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PLUS, use Broadband Compare to compare NZ's best broadband deals & save up to $300/year. Enjoy smoother internet while keeping cash for treats!
Halogen 12V MR16 Light Bulbs x35
These have swapped out but are in good working order.
These have been swapped out, are in good working order and are used to convert 230V mains lighting power supply, to 12V, for use with ceiling downlight bulbs, either AC halogen or LEDs. They are also dimmable.
Classical crossover singer Rebecca Nelson told a captivated Cambridge audience how the town holds a special place in her heart for several reasons.
Rebecca’s performance was one of three shows lined up to entertain residents and soon-to-be residents of Ryman Healthcare’s Patrick Hogan … View moreClassical crossover singer Rebecca Nelson told a captivated Cambridge audience how the town holds a special place in her heart for several reasons.
Rebecca’s performance was one of three shows lined up to entertain residents and soon-to-be residents of Ryman Healthcare’s Patrick Hogan Village in Cambridge, Hilda Ross Village down the road in Hamilton and James Wattie Village in Havelock North.
Describing her connection to Ryman, she says: “It feels like coming home and performing for friends and family.”
Click read for the full story.
This Valentine’s Day, why not snuggle up with your loved one for a movie night in?
We've curated the ultimate list of the latest romantic flicks and binge-worthy shows to make your evening extra special.
Plus, don't forget to compare broadband options on Broadband Compare for the… View moreThis Valentine’s Day, why not snuggle up with your loved one for a movie night in?
We've curated the ultimate list of the latest romantic flicks and binge-worthy shows to make your evening extra special.
Plus, don't forget to compare broadband options on Broadband Compare for the best streaming deals!
It's back for a fifth year! Recognise the best local businesses in your neighbourhood by nominating them in the 2024 Prospa Local Business Hero Awards.
Whether it's a bakery team who occasionally sneak you an extra sweet treat, a supermarket employee that's helped carry your bags… View moreIt's back for a fifth year! Recognise the best local businesses in your neighbourhood by nominating them in the 2024 Prospa Local Business Hero Awards.
Whether it's a bakery team who occasionally sneak you an extra sweet treat, a supermarket employee that's helped carry your bags to the car or a bookshop that goes out of its way to find the best read just for you. Prospa Local Business Hero helps you show some love to the small businesses with the biggest hearts.
Plus your nomination could help a small business win over $10,000 worth of prizes!
Be a local hero yourself; give your favourite local business owner the recognition they deserve by nominating them in the 2024 Prospa Local Business Hero awards.
Learn how to use Facebook during the special Android Phone course held for Seniors.
Interested? One spot left so you will need to get in quick.
The course, of 2-hour duration is held over two weeks on Thursday 15th and 22nd February. Starting at 10.00am until 12.00 pm. Course fee is $30.00… View moreLearn how to use Facebook during the special Android Phone course held for Seniors.
Interested? One spot left so you will need to get in quick.
The course, of 2-hour duration is held over two weeks on Thursday 15th and 22nd February. Starting at 10.00am until 12.00 pm. Course fee is $30.00
Course fees are paid in advance at the time of registration along with the annual membership of $30 per person if you are not already a club member.
Eftpos and online banking are available. Application and registration forms are available on the clubs website.
All courses are held in the Tauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. venue at the Tauranga Historic Village, 17th Avenue.
The Tauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. is a not-for-profit registered charity, all coaches are volunteers who aim through classes and workshops to help Seniors understand and learn how to use their various electronic devices and caters both for beginners plus more advanced users.
If you or a friend, would like to learn more about the club, how to use your device or are interested in offering your services as a volunteer coach, check out the clubs web page for full directions to the clubs venue, further information, and other current planned 1st term courses.
Tauranga SeniorNet web page: - www.taurangaseniornet.co.nz...
Email: tauranga@seniornet.nz
Phone:07 577 1912 or Mob: 021 277 1912 and leave a message.
Tauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. is pleased to be able to offer a brand-new course by one of the clubs experienced tutors to its members.
SeniorNet Camera Club - this will be a monthly on-going course - i.e. scheduled for the rest of this year - but broken down into quarterly term sessions. Details … View moreTauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. is pleased to be able to offer a brand-new course by one of the clubs experienced tutors to its members.
SeniorNet Camera Club - this will be a monthly on-going course - i.e. scheduled for the rest of this year - but broken down into quarterly term sessions. Details of Term One sessions are:
• Dates: Third Friday of the month - 16 February, 15 March and 19 April (three sessions)
• Time: 1.00 - 3.00pm
• Where: Our rooms (unless advised otherwise)
• Cost: $45.00. Internet banking preferred - 03 1548-0002612-00.
Further details of the course are below and on the club’s website.
Meeting for 2 hours once a month.
The course will cover how to use the many different kinds of capture devices: real cameras, phones - iPhones & Android, etc.
• setting up the device for indoors, outdoors, low light, bright light, etc.
• information on taking a GREAT photo
• information on how to edit the images using free and other apps
• and generally anything and everything about taking photos, editing and printing them All the above will be supported by informational PDFs and video clips on the subject for the month. (PDFs will be sent to group members). Homework will be set for every session on a chosen subject.
Course fees are paid in advance at the time of registration along with the annual membership of $30 per person for nonmembers. Application forms available on the clubs web site.
Eftpos and online banking are available.
All courses are held in the venue of Tauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. at the Tauranga Historic Village, 17th Avenue. Building 70.
The Tauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. is a not-for-profit registered charity, all coaches are volunteers who aim through classes and workshops to help Seniors understand and learn how to use their various electronic devices and programs, catering both for beginners plus more advanced users.
To learn more about the club, how to use your device or are interested in offering your services as a volunteer coach, check out the clubs web page for full directions to the clubs venue, further information, and other current planned 1st term courses.
Tauranga SeniorNet web page: - www.taurangaseniornet.co.nz... Email: tauranga@seniornet.nz
Phone:07 577 1912 or Mob: 021 277 1912 and leave a message.
HI there
I'm looking for a restoration project to keep me and my 8yo daughter occupied. She is interested in engines and motorbikes, planes and helicopters.
We are looking for pre 1990s morotbike for a restoration project. 2 stroke or 4 stroke.
Maybe there's one unused somewhere that… View moreHI there
I'm looking for a restoration project to keep me and my 8yo daughter occupied. She is interested in engines and motorbikes, planes and helicopters.
We are looking for pre 1990s morotbike for a restoration project. 2 stroke or 4 stroke.
Maybe there's one unused somewhere that we could be interested in.
Thanks in advance
Happy Chinese Lunar New Year from the team at NZ Compare!
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Please be aware scammers are currently targeting pc/email users by imitating antivirus companies, such as McAfee and Norton saying your subscription has expired and you need to renew.
I have also come across one other this week were the customer received 4 emails supposedly from Apple/iCloud … View morePlease be aware scammers are currently targeting pc/email users by imitating antivirus companies, such as McAfee and Norton saying your subscription has expired and you need to renew.
I have also come across one other this week were the customer received 4 emails supposedly from Apple/iCloud informing them that they had run out of space and needed to purchase more by clicking on the link, there is also one other doing the rounds this month which claims to be from the Inland Revenue informing you that you have qualified for the cost of living payment, but is in fact a scam email.
Please make sure you check the legitimacy of any emails that you might get like the above,
One way to check is to look at the address that the email came from you can see this in the top header of the email, if it's not visible click on the name or image that shows the name, and it will pop up the actual email that sent it as shown in the two attached images.
The one from 2degrees is legitimate and the one from IRD is not as the email address is not even vaguely related to the inland revenue.
If in doubt there are 3 golden rules I encourage my customers to follow.
1. If it looks or sound too good to be true then it is, walk away!
2. If your in any way uncomfortable, unsure or just feel a little off about an email or request that's come your way (including by phone) then ignore it and if its legitimate they will find another way to contact you.
3. If you do accidently or inadvertently click on or give away any details that may compromise you or your bank accounts then stop, take a breath and contact your bank to put a lock on your cards/accounts and then contact a professional to look at your device/PC and check it out,
If in any doubt or have questions give me a call, advice is always free over the phone and if I can help I will.
Stay safe everyone and hope you have an enjoy the rest of the day.
Kevin
Athena Solutions & Services Ltd
0223 521 402
www.athenasolutions.co.nz...
We are pleased to announce we have launched our new websites just this week. For more information or details on my services just give me a ring or drop me an email.
Kevin@athenasolutions.co.nz
0223 521 402
Hi Neighbours
It's a request about a lost package
I was informed that my package was delivered yesterday
But its at the wrong address
Its was delivered at. Grantleigh Way pyes pa
Please can you contact me if you received a package you haven't ordered
My phone number 027 578 7101
… View moreHi Neighbours
It's a request about a lost package
I was informed that my package was delivered yesterday
But its at the wrong address
Its was delivered at. Grantleigh Way pyes pa
Please can you contact me if you received a package you haven't ordered
My phone number 027 578 7101
I look forward to any replys
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