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Hi Neighbours, I am looking for couch/sofa cushions (Seat and back) to up cycle and practice upholstery on. I don't want the couch/sofa frame though. Prefer feather cushions but foam base cushion will work too. Doesn't matter what condition the fabric is in, as I will be taking it off, … View moreHi Neighbours, I am looking for couch/sofa cushions (Seat and back) to up cycle and practice upholstery on. I don't want the couch/sofa frame though. Prefer feather cushions but foam base cushion will work too. Doesn't matter what condition the fabric is in, as I will be taking it off, just as long as the cushions are clean. Thanks
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Kia kaha… View moreGood evening !
Just checking in to see how each of you have been doing this week ?
Please know you are not alone . Please know that there are people around you who care.
PLEASE KNOW I AM HERE FOR YOU
If you're struggling and need to chat send me a message through Neighbourly.
Kia kaha !
Kevin ~ Local Community Atheist
Hi Neighbour,
We’re all pretty well-versed in securing our homes when we head out the door to work, the shops, or a walk around the block. Locking the doors and setting the house alarm is second nature to many of us. But sometimes we aren’t quite so cautious when it comes to our online … View moreHi Neighbour,
We’re all pretty well-versed in securing our homes when we head out the door to work, the shops, or a walk around the block. Locking the doors and setting the house alarm is second nature to many of us. But sometimes we aren’t quite so cautious when it comes to our online security, which protects many of our personal and business assets.
Although no one is immune - don't waste another minute worrying that your business might become a target. Instead, get clued up on a few easy steps you can take to keep yourself and your business safe.
Why not give your business a cyber security risk assessment or ensure you have secured your website - it’s simple and we can help.
Digital Boost is here to guide you through protecting yourself online - doing so may save you a lot of time and stress in the future. We've got simple-to-follow videos on everything from software updates to password authentication and phishing.
Safeguarding your business is time well spent, so arm yourself with the knowledge today!
The team at Digital Boost
Peter Williams reports a natural cream that supports his joints and helps to keep him active.
“When I get up in the morning, I want to know that my joints are healthy, flexible and ready for the day.”
“I recommend Koru FX cream by Koru Nutrition. It’s New Zealand made, natural, fast … View morePeter Williams reports a natural cream that supports his joints and helps to keep him active.
“When I get up in the morning, I want to know that my joints are healthy, flexible and ready for the day.”
“I recommend Koru FX cream by Koru Nutrition. It’s New Zealand made, natural, fast acting and long lasting. It has become NZ’s #1 fastest growing topical joint and muscle support cream and I can see why.”
“Ask for Koru Nutrition’s Koru FX cream next time you’re in the pharmacy and try it for yourself.”
Older Smeg dishwasher to give away. Still works but doesn’t clean that well. Contactless pick up Kohimarama
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An update on the Thermomix Raffle for our Pink Ribbon Fundraiser. There are less than 30 tickets available to get in the draw. Ticket sales close this Tuesday, 2 November at midday, or when the last tickets are sold, whichever comes first. We anticipate them being sold out before … View moreHello Neighbours
An update on the Thermomix Raffle for our Pink Ribbon Fundraiser. There are less than 30 tickets available to get in the draw. Ticket sales close this Tuesday, 2 November at midday, or when the last tickets are sold, whichever comes first. We anticipate them being sold out before tomorrow morning. Draw will be held by live Stream on Wednesday at 2PM by a JP.
If you would like to support the cause you can purchase a ticket ‘Be in to win a Thermomix TM6’. $20 per ticket limited to 249 tickets. We appreciate you helping us to raise funds for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ, enabling them to continue to support Kiwis with breast cancer and save lives!
You can purchase a ticket from here: (cut and paste to your browser):
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Kia ora neighbours. It’s still easy to get a Covid-19 test or vaccination, even over Labour Weekend.
On Friday, the Government announced the Auckland, Waitematā and Counties Manukau DHBs would need to have vaccinated 90 per cent of their eligible populations before the Auckland region can leave… View moreKia ora neighbours. It’s still easy to get a Covid-19 test or vaccination, even over Labour Weekend.
On Friday, the Government announced the Auckland, Waitematā and Counties Manukau DHBs would need to have vaccinated 90 per cent of their eligible populations before the Auckland region can leave lockdown.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health is asking residents in New Lynn, Bayswater, Rosedale and Redvale to get tested if they are unwell, due to a concerning number of cases in those areas.
We’ve put together a list of all the vaccine and testing centres that are open for all or part of the long Labour Weekend. Click 'read more' for the list.
In St Heliers I went to the Westpac Bank this morning, then to the BNZ. Neither banks produce receipts for you any more. The Westpac bank offers you a language option, (including Maori) a bill pay option but NO option for taking out cash.
It offers you a "start without card." It offers … View moreIn St Heliers I went to the Westpac Bank this morning, then to the BNZ. Neither banks produce receipts for you any more. The Westpac bank offers you a language option, (including Maori) a bill pay option but NO option for taking out cash.
It offers you a "start without card." It offers you a "bill payment" option, but it did not give me to access my money.
The BNZ last month shortchanged me by $100.00 of a $600 withdrawal. They took over 3 weeks to rectify it.
I assisted an elderly an elderly woman 3 days ago with depositing money and there was NO facility to get a receipt at the BNZ. The option is written there, but there is no connection when you press for that. It is a complete impossibility to get a receipt, which is just plain wrong in my view. For a deposit, you get no proof!
Last Christmas I was charged $10 in December for my BNZ annual card fee (read Annual) then in January I was charged it again. When I rang, the girl said blithely "OH yes ... computing error", and when I asked if they had been a flurry of people who had noticed she was confident "no-one to my knowledge has noticed". Which when you consider if they only have 500,000 customers at $10.00 charged brings them in $5 million dollars. For a computer clitch of $10.00!!
You can't see anyone at a bank anymore.
You can't get a receipt.
You can't get your money out
They overcharge you on fees.
They shortchange on withdrawals.
Anyone else smelling something rotten in the banking world? IN New Zealand?
Read Adele Fergusan for what went wrong in Australia for an enlightening expose of the corruption in banking in Australia.
And remember most of our banks are Australian owned. Just an an added germ of joy to add to this whole saga of subterfuge by the Westpac and BNZ in St Heliers.
Every day, in neighbourhoods across New Zealand, 1 in 5 Kiwi kids are missing out on the essentials and opportunities they need to thrive.
Hundreds of children are waiting to be connected with a sponsor. For just $50 a month, you can make a meaningful difference by giving a child access to … View moreEvery day, in neighbourhoods across New Zealand, 1 in 5 Kiwi kids are missing out on the essentials and opportunities they need to thrive.
Hundreds of children are waiting to be connected with a sponsor. For just $50 a month, you can make a meaningful difference by giving a child access to essentials like clothing, bedding, shoes and stationery, as well as the opportunity to attend school trips. Become a Kiwi Kid Sponsor and change a child's life today.
We are needing to move out and have already brought a new fridge for our new place. This was brought from harvey norman when we moved into this property and hasn't moved and us in good condition.
Wallace Cotton sarong, tablecloth, picnic rug - so many uses. New and unused. Soft blue & white.
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