Poll: Are you interested in a healthier solution to the water quality in your home?
Are you concerned about water quality?
Oxidative stress, caused by chemicals and contaminants in our water, increases the risk of serious illnesses like skin cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory diseases, all prevalent in NZ. Shockingly, even bottled water is being proven to be unsafe, often containing chemicals, microplastics, and adding to the plastic waste crisis.
Discover a solution that can save you thousands, improve your family’s health, and reduce household toxins, and plastic waste!
To learn more, please send me a direct message (by clicking the message button below) indicating your preferred method of contact.
I’m here to help and I look forward to connecting with you!
Kate Swain
kateswain@btinternet.com or call 027 455 7896
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64.1% Yes
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35.9% No
Chicken Gizzards!
Kia ora Neighbours
I purchased a pack of chicken gizzards from Pak n Save, Royal Oak on Fri 19 April 2024. The net weight of the packet was 1.280Kg. Up on cleaning the gizzards before cooking, I removed 330g of inedible portions. I consider this as fraud because the store charged me for 1.280Kg of gizzards but sold me 950g for the price (photos attached-inedible bits circled in blue).
I took up with matter with Pak n Save, Regional Office and they forwarded my complaint to the Royal Oak store for investigation. The Royal Oak Pak n Save have advised that they are discussing the matter with their supplier, Tegel. During the communication, it was stated by the store that in the week beginning 15 April, they sold 104 packets of chicken gizzards and have not had any other complaints.
If anyone else has purchased Chicken Gizzard from Pak n Save, Royal Oak, have discovered inedible bits in the packet and think that this practice needs to stop as it is resulting in customers being overcharged, please raise the issue with Pak n Save, Royal Oak.
Thank you!
Sunita
Poll: Does the building consent process need to change?
We definitely need homes that are fit to live in but there are often frustrations when it comes to getting consent to modify your own home.
Do you think changes need made to the current process for building consent? Share your thoughts below.
Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the Conversations column of your local paper.
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91.3% Yes
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8.2% No
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0.5% Other - I'll share below!
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