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"Old" magazines. I have 7 of them in excellent condition. Too good to throw out and generally these are unwanted by op shop. Nov 2017 thru to Dec 2017 and May 2018 thru to August 2018.
Must take them ALL.
Must bring own bag/box. Please negotiate a time for contactless pickup off … View more"Old" magazines. I have 7 of them in excellent condition. Too good to throw out and generally these are unwanted by op shop. Nov 2017 thru to Dec 2017 and May 2018 thru to August 2018.
Must take them ALL.
Must bring own bag/box. Please negotiate a time for contactless pickup off doorstep. We have a Covid QR code on the door if necessary. Thanks, Sandi
"Old" magazines. I have 10 of them in excellent condition however a few have some loss of coating over spine. Too good to throw out and generally these are unwanted by op shops. Nov 2014, Jan 2015 thru to August 2015 and November 2015. Must take them ALL. Must bring own bag/box. Please … View more"Old" magazines. I have 10 of them in excellent condition however a few have some loss of coating over spine. Too good to throw out and generally these are unwanted by op shops. Nov 2014, Jan 2015 thru to August 2015 and November 2015. Must take them ALL. Must bring own bag/box. Please negotiate a time for contactless pickup off doorstep. We have a Covid QR code on the door if necessary. Thanks, Sandi
19 of them in excellent condition. Too good to throw out and generally these are unwanted by op shops. Timeless as are good for upskilling/learning how to DIY rather than renovation magazines with trends that come and go. 19 in total. March 2013, May 2013 thru to Sept 2014, Nov 2014, March 2015 and… View more19 of them in excellent condition. Too good to throw out and generally these are unwanted by op shops. Timeless as are good for upskilling/learning how to DIY rather than renovation magazines with trends that come and go. 19 in total. March 2013, May 2013 thru to Sept 2014, Nov 2014, March 2015 and November 2015.
Must take them ALL.
Must bring own bag/box.
Please negotiate a time for contactless pickup off doorstep once we move to Level 2. We have a Covid QR code on the door if necessary. Thanks, Sandi
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Here at Neighbourhood Support we know first hand that communities that stay connected and prepared fare better in emergencies and natural disasters than those without a plan.
For the month of October, we want to see how you tackle emergency preparedness. From getting first aid training and … View moreHere at Neighbourhood Support we know first hand that communities that stay connected and prepared fare better in emergencies and natural disasters than those without a plan.
For the month of October, we want to see how you tackle emergency preparedness. From getting first aid training and stocking up on essentials to putting together a grab n’ go bag or working with your neighbours to create a neighbourhood resillience plan, a little bit of planning goes a long way to make sure you and your community can get through any situation. Joining or setting up a Neighbourhood Support group is a great way to keep in touch and work together to reach out, look out and help out one another no matter what life may bring.
Don’t forget! This month also coincides with New Zealand’s national earthquake drill and tsunami hikoi, ShakeOut, which will be taking place on Thursday, October 28th at 9:30am.
Let us know how you’re getting prepared this month by tagging us in your social media posts or emailing us your photos, videos, or experiences to: info@neighbourhoodsupport.co.nz
I'm your local Norwex Independent Consultant.
Norwex creates quality products that help save the earth and your budget by reducing plastic and single-use disposables like paper towels, wipes, dryer sheets and more. Plus, many of our microfibre products contain recycled microfibre yarn.
Did… View moreI'm your local Norwex Independent Consultant.
Norwex creates quality products that help save the earth and your budget by reducing plastic and single-use disposables like paper towels, wipes, dryer sheets and more. Plus, many of our microfibre products contain recycled microfibre yarn.
Did you know - Over 80,000 new chemicals have been created in the last 50 years. Only about 200 have been tested for their impact on human health.
Cleaning with only Norwex Microfibre and water turns your home into a safer haven—you won’t breathe, touch or ingest chemicals. Safer for you, safer for your family.
Give my Facebook Page a like to get more info and to see how you can make changes to create a Safe Haven in your home : www.facebook.com...
Creating a mood board or pinboard using Resene FX Blackboard Paint to keep household notes tidy is easy with this inspiring project.
Find out how to create your own.
Our homes can be our greatest investment and protecting our homes against climate change has become more important than ever.
Our changing climate poses risks to our natural and built environments. Swiss Re in a global analysis of insurance risk said to “expect climate risks to raise global … View moreOur homes can be our greatest investment and protecting our homes against climate change has become more important than ever.
Our changing climate poses risks to our natural and built environments. Swiss Re in a global analysis of insurance risk said to “expect climate risks to raise global property premiums by 33-41% between 2020 and 2040”. The potential increase was deemed a direct consequence of our changing climate.
Our Climate Insights property report provides easily understood information on change to risks for your current or a future property. The report includes robust and actionable information for residential property owners, tenants and investors to enhance their property’s climate resilience.
Our new Office for Seniors website is now live!
The website is a great resource for older New Zealanders to find helpful information. It’s been designed with our older audience in mind so it’s easy to navigate.
It also outlines the role of the Office for Seniors.
Visit … View moreOur new Office for Seniors website is now live!
The website is a great resource for older New Zealanders to find helpful information. It’s been designed with our older audience in mind so it’s easy to navigate.
It also outlines the role of the Office for Seniors.
Visit officeforseniors.govt.nz
Not sure where to start, but here goes …
The pressure for all of us, well not all of us but a vast majority of us, to get vaccinated for not only our own benefit, health and wellbeing, but also for good of the whole nation and mankind (so to speak), has been all over every single news outlet, … View moreNot sure where to start, but here goes …
The pressure for all of us, well not all of us but a vast majority of us, to get vaccinated for not only our own benefit, health and wellbeing, but also for good of the whole nation and mankind (so to speak), has been all over every single news outlet, social media platforms, online services etc …
It began with a trickle for us to trot down to the vaccination place to get our first vaccination.
Some have even had their second dose of the vaccination – well done.
Now, slowly but surely the speed has ramped up. The numbers have increased for those who have now entered the ‘vaccinated club’, again well done.
There will be those who refuse to get vaccinated for whatever reason, whether it is personal or medical. I do struggle understanding with the personal reasons but will respect their choice.
The public push to get the percentages up to get vaccinated is almost at full speed, and it’s been ‘interesting’ for lack of a better word right now, to watch this.
Those of us who have joined the vaccinated club, did so not only out of duty for our fellow mankind, but more importantly, to try and keep ourselves alive during this nightmare pandemic.
What I’m struggling with now regarding the push to get vaccinated, is the hand holding, the enticements, the bribes and the rewards the soon to be freshly vaccinated people are now being offered e.g. a car, a holiday, extra money in the pay packet, food etc …
Will all of those people who have already been vaccinated be getting any rewards that are currently on offer, to congratulate us for being responsible adults and stepping up early to get vaccinated?
Will we heck!
So why are they bribing people to get vaccinated now?
Has it shown to be an effective way of getting those bodies through the door?
Or has it merely shown people's greed?
When they start talking about vaccinating people in the fast food drive through, you know it’s becoming desperate.
We need to find a way that works for the whole of New Zealand, each and everyone of us. We can’t fix the world, but we sure as heck can start to fix ourselves here in New Zealand and prepare our loved ones around us to do the same.
I wish I knew the right answer on this or how to motivate people to get in with the rest of us in the vaccinated club, believe me, I’ve sat here for ages trying to think of a solution that would appease both sides, but I can’t.
All I know is that there will be people who will point the finger at the Government, at the Department of Health, at overseas stats, at the delay in getting the vaccine; HOWEVER none of those niggles that those people always throw out there have anything to do with this.
Do we really need to be enticed, bribed or even rewarded for doing something that will keep each of us alive in the long run?
A Fijian dance leader is attempting to break a Guinness World Record from his west Auckland home.
Heritage choreographer and artist Alipate Traill will host a livestreamed meke performance on October 4.
Meke is a traditional style of dance from Fiji, and Traill is trying to lead the biggest … View moreA Fijian dance leader is attempting to break a Guinness World Record from his west Auckland home.
Heritage choreographer and artist Alipate Traill will host a livestreamed meke performance on October 4.
Meke is a traditional style of dance from Fiji, and Traill is trying to lead the biggest meke performance ever attempted for Fijian Language Week.
Up to 100 Zoom accounts will be able to join a livestream at 6pm for a practice session before the record-attempting performance begins at 7pm.
Traill said preserving Fijian history and culture with youth is a passion of his.
“Modern day Fijian kids in the urban centres of Fiji are experiencing a major loss of culture,” he said.
“I hope to inspire them to turn it around and take action as they are there in the motherland where cultural knowledge and resources are abundant.”
Hi neighbours,
Sir John Key’s recent media blitz was full of suggestions for how the Covid-19 response could have been done better. Some have been found to be false (such as his claim we could have paid Pfizer for preferential supply), and some seem to have lit a fire under the Government to … View moreHi neighbours,
Sir John Key’s recent media blitz was full of suggestions for how the Covid-19 response could have been done better. Some have been found to be false (such as his claim we could have paid Pfizer for preferential supply), and some seem to have lit a fire under the Government to get things moving (such as the suggestion of home quarantining).
How do you feel about Key’s contribution?
Hey Auckland
We are back with some more awesome apprenticeship opportunities for you, Check them out!
Sheet metal fabrication
Refrigeration and air conditioning
Dear neighbours and gardeners,
Here's another great project from our DIY guru Jacob Leaf.
Does anybody know what a 'deep clean' entails in a shop, hospital or anywhere. We hear about it often but have not been told exactly what it is. One 'deep clean' is not always anothers 'deep clean'.
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