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Ozito Hand Mower purchased not long ago, only used a few times, but we decided to get a battery mower instead.
* Self sharpening blades mean reduced maintenance due to blades self sharpening
* Adjustable cutting heights allows user to cut lawn to the desired height
* Motor-less design means … View moreOzito Hand Mower purchased not long ago, only used a few times, but we decided to get a battery mower instead.
* Self sharpening blades mean reduced maintenance due to blades self sharpening
* Adjustable cutting heights allows user to cut lawn to the desired height
* Motor-less design means quiet operation with no fumes
* A blade guard improves safety, protects operator and garden
* Dual drive wheels are slip resistant
The Ozito Push Reel Mower has been designed for small to medium sized lawns. Fully adjustable, with self-sharpening blades, the Ozito Push Reel Mower has a quiet operation with slip-resistant, dual-drive wheels.
Mower: Retailed at $70;
Catcher in box, never been used: Retailed at $27
first 100 dinosaurs.
Brand new in perfect condition.
Why you would want to scare your baby with pictures of dinosaurs I have no idea, but if you do want to, here is the first book for you to start with.
Brand new in perfect condition.
Pins by Natalie Morrison $3 Sold
Pasture and Flock by Anna Jackson $3
Natural Zoo by Colin Webster-Watson $3
People From The Pit Stand Up by Sam Duckor-Jones $3
My Mother And The Hungarians by Frankie McMillan $3
Twelve phonic readers in a cardboard holder, for helping an understanding of words and how they sound.
In excellent condition.
Ex Inspector Dexter Traill is a man of many talents. A policeman and traffic officer for 33 years, these days Dexter works with the Office of the Ombudsman as the Kaiwhakahaere: Maori Hononga Hapori - Director: Maori and Community Engagement. His aim is to build the cultural capability within the … View moreEx Inspector Dexter Traill is a man of many talents. A policeman and traffic officer for 33 years, these days Dexter works with the Office of the Ombudsman as the Kaiwhakahaere: Maori Hononga Hapori - Director: Maori and Community Engagement. His aim is to build the cultural capability within the Office of the Ombudsman and to lift the profile of the Ombudsman Office to the hard-to-reach communities. And also introducing a Te Ao Maori Transformation Programme. His previous experience as a sports administrator and mental health coach is useful in his current role.
The position of Ombudsman had existed in New Zealand since the appointment of Sir Guy Powles to the role in 1962, making NZ only the second country, outside of Scandinavia, the first being Sweden to establish the position. The main purpose of the role was to act as a mediator for people who made complaints against Government departments, local Governments, and Boards of Trustees. “We investigate complaints of mal-administration.”
During 2019 and 2020 there had been approximately 2800 complaints received by the Office of the Ombudsman and in general made by the public against Government Departments, Local Government Agencies, and Boards of Trustees. Complaints are often related to the Official Information Act.
Fundamental to Dexter’s work is that he and his team need to understand the people they were investigating. ”We need to give assurances that all information we receive will be kept in the strictest of confidence, and we must do our best to see things from all points of view.” “Fairness for all”
The Office of the Ombudsman is reactive in its approach, but it also needed to make decisions about complaints it received. It was required to explore all avenues before making its decision, ensuring it is considered and fair.
A big fan of Arthur Lydiard, Dexter stressed the importance of physical and mental exercise as a way of helping younger people to lead healthy lives and to make the right choices.
In closing, Dexter said how proud he felt to have worn the uniform and the professional way his fellow Police colleagues dealt with the recent protests outside Parliament.
One more week left of the school holidays! Which means seven more opportunities to bring the family out for 3 hours of maxed out adrenalin and peak fun.
Make your booking now before spaces run out.
(We are open all day ANZAC day and every day over the holidays)
An easy one this week for Neighbourly folk. What is this building called and where is it?
This week we feature a rater humorous pics from Jessica Dowdall in Whitby. "This is Georgia the Berman and Rusty watching Youtube or ‘at the movies’ they will sit here hunting the computer for as long as the show goes."
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Brand new in perfect condition.
Babar the King
Babar at home
Babar's travels.
Selling as a set.
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Make the most of your home with paint designed in New Zealand for New Zealand conditions. Made right … View moreGet decorating and save with Resene!
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