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Find out how a few key elements can warm up your abode over the winter months. Anyone can make a home that is inviting and relaxing after a long cold day.
Choose a warm paint colour
Explore the colour wheel - Notice that yellows, oranges and reds are on the warm side so utilising those colours… View moreFind out how a few key elements can warm up your abode over the winter months. Anyone can make a home that is inviting and relaxing after a long cold day.
Choose a warm paint colour
Explore the colour wheel - Notice that yellows, oranges and reds are on the warm side so utilising those colours will simulate a cosier, warmer mood. Blue and purples are on the cool side so they will simulate the opposite mood.
Warm lighting
Group lighting by using task and ambience lighting and a mixture of table and floor lamps. Warm coloured bulbs throw out a softer light and give a room a cosy feel.
TIP: Having your lights on separate switches means you can control how bright/dim a space will be.
Add pot plants
Any living element contributes to a cosy and inviting feel. Plants in baskets are not only on-trend, but they also generate more oxygen inside your home too.
TIP: Group pots together using different shapes and heights to make a focal point.
Carpet, rugs and textiles
Tiles are great but can be chilly underfoot in the cooler months. Carpets insulate, soften and warm up a room and New Zealand wool carpets are environmentally friendly with a sustainable fibre, plus naturally flame retardant.
Don’t discount rugs even if you have carpets. Make sure you choose a rug that works with your existing carpet. Placing a rug between yourself and the floor instantly guarantees a warmer atmosphere. Rugs are also incredibly good at tying a space together.
TIP: Garage carpet reforms the space from a cold concrete feel to a soft warm space too!
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The jersey is in good condition and size 12, the shirt has got some stains on it and size 10. They can be sold separately.
Girls ankle boots, size 8. Only been worn a couple times, like new, grown out of it.
Used, paid $40 for it, cant remember the actual size, please find the size from the photo. Pick up please contact 027 9259 550
Brand new, size 8. Postage is $7 within NZ urban. Pick up please contact 027 9259 550
No longer needed cleaning out the house. My daughter has grown out of it, few water marks from the flood as the picture and some other marks and tears. As is, Comes with some furniture, the dressing table has one leg missing. Pick up please contact 027 9259 550 .
This coffee table is nearly brand new Hardly ever used Bought for $900 In excellent condition. Approximately 90cm x 40cm high
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A shellfish biotoxin alert has been published by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) for Hawke Bay.
Routine testing found shellfish samples collected from Pania Reef contained Paralytic Shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxins in excess of the safe limit of 0.8mg/kg set by MPI.
The warning … View moreA shellfish biotoxin alert has been published by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) for Hawke Bay.
Routine testing found shellfish samples collected from Pania Reef contained Paralytic Shellfish poisoning (PSP) toxins in excess of the safe limit of 0.8mg/kg set by MPI.
The warning covers the area between the Mohaka River mouth to the top of Cape Kidnappers.
In a statement, MPI said that they continue to monitor toxin levels, with stricter monitoring programmes for commercially harvested shellfish.
"Any changes will be communicated accordingly... There are no commercial shellfish farms in the affected region."
Here's what you need to know:
- The public are advised not to eat Mussels, oysters, tuatua, pipi, toheroa, cockles, scallops, catseyes, kina (sea urchin), and all other bivalve shellfish.
- Pāua, crab and crayfish may still be eaten if the gut has been completely removed prior to cooking.
- Symptoms of poisoning typically appear 10 minutes to three hours after ingestion and can include numbness and a tingling (prickly feeling) around the mouth, face, and extremities (hands and feet), difficulty swallowing or breathing, dizziness, headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea paralysis and respiratory failure, and in severe cases, death.
Members of the public who have become ill after ingesting the affected shellfish should get in touch with Healthline (0800 61 11 16) or seek medical attention immediately. Keep any shellfish leftover for testing.
Find out more about the alert by heading to the Ministry for Primary Industries website.
Hi everyone, my hubby owns Mike Hicks Contracting and is after a part time/casual builder to join his small team for building and landscape work. Could turn into fulltime soon if work keeps coming in.
If you are keen or know someone that is keen please give him a call for a chat.
Mike Hicks
027 … View moreHi everyone, my hubby owns Mike Hicks Contracting and is after a part time/casual builder to join his small team for building and landscape work. Could turn into fulltime soon if work keeps coming in.
If you are keen or know someone that is keen please give him a call for a chat.
Mike Hicks
027 541 5971
There will be delays and detours on Ōmahu Rd near the hospital from next Tuesday while asphalt resurfacing takes place.
The area marked on the map will be reduced to a single lane with detours in place, and drivers can expect stop-start traffic flow between 7am and 6pm from:
• Tuesday 22 to … View moreThere will be delays and detours on Ōmahu Rd near the hospital from next Tuesday while asphalt resurfacing takes place.
The area marked on the map will be reduced to a single lane with detours in place, and drivers can expect stop-start traffic flow between 7am and 6pm from:
• Tuesday 22 to Thursday 24 June
• Saturday 26 to Monday 28 June
Work completion timeframes are weather dependent. Please avoid parking in areas where workers are on-site.
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We have some fabulous packages to share with you or can customise … View moreNeed some sunshine? Come sunbathe on their beaches, explore ancient rainforests and cuddle our koalas. From theme park thrills to a thriving foodie culture and world-class shopping and surf, the Gold Coast is waiting to welcome you.
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Selling on behalf of a friend.
There are 28 small 5mm crystals on the black card - dble sided.
5 x 7mm, one 1.2mm, one 1.5mm. All are faceted, also on the back for easy glueing.
One set of 7 dress/suit/costume '80's buttons, red fabric with gold claw surround and back shank loop.
… View moreSelling on behalf of a friend.
There are 28 small 5mm crystals on the black card - dble sided.
5 x 7mm, one 1.2mm, one 1.5mm. All are faceted, also on the back for easy glueing.
One set of 7 dress/suit/costume '80's buttons, red fabric with gold claw surround and back shank loop.
White shirt buttons and extra assortment. . Sorry picture keeps disappearing. Welcome to view.
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