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08 Nov 2019 David Seymour MP (Act) Nov 08, 2019
08 Nov 2019 2019 Charity Golf Day Nov 08, 2019 Your invitation to the Annual Rotary North Harbour Charity Golf Day Rotary North Harbour would love to have you and your team take part in this year’s charity event, to be held on Friday 8 November, at Helensville Golf Club. Partners Life, a generous supporter of Rotary activities, is again our principal sponsor, and we appreciate the additional sponsorship provided by Babich Wines and You Travel Mairangi Bay This year I AM HOPE, the charity formed by Mike King, will be the primary recipient of funds raised. I AM HOPE is the counselling funding branch of the Key to Life Charitable Trust, and through your participation in this event we will assist them to provide free and timely counselling for kids throughout New Zealand – enabling young Kiwis to access professional help as and when they need it. So far I AM HOPE has helped over 1,600 Kiwi kids access help from 450 practitioners. For more information, visit https://www.iamhope.org.nz The format is Ambrose. If you don’t have a Golf NZ handicap, no worries, we’ll give you one. There’ll be prizes for a hole in one, longest and straightest drive and nearest the pin. We’ll provide a pre-match snack, and buffet dinner after. We’ll also run a couple of auctions, some quick fire raffles and have some spot prizes. You are guaranteed a fun day. So, please complete the attached entry form and return to leverne@xtra.co.nz and we will book your slot and confirm your participation with further details. Looking forward to hearing from you. Happy golfing. Garry Le Verne Rotary North Harbour Phone: 027 497 6082 Mark Harris Rotary North Harbour Phone: 027 688 9836
15 Nov 2019 Miranda Pritchard MIXT NZ Made Nov 15, 2019 Miranda Pritchard and Marc Knott opened the first branch of MIXT in Kingsland in February 2004 and a second in Devonport in 2019. MIXT currently stocks contemporary New Zealand made design, jewellery and gifts. MIXT also offers affordable and stylish lighting and homewares. We only sell products made in New Zealand and now represent over 100 makers! The 2004 version of MIXT combined vintage mid-century furniture and collectables and NZ made art and design. This combination inspired the naming of the store and also reflected Marc’s career as an antique/second-hand dealer and Miranda’s background and interest in NZ art and crafts.
29 Nov 2019 Ben Stallworthy- Auckland Co-ordinator The story of the Remembrance Army and how we may help. Nov 29, 2019 Remembrance Army :Protecting and remembering New Zealand’s military past service people. Over 350,000 men and women have left our shores to do their duty. Many did not return. Those who did return went back to their former lives, yet their service and contribution should not be forgotten. Our goal is that every service grave in New Zealand is restored to the same as their comrades overseas, maintained to the same standards or better as the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Ours is a simple mission. We recognise the contributions that those who have gone before us have made. Ben is the Auckland co-ordinator and will tell the story of the Remembrance Army and how we may help.
06 Dec 2019 Ruth Jackson Opportunities for community involvement Dec 06, 2019 Elected to the Devonport Takapuna Local board at the last local government elections. Ruth will be the first woman to chair the board when she takes over that role early in 2020. She will be talking about projects in the board area and opportunities for community involvement.
31 Jan 2020 Nia Oxburgh New Zealand Red Cross Jan 31, 2020
21 Feb 2020 Georgia Sheehan Adventures in Cambodia Feb 21, 2020
21 Feb 2020 Steve Mouldey The Age School Feb 21, 2020
28 Feb 2020 Greg Moyle Speaking about The War memorial in France for NZ WW1 soldiers Feb 28, 2020 Greg is the founding Director of Financial Planning NZ Ltd, now known as OnePlan, and he was responsible for the company's creation. After graduating as an Accountant in 1975, Greg was employed in a number of accountancy-related roles before joining the NZ Police in 1980. Whilst there, he studied law at Auckland University. He left the Police in 1984 to teach accounting at the University of Auckland and to complete his law degree. In 1986, Greg joined the Department of Justice as a senior investigating accountant in the corporate fraud unit. He joined IPD Securities in 1987 as a senior financial planner, and over the next five years he became that company's most successful adviser. In 1992, Greg was selected as financial planner of the year, and in the same year he left IPD Securities to carry out a long-cherished goal of establishing his own practice - New Zealand Financial Planning. Greg founded NZFP, which eventually became a nation-wide company. In 2014 Greg decided to exit NZFP to concentrate on his Auckland-based practice, and in doing so rebranded his business as Financial Planning New Zealand Ltd (FPNZ). In 2018 the company was again rebranded to OnePlan, to reflect the core focus of the business – planning for retirement. Greg taught accounting at the University of Auckland and Unitec from 1984 to 2012. He is a member of Financial Advice New Zealand and is both a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and a Certified Life Underwriter (CLU). He has been an expert witness for both court and disciplinary matters relating to the giving of financial advice. He has always been, and continues to be, actively involved with a myriad of charity and community organisations and projects. He is a Past-President of the Rotary Club of Downtown Auckland (2004/2005), former Chair of the Western Bays Community Board (1989-91), and Past-President of the Mt Albert Grammar School Old Boys’ Association. He was a Trustee of the Leukaemia and Blood Cancer Society for 20 years and was a Director of Radio Lollipop for 10 years. He is currently on the Heart of the City Board of Trustees. Greg is still active in Rotary and was selected to lead the Rotary District 9920 GSE Team to Chile in 2009. He was an Assistant Governor of D9920 between 2012-2014 and has been Chair of the Mt Albert Grammar School Board of Trustees since 2006. He retired as a Major in the 3rd Auckland (Countess of Ranfurly’s own) and Northland Battalion of the NZ Army. During his 37 years’ service he has been awarded the Efficiency Decoration (ED) bar and clasp; and has deployed to the Solomon Islands (2005) and East Timor (2006), as well as an attachment with the British Army in 1983. Greg a founding Trustee and past Chair of the NZ Memorial Museum Trust - Le Quesnoy and, as a current Trustee, is actively involved in the establishment of the Museum and Visitor Centre in the French town of Le Quesnoy, the scene of the last battle of WW1 involving the NZ Division. He was an Auckland City Councillor, representing the inner-city Western Bays Ward, and was Chairman of the Auckland City Arts, Culture and Recreation Committee prior to the amalgamation of the Auckland City Council. He is also a former member of and was Finance spokesperson for the Waitemata Local Board between 2010 and 2016. After many years in the financial planning industry, Greg still enjoys helping people to help themselves and is a firm believer in New Zealander's need to plan to ensure their future financial wellbeing. Greg believes he can provide this security to his clients by assisting them to adopt a sane, sound, sensible approach to the creation and protection of wealth.
28 Feb 2020 Bowls evening at Mairangi Bay Bowling Club. Feb 28, 2020 5:30 PM 11-13 Ramsgate terrace Mairangi Bay. This is always a fun night out. Bowls on loan, coaching available, cash bar, delicious dinner. Lock it in now.
06 Mar 2020 An evening with the animals at Auckland Zoo. Mar 06, 2020 Details to follow ....
06 Mar 2020 Kim Glanfield TBC Mar 06, 2020
08 Mar 2020 Bric-a-brac sale at Browns Bay market. Mar 08, 2020 From very early until sold out. Collect your saleable goods now. Remember that whilst we can’t sell big stuff, Red Cross Refuge centre would welcome these larger household goods. Start that Swedish Death cleaning NOW! Remember BIG stuff and bedding can be offered to Red Cross to help them get migrants established in their homes.