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Wednesday, 21 April 2021, 4:27 pm | Splice Group This Friday, on the 23rd of April, team members and volunteers from Splice, Lifewise
and Merge Cafe will hand out ANZAC Biscuits baked by Merge Café volunteers. Nearly
500 ANZAC biscuits will be given to passers-by at three city-centre locations – . More
Wednesday, 21 April 2021, 3:37 pm | Splice Group This Friday, on the 23rd of April, team members and volunteers from Splice, Lifewise
and Merge Cafe will hand out ANZAC Biscuits baked by Merge Café volunteers. Nearly
500 ANZAC biscuits will be given to passers-by at three city-centre locations – . More
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This Friday, on the 23rd of April, team members and volunteers from Splice, Lifewise and Merge Cafe will hand out ANZAC Biscuits baked by Merge Café volunteers. Nearly 500 ANZAC biscuits will be given to passers-by at three city-centre locations – Karangahape Road, the Queen St/Wellesley St intersection, and Freyberg Square.
“Every day on Karangahape Road, Lifewise Merge Cafe receives the love and support of the community. This Friday, to mark ANZAC Day, we want to share this love beyond our humble café. It’s our way of saying ‘thank you’ to the amazing generosity we receive from Aucklanders,” said Manu Kahlon, Manager of Lifewise Merge Café.
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Auckland central’s city library will be closed due to roof remediation until further notice. (File photo) Auckland Council’s Mirla Edmundson said the library was a “safe, warm environment for everyone during the colder months”. The group Feed the Homeless Auckland holds monthly support events with the library, handing out essential items such as blankets, sleeping bags, hot meals and drinks. Group member Tomasz Kurzdiel said if remediation were to extend outside the building, a new venue will have to be found. “The biggest hit will be to our friends as they see it as a safe haven, away from prying eyes of the public, some of which give them a hard time,” said Kurzdiel.