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The Grey Lynn community is well-connected place. Many people volunteer to create the vibrant community. Their are many places that locals can gather Grey Lynn Community Centre: Grey Lynn Car Boot Market, Grey Lynn Farmers Market. Interested in community matters - join the Grey Lynn Residents Association or Business Association.

 

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AWAKENING THE DREAMER, CHANGING THE DREAM SYMPOSIUM

By | Jun 11, 2009

AWAKENING THE DREAMER, CHANGING THE DREAM SYMPOSIUM Working Locally as Global Citizens. Who we can be, and what we can do at this point in history has never been so significant and exciting. Here is a short video [4:24] you can watch that explains the Symposium Initiative http://awakeningthedreamer.org/content/view/115/135 Here are specific details about the Saturday…

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How does sustainability remain meaningful throughtough times?

By | Jun 6, 2009

“Is there is  a fraction too much friction? How does sustainability remain meaningful through  these toughening times? With tensions  and opinions as how  conservation, production, human habitation and  health integrate, the decision making processes that shape our landscapes are  changing…fast. Are we up to  the challenge, and exactly what is it that  challenge?” You are  invited…

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Earth Whisperers/Papatuanuku Documentary

By | Jun 4, 2009

Kathleen Gallagher’s latest film Earth Whisperers/Papatuanuku was shot at spectacular locations around New Zealand by acclaimed cameramen Alun Bollinger and Mike Single. This absorbing feature documentary focuses on 10 visionary New Zealanders out to prove that a shift in consciousness can heal our environment. You’ll be inspired, and never look at stinging nettle in your…

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Too cold to go shopping?

By | Jun 1, 2009

It has been a bit chilly for getting out and about. How about doing your shopping on line and support a Grey Lynn business. Toggle.co.nz was established by Grey Lynn local Esther Lamb in 2006. It is run by Esther and Shelley Simpson. Esther set out to provide a sustainable business platform for selling NZ made…

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Want to Intersect with young professionals?

By | May 28, 2009

Intersect – First Tuesday of the Month Come along to Intersect with fellow Aucklanders on the 2nd June! Meet up with some of the other movers and shakers out there that are committed to leaving a legacy behind to be proud of! Bring your ideas, musings, questions and conversation starters for an evening of socialising…

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Green Drinks

By | May 27, 2009

Cheers! You are invited to attend Auckland Green Drinks on Tuesday 2nd June from 5.30pm (straight after the long weekend). Yes, we know it’s only a week since the last one, but we have a special World Environment Day exhibition to celebrate! This event is hosted by Auckland Zoo and is a preview of Eyes…

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Mt Albert voter? – Green’s cottage meeting

By | May 12, 2009

Mt Albert Green Party have asked Pt Chev Transition Town to host a discussion with Russel Norman. The Greens are setting up a series of ‘cottage meetings’ where people can ask Russell questions about the Green campaign, and find out more about the Green party’s policy and response to current events, like the supercity. You…

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Parnell Farmers’ Market

By | Apr 22, 2009

ANZAC DAY, Saturday 25 April, the market will be open from 12 noon to 3pm Open every other Saturday  from 8am to 12noon! While the Grey Lynn Farmers’ Market is getting underway go along to the Parnell Farmers’ Market on Saturdays for a selection of fresh seasonal produce, brought to you by the producers themselves.…

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Never waste a good crisis – Rod Oram Talk

By Grey Lynn 2030 | Apr 22, 2009

Multiple crises — financial,economic and environmental – are triggering big structural shifts in business, society and politics around the world. Policymakers and corporates are scrambling to understand the changes and respond to them in effective and timely ways. Potentially, some of these shifts could be very beneficial to New Zealand. If we figure out how…

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