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Hi neighbours, binoculars from World War I were mysteriously donated to a charity shop. The binocular were dropped off at the Dove Hospice shop in Glen Innes three months ago. The item belonged to James Doran McComish, who served at Gallipoli. The binoculars were taken to the museum today. Read … View moreHi neighbours, binoculars from World War I were mysteriously donated to a charity shop. The binocular were dropped off at the Dove Hospice shop in Glen Innes three months ago. The item belonged to James Doran McComish, who served at Gallipoli. The binoculars were taken to the museum today. Read the story and share your thoughts with us!
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Too big for my girl would fit size 5 an up want to buy the vest. No receipt cant return
Hi neighbours,
An Auckland dog owner is warning of the dangers rat bait can cause after her beloved pet nearly died after ingesting it twice.
Tracy Leach said her 8-year-old golden retriever Daisy first got sick about four weeks ago on their rural property in Glenbrook, south of Auckland.
She … View moreHi neighbours,
An Auckland dog owner is warning of the dangers rat bait can cause after her beloved pet nearly died after ingesting it twice.
Tracy Leach said her 8-year-old golden retriever Daisy first got sick about four weeks ago on their rural property in Glenbrook, south of Auckland.
She bounced back pretty quickly but Leach started to notice she was vomiting constantly and consuming a lot of water - causing her to take Daisy back to the vet.
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Hi Neighbours, John Banks was twice a mayor of Auckland City, and is now pondering whether to have a second tilt at becoming mayor of greater Auckland. Ten years after his last bid, should be try again? Read the story and share your thoughts with us in the comments section!
(Please type NFP if … View moreHi Neighbours, John Banks was twice a mayor of Auckland City, and is now pondering whether to have a second tilt at becoming mayor of greater Auckland. Ten years after his last bid, should be try again? Read the story and share your thoughts with us in the comments section!
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Hi Neighbours,
Thank you to everyone who joined us last night at our Crime in Onehunga Public Meeting. Despite the dreary weather, we had a fantastic turnout of 90 people with 16 new sign-ups for Onehunga Community Patrols! A special thank you to Constable Don Allan for your time and speaking on … View moreHi Neighbours,
Thank you to everyone who joined us last night at our Crime in Onehunga Public Meeting. Despite the dreary weather, we had a fantastic turnout of 90 people with 16 new sign-ups for Onehunga Community Patrols! A special thank you to Constable Don Allan for your time and speaking on such an important matter.
As some of you will know, this meeting was held in response to the recent spate of assaults in the local area, which were in no way related. Arrests have been made for the first two attacks, and Police continue to investigate the 3rd.
I provided an update on Wilson who is currently in Te Whetu Tawera, the Auckland Mental Health unit, and is being provided the proper care. He is still shaken from the events, but is overwhelmed by the community support. We started a card last night for everyone to sign and send their wishes to him. If you were unable to sign and would like to, please visit the Onehunga Business Association on Onehunga Mall. The card will be there on the counter for you.
We learnt that crime stats in Onehunga have been slowly decreasing over the past couple of years, and that 5% of perpetrators commit 95% of the crime. Police cannot achieve results alone, however. The support of crime prevention volunteer groups and the community is crucially important to combined success. We need to remain vigilant, look out for our neighbours, and know when to report any suspicious activity. Community groups to get involved in include Onehunga Community Patrols and Neighbourhood Support.
We also handed out a safety information document to everyone, alongside important safety contact numbers. If you would like a copy of either, please contact my office on 0800 DENISEMP or deniseleemp@parliament.govt.nz.
🙏🏻 A huge thank you to The Southern Trust for their amazing support of our National Support Office!
Your contribution really does make a difference to the lives of thousands of Tamariki across Aotearoa!
Join Chef Finn Gybel, to prepare a mid - winter feast that draws inspiration from the culinary traditions of the Nordic region along with our own lamb steamed and smoked in an urban hāngi. Then sit down to enjoy the feast.
Sunday, 28 July | 2:00 - 10:00 PM
Hi there,
To anyone fniding it hard to find time for themselves to workout due to work and other life commitments, I am offering private Barre and Mat Pilates sessions in the comfort of your home - all you need is enough space for a yoga mat.
I am a qualified Barre/Fitness instructor who's … View moreHi there,
To anyone fniding it hard to find time for themselves to workout due to work and other life commitments, I am offering private Barre and Mat Pilates sessions in the comfort of your home - all you need is enough space for a yoga mat.
I am a qualified Barre/Fitness instructor who's sessions consist of Mat Pilates Excercises and a Barre Workout.
"Barre" is what is commonly used in Ballet.
A Barre workout is a mix between dance and pilates. It is a low impact workout that will leave you feeling energised, sculpted and worked.
Adapting these sessions to a home environment, all you need is a chair, kitchen/bar bench or table top. I'll bring the equipment for more variety in exercises.
All fitness levels are welcome!
Pictures below to show style of class.
Rate is $60 per/hour and can take group sessions with up to three people.
Feel free to private message for further info!
Dear neighbours - I am donating two arm chairs to a charity and I would like a recommendation for a local carrier please? These would have to be picked up from Domain Road, Panmure and taken to Glen Innes.
Thank you.
Kathy 021338000
Kia Ora koutou! We are very excited to to announce that the Rent Smart Tamaki starts on Tuesday 23rd of July. Please see details in the flyer below👇
Can anybody recommend where I can hire cheap muscle to help with a move? They have to be very fit as I live down in Karaka Bay, Glendowie so everything needs to be carried up the hill to the truck. I need about 4-6 guy/girls for the day.
Calling all Auckland high school students to join us TODAY for a fun afternoon preparing Mocktails and exploring career opportunities. (Free Session)
Thursday, 18 July | 3:00 - 5:00 PM, Viaduct, Auckland
Binoculars used by a lieutenant in World War I have mysteriously been donated to a charity shop. Th…
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Product: Forge Nest Tables – 2pc - Antique Brass and Blue Brass colours.
Potentially affected units sold from 20 May to 30 June 2019.
If you purchased your table in this period, check the measurements: if the distance between the sides of the base of your larger Nest Table is greater than … View moreProduct: Forge Nest Tables – 2pc - Antique Brass and Blue Brass colours.
Potentially affected units sold from 20 May to 30 June 2019.
If you purchased your table in this period, check the measurements: if the distance between the sides of the base of your larger Nest Table is greater than 35cm then it is unstable and should be returned to store for a remedy.
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It’s not easy growing up in New Zealand today. The Salvation Army and The Warehouse Group know that life can be tough for young people, and that's why we teamed up to develop an innovative and effective youth development programme called ‘Aspire’.
Launched in 2015, thanks to seed … View moreIt’s not easy growing up in New Zealand today. The Salvation Army and The Warehouse Group know that life can be tough for young people, and that's why we teamed up to develop an innovative and effective youth development programme called ‘Aspire’.
Launched in 2015, thanks to seed funding received from The Warehouse Group's 2014 Suppliers Dinner and ongoing funding support from Warehouse Stationery, Aspire has helped more than 1000 young people develop the skills, confidence, knowledge and networks they need to successfully address challenges and achieve their goals.
From now until the end of July, donations from Warehouse Stationery customers will help support hundreds of at-risk teens who aspire to change their lives.
Find out more about the programme and how to donate here: www.thewarehousegroup.co.nz...
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