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There's no escaping this icy blast and the chilly temperatures make it tempting to leave your heat pump on, but should you? We've asked some energy experts for the best way to use your heat pump to keep your home toasty, and your energy bills down - and their answers may surprise you. … View moreThere's no escaping this icy blast and the chilly temperatures make it tempting to leave your heat pump on, but should you? We've asked some energy experts for the best way to use your heat pump to keep your home toasty, and your energy bills down - and their answers may surprise you. Check them out, here.
And if you don't have a heat pump, don't despair. There's plenty you can do to make your heating more efficient and your home a little warmer... Here are some common home heating mistakes you may be making and how to fix them.
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Master Plumbers NZ - Bay of Plenty
1. If you smell anything unusual (sulphur or rotten eggs) – turn the gas appliance off, open doors and windows to ventilate the room, get people out of the area and call a licensed gasfitter, your gas supplier and/or emergency services
2. Know how to turn the gas off in an emergency
3. … View more1. If you smell anything unusual (sulphur or rotten eggs) – turn the gas appliance off, open doors and windows to ventilate the room, get people out of the area and call a licensed gasfitter, your gas supplier and/or emergency services
2. Know how to turn the gas off in an emergency
3. Don't flick any switches or use your mobile phone near a gas leak (no naked flames or cigarettes either)
4. Don’t interfere with any gas appliance – call an authorised professional
5. Have gas appliances regularly serviced – once a year or as per manufacturer’s instructions – to ensure they are running safely and efficiently. Keep records.
6. If you don't know when an appliance was last serviced, don't risk it, get it checked.
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Hi neighbours,
A lot of what we're putting in our recycling bins cannot be recycled.
Paul Evans, chief executive of waste management industry body WasteMinz, says in 2018 about 10 per cent of each Auckland household's recycling bin was "contamination" – items that people had… View moreHi neighbours,
A lot of what we're putting in our recycling bins cannot be recycled.
Paul Evans, chief executive of waste management industry body WasteMinz, says in 2018 about 10 per cent of each Auckland household's recycling bin was "contamination" – items that people had put in hoping for the best, but which could not be recycled.
To read more, click here.
If you're in doubt whether something belongs in the recycling bin, the best practice is to simply leave it out.
Tauranga City Council are reminding motorists who travel along Durham Street while the construction is taking place that the speed limit has been lowered to 30km/h.
This speed limit has been put in place for a number of reasons, but mainly for the safety of the contractors and staff working, and… View moreTauranga City Council are reminding motorists who travel along Durham Street while the construction is taking place that the speed limit has been lowered to 30km/h.
This speed limit has been put in place for a number of reasons, but mainly for the safety of the contractors and staff working, and for pedestrians who may step onto the roadway unexpectedly.
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Eden from Welcome Bay
I have 10 hens for sale they are young healthy birds and are now laying. $35 each Message me for more information thanks.
Negotiable
Daniel from Welcome Bay
At Unity4 we are currently accepting applications from people who are interested in joining our Outbound Energy sales team - working from the comfort of home. No more lining up in traffic on those cold mornings.
Unity4 is a leading provider of call centre services and we work proudly on behalf… View moreAt Unity4 we are currently accepting applications from people who are interested in joining our Outbound Energy sales team - working from the comfort of home. No more lining up in traffic on those cold mornings.
Unity4 is a leading provider of call centre services and we work proudly on behalf of a number of well-known organisations. We are taking applications for this exciting outbound sales role representing one of NZs largest and most valued energy companies.
The role involves making outbound sales calls to residential households in order to acquire new customers for our energy client. You will be making calls using our easy to use software that provides the leads, a call script and even dials the numbers for you via our office (so no bills for the calls you make).
Our offering:
- The unique opportunity of working from home, based anywhere in New Zealand
- Flexibility to choose your own hours within our calling times
- Competitive hourly rate + commission
- Full product and system training and ongoing support
We are looking for:
- People who are motivated and results focused
- Strong interpersonal skills and an ability to quickly build rapport with customers
- Background in a sales and customer focussed environment Confidence, good command of the English language, clear pronunciation, basic computer skills, and a positive attitude are a must!
You must be able to commit to work at least 18 hours a week, within the hours of 10am - 8pm Monday - Friday and 10am - 4pm on Saturday.
There are a few simple things that you will need:
- Windows computer (Windows 7 or later)
- ADSL or faster Internet Connection
- Active telephone landline (POTS)
- Corded telephone
- Corded telephone headset
Successful candidates will need to be available for training which will conducted across the week of the 12th August. Training is done online in our virtual classrooms along with other new employees.
For further enquiries regarding your application please contact the HR team at hr@unity4.com.
Salary
$20.55 per hour + commission
To apply go to:
www.unity4.com...
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Allan from Tauriko
Feijoa scooped and frozen. Price is $16 per Kg.
Available in Half. One. Two and Three Kg snap lock bags. As well as some 1kg plastic containers. (In total we still have over 100Kgs)
It takes approx. 2.3 Kgs of fruit off the tree to produce 1 kg of scooped fruit. So in effect $16 per kg of frozen … View moreFeijoa scooped and frozen. Price is $16 per Kg.
Available in Half. One. Two and Three Kg snap lock bags. As well as some 1kg plastic containers. (In total we still have over 100Kgs)
It takes approx. 2.3 Kgs of fruit off the tree to produce 1 kg of scooped fruit. So in effect $16 per kg of frozen equals less that $7 per Kg for the actual fruit.
The fruit is not registered organic but is totally spray free. All processing carried out in spotless and hygienic surrounds by myself and my wife, both of us having attended food hygiene courses.
We live in Tauranga and do not want to ship small amounts of frozen fruit nationwide. However, we travel quite frequently to Auckland, Rotorua, Hamilton areas and could possibly bring fruit through.
We are happy to deliver around Tauranga, or fruit to be picked up as long as prior arrangements are made. Call us on 0274964683
Price: $16
Wendy from Gate Pa
I am knitting for prem babies at the hospitals. I am needing wool not acrylic as I am told the acrylic does not breath and can be too hot for the little babies.
If you have any spare wool I would appreciate it to help keep our little babies warm.
Thank you.
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Julie from Bethlehem
We have a grandson who is non verbal at this stage but he LOVES things that spin, looking for amusement for him. Please ph Julie 576 7150 or answer on neighbourly
Neville from Gate Pa
This SATERDAY 3/August 2019 at 97 Hynds Road Gate Pa. Time is 8am to 12pm
Negotiable
Christine from Body Treatments
Birthday Month and Winter Warmer Special - 25% off Lash and brow tint and shape when you mention this post until the end of August. Now only $30 !!! phone 5706270
The Warehouse has recalled a range of children's sleepwear amid concerns of children being strangled or burned.
"The draw cord and pom poms may become tangled when worn posing a safety risk to children, plus they may present a fire hazard if they are exposed to a naked flame," the… View moreThe Warehouse has recalled a range of children's sleepwear amid concerns of children being strangled or burned.
"The draw cord and pom poms may become tangled when worn posing a safety risk to children, plus they may present a fire hazard if they are exposed to a naked flame," the notice said.
Anyone who brought one of the $18 ponchos should "stop using it and return it to the nearest Warehouse store".
For more information contact The Warehouse on 0800 422 274 or go to its website.
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Angelina from Otumoetai
Great condition, size S, removable padding on knees & hips, also lined for winter which zips in/out.
Negotiable
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