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Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing
Last year, Whangārei's Angela Lucas and Mike Mattin, pictured here with Cashew, saw their “tilted” shed named Resene Shed of the Year. They received a $1599 GARDENA SILENO City 250 robot lawnmower and $1000 worth of Resene paints/wood stains, as well as a one-year subscription to NZ … View moreLast year, Whangārei's Angela Lucas and Mike Mattin, pictured here with Cashew, saw their “tilted” shed named Resene Shed of the Year. They received a $1599 GARDENA SILENO City 250 robot lawnmower and $1000 worth of Resene paints/wood stains, as well as a one-year subscription to NZ Gardener. This year's prizes are up for grabs, so it's time to send in the photos and the stories behind your man caves, she sheds, clever upcycled spaces, potty potting sheds and colourful chicken coops.
Trudy from Hornby
1 kowhai 1@$15, 1@$10, 3@$5.
2 Yellow semi ball dahlia @$10
Yellow single, large plant@15
Large yellow double@$10
Peach/yellow single @$10
Peach/yellow double@10
Deep yellow gold single @$10
3x mid red double@$10
… View more1 kowhai 1@$15, 1@$10, 3@$5.
2 Yellow semi ball dahlia @$10
Yellow single, large plant@15
Large yellow double@$10
Peach/yellow single @$10
Peach/yellow double@10
Deep yellow gold single @$10
3x mid red double@$10
2x red double @$10
1x pink/red/yellow @$5
2x deep red, single @$10
Price: $10
Margaret from Westmorland
I am selling greeting cards that are based on artwork by my friend Elham who has returned to live in Iran. I offered to turn some of her paintings into blank cards. I have a website with an online form www.artyearth.co.nz... where they can be viewed and ordered. Free delivery in the … View moreI am selling greeting cards that are based on artwork by my friend Elham who has returned to live in Iran. I offered to turn some of her paintings into blank cards. I have a website with an online form www.artyearth.co.nz... where they can be viewed and ordered. Free delivery in the Westmorland/Barrington/Spreydon/Cashmere area. (Cards are $5 each)
www.artyearth.co.nz...
Please get in touch if you are interested contact@artyearth.co.nz
Price: $5
Sarah from Halswell
Kia ora Neighbours
Is anyone else in Halswell having problems with connecting to Wifi. I live in Gosling Crescent and have been on the phone to 2 Degrees twice today. Apparently there may be an issue with Chorus however I’m not convinced. Has anyone else had problems connecting to Wifi since … View moreKia ora Neighbours
Is anyone else in Halswell having problems with connecting to Wifi. I live in Gosling Crescent and have been on the phone to 2 Degrees twice today. Apparently there may be an issue with Chorus however I’m not convinced. Has anyone else had problems connecting to Wifi since around lunchtime today?
Ngā mihi
Lyn from Hoon Hay
Hi, I'm just wondering if anyone knows if there is any community organisation that looks out for the regulars that sit outside the shops at Hillmorton? In particular the woman, who is in a bad state. She walks/limps around the area but it appears to be getting harder for her. She used to wear … View moreHi, I'm just wondering if anyone knows if there is any community organisation that looks out for the regulars that sit outside the shops at Hillmorton? In particular the woman, who is in a bad state. She walks/limps around the area but it appears to be getting harder for her. She used to wear shoes but not now. Her body and clothes are filthy and when I saw her close up yesterday, was quite shocked. Both the areas around her eyes were black, like when someone has a black eye but I suspect some medical issue. I think she lives at the flats at the back of the old Hoon Hay WMC but not sure. Anyway just wondering if her and others there, do get any help??
Lorna Thornber Reporter from Stuff Travel
Hi there,
We're putting together an article on Kiwis' favourite holiday finds, and would love to hear about any great new places you discovered on your holidays and are happy to share.
It could be a beach you'd never been to before, a walking track you'd never tried, a town … View moreHi there,
We're putting together an article on Kiwis' favourite holiday finds, and would love to hear about any great new places you discovered on your holidays and are happy to share.
It could be a beach you'd never been to before, a walking track you'd never tried, a town that pleasantly surprised you or a particularly good cafe, restaurant or bar. Please feel free to comment here or to message me directly. Please put 'NFP' in your comment or message if you do not want your name or suggestion published.
Thank you very much in advance.
The Team from Resene ColorShop Hornby
With careful planting and a little imagination, edible gardens can be grown in all sorts of surprising places.
Create your own colourful edible garden finished in Resene paints with these easy instructions.
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
Are you a dog or puppy owner? SPCA are urgently calling on you to vaccinate them against parvovirus.
SPCA New Zealand say:
We’re seeing more and more cases of the highly contagious and potentially fatal canine parvovirus (parvo) around the country as we face a third outbreak in as many years.… View moreAre you a dog or puppy owner? SPCA are urgently calling on you to vaccinate them against parvovirus.
SPCA New Zealand say:
We’re seeing more and more cases of the highly contagious and potentially fatal canine parvovirus (parvo) around the country as we face a third outbreak in as many years. Parvo can remain on surfaces for up to a year, so dogs are at constant risk if they’re unvaccinated, or if their vaccinations lapse. Please ensure your dogs are protected against this heartbreaking illness, and book your vaccines and boosters as soon as possible. It could be the difference between life and death.
Read more about the current outbreak and the dangers of parvo on our website:
www.spca.nz...
Hi neighbours!
At Triton Hearing, we believe you should make the most of the season and the moments that matter. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our revolutionary new Infinio Sphere devices. With cutting-edge technology delivering double the speech clarity*, you’ll hear every joke, … View moreHi neighbours!
At Triton Hearing, we believe you should make the most of the season and the moments that matter. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our revolutionary new Infinio Sphere devices. With cutting-edge technology delivering double the speech clarity*, you’ll hear every joke, every story, and every cheer like never before.
This summer, don’t just be present - be at the heart of the fun.
*Sonova proprietary research (2024), visit hearmore.co.nz to learn more.
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The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
We are kicking off The Neighbourly Backyard Awards, a campaign where you can show off the hard work and love you’ve put into your backyard and win prizes for it!
We'll be rolling out the competition by sharing a new category (and new $100 Mitre10 voucher) every week.
There's three… View moreWe are kicking off The Neighbourly Backyard Awards, a campaign where you can show off the hard work and love you’ve put into your backyard and win prizes for it!
We'll be rolling out the competition by sharing a new category (and new $100 Mitre10 voucher) every week.
There's three fun categories for you to enter:
Best loved lawn
Best floral garden
Most creative backyard build
To be in to win, keep an eye out for the post from us every Monday announcing the new category in a post and you can share your entry in its comments below. It starts Monday 27th January when we'll be taking entries for Best Loved Lawn so get prepping, neighbours!
Matthew from Computer Help NZ
At Computer Help NZ, we believe that technology has the power to bring people together, provide opportunities, and make a real difference in the lives of individuals and organizations. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the very first laptop donation through our Trade-In for Charities … View moreAt Computer Help NZ, we believe that technology has the power to bring people together, provide opportunities, and make a real difference in the lives of individuals and organizations. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the very first laptop donation through our Trade-In for Charities program, part of our Community Help Project. This marks the beginning of what we hope will be a long and impactful journey of giving back to the Christchurch community and beyond.
Chris from Prebbleton
I don't know about you but we store cans upright so you can read the label. And tend to open them the same way (we have a wall mounted can opener). Until some smart genius (probably to save 0.01 cents per can) decided to offset inwards the top sealing crimp. You try and save the juice when you… View moreI don't know about you but we store cans upright so you can read the label. And tend to open them the same way (we have a wall mounted can opener). Until some smart genius (probably to save 0.01 cents per can) decided to offset inwards the top sealing crimp. You try and save the juice when you have punctured the top lid, then have to invert the can to be able to open it. So the story is the cans MUST be opened from the BOTTOM lid otherwise all can openers will fail. Modern times ! I bet that the offset rim costs less than providing the pull seal showing up on a lot of cans now so the design is pointless. Unless same smart genius has shares in some can opener company ? It was a can of peaches from Woolworths.
Audrey from Templeton
Just wondering if anyone might have any now unwanted clubs that would be suitable for a young boy of about 8 years old who has recently started playing.
Anthony Wilding Retirement Village
Walking has always been a way of life for Glynne and Eric, who rarely miss a chance to lace up their shoes and head out. As residents of William Sanders Village, they frequently clock up 12 kilometres in a day, enjoying the charm of their local neighbourhood. Their favourite routes feature stunning… View moreWalking has always been a way of life for Glynne and Eric, who rarely miss a chance to lace up their shoes and head out. As residents of William Sanders Village, they frequently clock up 12 kilometres in a day, enjoying the charm of their local neighbourhood. Their favourite routes feature stunning harbour and bay views and regular stops at their much-loved local cafés.
“There are so many beautiful walks nearby, It’s such a convenient area to explore,” says Eric.
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