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Hi neighbours, an influx of e-scooters have stopped people going to the shops. With more rideshare companies coming to Auckland, the Blind Foundation says there is less and less space for people on footpaths. People have fallen over, been hit and are thinking twice about going to the shops because … View moreHi neighbours, an influx of e-scooters have stopped people going to the shops. With more rideshare companies coming to Auckland, the Blind Foundation says there is less and less space for people on footpaths. People have fallen over, been hit and are thinking twice about going to the shops because they are scared. What do you think and why?
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I just received this from Countdown:
"We’re writing with good news. From 1 July, the government’s changes to single-use plastic carrier bags come into effect, which we think is great!
We (and the environment!) love when you bring your reusable bags when you shop with us, but know that … View moreI just received this from Countdown:
"We’re writing with good news. From 1 July, the government’s changes to single-use plastic carrier bags come into effect, which we think is great!
We (and the environment!) love when you bring your reusable bags when you shop with us, but know that sometimes you’ll forget or get caught short.
That’s why at checkouts we’re replacing our Use Me Again bags with paper bags in-store from 1 July. Our 20c paper bags are made with sustainably sourced paper from Forest Stewardship Council certified forests, and are 100% recyclable. Or choose our $1 Bag for Good. Wear it out, bring it back and we’ll replace it for FREE!
You’ve already shown how committed you are to helping protect the environment. Thanks for your support as we make even more changes for the better.
Regards,
The team at Countdown"
Just an observation, the Warehouse use fully compostable bags and they cost 15 cents - it used to be 10 cents for plastic ones. The compostable bags can be used for a lot longer than the paper bags (which rip so easily).
So why would Countdown charge 20 cents for a paper bag?
I love paper bags but to charge 20 cents for them, when previously when we were all using plastic bags with our groceries, they didn't charge us at all - well not until it became a serious Eco issue, then they charged us.
We got fish. Potato fritters & chips from THE TASTE OF ORIENT Lincoln Road Henderson. Who knows when they last changed their oil. The food was disgusting we could not eat it & after a few bites we have a fowl oil taste left in our mouths. The food looked dark. The fish inside was even … View moreWe got fish. Potato fritters & chips from THE TASTE OF ORIENT Lincoln Road Henderson. Who knows when they last changed their oil. The food was disgusting we could not eat it & after a few bites we have a fowl oil taste left in our mouths. The food looked dark. The fish inside was even dark. I phone them & she said I just cook it when you come in it not over cook. No one ever complained. She could not understand I was COMPLAINING I ended up hanging up on her she couldn’t have given a dam. Will never go anywhere near there again.
Titirangi could lose its famed chickens as Auckland Council looks into options to control their population. Should Titirangi be rid of the chickens or should the iconic village pets stay?
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E-learning: Available from 22 … View moreKalandra Education Group are the only facility focused on Aged Care Education. We offer the NZC in Health & Wellbeing Mental Health & Addiction Support (Lvl 4) and Dementia (Lvl 4)
Next intake: 15 July (face to face night, day and blended options)
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Hi Neighbours, A survey of members of the Automobile Association, has found 51 per cent oppose new cycle lanes if they reduce roadspace for cars, on-street parking or berms. There's a more mixed view about bus lanes. Do the findings in the following story reflect your view ?
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