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Taste of Auckland kicks off four days of feasting in Victoria Park this Thursday, November 15th at 5.30pm. The central Auckland location will be transformed into a culinary community of artisan food producers, wine tasting marquees, and the top restaurants from around Auckland serving stunning tapas style dishes to food enthusiasts.
Even during the holidays every Kiwi wants to know the same things: How to pay off your mortgage, how to reduce debt, and how to save for the future and still have money to enjoy life today. The Debt Breaker system gives people the tools to do all that, and more.
Australian employers are considering hiring staff from overseas to work in Australia as they cannot locate them from the domestic market.
(PR.co.nz) Bamboo, Rivermaya, Gloc-9, and Loonie are popular Filipino rock and hip-hop musicians who are coming to Timaru on November 9. Dubbed as “Hiprock Invasion Live in New Zealand”, the concert will be held at Theater Royal. This concert of Filipino popular music artists is the first of its in Timaru. Bamboo is a rock … Read more
On Saturday 10th November, The fourth annual Frog Rock Mountain Bike Ride is being held in North Canterbury by Waikari School.
With epic surfing, kiteboarding and bodyboarding from a few of the Seventhwave team, and picturesque New Zealand surf scenery, ‘Seventhwave: the inside story’ is a behind-the-scenes peek into the world of Seventhwave Wetsuits
NZ Super Detox diet first in the world to use new Stem Cell nutrition.
Kiwi startup, Timely, has been named as Microsoft BizSpark global startup of the month for October.
Plateau Floors offer High quality designer Engineered Wood Floors from ter Hürne of Germany. ter Hürne feature a wide range of technical features including impregnated surfaces to protect against moisture and flexible lacquers for increased scratch resistance.
International consulting firm BroadGroup, together with Forum Patron, Gilbert + Tobin, will hold a new investment forum for datacentres ANZ.
With the escalation of public interest around the relocation of the Rangiora High School Nursery School some explanation regarding the Board of Trustees’ intentions is important at this time. The Board acts in the best interests of 1800 secondary school students in this matter and has made the decision to develop a Board owned facility for school use because it has a significant, genuine and justified need to do so. The two recent claims in the media that it is the Board’s intention to take possession of the Nursery School’s Wales Street site and that the Board has failed in their duty of care of the school’s substantial land and buildings need clarification.
Harris Mountains Heli-Ski has triumphed at the Outdoors New Zealand Awards, winning the Adventure Tourism category.
We are hearing of more and more horrible stories about cyberbullying through social media. Adam Crouchley and Quentin Weber say education is the key to fighting this growing issue.
There needs to be some clarification around the current process the Rangiora High School Board of Trustees is following around the appropriation of the Rangiora High School Nursery School site. The Rangiora High School Board of Trustees is not closing the Nursery School. The Board have no wish or intention to stop the Nursery School from trading as the Rangiora High School Nursery School. The Rangiora High School Board of Trustees is as committed today as it was 74 years ago to ensuring that there is a place for the Nursery School in Rangiora, and will support the Nursery School during this time of transition to new premises.
Queenstown based company Scrattch has been named in the Start Up Open GEW 50.
This Labour Weekend, former Weta Workshop designer, Tim Gibson, is previewing his new digital Crime Graphic Novel, ‘Moth City’, to Auckland Armageddon’s pop culture fans.
A new rule increasing the age of mandatory child restraint use is a positive step in the safety of kiwi kids, says Kelly Good, car safety technician based in Central Otago.
Hornby, Christchurch – Local artists and crafters are coming together to support La Famia Creative Arts’ classes for the disabled in our community.
List Sell Trade is another New Zealand owned and operated trading, auction and advertising site being launced today at 3pm.
On Friday the 5th October there will be a protest in Hamilton against welfare reforms meeting at 10am at Hinemoa Park. Alternatively there is a Family Playgroup and picnic at 11am. Both protests are peaceful.