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Does anyone have any water keffir grains they would be happy to share or swap for kombucha scabies which I have plenty of?
Hi neighbours, if you know a school leaver searching for a career then this could be a big help. They could get a job where they can earn and learn, gain national qualifications and build a great career in aviation, tourism, travel, retail, retail supply chain or hospitality.
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How cool is this? It may appear to be a typical villa, but look again...
Behind the picket fence and framed windows, there's a drive-in garage and two-car stacker... and a definite spy film vibe when the house opens up to reveal its secret.
Jon Smith from Matter Architects came up … View moreHow cool is this? It may appear to be a typical villa, but look again...
Behind the picket fence and framed windows, there's a drive-in garage and two-car stacker... and a definite spy film vibe when the house opens up to reveal its secret.
Jon Smith from Matter Architects came up with the idea as a way of preserving the heritage-protected character of their Auckland villa - and it's given us a serious case of garage envy!
A controversial weir across the Te Ārai stream must be reinstated to original condition. Modificati…
Reducing car parking and "vehicle based retail" is one option mooted under the Draft Whangaparaoa Ce…
This time last year, canoe gold medallist Caitlin Ryan was considering an early retirement from the …
Four people are injured, two critically, after a car crash in Matakana, north of Auckland on Tuesday…
Five years on from its debut, the Okura Forest Festival is celebrating half a decade of growth. The…
A man is in a critical condition after he was trapped underneath a digger which rolled in Helensvill…
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Our 20 week Health courses will equip you with the academic skills to … View moreInterested in Healthcare? Looking for a change in career? Or just want to make a difference to people’s lives? If you answered yes to any of these then studying on a health course at NZMA may be your perfect next step.
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The Whangaparaoa Road dynamic lane control trial begins Wednesday 24 January at 4pm. This means that there will be changes to the road layout during peak travel times.
The trial will run for 12 months in the area between Hibiscus Coast Highway and Red Beach Road.
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