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It's true that you agreed to a legally binding contract as soon as you drove into the parking lot. Thankfully, New Zealand law protects consumers from the exploitative clauses that corporates love to slip in the fine print.
Under contract law, parking companies can only claim for "the … View moreIt's true that you agreed to a legally binding contract as soon as you drove into the parking lot. Thankfully, New Zealand law protects consumers from the exploitative clauses that corporates love to slip in the fine print.
Under contract law, parking companies can only claim for "the actual and reasonable costs they incurred". Charging $65 for a short overstay in an empty carpark is as far from reasonable as you can get.
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Don't forget to nominate your favourite homegrown hero for our Gardener of the Year. We're looking for gardeners who have used their green thumbs to help others and make a difference in their community. They'll win lots of prizes, including products from event sponsors LawnMaster, … View moreDon't forget to nominate your favourite homegrown hero for our Gardener of the Year. We're looking for gardeners who have used their green thumbs to help others and make a difference in their community. They'll win lots of prizes, including products from event sponsors LawnMaster, Tui and Escea! More information about the competition and how to nominate in the link below. Meanwhile, here's a video fo 2015 winner Helen Coker talking about her experience in the competition.
Hi neighbours, do you love Kmart?
Hundreds of thousands of inexpensive items that pass through the retail giant's checkouts every year, so it's only to be expected there will be recalls – Kmart even has a recalls page on its website, and there are 31 products on the list.
The … View moreHi neighbours, do you love Kmart?
Hundreds of thousands of inexpensive items that pass through the retail giant's checkouts every year, so it's only to be expected there will be recalls – Kmart even has a recalls page on its website, and there are 31 products on the list.
The $55 timber Occasional Chair is the latest casualty, although this is a withdrawal rather than a recall. We don't know the reason for its withdrawal, except Kmart says it is for "a potential quality issue". But what other products have been found wanting?
To find out what else is on the recall list, click here
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No weekend pick ups or after 5.30pm sorry. Pick up from Woolston.
This shelf is free to anyone who wishes it. It is wonky as the screws need redoing otherwise in okay condition. I also have a green and black one with a back if wanted but the top is broken.
No weekend pickups or after 5.30pm sorry. Pick up from Woolston.
I'm clearing out my seed collection so you can choose any three seed packets from a wide selection given and I'll throw in two plants free (that's five items total for only $1). It's first in first served and … View moreNo weekend pickups or after 5.30pm sorry. Pick up from Woolston.
I'm clearing out my seed collection so you can choose any three seed packets from a wide selection given and I'll throw in two plants free (that's five items total for only $1). It's first in first served and items won't be held. Pictures are indicative of some of the seed plant varieties currently available but there are others not mentioned.
No weekend pick ups sorry or after 5.30pm.
I'm clearing out my excess plants before the planting rush in spring. It's first in first served and items won't be held so be quick to get the best choices. New plants and bulbs added everyday and many more than shown. Please note that the… View moreNo weekend pick ups sorry or after 5.30pm.
I'm clearing out my excess plants before the planting rush in spring. It's first in first served and items won't be held so be quick to get the best choices. New plants and bulbs added everyday and many more than shown. Please note that the plants will be smaller versions of the bigger ones shown. Many of the pots have multiple plants/bulbs yet still count as one plant so you get even more of a bargain.
For every three that you buy I'll give you a choice of two other free plants from a selection on the day you pick up. You therefore get 5 plants for $1 total.
North Island investors are turning their backs on higher prices in their home cities to snap up central Christchurch apartments.
The city has had a noticeable upswing in out-of-towners buying apartments and townhouses in the past few months.
"When average prices are $500,000 in Christchurch … View moreNorth Island investors are turning their backs on higher prices in their home cities to snap up central Christchurch apartments.
The city has had a noticeable upswing in out-of-towners buying apartments and townhouses in the past few months.
"When average prices are $500,000 in Christchurch and $1 million in Auckland, you can certainly see the appeal," said Kelvin Davidson, senior economist for property analysis firm CoreLogic.
The controversial relocation of Christchurch's Citizens' War Memorial has received financial backing for a proposed move to Cranmer Square.
The Christchurch Earthquake Appeal Trust (CEAT), set up to administer post-earthquake donations, has confirmed it will "support" the … View moreThe controversial relocation of Christchurch's Citizens' War Memorial has received financial backing for a proposed move to Cranmer Square.
The Christchurch Earthquake Appeal Trust (CEAT), set up to administer post-earthquake donations, has confirmed it will "support" the removal of the 82-year-old cenotaph, which has stood alongside Christ Church Cathedral since 1937, if resource consent is approved.
Moving the 300-tonne cenotaph is estimated to cost up to $1.5 million, but CEAT secretary Neil Cooper would not say how much the trust would cover "as we've not made this figure public yet".
Hi neighbours,
An aerial image shows the extent of the damage after a huge explosion in Christchurch.
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Don't forget to nominate your favourite homegrown hero for our Gardener of the Year. We're looking for gardeners who have used their green thumbs to help others and make a difference in their community. They'll win lots of prizes, including products from event sponsors LawnMaster, … View moreDon't forget to nominate your favourite homegrown hero for our Gardener of the Year. We're looking for gardeners who have used their green thumbs to help others and make a difference in their community. They'll win lots of prizes, including products from event sponsors LawnMaster, Tui and Escea! More information about the competition and how to nominate in the link below. Meanwhile, here's a video fo 2015 winner Helen Coker talking about her experience in the competition.
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Nissan Wingroad automatic, 1500cc, with AC, CD player and towbar. Good condition for year, very reliable, 117067km. Only selling as we don't need two cars any more. WOF and Reg to Dec 19 and Jan 20 respectively. Superficial blemishes as shown in photos. $3000 ono. Ph. Trevor 02102511574
Christchurch Police are reminding tradies to lock it or lose it, following increasing reports of thefts from 4x4s.
Vehicles have been targeted in the Lyttleton and Corsair Bay areas.
Christchurch Metro Area Prevention Manager Inspector Leairne Dow says that tradies in particular should be … View moreChristchurch Police are reminding tradies to lock it or lose it, following increasing reports of thefts from 4x4s.
Vehicles have been targeted in the Lyttleton and Corsair Bay areas.
Christchurch Metro Area Prevention Manager Inspector Leairne Dow says that tradies in particular should be cautious to secure valuable tools left in vehicles.
Anyone who is the victim of crime or has information that may be useful to Police should let Police know immediately.
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