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Vicki from Blockhouse Bay
Massive pile of items, please note the books have many pages already done or coloured but still many more to do with stickers to be used in them, so I didn't want to throw them out, my kids are just past this phase now.
There is a cookie bucket of felt pens, coloured pencils, a set of crayola… View moreMassive pile of items, please note the books have many pages already done or coloured but still many more to do with stickers to be used in them, so I didn't want to throw them out, my kids are just past this phase now.
There is a cookie bucket of felt pens, coloured pencils, a set of crayola twistables, a couple of pencil cases, stamps, including 2 sets of alphabet stamps and an ink pad, a container of word magnets, pads of paper and exercise books, cute A5 clipboard, handful of washi tapes, counting and reading activity games. NOTE: This stuff is not new but hours of kid entertain here. Probably good for preschool to early primary. Pickup Blockhouse Bay
Price: $10
Mikaela Wilkes Reporter from Homed
The Government wants Aucklanders to save 20L of water a day. But what does that mean at your house?
Buying efficient appliances and fixing one-off leaks can make huge water savings, but so can small changes to daily habits. If every Aucklander showered in four minutes, we'd save 80 million … View moreThe Government wants Aucklanders to save 20L of water a day. But what does that mean at your house?
Buying efficient appliances and fixing one-off leaks can make huge water savings, but so can small changes to daily habits. If every Aucklander showered in four minutes, we'd save 80 million litres of water a day.
Check out the full list of ways to cut down your water use, here.
Jeff Watkins from
How exciting was it to see the Blues back and the crowds coming out to support them in force! And what a game to kick things off with. May it continue...! Here's the highlights if you missed it...
Ryan Anderson Reporter from Central Leader
Afternoon Neighbours
Three Auckland guys, who have formed a group named Par Four, are about to travel the entire country and play every (open) mini golf course to raise money for the Mental Health Foundation.
The tour spans three weeks, 82 courses and almost 1500 holes of mini golf.
The group … View moreAfternoon Neighbours
Three Auckland guys, who have formed a group named Par Four, are about to travel the entire country and play every (open) mini golf course to raise money for the Mental Health Foundation.
The tour spans three weeks, 82 courses and almost 1500 holes of mini golf.
The group have a donation goal of 2500 dollars.
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Trupti Biradar Reporter from Stuff Travel
Just 30 minutes from Nelson, you'll find this unique hotel - the brainchild of passionate and super-friendly locals Judy and Steve Richards. Would you stay?
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Cathy McIntosh from Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board
Maungakiekie-Tamaki Ward Councillor Josephine Bartley discusses the difficulty of talking rate increases with her communities, and the importance of their involvement in decision making.
Even at a 3.5% increase (the average household increase of a $1 a week) community facilities, Auckland Council … View moreMaungakiekie-Tamaki Ward Councillor Josephine Bartley discusses the difficulty of talking rate increases with her communities, and the importance of their involvement in decision making.
Even at a 3.5% increase (the average household increase of a $1 a week) community facilities, Auckland Council services and even transport will be affected.
Having less money to spend following the Covid-19 pandemic is an issues that everyone is being asked to help make decisions on. So please get online and learn more about the Emergency Budget, and have a say before the consultation ends on Friday (19 June)
See the link to the consultation below.
See the link to Councillor Bartleys article below.
Check out the actual size of this chest and wicker chair! We love tiny furniture ☺️
Trupti Biradar Reporter from Stuff Travel
Luxury lodges, usually full of overseas tourists and facing the off-peak winter season are slashing prices as much as 60 per cent, making a night at these lodges a little more accessible.
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Trupti Biradar Reporter from Stuff Travel
It's a cross between a fighter jet and torpedo - that looks like a shark - and this Queenstown ride has been discounted to encourage more Kiwis to travel.
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