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Hi all, I'm after old nautical decorations for an event. Things like ship lights, captains wheels, rope, sailor hats - anything from a boat that doesn't smell! I can pick up. Contact me on 0274535491
Stroke strikes around 24 New Zealanders each day – young and old. But strokes are largely preventable.
A person with high blood pressure is around seven times more likely to have a stroke than someone with normal or low blood pressure. Get your friends and whanau together and head to Pak N … View moreStroke strikes around 24 New Zealanders each day – young and old. But strokes are largely preventable.
A person with high blood pressure is around seven times more likely to have a stroke than someone with normal or low blood pressure. Get your friends and whanau together and head to Pak N Save in Richmond on Saturday 7 October between 10am - 2pm for a FREE blood pressure check.
This Blog from The University of Otago. Public Health Expert posted on August 16, 2017 describes how NZ EPA chose not to accept the assessment of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC).
IARC established that the herbicide glyphosate was a "probable carcinogen". Instead … View moreThis Blog from The University of Otago. Public Health Expert posted on August 16, 2017 describes how NZ EPA chose not to accept the assessment of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC).
IARC established that the herbicide glyphosate was a "probable carcinogen". Instead the NZ EPA commissioned its own report which found that glyphosate is “unlikely to be genotoxic or carcinogenic”. The full text can easily be found on-line by entering the title of this post.
Why is this especially important for us in Nelson?
Because there are many similarities between, what the EPA has done in this instance and what has happened and is still happening right here in Nelson with the application of 26 tons of Brodifacoum laced bait onto our Brook Valley.
Read the Footnote (below) and by simply replacing some of the names involved, you can see where this is leading. In the case of Brodifacoum the international science is steadfastly ignored. So are peer reviewed NZ scientists who have been warning about this particular poison for decades.
The Brook Sanctuary wrote its own glossy brochure to down play all the negative effects of this poison, so much so that many people now believe they could eat a few pellets and not be the worse for it.
The code of practice for the use of Brodifacoum was written by the boss of Orillion, the very company producing the poison pellet baits. NZ research papers demonstrating in some cases horrifying numbers of by-kill are never mentioned. Brodifacoum bio-accumulation has been demonstrated with great regularity by the fact that it has been found in a large variety of non-target species and that list is still growing.
See what Bruning and Browning have to say about what happened with Glyphosate and it is easy to compare!
Footnote: * Bruning and Browning note particularly that the NZ EPA report considers just “glyphosate chemistry and not glyphosate-based formulations that are used in ‘the real world’ and that are obviously of the essence”; that it “makes every effort to discredit a finding by the NZ EPA’s own authority on cancer, the IARC”; that it “appears to give exclusive consideration and weight to industry-paid and industry-supported studies and reviews as well as arguably out-dated and industry-developed guidelines”; that it ignores the NZ EPA’s own manual ‘Thresholds and Classifications under the HSNO Act 1996’ where IARC is listed as “one of the two respected sources for information on carcinogenicity”; and finally that it “fails to address twenty-first century scientific understanding of the factors that pre-dispose to risks of cancer development – ignoring new data from toxicology and cancer biology.”
I have a small laundry and would love to have it shelved out to maximise the space available. (Quite tricky with space available) I would rather the shelves were hand made from wood but would consider using tracking and melamine shelving from Mitre 10. Who knows someone who has this skill?
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1991 Toyota Hilux Surf 4x4
LN131
Manual
5 speed gearbox
275000 kms
Diesel
WOF
Registration on hold (but we will add three months registration for new buyer)
… View more1991 Toyota Hilux Surf 4x4
LN131
Manual
5 speed gearbox
275000 kms
Diesel
WOF
Registration on hold (but we will add three months registration for new buyer)
Drivers seat needs replacing
Towbar fitted
Panasonic CD/Radio
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I am a quiet single female working full time as a veterinary nurse at Halifax Veterinary Centre. I am looking for a rental for myself my house trained dog and a couple of cats. At this stage I am not in a rush but if you know of anything coming up in the near future could you please let me … View moreHi,
I am a quiet single female working full time as a veterinary nurse at Halifax Veterinary Centre. I am looking for a rental for myself my house trained dog and a couple of cats. At this stage I am not in a rush but if you know of anything coming up in the near future could you please let me know. I have also attached a picture of my dog Georgie who has lived with other dogs, cats, chickens, ducks horses etc..
Thanks
Looking for some pretty petunias? Proven Winners NZ is supporting the NZ Breast Cancer Foundation by donating 50 cents for every Bubblegum Petunia purchased, from Oct 1.
Today is International Day of the Older Persons (IDOP). IDOP has been celebrated around the world since 1991. It’s a day to highlight the significant contributions older people bring to society and to raise awareness of issues affecting older people such as abuse and discrimination. Join Age … View moreToday is International Day of the Older Persons (IDOP). IDOP has been celebrated around the world since 1991. It’s a day to highlight the significant contributions older people bring to society and to raise awareness of issues affecting older people such as abuse and discrimination. Join Age Concern today as we celebrate the important role older people have in our society.
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We welcome on board Pierre Gill, our Clinical Lead Dentist who has relocated back to New Zealand with his family. Pierre joins the team of dentists Ted Piercy and Simon Wilson, alongside dental hygienist Paula Palmer. You may come across Pierre at his children's sport games or searching some… View moreWe welcome on board Pierre Gill, our Clinical Lead Dentist who has relocated back to New Zealand with his family. Pierre joins the team of dentists Ted Piercy and Simon Wilson, alongside dental hygienist Paula Palmer. You may come across Pierre at his children's sport games or searching some surf on the Coast.
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