Sandringham, Auckland

Let's get familiar!

Let's get familiar!

Introduce yourself on the Know Thy Neighbour page.

Got something to swap or sell?

Got something to swap or sell?

Head to Market if you need to buy or list uniforms, books or bikes.

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286 days ago

Pallet Xmas trees 1400x940,1100x610,800x600,530x400 sizes

Rosalind from Grey Lynn

Green or unpainted - your choice, Christmas trees.
All sizes will fit in a car.
All money goes to charity.
Contact Roz on stephens_roz@hotmail.com.

Negotiable

287 days ago

Top tips for Christmas shopping

Brian from Mount Roskill

Stressed about the pre-Christmas shopping rush? Here are 7 top tips to make gift buying a breeze, plus your rights when things don't go to plan.
1. Watch out for sale prices
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Are you tempted by a “sale” price that looks too good to miss? Check you’re getting a … View more
Stressed about the pre-Christmas shopping rush? Here are 7 top tips to make gift buying a breeze, plus your rights when things don't go to plan.
1. Watch out for sale prices
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Are you tempted by a “sale” price that looks too good to miss? Check you’re getting a genuine bargain before handing over your cash. Do a quick online comparison of prices on other retailers’ websites to see whether it’s the best price on offer. Sales are so common at some retailers that discounts aren’t always what they’re cracked up to be.
2. Get an exchange card
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Not sure your gift will get a glowing reception? To avoid it gathering dust in someone’s wardrobe or being “re-gifted”, ask the store for an exchange card so the recipient can swap the unloved item for something else. Not all stores offer exchange cards, but they may still be willing to do an exchange.
3. Avoid gift cards
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Gift cards are the go-to option if you’re short on time or ideas. But before you buy, check whether the card has an expiry date. Cards with short expiry dates mean they could become worthless before they can be redeemed. You could always consider giving cash instead – it doesn’t come with any expiry date. Check out our campaign to end unfair gift card expiry dates.
4. Avoid extended warranties
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If you’re offered an extended warranty with your purchase, don’t waste your money. You’ll probably be paying for protection you already have under the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA). The CGA requires goods to be of acceptable quality. The retailer must put things right when a product doesn’t measure up.
5. Ignore pressure tactics
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“Hurry, last items in this size.” “Limited stock.” “Ten other people are looking at this.” Treat these claims with the scepticism they deserve. They’re pressure tactics that tempt you to head to the checkout without delay. Don’t let them sway you into making a purchase you could end up regretting.
6. Watch out for credit traps
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Is your shopping budget running thin? Many retailers will be more than happy to offer you credit with an interest-free period. But think carefully before signing up – these offers may be interest-free but rarely fee-free. You’ll usually have to pay a fee to set up the deal, and you can also be stung with default fees if you miss payments.
Missed payment fees can also apply if you sign up with services such as Afterpay and Laybuy. With these payment options, you get your goods immediately and pay off the price in instalments. But they’re not currently covered by credit or layby laws, and you don’t have the same right to cancel if you change your mind.
7. Remember that mistakes happen
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Check your bank statements and receipts to make sure you haven’t been overcharged. If you spot an error, immediately contact the retailer and ask it to fix the problem.
What the law says
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The Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) applies to all traders that advertise or sell to Kiwi consumers, even if the company is based abroad. The CGA covers all items bought from a trader for personal use. It doesn’t matter if you purchased the product or received it as a gift.
The CGA requires that goods:
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are of acceptable quality
are fit for purpose
match the advertised descriptions
will be priced reasonably (if no price or pricing systems have been agreed upfront)
will be delivered on time or within a reasonable time if the supplier arranges delivery
will be owned by the customer once purchased.
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www.consumer.org.nz...
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287 days ago

NZQA approved Business programme. No course fees!

Winston from Sandringham

Here is a great course for those who would like to acquire knowledge and skills to lead a team successfully or become an effective team member.

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288 days ago

Room to Rent

Chandra from New Windsor

I have a sunny double bedroom fully Furnished, suitable for anon-smoker, working female please leave your number if you are interested. I will PM you

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288 days ago

Room to Rent

Chandra from New Windsor

I have a sunny double bedroom fully Furnished, suitable for anon-smoker, working female please leave your number if you are interested. I will PM you

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288 days ago

Feature wall dos and don’ts

The Team from Resene ColorShop Mt Eden

Switch it up your place with fresh new looks that are high on impact and low on cost with Resene paints.

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288 days ago

Win a family vacation to the Solomon Islands

Stuff NZ

Get ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime! You could be the lucky winner of a mesmerising 4-night getaway to the breathtaking Solomon Islands sponsored by the film Migration and thanks to our friends at Solomon Airlines – all exclusively for our subscribers! Terms and conditions apply.
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Get ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime! You could be the lucky winner of a mesmerising 4-night getaway to the breathtaking Solomon Islands sponsored by the film Migration and thanks to our friends at Solomon Airlines – all exclusively for our subscribers! Terms and conditions apply.

What’s included?
Return flights for a family of 4 from Auckland to Munda, Solomon Islands via Solomon Airlines, a 4-night stay in a family bungalow at Zipolo Habu Resort, the use of kayaks, paddleboards, and snorkelling equipment, and return Munda Airport transfers are all provided by the accommodation.

Don't miss your chance to turn your dreams into reality. Your ticket to paradise is just a click away! Enter now.

The team at Stuff
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288 days ago
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288 days ago

Storage Cubes

Santhi from Mount Albert

1X Collapsible storage
5X single storage cubes
2X storage cube with lid

Pick up from Jersey Avenue, Mt Albert

Price: $15

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288 days ago

Cutlery trays and 3 Tier shelf

Santhi from Mount Albert

Expandable cutlery tray , plastic cutlery tray and tier shelf
Pick up from Jersey Avenue, Mt Albert

Price: $15

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288 days ago

Mags school Junior Uniform

Santhi from Mount Albert

2X Shirts size 18 $15 each -SOLD
2X Skirts size 14 - $15 each
PE Top size M- $15 -SOLD
PE Short size XL -$15
Jersey size XL -$40
Rain Jacket size L - $45

Pick up from Jersey Avenue, Mt Albert

Negotiable

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289 days ago

Three step ladder

Santhi from Mount Albert

Pick up from Mt Albert

Price: $50

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289 days ago

Laundry baskets and drying rack

Santhi from Mount Albert

Pick up from Mt Albert

Price: $30

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289 days ago

George Foreman healthy cooking grill

Santhi from Mount Albert

Item is in good condition
Pick up from Mt Albert

Price: $30

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289 days ago

2 Seater Leather Recliner Sofa

Santhi from Mount Albert

2 Seater leather recliner sofa used there are some wear and tear as shown in the photos.
Recliners works perfect no issues.
Pick up from Mt Albert

Free

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