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For only $15 a ticket, you could be in to win this brand-new, fully furnished Jennian home in Clarks Beach, Auckland worth over $1 million.
Featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms and an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, this home is waiting to be loved by its new owners.
Make this … View moreFor only $15 a ticket, you could be in to win this brand-new, fully furnished Jennian home in Clarks Beach, Auckland worth over $1 million.
Featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms and an open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, this home is waiting to be loved by its new owners.
Make this property your permanent residence, a holiday home, rent it or even sell it! Don’t forget, tickets also make great gifts.
Celebrate the Heart Foundation’s 30th Birthday Lottery and get your tickets today.
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Looking for something to keep the kids entertained in the holidays? Fire up their imagination with our latest competition inspired by the amazing natural landforms, flora and fauna of Sandringham and the surrounding areas.
We want you to draw/paint/design us a poster showcasing this rich natural … View moreLooking for something to keep the kids entertained in the holidays? Fire up their imagination with our latest competition inspired by the amazing natural landforms, flora and fauna of Sandringham and the surrounding areas.
We want you to draw/paint/design us a poster showcasing this rich natural heritage. Winners will be featured on billboards around the city as well as winning $500 in art vouchers.
We have 3 categories so it's open to all ages. You can read more here, just follow this link
www.spice.org.nz...
We are accepting entries from Sunday 21st January so what are you waiting for?! It's time to get arty
Auckland residents will be paying 6.2% more on average for trips on public transport from next month, Auckland Transport announced this morning.
The February 4 cost rise is to "help meet significant and sustained operating cost increases". It comes as part of Auckland Transport's … View moreAuckland residents will be paying 6.2% more on average for trips on public transport from next month, Auckland Transport announced this morning.
The February 4 cost rise is to "help meet significant and sustained operating cost increases". It comes as part of Auckland Transport's (AT) annual review of fares against changes in operating costs and available budget.
Fares are typically updated in February, taking into account the cost of living and the investment needed to maintain and improve public transport services, it explained.
AT confirmed a weighted average increase of 6.2% will be implemented across its fare structure. For standard adult fares, this works out to be an increase of between $0.06 and $0.40 per journey on buses, trains and ferries.
AT's public transport and active modes director Stacey van der Putten said this year fares have increased to keep up with the "rising cost of running and maintaining Auckland's public transport network".
"In recent years we have been mindful of the impacts Covid-19 and extreme weather has had on our customers. We deferred last year's fare increase until April and in 2022 there was no increase at all," she said.
Van der Putten said operating costs have spiked dramatically over this period, driven by high inflation and staff shortages.
"Adjusting fares to raise revenue is unfortunately one of the steps AT needs to take to cover these higher costs," she said.
"We are committed to keeping public transport an affordable option for all Aucklanders, so the increase for longer journeys is only 1% - 4%."
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10 Gold balls only $7.90. 50 Golf Balls only $37.100 Golf Balls only $69. Pickup in Green Bay (we are opposite Green Bay High School).
❄️ We have another 50 ice packs from the meal kit suppliers. They are water filled, 15cm x 15cm. If you know of anyone who could reuse them, please message me so I can keep them out of the plastic recycling bin.❄️
Pick up from Owairaka Ave, Mt Albert, or The Drive, Epsom.
I would also … View more❄️ We have another 50 ice packs from the meal kit suppliers. They are water filled, 15cm x 15cm. If you know of anyone who could reuse them, please message me so I can keep them out of the plastic recycling bin.❄️
Pick up from Owairaka Ave, Mt Albert, or The Drive, Epsom.
I would also consider dropping them off.
Save our planet ▶️ ♻️ "Plastic breaks up into microscopic pieces, but it will never break down and decompose” ♻️⬅️ www.linkedin.com...
This is a very beautiful NZ made design with beautiful material, with following dimensions,
Shoulder - Shoulder 400 mm
Shoulder - Wrist 600 mm
Neck - Waist 680 mm
Beautiful designer apparel for ladies with approx. dimensions,
Shoulder - Shoulder 350 mm
Shoulder - Wrist 570 mm
Neck - Waist 890 mm
You will love to have this ,
Beautiful Woollen very Cosy and Warm to wear on,
(Approx.) Dimensions are M,
Shoulder - Shoulder 560 mm
Shoulder - Wrist 550 mm
Neck - Waist 660 mm
European Designer Ambiante Make.
Dimensions are (Approx.)
Shoulder-Shoulder 400 mm
Shoulder - Wrist 540 mm
Neck - Waist 550 mm
Beautiful Design of Overlay Woollen material with flowery design,
Dimensions are (approx.
Neck - Arm 570 mm
Neck-Waist 670 mm
Diameter 1200 mm
Speedo BioFuse Training Fins for sale
As new hardly used. Size UK 7-8, Eur 41-42
3 Speed settings for variable speed control. Oscillating function for improved air circulation. Metal protection grille for additional safety. Height adjustable. Pickup in Green Bay opposite Green Bay High School
Great for summer, outdoor or indoor kids play tent.
Cotton fabric, has some stains built up, still has lot of life.
Cape Horn road pick up.
As the analogy goes, a frog thrown into hot water will save itself. The slow-boiled one doesn’t notice until the temperature reaches lethal levels. 2023 will be the hottest year on record. That record was previously set seven years ago, in 2016. As King Charles said at Cop28, we are becoming … View moreAs the analogy goes, a frog thrown into hot water will save itself. The slow-boiled one doesn’t notice until the temperature reaches lethal levels. 2023 will be the hottest year on record. That record was previously set seven years ago, in 2016. As King Charles said at Cop28, we are becoming immune to what the records are telling us.
The impacts of the heat are mounting. Warmer seas and a warmer atmosphere contributed to events that brought death and destruction at an alarming rate. In Libya, more than 10,000 people died when a flood swept a city into the sea. Fires burned through Greek islands and Canadian forests. Tropical Cyclone Freddy battered communities in east Africa already pummelled by poverty. Drought and heat made some regions uninhabitable.
The good news is, the answers already exist. In the past year, the UK produced more green energy than ever before. AI forecasts began doing work a million human forecasters couldn’t manage, analysing weather and climate data at an unprecedented rate. The Nasa Swot satellite started measuring where all the water is on Earth, helping to prevent future disasters.
Humans think they are smarter than frogs, but we’ll only save ourselves if we realise that we are the frogs, the source of the heat, and the experimenting psychopaths. Hannah Cloke
Hannah Cloke OBE is a professor of hydrology at the University of Reading
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