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We are currently taking enrolments for places (in-zone and out-of-zone).
Saturday 18th August, 11am - 3pm is an opportunity to call in and have a tour of our school with some of our fabulous students. Teachers and school leaders will be present to answer your questions.
Pop in and pick up a… View moreWe are currently taking enrolments for places (in-zone and out-of-zone).
Saturday 18th August, 11am - 3pm is an opportunity to call in and have a tour of our school with some of our fabulous students. Teachers and school leaders will be present to answer your questions.
Pop in and pick up a prospectus if you need one; or bring in your child’s birth certificate, immunisation record, and your proof of address and complete the enrolment in one visit.
For any enquiries, please phone 838-9468 or email office@rangeview.school.nz Our school office is open 8:00am-4:00pm from Monday to Friday.
We now accept WINZ PAYMENT CARD !!!
Super Weekend Specials !!
(10th-12th August)
Gala Apple - $1.49 kg… View moreWe now accept WINZ PAYMENT CARD !!!
Super Weekend Specials !!
(10th-12th August)
Gala Apple - $1.49 kg
Green kiwi - 99c bag
Cauliflower - 2.99 each
Beehive Streaky Bacon - $12.99 1 kg (pkt)
Super Weekend Specials !!
(10th-12th August)
Large Pumpkin - $1.99 each
Fresh Broccoli - 99c each
… View moreSuper Weekend Specials !!
(10th-12th August)
Large Pumpkin - $1.99 each
Fresh Broccoli - 99c each
Nz Orange - $1.49 kg
Roundbean - 99c bag
Lettuce - 99c each
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For Sale by Auction | For more info: www.barfoot.co.nz...
This exceptionally very well built, 2 level family home is sitting on 449m2 section with magnificent 222m2 floor area. Offering the best premium living style - Ideally suited for growing family in the upmarket Glendene area.
… View moreFor Sale by Auction | For more info: www.barfoot.co.nz...
This exceptionally very well built, 2 level family home is sitting on 449m2 section with magnificent 222m2 floor area. Offering the best premium living style - Ideally suited for growing family in the upmarket Glendene area.
Beautifully proportioned family home with spacious living area designed to capture the sunshine, modern upmarket granite bench-top kitchen and separate dining area. This gorgeous home boasts 4 super large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms including an ensuite, walk-in wardrobe and double internal access garage ticking all the boxes. Along with the super spacious living area, there are 2 separate family rooms (1 on each level) perfect space for the whole family to unwind and relax.
Upstairs there are 3 good sized bedrooms including a master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. Lower level featuring a bedroom and an extra combined bathroom. This could be the one you've been waiting for - a home that shouts quality and style.
Walking distance to Glendene Primary School, handy to Kelston Boys and Girls High Schools.
• 2 Level Family Home
• 4 Good Sized Bedrooms And 3 Bathrooms
• Spacious Lounge Plus 2 Family Rooms - 1 On Each Level
• Granite Bench-Top Modern Kitchen
• Master Bedroom With Walk-In Wardrobe & Ensuite
• Double Internal Access Garage
Call us now or put this on the top of your Open Home list for the weekend.
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Hi neighbours,
Do you often lose power at your home during bad weather? Auckland lines company Vector forecasts climate change will increase the risk of power outages from high winds, floods and dry winters. So should the city be looking at putting more lines underground?
The argument over … View moreHi neighbours,
Do you often lose power at your home during bad weather? Auckland lines company Vector forecasts climate change will increase the risk of power outages from high winds, floods and dry winters. So should the city be looking at putting more lines underground?
The argument over "undergrounding" power lines boiled over in April when a powerful storm brought down power lines in the city, leaving about 5000 residents without electricity for at least three days.
So what are your thoughts on the topic? Are underground lines a good idea? Or do you think it would be a waste of time and money? Let us know in the replies! (Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff.)
Hey Neighbors, My name is Anthea Chiappa. I'm a mum of 2, I have worked for a boss for the past 30 years and have finally found an opportunity that's simple, rewarding and flexible that I can work from home. Check out the link if your wanting to learn how to run an online biz from home… View moreHey Neighbors, My name is Anthea Chiappa. I'm a mum of 2, I have worked for a boss for the past 30 years and have finally found an opportunity that's simple, rewarding and flexible that I can work from home. Check out the link if your wanting to learn how to run an online biz from home or anywhere in fact. This is NOT a get rich quick scheme or a MLM or a hassle your friends and family type of biz. Have a great day everyone.
There is still time to apply for the UHY Haines Norton Study Scholarship. If you are or know a Year 13 student attending one of 10 selected West Auckland secondary schools and planning to study a Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business Studies degree next year, we want to hear from you! For … View moreThere is still time to apply for the UHY Haines Norton Study Scholarship. If you are or know a Year 13 student attending one of 10 selected West Auckland secondary schools and planning to study a Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business Studies degree next year, we want to hear from you! For full details and to apply online visit our website.
Free Family Bike Safety Event
Free 100 Helmets to be given away on the day
Be in to win one of 4 Brand new bikes
Free Sausage sizzle, Drinks, Fruit
Lots of free giveaways
Indoor venue if it rains
Bring the family along for a fun morning of Bike safety activities,
promoting safe riding and … View moreFree Family Bike Safety Event
Free 100 Helmets to be given away on the day
Be in to win one of 4 Brand new bikes
Free Sausage sizzle, Drinks, Fruit
Lots of free giveaways
Indoor venue if it rains
Bring the family along for a fun morning of Bike safety activities,
promoting safe riding and road awareness.
Upskill and build confidence on the fun safety obstacle course for kids-teens 5-15. Fun novelty bikes to try and ride, check out the incredible history of the bike and display, plus games, activities, bike groups, stands. Bring along your bike and helmet for free helmet fitting, safety check and bike maintenance, Be a part of the new community programs Launching of "Swap a Bike " Register on the day to become part of this new bike recycling program that swaps old tired bikes, that are too small, or big for a free recycled bike that is fitted for low-income families.
“20 Free Recycled Bikes and 20 new helmets to giveaway on the day”
Fiona Eadie, head gardener at Dunedin's iconic Larnach Castle, says she hears from gardeners all the time that New Zealand native plants are "boring". Do we have a native plant cultural cringe? And, if so, is there a difference between what gardeners in the North Island and the … View moreFiona Eadie, head gardener at Dunedin's iconic Larnach Castle, says she hears from gardeners all the time that New Zealand native plants are "boring". Do we have a native plant cultural cringe? And, if so, is there a difference between what gardeners in the North Island and the South Island think?
Henderson-Massey Local Board will seek public feedback on the draft Harbourview-Orangihina Park masterplan 13 August – 9 September.
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