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The new Thames Menzshed needs materials for its first community project. We are making a child's adjustable woodwork bench for the Thames Child's Mental Health team. We need some clean untreated timber & plywood to make this adjustable wood work bench with a vice we have already. Any… View moreThe new Thames Menzshed needs materials for its first community project. We are making a child's adjustable woodwork bench for the Thames Child's Mental Health team. We need some clean untreated timber & plywood to make this adjustable wood work bench with a vice we have already. Any clean pine plywood & timber off-cuts 20mm thick would be great around 600 - 1200mm long as well as short pieces 5 -12mm thick for kids to make small wooden things, is another requirement on an on going basis for this very needy community service. Call Tony Winter 07 2800 723
The new Thames Menzshed first community project needs a dolls highchair to be used by the Thames Infant Mental Health team. We will repair & refurbish it if required, but would prefer it to be in sound condition & or needing little repair. Call Tony Winter 07 2800 723
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Valley Primary School student Joshua Peters turned his losing speech into a winning speech in the Mi…
Jack Shaw is not short of a word or two. The Pukekohe Intermediate School student won the Mitre 10 …
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Kiwis overwhelmingly believe we should take action on climate change even if other nations do not. They also overwhelmingly believe we will see far more frequent severe storms and sea flooding, that some people are will have to move and we should support them. Kiwis support strong climate action. … View moreKiwis overwhelmingly believe we should take action on climate change even if other nations do not. They also overwhelmingly believe we will see far more frequent severe storms and sea flooding, that some people are will have to move and we should support them. Kiwis support strong climate action. It's time for our leaders – especially locally to step up. There is nothing to fear – they will have our strong support. www.youtube.com...
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Two metal stools have been re-painted black. Seat upholstered in modern fabric. Comfy and able to be stored away easily.ph Brent 021805354
Victorian/Edwardian era, rocking chair. Has been fully restored/repaired. Painted in satin black enamel. Seat and back re-padded and upholstered in modern fabric. A functional and funky accessory to add interest to any room. Ph Brent on 021805354 for viewing or questions .
There could be more smaller police bases opening in townships around the country, the police ministe…
Two Pukekohe sisters are dominating the pool world. Geffrina Harwood, 18, and her sister Rachael, …
Ardmore Marist have one hand on Counties Manukau premier club rugby's McNamara Cup after a dominant …
Thames - entrance to the marina at king tide 9 pm Sunday night. Luckily no wave effects or low-pressure, otherwise adjacent businesses would have been seriously flooded. On January 5, 2018 wave effects added 0.5 m and the low-pressure system added further 0.3 m. Then, in coming decades add a … View moreThames - entrance to the marina at king tide 9 pm Sunday night. Luckily no wave effects or low-pressure, otherwise adjacent businesses would have been seriously flooded. On January 5, 2018 wave effects added 0.5 m and the low-pressure system added further 0.3 m. Then, in coming decades add a further 30, 40, 50 cm from sea level rise.......
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