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Not long til Christmas! We have a few time slots left and this could be your chance to get your curtains and blinds done before the big day.
Our last day for accepting items for cleaning is Monday the 17th of December.
We will be back open on the 15th of January 2019 for receiving items … View moreNot long til Christmas! We have a few time slots left and this could be your chance to get your curtains and blinds done before the big day.
Our last day for accepting items for cleaning is Monday the 17th of December.
We will be back open on the 15th of January 2019 for receiving items again.
There will be an increased police presence in the Tauranga CBD after seven vehicles were stolen in one night this week. Tauranga area response manager Senior Sergeant Eddie Lyttle said the vehicles were reported stolen overnight on Tuesday. He said most of the thefts were reported in the commercial… View moreThere will be an increased police presence in the Tauranga CBD after seven vehicles were stolen in one night this week. Tauranga area response manager Senior Sergeant Eddie Lyttle said the vehicles were reported stolen overnight on Tuesday. He said most of the thefts were reported in the commercial area between 11th Ave and 15th Ave. Read more
Be vigilant. Park in well-lit areas where possible, lock your vehicle, don't leave valuable items inside your vehicle, and if you see any suspicious behaviour around parked vehicles, contact police immediately.
Hi, My name is Josh and I am 14. While looking for some part time work, I discovered that there was no easy way to find the jobs that were out there. Established job websites are for older people & there was nothing for school students looking for part time work. This is when the idea was born,… View moreHi, My name is Josh and I am 14. While looking for some part time work, I discovered that there was no easy way to find the jobs that were out there. Established job websites are for older people & there was nothing for school students looking for part time work. This is when the idea was born, a free to use website for connecting teenagers wanting to get a job & employers and households with work to do!
This year I entered the Young Innovators Awards for my website idea called Teen Jobs. I was fortunate enough to come in 3rd place for the junior category. One of the judges at YiA, Suan Yeo, (Google’s Head of Education for Australia & New Zealand), commented, "Teen Jobs really stood out for the thought about the end user.” After my success at YiA, I was encouraged to develop the idea, as it would make a real difference to teenagers & the way they find work. The youth unemployment rates in New Zealand are very high, with 11.2% of 15 – 19 year olds unemployed. This costs the government $345 million dollars a year! This website can help those teenagers find employment and gain valuable employment related skills.
Since the Young Innovators Awards I have developed the my idea into a fully operational website. Teen Jobs is an innovative idea that enables teenagers to find jobs, while being completely free. Students and teenagers list themselves and the areas they want to work and employers and households can simply search and find teenagers to do the jobs they require. This flips the traditional way where the employer lists the job which proves impractical for smaller or part time jobs. Job categories include everything from household work like lawn mowing or babysitting right through to retail and business positions.
Teen Jobs is registering teenagers now to build the pool of workers & will be going fully live to employers & households on the 1st of December 2018.
Visit our website, www.teenjobs.co.nz... for more information.
There is a new charity called ‘It’s in the Bag’. It began down south last year, and due to great success, they have spread around the country. It’s about providing some needs and some wants to women in local refuges. I am one of the volunteers for Tauranga.
Donations of handbags and … View moreThere is a new charity called ‘It’s in the Bag’. It began down south last year, and due to great success, they have spread around the country. It’s about providing some needs and some wants to women in local refuges. I am one of the volunteers for Tauranga.
Donations of handbags and necessities (sanitary supplies, toothbrushes and toothpaste, combs and brushes, shampoo and conditioner, soaps and lotions ...) and extras (nail polish, lipstick, perfume ...) can be dropped of to me - or, if possible, I can come to you.
All donations will be distributed the week of December 3rd, so please drop off by December 2nd.
Please see the attached flyer for more information.
Contact me on 0275552872 for drop off/pick up details. Cheers
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Sign up to volunteer at our remembrance tree appeal today!
If you can spare two hours, you will be a friendly face to help someone make a donation and write a message to place on our tree! If you have a friend who might like to join, this is a great way to … View moreWant to get into Santa's good books?
Sign up to volunteer at our remembrance tree appeal today!
If you can spare two hours, you will be a friendly face to help someone make a donation and write a message to place on our tree! If you have a friend who might like to join, this is a great way to spend a few hours together in the Christmas spirit.
Phone Christine on 07 5526892
Email christines@waipunahospice.org.nz
Listing for a friend.
Four Seasons spa pool for sale, hardly used.
Cost $7k, looking for $4k ono.
Pick up is Ohauiti.
Any questions, please ask.
Consultation for the Water Supply Bylaw review and proposed new Water Meter Policy and Large Water Users Policy ends this week.
The proposed changes will help us manage and protect the water supply network, and set priorities for water allocation.
Visit www.tauranga.govt.nz... for more … View moreConsultation for the Water Supply Bylaw review and proposed new Water Meter Policy and Large Water Users Policy ends this week.
The proposed changes will help us manage and protect the water supply network, and set priorities for water allocation.
Visit www.tauranga.govt.nz... for more information and to make a submission by 5pm this Friday 30 November.
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$30 - Selling all together:
1. The scrapbook of my life - Alfie Deyes
2. The amazing book is not on fire - The world of Dan and Phil
3. Binge - Tyler Oakley
4. Scar Tissue - Anthony Kiedis
5. The sky is everywhere - Jandy Nelson
6. Paper Towns - John Green
7. Spellbound - Jane Green
8. … View more$30 - Selling all together:
1. The scrapbook of my life - Alfie Deyes
2. The amazing book is not on fire - The world of Dan and Phil
3. Binge - Tyler Oakley
4. Scar Tissue - Anthony Kiedis
5. The sky is everywhere - Jandy Nelson
6. Paper Towns - John Green
7. Spellbound - Jane Green
8. Everything everything - Nicola Yoon
9. Nintendo cats and dogs - 3DS game
All in excellent condition (Scar Tissue worn).
$35 - Very tidy cot mattress - has 4 small marks on one side of mattress (see photo). Mattress cover has zip so can be removed for ease of cleaning.
900mm wide x 1400mm length
Set of four for $10 - keep the kids busy these holidays - as new condition! Pick up Ve da Glen, Pyes Pa
Converse Unisex shoes! Apricot colour. Pics self-explanatory. $20 pick-up Ve da Glen, Pyes Pa
A stir-fry left a sharp taste in the mouth for one Tauranga couple as they discovered a needle inside a capsicum.
Will Taylor cooked the stir fry for his girlfriend on Sunday using a red capsicum purchased from Countdown Bureta Park the day prior.
Taylor said they inspected the piece of food… View moreA stir-fry left a sharp taste in the mouth for one Tauranga couple as they discovered a needle inside a capsicum.
Will Taylor cooked the stir fry for his girlfriend on Sunday using a red capsicum purchased from Countdown Bureta Park the day prior.
Taylor said they inspected the piece of food and discovered a small needle had been inserted into the vegetable.
A Countdown spokeswoman said the store has referred the matter to the New Zealand police who will investigate.
"We take food safety incredibly seriously and will work closely with both the NZ Police and MPI to cooperate fully with their investigation," she said.
The capsicum was not the only fruit purchased last Saturday spiked with needles.
A strawberry was discovered to also contain a needle which was purchased at a FreshChoice supermarket in South Canterbury sparking an investigation from MPI.
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