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Does anybody have excess FEIJOAS falling from their tree? Happy to come and do the picking up. Partner loves FEIJOAS but our trees are only 1 yr old - first crop - not very many!!! Thanks so much.
Come join Envirohub for their final movie night during the Sustainable Backyards month of March. This movie is free to attend and is an interesting documentary about the importance of wetlands and swamp areas. This has become more relevant with the recent floods. A discussion with local … View moreCome join Envirohub for their final movie night during the Sustainable Backyards month of March. This movie is free to attend and is an interesting documentary about the importance of wetlands and swamp areas. This has become more relevant with the recent floods. A discussion with local conservationist Rob McGowan after the documentary will conclude the evening. All welcome!
sby.envirohub.org.nz...
Donations to be dropped off at Otumoetai College main office, Monday-Friday 8:45am-3:20pm. Please message me if any more info is needed!
Hi!
My name is Mia Mackenzie and I am in my final year at Otumoetai College. I am part of the Special Events Committee - which runs events throughout the year, … View moreDonations to be dropped off at Otumoetai College main office, Monday-Friday 8:45am-3:20pm. Please message me if any more info is needed!
Hi!
My name is Mia Mackenzie and I am in my final year at Otumoetai College. I am part of the Special Events Committee - which runs events throughout the year, with the main one being the school ball. This year, I have decided to create an initiative that will assist students who may be struggling to purchase ball attire.
So, what I would like to ask of all you good people is - if you have any ball dresses, suits and other ball attire that you no longer need, we would be very grateful if you could donate it to Otumoetai College.
The ball attire would be free to students to borrow for the ball night - we will not be making any money at all. As the ball season approaches, some families can struggle buying both a ball ticket and attire - and we really want everyone invited to attend. This could really help out a student in need - and we would greatly appreciate your help.
Thank you so much :)
This Sunday we'll be putting our clocks back for the end of daylight saving. Despite the benefits of an extra hour of sun during daylight saving, these clock changes commonly bring disruptions to our households and sleep - some feel that it should be scrapped altogether. What do you think?
… View moreThis Sunday we'll be putting our clocks back for the end of daylight saving. Despite the benefits of an extra hour of sun during daylight saving, these clock changes commonly bring disruptions to our households and sleep - some feel that it should be scrapped altogether. What do you think?
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Come on in and check out our end of season half price summer clothing sale. Lots of bargains to be had and while you are here take a look at our washing machine which is at a great price of $150. Remember we are open Saturdays 9 - 3.
The frequency of cleaning curtains largely depends on a few factors such as the material of the curtains, their location, and the level of dust and pollutants in the air. As a general rule, it is recommended to clean your curtains every 6-12 months. Here are some reasons why:
1. Dust and … View moreThe frequency of cleaning curtains largely depends on a few factors such as the material of the curtains, their location, and the level of dust and pollutants in the air. As a general rule, it is recommended to clean your curtains every 6-12 months. Here are some reasons why:
1. Dust and allergens: Curtains can collect dust, dirt, and allergens over time. If you or anyone in your household suffers from allergies or asthma, it is especially important to clean your curtains regularly to prevent the accumulation of allergens that can trigger symptoms.
2. Stains and spills: Curtains can also become stained or soiled from spills, pet hair, or everyday use. Regular cleaning can help remove these stains and keep your curtains looking fresh and new.
3. Sun damage: Curtains can also become damaged over time from exposure to sunlight. Regular cleaning can help prevent sun damage and prolong the life of your curtains.
4. Odours: Curtains can also absorb odours from cooking, smoking, or pets. Regular cleaning can help eliminate these odours and keep your home smelling fresh.
However, curtains located in high-traffic areas, such as the living room or kitchen, may require more frequent cleaning, perhaps every three to six months. Curtains made of heavy fabrics, such as velvet or chenille, may also collect more dust and require more frequent cleaning.
In addition to regular cleaning, it is also recommended to vacuum your curtains regularly to remove dust and other particles. This can help to reduce the frequency of deep cleaning and extend the life of your curtains.
Hi. If anyone has too many Figs on there tree and interested in selling some, please let me know. Many thanks
John
0211426257
We are after an experienced Roof Painter to quote for a 96sqm House roof located in Greerton. Can anyone recommend someone please?.
Please contact Sean 0276347417
We want everyone to experience the outdoors and connect with their community – whether that means playing at the playground, playing sport, or playing with your dog.
Tell us your ideas for improving the parks, public spaces, and community facilities in the Mount to Arataki area via the link … View moreWe want everyone to experience the outdoors and connect with their community – whether that means playing at the playground, playing sport, or playing with your dog.
Tell us your ideas for improving the parks, public spaces, and community facilities in the Mount to Arataki area via the link below.
tauranga.syd1.qualtrics.com...
We are holding an open day at our Tauranga Centre this coming weekend to try to rehome as many animals as possible. Anyone who adopts this weekend will get a huge 75% discount off standard adoption fees!
With over 50 animals waiting for their forever homes in our centre, we encourage anyone who … View moreWe are holding an open day at our Tauranga Centre this coming weekend to try to rehome as many animals as possible. Anyone who adopts this weekend will get a huge 75% discount off standard adoption fees!
With over 50 animals waiting for their forever homes in our centre, we encourage anyone who has been considering adopting a furry friend to make the most of this amazing opportunity. Normal adoption criteria will apply.
No adoption appointments needed, just head on down to our Centre this weekend.
📍 43 Alach Street, Gate Pa, Tauranga: 9am-3:30pm Sat only
Mark your calendars and come on down this weekend for fun and new furry friend for life!
Neighbourhood Support members across New Zealand are invited to attend a special wellbeing webinar, 'Building Strong Communities', with Farmstrong Ambassador, Sam Whitelock, at 7:30pm on Tuesday April 4th.
For more information and to register, head to www.neighbourhoodsupport.co.nz....… View moreNeighbourhood Support members across New Zealand are invited to attend a special wellbeing webinar, 'Building Strong Communities', with Farmstrong Ambassador, Sam Whitelock, at 7:30pm on Tuesday April 4th.
For more information and to register, head to www.neighbourhoodsupport.co.nz....
Please invite those on your street and in your neighbourhood who might be interested (it's not just for rural folk, although those of you in rural communities might be particularly interested).
We are taking registrations for our next 8-week WAVES programme running from Monday 1 May to Monday 26 June 2023 from 5:30 to 7:30pm. The group supports adults bereaved by suicide in their understanding and management of grief and development of resilience. It offers the opportunity to meet and … View moreWe are taking registrations for our next 8-week WAVES programme running from Monday 1 May to Monday 26 June 2023 from 5:30 to 7:30pm. The group supports adults bereaved by suicide in their understanding and management of grief and development of resilience. It offers the opportunity to meet and share with others who are also experiencing the impact of suicide.
WAVES supports members to:
• Process and manage thoughts and feelings around what has happened.
• Find meaning in their experiences.
• Discuss the nature of suicide.
• Gain information and strategies about how to care for themselves and others after a suicide, including children and young people.
• Adjust to living with loss and move forwards.
This programme is interactive and supportive and will be delivered in a friendly and safe way.
To register or to learn more contact our Suicide Bereavement Support Coordinator, Jeanette Jones, on 021 754 480 or jeanette@griefsupport.org.nz.
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