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Susan from Morningside
Luna slipped out of her collar on Friday afternoon and her owners are frantic with worry. She is micro chipped. She is wearing a cream coloured coat with brown straps and there was a possible sighting of her on Dominion Rd yesterday and near Grey Lynn library today.
If anyone sees her please … View moreLuna slipped out of her collar on Friday afternoon and her owners are frantic with worry. She is micro chipped. She is wearing a cream coloured coat with brown straps and there was a possible sighting of her on Dominion Rd yesterday and near Grey Lynn library today.
If anyone sees her please contact Mark on 021468662
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Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing
Dear neighbours, the July issue of NZ Gardener features the courtyard garden of feng shui expert Boon Yap in her Taipa home. She's also shared some practical tips on getting good feng shui in your garden.
Reporter Auckland Stuff
Local groups in west Auckland are “bitterly disappointed” after resource consent was granted in relation to the replacement of a water treatment plant. They claim Auckland Council ignored expert advice on the risks for the project to spread kauri dieback disease.
Watercare had applied for … View moreLocal groups in west Auckland are “bitterly disappointed” after resource consent was granted in relation to the replacement of a water treatment plant. They claim Auckland Council ignored expert advice on the risks for the project to spread kauri dieback disease.
Watercare had applied for resource consent to carry out earthworks and vegetation removal for the upcoming replacement of the Huia Water Treatment Plant.
Titirangi Protection Group’s (TPG) spokeswoman Belynda Groot said “it’s totally wrong” for consent to be given after abundant evidence from kauri dieback and ecology experts at the resource consent hearing in April this year advised against the build.
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Gabi from Auckland Central
Elegant gloves
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Colleen Hawkes Reporter from Homed
What a pleasure to meet Hayley Parsons of Clarks Beach, Auckland. She and husband Chris relocated this huge three-storey villa from Palmerston North to Auckland, and project managed the rebuild of Huntly House from London. Wonderful house, wonderful history.
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Kathrine from Auckland Central
This vehicle was stolen from Mt Albert, the owner is someone dear to me and dearly loved this vehicle; would appreciate any sightings or info about it...reward offered for help leading to successful recovery...the reg. no. is YT4495
Hamish from Freemans Bay
Stainless Steel Surfcaster Rod Holder.
Homemade in NZ. Perfect for surfcasting from the beach. Length: 1m.
Pickup available.
Price: $50
Hamish from Freemans Bay
Stainless steel toilet paper holder.
Height: 450mm
Holds 4 rolls.
Homemade in NZ. Pickup available.
Price: $40
Hamish from Freemans Bay
Stainless steel paper towel holder.
Height: 320mm
Homemade in NZ. Pickup available.
Price: $40
Hamish from Freemans Bay
Small, sturdy bookshelf.
62cm x 29cm x 89cm (L,W,H)
Only selling due to reduced space. Some surface damage but still in decent condition. Can hold a lot of books.
Price: $25
Caroline Williams Reporter from Community News
Kia ora koutou neighbours. Changes are coming to Auckland’s ferry services following the opening of six new piers in the city centre.
The changes, which come into effect on Monday, follow the completion of a $350 million upgrade of the downtown waterfront.
The new piers has resulted in the … View moreKia ora koutou neighbours. Changes are coming to Auckland’s ferry services following the opening of six new piers in the city centre.
The changes, which come into effect on Monday, follow the completion of a $350 million upgrade of the downtown waterfront.
The new piers has resulted in the renumbering of those at the downtown ferry terminal, Auckland Transport (AT) has advised.
The timing of some services will be altered to accommodate the new piers, and some new services will be added.
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Melanie Earley Reporter from Auckland Stuff
Kia ora neighbours, a grieving widow claims her husband's body was left to rot for months by a funeral home who demanded she pay them $12,000.
Wei Chen, 39, died in February 2020 after being struck by a boat while diving near Auckland’s Motutapu Island.
He left behind his wife Nan Jiang, … View moreKia ora neighbours, a grieving widow claims her husband's body was left to rot for months by a funeral home who demanded she pay them $12,000.
Wei Chen, 39, died in February 2020 after being struck by a boat while diving near Auckland’s Motutapu Island.
He left behind his wife Nan Jiang, who had been living separately from him since 2017, and their 5-year-old son Rex.
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