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My kids grew out of these clothes. Size 10. Some of them only wore one or twice. Excellent condition. $8 for the whole lot. Smoke free and pet free family.
Interested please text me on 021-135 3011.
Cheers.
My kids grew out of these clothes. All are in excellent condition. size 10. $12 for the whole lot. Smoke free and pet free family.
Interested, please text me on 021-135 3011.
Cheers.
My kids grew out of these clothes. All are in excellent condition. Size 10. $20 for the whole lot. Smoke free and pet free family.
Interested, please text me on 021-135 3011.
$69 ONO
Educational toy
Comes with 3 Activity Books:
PJ Masks
Paw Patrol
Read and Write
Fully functional, no issues
For pick up at Northcote
$39 ONO
Fully functional, no issues
For pick up at Northcote
SOLD
$49 ONO
Rarely used, still in a box
Fully functional, no issues
For pick up at Northcote
$59 ONO
Rarely used, fully functional
For pick-up only at Northcote
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Nice utensils helping chopping a good amount of garlics, gingers, spring onions, etc. Used very few times.
Pick up in Glenfield
DVD-R disk 23 pack. 2-hour record. 16X high speed.
Originally it has 25 packs but I've used two a while a go so 23 left.
Pick up in Glenfield
$65 ONO
Rarely used, fully functional
For pick up only at Northcote, North Shore
Auckland Transport has been criticised for spending $2.6 million on cameras to stop people illegally using Onewa Rd's transit lane, which already had 99 per cent compliance.
The ratepayer-funded organisation recently installed 68 cameras along the road, at a cost of $2.6 million, to save its … View moreAuckland Transport has been criticised for spending $2.6 million on cameras to stop people illegally using Onewa Rd's transit lane, which already had 99 per cent compliance.
The ratepayer-funded organisation recently installed 68 cameras along the road, at a cost of $2.6 million, to save its staff from having to manually enforce compliance with a camera on the side of the road, which put them at risk of being abused by angry motorists.
Auckland Transport was reviewing the way it manages all the region’s special vehicle lanes, and hoped the technology would increase efficiency to have the network operating as freely as possible.
But Kaipātiki Local Board member Paula Gillon said it was an “extraordinary” amount of money to spend on a road where the transit lane rules were adhered to by motorists 99 per cent of the time.
While it was likely the cameras would stop people from illegally using the transit lanes, Gillon believed congestion would get worse in the normal lane, as Auckland Transport had not put forward any alternative solutions.
Click 'read more' for the full story and tell us what you think should be done to improve Onewa Rd's congestion issues in the comments below.
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Got a tui in a box, need tui rescue! Im on the north shore in Auckland. Does anyone know of one
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Our poor girl has been chased away by a small tabby cat with a brown/black coat last night. Photo of YuanYuan below.
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