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NZMA is hosting a Community Open Day on the 10th June! If you are around next Saturday, this is the perfect time to bring along family and friends and experience this amazing day. On the day you can expect fun entertainment, cultural groups, FREE sausage sizzle, and even a bouncy castle!
On top … View moreNZMA is hosting a Community Open Day on the 10th June! If you are around next Saturday, this is the perfect time to bring along family and friends and experience this amazing day. On the day you can expect fun entertainment, cultural groups, FREE sausage sizzle, and even a bouncy castle!
On top of that, we’ve got some really fun activities where you get the opportunity to apply hands on skills in the areas of: Trades, Cookery, Hospitality, Contact Centre, Business, Retail, Early Childhood Education and Health. If you enjoy these activities and decide to grow your skills further, then you can even enroll on the day!
To find out more about this Open Day, visit our website, we can’t wait to see you there!
Bach Musica NZ is celebrating its 40th anniversary and the Eastern Courier has two double passes up for grabs.
To enter the Eastern Courier draw to win a double pass to see Bach Musica NZ, email ec@snl.co.nz with Bach Musica in the subject line and your name, address and contact phone number, by… View moreBach Musica NZ is celebrating its 40th anniversary and the Eastern Courier has two double passes up for grabs.
To enter the Eastern Courier draw to win a double pass to see Bach Musica NZ, email ec@snl.co.nz with Bach Musica in the subject line and your name, address and contact phone number, by midnight on Sunday, June 4.
How awesome are these volunteers!
The Waiuku township got a touch up, 93 volunteers took to the streets armed with brooms, paintbrushes and rubbish bags.
Read more of the article by The Post Newspaper in the link below!
#BeautifulManukau #Waiuku #CommunityProjects #Cleanups #Volunteer … View moreHow awesome are these volunteers!
The Waiuku township got a touch up, 93 volunteers took to the streets armed with brooms, paintbrushes and rubbish bags.
Read more of the article by The Post Newspaper in the link below!
#BeautifulManukau #Waiuku #CommunityProjects #Cleanups #Volunteer #Beautification #OptOutside #EnviornmentalEducation
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The view over Mangemangeroa Reserve always blows me away.
PHOTO: MEGHAN LAWRENCE / FAIRFAX NZ.
Demitra Sealy's lead ambition is to become a principal character on a television show.
The 22-year-old, of East Auckland, is hoping to make her dream come true as she heads off to be trained by some of the greatest screen and stage actors of all time at The Actors Studio in New York … View moreDemitra Sealy's lead ambition is to become a principal character on a television show.
The 22-year-old, of East Auckland, is hoping to make her dream come true as she heads off to be trained by some of the greatest screen and stage actors of all time at The Actors Studio in New York City.
Howick's Uxbridge Arts and Culture centre is on the hunt for garden enthusiasts that would like to s…
Only a few winters ago, it was unfathomable to contemplate the Botany Swarm losing 0-14 to their Auckland derby rivals, the West Auckland Admirals. But that's exactly what happened last Sunday, in the second of the weekend's opening round double-header at Avondale in the men's … View moreOnly a few winters ago, it was unfathomable to contemplate the Botany Swarm losing 0-14 to their Auckland derby rivals, the West Auckland Admirals. But that's exactly what happened last Sunday, in the second of the weekend's opening round double-header at Avondale in the men's national ice hockey league.
The first native tree planting for this season at Mangemangeroa Reserve starts next week on June 10. Organised by the Howick and Somerville Rotary Clubs and hosted by the Friends of Mangemangeroa, it's an annual event inviting families and schools to participate.
Planting starts at 8.45am. … View moreThe first native tree planting for this season at Mangemangeroa Reserve starts next week on June 10. Organised by the Howick and Somerville Rotary Clubs and hosted by the Friends of Mangemangeroa, it's an annual event inviting families and schools to participate.
Planting starts at 8.45am. Phone Allan Riley on 021 534 474 or Jim Duckworth on 09 534 7851.
Around 31, 000 more people will be settling in Auckland, ready or not. So when it comes to transport, we need to be ready. Find out how AT is planning for the future.
Sarah Hillier prides herself on being a people person, who is passionate about helping out. These qualities have led the 17-year-old East Aucklander to sign up for the next Habitat for Humanity build in Fiji.
A serious crash in east Auckland which has left four people injured is causing delays.
Police said the crash happened on Whitford-Maraetai Rd at 6.30am on Wednesday.
DID YOU KNOW: It is estimated that over 20,000 Aucklanders are without a home. Over half of our country's homeless are under 25. One quarter are children.
Lifewise provides support and housing to these youth. Please help me help them by donating to my Big Sleepout page.
A life-threatening situation drove East Auckland resident Lynette J. Kidd to write her book I Am Sorted. First published in September, it tells people how to be prepared for accidents, illness and death.
Privilege to cut the ribbon for the opening of the Sandringham Rd Extension Cycleway in Puketapapa this morning. It links with the SH20 cycleway, which enjoyed a 16% increase in cyclists last year, and the Mt Roskill Safe routes cycleway.
If we can provide safe cycleways for students to cycle to … View morePrivilege to cut the ribbon for the opening of the Sandringham Rd Extension Cycleway in Puketapapa this morning. It links with the SH20 cycleway, which enjoyed a 16% increase in cyclists last year, and the Mt Roskill Safe routes cycleway.
If we can provide safe cycleways for students to cycle to school, we can potentially cut morning peak traffic on the roads by up to 10%. It's a concern that while most baby boomers walked or cycled to school, only 3% of secondary students cycle to school today.
Cycling lowers congestion, reduces carbon emissions and provides healthy exercise for students when rising obesity rates among our kids is a growing worry.
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