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Open Home Saturday & Sunday from 20th March 2021 from 2:15 to 3:00pm
2a Landsberg Way
Brick & tile family home.
Single level.
School zones: Rangitoto College, Murrays Bay Intermediate, Mairangi Bay Primary
Link to property details: www.barfoot.co.nz...
#mairangi #mairangibay … View moreOpen Home Saturday & Sunday from 20th March 2021 from 2:15 to 3:00pm
2a Landsberg Way
Brick & tile family home.
Single level.
School zones: Rangitoto College, Murrays Bay Intermediate, Mairangi Bay Primary
Link to property details: www.barfoot.co.nz...
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In 2019, French teenager Eloi Rolland arrived in New Zealand to study. He partied, got a job and made friends. But six months later he disappeared without a trace. A year on, police say “his fate remains unknown” and his case looks set to be referred to the coroner. Caroline Williams reports.
… View moreIn 2019, French teenager Eloi Rolland arrived in New Zealand to study. He partied, got a job and made friends. But six months later he disappeared without a trace. A year on, police say “his fate remains unknown” and his case looks set to be referred to the coroner. Caroline Williams reports.
During his time in Auckland, Rolland went to the zoo, enjoyed nights out, worked at a popular bar, dabbled in modelling and, with friends, visited Piha on the rugged west coast.
Before his disappearance, Rolland expressed to his family that he wished to visit Piha again, and on March 6 last year, he did just that.
He has not been seen or heard from since.
“Each day we feel more and more worried and more helpless," his father Thierry Rolland tells Stuff.
Click 'read more' for our full report.
We all need and value privacy in our homes and gardens, and fast-growing, non-invasive clumping bamboo is proving to be a popular option. What have you got in your garden for that purpose?
Konnichiwa! こんにちは！
I know that Japanese is a struggle,but I am here to help.My first language is Japanese. I have experience tutoring individual. I am passionate about teaching Japanese and have a very flexible schedule. I live in Torbay. If you are interested in my lesson($20/per) … View moreKonnichiwa! こんにちは！
I know that Japanese is a struggle,but I am here to help.My first language is Japanese. I have experience tutoring individual. I am passionate about teaching Japanese and have a very flexible schedule. I live in Torbay. If you are interested in my lesson($20/per) please Email me for more info.
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I can help with school homework, practice speaking,reading, writing,grammar,Translate ect
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Aya
New Zealand is in a housing crisis. Around the country, the demand for property continues to outstrip supply, driving record median prices even higher. In Auckland - where an average house price of over $1m has seen it ranked the fourth least-affordable city in the world - some properties sit empty… View moreNew Zealand is in a housing crisis. Around the country, the demand for property continues to outstrip supply, driving record median prices even higher. In Auckland - where an average house price of over $1m has seen it ranked the fourth least-affordable city in the world - some properties sit empty and unmaintained.
Last week I reported on some of Auckland's mysterious million dollar dumps, and I'm sure there are plenty more out there. If you live near an empty, derelict property and are curious about it, I'd love to hear from you - flick me an email at caroline.williams@stuff.co.nz
Waipā is only a short drive away!
Exquisitely crafted food and wine, boutique shopping and exhilarating bike rides along the waterfront are all waiting for you.
Stay a night or two and explore what the region has to offer.
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Ryman’s Peace of Mind Guarantees include terms such as our deferred management fee that is capped at 20 percent, one of the lowest in the retirement sector. Our base weekly … View moreOur pioneering approach to retirement living includes resident-friendly terms designed to protect you and your family.
Ryman’s Peace of Mind Guarantees include terms such as our deferred management fee that is capped at 20 percent, one of the lowest in the retirement sector. Our base weekly fee is fixed for the entire time you occupy your townhouse or apartment*, and comprehensive care can be dialled up as your needs change.
Terms like these provide you with greater confidence to live the way you want. They not only stack up in the retirement industry, they lead the way. *Some conditions apply.
Hi Neighbours,
In commemoration of Anzac Day, Stuff is looking for letters sent from loved ones during times of war.
We know these letters will have been passed down and may be very significant to your family.
These letters will remain with you- we will just take a copy, which will be … View moreHi Neighbours,
In commemoration of Anzac Day, Stuff is looking for letters sent from loved ones during times of war.
We know these letters will have been passed down and may be very significant to your family.
These letters will remain with you- we will just take a copy, which will be published as part of our Anzac Day coverage.
If you have any letters you would like to share, please email caryn.wilkinson@stuff.co.nz
Please put "War Letters to Home" in the subject line.
I am sadly aware I am not the only one with problems, but I have a plan to permanently fix mine, I hope it's all made clear here - givealittle.co.nz...
Please give it a read and even if you can't afford a donation, perhaps you can circulate the link - the more people this reaches, … View moreI am sadly aware I am not the only one with problems, but I have a plan to permanently fix mine, I hope it's all made clear here - givealittle.co.nz...
Please give it a read and even if you can't afford a donation, perhaps you can circulate the link - the more people this reaches, the more chance I have of making the plan work.
Thanks :-)
A recent photo from Rothesay Bay beach, in front of the cave on the south end. There must had been a weak GPS signal on the day.
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Just wanted to say thank you to both team New Zealand and The Luna Rosa Italian Team for the exciting racing you have entertained alot of us with. Thank you team NZ for keeping the old mug here again and making us all proud to be Kiwi's and to help us take our minds away from the dreaded Covid… View moreJust wanted to say thank you to both team New Zealand and The Luna Rosa Italian Team for the exciting racing you have entertained alot of us with. Thank you team NZ for keeping the old mug here again and making us all proud to be Kiwi's and to help us take our minds away from the dreaded Covid -19 for a while. But I also want to say a big thank you to the Luna Rosa Team whom have lived and worked alongside us Kiwi's to help keep the cup event alive even through this pandemic is causing havoc back in their homeland your crew and support people would have been worried day by day for friends and family back home but then having to keep focused on trying to win the America's cup, you may have lost the race but you have won a place in kiwis hearts and we hope that you will come back next time to race us again. NZ would also like to thank all the other race teams that have spent months or even years here preparing for the America's cup challenge. You have laughed with us cried with us and gone through the pandemic with us we have supported you all and you have all supported us, we hope that you will support us again and return for the next America's cup challenge. We will welcome you all back with a smile.
An old tennis court has become a winner at auction, selling for $2.21 million.
The court in Northcote, with stunning views of the Waitematā Harbour and Auckland City skyline, is the only lot on Ocean View Rd to have never been built upon.
The 1012 square metre plot of land was purchased by … View moreAn old tennis court has become a winner at auction, selling for $2.21 million.
The court in Northcote, with stunning views of the Waitematā Harbour and Auckland City skyline, is the only lot on Ocean View Rd to have never been built upon.
The 1012 square metre plot of land was purchased by Raymond Russell for £500 in 1956, his daughter Michelle Russell told Stuff.
At the time, he earned just seven shillings and a sixpence per week.
Prior to the auction on Wednesday afternoon, Michelle Russell told Stuff she had decided to sell as the property had become too hard for her to maintain.
She was also mindful of the housing crisis, and thought the land would provide someone with the opportunity to “put something nice on there”.
“My dream is to sell it to someone who will love it."
Click 'read more' for our full report.
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