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Nazia from New Windsor
Hi,
I am looking for second hand karate sparring gloves and mouth gaurd for my 8 year old boy. He needs it for his karate class. Anyone there whose kids have left karate and the mitts are lying around!!!
Have you been affected? Villa Maria Estate Ltd is recalling a specific batch of its Lightly Sparkling Rosé 2018 as some bottles may be chipped. This could cause injury if the glass falls into the wine.
Package size and description: The product is sold in a 750ml glass bottle.
Distribution:
-… View moreHave you been affected? Villa Maria Estate Ltd is recalling a specific batch of its Lightly Sparkling Rosé 2018 as some bottles may be chipped. This could cause injury if the glass falls into the wine.
Package size and description: The product is sold in a 750ml glass bottle.
Distribution:
- Supermarkets and various liquor outlets throughout New Zealand
- Villa Maria cellar door Marlborough
- Villa Maria cellar door Auckland
- Villa Maria cellar door Hawke’s Bay
- Villa Maria wine sale which took place at the Auckland and Hawke’s Bay cellar doors
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A Colmar Brunton survey showed one in three New Zealanders (34 per cent) were reducing their meat consumption or eating no meat at all. Baby boomers were leading the meat-reduction charge, while most vegans and vegetarians were millennials, they found. What about you? Would you try a plant-based … View moreA Colmar Brunton survey showed one in three New Zealanders (34 per cent) were reducing their meat consumption or eating no meat at all. Baby boomers were leading the meat-reduction charge, while most vegans and vegetarians were millennials, they found. What about you? Would you try a plant-based diet? Vote in the poll below.
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The Team from Auckland Council
Join the Puketapapa Local Board to celebrate the annual carol event at Three Kings.
The festivities begin at 6pm with plenty of entertainment for the little ones, including a bouncy castle, roaming entertainers and face painters. There will be plenty of delicious food on offer, so have an early… View moreJoin the Puketapapa Local Board to celebrate the annual carol event at Three Kings.
The festivities begin at 6pm with plenty of entertainment for the little ones, including a bouncy castle, roaming entertainers and face painters. There will be plenty of delicious food on offer, so have an early dinner while you enjoy the stage performances from local schools and community groups. As the sun goes down, sit back and join in the singing of all your favourite carols from 8pm.
Remember this is a smokefree, zero-waste and alcohol-free event.
Learn more
Mike from Mount Roskill
I have a chest freezer - dish washing machine , 54" flat screen TV
Free for removal.
Mike 0211514291
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Brian from New Lynn
Offshore retailers selling products in New Zealand costing less than $1000 are now required to collect and pay GST. The rule applies to businesses selling goods online in the country worth more than $60,000 annually. The changes - announced in June by the Revenue Minister Stuart Nash - are intended… View moreOffshore retailers selling products in New Zealand costing less than $1000 are now required to collect and pay GST. The rule applies to businesses selling goods online in the country worth more than $60,000 annually. The changes - announced in June by the Revenue Minister Stuart Nash - are intended to level the playing field for domestic retailers. Mr Nash said all New Zealand businesses had long been required to collect GST, and now offshore retailers would have to as well. Closing the tax loophole is expected to bring in roughly $130 million in revenue each year, by 2022. According to Consumer NZ estimates the changes would mean products under $400 will become more expensive, while those valued between $400 and $1000 would cost consumers a little less.
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New Zealand School of Food & Wine
Learn to make delicious Eggs Benedict, Muffins, Cookies & more over 3 afternoon sessions.
Tue 21, Wed 22, 23 Jan 2020 | 3:30 pm - 7:30 pm.
Kim Neighbourly Lead from Mount Roskill
Warning - reality check contained within.
Last year, we lost a family member to suicide.
It devastated us.
We knew of his troubles. We didn't know how deep they were.
Then we got the phone call.
It changed our family and his friends forever.
This time of year can multiply troubles and hurts.
… View moreWarning - reality check contained within.
Last year, we lost a family member to suicide.
It devastated us.
We knew of his troubles. We didn't know how deep they were.
Then we got the phone call.
It changed our family and his friends forever.
This time of year can multiply troubles and hurts.
Please, take care of one another.
Check up on each other.
Don't leave it too long in between phone calls and/or visits.
Love one another - unconditionally.
Treasure and nurture that love.
❤️ " If coal can turn to diamonds
And sand can turn to pearls
If a worm can turn into a butterfly
Then love can turn the world " ❤️ ................................. (Thanks Rob)
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Josephine Franks Reporter from Central Leader
Kia ora neighbours, what's the most you'd pay to fly to Dunedin? A couple of hundred dollars - or a few thousand?
Earlier this week, flights on Jetstar's website were being advertised for between $4000 and $21,000 for the trip.
What do you reckon - is Dunedin worth it?
The Team from Readers Tours
For over three decades, Readers Tours has been taking our loyal readers on unforgettable journeys exploring the rich history and culture of New Zealand’s hidden gems.
The much loved North and South Island Journeys are back for 2020, along with the launch of two new escapes in both the North … View moreFor over three decades, Readers Tours has been taking our loyal readers on unforgettable journeys exploring the rich history and culture of New Zealand’s hidden gems.
The much loved North and South Island Journeys are back for 2020, along with the launch of two new escapes in both the North and South Island. These new shorter escapes are the perfect length of time for those adventurous seniors who want a taste of the spectacular excursions and sights our country has to offer.
To celebrate the launch of our brand new tours, our friends at TV Guide and Neighbourly are giving away a year’s subscription for TV Guide to one lucky adventurer!
All you have to do is tell us a New Zealand destination you would love to visit via this link and you'll be in the draw to win!
Entries close 19th December 2019.
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