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Teresa Ramsey Reporter from Hauraki Herald
Breakfast went awry at a Thames boarding house today when fire erupted in the microwave. One man was treated for smoke inhalation when the house on Amy St, which provides a community-based home for adults with disabilities, filled with smoke just before 7am.
Have you ever had a mishap with your … View moreBreakfast went awry at a Thames boarding house today when fire erupted in the microwave. One man was treated for smoke inhalation when the house on Amy St, which provides a community-based home for adults with disabilities, filled with smoke just before 7am.
Have you ever had a mishap with your microwave? If so, let us know what happened in the comments.
Full details here: www.stuff.co.nz...
Julie Kaio Reporter from Hauraki Herald
The Hauraki Herald and Neighbourly are on the hunt for Neighbours of the Week!
Whether you live in an apartment or on a rural property, you have neighbours - and knowing your neighbours matters. Connecting with the people who live around you creates a happier, safer and more friendlier … View moreThe Hauraki Herald and Neighbourly are on the hunt for Neighbours of the Week!
Whether you live in an apartment or on a rural property, you have neighbours - and knowing your neighbours matters. Connecting with the people who live around you creates a happier, safer and more friendlier neighbourhood - even if it's just greeting them by name over the fence or popping in for an occasional cuppa.
We want to celebrate all the good neighbours who are making an extra effort to support others in communities across Thames-Coromandel and Hauraki Districts. These are the ones who organise neighbourhood BBQs, help stack their neighbour's firewood or always put their hand up to babysit.
So if you have a have a neighbour that fits the bill, and needs a bit of thanking, let us know. Nominations can be emailed to julie.kaio@stuff.co.nz, or simply post a comment on this message below.
Thanks - Julie and the Hauraki Herald team
Denis from Thames
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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Berwyn from Thames
Two metal stools have been re-painted black. Seat upholstered in modern fabric. Comfy and able to be stored away easily.ph Brent 021805354
Price: $35
Berwyn from Thames
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 .
Price: $165
Denis from Thames
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.......
We all know the time-old property chant; “location, location, location”, but when it comes to choosing a section of land to build on, there’s a little more to it.
To help you evaluate the sections for sale in Hamilton, here’s a handy checklist with a few key points to consider:
1. … View moreWe all know the time-old property chant; “location, location, location”, but when it comes to choosing a section of land to build on, there’s a little more to it.
To help you evaluate the sections for sale in Hamilton, here’s a handy checklist with a few key points to consider:
1. Zoning and covenants
2. Slope
3. Soil
4. Services
5. Title
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Denis from Thames
The occurrence of events like this increases by a factor of three with every 10cm of sea level rise. Another 30cm by 2060 -> 3x3x3 = 27 times more often. Another metre and this will be happening every day.
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… View moreIf you haven’t got it already, you’ll soon see your ACC invoice in your mailbox. 📬 Here’s a few things to help make sure you’ve got all the info you need:
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