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Foodstuffs North Island And Māngere Budgeting Services Open South Auckland's First Social Supermarket - Vimarsana News

Foodstuffs North Island And Māngere Budgeting Services Open South Auckland's First Social Supermarket

The new store is named Tatou, which in te reo Māori, Samoan and Tokelauan broadly translates as meaning ‘everyone’. Groceries are provided at low or no cost, using a points system where shoppers can choose items that suit their dietary, cultural, ...

South Auckland's first social supermarket opens in Māngere - Vimarsana News

South Auckland's first social supermarket opens in Māngere

South Auckland residents will see the doors open at the first social supermarket in the area, which was opened with the help of Foodstuffs North Island and...

Business.Scoop » Foodstuffs North Island And Māngere Budgeting Services Open South Auckland's First Social Supermarket - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » Foodstuffs North Island And Māngere Budgeting Services Open South Auckland's First Social Supermarket

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Elderly residents 'very upset' as town's only bank closes - Vimarsana News

Elderly residents 'very upset' as town's only bank closes

The closure of a town's only bank has left elderly residents without vital services and business owners facing long trips by car to do their...

Source: odt.co.nz
Closure of Mangōnui's only bank leaves elderly residents 'very upset' - Vimarsana News

Closure of Mangōnui's only bank leaves elderly residents 'very upset'

The closure of the Kiwibank counter has left elderly residents without vital services and business owners facing long trips by car to do their banking.

Source: rnz.co.nz