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Shaking your booty is remarkably healthy, and not just in fitness-and-weight-loss kind of way. Dancing can boost your brain power, improve your outlook, grow your social circle, and protect your most important organs.....even if you have no rhythm. So grab your pals, hit… View moreBest For Stress Relief: DYH
Shaking your booty is remarkably healthy, and not just in fitness-and-weight-loss kind of way. Dancing can boost your brain power, improve your outlook, grow your social circle, and protect your most important organs.....even if you have no rhythm. So grab your pals, hit the hall, and let loose however you want. Social dancing to any upbeat music you love reaps the benefits of camaraderie and completely blows out stress.
Regarded as a world-leading business thinker, motivator and speaker, Paul Dunn is coming to Howick. The Eastern Courier has two tickets to give away to Unleash the Huge Power of Small, on September 25.
Members of the Acacia Cove Village community recently took part in a photo competition, with travel being one of the categories. What a wonderful experience this was! Looking at all the magnificent pictures and hearing about the travel stories and the different cultures encountered.
This is just… View moreMembers of the Acacia Cove Village community recently took part in a photo competition, with travel being one of the categories. What a wonderful experience this was! Looking at all the magnificent pictures and hearing about the travel stories and the different cultures encountered.
This is just one example of the many events run within our lovely community. Our friendly residents are a busy bunch and a lot of the couples and singles travel together. Recently we had a few couples on a cruise to Hawaii. They came back all excited and starry-eyed about their adventure.
What a wonderful privilege to experience the world and all it has to offer!
Hi Neighbours, a friendly reminder that you are invited to the Pacific Advance Senior School (PASS) information evening on Tuesday 19th September from 6pm-8pm.
It will be a fun informative evening with dinner provided and guest performances by TJ Taotua and the PASS music students. … View moreHi Neighbours, a friendly reminder that you are invited to the Pacific Advance Senior School (PASS) information evening on Tuesday 19th September from 6pm-8pm.
It will be a fun informative evening with dinner provided and guest performances by TJ Taotua and the PASS music students. Pacific Advance Senior School is the first Pasifika Partnership School in New Zealand providing Year 11, 12 and 13 education. Based in Otahuhu, Auckland, PASS is a new collaboration between the Ministry of Education and the Pacific Peoples Advancement Trust (PPAT), a not-for-profit charitable trust lead by Pasifika community leaders Michael Jones and Hamish Crooks.
We look forward to seeing you there for a great evening.
Hi neighbours, can you help us better understand your community's concerns about crime and community safety? If you are interested, please take part in our ten minute survey here.
We’re from the Institute of Criminology, Victoria University of Wellington. This research aims to understand… View moreHi neighbours, can you help us better understand your community's concerns about crime and community safety? If you are interested, please take part in our ten minute survey here.
We’re from the Institute of Criminology, Victoria University of Wellington. This research aims to understand our growing reliance on private security for protection against burglary and other crime and what this can tell us about perceptions of crime and policing and the changing ways we manage the risks of crime.
Neighbourly was chosen because of the keen interest of its members in ‘Crime and Safety’ and we hope this will translate into lots of Neighbourly members taking part and making a contribution. For much more detail about the project please read the PDF. We really appreciate your participation, thank-you.
A festival in Australia might seem an odd place to hear someone loudly extolling the virtues of an E…
Today is the day the new 120-litre wheelie bins come into effect.
What do you think?
Parked cars lining the streets of newly developed areas in south-east Auckland are ripe for break-in…
What's it like for news residents of New Zealand voting in elections? Watch live on Manukau Courier's Facebook page at 12pm today. Eastern Courier reporter Liu Chen is joining the panel discussion.
We are still looking for a retail whiz to help us as a Store Manager for our Three Kings Op shop.
We are desperately hoping that as our amazing supporters, you can help us spread the word to anyone who may fit the bill.
If you know someone who has great customer service skills, experience leading… View moreWe are still looking for a retail whiz to help us as a Store Manager for our Three Kings Op shop.
We are desperately hoping that as our amazing supporters, you can help us spread the word to anyone who may fit the bill.
If you know someone who has great customer service skills, experience leading a team and has a great sense of enthusiasm to rally the troops for a great cause - then we NEED THEM!
We are struggling without this position being filled which is putting a huge strain and resource and means we can't reach our full op shop potential for the animals.
In short, we need you and our animals need you, so lets find someone who can help a team in need!
IF you think you can help us, or know someone that can, please apply by sending your CV and Cover letter to Emma Starr at emma.starr@spca.org.nz by the 28th September.
Thanks guys!
A conservation group says it's an "outrage" a coastal residential subdivision has been given the go ahead without public notification.
The south’s rich mix of cultures is mirrored in the exciting art, music and cultural festivals, and traces of former Māori settlements still remain after 800 years. The region is one of contrasts – markets and fine dining, gardens and glamping, wine and walking tracks. There’s heaps to do … View moreThe south’s rich mix of cultures is mirrored in the exciting art, music and cultural festivals, and traces of former Māori settlements still remain after 800 years. The region is one of contrasts – markets and fine dining, gardens and glamping, wine and walking tracks. There’s heaps to do for families, including feeding farm animals, a tropical butterfly house, paintball and the rides at Rainbow’s End theme park.
One of New Zealand's finest rock music drummers, Peter "Rooda" Warren, is playing in Howick this Friday night. He's anchoring the rhythm section, alongside rock-solid bassist Mark Dunasement, in guitarist Tony Painting's band that's returning with its dynamic Deep … View moreOne of New Zealand's finest rock music drummers, Peter "Rooda" Warren, is playing in Howick this Friday night. He's anchoring the rhythm section, alongside rock-solid bassist Mark Dunasement, in guitarist Tony Painting's band that's returning with its dynamic Deep Purple Project show.
More than 200 residents and visitors packed out the village centre at Bruce McLaren Retirement Villa…
Good luck and best wishes to our own Te Hau Taua for his upcoming school representative elections.
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