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Do your curtains need a refresh this winter? Winter may not seem like the best time to clean your curtains and blinds. However, it is the time when you most need them to be clean and mildew free.
Drawing them closed to keep you cosy can send mildew and mould spores into the atmosphere to be … View moreDo your curtains need a refresh this winter? Winter may not seem like the best time to clean your curtains and blinds. However, it is the time when you most need them to be clean and mildew free.
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If you want to join an expanding team where you will be valued for the contributions you bring then 3Sixty Building is the team for you.
You must be committed, reliable, hardworking, able to follow direction and work unsupervised. Tools and transport are a must.
Call Dave on 021 326 525 or … View moreIf you want to join an expanding team where you will be valued for the contributions you bring then 3Sixty Building is the team for you.
You must be committed, reliable, hardworking, able to follow direction and work unsupervised. Tools and transport are a must.
Call Dave on 021 326 525 or email Info@3sixtybuilding.co.nz
Hey I'm looking for some electrical work to fill some days in and or sub contracting work if any companies out there needing a hand.
Cheers
Richie 02102721640
K Rd Chronicles, an eight part video series. focuses on homelessness in New Zealand's biggest city.
There’s plenty of desperation in the stories shared but there’s also, above all, a sense of tolerance and humanity. The series is hosted by a transgender journalist called Six, who was … View moreK Rd Chronicles, an eight part video series. focuses on homelessness in New Zealand's biggest city.
There’s plenty of desperation in the stories shared but there’s also, above all, a sense of tolerance and humanity. The series is hosted by a transgender journalist called Six, who was homeless for six years. We take to the streets of inner city Auckland and meet the people from Six’s world.
To read more click here
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It's $60 for a… View moreFeeling stressed or have sore muscles?
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Nominate the local hero or thought-leader in your community for the 2019 Women of Influence Awards. Whether she’s involved in grassroots community work or a global leader, recognise the passionate women who are creating real change and forging a path for others.
Head to … View moreNominate the local hero or thought-leader in your community for the 2019 Women of Influence Awards. Whether she’s involved in grassroots community work or a global leader, recognise the passionate women who are creating real change and forging a path for others.
Head to www.womenofinfluence.co.nz... for more information.
An employer has been fined $65,000 and ordered to pay $20,000 for failing to ensure the safety of hi…
Want to sing like an angel? Or knock everyone’s socks off on karaoke night? Due to popular demand, we’ve just recruited a new singing teacher. Leon has a background in opera and is available on Wednesdays. Call us now before he's all booked out or here’s the link to our website.
Next time you're looking at a rental and the property manager asks to see a bank statement, feel free to decline.
It's one of several questions that are "almost never justified", according to new guidelines on what personal information landlords can request from prospective … View moreNext time you're looking at a rental and the property manager asks to see a bank statement, feel free to decline.
It's one of several questions that are "almost never justified", according to new guidelines on what personal information landlords can request from prospective tenants issued by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC).
The guidelines, colour-coded for easy reference, come in response to reports landlords were asking to see tenants' bank statements.
"I see a lot of people who are low socio-economic and their bank statements literally will read, 'KFC, McDonald's, the dairy, KFC, McDonald's, court fine', trucks that they buy, goods that they can't afford," a property manager told a select committee hearing last year.
NZ First MP Darroch Ball, who was at the hearing, called it a "gross invasion of privacy" - and the OPC agrees.
"It may be lawful for landlords to collect information to assess whether a tenant can pay rent, however, collecting their bank statements to determine their money management style may be unfair or unreasonably intrusive," said Privacy Commissioner John Edwards.
"Landlords should only collect the minimum amount of personal information necessary to make that decision."
So what can landlords and property managers ask for?
There is a limited amount the OPC deems "always justified".
• Name and proof of identity
• Contact information
• Name and contact information for current landlord
• One or two previous landlords as references
• Expected length of tenancy applied for
• Whether the applicant has ever been evicted
• Pet ownership
• Whether the applicant must give notice at their current accommodation
• Authorisation to perform a criminal record check
• Number of occupants who will live in the unit
The following queries are "sometimes justified", according to the OPC.
• Personal references - where landlord references aren't available
• Current income verification (e.g. pay slips, redacted bank statements) - where satisfactory references aren't available
• Authorisation to collect a credit report
• where satisfactory references aren't available
• Whether the prospective tenant is a smoker
• if it's a non-smoking property
• Reasons for leaving previous tenancy
• And "almost never justified" queries include the below.
The things landlords can and can't ask you
Broad consent to collect personal information from "other sources"
• Driver licence number
• Credit card information
• Nationality, ethnicity, origin or citizenship
• Physical or mental disability or illness
• Personal beliefs or opinions
• Marital and family status
• Gender and sexual orientation
• Rent paid at previous tenancy
• Sports and hobbies
• Current expenses
• Conflicts with previous neighbour tenants or building managers
• Proof of insurance
• Languages spoken
• Details about current accommodation
• Banking history
• Employment history
• Age
• Employment status
The OPC says landlords and property managers should collect "the minimum amount of personal information necessary" to decide their next tenant.
"For instance, if a credit report shows that an applicant is creditworthy, there's no need to collect their bank statements."
Once you've been chosen as the property's next tenant, the landlord or property is entitled to ask for a bit more information, including the below.
• Payment information you'll need to collect rent
• Name and number/address of an emergency contact person
• Vehicle information, such as vehicle registration number, make and model, if the tenant will be parking on your property
• Name and number of emergency contacts
"These guidelines are designed to help landlords make a reasonable decision about what personal information to collect from prospective tenants," said Edwards.
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Police are investigating and schools are on alert after a girl was allegedly "indecently touched" by…
Hi neighbours, two boys stopped traffic to help a man cross the road. The boys were on their way to catch Pokemon when they saw the man trying to get to the train station. One of the boys said the man was struggling and they helped him into his wheeler, pushing him across the road. What acts of … View moreHi neighbours, two boys stopped traffic to help a man cross the road. The boys were on their way to catch Pokemon when they saw the man trying to get to the train station. One of the boys said the man was struggling and they helped him into his wheeler, pushing him across the road. What acts of kindness have you seen in your neighbourhood?
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We’ve recently removed these from our house. Free for pick up in Avondale. Good condition windows.
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1430 height from frame to frame
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Some framing slightly banged up from … View moreWe’ve recently removed these from our house. Free for pick up in Avondale. Good condition windows.
Right hand window opens left hand does not.
Pick up Avondale auckland.
1430 height from frame to frame
2540 width from frame to frame
No chips in glass
Some framing slightly banged up from removal. But they are the parts you won’t see it when it’s installed
Get wiggy with the Child Cancer Foundation this Wig Wednesday the 19th of June!
Last year’s Wig Wednesday raised over $100 000 for the foundation which provides personalised support for hundreds of Kiwi kids and their families every year. This year, we hope to make Wig Wednesday even bigger … View moreGet wiggy with the Child Cancer Foundation this Wig Wednesday the 19th of June!
Last year’s Wig Wednesday raised over $100 000 for the foundation which provides personalised support for hundreds of Kiwi kids and their families every year. This year, we hope to make Wig Wednesday even bigger and better so that we can continue to provide this essential support.
All you need to do is register your school, business or community group, wear a wig (borrowed, made or bought) and make a donation on the 19th. For more information, you can view our website here or just register directly here.
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#childcancerfoundation
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