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Titirangi Body Mind Balance is a small personal Reiki clinic nestled in the hills of Titirangi. I offer 60 min sessions in a peaceful and tranquil environment which caters to your individual needs.
Reiki is a simple, gentle, hands-on energy technique that is used for stress … View moreDear neighbours
Titirangi Body Mind Balance is a small personal Reiki clinic nestled in the hills of Titirangi. I offer 60 min sessions in a peaceful and tranquil environment which caters to your individual needs.
Reiki is a simple, gentle, hands-on energy technique that is used for stress reduction, relaxation and shifting blockages which promotes healing. Our lives can get very busy, stressful and at times overwhelming. Reiki helps to relax deeply and shift blockages which empowers your body to access your self-healing ability.
The Reiki session is all about you and it is complementary to any other form of medical or psychological treatment. I make sure your treatment is in the most respectful, caring and natural way to help to reconnect to the most natural and pure being you can be. I do not diagnose conditions, prescribe or perform medical treatment – instead I focus on energy transfer to assist finding a healthy and joyful body mind balance.
Please check out my homepage: www.titirangibodymindbalance.co.nz... and give me a call for your enquiries.
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Just wondering if any body know any piano classes? Its for my 6 year.
About 50,000 primary and secondary teachers will swap their pens for placards after their two unions rejected a series of pay offers. It will affect hundreds of thousands of students in more than 2000 schools.
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UPDATE: PHOTOS - Photo 1: Black Boy Cat. Photo 2: Black Boy Cat. Photo 3: Black Boy Cat is on the left, and his Mama Cat is on the right. =D
My cleaning customer not far from me here in my suburb of Te Atatu South, has a rather handsome, healthy, thick-furred adult black boy cat hanging round his … View moreUPDATE: PHOTOS - Photo 1: Black Boy Cat. Photo 2: Black Boy Cat. Photo 3: Black Boy Cat is on the left, and his Mama Cat is on the right. =D
My cleaning customer not far from me here in my suburb of Te Atatu South, has a rather handsome, healthy, thick-furred adult black boy cat hanging round his house. My customer said he was thinking of having him put down! I said no - it'd be a shame to put him down - he's so beautiful and healthy! This black boy cat is the son of my customer's now-desexed, formerly stray female cat he's adopted - he is quite a bit larger than his mum already, but still tries to hide behind her when we come near! My customer will get a photo of this black boy cat when he can. =D We think the boy cat is desexed (one of his neighbours may have had the cat desexed, but we don't think she or anybody actually owns him - he is rather skittish but will eat cat biscuits left out). He is becoming gradually less and less afraid of humans, he even sat on the deck a couple of metres away (with the sliding door closed), watching me vacuum the lounge, and he hangs around his mum (who just came in for a pat today - she's become a lot tamer already, and may be teaching him that humans are ok) a lot, so I think there is hope that he could become a good pet. =D
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I was wondering if anybody else had their bin tag (sticker) stolen last night? I live on Ambler Ave, Glen Eden.
This is the 2nd time this has happened and ive only been here 5 months. Its so frustrating as the truck wont take it and I only put my rubbish out fortnightly, like the … View moreHi everyone.
I was wondering if anybody else had their bin tag (sticker) stolen last night? I live on Ambler Ave, Glen Eden.
This is the 2nd time this has happened and ive only been here 5 months. Its so frustrating as the truck wont take it and I only put my rubbish out fortnightly, like the recycling, as i dont have alot.
There has to be a better method??
Maybe a QR or bar code on our bins they could scan and we just pay for it online?
Any advice about how i could stop ppl from stealing my sticker wud be grt.
Thanks Mandy
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The first two batches of automatic tax assessments have been issued by Inland Revenue this week with over $80m of refunds going out to taxpayers, along with just over $10m of tax bills to pay. The deputy commissioner of transformation, Greg James, said the automated system, which went live on 26 … View moreThe first two batches of automatic tax assessments have been issued by Inland Revenue this week with over $80m of refunds going out to taxpayers, along with just over $10m of tax bills to pay. The deputy commissioner of transformation, Greg James, said the automated system, which went live on 26 April, is "exceeding expectations". On Thursday alone, the new system catered for over 500,000 logins on myIR, almost double the number recorded prior to switching to the new system. He said the old system would not have coped with that number. "We were creaking and groaning at around 260,000 and at these sorts of levels, it really would have struggled. "We are now starting to see really high demand and a lot of self-service in the new channels," he said, "which is what we are looking for. "Our latest release hasn't been without its wrinkles and that's to be expected with a transformation of this size and scale," Mr James said. "Tax agents, in particular, are playing a valuable role in letting us know when something isn't happening as they would expect. We're grateful for that contribution and we're trying to be as responsive as possible in making any enhancements or adjustments." In its first week, 247,379 automatic assessments were issued, including 178,457 refunds and 29,080 bills to pay. The total value of refunds paid out so far was $83.3m and there were bills to pay worth $10.4 million. Mr James said more batches will go out each week between now and the end of July, when the process will be completed. "We're really encouraged to see so many customers are able to get on with their business," Mr James said. "I think we have a great platform to keep developing and making improvements so New Zealanders continue to get the world class tax system they deserve."
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Tens of thousands of students will take to the streets for the second time this year to strike for climate change action.
From marches and rallies to tree planting and beach clean ups, New Zealand's youth are doing all they can to bring attention to the issue.
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