KeriKeri
Aug 24th 2005, 5:45 am
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KeriKeri
Hello,
I have just moved to KeriKeri to join my partner. I would love to meet other expats living around the Bay of Islands.
Thank you.
Anisha
I have just moved to KeriKeri to join my partner. I would love to meet other expats living around the Bay of Islands.
Thank you.
Anisha
Aug 28th 2005, 7:31 am
#2
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Location: Northland, NZ
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Re: KeriKeri
Originally Posted by anisha
Hello,
I have just moved to KeriKeri to join my partner. I would love to meet other expats living around the Bay of Islands.
Thank you.
Anisha
I have just moved to KeriKeri to join my partner. I would love to meet other expats living around the Bay of Islands.
Thank you.
Anisha
Have PMed you, and bumped your post.
Sep 3rd 2005, 11:52 pm
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Location: Northants, but actually a Brummie
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Re: KeriKeri
Hi there
I'm not in KeriKeri but loved it web we visited earlier this year. Are there many admin/office/customer service jobs in that area? We loved Paihia too
I'm not in KeriKeri but loved it web we visited earlier this year. Are there many admin/office/customer service jobs in that area? We loved Paihia too
Sep 4th 2005, 3:03 am
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Re: KeriKeri
Hi,
Kerikeri is a small town with a population within 10km of 11,000. It is growing, though, with many sections of land on the market and expected to go on the market. I have looked at the local paper for this week and must say there is only one job that fits that description - whether that is typical or not, I don't know.
Paihia is even smaller, and is primarily a tourist town.
Whangarei obviously has a lot more employment on offer and a lot depends on your circumstances.
Can't help much further, I'm afraid.
Kerikeri is a small town with a population within 10km of 11,000. It is growing, though, with many sections of land on the market and expected to go on the market. I have looked at the local paper for this week and must say there is only one job that fits that description - whether that is typical or not, I don't know.
Paihia is even smaller, and is primarily a tourist town.
Whangarei obviously has a lot more employment on offer and a lot depends on your circumstances.
Can't help much further, I'm afraid.
