180 days ago

Declutter, Sell, Cash In, Repeat!

Neighbourly from Neighbourly Nz

Spring’s the perfect time to clear out the garage, wardrobe, or that cluttered cupboard and turn your unused goods into cash!

Join the Neighbourly Online Garage Sale on Saturday, September 27th. It’s free, local, and the easiest way to find new homes for the things you no longer need from spare tents and pre-loved books to clothes that deserve another spin.

How it works:
List your items individually before the day. Then, sit back as interested buyers on Neighbourly browse and get in touch directly.

And if you’re not selling?
There’s still treasure to be found! Jump online on the 27th and grab yourself a bargain or two.

Let’s turn clutter into community wins.
Don’t miss out!

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1 day ago

Poll: Does a savoury scone require cheese on top, or folded inside?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Help settle the great kiwi debate ... cheese on top, or folded inside?

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Does a savoury scone require cheese on top, or folded inside?
  • 75.4% Inside!
    75.4% Complete
  • 24.6% On top!
    24.6% Complete
390 votes
19 minutes ago

A Journey of Growth and Care

Hilda Ross Retirement Village

From student nurse to Village Manager, Ruben Kumar’s journey at Ryman reflects years of dedication, growth, and a passion for caring for others.

Today, as Village Manager, Ruben leads the community with the experience gained from progressing through multiple roles across the organisation.

Click read more to learn more about Ruben's journey at Ryman.

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2 hours ago

Widow’s fight for change after husband’s ‘blasé’ care at Waikato Hospital

Libby Totton Reporter from Waikato Times

Nigel Dring had looked forward to retirement, but only got months to enjoy it.

His death in July 2023 - two days after a medical appointment - sparked an investigation at Waikato Hospital and his widow says she’s still shocked at “blasé” treatment in the days before he died.

While Nigel had told one doctor he was “really struggling to breathe”, no-one made them feel like he was in danger, Lynn Dring said.

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