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lightweight adult size wheelchair in new condition.fold down for car.no long needed.
Climate change is linked to world population explosion
Global warming which is caused by population explosion; particularly in Sahara and desert regions is now causing huge problems with millions of displaced people now living in refugee camps even whole cities like Cox bazaar and Gaza.
If we look at the statistics on the worldometer site
www.worldometers.info...
we can see that the fertility rate column shows which countries are responsible and have more than 2 children per family.
The UN world health organisation WHO needs to address this problem head on at it receives over $6 billion annually but instead of providing free contraceptives and vasectomies to these third world countries where their economies and house building and road, water, sewage and electric infra structure cannot keep up with a doubling population every 10 years it is just supplying free drugs and food which just makes the situation worse for them, as it wrecks their agricultural economies and self sufficiency with the result being the creation of refugee cities like Gaza.
CliveS
Foster home needed urgently
Two dogs in Mangere, Auckland needs to get vet treatment asap 😢
Can anyone assist? Please phone Lois: 0211392027
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Do you know anyone who is kind hearted enough to foster these poor lovely natured dogs? They have been waiting for medical attention and help for months. All the rescues are full. They deserve to live. Beautiful with children, all they’ve ever known is each other (mother and son). All they have ever had is a dismal backyard in Mangere. Can’t pull them out because there is nowhere to take them.
Copied from Bilbo's Dogpaws Rescue :
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Chicken nuggets recall
A popular Pam's frozen food has been recalled.
What you need to know:
- Pams brand Tempura Coated Chicken Nuggets (1kg) have been recalled by Foodstuffs.
- The product may contain foreign matter (blue rubber).
- This product is sold at Four Square, Gilmours, New World, Pak’nSave and Social Supermarket stores throughout New Zealand.
- The affected batch has the marking of Best Before: 16 Oct 2025
- The issue was raised following a customer complaint.
- Customers should return the product to their retailer for a full refund.
For other recent food/product recalls, check our list here.
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