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Annette Lambly-Robinson Reporter from Whangārei Leader
Sounds like a good scheme that would be simple and relatively cheap to set up. What do you think?
A pilot recycling project which could see an end to household batteries being dumped into landfill sites needs the community's help to get off the ground.
Batteries are classed as hazardous… View moreSounds like a good scheme that would be simple and relatively cheap to set up. What do you think?
A pilot recycling project which could see an end to household batteries being dumped into landfill sites needs the community's help to get off the ground.
Batteries are classed as hazardous waste because they contain lead, mercury and cadmium. Currently many are ending up in the Puwera landfill ...
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Article from Stuff - Not sure it covers all the budgeting bases but interesting to see what the calculator results are and something to think about. Have a go....
Kerry from Tikipunga
Hi, just wanted to share this with the community. Good to go along and check it out, this is a very good school help your kids achieve their potential. And if you thought maybe Huanui was not an option for your kids, ask about scholarship/ financial support opportunities...
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Jenifer from Central Whangarei
8a.m. Start, all sorts, kitchen stuff, books, men and women clothing. Some big items. Fridge freezer, beds, lazy boys coffee table, table and chairs x 2 etc
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