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Selling as a whole package.
Sizes vary from 5-9 junior. Some in almost new condition. That also includes the little Pumas and the brand new cotton on kids shoe in the second and third pictures.
Pickup by New Windsor School. Please don't message if you have no intention of replying.
Bulk Bibs - if you have any sort of baby, you know you'll need the lot. Heck, even you will need one for yourself when the kid eats.
Pickup by New Windsor School. Please don't message if you have no intention of replying.
Four 18-24m Tutu dresses in great condition.
I actually pushed it enough for my 3yo to fit as it has some room.
$10 each or buy the lot for $35.
Pickup by New Windsor School. Please don't message if you have no intention of replying.
Difficult days for people who depend on paid work to keep their property and family...
The last day of work for most of those would be March 10.
"This has not been an easy process. We are very aware that these decisions will have a significant effect on staff and their families," … View moreDifficult days for people who depend on paid work to keep their property and family...
The last day of work for most of those would be March 10.
"This has not been an easy process. We are very aware that these decisions will have a significant effect on staff and their families," O'Leary said in the newsletter.
He encouraged staff to support those affected, who would be visited by Work and Income this week.
The company was contacting other local employers and arranging workshops on CV writing and to discuss other support options.
The company was also expected to make a final decision this month on a revised structure for its exploration and geology team. Once that was made the company would know the impact on job numbers.
An OceanaGold staff member said almost half the 40 Waihī people working in exploration and geology faced uncertainty following an announcement at a meeting on January 15.
"We have mums and dads working with us, people with families who are tied to this area. We're really angry.
"We don't find out until March 1 who has got jobs and who doesn't ... so we're still fighting for our jobs."
Hi neighbours. More than 600 dockless electric ride share bikes will hit the streets of Auckland from February 19 - the first of their kind in New Zealand. Uber-owned company Jump officially launched the bright red e-bikes on Tuesday morning. Are you excited to try one out? How will this change … View moreHi neighbours. More than 600 dockless electric ride share bikes will hit the streets of Auckland from February 19 - the first of their kind in New Zealand. Uber-owned company Jump officially launched the bright red e-bikes on Tuesday morning. Are you excited to try one out? How will this change travel for you?
A Kiwi terminal cancer patient living overseas is trying to get home to see his mother before he die…
We’re proposing some changes to the Waiapu Precinct in Onehunga’s town centre.
Panuku Development Auckland, supported by the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board, is exploring what Onehunga’s Waiapu block could look like in the future. The Waiapu block borders Church Street and Arthur Street … View moreWe’re proposing some changes to the Waiapu Precinct in Onehunga’s town centre.
Panuku Development Auckland, supported by the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board, is exploring what Onehunga’s Waiapu block could look like in the future. The Waiapu block borders Church Street and Arthur Street adjacent to Onehunga Mall, including the parking lot next to the supermarket and the green space in the centre.
These are some of the things we are thinking about in the Waiapu Precinct:
• Improving public open space
• Creating walking and cycling paths through the site
• Providing new homes and places for businesses
We need your feedback
• Go online to to provide feedback.
• Or submit your feedback in person at the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board office, 7-13 Pilkington Road, Panmure.
Submissions close 1 March 2020.
There's a native forest beneath the canopy of Western Springs that will be destroyed if Council have their way. Experts have proved that only a wee bit of maintenance is required to get it safe but Auckland Council have not done that since the damage from the 10 April 2018 storm but have … View moreThere's a native forest beneath the canopy of Western Springs that will be destroyed if Council have their way. Experts have proved that only a wee bit of maintenance is required to get it safe but Auckland Council have not done that since the damage from the 10 April 2018 storm but have instead kept the forest path closed in a hope that this propaganda will convince you otherwise. All that's required is some work to about a dozen trees and it will be as safe as houses.
Their planned destruction is now just about them winning, IMO. This will cost over $760,000 (according to WLB agenda for Tuesday's public meeting) to leave the area without bird habitat for over 50 years. Currently this is the homeof numerous bird species - tui, fantail, morepork, kingfisher, rosella, thrush, blackbird, waxeyes, shags, herons and visits from royal spoonbills and possibly kaka. The plan is to fell and leave 218 trees of about 40 metres on site. Leaving a fire hazard, an eyesore and little room to plant IMO.
The plan shown is an accurate plan of the carnage that will be caused by 'clear felling'
Help us stop this waste of public money and unnecessary destruction by signing, please.
www.toko.org.nz...
Hi neighbours
Our washing machine will not turn on after we moved it slightly last week. Was wondering if there is a local repair person that can help us out? It's a Fisher and Paykel Quicksmart. Please recommend. Thanks.
A Kiwi woman living in London has collected nearly 300 handbags for domestic violence victims in sup…
Urgently looking for accommodation (apt/studio/loft/unit) 1-2 bedrooms. Can be fully furnished! For a quiet professional couple (1 working at Auckland University) call Jess 0273605313.
It is easy to become busy and stop noticing the seasons beauty.
Take time to notice the flowers in bloom before their season for sleep arrives :) Have a hunt around in the city and your neighbourhood to see where and if they exist...
We are proudly introducing the seasonal vegan, vegetarian course menu deliciously prepared for you.
Kazu, our head chef started his career as a chef in the traditional Japanese restaurant in Fukuoka about 25 years ago.
There he has learned the ancient Shojin Kaiseki that had been eaten by Zen … View moreWe are proudly introducing the seasonal vegan, vegetarian course menu deliciously prepared for you.
Kazu, our head chef started his career as a chef in the traditional Japanese restaurant in Fukuoka about 25 years ago.
There he has learned the ancient Shojin Kaiseki that had been eaten by Zen monks.
Inspiration from that experience appears on all the dishes in the menu.
Please enjoy these healthy special dishes.
Booking essential one day before. Please add the text "shojin 5 course" as a remark when booking.
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