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Free Matteress & Bedroom Furniture
Hi
I have two single matteresses and bedroom furniture to give away.
The matteresses are perfectly fine - no damage and 100% safe.
The bedroom furniture has very slight water damage on the base. (we had less than 1 cm of water in the room)
However, the draws work perfectly and all … View moreHi
I have two single matteresses and bedroom furniture to give away.
The matteresses are perfectly fine - no damage and 100% safe.
The bedroom furniture has very slight water damage on the base. (we had less than 1 cm of water in the room)
However, the draws work perfectly and all totally usable.
Includes one 'tallboy' set of draws, one dresser with 6 asst draws and mirror and two bedside tables with 3 draws in each.
I am using these myself at the moment, so it is definitely usable.
Pickup from Mt Roskill after hours or Sundays.
text me on 027 420 6262 if you are interested.
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Poll: Should we be taking more action on climate change?
With torrential rain and flooding caused by an 'atmospheric river', should this event convince us all that climate change is real and we need to be taking action?
*Add NFP if you don't wish for your comments to be used for We Say You Say in the local papers.*
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66.8% Yes, we need to do more
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10.9% No, there's no such thing as climate change
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3.9% I don't know - I'd need more information
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18.4% There's nothing we can do about climate change
FREE FOOD PARCELS FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
The Auckland Tamil Association is providing free food parcels for flood victims today between 3.00 pm and 6.00 pm at
AUCLAND TAMIL ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY CENTRE
426 HILLSBOROUGH RD.,
MT. ROSKILL
All are welcome to avail this service. Thank you
Important Notice - Facilities
We are taking a cautious approach to opening our facilities this morning and will open them when and where we safely can. This may mean delayed openings for some and closures for others.
Please check individual facilities for further details such as:
www.aucklandleisure.co.nz...
… View moreWe are taking a cautious approach to opening our facilities this morning and will open them when and where we safely can. This may mean delayed openings for some and closures for others.
Please check individual facilities for further details such as:
www.aucklandleisure.co.nz...
www.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz......
Keep an eye on the Auckland Emergency Management website for the latest updates on the storm:
bit.ly...
Public discourse
Our leaders are elected by us to govern over a term.
and not for what they did last Tuesday. or didn't do on next Wednesday.
The way in which dissenting opinions to any governing body are couched post-covid in New Zealand has become increasingly belligerent, aggressive and toxic.
All … View moreOur leaders are elected by us to govern over a term.
and not for what they did last Tuesday. or didn't do on next Wednesday.
The way in which dissenting opinions to any governing body are couched post-covid in New Zealand has become increasingly belligerent, aggressive and toxic.
All helped in great part by those drongo's in the media, especially radio and primetime news seeking salacious and sensational headlines. The mainstream media is feeding topics to social media who are in turn feeding the mainstream media's editorial focus.
I don't care what the polls or the radio hosts say about our Mayor today, but it has spawned a lot of vitriol on social media et al and will continue to build resentment in the aggrieved. Our mainstream media needs to stop creating news that generates dissent and disharmony in the community.
Because none of this shit will unelect the Mayor no matter how many polls and calls to action there are. I think this amplification will make the job of running Auckland a lot harder for him.
And most importantly Why? Why does thinly populated New Zealand need such an aggressive media? Yes holding a government to account for it's policies and actions is the Media's job. But It can be done with civility and result in a better informed electorate at the ballot box, which is also the media's job.
Sincere thanks
I'd like to sincerely thank the scabs that took two air fryers from my inside my front yard in O'DONNELL Ave. They sat in flood water up to 30cm deep overnight so....I hope you get sick when you use them . Shame tho if you on sell them and they make others sick. Have some decency for … View moreI'd like to sincerely thank the scabs that took two air fryers from my inside my front yard in O'DONNELL Ave. They sat in flood water up to 30cm deep overnight so....I hope you get sick when you use them . Shame tho if you on sell them and they make others sick. Have some decency for God's sake.
A Morning with Sir Ashley Bloomfield
Sir Ashley Bloomfield was New Zealand’s Director-General of Health from June 2018 to July 2022 and became a familiar figure as the public face of the health response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
His vast career experiences over the last 25 years in public policy and health leadership include … View moreSir Ashley Bloomfield was New Zealand’s Director-General of Health from June 2018 to July 2022 and became a familiar figure as the public face of the health response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
His vast career experiences over the last 25 years in public policy and health leadership include being based at the World Health Organization in Geneva, working on non-communicable disease prevention and control with a global focus.
Join us for a morning with Sir Ashley Bloomfield as he shares insight into his career and the challenges he faced during uncertain times.
Time: Wednesday 8 February, 10.30am
Location: Online.
GIFT WITH LOVE
It’s the perfect weather to spend some quality indoors time with a loved one - pop in at 571 Sandringham road for your affordable Valentine’s gift whether it’s a romantic movie, set of wine glasses, or spunky new outfit 💕
Move
Hi
After this latest storm i need to move my family. We rent. The house is two story. We have had a leak come in the lower floor room twice now. It's a old house and there has been wooden slats/boards put on top of concrete and the water is coming under them. Its starting to move further … View moreHi
After this latest storm i need to move my family. We rent. The house is two story. We have had a leak come in the lower floor room twice now. It's a old house and there has been wooden slats/boards put on top of concrete and the water is coming under them. Its starting to move further into our room. I came home from shopping on Friday to find water in our room and leaking water from the top floor. Carpet saturated again. Our property manager doesn't take any of this seriously and i have had enough. We can't really stay here because our dad is in a wheel chair and is being cared for at home with us. So for his sake we need to move. But unfortunately it needs to be into a home that has two living quarters for the two families that like to stay together to help care for him. Please if anyone has such a place in central Auckland that would suit especially the blockhouse bay /hills borough area we will be stoked.
We are good paying tenants and just want somewhere warm and dry. We have a dog and a old grumpy cat but we love her. Catch me anytime.
Julia - Plus thanks everyone for the feed back on the water rates seems water is on all our minds at the moment take.
Disposing of storm-related waste
To assist Aucklanders in disposing of debris and other storm-related waste on their properties and in the community, as quickly and efficiently as possible, we’ve compiled the following information and advice.
What to expect from flood-damaged building inspections
We are undertaking rapid building assessments across the region to determine whether a building is safe to occupy and whether it poses a safety risk to others.
Following an inspection, a building will receive either a white, yellow or red placard – or sticker. Find out what it means by … View moreWe are undertaking rapid building assessments across the region to determine whether a building is safe to occupy and whether it poses a safety risk to others.
Following an inspection, a building will receive either a white, yellow or red placard – or sticker. Find out what it means by clicking on 'Read More'.
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