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The December edition of the SuperSeniors newsletter is out now! It's filled with useful information including the details of the new Better Later Life Strategy.
In this issue we find out about regional banking hubs and the dangers of falls and concussions … View moreSeason's Greetings Neighbours!
The December edition of the SuperSeniors newsletter is out now! It's filled with useful information including the details of the new Better Later Life Strategy.
In this issue we find out about regional banking hubs and the dangers of falls and concussions in over 65-year-olds.
We also have a tasty lemon and yoghurt custard pot recipe, from the NZ nutrition foundation, for a holiday dessert treat!
Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year.
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I bought this sheet set from turners auction and made the school boy error of not checking the colour. I assumed white but they are black.
Microfibre sheet set :
1 x fitted sheet - 91x190x35
1 x flat sheet - 180x250
1 x pillowcase - 48x73
Black, wrinkle resistant, soft touch, machine washable. … View moreI bought this sheet set from turners auction and made the school boy error of not checking the colour. I assumed white but they are black.
Microfibre sheet set :
1 x fitted sheet - 91x190x35
1 x flat sheet - 180x250
1 x pillowcase - 48x73
Black, wrinkle resistant, soft touch, machine washable. Single bed size.
Kia ora neighbours,
Woodville residents are being asked to urgently conserve water because of a failure at the water plant. Are you being more conservative with your water usage as we're coming into summer?
Morning neighbours,
Tokomaru School has swung into action fundraising for one of its pupils, Domanic Grant, who has been diagnosed with leukemia. Are you heading along to the school's fundraiser event on Thursday night?
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Cat carrier for sale. Has had "modifications " as in lid hinges being refitted.
Pick up only. $20.
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Order today and receive an 8kg bag of our Lamb and Fish Recipe for just $47, normal retail price $94 each.
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From viewing stunning homes and sipping wine at iconic wineries to visiting local artisan producers and dining at some of the regions best restaurants - we’re bringing your favourite … View moreJoin editors Naomi Larkin and Jo McCarroll on a 4-day all-inclusive luxury escape to beautiful Hawke’s Bay.
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Not sure about the rest of you, but I am already sick of picking up peoples dumped rubbish on our rural road. The higher the dump fees the more crap will buildup on peoples lawns( as they cannot afford to dispose of it properly through the waste resource centres) and on the side of the road. By all… View moreNot sure about the rest of you, but I am already sick of picking up peoples dumped rubbish on our rural road. The higher the dump fees the more crap will buildup on peoples lawns( as they cannot afford to dispose of it properly through the waste resource centres) and on the side of the road. By all means put up the price, that will cover the cost of councils paying their staff to drive out to the country to pick up the crap dumped on the side of the roads. How very short sighted that is.
Time to encourage recycling not discourage due to cost! Those who can think outside the square need to come up with solutions, ban plastic bottles, bring back glass ones that encourage people to return them. I used to buy all my lollies on returned bottles when I was a child, not a good use of funds, but by collecting bottles you would probably pay your Spark account or save it for winters power bill and there will be no waste to dispose of! Perhaps the takeaways could think about returnable packaging, most of the rubbish I see is KFC, McDonald or subway wrappers and drink containers (with straws). There must be a better way and necessity always leads to invention so lets hope this discussion will kick someone into action. The other killer is the makeup companies with single use packaging, we used to be able to buy refills, why now can you only by your product in a new plastic container? I'm sure being able to refill your holders would reduce the cost of beauty.
How do we stop this?
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