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Fiona from Linton
If there is any one out there that has no family or anyone to help you out,I'm a merchandiser in Palmerston North, if you need me to get groceries for you I'm happy to help.i travel to foxton beach daily.
Il provide my I.D for piece of mind to show you i am genuine.
So if you need … View moreIf there is any one out there that has no family or anyone to help you out,I'm a merchandiser in Palmerston North, if you need me to get groceries for you I'm happy to help.i travel to foxton beach daily.
Il provide my I.D for piece of mind to show you i am genuine.
So if you need anything from pak n save Palmerston North or pioneer new world please let me know.
Keep safe everyone ❤️
Richard from Awapuni
A Level-4 Covid-19 alert pre-empts everything.
Just a short week ago reasonably-sized gatherings were still OK. Now nobody can/should go anywhere.
With everyone being asked to stay home and physically isolate themselves, the Look Out! Performing Arts, Events and Entertainment Guide is joining you … View moreA Level-4 Covid-19 alert pre-empts everything.
Just a short week ago reasonably-sized gatherings were still OK. Now nobody can/should go anywhere.
With everyone being asked to stay home and physically isolate themselves, the Look Out! Performing Arts, Events and Entertainment Guide is joining you in lock-down.
Thank you for your feedback, appreciation and support. When entertainment and events are back up and running, we will let you know. Be healthy, be safe. Kia Kaha. Richard.
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Reporter Manawatū Standard
Mōrena kiritata,
A 30-year-old woman is the second person in New Zealand to have a confirmed case of Convid-19.
She flew from Italy through Singapore to Auckland, jumped on another plane to Palmerston North on Monday and returned to Auckland on the same day.
She spent 5 hours in Palmerston … View moreMōrena kiritata,
A 30-year-old woman is the second person in New Zealand to have a confirmed case of Convid-19.
She flew from Italy through Singapore to Auckland, jumped on another plane to Palmerston North on Monday and returned to Auckland on the same day.
She spent 5 hours in Palmerston North carrying the virus.
Some people have said she should have quarantined herself before travelling to the Palmerston North. Would you have done that?
75 replies (Members only)
Rachel Moore Reporter from Manawatū Standard
Mōrena neighbours,
Panic buying has been extensive, and has left shelves empty and car parks full. Super markets urge that there is plenty to go around and no need to stockpile.
Has this effected your normal weekly shop? Are there some times of the day best to avoid? Have you had to try another… View moreMōrena neighbours,
Panic buying has been extensive, and has left shelves empty and car parks full. Super markets urge that there is plenty to go around and no need to stockpile.
Has this effected your normal weekly shop? Are there some times of the day best to avoid? Have you had to try another supermarket?
Please add "NFP" (not for print) if you do not want your comments used by Stuff.
46 replies (Members only)
Julie from Feilding
As from Saturday 21st Countdown Feilding will be opening at 9am and closing at 8pm until further notice. There is a note in their foyer saying it's to allow staff more time to stock shelves, without having to further inconvenience customers.
13 replies (Members only)
Val from Milson
Why not support and check out local Dairies. I found items that were unavailable in super markets.
21 replies (Members only)
With Covid-19 separating us physically, we need to ensure we aren’t making any group of people feel distant from our community. Let's continue to show our Kiwi spirit and support reach other #RaceRelationsDay2020
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