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Neighbours, we are looking ahead to December 25th and it's always a busy time.
Each family does things a little different and we'd love to know where you stick to tradition and where you strongly differ. Perhaps there's a tradition that you think is just overrated! Share your … View moreNeighbours, we are looking ahead to December 25th and it's always a busy time.
Each family does things a little different and we'd love to know where you stick to tradition and where you strongly differ. Perhaps there's a tradition that you think is just overrated! Share your thoughts below.
Hundreds of Kiwi children will receive something special this Christmas thanks to Ryman Healthcare’s support of the Catalytic Foundation’s Christmas Shoebox Project.
Instead of giving individual gifts to residents, the idea was to redirect those funds to support struggling New Zealand … View moreHundreds of Kiwi children will receive something special this Christmas thanks to Ryman Healthcare’s support of the Catalytic Foundation’s Christmas Shoebox Project.
Instead of giving individual gifts to residents, the idea was to redirect those funds to support struggling New Zealand families having to cut back on essentials.
Ryman residents were overwhelmingly in support of the idea, with many volunteering to help choose the gifts to fill over 1000 shoeboxes with thoughtful items.
Click read more for the full story.
Kia ora neighbours. We know your tomato plants are still growing, but we're looking ahead to the harvest already! If you've got a family recipe for tomatoes, we'd love to see it and maybe publish it in our magazine to share with our readers. Send your recipe to … View moreKia ora neighbours. We know your tomato plants are still growing, but we're looking ahead to the harvest already! If you've got a family recipe for tomatoes, we'd love to see it and maybe publish it in our magazine to share with our readers. Send your recipe to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz, and if we use it in the mag, you will receive a free copy of our February 2025 issue.
Please excuse my paranoia as I may easily be overreacting. However something happened this afternoon that hasn’t happened before and given the increased levels of robberies etc that occur at this time I thought it reasonable to alert you all.
We live down a back section in Regents Park. Mid … View morePlease excuse my paranoia as I may easily be overreacting. However something happened this afternoon that hasn’t happened before and given the increased levels of robberies etc that occur at this time I thought it reasonable to alert you all.
We live down a back section in Regents Park. Mid afternoon a well dressed woman knocked on our door. I enquired how I could help and she said she was here to collect some candles. I asked her what address and she gave our address. I asked her who she was collecting them from. There was a vague answer that she didn’t know who. She said the person said it was from Casebrook and that they were making candles. She then quietly walked away. Too late I thought about following her down the drive to see what she did next.
As I said in may be paranoid or overreacting or not but the general vagueness and uncertainty had a sense of her casing our area. Has anyone else experienced this? Be safe. 😀
Less than a week left to enter this merry competition.
With lots of spot prizes to win (as well as the title of NZ's Merriest Home), it's worth getting out your camera phone and taking a picture of your festive abode!
Check out the Christmassy homes here.
Gift-giving looks a lot different these days when you can pick up super-cheap goods made overseas. But do they last?
Do you have any old items like appliances, electronics or clothing that have stood the test of time? Share below!
How do we deck the halls when there’s an empty chair at the Christmas table, when Silent Night is just too silent? Lamb & Hayward warmly invites you to join us for ‘Christmas to Remember’ as we commemorate loved ones no longer with us.
Tuesday 10 December, Westpark, 467 Wairakei Road, … View moreHow do we deck the halls when there’s an empty chair at the Christmas table, when Silent Night is just too silent? Lamb & Hayward warmly invites you to join us for ‘Christmas to Remember’ as we commemorate loved ones no longer with us.
Tuesday 10 December, Westpark, 467 Wairakei Road, Burnside
All services commence at 7:00pm followed by light refreshments.
Why not gift them a magazine subscription tailored to their interests? This Christmas, find the perfect gifts at Mags4Gifts! We're offering up to 30% off a wide range of magazines – there’s something for everyone in your whanau!
Whether you’re searching for a thoughtful secret Santa … View moreWhy not gift them a magazine subscription tailored to their interests? This Christmas, find the perfect gifts at Mags4Gifts! We're offering up to 30% off a wide range of magazines – there’s something for everyone in your whanau!
Whether you’re searching for a thoughtful secret Santa gift or something special to put under the tree, we’ve got you covered with a great selection for all interests.
Don’t miss out – shop now at Mags4Gifts.com and enjoy the savings!
Native fern, makes an excellent indoor plant or understory planting in very shadey damp conditions. 2 available, approx 700ml pots.
Price is per plant, pickup in Bryndwr. Payment by cash or bank transfer.
I have a lot of excess fabric, about 40m @ $20/m (New price >$60 ) You need to purchase 1.5 - 2.0 x your window width because the fabric is super wide. A pleasant neutral colour.
The photo shows the fabric made up.
With Christmas fast approaching, Police are encouraging people to be aware of online phishing scams.
The holiday season can already be a stressful time, and the last thing you want is to lose large sums of money to a scam.
A phishing scam is an online scam, where the offender pretends to be a … View moreWith Christmas fast approaching, Police are encouraging people to be aware of online phishing scams.
The holiday season can already be a stressful time, and the last thing you want is to lose large sums of money to a scam.
A phishing scam is an online scam, where the offender pretends to be a trustworthy person or organisation to try and get a victim’s personal information.
Police has received a number of phishing scam reports with offenders targeting people who are selling items or services online like Trade Me and Facebook Marketplace.
The offenders pretend to be an interested buyer, and urgently request to buy your product and arrange a courier pickup.
The victim receives a fake courier website link to complete a verification process asking for personal details, like bank account numbers, passwords, and phone numbers.
Once provided these details, the offender uses these to access a victim’s bank account, tricking the victim into proving any multifactor authentication code sent from the victim’s bank.
The money in the victim’s bank account is then taken by the offender once access is gained.
Police are urging members of the public to be cautious, especially when someone in person or online is asking you to give them money or your personal details like bank accounts and passwords.
Never comply with a request asking you to provide or ‘verify’ your online banking details.
Legitimate organisations will never ask you to do this.
If you are unsure if it is real, please contact your bank by the phone number on their official website or go to your nearest branch.
If you receive a courier website link from a potential buyer, this is likely a scam.
Please do not fill out the verification process.
Use the social media/trading platform’s reporting tools to report the scam and the user involved.
You can also make a report to Netsafe at report.netsafe.org.nz.
If you have handed over your online banking details, contact your bank immediately and suspend your account.
If you think you have been scammed (provided your banking details and/or suffered a loss), please gather as much information you can and make a report to Police online through 105.police.govt.nz or call 105.
Brightly coloured fabric 15 in. diameter food carriers with padded bottom layer. Perfect for transporting hot dishes or fragile cakes etc.
One offs so choose your fabric or colour. More than in the photos.
Buy 2 for $40.
A necessity for reheating dishes in the microwave e.g. soup or breakfast cereals instead of using teatowels or handtowels , or just burning your hands! Once you try these you will wonder how you ever coped without them.
Brightly coloured double-sided padded covers in 3 sizes, 11in, 10, or 9 in. … View moreA necessity for reheating dishes in the microwave e.g. soup or breakfast cereals instead of using teatowels or handtowels , or just burning your hands! Once you try these you will wonder how you ever coped without them.
Brightly coloured double-sided padded covers in 3 sizes, 11in, 10, or 9 in. across cornerwise. Most have one plain side.
The middle size is the most popular as it takes most cereal bowls, see main photo. All one offs, so chose your fabric or colour.
$12 for large, $10 for mediium and $8 for small.
1.200 x .500 x .200, this is made of recycled timber, but the timber is in good condition. There is no stand, but l could make one if needed. There is a roof cover, but it needs to be recovered. phone Chris on 0275493828
,2 in plywood pine, They are varnished. 330mm long, used for when you need to hold cards, or you have pick ups in your card game, ( like Bolivia) They have 2 slots $12.50 or 3 slots $15.00 . The slots are cut at different Hights.
Or a 3 slot on a bevel $18.00 Phone 0275493828 ONO
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