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Allister from Stoke
builder available for smaller jobs decks,renovations etc... larger jobs also considered.
licensed and qualified builder.
allister grew building 02102223804 allistergrew@gmail.com
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Jared from Enner Glynn
Yard Sale happening right now at 33 Panorama Dr in Enner Glynn, Stoke!!
Come on by for plenty of bargains!!
Cheers 👍
Ngaanyatjarra Health Service are seeking Primary Health Care Nurses and are offering highly competitive remuneration packages.
This role contributes and supports the overall multidisciplinary and integrated approach to the remote health team's endeavour to treat illness, promote health … View moreNgaanyatjarra Health Service are seeking Primary Health Care Nurses and are offering highly competitive remuneration packages.
This role contributes and supports the overall multidisciplinary and integrated approach to the remote health team's endeavour to treat illness, promote health well-being, maintain health systems, provide education, training, encouragement and support community health initiatives.
Highly competitive remuneration package, attractive salary packaging options, professional development incentive and 11 weeks off per year.
Expressions of Interest - Permanent and Casual positions available.
For more information and to apply please visit www.nghealth.org.au
Indigenous applicants are encouraged to apply.
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Craig from Stoke
Price is for 4 plugs
I put the same plugs in my
2005 3.2 ltr VW Touareg
I have 4 Brand News ones left over.
These are usually $45 each per plug in stores.
… View morePrice is for 4 plugs
I put the same plugs in my
2005 3.2 ltr VW Touareg
I have 4 Brand News ones left over.
These are usually $45 each per plug in stores.
Laser Iridium Resistor Spark Plug
PART NUMBER
101905606A
Fit For
Audi
2006-2008 A3 Quattro
2009 A3 Quattro 3.2L V6
2004-2006 TT Quattro 3.2L V6
2008 TT Quattro
2009 TT Quattro 3.2L V6
Volkswagen
2007-2008 Eos 3.2L V6
2004 Golf R32
2008 R32
2004-2005 Touareg 3.2L V6
2006 Touareg 3.2L V6
*Please note I will not be responsible for any damage caused by incorrect installation.
*Please ensure that the part number matches your original part number
I can freight if needed for FREE locally if needed.
Text 0221301122
Price: $59
Lorna from Richmond
I have a couple of suitcases that can't be used for travel anymore as the backs are damaged. Would be great for storage of clothes or bedding maybe for a community group. They still wheel and expand, the damage is internal and doesn't cause any issue apart from strength for travel. Happy … View moreI have a couple of suitcases that can't be used for travel anymore as the backs are damaged. Would be great for storage of clothes or bedding maybe for a community group. They still wheel and expand, the damage is internal and doesn't cause any issue apart from strength for travel. Happy to drop off, seems a shame to bin them when they could still be useful.
Free
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My Mate Rob's offloading furniture and beds in his 'Back of the Truck' Sale Deals.
On now - only at the big red locally owned Rob's Furniture Warehouse shop on Tahunanui Drive.
Always a better deal.......really!
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Janika from Stoke
I have a rimu stained wooden curtain rod plus 2 wooden brackets for sale in very good condition.
Diameter of rod is 33 mm; the actual width to hang curtains on is 1.85m.
Overall width of rod is 2.02m.
Selling for $20. (This size new is $65.00).
Please call/leave a message at 03 547 9920.
Negotiable
Linda from Nelson South
Hi There,
We are about to move overseas and need to sell our 2008 Sazuki Swift.
It is a great car and is easy to drive and park. The car has regularly been serviced and hasn't ever had an issue. Never been in an accident and only driven locally.
Number plate - EMY899
Kilometres - … View moreHi There,
We are about to move overseas and need to sell our 2008 Sazuki Swift.
It is a great car and is easy to drive and park. The car has regularly been serviced and hasn't ever had an issue. Never been in an accident and only driven locally.
Number plate - EMY899
Kilometres - 111,200km
Body - Silver, 5 door, Hatchback
Seats - 5
Fuel type - Petrol
Engine size - 1490cc
Transmission - Automatic
WoF expires - Dec 2018
Model detail - Glxha2 Ltd
Due to needing a quick sale the asking price is just $5,900.
Feel free to get in contact with any questions or to arrange a viewing. My cellphone number is 0275410876.
Grab yourself a bargain.
Thank you.
Negotiable
Jon from The Wood
I’ve been out of town for a couple of months. While I was away our local supermarket, Fresh Choice on Collingwood st, has stopped supplying plastic carry bags that it still charges for, and now requires shoppers who may need one, to purchas a paper bag for 20c on top of what they have already … View moreI’ve been out of town for a couple of months. While I was away our local supermarket, Fresh Choice on Collingwood st, has stopped supplying plastic carry bags that it still charges for, and now requires shoppers who may need one, to purchas a paper bag for 20c on top of what they have already paid for the plastic bag they no longer receive. I know they are still charging for the plastic because I asked a checkout operator if an adjustment had been made to pricing in compensation. She said no, we are still paying for them. I have not checked lately the actual cost of a paper bag, back when I use to buy them for my business, about the same size as Fresh Choice are selling, they cost 1.25cents each. Fresh Choice are asking 20cents. Profiteering? You decide. Let me state here that if you do not need a plastic bag, take along you own shopping bag like our grannies use to do, that is a good thing and keep doing it.
Their reasoning is that plastic is finding its way into our water ways and the sea and causing damage. That is quite right. But is it happening to any significant extent here in Nelson. Or indeed New Zealand.
How often do you take your, so called, single use plastic bags and through them over Rocks Road in to the sea or in to the river? I don’t. Never have. Never seen it. I bet you don’t either.
So where is all this plastic coming from. International research has determined that 90%, that’s 90% of the plastic is coming from just 10 rivers around the world. Just ten. Guess what? None are in New Zealand. The Nile and the Niger and the other eight are in Asia. The Mekong, Yellow, Pearl and five other smaller rivers.
I have personally seen the amount of plastic dumped into the Mekong. It is massive. There are rafts of plastic long, deep, thick and wide floating along the banks that will eventually make its way to the sea. Yes, it needs to be stopped. Will it ever? Very unlikely. That is another story. Will ripping off shoppers at our local Fresh Choice make a difference. Not one bit. All it is doing is acting as an excuse for the owner to increase profit as detailed earlier.
On my recent trip I was in Ireland. I noticed thousand and thousands of single use plastic bags lying on the peat bogs. They are now used to cover the cut peat as it drys. Millions of them. Under the sun and in the wind they break down. Tear and fragment and blow across the bogs to the sea. Our tour guide was very proud of how these single use bags were being put to good use.
Also, the so called single use bags we are still paying for every time we shop there but no longer receiving when needed are going to have to be replaced in the community. How? By buying from the super market more plastic bags. Pushing up their profit even more.
Are dog walkers going to pick up their pet’s poo in their fingers and carry it home in their pockets to flush later. I don’t think so.
By far the biggest second use for these single use plastic bag is to line the kitchen/bathroom rubbish tins. Without single use plastic bags bought from a supermarket when you buy your shopping, you are going to have to add plastic bin liners to your shopping list thus pushing up the profit line of the super market even more.
How is this reducing the amount of plastic used? It simply is not. It is just replacing one source of plastic bags with a more expensive one.
Our local supermarket in Christchurch, a New World, tried this several years ago. They lost so much business they stopped the practice within two months returning to the normal.
How can we get Fresh Choice to stop ripping us off under the guise of ecological concern?
STOP SHOPPING THERE!
Let them see through our action, that we see through their action and are not fooled.
Clearly if you have no choice but to shop there. Elderly, don’t drive etc. Go right ahead. No one will blame you. But if you have a choice, choose to go elsewhere.
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Police want to hear from anyone who may have seen this man or observed any suspicious activity in the Brook area, particularly near the intersection with Robinson Road, yesterday afternoon or evening.
At approximately 6pm on Sunday 15th July a woman disturbed an intruder in her home on Brook … View morePolice want to hear from anyone who may have seen this man or observed any suspicious activity in the Brook area, particularly near the intersection with Robinson Road, yesterday afternoon or evening.
At approximately 6pm on Sunday 15th July a woman disturbed an intruder in her home on Brook Street, Nelson. The intruder was dressed in a black top, black pants and was wearing a dark red scarf or bandana across his face.
People with information can contact Nelson police on 03 546 3840. Alternatively, people can give information anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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