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Brian from New Lynn
The A4-sized adhesive posters, which have been plastered across power-boxes, lamp-posts, bus-stops and speed signs, started appearing last month but have now been shared online promoting vigilante type comments from many who are fed up with crime in their community. The posters feature two … View moreThe A4-sized adhesive posters, which have been plastered across power-boxes, lamp-posts, bus-stops and speed signs, started appearing last month but have now been shared online promoting vigilante type comments from many who are fed up with crime in their community. The posters feature two different people and two different addresses. It is not clear who is behind the posters or where the information has came from but families living at the two named addresses say they are now apprehensive about what could happen. They are also frustrated the posters went up without anyone checking who lives at the addresses first. Shirley Barron and her daughter Dashir Thomas, who lives at one of the addresses, said a man from one of the posters had rented a room at their home but left in September. Thomas was confused as to why someone would go to the effort to print the posters but not visit the property first. "No one came here to check he was living here." Thomas said the family were first informed about the posters by a friend before Christmas. The friend had been removing the posters each time they appeared and the family hadn't had any problems so far. Barron said she hadn't experienced anything like this before in her 30 years of living in the area and wasn't sure what to do about it. "We didn't know what to do, whether to let sleeping dogs lie and just see if it will blow over. "Nobody has even said anything about it, like 'your name's on the street and the posters on the street', or anything about it." A woman at the second address told the the man on the other poster used to live there but doesn't any more. She didn't want to comment any further because her daughter was contacting the police about the posters. Images of one of the posters were uploaded to social media yesterday but have since been deleted.
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Spice up your Summer BBQ with Tegel Smokey Chipotle Chicken Tenders!
This simple recipe takes only 30 minutes to pull together and is guaranteed to be a hit with the kids, in-laws and neighbours. Chunky chicken tenders coated in flavoursome chipotle spices served with a delicious lemon garlic … View moreSpice up your Summer BBQ with Tegel Smokey Chipotle Chicken Tenders!
This simple recipe takes only 30 minutes to pull together and is guaranteed to be a hit with the kids, in-laws and neighbours. Chunky chicken tenders coated in flavoursome chipotle spices served with a delicious lemon garlic sour cream and parsnip and potato wedges, this will be the highlight of the barbie. Give them a go this weekend.
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Jenny from New Lynn
Dimension: 8000mmL x 4700mmW
Colour: Blue
Perfect for: Garage, Laundry, office, playroom
non-slip
Pick up at New Lynn
Price: $30
Jenny from New Lynn
Dimension: 610mmW x 1200mmL
Material: MDF timber
Indoor use: Yes
Number of shelving: 3pcs
Price: $20
Jenny from New Lynn
Tidy up your garage & storage with the 3 tier adjustable shelving unit
200kg max per shelf
9mm MDF shelf
Colour: Back
Material: Steel
Dimension: 1830mmH x 1220mmW x 610mmL: 4pcs
Pick up at New Lynn
Price: $35
Brian from New Lynn
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) spent $112,000 teaching its staff how to use fake social media profiles to get information on people. The contract with ZX Security was published to the MBIE website on the 18th December 2018, although it was signed by ZX Security and MBIE … View moreThe Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) spent $112,000 teaching its staff how to use fake social media profiles to get information on people. The contract with ZX Security was published to the MBIE website on the 18th December 2018, although it was signed by ZX Security and MBIE a year ago. The contract details elements of the workshops, and what employees are expected to learn. "The provider will deliver an advanced social media training course to Ministry workers using false personas on social media for verification and investigation purposes," the document states. Modules such as "harvesting information from social media and other sources with minimal programming knowledge" and "how to maintain multiple identities across various social networks by creating a backstory for your personas" are detailed in the contract. Employees will also be taught "systems and processes for sending and receiving anonymous messages (SMS and email)" and "how to extract meta-data from images such as GPS coordinates and device information (e.g mobile phone/camera model)". As well as maintaining false identities, MBIE staff learned how to identify people on social media by their use of language and how to "harvest information from social networks".At the end of the course, a workshop is offered. The workshop aims to have attendees "use the skills gained during the course to create a detailed dossier on a group or individual". MBIE employees in Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland are doing the courses. Class sizes are roughly 10 people, according to the contract and the course is scheduled to be completed by March 2021. A spokesperson from MBIE told NZME that the contract is still in force, but would not directly answer why employees received the training, or what it was for. ZX Security, the company running the courses, is an IT security company based in Wellington. The company was established in 2013 and specialises in security and "open source intelligence". The company website details open source intelligence training as "the techniques and tools used to conduct successful investigations over the internet". The director of ZX Security was approached for comment, but declined to speak.
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Brian from New Lynn
The men are part of a group of 48 who signed contracts with recruitment firm, National Personnel Limited or NPL. But they say another man, Peter Li - aka Wenshan Li - brought the men to New Zealand and charged huge fees - between $40,000 and $55,000. Now the men say they've had trespass … View moreThe men are part of a group of 48 who signed contracts with recruitment firm, National Personnel Limited or NPL. But they say another man, Peter Li - aka Wenshan Li - brought the men to New Zealand and charged huge fees - between $40,000 and $55,000. Now the men say they've had trespass notices issued against them and representatives of the company have taken their passports, their food, their bedding - even the toilet paper. On Monday night, Newshub was there as Police came to the property after the company issued trespass notices against the workers. The men are refusing to leave because they say they've done nothing wrong. It's led to a standoff between security and union delegates, as they tried to visit Chinese workers holed up at a South Auckland house. There are 23 men staying there - some sleeping in hallways. "It's a disgrace. It shouldn't be allowed. But until we can find better accommodation, they shouldn't be tossed out of this one," says Unite Union national director Mike Treen. "It's unfortunate but that's the situation they're in. They have nowhere else to go."
Carpenter Jian Ming Jin told in some rooms seven or eight workers are living in the same room. Some just sleep on mattresses. It's overcrowded accommodation - for which they pay their employer $150 each a week.But living in squalor is the least of their troubles - most say they've had no carpentry work in the past five months and some haven't earned a cent. Jian Ming Jin, a carpenter of 37 years, told he hasn't worked since August. "I borrowed the money to pay the agents' fee. I have parents and grandchildren to support. "I can't bring myself to tell my family what's happened here," one man says. "I have no money. I don't know what to do." NPL wants the workers out, with their lawyer Nicholas Russell saying "they are unlawfully occupying a building and new accommodation has been found". But the workers say they won't leave as they can't afford to pay rent elsewhere. Mr Russell says the reality is "if they come to the country and work dries up, there's not much they can do about it". It also disputes the workers claims - it says minimum wages have been paid. As for Immigration NZ, it's investigating the agent, Peter Li. It also says that the recruitment company is also cooperating with investigations. Police told they're investigating and want to ensure the workers' personal possessions are returned. Mr Li hasn't responded to requests for comment. A Givealittle page has been set up to help the workers with basic costs while they try and find new jobs.
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Vicki from Blockhouse Bay
Freestanding Whiteboard Easel, the legs extend up and the sides fold in so it is compact and portable, then you can either stand it on its short legs or extend them up to make it taller, there are pockets on the inside and a tray at the bottom to stash whiteboard pens or whatever else in. There is … View moreFreestanding Whiteboard Easel, the legs extend up and the sides fold in so it is compact and portable, then you can either stand it on its short legs or extend them up to make it taller, there are pockets on the inside and a tray at the bottom to stash whiteboard pens or whatever else in. There is also a clip at the top so you could put paper on it to paint. There is some marks from where whiteboard pens have leaked on the pockets and a white paint mark so not in perfect condition but still pretty good. I have two of these available, $20 each.
Pickup from Blockhouse Bay
Price: $20
Felix from New Windsor
This product is Fast Absorbing and will clump without sticking to the litter tray making it easy to clean up.
Long Lasting Odor control (Scented available)
Made from natural bean curd residue without harmful ingredients and chemicals. It is safe for both cat and family.
The Clumps are … View moreThis product is Fast Absorbing and will clump without sticking to the litter tray making it easy to clean up.
Long Lasting Odor control (Scented available)
Made from natural bean curd residue without harmful ingredients and chemicals. It is safe for both cat and family.
The Clumps are bio-degradable so it can be either directly flushed down the toilet or burned.
Price: $16.99
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