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If you are looking to do something cool on Saturday the 10th of August, then come on down to our Centre for our very first Open Day!
We have food, live entertainment, and fun activities to do; even a Bouncy Castle!
All the information is in the photo below. If you want more information, please … View moreIf you are looking to do something cool on Saturday the 10th of August, then come on down to our Centre for our very first Open Day!
We have food, live entertainment, and fun activities to do; even a Bouncy Castle!
All the information is in the photo below. If you want more information, please contact info@playlearngrow.co.nz.
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
"What learning is happening" at Blooming Buds? Children are discovering the cause-and-effect relationships through science investigations as they experiment with art processes, explore ways to relate to other people, and practice new physical skills! Here are some of the activities … View more"What learning is happening" at Blooming Buds? Children are discovering the cause-and-effect relationships through science investigations as they experiment with art processes, explore ways to relate to other people, and practice new physical skills! Here are some of the activities they've done so far..
Volcano Eruption Process Learning - chemical reactions, mixing of colours, Eruption process
Ice Experiment Learning - Concept of sink and float by adding animals, big and small shells in the water, ice formation and melting process
Hatching Egg Learning - Curiosity, observation, before and after process
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Have a nice day to all the lovely neighbours. Stay warm.
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Dr Lisa Fernandes and the team at Lake Panorama Dental
Mondays to Saturdays -09 2186000 or text 0211363444.
Free Consultation/Check up.
20% off all Dental Treatments
Free WINZ Quotes
Free for children under 18
Free ACC consultation.
Only at 22 Lake Panorama Drive Henderson Heights-Your Dental Health Matters.
The Groves is a collection of simple buildings, designed well.
Within the community are 3 different types of homes catering to investors, families and young professionals. Each terraced home comes with a private back yard and each home comes with car parking and a private outdoor, green space, … View moreThe Groves is a collection of simple buildings, designed well.
Within the community are 3 different types of homes catering to investors, families and young professionals. Each terraced home comes with a private back yard and each home comes with car parking and a private outdoor, green space, which flows out from the living room.
The forms and materials used to create The Groves hark back to the original West Auckland horticultural land uses. Inspired by glasshouses and simple farm buildings, you can see this reflected in the roof forms and materials used.
Matvin has a long history of building commercial developments, which has allowed us to use more robust and permanent materials in each home.
THE HOMES
The Percy
3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathroom, 2 Car Garage from $779,000
The Jones
3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2 Car parks from $689,000
The Palmers (Apartments)
1 & 2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 1 Carpark from $399,000
Did anyone take any photos or see the lovely view in the sky on Tuesday Morning on Lincoln Road? Would of between about 10-11.30 am in the morning. The reason I am asking this is because I was doing my Tuesday paper on Lincoln Road putting my papers in the mailboxes and just saw a beautiful … View moreDid anyone take any photos or see the lovely view in the sky on Tuesday Morning on Lincoln Road? Would of between about 10-11.30 am in the morning. The reason I am asking this is because I was doing my Tuesday paper on Lincoln Road putting my papers in the mailboxes and just saw a beautiful sunset in the sky, The sun just coming through the clouds, but some the sun rays were just coming through too. Was lovely to see on Lincoln Road.
Anyways, just asking if anyone saw the sky that day on Tuesday morning on Lincoln Road or around West Auckland way particularly?
Matt
Semester ‘B’ 2019 is starting on the 29 of July 2019 and it runs until the 6 of December 2019.
Our courses are offered free to New Zealand citizens, residents and refugees ranging from low-level general English through to higher levels which then offer a choice of General, Academic, or … View moreSemester ‘B’ 2019 is starting on the 29 of July 2019 and it runs until the 6 of December 2019.
Our courses are offered free to New Zealand citizens, residents and refugees ranging from low-level general English through to higher levels which then offer a choice of General, Academic, or Employment qualifiers.
Please note: You need to bring your passport and the most updated visa. When you come to enrol If possible some proof of your address as well would be much appreciated.
The schools involved were Kelston Girls College, Northcote College and Waitakere College, and the activities they took part in included; tramping, water activities and a solo camping night.
Congrats to all those involved. We hope you all had an amazing time!
John Szabo MS will be discussing fascinating wine regions and offer insights on a selection of local wines from Auckland's own celebrated Volcanic Field as a part of the Elemental's Winter Festival.
- Saturday, 27 July | 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM
For Ryman Healthcare residents, knowing they’re part of a community they can trust and that genuinely cares, provides real peace of mind.
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Counterfeiters have wasted little time in offering up their own cheap versions of the All Blacks' new look for the Rugby World Cup in Japan. Cheap knock-offs of the All Blacks' Rugby World Cup gear have appeared for sale online – just a week after the striking new look was revealed. New… View moreCounterfeiters have wasted little time in offering up their own cheap versions of the All Blacks' new look for the Rugby World Cup in Japan. Cheap knock-offs of the All Blacks' Rugby World Cup gear have appeared for sale online – just a week after the striking new look was revealed. New Zealand Rugby and adidas launched the official new jerseys – which feature hand-drawn koru and fern patterns – to much fanfare on July 1. But within a week of the release of the jerseys - which have a RRP of $150 for a looser fit fan's version and $200 for a replica of the actual playing version – cheap knock-offs have appeared for sale online in China. Mufasa Sports is offering versions of both the home (black) and away (white) strips the All Blacks will wear at the upcoming Rugby World Cup in Japan, as well as the side's new blue-coloured training jersey. Prices range from $37 for a single item, down to just $23 a jersey for wholesale lots of 54 or more. There is no shipping charge. Mufasa Sports – which has its base listed as Guangdong, China, did not respond to an approach for comment. While their offerings featured the fern and koru patterns across the jersey, the Rugby World Cup logo on the right chest and the years the All Blacks had won the tournament, they do not feature the silver fern on the left chest. Another Chinese-based seller, Xiaochouya2, was also selling fully-tagged fake All Black Rugby World Cup replicas; with costs ranging from $34 for a single jersey down to $20 for bulk buys of 100 items or more. It, too, did not respond to an approach for comment. And New Zealand Rugby or adidas also did not want to engage over the latest counterfeit offerings based on the popular-selling rugby replicas. But earlier this year both spoke of their frustrations about cheap knock-off gear being sold online. "It's important Kiwis recognise that by buying fake product they're not supporting their favourite team, quite the opposite," adidas' New Zealand country manager Quentin Bleakley told.
"They're impacting the deals that help grow the sport." NZ Rugby's lucrative deal with adidas – first signed in 1999 – is estimated to be worth at least $10 million annually. Bleakley said at the time that adidas was "very familiar" with websites selling cheap All Black-branded fakes. "There's a reason why it's cheap, the quality of the goods is always poor and leaves Kiwis ultimately disappointed." NZ Rugby's chief commercial officer Richard Thomas said: "Sadly it's not a new behaviour to have unscrupulous operators trying to leverage our brand and those of our sponsor products to peddle their fake products." Prior to the investigation earlier this year, adidas' chief executive Kasper Rorsted had gone public that 10 per cent of gear featuring his company's world-famous logo in Asia were most probably rip-offs. That included products being sold both in stores and online. And Canadian lawyer David Lipkus – who has worked with top sports leagues in their crackdown against counterfeit gear – described the fight as like "whack-a-mole". "Every time you take down 10 or 15 sites, another 100 or 200 crop up," he told the TSN Hockey website. Within a week of adidas and NZ Rugby being alerted to various fake products being sold online from $38, the website offering them was taken down. But just as quickly, several others appeared selling the same counterfeit gear but for just $20. In the lead-up to the 2014 football World Cup in Brazil, a staggering seven million fake items - including team shirts - were seized by Chinese customs officials.
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