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5 different sizes of aluminium windows for sale. Biggest one is 1.26cm x 1.87cm
Another one is 1.89cm x 86cm. Top glass is missing for the last window as shown in the image.
Whole lot for $60, you are welcome to view them.
Hi Neighbours,
Over the last 12 months there were 35,549 houses sold in Auckland; 54% of recently surveyed Kiwis said they would take climate change into account before purchasing.
Let us help you make an informed decision before buying in Auckland. Get your climate risk report today - ready … View moreHi Neighbours,
Over the last 12 months there were 35,549 houses sold in Auckland; 54% of recently surveyed Kiwis said they would take climate change into account before purchasing.
Let us help you make an informed decision before buying in Auckland. Get your climate risk report today - ready in 5 minutes!
NZ COVID-19~ Over 1,000 confirmed cases in 8 days; Be very afraid of Delta
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Let’s keep your neighbourhood clean. If you see illegally dumped rubbish report it 24/7 by calling Auckland Council on 0800 NO DUMP.
Dumpers will be fined up to thirty thousand dollars.
Donate or dispose of your items properly. For more information visit … View moreLet’s keep your neighbourhood clean. If you see illegally dumped rubbish report it 24/7 by calling Auckland Council on 0800 NO DUMP.
Dumpers will be fined up to thirty thousand dollars.
Donate or dispose of your items properly. For more information visit aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/rubbishandrecycling.
Auckland Council are looking to get more feedback on some design aspects of the local Te Whau pathway for the parts that have not yet been completed. This is a local infrastructure project that will one day provide a link between the Manukau and Waitemata harbours and run from Te Atatu to Green … View moreAuckland Council are looking to get more feedback on some design aspects of the local Te Whau pathway for the parts that have not yet been completed. This is a local infrastructure project that will one day provide a link between the Manukau and Waitemata harbours and run from Te Atatu to Green Bay. It will open up our suburb to the river and will be a great asset to the area and Auckland.
The feedback provided will govern the design aspects of the whole pathway. They are looking for helpful feedback around the design and possible locations of features along the pathway.
The link for feedback is akhaveyoursay.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz....
This construction phase will only be for small areas of the whole pathway. These are the areas that have so far secured funding. They are looking to start this work next year and look to complete by 2024.
The deadline for feedback is by December 20th.
For further information on the pathway, you can look on the Te Whau trust webpage tewhaupathway.org.nz....
From fighting against poverty to supporting youth social development, you may recognise one of these champions going above and beyond to make your neighbourhood a better place.
Hi neighbours,
Police are appealing to the public for sightings of missing woman Cindy Li, from Sandringham.
Cindy, aged 70, has been missing since Tuesday morning. She is known to have left an address on Tranmere Road and failed to return.
Police believe she may be in the wider Auckland City … View moreHi neighbours,
Police are appealing to the public for sightings of missing woman Cindy Li, from Sandringham.
Cindy, aged 70, has been missing since Tuesday morning. She is known to have left an address on Tranmere Road and failed to return.
Police believe she may be in the wider Auckland City area and are currently trying to locate her.
Cindy was last seen wearing a long sleeve t-shirt, long track pants and black shoes.
Anyone who sees Cindy should call 111.
Anyone with any information about her whereabouts or movements since yesterday morning should contact 105, quoting file number 211110/4026.
Great question. Your executor oversees your will when you pass away, so it’s an important job. If things have changed for you or your executor since the days of cassette tapes and telethons, it might be time to appoint a new one.
You can choose a new executor when you … View moreGreat question. Your executor oversees your will when you pass away, so it’s an important job. If things have changed for you or your executor since the days of cassette tapes and telethons, it might be time to appoint a new one.
You can choose a new executor when you update your will – you can even appoint Public Trust, which gives you the reassurance of an executor who is impartial, always available and has the right expertise.
This Community Garden Fundraiser is on the Reserve by 458 Don Buck Rd Massey. All W/E, Sat 27th Nov and Sun 28th Nov, 9am-12pm
Garage Sale over the road at 7 Royal Rd has heaps of Bromeliads and Geraniums too.
It might be a good idea to bring a box to transport any plants you buy.
Rain or shine it … View moreThis Community Garden Fundraiser is on the Reserve by 458 Don Buck Rd Massey. All W/E, Sat 27th Nov and Sun 28th Nov, 9am-12pm
Garage Sale over the road at 7 Royal Rd has heaps of Bromeliads and Geraniums too.
It might be a good idea to bring a box to transport any plants you buy.
Rain or shine it will be on.Please scan in and wear a mask.
Huge variety of plants for sale, veg, herbs,seedlings,flowering and non flowering. 2 days of buying so please bring your own box to transport plants.
An incredible, heartwarming and heartbreaking, but totally honest life story from the wonderful GP, Liz Fitzmaurice posted on Stuff.
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I love the moving and sometimes relatable feelings, thoughts and the real life emotions; but above all, the no-nonsense approach to today's … View moreAn incredible, heartwarming and heartbreaking, but totally honest life story from the wonderful GP, Liz Fitzmaurice posted on Stuff.
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I love the moving and sometimes relatable feelings, thoughts and the real life emotions; but above all, the no-nonsense approach to today's health climate crisis - Covid.
Her calm, but well reasoned approach, is the exact calmness we all seem to have lost in this wild ocean of anger and despair currently happening in this mad Covid world, that we all really need right now. Thank you Liz🥰
My favourite quote from Liz, that is in this article reads:
"When people write of “personal freedom,” it seems to read like they are actually speaking of “personal privilege”.
She is fully in support of vaccine mandates to protect vulnerable people like her.
I wish her well and nothing but good, kind caring people to surround her during her time of need as well as happiness for the rest of her life, all that she deserves (and then some more).
💗💗BLESS YOU AND THANK YOU SO MUCH LIZ FITZMAURICE💗💗
Morning
Just had a thought this morning and would appreciate your opinions. The Government is possibly opening up for hairdressers to open from next week (good for them) and I can see that the Government wants to test the Vaccination Certificate. But wat about doctors. My doctors surgery is STILL … View moreMorning
Just had a thought this morning and would appreciate your opinions. The Government is possibly opening up for hairdressers to open from next week (good for them) and I can see that the Government wants to test the Vaccination Certificate. But wat about doctors. My doctors surgery is STILL operating under phone consultations rather than going to see the doctor. They have the proper PPE. I just find it unbelievable. I can go and get my ears de-waxed, go to get my hearing aids fitted and have x-rays. What's happening - there doesn't seem to be any consistency. Your opinions would be appreciated
Great Condition
1.5m square x 0.77m high table with 8 solid timber chairs
Quite heavy. Has served our family well. House moving sale.
Pick up in Titirangi
In neighbourhoods across New Zealand, kids are looking forward to a Christmas that may not happen. Forced to choose between food or bills, hard-working parents like Melody worry whether they’ll be able to provide even the simplest Christmas meal for their children.
“I’ll only eat dinner … View moreIn neighbourhoods across New Zealand, kids are looking forward to a Christmas that may not happen. Forced to choose between food or bills, hard-working parents like Melody worry whether they’ll be able to provide even the simplest Christmas meal for their children.
“I’ll only eat dinner 2-3 times a week so that the children have enough food. This is very stressful… a lot of crying and minimal sleep.”
Food insecurity is the everyday reality for 98.8% of the families Variety helps.
Please donate today to provide grocery support for families like Melody’s this Christmas.
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