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Who loves Hot Cross Buns? Nothing beats the smell of a freshly toasted hot cross bun, but as Easter this year will be spent in coronavirus lockdown and your favourite bakery or cafe is closed, we've put together a list of some of the best spices buns you can find or if you're feeling … View moreWho loves Hot Cross Buns? Nothing beats the smell of a freshly toasted hot cross bun, but as Easter this year will be spent in coronavirus lockdown and your favourite bakery or cafe is closed, we've put together a list of some of the best spices buns you can find or if you're feeling adventurous why not make them.
My personal favourites are from Daily Bread. What's your favourite thing about Easter?
I wonder
If you throw a roll of toilet paper out in the middle of the British Isles parking-lot
If people would fight over it like seagulls fighting over French Fries, just wondering you know......
Campbells Bay, North Shore, Auckland
Overview of property sales to 1st April 2020
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… View moreCampbells Bay, North Shore, Auckland
Overview of property sales to 1st April 2020
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Data supplied by Corelogic-QV
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STAY HOME. STAY SAFE. BE KIND.
#sellwithgabrielle #buywithgabrielle
#mairangibay #campbellsbay #murraysbay #castorbay #rothesaybay #forresthill #totaravale #sunnynook
#northshorehomenz #eastcoastbays
#stayhome #staysafe #bekind
It was a great day, when Philippe Meyer agreed to work at the New Zealand School of Food and Wine, way back in 2001. Trained as a chef in Switzerland, Philippe came to New Zealand for his OE and never left. For our 25th Anniversary Cooking demonstration he presented his special Pork Rillettes and … View moreIt was a great day, when Philippe Meyer agreed to work at the New Zealand School of Food and Wine, way back in 2001. Trained as a chef in Switzerland, Philippe came to New Zealand for his OE and never left. For our 25th Anniversary Cooking demonstration he presented his special Pork Rillettes and crunchy Focaccia bread recipe.
Read the full story and recipe's below.
About 60 young children from a tight-knit Auckland community have buddied up with retirement village…
ShieldsUp is a volunteer driven initiative of over 500 Kiwis, 3D printing, manufacturing and distributing face shields to our medical and emergency heroes across the country facing Covid-19 head on.
Within two weeks, we have delivered over 5,000 face shields, but we are still hearing the calls … View moreShieldsUp is a volunteer driven initiative of over 500 Kiwis, 3D printing, manufacturing and distributing face shields to our medical and emergency heroes across the country facing Covid-19 head on.
Within two weeks, we have delivered over 5,000 face shields, but we are still hearing the calls of many. As the government and DHB’s publicly assure us that all necessary equipment is readily accessible, the demand for our face shields continues to grow daily, with requests for 30,000 shields.
If you would like to help us help them, sign up to volunteer at shieldsup.org.nz, or make a donation to ensure we can continue to produce and distribute our shields to protect our frontline heroes.
ShieldsUp, offering protection to Kiwi’s against COVID-19.
Try out MOTAT’s boredom-busting activities, games, videos and fun for kids to do at home. New content is being added daily!
Kids can browse MOTAT.Fun themselves or with their family, learn new things and get creative. There’s also content for parents and for teachers wanting to add to their … View moreTry out MOTAT’s boredom-busting activities, games, videos and fun for kids to do at home. New content is being added daily!
Kids can browse MOTAT.Fun themselves or with their family, learn new things and get creative. There’s also content for parents and for teachers wanting to add to their lesson plans.
Learn how to make a bubble flood, gather things to make a time capsule, build a rocket, design your own car of the future and make games from things you can find around home.
Make bubble life brighter and take a look at MOTAT.Fun for inspiration to keep the kids busy and entertained.
Chef Spencer Matagi, Chef de Partie at Soul Bar, graduated from NZSFW in 2018.
Spencer shares Samoan classics, Palusami - Taro leaves, steamed with coconut cream along with lamb chop suey.
Looks like we're off to the same place this year.. Windowview.
The good old Scottish one "hamewulldaeme"
( home will do me ) fur ma hoalidayz.
VIP Lounge, Porto Loo For some there is Vinho de Cave
but for me it's Getting up at 7 am to put folded towel on sofa... wink wink … View moreLooks like we're off to the same place this year.. Windowview.
The good old Scottish one "hamewulldaeme"
( home will do me ) fur ma hoalidayz.
VIP Lounge, Porto Loo For some there is Vinho de Cave
but for me it's Getting up at 7 am to put folded towel on sofa... wink wink notch notch ....................................................
have a safe and Happy Easter
We think you’ll love this New Zealand Hot Cross and Cold Cross Bun recipe from Aunt Daisy's Cookery Book of Approved Recipes, from our collection.
Maud Ruby Basham (30 August 1879 – 14 July 1963), professionally known as Aunt Daisy, was a well-loved New Zealand radio broadcaster. Her … View moreWe think you’ll love this New Zealand Hot Cross and Cold Cross Bun recipe from Aunt Daisy's Cookery Book of Approved Recipes, from our collection.
Maud Ruby Basham (30 August 1879 – 14 July 1963), professionally known as Aunt Daisy, was a well-loved New Zealand radio broadcaster. Her 30-minute daily morning show ran from 1933 to 1963. Her role was primarily to promote household products and to boost morale during World War II. Try out this recipe and it might just boost your morale! Best served hot with lashings of butter…
Aunt Daisy’s full recipe and other activities for the Easter Weekend are over at our Auckland Museum at Home Hub!
Just posting again as I don't know if I did it the right way at the first time.
Kia Ora Neighbours,
I would like to offer a FREE help/assessment/consultation/chat for those who can’t figure out how to implement an “work from home” situation/enviroument.
If you are an IT person you … View moreJust posting again as I don't know if I did it the right way at the first time.
Kia Ora Neighbours,
I would like to offer a FREE help/assessment/consultation/chat for those who can’t figure out how to implement an “work from home” situation/enviroument.
If you are an IT person you probably know what to do and how to do or if the company you work for already have a solution you are ok.
But if you are not a "tech person" and you have no clue what to do and/or how to even start, then ask for help, it will be a pleasure.
There are many options/solutions available for a home office and one of them would suit your needs.
As an ICT consultant I’m more than happy to help you to find one. On a quick chat we can cover the following optios if not all of them:
- Local Network (cable)
- Wireless Enviroument and Coverage
- Internet (itself)
- Telephony (land line or VoIP)
- Cloud, why and when?
- Security
- Hardwares ( Printers, Routers, Switches)
- Etc etc etc
Feel free to pm me, Get in touch, let’s get through it together.
Keep safe!
A photo of three stuffed animals taken by police on an Auckland motorway has been labelled "extremel…
Recreate a classic game in an unconventional format using Resene testpots to paint your own dominoes. Smooth rocks, like those found on the beach or in a river bed, work best for this project.
Take the kids out to search for ones that lay flat and are generally round or oblong in shape. If you … View moreRecreate a classic game in an unconventional format using Resene testpots to paint your own dominoes. Smooth rocks, like those found on the beach or in a river bed, work best for this project.
Take the kids out to search for ones that lay flat and are generally round or oblong in shape. If you don’t live near water, you should be able to get some from your local garden supply store.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create your own rock domino set.
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