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Kylie Klein Nixon Reporter from Homed
Hi! I'm so excited to finally be sharing a project our team has been working on for a while now: First Rung, our first podcast!
First Rung is packed with tips, advice and anecdotes from experts and home owners on every aspect of buying your first home - it also comes with a chance to win a … View moreHi! I'm so excited to finally be sharing a project our team has been working on for a while now: First Rung, our first podcast!
First Rung is packed with tips, advice and anecdotes from experts and home owners on every aspect of buying your first home - it also comes with a chance to win a $500 Resene prize pack.
Over six, bite sized episodes, we cover everything from saving that deposit, to sunset clauses, to how to get your newly purchased home ready to move into.
We'll also introduce you to ordinary Kiwis, just like you, who have navigated the choppy waters of home buying in NZ and made it onto that first rung - and pick their brains for how they did it.
We all know buying a home is one of the toughest, most daunting things we might ever do as adults, so it doesn't hurt to get some expert advice and support. That's what we wanted to give you with First Rung.
So give it a listen and let us know what you think - and be in to win that mint Resene prize pack. I can't enter and I'm well jealous!
Ian Hamilton from Natures choice gardening services - Khandallah
Did another weekend roll around and the Garden get missed yet again! Don’t let it happen again! Call us today for your free garden quote
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Corinne Morris from
Hello everyone,
It is National Grandparents Day today. Share your stories about your grandparents and we might publish it in our next newsletter.
Have you been celebrating the day in a special way?
Weng from Kelburn
Saw these posters at Linden Community Center. Pretty awesome and heart warming to see humanity at work. Keep up with the good work.
Today is the International Day of Older Persons! It's an important day for everyone to recognize and say thank you to older people for their amazing contributions to the world, from mentoring and volunteering, to sharing experience, being in paid work and much more.
To acknowledge the … View moreToday is the International Day of Older Persons! It's an important day for everyone to recognize and say thank you to older people for their amazing contributions to the world, from mentoring and volunteering, to sharing experience, being in paid work and much more.
To acknowledge the occasion, we have just released our October SuperSeniors Newsletter, you can read it here: bit.ly...
The day is also special as it marks the start of the WHO’s Decade of Healthy Ageing 2020 to 2030, you can find out more about it here: bit.ly...
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Reporter Community News
Politicians have been been talking about a second Mt Victoria tunnel since the 1950s.
A second tunnel is a key component in Lets Gets Wellington Moving, although progress on that is at a snail's pace.
This week the Green Party came up with a new idea - two new additional tunnels. The Greens … View morePoliticians have been been talking about a second Mt Victoria tunnel since the 1950s.
A second tunnel is a key component in Lets Gets Wellington Moving, although progress on that is at a snail's pace.
This week the Green Party came up with a new idea - two new additional tunnels. The Greens would not block the proposed car tunnel but would like to see two more built.
One would be a dedicated walking and cycling tunnel parallel to the existing Mt Victoria car tunnel, the second would be a light rail tunnel in Newtown, near Wellington Zoo.
What do you think?
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Amitava from Kaiwharawhara
Free MotionCraft R100 Premier Rowing Machine & NordicTrack Exercycle.
In very good and in proper working condition - nothing wrong with any of the two machines, as far as I can tell.
Rowing Machine Measurements:
Picture - 1 Fully Extended - Base Length = 2400mm
Picture - 2 When … View moreFree MotionCraft R100 Premier Rowing Machine & NordicTrack Exercycle.
In very good and in proper working condition - nothing wrong with any of the two machines, as far as I can tell.
Rowing Machine Measurements:
Picture - 1 Fully Extended - Base Length = 2400mm
Picture - 2 When Folded - Base Length = 1300mm & Height = 1700mm
NordicTrack Exercycle Measurements:
Base Length = 950mm & Height = 1400mm
If anyone is interested then a van will be required to transport the machines!
Also, the machines are heavy and understandably I don't want the walls to be damaged so at least two strong people will be required to transport them from the Basement/Ground Floor to the 2nd Floor.
My address - 34 Cameron Street, Kaiwharawhara. Mob: 021 727 790
Free
Robert Anderson from
The thickest and most resistant of all commercial natural fibres, coir is a coarse, short fibre extracted from the outer shell of coconuts.
Coconut coir or, “Coco coir”, is a very versatile resource that is harvested from a fibrous layer underneath the exterior shell of the coconut. Since… View moreThe thickest and most resistant of all commercial natural fibres, coir is a coarse, short fibre extracted from the outer shell of coconuts.
Coconut coir or, “Coco coir”, is a very versatile resource that is harvested from a fibrous layer underneath the exterior shell of the coconut. Since coconut growers consider it a waste product, its utilization is highly sustainable. You may have heard of coco coir being used in gardening, but there are many applications for it across multiple industries, beyond horticulture. Here are 10 interesting facts about coco coir that you probably didn’t know!
• Coco coir has many uses including in textiles, upholstery, making rope/fishing nets, environmental cleanup and horticulture, floor mats, doormats, brushes and mattresses.
• There is brown coco coir & white coco coir, each with different properties. When coconuts are ripe, they produce brown coir which is used in gardening and horticulture. White coir is harvested from unripe coconuts, and is much finer and lighter, it even floats on water. This makes it ideal for fishing nets, brushes, and finer textiles.
• Coco coir works well as a snail deterrent when used in the garden.
• Coco coir is highly absorbent and can hold up to 10x the water as peat moss. Some use it as a sustainable alternative to peat moss
• People often use coco coir as bedding in terrariums for snakes, lizards, turtles, and spiders.
• When used for gardening, coco coir is usually packed in a compressed brick. You need to soak the brick with water which allows it to expand substantially. You can then use it as a growing medium or potting mix additive.
• Coco coir contains very low levels of nutrients, so you can’t normally use it as the sole growing medium for plants, EXCEPT, you can use it for microgreens due to their extremely short grow cycle. This is because they don’t require soil nutrients. You also use coco coir in hydroponics since you add the nutrients directly into the water.
• You can re-use coco coir several times in gardening as it retains its properties over time.
• Because of its highly absorptive properties, people sometimes use coco coir to help clean up oil spills and other caustic fluids.
• People use coco coir in litter boxes and animal bedding because of its highly absorptive capabilities. It is much more sustainable than traditional clay cat litter pellets, which don’t break down. Coco coir also absorbs much more liquid than hay, straw, or newspaper which people often use as animal bedding.
These are just a few of the many interesting characteristics and applications of coco coir. In the spirit of sustainability, the utilization of coco coir is a sound environmental practice. Spread the word and take a step in a more sustainable direction.
Nic from Khandallah
We are getting a new couch so hoping someone has a use for our current one to avoid taking it to landfill.
The couch has been both a family couch and a flat couch and as a result the foam is has shifted a bit in some places and it also has a few marks.
This is a nice big squishy couch and great … View moreWe are getting a new couch so hoping someone has a use for our current one to avoid taking it to landfill.
The couch has been both a family couch and a flat couch and as a result the foam is has shifted a bit in some places and it also has a few marks.
This is a nice big squishy couch and great for naps! Each piece is separate (5 pieces in total) so you can set it up to fit whatever space you have. There are two corner pieces, 2 straight pieces, and an ottoman.
Some well-placed cushions and blankets would help fill in the gaps to ensure it is comfortable.
The couch would need to be picked up sometime in the next couple of weeks. We are home most days so it doesn't even have to be on a weekend!
I will probably also list elsewhere - for free :)
Free
Julie from Karori
Vacuum sealer with one roll of bags inside and one spare roll. Ideal for freezing vegetables, fruit and left overs. Boil-in the bag cooking, packed lunches and multiple other uses.
Price: $30
Julie from Karori
I bought these headphones some time ago at Noel Leeming for $149.99 but have only used them once. I did buy at the time a long ( 10m) extension cable for it which you can purchase for $10 if needed.
Sorry, I no longer have the box.
Price: $65
Julie from Karori
This spiralizer turns fruit and vegetables into a variety of spirals and ribbons . Ideal if you want to replace pasta with a low carb, healthy and tasty option.
It is very easy to operate and has an instruction manual with recipes.
Price: $15
Julie from Karori
I am clearing items I do not use.
This steam cleaner for chemical free cleaning comes with 6 attachments , a measuring cup, funnel and an instruction manual. I bought it because it got excellent reviews but have only used it once. It is amazing for cleaning ovens, grout, glass etc.etc
Price: $25
Resene and Your Home & Garden are on the lookout for the most stunning interior or exterior colour scheme created with Resene paints to be featured in Your Home & Garden magazine.
Monthly winners win $250 of Resene paint vouchers and the grand winner $5000 cash!
What we are looking … View moreResene and Your Home & Garden are on the lookout for the most stunning interior or exterior colour scheme created with Resene paints to be featured in Your Home & Garden magazine.
Monthly winners win $250 of Resene paint vouchers and the grand winner $5000 cash!
What we are looking for:
Clever interior colours
Inventive paint projects
Exciting exterior paint
Entries are now open!
How to enter:
Email photos and a 200-word or more description of your space to yhg@bauermedia.co.nz with your last name and ‘Resene Colour Home’ in the subject line. Please include your name, home address, email address, daytime phone number, the names of the Resene colours used, and details of when your space was painted. Please credit anyone who assisted you in choosing your colours. The five finalists will each appear in Your Home and Garden, starting from the December issue. Every finalist will receive a $250 Resene voucher and a feature in the magazine, with the winner taking out the Resene Colour Home Awards and $5000 cash. An extended story on the winning home will feature in the June 2021 issue.
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