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Anne from Mount Eden
Clearing out the home office with a Dell Inspiron PC for whoever has a use for it. It’s about a decade old now. Restored to factory settings, with windows 7 on CD which will need to be reinstalled. It seems to have quite slow processing speed despite having two hard drives. But would be suitable … View moreClearing out the home office with a Dell Inspiron PC for whoever has a use for it. It’s about a decade old now. Restored to factory settings, with windows 7 on CD which will need to be reinstalled. It seems to have quite slow processing speed despite having two hard drives. But would be suitable for internet browsing and file storage purposes, etc.
If your family would have a genuine need/use for it please private message me to arrange pick up.
Free
Susan from Grey Lynn
I am having to move out of my apartment for a few months and looking for a clean dry place to store a small sofa, double bed , coffee table TV cabinet and some boxes? I live in Grey Lynn! I would appreciate any help! Thankyou
Sue
Gonzalo from Mount Eden
I bought this bike on 25/11/2017 from Evo cycles quay st (I have the tax invoice)
Have been used for three months only
29 inch wheels
17.5 inch Body
Mechanical Brake disc
I'll give you the helmet, lock and light
Price: $400
Shirley from Eden Terrace
Reniu (by Pure Fiji) Bodycare gift set in a luxurious Hibiscus infusion in a cute floral cosmetic/make up bag, for $40
Gift Set includes:
• 1x 110g handmade Hibiscus soap
• 1x 59ml bottle nourishing coconut body oil
• 1x 59ml hydrating body lotion
• 1x 15ml tub of body butter
• 1x … View moreReniu (by Pure Fiji) Bodycare gift set in a luxurious Hibiscus infusion in a cute floral cosmetic/make up bag, for $40
Gift Set includes:
• 1x 110g handmade Hibiscus soap
• 1x 59ml bottle nourishing coconut body oil
• 1x 59ml hydrating body lotion
• 1x 15ml tub of body butter
• 1x Hibiscus floral cosmetic/make up bag
All products are made in Fiji, with pure organic coconut oil and other local Fiji ingredients. The nourishing coconut oil is 100% cold pressed and suitable for babies and adults with sensitive skin.
$40 Cash on pick up from:
- Auckland CBD (Wakefield Street), or Mt.Eden (Piwakawaka Street)
OR
+$5 for bubblewrap & untracked postage across NZ
ONLY 1 SET AVAILBLE - FIFS 😊
Price: $40
Shirley from Eden Terrace
Size 39/ 24.5cm
Black & blue wedge heels with a cute bowtie detail, very comfortable to walk in, great for the office.
Made in Taiwan, only worn a handful of times in the office, not outdoors, and still in great near new condition.
$10 pick up from Auckland CBD (Wakefield Street) or Piwakawaka… View moreSize 39/ 24.5cm
Black & blue wedge heels with a cute bowtie detail, very comfortable to walk in, great for the office.
Made in Taiwan, only worn a handful of times in the office, not outdoors, and still in great near new condition.
$10 pick up from Auckland CBD (Wakefield Street) or Piwakawaka Rd in Mt.Eden, or can post for +$5.
PM for details.
Price: $10
Todd Niall Reporter from Auckland Stuff
Hi Neighbours, Auckland Council wants to save money by dismantling its "design office" which is leading the work to make the downtown and suburban centres, more people-friendly. Do you think this work should be put at risk to save some salaries ? Read the story below:
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The Team from Auckland Council
Covering the area from Vulcan Lane to Durham Street East, stage two sees a wider footpath installed on the west side of the street and designated loading zones on the east side of the street.
Shehbaz from Sandringham
Hello everyone there is a bus strike this Friday and next week check their website for all the details
Andrea from Eden Terrace
Small farmers across the globe are losing out in the aftermath of the African swine fever (ASF) outbreak that killed a quarter of the world’s pig population, argues a new report.
Nowhere is this more evident than China, where swine fever has hit the country’s nearly 40 million small-scale pig … View moreSmall farmers across the globe are losing out in the aftermath of the African swine fever (ASF) outbreak that killed a quarter of the world’s pig population, argues a new report.
Nowhere is this more evident than China, where swine fever has hit the country’s nearly 40 million small-scale pig farmers hardest, says the report by non-profit organisation Grain.
China’s long tradition of small-scale pig farming seems to be coming to an end because of a lack of government support to compensate for culled or diseased pigs, to pay for veterinary costs or chemicals for limiting the spread of ASF, and other biosecurity measures in existing facilities, according to Grain.
“Unfortunately, small farmers are getting almost no support, from what we can see,” said Devlin Kuyek, lead author of the report.
After the first notification of the ASF outbreak in China in August 2018, the illness spread rapidly throughout the industry and led to the slaughter of millions of pigs within months.
Just a year later, however, the startling rise in pork prices meant that, despite their losses, many of the biggest industrial pig producers were achieving record profits.
Looks like a life sentence in prison for the pigs kept in these conditions...
Interested? Read more here...
www.msn.com...
New Zealand School of Food & Wine
Founder, Celia Hay has plenty to toast about after more than two decades in educating the next generation of Chefs & Hospitality professionals.
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