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We’ve been privileged to help Kiwis get the essentials needed to work, study, and stay connected. It’s led to huge demand and some orders are taking longer to deliver. We’d really like to apologise to the customers who’ve experienced these delays.
To help get it sorted faster we’ve … View moreWe’ve been privileged to help Kiwis get the essentials needed to work, study, and stay connected. It’s led to huge demand and some orders are taking longer to deliver. We’d really like to apologise to the customers who’ve experienced these delays.
To help get it sorted faster we’ve quadrupled our Customer Care team, and expanded our order fulfilment network so we can get thousands more orders delivered each day. Plus our remote Tech Solutions service will be free until May 11 to lend customers a hand with technology advice or setting up.
Thanks for your patience, everyone. We’re getting there.
As we adjust to life in Alert Level 4 we know this is a time of great uncertainty and we may experience a range of emotions through this time. Family Violence and Sexual Violence can happen or, may already be happening.
Help is available if this is happening to you, or someone you know.
… View moreAs we adjust to life in Alert Level 4 we know this is a time of great uncertainty and we may experience a range of emotions through this time. Family Violence and Sexual Violence can happen or, may already be happening.
Help is available if this is happening to you, or someone you know.
Everyone deserves to feel safe at home.
● It is okay to ask for help if you or someone else is in danger.
● If you think someone could be harmed or may harm themselves, call the Police on
111, even if you’re not sure.
● If you think you may use violence seek help from one of the Helpline numbers
● Talk to friends, whānau and neighbours if you need support, or to see if they need
help. Use social media to keep in touch and check-in with each other.
The following helplines continue to be available for people needing help:
Local, concern/support/advice: CAPS Hauraki – 07 868 8644
Rape Crisis --- 0800 88 33 00
Women's Refuge --- 0800 733 843
Shine domestic abuse services free call --- 0508 744 633 (9am to 11pm)
Hey Bro Helpline – For men who feel they`re going to harm a loved one or whanau member. --- 0800 HeyBro (439 276)
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Fraser High School is the hub of Adult Learning in Hamilton and the Waikato district.
New online classes have been added to our Adult and Community Education programme. Our tutors will support you to get connected, get learning and enjoy a whole new adventure.
You can look, book and pay … View moreFraser High School is the hub of Adult Learning in Hamilton and the Waikato district.
New online classes have been added to our Adult and Community Education programme. Our tutors will support you to get connected, get learning and enjoy a whole new adventure.
You can look, book and pay online at www.fraserace.ac.nz or just email us on comed@fraser.school.nz Easy! Very easy!
The Sunday Star-Times is looking to speak to a patient who has recently had some experience of the health system - either receiving treatment in a hospital or clinic or at an ED - and would be willing to talk about their experience, and how it could have been made better, either by shorter wait … View moreThe Sunday Star-Times is looking to speak to a patient who has recently had some experience of the health system - either receiving treatment in a hospital or clinic or at an ED - and would be willing to talk about their experience, and how it could have been made better, either by shorter wait times, better communication or level of care. We'd need you to be happy to be identified and photographed (from a distance). If you think you can help, please email senior journalist Andrea Vance on andrea.vance@stuff.co.nz.
New research from NIWA says just 10 cm of sea level rise already locked in for the next 10-20 years will “hugely” increasing sea flooding within the lifetime of an average mortgage. “It’s not 100 years from now. It’s starting to happen already” - lead author Dr Scott Stephens. Read … View moreNew research from NIWA says just 10 cm of sea level rise already locked in for the next 10-20 years will “hugely” increasing sea flooding within the lifetime of an average mortgage. “It’s not 100 years from now. It’s starting to happen already” - lead author Dr Scott Stephens. Read more at - teggtalk.wordpress.com...
Following on from yesterday's tiny house story, here's single mum Shaye sharing her experience in isolation
Tiny house builders have had a surge in interest during the lockdown, some from families that are 'herding'
This is Lulu from Mount Eden in Auckland, who has gone from having almost no-one home at the same time to having seven flatmates home almost all the time and this is how she feels about it...
Who are your bubble pets? Share your photos of your pets in the comments below - whether it’s helping … View moreThis is Lulu from Mount Eden in Auckland, who has gone from having almost no-one home at the same time to having seven flatmates home almost all the time and this is how she feels about it...
Who are your bubble pets? Share your photos of your pets in the comments below - whether it’s helping you work from home, on a local neighbourhood walk getting some exercise, or any cute, fun, and funny photos!
There's plenty to love with this year's list, including some stunning beach houses - we look forward to seeing more of these projects once the winners are announced. In the meantime, here's an early glimpse.
Waikato Regional Council has made a bid for more than $39 million from central government to support 20 projects focused on protecting and enhancing water quality, biodiversity, soils and coastal areas. Read more at - teggtalk.wordpress.com...
Hi Neighbours!
The Office for Seniors is working hard to keep you informed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our most recent COVID-19 special edition Newsletter includes phone numbers for all regional civil defence teams, they can help you if you are struggling to access your supermarket … View moreHi Neighbours!
The Office for Seniors is working hard to keep you informed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our most recent COVID-19 special edition Newsletter includes phone numbers for all regional civil defence teams, they can help you if you are struggling to access your supermarket essentials.
It also includes details on COVID-19 related scams and what to look out for to stay safe.
Read the newsletter here: bit.ly...
Refresh an old fashioned mail tray with a modern new look using the Resene Whites and Neutrals range.
Reinvent it as a magazine holder, spice rack or use it to hold your favourite cookbooks. Paint the front panel in Resene FX Blackboard Paint and use it as a handy writing space.
Make the most … View moreRefresh an old fashioned mail tray with a modern new look using the Resene Whites and Neutrals range.
Reinvent it as a magazine holder, spice rack or use it to hold your favourite cookbooks. Paint the front panel in Resene FX Blackboard Paint and use it as a handy writing space.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create your own Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
You might be using more wet wipes to keep your home clean, but it’s very important not to flush them afterwards.
They block up the pipes, which then need fixing immediately. When workers have to leave home to fix blocked pipes, they’re at risk of COVID-19. That puts everyone else in their … View moreYou might be using more wet wipes to keep your home clean, but it’s very important not to flush them afterwards.
They block up the pipes, which then need fixing immediately. When workers have to leave home to fix blocked pipes, they’re at risk of COVID-19. That puts everyone else in their bubble at risk as well.
Do your bit for workers and their whānau, and put your wet wipes in the bin.
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