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Hi everyone, the EASIE Living online store is open so you can get essential independent living products from us at this time. That includes things like continence products, mobility aids, and safety equipment.
Our physical store is closed, but if you'd rather not buy online we're also… View moreHi everyone, the EASIE Living online store is open so you can get essential independent living products from us at this time. That includes things like continence products, mobility aids, and safety equipment.
Our physical store is closed, but if you'd rather not buy online we're also taking orders over the phone (06 353 2743), or by email (enquiries@easieliving.co.nz). Just leave your name, phone number and details of what you want to buy and we'll be in touch.
You can pay via credit card or internet banking. We miss seeing your friendly faces, but we're working hard to deliver the same great service this way.
Stay safe,
Demelsa, Kelly and Lesley - the EASIE Living team.
Hey neighbours, it was great to see so many of you at our live lunch with NZ Home and Garden and NZ Gardener editors Naomi Larkin and Jo McCarroll. Thanks for stopping by :)
If you missed it, you can still drop in for a recap and see if Jo and Naomi answered your questions, here.
One of New Zealand's top riders has been asked to take a hefty pay cut to help his WorldTour team su…
Hello neighbours, our editor Jo McCarroll is hosting another Live Lunch today (with colleague Naomi who edits NZ House & Garden), so jump online between 12.30 and 1pm to join them. You can ask questions in advance, so start firing through your gardening questions and pictures of your garden or … View moreHello neighbours, our editor Jo McCarroll is hosting another Live Lunch today (with colleague Naomi who edits NZ House & Garden), so jump online between 12.30 and 1pm to join them. You can ask questions in advance, so start firing through your gardening questions and pictures of your garden or the projects you've been tackling over lockdown anytime you like!
Minister of Tourism Kelvin Davis is predicting changes to how tourism will operate post-Covid 19.
Moves to develop a plan for the sector were today announced by Davis who said he expected to receive advice on the work in the next couple of weeks.
“A post-Covid tourism industry will play an … View moreMinister of Tourism Kelvin Davis is predicting changes to how tourism will operate post-Covid 19.
Moves to develop a plan for the sector were today announced by Davis who said he expected to receive advice on the work in the next couple of weeks.
“A post-Covid tourism industry will play an important role in New Zealand’s economic recovery, but it will be different to the one that we are accustomed to. There will be new challenges, new opportunities and a new way of working,” Davis said.
Read the whole story from Amanda Cropp on Stuff.
Snr Sgt Phil Edwards wishes everyone a happy Easter and hopes people maintain their efforts to ensure the lockdown is not prolonged. He thanks the likes of school teachers who have sent out material to keep students working productively and suggests people have a secluded spot they can retire to … View moreSnr Sgt Phil Edwards wishes everyone a happy Easter and hopes people maintain their efforts to ensure the lockdown is not prolonged. He thanks the likes of school teachers who have sent out material to keep students working productively and suggests people have a secluded spot they can retire to during celebrations if they need some time to collect their thoughts or for a bit of peace and quiet.
Rotorua Lakes Council has admitted editing the public record of a public meeting. On Tuesday last w…
How's everyone feeling at this stage of lockdown? Head over to the Reach Out page and let everyone know how you're coping and share any words of kindness that will help support each other during this time. Do you need help or can you help a neighbour in need? Perhaps you can offer a … View moreHow's everyone feeling at this stage of lockdown? Head over to the Reach Out page and let everyone know how you're coping and share any words of kindness that will help support each other during this time. Do you need help or can you help a neighbour in need? Perhaps you can offer a friendly phone call, have some great baking tips, ways to work from home or ideas to keep the kids entertained. Post on Reach Out and together we can all support each other and our communities during this time.
Lockdown is a stressful and difficult time for many and showing kindness can go a long way in brightening someone’s day. Be Neighbourly and spread positivity, we all know there’s plenty of that on Neighbourly!
Need help or can you support someone in need? … View moreLockdown is a stressful and difficult time for many and showing kindness can go a long way in brightening someone’s day. Be Neighbourly and spread positivity, we all know there’s plenty of that on Neighbourly!
Need help or can you support someone in need? Reach out to your Neighbours here now.
Rotorua regional and district council staff appear safe from redundancies for the time being, with m…
One of the men convicted for his role in the Fleet double murders is set to walk free from prison ne…
Rotorua ratepayers have shelled out nearly half a million dollars on events in less than eight month…
Taupō rental property managers are predicting definite downward pressure on rents as homeowners, who…
● Wash your hands.
● Use cough and sneeze etiquette.
● Respect self-isolation.
These are only some of the ways that you can keep yourself and your Neighbours safe!
The Fair and Reasonable Campaign - the campaign launched by the Coalition of Licensed Firearms Owners (COLFO) following proposals to change New Zealand’s gun legislation - is reminding hunters that under the National State of Emergency any activity that could require Search and Rescue is not … View moreThe Fair and Reasonable Campaign - the campaign launched by the Coalition of Licensed Firearms Owners (COLFO) following proposals to change New Zealand’s gun legislation - is reminding hunters that under the National State of Emergency any activity that could require Search and Rescue is not currently permitted.
This includes hunting, fishing, tramping, swimming, surfing and boating - “or other activities of a kind that expose participants to danger or may require search and rescue services.”
Writes Nicole McKee, spokesperson for the campaign: “Our lawyers have studied the new Order... In short, Police do have the ability to stop you from going hunting and can enforce this ban.”
She added she was making no comment, “but with the roar upon us” thought she had better publicise the fact.
The number of injuries, fatalities and search and rescue missions spike dramatically during this period every year.
According to the NZ Mountain Safety Council, almost one third of search and rescue missions happen in April, along with about 30 per cent of hunting fatalities. It's also when 19 per cent of all injuries happen.
During March to May (the roar or the rut) hunters trek into New Zealand's backcountry to find red stags that are actively and aggressively competing with each other for access to hinds for mating - which includes roaring aloud to warn off competitors.
The order expires at midnight on April 22 April 2020 unless revoked earlier or extended.
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