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237 days ago

Beverley Park Rose Garden theft

Maeve from Linwood

Beware everyone if you see some cheap rose bunches for sale anywhere I just saw two white men (one with a matching blue tracksuit) cutting and bagging up every single rose in the Beverley Park Rose garden and hopping on some electric bikes and taking off.

A damn shame everyone isn’t able to enjoy the roses now and a few selfish people have taken it upon themselves to ruin it for everyone.

Do not buy any cheap roses you see for sale, they are stolen.

To those men, I hope your wives and mothers know their Mother’s Day roses are stolen. Shame on you for ruining it for the rest of us.

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8 days ago

Mobility Scooter accident on Ferry Rd Round about to Lyttelton Tunnel

Leslie from Avonside - Dallington

Yesterday morning heading to Ferrymead driving when a man in a Mobility Scooter hit and ran over a woman with the mobility scooter which was still on top of her. Two vehicles stopped to help... Does anyone know what happened and if she survived?

1 day ago

Best way to use leftovers?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

I'm sure you've got some excess ham at home or cold roast potatoes.

What are some of your favourite ways to use leftover food from Christmas day? Share below.

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8 hours ago

🌟 Proud to Support Parkinson's New Zealand! 🌟

Melissa from Emergency Cards Limited

Emergency Cards is thrilled to support Parkinson's New Zealand, who provide top-quality information, education, and support for those living with Parkinson’s and Parkinson’s Plus conditions across Aotearoa.

Now, when you purchase an Emergency Card, Tag, or Combo and enter PNZ2024 at checkout, 20% of proceeds will go directly to Parkinson's New Zealand!

Get the peace of mind to live with greater independence with Emergency Cards while supporting an organisation doing great work for all people affected by Parkinson's related conditions.

Let’s make a difference together! 💙

Click below to learn more about how to access Parkinson's educators, resources and support groups across New Zealand.

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