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On Saturday, February 11th, will be a big event to:
• To promote the steampunk movement and culture to the existing steampunk community, so they can have resources to be more involved; and to the general public to find out what the steampunk movement is about.
• To contribute to and consolidate the activities of other individuals and groups throughout New Zealand, to promote and strengthen the movement throughout the country.
Auckland business owners can learn the latest effective methods for using the internet to increase sales and customers during a free seminar on Tuesday evening, November 22 in Ponsonby.
The best Freeview receivers reviewed, which are the best choices for Christmas 2011? Sommet, Magic TV or UltraPlus? The number one must have receiver this Christmas is…the UltraPlus X-9200HD PVR!
A ground-breaking 5 km obstacle race, with random zombie attacks is poised to invade Auckland on Sunday April 15th 2012, in an innovative Fun Run to celebrate the freaky fact that Spookers Haunted Attractions will have been open for 6 years, 6 months, and 6 days.
In a session entitled Signing Documents in the Cloud Moving Local Government Forward, Mr. Eyal will review current electronic business processes, examine the concept of digital signatures and cloud computing environment, and showcase solutions and their benefits for Council’s staff, suppliers, and residents.
Sustainable practice in print consumable usage.
Overstayers offered a chance at getting justice over visa scams.
A private plan change that could see high-density residential developments on the Milford mall site has been re-notified for public submissions today.
Gymcost.co.nz has now extended its fitness information offering to Yoga and Pilates Studios. Not satisfied with just catering for the Gym market – Gymcost now lists Yoga and Pilates Studios throughout New Zealand. Now visitors can search for casual, concession or membership pricing for Yoga and Pilates Studios right from the comfort of their own home.
The International Travel College (ITC) were delighted to be announced as a finalist at the inaugural Westpac Central Business Awards, at Oram’s Marina.
With the New Year’s holiday period fast approaching, New Zealand’s young people are finalising plans for what they’ll be doing. While the traditional viewpoint is that this will be fuelled by alcohol and drugs, one large scale event, Primal Getaway, wants to challenge the youth concept that you can’t have a great time without alcohol & drugs.
Introducing: a small business resource that triples small business and home business revenue.
The PELAGO Art Exhibition is opening at the TSB Wallace Arts Centre in Auckland.
Auckland City Council’s Hearing Committee agrees to time extensions through to October 2012 for the re-notification and hearings on the Milford Mall high density development plan.
August is Family History Month and the NZ Society of genealogists is celebrating by helping New Zealanders to trace their family history. There are lots of events on around NZ to assist people to begin their journey to find their ancestors.
Police are investigating the death of a 32 year old man in Helensville without any expectation to make further comment prior to Sunday afternoon (31st of July).
The Internet is pretty helpful to those people who are considering to create an extra income source. The Internet now is filled with many money making opportunities.
In this current economy your good name and credit reputation is important as Creditors have tightened their guidelines. Mortgage lenders, auto finance companies, credit card issuers and banks have all raised the bar. Borrowers with a poor credit history can expect to be denied or to pay significantly higher interest rates than those with an excellent credit history.
Aucklanders and visitors will soon be able to enjoy enhanced and expanded Wi-Fi services, offering more wireless coverage and faster access to the internet across central Auckland and its fringes.
The Living Walls™ instant hedge from Twining Valley Nurseries now surrounds Trinity’s unique columbarium, safeguarding the grass feature from pedestrian traffic on Parnell Rd.