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Max & Lizzie from Kairanga
Not sure about the rest of you, but I am already sick of picking up peoples dumped rubbish on our rural road. The higher the dump fees the more crap will buildup on peoples lawns( as they cannot afford to dispose of it properly through the waste resource centres) and on the side of the road. By all… View moreNot sure about the rest of you, but I am already sick of picking up peoples dumped rubbish on our rural road. The higher the dump fees the more crap will buildup on peoples lawns( as they cannot afford to dispose of it properly through the waste resource centres) and on the side of the road. By all means put up the price, that will cover the cost of councils paying their staff to drive out to the country to pick up the crap dumped on the side of the roads. How very short sighted that is.
Time to encourage recycling not discourage due to cost! Those who can think outside the square need to come up with solutions, ban plastic bottles, bring back glass ones that encourage people to return them. I used to buy all my lollies on returned bottles when I was a child, not a good use of funds, but by collecting bottles you would probably pay your Spark account or save it for winters power bill and there will be no waste to dispose of! Perhaps the takeaways could think about returnable packaging, most of the rubbish I see is KFC, McDonald or subway wrappers and drink containers (with straws). There must be a better way and necessity always leads to invention so lets hope this discussion will kick someone into action. The other killer is the makeup companies with single use packaging, we used to be able to buy refills, why now can you only by your product in a new plastic container? I'm sure being able to refill your holders would reduce the cost of beauty.
How do we stop this?
42 replies (Members only)
Becky from West End
HOMEOWNERS now is your chance to finally get something for free! To qualify for free insulation all you need is to live in a funded area (which i can check for you) or have a community services card. You’ll get a free Assessment from myself and if we can insulate or upgrade your current … View moreHOMEOWNERS now is your chance to finally get something for free! To qualify for free insulation all you need is to live in a funded area (which i can check for you) or have a community services card. You’ll get a free Assessment from myself and if we can insulate or upgrade your current insulation we will install it completely free of charge! Be quick as there’s only limited houses to be given freebies! Contact me today on 0224679805
Free
The Team from Wasp Wipeout
Hi everyone. We've kicked off our Wasp Wipeout campaign for the 2019/2020 summer and we are spreading to more areas! We're targeting the usual suspects - the German and common wasp - but we'll also be giving you lots of tips on how to deal with paper wasps at home. Watch our for more… View moreHi everyone. We've kicked off our Wasp Wipeout campaign for the 2019/2020 summer and we are spreading to more areas! We're targeting the usual suspects - the German and common wasp - but we'll also be giving you lots of tips on how to deal with paper wasps at home. Watch our for more info over the next few weeks, but in the meantime, check out our launch story here: bit.ly... and read about what you can do here: bit.ly...
For some, giving their furry friend a sneaky piece of ham under the table is enough, but for others, buying and wrapping a Christmas present for their pet is tradition. Whether it be some edible treats, a new comfy bed, or an awesome outdoor toy for summer - do you include your pet on the gift … View moreFor some, giving their furry friend a sneaky piece of ham under the table is enough, but for others, buying and wrapping a Christmas present for their pet is tradition. Whether it be some edible treats, a new comfy bed, or an awesome outdoor toy for summer - do you include your pet on the gift shopping list? Vote in the poll below.
George Heagney Reporter from Manawatū Standard
Morning neighbours,
Have you been along to see the comedy show MAMIL at Centrepoint Theatre. Not only is it meant to be a laugh, but the actor also saved a woman slumped in her seat at Saturday's show.
Richard from Awapuni
At this time of year, there is but one entertainment theme on the calendar – Christmas.
On the Look Out! Performing Arts, Events and Entertainment Guide there are parades, markets, concerts, choirs, nativities, plays, musicals, carols, dancing, speedway, Santa’s Cave, Christmas in Farnham … View moreAt this time of year, there is but one entertainment theme on the calendar – Christmas.
On the Look Out! Performing Arts, Events and Entertainment Guide there are parades, markets, concerts, choirs, nativities, plays, musicals, carols, dancing, speedway, Santa’s Cave, Christmas in Farnham Park, and the main event, Christmas in The Square. Deck the halls!
Matthew Dallas Reporter from Manawatū Standard
Hi neighbours,
The big Sallies food drive is on this Saturday. Who's going to be ready and waiting for the toots and sirens?
20 replies (Members only)
Reporter Manawatū Standard
Hey neighbours,
An activist has blocked public access to Lake Horowhenua, and says he allow the public in until the domain board stops public toilets flushing waste into the lake and a resource management plan was implemented, as recommended in a Waitangi Tribunal decision in 2017.
What do you … View moreHey neighbours,
An activist has blocked public access to Lake Horowhenua, and says he allow the public in until the domain board stops public toilets flushing waste into the lake and a resource management plan was implemented, as recommended in a Waitangi Tribunal decision in 2017.
What do you guys think?
23 replies (Members only)
Diann from Awapuni
It's Time to get those decorating Jobs done before Christmas and the New year when family and friends come to stay
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Painter and Paperhanger available
Or book in now to get the exterior painted this Summer or that painting job that you were going to get a round to but haven"t.
No job … View moreIt's Time to get those decorating Jobs done before Christmas and the New year when family and friends come to stay
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Painter and Paperhanger available
Or book in now to get the exterior painted this Summer or that painting job that you were going to get a round to but haven"t.
No job to small
35 years experience
Phone or text Tony on 027 5797 833
Reg Romans from SeniorNet Palmerston North
SeniorNet Palmerston North is shifting from 105 Princess St later this month - we have items that we do not need in our future - like All in 1 Desktop Computers, an old working Plasma TV, Stackable padded chairs - suitable for a hall, Large square table, filing cabinets and other bits and bobs - … View moreSeniorNet Palmerston North is shifting from 105 Princess St later this month - we have items that we do not need in our future - like All in 1 Desktop Computers, an old working Plasma TV, Stackable padded chairs - suitable for a hall, Large square table, filing cabinets and other bits and bobs - come and see at Suite 2 (downstairs and the back) 105 Princess Street - Jaypac Homes building - between KFC and McDonalds
The Team from Readers Tours
For over three decades, Readers Tours has been taking our loyal readers on unforgettable journeys exploring the rich history and culture of New Zealand’s hidden gems.
The much loved North and South Island Journeys are back for 2020, along with the launch of two new escapes in both the North … View moreFor over three decades, Readers Tours has been taking our loyal readers on unforgettable journeys exploring the rich history and culture of New Zealand’s hidden gems.
The much loved North and South Island Journeys are back for 2020, along with the launch of two new escapes in both the North and South Island. These new shorter escapes are the perfect length of time for those adventurous seniors who want a taste of the spectacular excursions and sights our country has to offer.
To celebrate the launch of our brand new tours, our friends at TV Guide and Neighbourly are giving away a year’s subscription for TV Guide to one lucky adventurer!
All you have to do is tell us a New Zealand destination you would love to visit via this link and you'll be in the draw to win!
Entries close 19th December 2019.
Go into win
Stephen from Palmerston North Central
Duvet cover with pillowcases King size. Brand new never used.
$60.00
Negotiable
Stephen from Palmerston North Central
I have some parts left over from a new Bathroom fan kit that may be useful to someone.
100mm flexible flue with 100mm clip and external vent cover.
3 x switch light heat fan.
As per photo
Free
Kathriona Benvie from
This week the focus is on new season produce
$10 Gold order-new season potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, mandarins and avocado
$15 Value order- new season potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, mandarins, bananas and avocado with more volume than Gold
$15 vege only order- new season potatoes, … View moreThis week the focus is on new season produce
$10 Gold order-new season potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, mandarins and avocado
$15 Value order- new season potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, mandarins, bananas and avocado with more volume than Gold
$15 vege only order- new season potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, fancy lettuce, tomatoes, capsicum
$26;50 Gourmet order- new season potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, fancy lettuce, tomatoes, capsicum, mandarins, bananas, strawberries, pineapple and avocado
$36.50 Whanau order- new season potatoes, onions, carrots, broccoli, fancy lettuce, tomatoes, capsicum, mandarins, bananas, strawberries, pineapple and avocado with more volume than Gourmet
Deal of the week is a punnet of cherry tomatoes for $2.
Remember to get your orders placed online at foodtogether.co.nz... before midday on Tuesday.
This Thursday will be the last hospital pick up at Rata House. This is because Public health (the Rata House residents) are moving office nearer to the city centre and will no longer be able to serve as a pick up in their new venue. Our Public Health contacts have been trying to find an alternative pick up location around the hospital but to date this doesn't seem likely at least for this year. So hospital customers wanting orders on the 12th or 19th December will need to choose to pick up from St Matthews or Te Tihi in Main St.on those two weeks.
Note that 19th December will be our last day for 2019.
Some photo of last weeks orders are below
Helen from Awapuni
ON NOW
3 AUSTIN PLACE - AWAPUNI ( OFF COLLEGE STREET - MAXWELLS LINE END)
FURNITURE , WHITEWARE, BOOKS , TOYS, CLOTHING, COLLECTABLES, RECORD PLAYERS,
TRAILER WITH REGO!
SOMETHING FOR EVERY-ONE.....
Negotiable
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