Point Chevalier, Auckland

Merry Christmas, neighbours

Merry Christmas, neighbours

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2423 days ago

Questioning? A group for women attracted to women

The team from Auckland Women's Centre

Questioning? Would you like a supportive women's space to talk about same sex attraction?

This Sunday, 12 May the Auckland Women's Centre are running a one day session for women who are new to feeling attracted to other women.

This group is participant directed and a space to explore … View more
Questioning? Would you like a supportive women's space to talk about same sex attraction?

This Sunday, 12 May the Auckland Women's Centre are running a one day session for women who are new to feeling attracted to other women.

This group is participant directed and a space to explore topics like:

What does same sex attraction mean to you?

Identity labels...e.g Bi, Queer, Lesbian, Dyke

Stereotypes and gender stereotypes

Being in an opposite sex relationship and having same sex attraction

Finding community and dating

Being out in society

If you want to come out, how to tell family, friends, work colleagues

Sex with women

Relationships with women

You, your children and a new relationship



If you would like to attend, please contact ellie on 376 3227 xtn or email womensservices@womenz.org.nz before 3pm Friday 10 May.

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2423 days ago

Building a New Life after Separation

The team from Auckland Women's Centre

Building a New Life After Separation - one day workshop for women

Saturday 11 May
, 9.30am - 4.00pm

Surviving separation after a relationship can bring a range of emotions such as loss, anger, confusion and an invitation towards building a new life. Over the course of 1 day the group will be a … View more
Building a New Life After Separation - one day workshop for women

Saturday 11 May
, 9.30am - 4.00pm

Surviving separation after a relationship can bring a range of emotions such as loss, anger, confusion and an invitation towards building a new life. Over the course of 1 day the group will be a learning environment where participants can learn from each other and there will be practical skills on ways to rebuild your life.

Enrol through our website www.awc.org.nz... email info@womenz.org.nz or call 09 376 3227 xtn 0

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2423 days ago

Greening the urban environment

Communications Team from Auckland Council

In the third part of a three-part feature on Auckland's green spaces, Elly Strang looks at their role in creating and supporting a healthy urban environment as our city grows.

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2423 days ago

Are you a StarJam fan?

The Coordinator from StarJam - Western Springs

I hope by now you're aware that there are stars in your community! StarJam hold music workshops in your community and all over Auckland and New Zealand. Get in touch if you'd like some more information about enrolling your child or becoming a volunteer!

www.youtube.com...

2423 days ago

Grab your gumboots!

Communications Team from Auckland Council

Grab your friends, whanau (and your gumboots). Get into the fresh air this May to plant some trees! You'll make a world of difference for you, your family and future generations. Feel the earth underneath your feet and join us at one of our planting days; helping Auckland achieve balance with … View moreGrab your friends, whanau (and your gumboots). Get into the fresh air this May to plant some trees! You'll make a world of difference for you, your family and future generations. Feel the earth underneath your feet and join us at one of our planting days; helping Auckland achieve balance with its green spaces. Find your local planting days at ourauckland.nz/greenspaces Find out more

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2425 days ago

Poll: Would your area benefit from a targeted rate to boost local transport projects?

Caroline Williams Reporter from Stuff

In May last year, the Rodney Transport Targeted Rate was introduced in north Auckland to fund high-priority local transport options, including bus routes, footpaths and park and ride facilities. The rate (an extra $150 a year/$2.90 a week) is expected to raise $46 million over 10 years and has … View moreIn May last year, the Rodney Transport Targeted Rate was introduced in north Auckland to fund high-priority local transport options, including bus routes, footpaths and park and ride facilities. The rate (an extra $150 a year/$2.90 a week) is expected to raise $46 million over 10 years and has already seen three new bus services to connect residents to the rest of the city. The RTTR is the first targeted transport rate within the Auckland region.

We'd like to know if you think your area would benefit from a targeted transport rate to kick-start local projects. Vote in our poll below and let us know in the comments.

[Please type NFP if your comment is not for publication.]

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Would your area benefit from a targeted rate to boost local transport projects?
  • 18.9% Yes - My area would benefit from an additional local transport rate
    18.9% Complete
  • 78.8% No - I expect our current rates to cover local transport projects
    78.8% Complete
  • 2.3% Undecided - I'll tell you in the comments
    2.3% Complete
349 votes
2428 days ago

Poll: Eden Park's future

Stacey Reporter from Stuff

Do you support Eden Park's plan to stage night concerts?

Nearly 80 per cent of people living around Eden Park support the stadium's ambition to host evening concerts, according to a survey conducted by Stuff.

You can read the full story here

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Eden Park's future
  • 84.8% Yes
    84.8% Complete
  • 11.6% No
    11.6% Complete
  • 3.6% Undecided
    3.6% Complete
1134 votes
2425 days ago

Bus timetable changes: 39 services axed

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

About 39 bus services a day across Auckland will be cut from today as a new law takes effect giving drivers more regular breaks.

Driver unions, bus companies, council and the government have been locked in intense negotiations for weeks over how to implement the new law, which will require more… View more
About 39 bus services a day across Auckland will be cut from today as a new law takes effect giving drivers more regular breaks.

Driver unions, bus companies, council and the government have been locked in intense negotiations for weeks over how to implement the new law, which will require more drivers to be hired to maintain services.

You can find an update list of the cancelled bus services here.

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