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5 Storage or decorative jars
Could also be used as long vases
Only contained chutney previously - size 470g
Pick-up: Dannemora (behind Ryman / Bruce McLaren)
An oldie, but with a good message ... slightly yellowing pages ... no rips or tears ...
Pick-up: Dannemora (behind Ryman / Bruce McLaren)
Previously from a rebounder ... no tear or rips ... 6 holes for legs ...
Pick-up: Dannemora (behind Ryman / Bruce McLaren)
Previously from a rebounder ... but could be used on any project ...
Pick-up: Dannemora (behind Ryman / Bruce McLaren)
Previously from a rebounder ... but could be used on any project ...
Pick-up: Dannemora (behind Ryman / Bruce McLaren)
Previously from a rebounder ... but could be used on any project ...
Pick-up: Dannemora (behind Ryman / Bruce McLaren)
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🐕 There are changes to dog-walking rules this summer, so before you and your furry mate race out the door, it’s worth checking what’s changed. ☀️🐶
Good news — there are still heaps of dog-friendly walks across Auckland to explore together.
Summer in Tāmaki Makaurau; that glorious… View more🐕 There are changes to dog-walking rules this summer, so before you and your furry mate race out the door, it’s worth checking what’s changed. ☀️🐶
Good news — there are still heaps of dog-friendly walks across Auckland to explore together.
Summer in Tāmaki Makaurau; that glorious time when the barbecues fire up, jandals slap the pavement, and dogs across the region drag their humans out the door with tails wagging like wind turbines.
With the long days and warm nights rolling in, it’s prime time to explore Auckland’s incredible network of parks and trails, just don’t forget to pack the leash and the poo bags.
From 1 August 2025, Auckland’s updated dog access rules kicked in to make sure everyone – two-legged and four-legged – can enjoy our outdoor spaces safely. Most regional parks remain dog-free to protect precious native wildlife like the northern dotterel and fairy tern, but there are loads of local parks and reserves where your dog can stretch their legs off-leash. Jut remember, dogs are prohibited from sports fields and playgrounds.
So, grab the lead, some water, and your sense of adventure and hit the outdoors; your dog will love you for it.
So get out there and enjoy some of the options and remember, even when your dog’s off-leash, they must always be under control.
Check the Auckland Council website before heading out – rules differ by park. Because when everyone follows the leash laws, summer stays fun for everyone – paws, people and wildlife alike we all share the city with.
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📫 If you plan to be out of town for a period of time it is a good idea to ensure that your mail box does not become over-full, because this can be a clue to would-be burglars that there is no-one home.
Ask a friend or neighbour
📫 You can ask a friend or neighbour that you trust, to drop by … View more📫 If you plan to be out of town for a period of time it is a good idea to ensure that your mail box does not become over-full, because this can be a clue to would-be burglars that there is no-one home.
Ask a friend or neighbour
📫 You can ask a friend or neighbour that you trust, to drop by and collect mail from your mailbox regularly while you are away, and give it to you when you return. Alternatively, you could find a house-sitter to live at your home while you are away, who can also bring in your mail and put it aside for when you return.
New Zealand Post hold service
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