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A curious case has unfolded in Dunedin’s student quarter, raising concerns about policing in the area.
Perhaps unsurprisingly it started with a couch fire, not on the party street of Castle St North, but on the adjacent Leith St on October 3, about 4.15am. Read more about love, theft and the … View moreA curious case has unfolded in Dunedin’s student quarter, raising concerns about policing in the area.
Perhaps unsurprisingly it started with a couch fire, not on the party street of Castle St North, but on the adjacent Leith St on October 3, about 4.15am. Read more about love, theft and the united colours of Dunedin on The Mish here.
We want to see your pets (big or small) ready for the silly season. They could be donning their Christmas day get-up, curled up in wrapping paper, attacking the tree - or just sitting like a 'good boy' in front of it.
By sharing a picture on our Christmas Pets page, you could … View moreWe want to see your pets (big or small) ready for the silly season. They could be donning their Christmas day get-up, curled up in wrapping paper, attacking the tree - or just sitting like a 'good boy' in front of it.
By sharing a picture on our Christmas Pets page, you could be in to win one of ten $100 PetDirect.co.nz vouchers.
Don’t have a pet? No trouble; photos of Christmassy houseplants, soft toys or family members are also entirely welcome.
Kicking back with a magazine subscription has never been better. Give the gift that keeps on giving this holiday season and save up to 33% off your favourite magazines.
There's no such thing as a one-off with a subscription to New Zealand Gardener, NZ House & Garden, and the TV Guide.
In neighbourhoods across New Zealand, kids are looking forward to a Christmas that may not happen.
Forced to choose between food or bills, hard-working parents like Melody worry whether they’ll be able to provide even the simplest Christmas meal for their children.
“I’ll only eat dinner… View moreIn neighbourhoods across New Zealand, kids are looking forward to a Christmas that may not happen.
Forced to choose between food or bills, hard-working parents like Melody worry whether they’ll be able to provide even the simplest Christmas meal for their children.
“I’ll only eat dinner 2-3 times a week so that the children have enough food. This is very stressful… a lot of crying and minimal sleep.”
Food insecurity is the everyday reality for 98.8% of the families Variety helps.
Please donate today to provide grocery support for families like Melody’s this Christmas.
At Heritage Lifecare, you’ll find lovely people bringing compassion and joy to our residents in warm and homely environments all over New Zealand. We offer a range of care options from Respite Care to Hospital Care in an easy going, home away from home atmosphere. Let’s catch up for a cuppa.
Turn tradition on its head and make a summery Christmas wreath by transforming pine cones into heat-loving zinnias using Resene paint colours.
Find out how to create your own.
"This is the start of a new stage of life for many people, and there are lots of changes that go with it. As you embark on this new journey, it's important to create or review your will as your assets change and, more often than not, your will needs to be updated to reflect any … View more"This is the start of a new stage of life for many people, and there are lots of changes that go with it. As you embark on this new journey, it's important to create or review your will as your assets change and, more often than not, your will needs to be updated to reflect any changes." Greg Coyne Principal Trustee in Nelson had a chat with stuff.co.nz recently as part of our Later Life campaign.
A curious case has unfolded in Dunedin’s student quarter, raising concerns about policing in the area.
Perhaps unsurprisingly it started with a couch fire, not on the party street of Castle St North, but on the adjacent Leith St on October 3, about 4.15am. Read more about love, theft and the … View moreA curious case has unfolded in Dunedin’s student quarter, raising concerns about policing in the area.
Perhaps unsurprisingly it started with a couch fire, not on the party street of Castle St North, but on the adjacent Leith St on October 3, about 4.15am. Read more about love, theft and the united colours of Dunedin on The Mish here.
We understand that home doesn’t just mean the house or apartment you live in – home is also about the people around you.
That’s why we make sure that when you move into a Ryman retirement village, you’ll find a supportive community where new friendships are formed, and residents can thrive… View moreWe understand that home doesn’t just mean the house or apartment you live in – home is also about the people around you.
That’s why we make sure that when you move into a Ryman retirement village, you’ll find a supportive community where new friendships are formed, and residents can thrive – even in difficult times.
Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll feel at home at Ryman.
Southcoast scaffolding is available for roofing, new builds, Shrink wrapping, painting, maintenance work including clearing spouting and washing roofs. Please call Shannon 0226512629
We at Trade Me are chuffed to let you know we’ve launched our Kindness Store again for Christmas, teaming up with KidsCan, Foster Hope and Women’s Refuge .
We’ve filled The Kindness Store with the things they need most – just type ‘kindness’ in Trade Me’s search bar, and you’ll … View moreWe at Trade Me are chuffed to let you know we’ve launched our Kindness Store again for Christmas, teaming up with KidsCan, Foster Hope and Women’s Refuge .
We’ve filled The Kindness Store with the things they need most – just type ‘kindness’ in Trade Me’s search bar, and you’ll find a bunch of opportunities to give to Kiwis in need.
100% of your purchase goes directly to your charity of choice, and if you’ve been wondering what to give someone this year, a Kindness Store gift might be the perfect solution!
Just pick, click, and ‘Give Now’ – we’ll get it to the charity for you. Easy.
With more cases of COVID-19 in the community, it’s possible you and your whānau will be exposed to the virus. Most fully vaccinated people, who get exposed, are likely to have a mild to moderate illness and will fully recover at home.
In case you or someone in your house tests positive and … View moreWith more cases of COVID-19 in the community, it’s possible you and your whānau will be exposed to the virus. Most fully vaccinated people, who get exposed, are likely to have a mild to moderate illness and will fully recover at home.
In case you or someone in your house tests positive and needs to isolate, have food, medications and supplies available. Make a plan with neighbours, friends or whānau to support each other.
If you need more help to manage at home, you can also access a COVID-19 welfare line on 0800 512 337
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Keep your mind (& therefore the field of infinite potential) open to possibility.
Where there is a will - there will be a way.
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#dreambignewzealand #createyourfuture #changeyourlife #workremotely #beyourownboss #sixfigureincome #workfromhome … View moreKeep your mind (& therefore the field of infinite potential) open to possibility.
Where there is a will - there will be a way.
- www.DreamBigNewZealand.co.nz... 🌈
#dreambignewzealand #createyourfuture #changeyourlife #workremotely #beyourownboss #sixfigureincome #workfromhome #recessionproofbusiness #entrepreneur #wealthcreation #personalgrowth #leadershipdevelopment #mindsetiseverything #selfmastery
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