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The Government has rushed through changes to the Equal Pay Act that will now make it harder for workers to make claims of unfair pay based on gender discrimination.
The move will save billions for the government's budget but will scrap 33 existing pay equity claims affecting over 150,000 … View moreThe Government has rushed through changes to the Equal Pay Act that will now make it harder for workers to make claims of unfair pay based on gender discrimination.
The move will save billions for the government's budget but will scrap 33 existing pay equity claims affecting over 150,000 workers in traditionally female-dominated roles like teachers and support workers.
Do you support this new change?
Ethnic STEM Event Day 2025 by the Korea-NZ Cultural Association in partnership with the Ministry of Education– What an Amazing Day for our future generation!
We want to thank everyone who made it special! From hands-on experiments and exciting STEM booths to vibrant K-pop performances and … View moreEthnic STEM Event Day 2025 by the Korea-NZ Cultural Association in partnership with the Ministry of Education– What an Amazing Day for our future generation!
We want to thank everyone who made it special! From hands-on experiments and exciting STEM booths to vibrant K-pop performances and meaningful cultural connections, it was a day to remember.
A huge thank you to the Ministry of Education, Nazreen Shaban from the MOE, and our inspiring panelists who shared why STEM matters and encouraged the next generation of innovators. Their messages truly resonated with our students and guests—special thanks to all the performers, booth presenters, volunteers, and families who joined us. See you on 24th May at the more workshop for your next STEM competition on 26th July.
Throughout the month, food and products across New Zealand get recalled for various reasons. Click on the blue title to read more about why the item has been recalled.
Food recalls:
Ārepa Brain drink
Imported whole frozen anchovies
New World Ravenswood cordon bleu
… View moreThroughout the month, food and products across New Zealand get recalled for various reasons. Click on the blue title to read more about why the item has been recalled.
Food recalls:
Ārepa Brain drink
Imported whole frozen anchovies
New World Ravenswood cordon bleu
Little Island hokey pokey coconut ice cream
Pams afghan oat baked bars
Product recalls:
Postie various baby merino clothing
Santa Cruz Heckler E-bike
PPG Paints Easycoat interior paint - sold at Bunnings
Tikiri dino teethers - sold at Sleep Store, Auckland Zoo, Mighty Ape and other retailers
North Face Shellista V Mid Waterproof Boots
Anko wooden Fire truck - sold at Kmart
Panda Mart candle light
H&M children's pyjama sets
Didn't see last month's list of recalls? Click here to browse that list too.
Hi neighbours,
Mother’s Day is approaching and celebrate with us.
Enjoy your Mother’s Day with your loved ones.
Please visit at 22-28 Jellicoe Road, Panmure or call 09-5278153.
Take the guesswork out of square foot growing with this simple homemade spacing guide, complete with Resene colour-coded holes for easy planting and a dibber to sow seeds at the desired depth. Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
From May to September 2025, we'll be constructing a shared use path (SUP) next to SH16 The Strand to improve pedestrian safety and provide a route separate from the road for cyclists along this heavy freight corridor.
Majority of the work will be carried out during the weekday (7am to 5pm) … View moreFrom May to September 2025, we'll be constructing a shared use path (SUP) next to SH16 The Strand to improve pedestrian safety and provide a route separate from the road for cyclists along this heavy freight corridor.
Majority of the work will be carried out during the weekday (7am to 5pm) and traffic will still be able to travel along SH16.
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