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It’s wet and cold so we’ve got a rack set up to display a great range of winter coats and jackets for you. We’ve plenty of winter linen ,pjs, onsies and dressing gowns.
Check out our book selection, games, toys and puzzles just the thing for the winter evenings.
Open 7 days … View moreHi everyone
It’s wet and cold so we’ve got a rack set up to display a great range of winter coats and jackets for you. We’ve plenty of winter linen ,pjs, onsies and dressing gowns.
Check out our book selection, games, toys and puzzles just the thing for the winter evenings.
Open 7 days Monday - Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm, Saturday 10.00am - 4.00pm, Sunday 10am - 3.00pm.
683 Ferry Road, behind Dominios.
The internet is a wonderful thing. It’s how many of us work, study and play. It’s a
big part of how we do what we do every day.
So, when we have issues with our broadband, it can be frustrating. Without it, we
can feel lost.
Tried trouble shooting? Tried talking to your provider? Still … View moreThe internet is a wonderful thing. It’s how many of us work, study and play. It’s a
big part of how we do what we do every day.
So, when we have issues with our broadband, it can be frustrating. Without it, we
can feel lost.
Tried trouble shooting? Tried talking to your provider? Still stuck?
TDR can help you find your way. Visit www.tdr.org.nz to find out more.
So how does the scam work?
The message will look like it comes from a legitimate New Zealand agency like Waka Kotahi (NZ Transport Agency), NZ Post, Inland Revenue, NZ Police or a Bank. It will often be sent by a number with either a 64 or 61 prefix at the beginning - country codes from New … View moreSo how does the scam work?
The message will look like it comes from a legitimate New Zealand agency like Waka Kotahi (NZ Transport Agency), NZ Post, Inland Revenue, NZ Police or a Bank. It will often be sent by a number with either a 64 or 61 prefix at the beginning - country codes from New Zealand and Australia.
It will encourage you to click on a link and pay a bill or toll, sometimes to collect a cash prize.
Advice for dealing with scams
• Not all messages will look the same, as scammers change their wording over time.
• Do not engage with or click any links before you know a message is genuine.
• To check if a message is genuine, check directly with the people it came from. Go to the organisation’s website or check your online account directly.
• Scam messages commonly contain bad or irregular spelling and grammar. Use this as your first sign that this could be a scam.
• Never provide any card or personal details if you do click a bad link.
• If you have paid money already, speak to your bank as soon as possible and let them know what’s happened.
Hello Everyone,
For those who need some In-home IT support regarding Computers, Phones, Printers, Wifi or Computer/Smart Device lessons, I have made a Facebook page for my services.
Very cheap rates compared to most other IT Support businesses
My Facebook Page: www.facebook.com...
All … View moreHello Everyone,
For those who need some In-home IT support regarding Computers, Phones, Printers, Wifi or Computer/Smart Device lessons, I have made a Facebook page for my services.
Very cheap rates compared to most other IT Support businesses
My Facebook Page: www.facebook.com...
All my Services start from $70 for a 1 hour Session
($50 per hour + $20 Callout fee)
If you are intersted please contact me by Phone or by email
Ph: 0284106923
Email: matthew.walton.nz23@gmail.com
Thanks
Kind Regards
Matt
Geeks on Wheels will be holding their free drop in clinic this week on
- Wednesday, 28th June – 1-2pm
- 250 Colombo Street (Salvation Army centre on corner of Southampton Street)
Hi everyone
Looking for puzzles, toys, children’s books and much more. We have it in store on display ready for you.
Open 7 days, Saturday 10.00 - 4.00pm Sunday 10.00am - 3.00pm.
683 Ferry road, behind Dominoes
Transform assorted old brown cane furniture into Cape Cod classics using sandy-toned Resene neutrals and restrained blue accents.
Find out how to transform your own with this handy advice.
To all Business Owners, Neighbourly is here to help you keep connected with your neighbours, we’re offering Neighbourly Premium Business Listings FREE for three months.
You’ll feature in the local business directory and be able to post out to your surrounding suburbs once per week
… View moreTo all Business Owners, Neighbourly is here to help you keep connected with your neighbours, we’re offering Neighbourly Premium Business Listings FREE for three months.
You’ll feature in the local business directory and be able to post out to your surrounding suburbs once per week
T&Cs apply.
CONSTANT OBSESSION LIFTED
My earliest childhood memories are of me eating food in secret. Up until the age of twenty-three, when I came into recovery, I went to great lengths to steal money from my family, friends and neighbours to buy food.
No matter whose kitchen I was in, at any opportunity… View moreCONSTANT OBSESSION LIFTED
My earliest childhood memories are of me eating food in secret. Up until the age of twenty-three, when I came into recovery, I went to great lengths to steal money from my family, friends and neighbours to buy food.
No matter whose kitchen I was in, at any opportunity I had to be alone I would raid the cupboards and fridge. I had huge embarrassment about the way I ate, as I recognised that others didn't eat the same way.
At Curious Minds Early Learning, Queenstown, we see creative imaginings, we hear curious minds wrapped in a korowai of collective harmony. We support our tamariki and whānau to realise their dreams.
Our newly renovated and resourced spaces will inspire the curious mind, while enjoying mountain… View moreAt Curious Minds Early Learning, Queenstown, we see creative imaginings, we hear curious minds wrapped in a korowai of collective harmony. We support our tamariki and whānau to realise their dreams.
Our newly renovated and resourced spaces will inspire the curious mind, while enjoying mountain views and soft grass on our private roof top location in the heart of Five Mile Retail Center. We are part of our family owned and managed Wellington Childcare consisting of 3 beautiful childcare centers in Wellington. The center is licensed to accommodate up 80 children aged from 6 months to 5 years.
We are looking for early childhood trained and certified teachers to join our team. The right person needs to be energetic, passionate, enthusiastic and a team player. We are proud to offer pay parity extended rates, supportive hands-on management support, a mentoring programme (PCT), and professional development.
Accommodation is available for the right applicant.
Please email a copy of your current CV and cover letter, along with your practicing certificate to qt-manager@curiousmindsearlylearning.co.nz
Canterbury appears to be underserved by the police, new figures show, as suburbs in Christchurch battle spiralling crime.
With about 650,000 residents, Canterbury makes up about 13% of New Zealand’s population.
But the region is only home to 987 sworn officers, about 9% of the New Zealand … View moreCanterbury appears to be underserved by the police, new figures show, as suburbs in Christchurch battle spiralling crime.
With about 650,000 residents, Canterbury makes up about 13% of New Zealand’s population.
But the region is only home to 987 sworn officers, about 9% of the New Zealand police force. National roles, such as those in the police prosecution team, are not counted in the district numbers.
It comes as some people in Christchurch are demanding an increased police presence following a massive spike in crime in their suburb.
Thefts and burglaries in Hornby are up by more than 80% in the past year, and tired residents are calling on the region’s top officers to step in.
Residents in Hornby are petitioning the police to have their police station manned 24 hours a day following a major spike in theft and burglary.
The petition, which on Monday night was just shy of 1000 signatures, will be presented to Canterbury Metro Superintendent Lane Todd on Tuesday night at a community meeting to discuss rising levels of crime.
Read the full story from reporter Shannon Redstall here (subscription required).
I have a few of these left to sell.
They have been donated by a business that has closed down.
Most have been used, or at least the box has been opened. Around 6 months use.
$15 or 8 cans of food.
All funds / cans of food are donated to the Phillipstown Community Hub food pantry.
This is NOT a Chromecast.
It's a mini nest. Description in photos of what it can do.
Chalk coloured.
I've up graded. No longer needed
Factory reset.
Pick up Ensors road near ferry road Mad Butcher.
Sir Tim Shadbolt drew some criticism after suggesting a statue be erected in his town for his long-standing mayorship in Invercargill. This week is National Volunteer Week, a time to reflect on those who have given their time selflessly to your community and made a difference. So, which local do … View moreSir Tim Shadbolt drew some criticism after suggesting a statue be erected in his town for his long-standing mayorship in Invercargill. This week is National Volunteer Week, a time to reflect on those who have given their time selflessly to your community and made a difference. So, which local do you think deserves recognition? Tell us why!
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Hi everyone
We’ve got a great range of women’s clothing particularly in the 18 -30 sizes. Our $1, $2 and clearance racks are loaded. new homewares, Manchester, shoes on the racks now. Loads more being prepped.
Pop in and have a browse, the team would love to see you.
Open 7 days Monday - … View moreHi everyone
We’ve got a great range of women’s clothing particularly in the 18 -30 sizes. Our $1, $2 and clearance racks are loaded. new homewares, Manchester, shoes on the racks now. Loads more being prepped.
Pop in and have a browse, the team would love to see you.
Open 7 days Monday - Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm, Saturday 10.00am - 4.00pm, Sunday 10.00am - 3.00pm
683 Ferry Road, behind Dominoes.
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