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Seventeen-year-old sisters Tarial, Salote and Aliitasi Seuteni were busier than usual during the term one school holidays; they spent them getting up early and learning how to wire in lights and install ovens.
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After an impressive replanting effort, a 35-year old Pohutukawa tree in Aorere’s Mayflower Close has a new forever home.
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Aorere Development Progress Update - April 2021
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Mangere West Development Progress Update - April 2021
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One of the most popular stalls at Mangere Market is Pukapuka Donuts; they’ve been part of the market scene since 1998, always ready with a smile for their regulars who come every week for their fix of this Cook Island favourite.
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Mike Greer Homes is one of many experienced Kiwi builder partners bringing new homes to our community.
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The apartments popping up in Auckland’s suburbs today bear little resemblance to those of decades past.
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Ina Simpson came to New Zealand from the Cook Islands in 1974, when she was just a baby. For a Pacific Island family, the culture – and temperature – shock was immense; it’s safe to say there’s quite a marked difference between Rarotonga and Bluff.
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Check out answers to the most frequently asked questions from the latest Mangere Information Evening, hosted by our builder partner, Mike Greer Homes.
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When David Riley left Mangere College at the end of seventh form, he had no idea what he wanted to do; all he knew was that he wanted to keep on learning.
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As Mangere College finishes up its 2020 school year, principal Tom Webb talks about the school’s milestone birthday and future growth. By Penny Lewis.
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