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Stallholder applications for the 2018 Auckland Lantern Festival are now open. The deadline for application is Friday 8 December; see OurAuckland for more details.
The fungal plant disease myrtle rust has been found for the first time in the Auckland region.
People in Pukekohe were forced to duck for cover after a massive swarm of bees invaded to the town square on Tuesday afternoon.
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Very little use in new condition, only got it for knee rehabilitation no further use now so out it goes.
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Take a look at OurAuckland and find out what's on!
The nationwide test of the Emergency Mobile Alert system is happening this Sunday between 6pm and 7pm.
No need to sign up or download an app. Just check your phone is on them list of capable makes and models and ensure your updates are up to date.
www.civildefence.govt.nz...
Hurry and book! Red Cross invites you to fun night out at the movies. Get into the spirit of the upcoming season, with a night out with family and friends to see, "The Man Who Invented Christmas."
Great prizes also..if any local businesses want to be involved, please let me know.
The… View moreHurry and book! Red Cross invites you to fun night out at the movies. Get into the spirit of the upcoming season, with a night out with family and friends to see, "The Man Who Invented Christmas."
Great prizes also..if any local businesses want to be involved, please let me know.
The story is about the journey that led to Charles Dickens' creation of "A Christmas Carol," a timeless tale that would redefine the holiday. It tells of the magical journey that led to the creation of Ebenezer Scrooge (Christopher Plummer), Tiny Tim and other classic characters from A Christmas Carol. The film shows how Charles Dickens (Dan Stevens) mixed real life inspirations with his vivid imagination to conjure up un-forgettable characters and a timeless tale, forever changing the holiday season into the celebration we know today. Rated PG
Red Cross works in communities across Aotearoa and around the world to help improve the lives of vulnerable people.
In Auckland:
- Average of 10,000 meals per month delivered to elderly recipients throughout the region.
- Save a Mate free workshops empowering young people to respond in emergencies
-People Savers free basic first aid skills for students ages 8-12
-Refugee programmes: Pathways to Settlement, Pathways to Employment and Resettlement driving mentoring program
-First Aid and Psychological First Aid Training.
Robyn.Brady@redcross.org.nz or 09 260 4070.
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Our store features a combination of natural health supplements, sports supplements, slimming / super food supplements, natural skincare, body care, and a combination of dried organic food products. We have a passion to help our customers find products that can help them with their well-being and to… View moreOur store features a combination of natural health supplements, sports supplements, slimming / super food supplements, natural skincare, body care, and a combination of dried organic food products. We have a passion to help our customers find products that can help them with their well-being and to give them a natural alternative to choose from.
Variety
Health stores have a different variety of products to local stores. We aim to provide a selection of interesting stock so it makes your experience visiting us a great one.
Experience
Our manager has twenty-seven years experience in advising customers on their health supplements. We are confident we will be able to advise you according to your needs.
Rewards
We now have a customer Rewards Points System. When you spend you earn dollar points that can be used against your purchases once you have enough.
Good Prices
We care about our prices and try our best to match prices, or better them, compared to other retailers. Our specials are featured at the front of the shop so our customers can view them when they walk in. We feature new products on our page on the Neighbourly website and will promote supplement specials during the year in our local papers.
Community
Our aim is to help our local community. If we are able to donate a small gift from our store then we will do our best to support you.
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Music students from around the district will take centre stage this weekend to show the community wh…
We want to hear from people and organisations keen to operate stalls at the 2018 Auckland Lantern Festival, which takes place from Thursday, 1 – Sunday, 4 March 2018 in the Auckland Domain.
This free and family-friendly festival is one of Auckland’s most popular events and New Zealand’s … View moreWe want to hear from people and organisations keen to operate stalls at the 2018 Auckland Lantern Festival, which takes place from Thursday, 1 – Sunday, 4 March 2018 in the Auckland Domain.
This free and family-friendly festival is one of Auckland’s most popular events and New Zealand’s largest cultural festival, with this year’s event attracting more than 160,000 people.
Stalls operate over three evenings, from Friday, 2 – Sunday, 4 March. Stall sites are available for food and craft, or to promote community organisations and businesses. (Thursday, 1 March is Lantern Appreciation Night, with no stalls operating and minimal performances.)
The deadline for application is Friday, 8 December.
If you’re out on the water this summer, remember, reduce your speed around people, other vessels and the shore. Learn more about water safety here:
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Pukekohe, believe it or not, is a town I had always envisioned settling down in - and now that I'm straight out of my Wintec journalism degree, I get to work here.
After finally getting my study life over with, I am stoked to be starting my working career at the Franklin County News.
I was … View morePukekohe, believe it or not, is a town I had always envisioned settling down in - and now that I'm straight out of my Wintec journalism degree, I get to work here.
After finally getting my study life over with, I am stoked to be starting my working career at the Franklin County News.
I was born Emelyn McHardy, but feel free to call me Em if I ever give you a call.
I grew up in Papua New Guinea, and after travelling back and forth to New Zealand a few times, I lived there a total of seven years.
But I will always think of little Paeroa as my home town.
I'd probably best describe myself as a "20-year-old nana" - while my friends may enjoy hitting the town, and staying up until 3am, I much prefer an early night at home, watching some Youtube or American Horror Story.
People ask me why I chose journalism. For me journalism means I'll never stop learning, I'll never have the same day twice and I'll always be experiencing something new.
I look forward to my new experiences with Franklin County News and can't wait to meet the community.
Give me a call on 237 0404, 027 886 3942, or email me emelyn.mchardy@fairfaxmedia.co.nz.
This summer make sure you’re safe on the water, register your jet ski or personal watercraft through your MyAT account.
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