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Do you know that even when you switch off your devices, like the TV or coffee machine, they might still be sucking up power?
But fear not! At Power Compare, we've got the tools to help you ward off these energy thieves and SAVE money. Discover how to combat vampire power and keep your … View moreDo you know that even when you switch off your devices, like the TV or coffee machine, they might still be sucking up power?
But fear not! At Power Compare, we've got the tools to help you ward off these energy thieves and SAVE money. Discover how to combat vampire power and keep your energy bills in check.
Items in excellent condition starting at $2. Come and grab a bargain. Mostly new and used once items from $1. Selling on behalf. Young family downsizing. Scooter, Board games, scrabble monopoly, poker, x box, catering, clothing, puletasi, shoes for men and women, student desk, containers, food … View moreItems in excellent condition starting at $2. Come and grab a bargain. Mostly new and used once items from $1. Selling on behalf. Young family downsizing. Scooter, Board games, scrabble monopoly, poker, x box, catering, clothing, puletasi, shoes for men and women, student desk, containers, food covers, birdcage, exercise equipment, DVD’s, soldering iron etc, avocado plant. Fridge also for sale but at another location. Will hold sale almost daily until everything is gone hopefully before school commences. Pic doesnt do justice. Unit 4/116 Richardson Rd, Mt Albert. Viewing by arrangement. Text 027 5529058. FIFS. No holds, no time to respond to individual questions online. Come see for yourself
Dear neighbours, our readers love learning things from other readers, so we're looking for recipes for pumpkin to feature in the magazine. Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by January 26, 2024. Every published recipe wins a copy of the March issue of NZ Gardener.
Embark on a fantastic 2024 journey! WIN your share of $240 (We have 4 X $60 gift cards to giveaway).
Simply tell us which bill you want to SAVE on this year - is it your power bill, or maybe your broadband, mobile phone, or mortgage? CLICK below to participate.
NZ Compare 's 2024 goal … View moreEmbark on a fantastic 2024 journey! WIN your share of $240 (We have 4 X $60 gift cards to giveaway).
Simply tell us which bill you want to SAVE on this year - is it your power bill, or maybe your broadband, mobile phone, or mortgage? CLICK below to participate.
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Make the most of your open shelves with a refresh using Resene paints.
Find out how to bring out the best in your shelves with this easy to follow advice.
Not all Ryman residents can claim viral internet sensation status – but Patrick Hogan Retirement Village’s Doug Lineham sure can!
It was during the live televised name reveal for Ryman Healthcare’s new Cambridge village on TVNZ’s Breakfast that presenter Matty McClean happened upon Doug.… View moreNot all Ryman residents can claim viral internet sensation status – but Patrick Hogan Retirement Village’s Doug Lineham sure can!
It was during the live televised name reveal for Ryman Healthcare’s new Cambridge village on TVNZ’s Breakfast that presenter Matty McClean happened upon Doug.
The resulting hilarious sequence of dry, but complimentary-to-Ryman, one-liners left the audience calling for Doug to have his own show. One fan even touted him as the next PM!
What viewers didn’t know, however, was that behind the droll exterior, Doug was dealing with the loss of his beloved wife Jan.
Click to read Doug's story.
From 1 February 2024, new national recycling standards will be rolling out across the country to create a more simplified approach to kerbside recycling, making it easier for residents to reduce waste and recycle right. ♻️
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We hope this post finds you well and full of New Year cheer! We've got some fantastic news to kickstart 2024 – Beds4U is thrilled to announce our New Year Giveaway - A brand new Sealy Mattress!
Imagine bringing home the comfort and luxury of a Sealy mattress – it … View moreHello Neighbours!
We hope this post finds you well and full of New Year cheer! We've got some fantastic news to kickstart 2024 – Beds4U is thrilled to announce our New Year Giveaway - A brand new Sealy Mattress!
Imagine bringing home the comfort and luxury of a Sealy mattress – it could be yours! 🎉 As your local sleep experts, we believe in starting the year with a good night's sleep, and what better way than with a top-notch mattress?
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Don't forget to share this post with your friends and family and leave a comment so they can join the excitement too! 🌈
🎁 What's at Stake? 🎁
The chance to win an NZ-made Sealy mattress and wake up feeling refreshed and ready to conquer the day! 🌞
Let's make 2024 the year of restful nights and energized mornings! Don't miss out – enter now for a chance to upgrade your sleep experience. Sweet dreams await!
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Aucklanders are being urged to brush up on their recycling etiquette as new national standards come into effect at the beginning of next month.
Identical guidelines for what can and cannot be put into kerbside recycling bins across the country are due to come into force on February 1. Previously, … View moreAucklanders are being urged to brush up on their recycling etiquette as new national standards come into effect at the beginning of next month.
Identical guidelines for what can and cannot be put into kerbside recycling bins across the country are due to come into force on February 1. Previously, local councils had different criteria for what recycling was accepted.
Items that will be accepted in kerbside recycling bins from February 1 include:
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Glass bottles and jars
Paper and cardboard
Plastic bottles, trays, and containers (grades 1, 2 and 5 only)
Tin, steel and aluminium cans
There are also some new items that will be excluded from February 1:
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Items less than 50mm (e.g caps, small cosmetic and spice containers)
Aerosol cans (steel and aluminium)
Liquid paperboard (Tetrapak and juice boxes)
Plastics 3, 4, 6 and 7
Aluminium foil and trays
All lids
Items over 4 litres
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Councillor Richard Hills encouraged Aucklanders to familiarise themselves with these new guidelines.
“By only putting in the right recyclable items into our bins, we are helping increase the quality of materials collected for recycling, which in turn reduces disposal costs.”
Hills, who is the chair of the Planning, Environment and Parks committee, said that this change is another important step along the path to Auckland Council's goal of zero waste by 2040.
“Reducing the use of single use items is the best way to reduce waste, following that, it is recycling right.”
The new guidelines also serve as a reminder of the issue of recycling contamination in Auckland.
Nearly a quarter of the material collected in Auckland’s kerbside recycling is contaminated with non-recyclable items, costing ratepayers an extra $3m a year in sorting and disposal.
Materials that show up in bins include food; textiles, carpets and clothes; nappies, medical waste and garden waste; soft plastic and plastic bags; bagged recycling and rubbish, and lithium-ion batteries and appliances.
For more information on the new recycling guidelines, see the Auckland Council website.
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Near new Kyrie 7 Basketball shoes, only worn for 1 season and only on the indoor courts so in good condition. Men's size 9.5 UK 8.5/Women's 11 UK 8.5. Comes with graffiti art shoe box.
A huge thank you to all those who entered our Santa Paws competition - what a joy to see so many festive pets!
And now the competition results you've all been waiting for... We now have our ten winners who will receive a $100 Prezzy® Card:- you can click on their names to see their … View moreA huge thank you to all those who entered our Santa Paws competition - what a joy to see so many festive pets!
And now the competition results you've all been waiting for... We now have our ten winners who will receive a $100 Prezzy® Card:- you can click on their names to see their entries.
Tracey Rose
Julie Chamberlain
Selina Chan
Alexi White
Robert Brumm
Maria Wood
Kerena Davidson
Julie Gregory
Mark Williams
Glen Adams
Does the council plan to maintain the current cycle/pedestrian paths as I have noticed they are becoming neglected. The paintwork has worn away in many places and the surfaces have degraded. Some areas where plantings were introduced have grown onto the paths. Does anyone on here know if … View moreDoes the council plan to maintain the current cycle/pedestrian paths as I have noticed they are becoming neglected. The paintwork has worn away in many places and the surfaces have degraded. Some areas where plantings were introduced have grown onto the paths. Does anyone on here know if maintenance of these have been budgeted for by council? Or is this considered infrastructure as roading? Is it practical to form a volunteer group to maintain them?
Still missing 😔
Evie is a 14 year old grey tortie - quite pretty colouring (mainly grey with caramel) with some cream on her chest. No white on her at all. She has been missing since 16 November, 2023.
Please take a screenshot of this post so you have photos and my number handy in case you see… View moreStill missing 😔
Evie is a 14 year old grey tortie - quite pretty colouring (mainly grey with caramel) with some cream on her chest. No white on her at all. She has been missing since 16 November, 2023.
Please take a screenshot of this post so you have photos and my number handy in case you see her.
She likes people but might not let you pick her up so please take a video or photo if you see her and call me asap on 021 072 0933 (Anna).
She’s quite lean and small to medium size. When she’s happy she ‘talks’ ❤️ De-sexed and microchipped.
Last seen in Mont Le Grand Rd, Mt Eden. Please check your garage, shed, garden and under deck and house.
Apparently cats who are hiding don’t meow so please look carefully even if you don’t hear her. Thank you so much 🙏
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