TradeMe pulls listing for caravan inside shed that was offered as rental
Kia ora neighbours, a $285 per week rental property, which consisted of a caravan inside a ramshackle shed, has been removed from TradeMe, which says it does not comply with regulations.
The listing, advertised as a one-bedroom property in Waitākere, asked for $285 per week for a single person, or $355 per week for a couple.
The lister, “Rental 123”, said the caravan came with a cooker, small fridge, and hot and cold water.
“Bathroom is shared, cooking is inside caravan. Bed not included, but there is room for a queen or smaller," it said.
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One-off original fantail artwork by Olivia Bezett - charity fundraiser
The wonderful and talented New Zealand artist, Olivia Bezett, has created a stunning baby pīwakawaka (fantail) artwork especially to raise funds for BirdCare Aotearoa.
100% of the money will go directly to BirdCare Aotearoa.
Artwork details:
-A5 size, one-off mini original (meaning no print will ever be made!)
-Polychromos pencils on Fabriano Academia paper.
-Unframed
-Comes with a certificate of authenticity
Olivia took the reference photo for this piece herself, in the south island on Lake Ohau (fun fact: her now husband proposed to her a few minutes after taking the pic!)
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