Positioning itself as the premiere job site for quality applicants, quality positions with great companies and the sought-after passive job seeker.  Spotjobs.co.nz is committed to working closely with its clients to become a  powerful resource in finding the right people for the right job - small enough to ensure continual communication with its partners and large enough to capture high numbers of quality job seekers.
 
Although spotjobs.co.nz is tailored to a more computer-literate demographic, the website's navigation has been designed to assist even the least internet-savvy user.
 
Spotjobs.co.nz isn't just a job search site. Visitors will find lots of other exciting interactive and promotional features. Regular competitions are planned, offering quality prizes such as Season Ski Passes, VIP tickets to Auckland events and tropical island holidays!

Spotjobs.co.nz also boasts a street team who will attend all major local events and take pictures of the partying crowd. People who have their photo taken will then win prizes if their picture is posted on the ‘Be Spotted’ section of the website.

Spot Jobs
New Zealand | p: 0800 SPOT JOBS
w: www.sportjobs.co.nz | e: info@spotjobs.co.nz

When you purchase the incredible EmerginC multi-vitamin & retinol Serum you will receive a full sized Vitamin C Cream….. valued at $138 absolutely FREE.

Vitamins A-K, licorice, balm mint, green tea, sweet almond milk, chamomile, fennel, hops, yarrow, allantoin and mimosa work together to produce fast visible results ( also no paraben’s).

What does it do for the skin…? Fights free radical damage, helps increase skin cell turnover rate, strengthens the skin tone, diminishes the appearances of damaged capillaries, hydrates, nourishes, improves skin tone and texture and can help to reduce redness associated with rosacea and skin sensitised by environment.

Vitamin C Cream…. The new Vitamin C cream now offers even better results and more flexibility of use. Containing 10% sodium ascorbyl phosphate, plus ascorbic acid, hyaluronic acid avocado oil, jojoba oil, chamomile, borage seed oil, sea buckthorn extract and maritime pine bark extract.

What does it do for the skin…? This slightly more gentle alternative to Vitamin C serum helps protect the skin from free radicals, boosts collagen production and provides the skin with a healthy radiant glow, in addition it is calming, soothing nourishing and hydrating.

For more details, call us, or visit us online!

The Pureskin Clinic
1/209 Ponsonby Road, Auckland
p: 09 361 1511 | w: www.pureskin.co.nz

Earn rewards 64% faster. American Express® Membership Rewards® with Turbo™ is turns everyday purchases into fantastic rewards before you know it.

Cannex, an independent research company, recently compared every major credit and charge card rewards programme in the country, and Membership Rewards with Turbo came out best overall. With 2 points earned for every $1 spent on the Card, Turbo rewards you faster. And to really boost your points balance, the secret is everyday spend. Weekly food shopping, petrol, power bills – day-to-day purchases actually account for the majority of our spending.

So apply today and make American Express your preferred way to pay

1. Cannex November 2007. To view the full report, visit www.americanexpress.co.nz/cannex
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Sixty-three percent of U.S. households have at least one pet (similar to here in NZ), and on their 89 million cats and 75 million dogs (1.25 million cats and 750,000 dogs in NZ), they’re spending a massive $60 Billion for pet products and services.

Pet owners worldwide annually spend an average of $400 on vet surgery, $200 on vet check ups, $300 on food, $300 on boarding, and $100 on treats and toys, totalling around one and a half thousand dollars per pet per year...

FORGIVE AND FORGET
Ever wondered why cats seem to hold grudges, while canines forgive so quickly and can be easily distracted from the task at hand? It probably has a lot to do with forgetting. According to a recent University study, dogs' memories of minor events last no longer than five minutes, while for cats' they last up to 16 hours. This might explain the protest toilet left in the lounge after you scold your moggie for jumping on the kitchen bench.

A DOG BY ANY OTHER NAME
The most popular pet names last year were Max and Buddy for Boys, Molly or Maggie for girls. 

THE CULT OF PUPPY PERSONALITY
94% of pet owners believe their pets have human personality traits. 30% say their pet is emotional or sensitive, 28% describe their pet as outgoing, 26% say their pet is inquisitive, and 20% own a stubborn pet.

PETS: THE BEST LISTENERS
Rather disturbingly Forty-five percent of pet owners say that their pets are better listeners than spouses, friends, and family members. Perhaps this is because dogs hear sounds up to 45 kHz and cats hear noises up to 64 kHz, while people only pick up sounds as high as 23 kHz. Maybe the truth lies in not reading the paper while you talk.

WHERE DOES YOUR CAT NAP?
Survey says: the bed. 47% of pet owners say their furry friends most often share a snooze on their human’s beds, while another 26% say their pets catch their zzz's on their own pet bed.

TERMS OF ENDEARMENT
Cat lovers are called ailurophiles, while cat haters are ailurophobes. A group of kittens is called a kindle, while a group of cats is a clowder.

THEY CALL IT PUPPY LOVE
56% of pet owners say it's very likely that they would risk their own lives for their pets, while 64% percent say they would expect their pets to come to their rescue if they were in distress. That seems to me to leave 44% of people pretty selfish and 8% very selfish.

Regards, Dr Alex Melrose.

VetCare Grey Lynn
408 Great North Road, Auckland
p: 09 361 3500 | e: alex@vetcare.net.nz
w: www.vetcare.net.nz

Have you checked out SmallWorlds yet? Launched on June 2nd in beta form by Auckland software developer Outsmart, SmallWorlds has a social entertainment focus and allows users to create cartoon avatars and their own room or space - as they would create a profile on social networking sites such as MySpace or Facebook.

You can create your own space within SmallWorlds as an expression of who you are as a person. You can put photos in picture frames on walls and connect these to Flickr. You can show your favourite videos on the TV, and play your favourite music on the stereo so when people visit your room, your favourite music is playing.

Auckland | June 28th

Rocking the streets Maori style in a fashion extravaganza that takes the audience from masks and body adornment to urban streetwear. E Whitu nga Whetu celebrates the breadth of talent within the creative industries. Rauru is proud to present an evening showcasing the culture of Aotearoa. 

Aotearoa| until July 5th

Matariki is the name for a small cluster of tiny stars also known as the Pleiades. It is also Maori New Year! Check out the Matariki Festival website for details of events near you!

Eden Park | June 14th

The atmosphere at Eden Park will be incredible when the All Blacks take on their international opponents, England.

The kick off is at 7.30pm, so arrive early to avoid congestion. Trains run from Britomart to Kingsland, so be sure to catch public transport where possible and make time to check out some of Kingsland's fine restaurants & bars!

Auckland | June 14th

The NZ Body Art Awards are back in Auckland and are ready to put on a colourful show. With mystical creatures, ethnic and tribal themes, fantasy, masquerade and fluorescent models hand painted and airbrushed, the body art showcases New Zealand’s clever creativity using special effects.

Auckland | June 29th

Monthly From 29 June 2008. Our first lunchtime "Diva" concert this year features students from our performance classes, directed by Carmel Carroll. A light lunch will be served from 12 noon, with the recital from 12.30pm to 1.30pm.

Mystery Creek | June 11th - 14th

Fieldays is the largest agricultural trade show, attracting more than 1,000 exhibitors and around 120,000 visitors each year.

Wellington | June 14th & 15th

In one weekend, under one roof, the NZ Job Expo brings hundreds of employers from around the nation together with job seekers. The NZ Job Expo makes it as easy as possible for you to talk face-to-face with experts about changing your lifestyle – whether it’s to find that ‘perfect’ job, move to another region, or learn new skills.

Wellington | June 21st

The Ten Tenors direct from a sell out 65 city North American tour. The August 2007 Tour of New Zealand set records when every show was completely sold out well in advance of concert dates. Click here to watch the Ten Tenors perform Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody.

The Ten Tenors also perform in Dunedin - June 13th, Christchirch - June 14th, Blenheim - June 16th & 18, Timaru - June 17th, Napier June 20th, Palmerston North - June 22nd, Tauranga - June 24th, Rotorua - June 25th, Auckland - June 27th, Hamilton - June 28th.

Christchurch | June 14th

Bring the whole family to see authors, illustrators and storytellers in action. Create your own book, enter writing and illustration competitions and watch stories brought to life by performers.

See international guests Babette Cole (UK) and Carole Wilkinson (Australia) and lots of your favourite New Zealanders such as Margaret Mahy, VM Jones and Gavin Bishop, and cheer on a team at Brian Falkner's Story Sports. Stories read aloud all day.

Catch this great event in Northland on June 14th and Auckland on June 15th!

Armed with a phenomenal band Anna is ready to show us what we've all been waiting for. Sharing the stage with Anna will be some of New Zealand's star musicians - guitarist Ned Ngatae (Hollie Smith, Dimmer), drummer Riki Gooch (Trinity Roots, Eru Dangerspiel) and bassist Chip Matthews (Opensouls, Anika Moa).

Touring until June 28th, Anna visits, Wanaka, Lyttleton, Christchurch, Tauranga, Gisborne, Wellington, Picon, Palmerston North, Taupo, New Plymouth & Mt Ruapehu.

Click here to watch Anna's TV3 interview.