Seniors Feel Safe Using Facebook
Learn how to use Facebook during the special Android Phone course held for Seniors.
Interested? One spot left so you will need to get in quick.
The course, of 2-hour duration is held over two weeks on Thursday 15th and 22nd February. Starting at 10.00am until 12.00 pm. Course fee is $30.00
Course fees are paid in advance at the time of registration along with the annual membership of $30 per person if you are not already a club member.
Eftpos and online banking are available. Application and registration forms are available on the clubs website.
All courses are held in the Tauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. venue at the Tauranga Historic Village, 17th Avenue.
The Tauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. is a not-for-profit registered charity, all coaches are volunteers who aim through classes and workshops to help Seniors understand and learn how to use their various electronic devices and caters both for beginners plus more advanced users.
If you or a friend, would like to learn more about the club, how to use your device or are interested in offering your services as a volunteer coach, check out the clubs web page for full directions to the clubs venue, further information, and other current planned 1st term courses.
Tauranga SeniorNet web page: - www.taurangaseniornet.co.nz...
Email: tauranga@seniornet.nz
Phone:07 577 1912 or Mob: 021 277 1912 and leave a message.
Share your most delicious (but affordable!) go-to meal...
Winter is knocking at the door and the cost of living has already made itself at home. So let's help each other out by sharing your meal ideas that don't break the bank.
Comment below with your go-to meals that are delicious and affordable.
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The changes in the CBD
Last week I attended a meeting where TCC spoke of all the developments currently underway in the CBD. This changed my negative opinion of the city centre. Perhaps they could do some marketing around this to tell us about the incredible transformations that are underway.
There's the new Civic Centre, Museum, Devonport Business Block; the massive move of businesses into the CBD such as HOBEC Law; all 400 Council Employees into the one building; new vibrant recreational spaces; the Farmers Building Apartments and Shops....
BUT, gone are the days of parking right in front of the store we want. We need to adjust to walking - imagine Auckland, Wellington or Hamilton City Centres and then it helps to get our heads around this one I reckon.
The plans we saw convinced me that by this coming Xmas we will begin to see the positive results of these projects. And, the majority of the projects can not be reversed by the new incoming Council.
I admit my grumbling mind is changed and I'm so grateful that my friends in Business in the City Centre will have a strong chance of thriving again.
Stop the Fast Track Mining Bill
Join the march against the further destruction of our native bush, animals and surrounds. We talk about being environmentally aware and the govt ask us to 'recycle' and stop the single use of plastic bags ! Meantime the building industry is still allowed to wrap entire multistory buildings in non decomposable plastic. Yes folks, meters and meters of this stuff is already in our landfill and leeching into our ocean.
rsvp.marchfornature.nz...
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