Community News

15 Jul

What’s on at The Riverhead

There’s plenty going on at The Riverhead in July.

Our famous Sunday Roast Night has returned, every Sunday from 5pm – check our social media pages for the weekly roast offer. You might also like to enjoy it with a glass of mulled wine.

If you’re doing Dry July we have a fantastic range of non-alcoholic options and mocktails available...

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12 Jul

Home generators

A home generator backup is an essential investment for homeowners, especially in areas prone to natural disasters and power outages. Here are some reasons why...

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8 Jul

Rural subdivision: potential profits?

Do you own rural land that feels underutilised? Perhaps you've heard about changes to land use regulations? Subdividing your rural property can be a great way to capitalise on these shifts and unlock options for you.  Read on and discover if subdividing could be your way forward...

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5 Jul

Kumeu Clothing Swap and Shop for fashion and fun

Ladies, mark your calendars for an event that promises to refresh your wardrobe, uplift your spirits, and support a worthy cause! Our upcoming Kumeu Clothing Swap and Shop is not just another shopping spree; it's a celebration of sustainability, community empowerment, and the spirit of giving back.

10am-4pm, Sunday 22nd September 2024 at Kumeu Showgrounds...

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2 Jul

Kumeu Lifestyle Medicine Clinic opens

The Kumeu Village Medical Centre has expanded its services with the launch of the Kumeu Lifestyle Medicine Clinic.

It’s a new dedicated arm of the business focused on providing comprehensive and integrative healthcare solutions.

The clinic is designed to serve both enrolled and non-enrolled patients, offering a variety of innovative services catering for overall well-being...

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30 Jun

What is a green home loan?

When it comes to Green Home Loans, most of the major banks can offer these as a “Top-up” to your existing home loan.

These Top-ups allow you to borrow additional funds on top of your existing mortgage for the purpose of making sustainable improvements to your home (subject to the banks credit criteria).

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28 Jun

Winter menu now available at The Riverhead

Pop in to The Landing Restaurant and try our winter menu - featuring new dishes such as our 12 hour braised Beef Cheek, Prawn Linguini and Forest Mushroom Risotto. We’ve also teamed up with local Zaknich Farms for our Apple & Fig Crumble....

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24 Jun

Auckland Animal Chiropractic

At AAC, I'm on a mission to save animal lives. There are often solutions for common dog and horse health problems, but due to an uncertain economy, owners are having to face tough choices when it comes time to choosing a course of care. Working closely with vets, I often hear the heartbreaking reality when financial constraints force owners to put their animals down.

My vision is a city where animal chiropractic care is the norm. It's a natural form of healthcare that can prevent the progression of musculoskeletal diseases and help with many other conditions. It's also an incredibly effective pain reliever...

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21 Jun

Experience the difference an expert makes

It is well understood that trees contribute to the health and beauty of our environment and our properties; they can enhance property value and our sense of place. Well-placed trees reduce energy-use costs by shading during the hot months, while also improving air and water quality. But not all trees are created equal, some are faster growing, some are shorter lived, some may be strong while others are brittle...

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17 Jun

FREE Health talk on raising healthy Kids!

7pm Wednesday 19th June, Live Chiropractic 306a Main Road, Huapai

Have you ever wondered why some kids seem to be so healthy whereas others seem to always be sick? Sometimes, even inside of the same family. How could this be?

What really determines whether a kid thrives or struggles? Is it bad genes? Bad germs? Bad luck?

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14 Jun

Gently Loved Markets

Gently Loved Markets is back at the Kumeu Community Centre on Sunday 16th June for your preloved treasure hunt at the new time of 10am till 1pm.

With over 30 stalls selling preloved, modern, vintage, retro and upcycled clothing, accessories and homewares. Grab a friend and your favourite fabric bag for your preloved fix. All stalls are indoors, with changing rooms at the venue to you can try before you buy. The event is mainly cash, some stall holders accept bank transfers...

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10 Jun

Kumeu Book Fair July 6 and 7

Huapai-Kumeu Lions will be running another Book Fair at the Kumeu Community Centre on Saturday July 6 and Sunday July 7, 9am to 1.30pm.

Lions will be assisted by people from Waimauku Scouts for this fair.

The new Scout hall in Waimauku is a fine building and the Lions Club is pleased to have supported its construction over several years by sharing profits from its book fairs...

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7 Jun

What’s on at Kumeu Arts

This June we’re taking part in the Auckland Festival of Photography. Our galleries will be filled with a range of stunning images. Local photographer and chef Charlie Yang says… “I am fascinated by stairs. They seem to reflect my journey and my past. Variously designed, they hide stories containing the twists and turns of life”. Printed in his home country of Korea on handmade paper, Charlie’s dramatic series will be displayed in our Pod. While in our Main Gallery Kumeu Arts members will showcase a wide variety of approaches and subject matter alongside the Kumeu Photography group. After that we’re celebrating Matariki with more exhibitions and a community gathering on the eve of the public holiday (June 27th). We welcome you along to this free, family friendly event. Visit our website or social media for more details on this and our classes and workshops. www.kumeuarts.org.

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5 Jun

Waitemata Endoscopy is right behind Bowel Cancer Awareness Month

June in NZ marks Bowel Cancer Awareness Month and Waitemata Endoscopy is right behind supporting Bowel Cancer NZ to spread its biggest symptom awareness campaign.  Bowel cancer is preventable, and yet NZ has one the highest rates of bowel cancer. So the goal is to reach as many Kiwis as possible, so they know the symptoms and to get checked if they have concerns.

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3 Jun

Clearstone Legal commemorates 10 years

Debra Barron is the Principal of Clearstone Legal which started in June 2014 and is holding an invitation-only party to celebrate. 

“We will also be having specials and giveaways throughout the month of June,” says Debra, inviting people to check out Clearstone Legal’s Facebook page for further details...

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1 Jun

Plenty happening at Brix and Co

Brix and Co is West Auckland’s very own beverage hub.

New Zealand owned and operated it was established in July 2016 at the historic Matua Valley vineyard site in Waimauku - renowned for New Zealand’s first Sauvignon Blanc vines...

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31 May

Feeling a bit low? Maybe it’s time to check your iron levels

Iron deficiency silently lurks, affecting many New Zealanders, yet often goes unnoticed until symptoms become severe. This condition, characterized by low iron levels results in insufficient red blood cell production (anaemia) and can have profound consequences on an individuals’ health and well-being...

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27 May

Blend Art Cafe

During COVID, entrepreneur and mother of two young children Amy Brent-Jones created a concept making concrete decor selling from a trailer to eventually leasing her own premises to open what is now Blend Art Cafe.

Amy has created a safe space that takes care of parents and their kids with delicious healthy food options and an art space to occupy them...

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24 May

Landscape designer competing at Asian garden festival

As a teenager growing up in Taranaki, Riverhead resident Jules Moore won the Rose Bowl Cup for Top Horticultural Apprentice.

Since then, her career has grown, branched out, and blossomed – and this August  she’ll be representing New Zealand at the prestigious Singapore Garden Festival, the only New Zealander invited to participate...

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20 May

Unlock the Healing Powers of Hydrotherapy

In today's fast-paced world, finding moments of tranquility and relaxation is essential for maintaining our well-being. Trueform Spa Pools offer more than just a luxurious escape; they provide a myriad of health benefits that can transform your life. From easing muscle tension to promoting better sleep, the therapeutic effects of hydrotherapy are truly remarkable...

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17 May

A callout to stressed mums

This month @LiveChiropractic is presenting a FREE health workshop all about stress: how it works, why it affects your health, and what you can do about it, and since May is Mom’s month, we’ve made it specifically for her.

Stress has been linked with poor sleep, anxiety, depression, addiction, and chronic pain. However, learning how to handle stress can actually result in INCREASED health and vitality...

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13 May

Good from Scratch

An evening of cooking demonstrations with guest chef Ashmita from Tandoori bar and eatery - Thursday the 30th of May.

At the Good from Scratch cookery school, we are thrilled to be joined once again by the wonderful Ashmita of Tandoori bar and eatery. Come along for an evening of demonstrations and tasters as you learn the secrets of creating beautiful Indian dishes at home...

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10 May

Cut above the west – Stihl Shop Westgate

Who is your local West Auckland garden maintenance guy or gal who cuts your grass, does your edges or hedges and keeps your property looking great? 

Where are these good, reliable, garden heroes? 

Let’s celebrate them...

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6 May

Importance of pre-settlement inspections for investments

Investing in a new build property can be an exciting venture for landlords, offering the allure of modern amenities and reduced maintenance. However, before finalizing the purchase of such an investment, conducting a pre-settlement inspection is crucial. At The Rent Shop Hobsonville, we understand the significance of this process in ensuring our investor clients make informed decisions and protect their interests...

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1 May

Taupaki School commemorates 125 years

Taupaki School celebrates 125 years since it first opened in 1899 - growing from a tiny schoolhouse to a thriving hub of culture, innovation and community spirit.

People are invited to an afternoon of activities at 14 Cottle Road (near the Waitakere Road intersection) on Thursday May 23 from 2pm...

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8 Jan

Light up Your lifestyle

We Kiwis are known for our laid-back lifestyles. Spending summer nights enjoying a BBQ with friends, and winter evenings huddled around firepits and pizza ovens – we make the most of our outdoor spaces. Which is why it’s so important to ensure that lighting around the exterior of your home does exactly what you need it to do...

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