Aucklanders

Auckland Tab 2-piece Window Panel Set (84 in.)-Auckland Tab 2-pi

Price: $39.99*
(Overstock Home & Garden Decor)

Accent your home decor with a pair of window panels Curtains feature a ribbed texture, giving them a wonderfully casual feel Each window treatment measures 40 inches wide x 84 inches long

Merchant: Overstock Home & Garden Decor

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3br - Comfortable home overlooks safe idyllic beach

Price: $175*
(Vacation Home Rentals)

This spacious light and airy home, perched with stunning views down over Oneroa Beach and Bay books out fast, so reserve your next New Zealand beach vacation today! Ideally located, minutes to Peninsula estate vineyard and Oneroa's cafe and restaurant scene.

Merchant: Vacation Home Rentals

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People

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There are stereotypes about residents in some parts of Auckland. These stereotypes can be a badge of honour, or an insult, depending on how they are used, and by whom.

• Westies - people living in the western suburbs of Auckland, particularly those of Waitakere City, from Henderson to the Waitakere Ranges. As a derogatory term, "westie" is similar to bogan, trailer trash or chav.
• South Aucklanders - people who live south of Auckland in Manukau City; the term is predominantly used to refer to a low socio-economic group with a high unemployment rate and a large population of Pacific Islanders, although there are a few affluent areas in South Auckland.
• East Aucklanders - residents in the eastern suburbs of Auckland City and north-east Manukau City, including a large Asian (Chinese) population in Howick and surrounding areas.
• Shoreboy/girl - someone from the North Shore. Generally perceived as 'spoilt rich kids' since the area is quite affluent. The term is somewhat analogous to the stereotype of the Valley girl in Los Angeles, though not as extreme.
• Parnell Girl - the old money equivalent of the more nouveau riche Shore Girl. Characterised by a blonde bob and expensive fashions, and parents who live in affluent inner city suburbs such as Parnell or Remuera. The stereotype is along the lines of the Sloane Ranger in London, though, again, less extreme.