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Thinking of moving toTe Atatu Peninsula to live or do business?
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Celebrating Women Dinner
Jo Seagar's Cooking Demonstration is at Henderson Intermediate School on Sat 27th November. One morning and one afternoon show. Cost $50 Link
Get involved to support the West Auckland Hospice through these great events. To book Link
Get Networking
Welcomes:
To Jun Cao, of Sam's Roast, opening soon at 1/570 Te Atatu Rd. Phone 8346638.
To Andrew Gous, of WebMate Ltd, at 9 Murray Rd. Phone 8346925. Link
To new members, Mary-Anne Booth and Michael Shortall, from Taipari Cottage Guest Accommodation, 60 Taipari Rd. Phone 8344002. Link
To Suzanne Clark, Family Law Barrister, now at 4/554 Te Atatu Rd. Ph 8348139.
To Kim Keys and Monica Tan, who have opened Peninsula Law, at 582 Te Atatu Road. Phone 8345389. Link
To Donna and Mark Anderson-Jones of Quadramedia Ltd, Web Design and marketing services, of 18 Taioma Cres. Phone 8349010. Link
To Dee Carlier, of Body Massage, phone 8343703.
Also to Grant Cole, of Pelago Productions Ltd, 8347133.
To Dan Ballard, of CyberHub now on the Peninsula. Ph 9734234. Link
Community Garden on the Peninsula
A team of local enthusiasts have started work on a Community Garden based at the Community Police Station on Te Atatu Rd. Everyone is welcome to come and assist this great new venture. LinkWhat is a Customer?
- A customer is the most important person ever to enter this shop or office, in person or by phone or mail.- A customer is not dependent on us; we are dependent on them.
- A customer is not an interruption to us; they are the purpose of our work.
- We are not doing the customer a favour by serving them - they are doing us a favour by giving us the opportunity to serve them.
- A customer is not someone to argue or match wits with. Nobody ever won an argument with a customer.
- A customer is a person who brings their wants to us; and it is our job to handle them profitably, to them and ourselves.
- A customer is an endangered species, of unknown habitat. Look after them, or you may not have many more.
Te Atatu Peninsula Business Association Inc welcomes you to our website. We are celebrating "The Dawn of a New Business Era" in a rejuvenated Peninsula, with the support of the town centre businesses and the Waitakere City Council, through the Business Development District (BID) formal agreement.
We invite you to enjoy great shopping in an amazing village, and to explore the natural beauty and leisure facilities, great schools and churches in the "Best in the West" place to live.
Mid-Winter Promotion Winners Announced
with more than 40 shops participating and over 2,000 entries. Greatest number of entries were received from Supa Fruit Shop, followed by Hammer Hardware, Thai Peninsula restaurant and Te Atatu Menswear.
The winning ticket with vouchers to the value of $1,000, was from John Luong, a customer at Hammer Hardware; second to Renee Zhang, from The Servo; and third to Mrs Hewitt, from Unichem Pharmacy. Congratulations to all our winners.
Right: John with Parin at Hammer Hardware.
Right: Second place winner Renee and York at The Servo;
Left: Third place winner Mrs Hewitt with Barbara (left) and Emma at Unichem.
Business Presentation Awards
A Business presentation Award has been made to Kim and Monica at Peninsula Law, 582 Te Atatu Rd. Phone 8345389.Photo left shows Association Chair David Windler presenting the award to Kim and Monica, at the August Breakfast Network. Well done.
A Business Presentation Award has been made to Dez Paulse of the new Te Atatu Traders and Electrical store, at 578 te Atatu Rd, which re-opened on Saturday 30 July. Well done. Right: Dez and Ray Paulse.
Cool Heads Awards
The Town Centre has been subject to several robberies and shop-lifting inceidents in recent months, which is not our usual experience, and not something we are willing to tolerate. Fortunately one of those carrying out such a robbery has now been arrested and will be prosecuted. 
It is a very harrowing experience for staff when someone demands money or threatens with a gun or other violence. Awards were recently presented
to two of our very worthy staff who managed this threat with a "Cool Head" avoiding any personal or related harm. We think you are great. Photo left shows awardee Cheryl, of Postshop with Sangeeta and Sushma.
Photo right shows awardee Shannon, of VideoEzy with Palak and Paresh.
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Stop Tagging Our PlaceWith the support of Council and Corrections all tagging in the rear of the shopping centre has been cleared and a new coat of paint applied. This has made a great difference to the quality of our shopping centre. Our thanks to those who did the hard yards. More |
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Local News
2010 AGM
The 2010 AGM of the Te Atatu Peninsula Business Association Inc will be held on September 15th, at 6.00pm at Luscious Food Store, 547 Te Atatu Rd. All members and local business representatives are invited to attend.Luscious Open for Dinner
Security Patrols
We are grateful to the team at Arrow Security for very effective security patrols through the Town Centre. All businesses may come into the special security deal at $10 +Gst per week for routine checking of your premises. Link
