, we need your help to fill more food parcels!
Donate a Christmas bundle today and help make Christmas wishes come true for struggling Kiwi families.
Founded by Celia Hay, the New Zealand School of Food & Wine has been educating the next generation of baristas, chefs, restaurant and café owners, wine professionals and food lovers since 1995.
Located in Auckland's Viaduct, our New Zealand Government accredited certificates offer … View moreFounded by Celia Hay, the New Zealand School of Food & Wine has been educating the next generation of baristas, chefs, restaurant and café owners, wine professionals and food lovers since 1995.
Located in Auckland's Viaduct, our New Zealand Government accredited certificates offer practical hands-on cooking and hospitality qualifications, taught by a team of chefs, restaurant managers and wine professionals who are experts in their field and focused on the success of our students.
The next cookery and hospitality programme intake is from 5th Feb 2019. Free fees may apply, places are limited, contact us now.
Enrol now!
Communications Team from Auckland Council
The event lineup for Auckland in 2019 has something for everyone.
Admin from Laser Plumbing & Roofing Whenuapai
Be quick - this amazing deals ends next week! Only $59/hr!!
Mike from Anytime Fitness Hobsonville
Looking to trial our awesome environment before joining us? Not a problem! We would love to meet you and show you around our awesome club
TXT ‘HOBBY’ to 4464 to receive a FREE 7-day pass
Our 7 day pass is open to public to use in staffed hours 10-7pm Monday - Thursday and 9-1 Friday and … View moreLooking to trial our awesome environment before joining us? Not a problem! We would love to meet you and show you around our awesome club
TXT ‘HOBBY’ to 4464 to receive a FREE 7-day pass
Our 7 day pass is open to public to use in staffed hours 10-7pm Monday - Thursday and 9-1 Friday and Sat. We looking forward to hearing from you soon!
Communications Team from Auckland Council
Grants are available for community groups to support conservation efforts throughout Auckland.
Amy Baker Reporter from North Harbour News
Albany ward councillor John Watson thinks ferries have been treated very much as the poor cousin in comparison to bus and train services.
Watson is urging people to submit on the Regional Public Transport Plan (RPTP), currently out for public consultation until Friday December 14.
The plan sets … View moreAlbany ward councillor John Watson thinks ferries have been treated very much as the poor cousin in comparison to bus and train services.
Watson is urging people to submit on the Regional Public Transport Plan (RPTP), currently out for public consultation until Friday December 14.
The plan sets out changes to Auckland's public transport system.
Councillor Watson is particularly interested in what is planned for future ferry services.
"The North Shore and Albany Wards have more ferry services than any other part of Auckland. Ferries go to Devonport, Gulf Harbour, Birkenhead, Hobsonville, West Harbour, Stanley Bay and Bayswater.
Part of that is just down to the patronage numbers (over the last ten years, overall public transport patronage has grown from 55 million boardings (43.7m bus; 6.8m train; 4.4m ferry) to around 92m total (66m bus, 20m train, 6m ferry). Over the last three years, annual public transport boardings have increased by around 13 million, or 17%).
"The big numbers are in bus and train but I have absolutely no doubt that ferry numbers would increase even more sharply if there were more sailings put on.
"There's been a lot of interest this year in Gulf Harbour, Hobsonville, Westpark and Beachhaven in increasing the number of trips in the day and weekend services but progress here has not been as fast as it should be.
"While the priorities identified are encouraging I'm very wary of the disclaimer 'subject to funding availability' and the loose timeline," Watson said.
"I would urge people to request the sort of frequency in service they want and to ask for certainty of funding as should be the priority for a major seaside city like Auckland. There needs to be more urgency in delivery."
Visit at.govt.nz... to make a submission.
Hi neighbours,
More strike notices have been issued for the days before Christmas. The unions representing Air New Zealand Engineering and Logistics have extended their strike action for December 21, 22, and 23.
Negotiations between officials and union delegates are ongoing. To read more about … View moreHi neighbours,
More strike notices have been issued for the days before Christmas. The unions representing Air New Zealand Engineering and Logistics have extended their strike action for December 21, 22, and 23.
Negotiations between officials and union delegates are ongoing. To read more about this, click here. Have you got travel insurance for your flights? If a strike happens, you might not be covered. Read more about the Insurance Council of NZ's travel cover warning here.
Mike from Anytime Fitness Hobsonville
This time of the year sees many of us packing our suitcases and heading away for a much-needed break. However, limited gym access doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a great workout.
The Anytime Fitness App offers hundreds of pre-designed workout plans – many of which can be done without the need… View moreThis time of the year sees many of us packing our suitcases and heading away for a much-needed break. However, limited gym access doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a great workout.
The Anytime Fitness App offers hundreds of pre-designed workout plans – many of which can be done without the need for equipment. For example, the 4-week ‘Bodyweight Strength’ plan offers a range of high-intensity workouts that can be done using only your bodyweight. If this plan doesn’t align with your goals, there’s sure to be one that does.
Download the Anytime Fitness App, free and exclusive for members, today: www.anytimefitness.co.nz...
#humpdayinspiration #anytimefitnesshobsonville
Communications Team from Auckland Council
Watch the official opening of North Harbour BMX club's new facility at Hooton Reserve.
Danielle from Greenhithe
Hi
The Neurological Foundation is looking for feedback from members of the general public on concepts for a new brand identity. We will be holding 30-45 minute focus groups and need 6-8 people for each session. We would really appreciate the time volunteered to help this charity.
Auckland 19 Dec
… View moreHi
The Neurological Foundation is looking for feedback from members of the general public on concepts for a new brand identity. We will be holding 30-45 minute focus groups and need 6-8 people for each session. We would really appreciate the time volunteered to help this charity.
Auckland 19 Dec
Males and Females aged 60+
session to be held during the day.
Males and Females aged 40-59
session to be held after 5pm in the CBD
Wellington 18 Dec
Males and Females aged 60+
session to be held during the day.
Males and Females aged 40-59
session to be held after 5pm in the CBD
Christchurch 20 Dec
Males and Females aged 60+
session to be held during the day.
Males and Females aged 40-59
session to be held after 5pm in the CBD
To participate, please email danielle.hamilton@neurological.org.nz
Cindy from Huapai - Kumeu
This Christmas, Ray White across New Zealand will continue its popular tradition of giving through our little Ray of giving initiative. This year Ray White Kumeu will
partner with Auckland City Mission to help disadvantaged people who may need a little extra light this festive season. If you want … View moreThis Christmas, Ray White across New Zealand will continue its popular tradition of giving through our little Ray of giving initiative. This year Ray White Kumeu will
partner with Auckland City Mission to help disadvantaged people who may need a little extra light this festive season. If you want to be part of this worthy cause all you have to do is wrap up a new present and drop it under the tree into our office
reception. Then you just need to inform the Ray White team if the gift is for a male or female and nominate a suitable age group. Alternatively we can collect from you. We will ensure that your gift gets to those who need a little extra Christmas cheer.
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
A total of 105 train services will not run on Wednesday as union staff members clock off for a meeting.
Auckland Transport (AT) said members would attend the meeting from 11am to 1pm but trains would be cancelled approximately two hours either side of the meeting as well.
This was to ensure … View moreA total of 105 train services will not run on Wednesday as union staff members clock off for a meeting.
Auckland Transport (AT) said members would attend the meeting from 11am to 1pm but trains would be cancelled approximately two hours either side of the meeting as well.
This was to ensure members had the time to get to the meeting and services would return to normal afterwards. However, some services may be affected outside of these times, the AT spokesperson said. More information here .
Amy Baker Reporter from North Harbour News
Residents in Epsom have noticed their letterbox numbers being stolen, presumably to sell for cash. Have you had the same thing happen? Let us know: amy.baker@stuff.co.nz
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