Mount Roskill, Auckland

589 days ago

Snow board size 4.5

Alvina from Mount Eden

Few time used.

Price: $200

590 days ago

New season clothes

Redcross Sandringham from Red Cross Shop Sandringham

Winter dressing is all about having chic outerwear. Pop up at 571 Sandringham road.

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591 days ago

SAMSUNG VS APPLE

The Team from NZ Compare

The comparison you've been waiting for! Are you team Apple or team Samsung?!

Both companies have their own strengths and weaknesses when it comes to technology and it can get pretty heated. It's always best to check before you invest - so compare the pro's and con's of … View more
The comparison you've been waiting for! Are you team Apple or team Samsung?!

Both companies have their own strengths and weaknesses when it comes to technology and it can get pretty heated. It's always best to check before you invest - so compare the pro's and con's of Samsung and Apple now with this easy guide.

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591 days ago

Zumba classes : Get fit for Winter

Adrian from New Windsor

zumba classes at christ the king school hall today,
Classes start at 7pm every tuesday..We have a awesome professional zumba instructor to conduct the classes.
Gold coin donation at gate .All are welcome bring a friend
288 richardson road.Mt roskill

591 days ago

Would you speak up?

Telecommunications Dispute Resolution

Telecommunications are an integral part of our lives, so when things go wrong it can be frustrating. Do you prefer to keep tight lipped, or are you willing to speak up?

The Telecommunications Dispute Resolution service, or TDR for short, is here to help. It’s ok to complain and we encourage … View more
Telecommunications are an integral part of our lives, so when things go wrong it can be frustrating. Do you prefer to keep tight lipped, or are you willing to speak up?

The Telecommunications Dispute Resolution service, or TDR for short, is here to help. It’s ok to complain and we encourage you to speak up and raise issues early.

For phone and internet disputes, talk to your provider first and give them a chance to sort it. If it remains unresolved or if you need some extra help, you can talk to TDR – your free and independent complaint service.

To get in touch or find out more, visit www.tdr.org.nz or freephone 0508 98 98 98.
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591 days ago

Hello Central Auckland neighbours!

IAG

We're on the ground in Auckland to assist you with your insurance claim. No need to book an appointment, simply drop by Monday to Friday from 9am to 4pm at any of the following locations:

Ranui Library - 431 Swanson Road, Ranui
Three Kings Fickling Centre - 546 Mount Albert Road, Three … View more
We're on the ground in Auckland to assist you with your insurance claim. No need to book an appointment, simply drop by Monday to Friday from 9am to 4pm at any of the following locations:

Ranui Library - 431 Swanson Road, Ranui
Three Kings Fickling Centre - 546 Mount Albert Road, Three Kings
Glenfield Library - 90 Bentley Avenue, Glenfield

For the latest updates and additional location information, please visit our Disaster Claims Hub.
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592 days ago

World Haiku Poetry Day

The Team from NumberWorks'nWords Royal Oak

Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry made of short, unrhymed lines that evoke natural imagery. Haiku can come in a variety of different formats of short verses, though the most common is a three-line poem with a 5-7-5 syllable pattern. Have a go and share your Haiku in the comments below!

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592 days ago

Commemorate Anzac Day on 25 April

Auckland Council

Remember our servicemen and servicewomen past and present by attending an Anzac Day service on Tuesday 25 April.

Visit ourauckland.nz/anzacday for a full list of services across the region.
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592 days ago

Free stuff

Adelia from Mount Roskill

Brand new unused teapot.
Used weighing scale.
Both in good condition.

Free

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592 days ago

Nissan tiida 2008 for sale

Venkata from Lynfield

Serviced in March 2023
Wof until Jan 2024
In good condition

Year - 2008
Kilometers -81000
Exterior color - Brown
Body style - Hatchback
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Serviced in March 2023
Wof until Jan 2024
In good condition

Year - 2008
Kilometers -81000
Exterior color - Brown
Body style - Hatchback
Seats - 5
Fuel Petrol
Engine size 1498cc
Transmission Automatic
Features Air conditioning,
Central locking,
Electric mirrors
Remote locking

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Price: $7,500

593 days ago

Got a small business? We've got a sale!

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Just for April we're offering a very special discount on our Premium Business Listings! Usually $399*, you can grab a Premium Listing for just $199* for the whole year.

Here's five great things a Premium Listing will get you:
- up to 40,000 neighbours living around your business to … View more
Just for April we're offering a very special discount on our Premium Business Listings! Usually $399*, you can grab a Premium Listing for just $199* for the whole year.

Here's five great things a Premium Listing will get you:
- up to 40,000 neighbours living around your business to connect
- message scheduling (set and forget!)
- improved SEO (improve your online footprint!)
- fortnightly tips and tricks from the Neighbourly team to ensure your Premium Listing works for you
- support from the Neighbourly team whenever you need it

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594 days ago

Yard Sale

Vinetta from Mount Roskill

Due to the unpredictable weather, we’re keeping things inside.
Please PM for directions.
Will update post with itemised photos.
$100 Danske Mobler entertainment centre
$100 6 seater dinner table
$5-$20 clothes: sizes S-XL
$5-$20 shoes: sizes 8-10(F) & 9-10(M)

Negotiable

594 days ago

13 ways to avoid the WINTER power bill shock

Brian from Mount Roskill

Here are some changes you can make around your home over the next few weeks to make a real difference to what you’ll pay for power this winter.
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If you’re thinking of installing insulation, prioritise the ceiling – it’s … View more
Here are some changes you can make around your home over the next few weeks to make a real difference to what you’ll pay for power this winter.
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If you’re thinking of installing insulation, prioritise the ceiling – it’s where you lose the most heat and is usually the easiest to do.

When we tested curtains, it was floor-length, heavy lined curtains that did the best job of keeping the heat in. Even when heavy lined curtains only went to the length of the windowsill, they still did a better job than floor-length thermal curtains. Thermal curtains have a plastic coating bonded to the fabric, while heavy lined have an extra layer of fabric.

In our test of window blinds, honeycomb blinds did the best job of keeping the heat in. Roman blinds were next best, followed by roller blinds then, lastly, Venetians.

Try putting rolled-up towels above your curtain rail. This hack won’t do much for the aesthetics of your home but we found it increased the performance of curtains by creating a seal at the top.

If you know you’re going to be hanging your washing inside, spin the load on the fastest speed. Every extra drop squeezed out at spinning means less evaporating into your living space.

If part of your house doesn’t get a lot of airflow and tends to be damp, consider a dehumidifier. It does a good job of drying out small spaces and acts as a heater too. You can see which models we rate on our website. Or if you already have one, make sure its filter is cleaned out and ready to be used again.

Make sure the pots you cook with have close-fitting lids so steam doesn’t escape.

A shower dome over the top of a shower will turn steam into condensation and send it down the drain.

Compare power companies at powerswitch.org.nz. We run this comparison website to help you find the best deal on power. On average, Powerswitch users save $385 a year. You fill out a quick questionnaire about your house, compare prices and then activate the move to a new company.

Consider changing the way you use power around your house. Some power plans give you cheaper off-peak power or free periods of power. So you could save by moving your major power use to these times.
If you’ve been using an LPG gas heater, make this the autumn you ditch it. They’re expensive to run and also fill the air with moisture. Heat pumps are the cheapest heater to run.

Give your heat pump filters a vacuum to make them work more efficiently. They slide out easily and once you’ve done it, you’ll notice the difference straight away.

If you’re going to buy an electric heater, look for one with a thermostat to maintain an even temperature so it’s more cost efficient.
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594 days ago

Your young Blues fan could be a special guest at the next Blues home game!

Auckland Blues

Be in to win an experience of a lifetime for your child.

As the official coin toss partner for the Blues, Stuff is giving away six experiences for kids across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland to take part in the famous ritual at the DHL Super Rugby Pacific and SKY Super Rugby Aupiki home games.

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Be in to win an experience of a lifetime for your child.

As the official coin toss partner for the Blues, Stuff is giving away six experiences for kids across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland to take part in the famous ritual at the DHL Super Rugby Pacific and SKY Super Rugby Aupiki home games.

They won't just participate in the toss but will also get to watch the game, visit the commentary box and take home a bunch of goodies.
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599 days ago

Do we need better animal welfare rules in Aotearoa?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

CDANZ estimates that around 250,000 dogs are chained up for their entire lives in Aotearoa. Animal welfare inspectors from the SPCA can do little for them and only in the most extreme cases can dogs be seized, and owners prosecuted, due to the resources involved. Do we need to have better welfare … View moreCDANZ estimates that around 250,000 dogs are chained up for their entire lives in Aotearoa. Animal welfare inspectors from the SPCA can do little for them and only in the most extreme cases can dogs be seized, and owners prosecuted, due to the resources involved. Do we need to have better welfare rules for dogs?

Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.

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