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We are moving and as such got quite a lot of women's, men's and kids clothes and as well there are some footwears (men's, women's and kid's) all in good condition.
If you would like to have a look and pick up, please message me on 0212125596 to arrange a date … View moreHi Guys,
We are moving and as such got quite a lot of women's, men's and kids clothes and as well there are some footwears (men's, women's and kid's) all in good condition.
If you would like to have a look and pick up, please message me on 0212125596 to arrange a date and time....thanks.
Meeting an ever increasing need in our communities, Christmas Box provides more than just food, it brings a reminder that people care. By alleviating some of the pressure families feel, especially in the time of inflation and cost-of-living, a Christmas Box sparks hope that goes beyond Christmas.
… View moreMeeting an ever increasing need in our communities, Christmas Box provides more than just food, it brings a reminder that people care. By alleviating some of the pressure families feel, especially in the time of inflation and cost-of-living, a Christmas Box sparks hope that goes beyond Christmas.
Don’t wait for December, it’s time to start thinking about how you can help today!
For just $40 a box, you can give the gift of hope and 100% of your donation will go to families who are doing it tough this year. Your generosity makes a difference.
Have you ever tried to look for a new power plan to end up stuck, super confused by all the specific lingo that’s used? Things like kWh, standard vs. low users, or free hours of power? Don’t get us started on controlled and anytime meters!
If you’re unsure of some of these terms, it … View moreHave you ever tried to look for a new power plan to end up stuck, super confused by all the specific lingo that’s used? Things like kWh, standard vs. low users, or free hours of power? Don’t get us started on controlled and anytime meters!
If you’re unsure of some of these terms, it really won’t help you feel confident in comparing different plans. We don’t want to see our Neighbours get tripped up and stuck with a big bill this chilly season!
So to help you, we’ve put together a list of all the power terminology that you need to know!
Hey all!
Putting my feelers out there again,
If anyone knows of 3 or 4 bedroom rental properties for lease or about to become available for rent in the area it would be very much appreciated if I could get some info to get in touch - all surrounding areas too, Blockhouse Bay, Lynfield, … View moreHey all!
Putting my feelers out there again,
If anyone knows of 3 or 4 bedroom rental properties for lease or about to become available for rent in the area it would be very much appreciated if I could get some info to get in touch - all surrounding areas too, Blockhouse Bay, Lynfield, Hillsborough, Mt Albert, Mt Roskill, Three Kings, Royal Oak, Onehunga, Avondale, New Lynn etc
2 Adults and 2 School aged children 11 and 8 :)
Thank you xx
I have an old neighbour in her mid 70s (and with health problems, eg she can only use one arm) on a very small pension. After Xmas I was shocked to hear that she was basically living on Chinese Noodles all the time - especially as I had just eaten a large portion of leftover ham from another … View moreI have an old neighbour in her mid 70s (and with health problems, eg she can only use one arm) on a very small pension. After Xmas I was shocked to hear that she was basically living on Chinese Noodles all the time - especially as I had just eaten a large portion of leftover ham from another neighbour (and felt quite guilty about that). Since then I'm looking after her a bit and started to bring round dinner and leftovers occasionally (I'm not exactly rich myself, but if the small guys don't help each other out …). The problem is that heating up leftovers is difficult for her with just one usable arm - so I'm looking for a free microwave for her. If anyone has one then I would appreciate if she could have it. Thanks. Markus
We are very pleased to announce that Ven Khadro, a dear and long-time friend to many at Amitabha Hospice, will be talking at Amitabha on two nights.
Details below
Amitabha Hospice is pleased to announce that Ven Khadro, a dear and long time friend of many connected with Amitabha Hospice, will be talking on two nights at Amitabha Hospice, 44 Powell Street, Avondale.
Please see details on flyer.
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Stats show inflation is heading downward and have passed the peak.
Some positive, but a battle with domestic inflation remains.
Read our latest blog on "Moving Forward", how you can tackle with the uncertain situation with the rising mortgage rates, with some lenders pushing up … View moreStats show inflation is heading downward and have passed the peak.
Some positive, but a battle with domestic inflation remains.
Read our latest blog on "Moving Forward", how you can tackle with the uncertain situation with the rising mortgage rates, with some lenders pushing up their fixed interest rates today.
Next OCR update: 16th August 2023
Next CPI update: 17th October 2023
Engage with us if you wish to have free 10 min consultation on your mortgage arrangements.
The government's Road to Zero project seeks to set speed limits at 30kph in suburban streets across New Zealand. Do you think this is a good idea?
We provide aerial removal service at a competitive price. Price starts from $210 incl. GST (includes aerial removed from roof and recycling). Contact us for a free quote.
These old aerials do not only look ugly and obstructing views but also rusting away and could be damaging your roof.
Auckland Council's 21 Local Boards have come up with a three-year plan outlining key initiatives we want to focus on in your communities. Help us check if we’ve got it right! Submissions must be received by 4pm Monday 14 August.
For more information click here.
It’s your place. Your … View moreAuckland Council's 21 Local Boards have come up with a three-year plan outlining key initiatives we want to focus on in your communities. Help us check if we’ve got it right! Submissions must be received by 4pm Monday 14 August.
For more information click here.
It’s your place. Your voice.
Hi there I am looking for a breast pump on behalf of a friend if anyone has one please can pick up
It will be available from September 4 and will be made weekly.
Social Development and Employment Minister Carmel Sepuloni said the interim payment will be set at 100% of the average rent declared by Accommodation Supplement recipients in the recipients' region.
The Government said the … View moreIt will be available from September 4 and will be made weekly.
Social Development and Employment Minister Carmel Sepuloni said the interim payment will be set at 100% of the average rent declared by Accommodation Supplement recipients in the recipients' region.
The Government said the payment is targeted to people who are not being otherwise supported to pay for temporary private rental accommodation.
"We recognise the need to provide certainty to residents who are unable to return to their homes. This payment will help bridge the gap until repairs are undertaken or a decision is made on the future of their property."
Sepuloni said that after visiting areas impacted by this year's extreme weather events and speaking to those impacted it was clear "they need and deserve certainty so that they can plan, recover, and get back to a sense of normality".
"The Government has prioritised setting up this payment now, as payments from insurers for temporary accommodation start to run out and the future for some people's homes remain uncertain.
"If a longer-term solution is needed there is work underway on what that might look like. In the meantime, the interim payment will give displaced homeowners the certainty and confidence they need to plan ahead," Sepuloni said.
Eligible displaced homeowners can receive a lump-sum payment covering them from as early as June 1 this year to ensure that there is not a gap in support.
Payments aren't taxable and won't affect Working for Families and most other social assistance entitlements.
Sepuloni said the interim payment is called the North Island Weather Events – Temporary Accommodation Assistance (NIWE TAA). The Ministry of Social Development can be contacted from August 21 to book an appointment, she said.
Who is eligible
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Those who are displaced from their home which has received a red or yellow placard and they continue to face costs associated with their damaged home such as mortgage, rates and insurance.
Those who have a tenancy agreement from before July 19
Those who have earlier been receiving a temporary accommodation payment for their insurer but are no longer getting it
Those who aren't currently in Temporary Accommodation Service accommodation but are registered
Those who aren't receiving another Government payment for their temporary accommodation costs in the same property, such as the Accommodation Supplement or the Student Allowance Accommodation Benefit
What isn't covered
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Costs of commercial accommodation such as motels and hotels
Homeowners who are currently receiving payment for temporary support from their insurer. If a homeowner received an upfront lump sum from their insurer for temporary accommodation costs, they’re not eligible for NIWE TAA until their cover runs out
Homeowners who are receiving the Accommodation Supplement or the Student Allowance Accommodation Benefit
The Government said Auckland is AS Area One, Hawke's Bay is two, Gisborne is three and rural areas are four.
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Reconnect with the simple things, slow down and discover the quiet beauty of our nature in the cooler months. Be refreshed and reinvigorated by walking the trails in our green hills, indulge in some boutique retail therapy and be warmed by the welcome from our locals, sharing their homegrown … View moreReconnect with the simple things, slow down and discover the quiet beauty of our nature in the cooler months. Be refreshed and reinvigorated by walking the trails in our green hills, indulge in some boutique retail therapy and be warmed by the welcome from our locals, sharing their homegrown creativity and hospitality.
Soak in our thermal springs, be inspired by our artists and artisans, breathe in the scent of our great outdoors or savour our homegrown flavours. However you do it, come and winter our way.
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