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Includes 4 pirex dishes with lids, 4 additional bowls, kitchen scale, iron, drinking bottles, and a few other things, as per picture. Take the whole box! Pick up from Unsworth Heights.
I am looking for the weediest section available, where I can apply my chemical-free weed-control methodology for a visual transformation as well as an ecological one. Ideally, this will be a bush-edge section, perhaps backing on to a Reserve.
For one customer only, I can do this for a discounted … View moreI am looking for the weediest section available, where I can apply my chemical-free weed-control methodology for a visual transformation as well as an ecological one. Ideally, this will be a bush-edge section, perhaps backing on to a Reserve.
For one customer only, I can do this for a discounted hourly rate for up to 3 months, in return for permission to take and publish photographs and videos before and after. Photographs and videos will not show any people, buildings or identifiable locations.
If you are a filmmaker or editor, we could discuss a 100% discount:) I have been trying for 25 years to make a visual story of the stunning results I see from chemical-free restoration.
If interested, call Jenny 021485994, or message here or on Neighbourly.
Thanks!
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The month of May is New Zealand Music Month and it's got us thinking about all the musical talent from our shores throughout the years. We've come up with a few but if your pick isn't on the list, tell us who they are and why you think they are New Zealand's greatest … View moreThe month of May is New Zealand Music Month and it's got us thinking about all the musical talent from our shores throughout the years. We've come up with a few but if your pick isn't on the list, tell us who they are and why you think they are New Zealand's greatest band/artist.
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Box with 7 pots, including steamers, assorted sizes. All used but in excellent condition. Pick up from Unsworth Heights.
Mother's Day Gift Ideas!
Mother's Day is fast approaching!
To help you pick the perfect gift, we've
put together a list of our products that
we know mums will love and enjoy. :)
If you need help to get rid of unwanted furniture or household junk give us a call!
When get items gifted back to the community to be reused or recycled before we take things to landfill.
Let’s send your junk to a better place!
Call 021 586544 or email info@junkrun.co.nz
Thursday 11 May, 6.00 p.m. 172 Hinemoa Street. All welcome.
Brave conversations - attitudes, independence to public transport. Sharon Davies QSM JP
Sharon Davies (commonly known as Shaz) was born in Hamilton with a physical disability almost 60 years ago. She moved to Auckland at the age of … View moreThursday 11 May, 6.00 p.m. 172 Hinemoa Street. All welcome.
Brave conversations - attitudes, independence to public transport. Sharon Davies QSM JP
Sharon Davies (commonly known as Shaz) was born in Hamilton with a physical disability almost 60 years ago. She moved to Auckland at the age of 18 months. She lived at the Wilson Home in Takapuna until the age of 17. Since then, she has prided herself on living independently and became a staunch westie in the early 80’s. She is passionate about people and her local community. She is an active member on various local committees and trusts. They include: Celebrating Swanson, Corbans Estate Art Centre, Glen Eden RSA, Greater Glen Eden Network, Glen Eden Railway Station Trust, Ranui Community Centre, Swanson Railway Trust, Te Whau Environmental Pathway Trust, West Auckland Forest & Bird and West Auckland Riding for the Disabled.
Woman in a wheelchair. In an open place, beside a tree.
Up until June 2021, Shaz worked full time as PA to the Waitakere Ranges Local Board in Glen Eden. She chose to leave her job to focus on her community work. She was awarded ACC’s Spirit of Attitude and Supreme Award in 2012, received a Queen’s Service Medal for services to the community in June 2013, wrote her life story in 2018 and became a Justice of the Peace in 2019.
A couple of her biggest bugbears as a full-time wheelchair user include access to public spaces, public transport and the misuse of mobility parking. In her presentation on Thursday 11 May, she will share some of the brave conversations she’s had to have plus some personal insights living life to its fullest albeit having to navigate an inaccessible environment. She will also have copies of her book available for sale at a reduced cost of $20 each.
This is a free event. Please join us. To read more and get a free ticket:
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Please join us for a community hui on May 25 to hear from emergency response agencies about the recent flood & cyclone response on the North Shore.
Speakers include Police, Fire and Emergency NZ, Neighbourhood Support, North Harbour Community Patrol and Amateur Radio Emergency … View morePlease join us for a community hui on May 25 to hear from emergency response agencies about the recent flood & cyclone response on the North Shore.
Speakers include Police, Fire and Emergency NZ, Neighbourhood Support, North Harbour Community Patrol and Amateur Radio Emergency Communications.
Hui details:
Thursday, May 25, 6-8 pm
St Annes Room, Mary Thomas Centre,
3 Gibbons Road, Takapuna
Light catering provided.
RSVP to madison@ancad.org.nz and include any dietary requirements.
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