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π Personal Development is an amazing thing. I am someone who LOVES good food, wine, snacks, nibbles π - you catch my drift. Something rather unexpected is occurring. As I grow from feeding my mind good stuff & getting to work on my purpose every day... I am weirdly making healthier … View moreπ Personal Development is an amazing thing. I am someone who LOVES good food, wine, snacks, nibbles π - you catch my drift. Something rather unexpected is occurring. As I grow from feeding my mind good stuff & getting to work on my purpose every day... I am weirdly making healthier choices for myself. I did not expect this π€
π₯ Salads for my evening meal. Home grown produce - more than I can eat - may be part of this transformation ?? Alister flew out of Dunedin last week for a while so I even have the car. No desire to go buy wine, chips, KFC or some other take-away treat for the evening. Netflix was an evening thing. I caught a movie in the weekend.
π± I am busy... fueled by a deep well of joy... working on my purpose every day. I am choosing to be en task, en purpose as an entrepreneur. I am surprised & impressed with myself all at the same time. This Personal Development stuff is really quite miraculous - yay! - www.DreamBigNewZealand.co.nz... π
Hi neighbours,
We're right in the thick of this year's Wasp Wipeout and thanks to your generous donations, we've raised over $10,000 for the Tasman Environmental Trust.
There's still plenty of work still to be done. We want this year to be the best yet for our donation … View moreHi neighbours,
We're right in the thick of this year's Wasp Wipeout and thanks to your generous donations, we've raised over $10,000 for the Tasman Environmental Trust.
There's still plenty of work still to be done. We want this year to be the best yet for our donation drive - so stand with our forests, stand with our native wildlife, stand with our volunteers and show your support.
Donate now and let's rid Aotearoa New Zealand of this destructive pest.
With Autumn approaching, we are now accepting donations of Autumn and Winter stock. Please drop in your clean, quality items for our shop.
Hi neighbours,
The summer holidays will be over soon, but you can still escape with a magazine.
Our Mags4Gifts End of Summer Sale is on now and you could be in to win 1 of 20 Hydration Heroes Gift Sets from Antipodes!
Simply purchase a subscription to the NZ House & Garden, … View moreHi neighbours,
The summer holidays will be over soon, but you can still escape with a magazine.
Our Mags4Gifts End of Summer Sale is on now and you could be in to win 1 of 20 Hydration Heroes Gift Sets from Antipodes!
Simply purchase a subscription to the NZ House & Garden, New Zealand Gardener, or the TV Guide and you're in the draw.
Brand new knitted dolls clothes. Fit Generation doll. 45cms. Doll not for sale. Pick up from Green Island or posted for postage cost.
$25 for the set of clothes.only green and navy one left now.
Your KiwiSaver balance goes up and down depending on the stock market and economic conditions, like the pandemic!
You may have noticed your balance fluctuating a bit, for a lot of us it's been dropping. Not what we like to see!
Don't panic, learn why yours might have dropped thanks… View moreYour KiwiSaver balance goes up and down depending on the stock market and economic conditions, like the pandemic!
You may have noticed your balance fluctuating a bit, for a lot of us it's been dropping. Not what we like to see!
Don't panic, learn why yours might have dropped thanks to Money Compare and get some control back.
Money Compare is a quick and easy tool to help you Compare KiwiSaver plans, Insurance and Loans and Credit Cards. Like our other comparison brands it will help you find the best financial solution or provider in NZ to suit your needs and budget.
Did you know, February 22, 2022 is a palindrome date, meaning it can be read the same way backward and forward!
The Dunedin City Council is temporarily closing one of its community pools, and further changes are likely, after five pool staff tested positive for Covid-19.
Chief executive Sandy Graham said the affected staff included a lifeguard who worked a shift at Moana Pool while asymptomatic on … View moreThe Dunedin City Council is temporarily closing one of its community pools, and further changes are likely, after five pool staff tested positive for Covid-19.
Chief executive Sandy Graham said the affected staff included a lifeguard who worked a shift at Moana Pool while asymptomatic on Saturday.
As a result, the council had decided to temporarily close the Port Chalmers swimming pool from Tuesday, so staff could be diverted to keep Moana Pool open.
There would be further disruption to pool operations over the coming days and weeks, given the number of pool staff who may be deemed close contacts, and also required to isolate, Graham said.
βWeβre continuing to follow advice from health authorities, and weβve taken all possible steps to prepare for this eventuality," she said.
βSome disruption is inevitable, but we will be doing our best to minimise its impact, and we ask everyone for patience and understanding as we work through this.β
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This year's award-winning Wasp Wipeout campaign is now underway and once again we're appealing to anyone who wishes to get involved with the campaign by volunteering their time to help lay bait in wasp-ravaged areas.
If spare time is a rarity - not to worry! This yearβs … View moreThis year's award-winning Wasp Wipeout campaign is now underway and once again we're appealing to anyone who wishes to get involved with the campaign by volunteering their time to help lay bait in wasp-ravaged areas.
If spare time is a rarity - not to worry! This yearβs Givealittle page is now live and weβre aiming to fundraise $25,000 for the Tasman Environment Trust. All money raised will go towards the purchase of bait and bait stations to continue and expand wasp control operations.
Find out more about this destructive pest by reading through our new interactive feature on Stuff which explores the tools we have in the fight to rid wasps from New Zealand for good.
A review into the Dunedin City Councilβs handling of a lead water issue in three Otago townships has been made public.
The βdo not drinkβ notice for Waikouaiti, Karitane and Hawksbury Village was lifted in July after residents were caught up in a lead scare six months prior.
Residents were … View moreA review into the Dunedin City Councilβs handling of a lead water issue in three Otago townships has been made public.
The βdo not drinkβ notice for Waikouaiti, Karitane and Hawksbury Village was lifted in July after residents were caught up in a lead scare six months prior.
Residents were unable to use their tap water after elevated levels of lead were found in the water supply, operated by the council.
It was later revealed that there was no widespread lead contamination in the councilβs drinking water network, but the elevated levels were likely caused by leaching from privately-owned pipes and fittings.
A report by independent reviewer Ross Tanner, which was released on Wednesday night, will be discussed at the Dunedin City Council next week.
The review identified problems with the councilβs initial escalation and notification procedures, including a staff member going on leave before the elevated lead level reading was emailed to their inbox. It meant the council did not know about the reading for some time.
The report noted senior council management, including the chief executive, were blindsided as a major health response unfolded.
Their handling of the situation was compounded by an RNZ interview in which a senior manager incorrectly stated the elevated lead readings were four times the acceptable level, but this was later corrected to 40 times.
βConcern was expressed by the mayor, chief executive, and councillors to whom I spoke that as a consequence of this interview and the mistaken reference, the council had effectively βlost control of the (communications) narrativeβ and never regained it,β Tanner wrote.
Dunedin mayor Aaron Hawkins said the council had acknowledged, and worked to rectify, areas of concern identified in the review.
Three of the five recommendations had already been implemented, and work on the other two was continuing.
βWe accept the presence of elevated lead levels should have been escalated sooner, which would have allowed us to have this very serious conversation with our community sooner, as they deserved.
βThis delay caused avoidable angst for our communities and I apologise on behalf of council that this happened.β
The welfare response from council staff, community board representatives and public health authorities was praised in the review.
That included providing temporary safe water tanks and free vegetables to residents in affected communities.
π₯ The start of chapter 16 in Will Smith's audiobook "Will" captured my attention immediately. And what a delight it is to learn more about the great Mohammad Ali. I knew he was a boxer. To hear Will's commentary of how he refused to fight in the Vietnam war & his reasons … View moreπ₯ The start of chapter 16 in Will Smith's audiobook "Will" captured my attention immediately. And what a delight it is to learn more about the great Mohammad Ali. I knew he was a boxer. To hear Will's commentary of how he refused to fight in the Vietnam war & his reasons for that - WOW. Instant admiration & respect for the guy.
β¨ Leading into Will sharing meeting Ali he changes pace, slows down & shares the below. Time stood still. Have any of you read "Will"? What was a stand-out part of the story for you? We'd love to hear - www.DreamBigNewZealand.co.nz...
In this summer edition, find inspiration from conscious living leaders like artist David Trubridge who takes inspiration from nature and the founders of Naturebox, Blair and Ollie who want to help Kiwis sustainably grow food. We meet Ryman residents Ross and Eleanor who love to explore Aotearoa … View moreIn this summer edition, find inspiration from conscious living leaders like artist David Trubridge who takes inspiration from nature and the founders of Naturebox, Blair and Ollie who want to help Kiwis sustainably grow food. We meet Ryman residents Ross and Eleanor who love to explore Aotearoa whenever they can.
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