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If 2020 was the year of lockdowns, banana bread, and WFH (work from home)....
In one word, how would you define 2024?
We're excited to see what you come up with!
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Kirill from Mount Eden
Hi everybody!
My name is Kirill. I am a Master of Business Informatics (MBI) research student from ICL Graduate Business School in Auckland, New Zealand.
Please take part in online survey to help me complete my applied project “Exploring Factors Shaping Immigrants' Intention to Use … View moreHi everybody!
My name is Kirill. I am a Master of Business Informatics (MBI) research student from ICL Graduate Business School in Auckland, New Zealand.
Please take part in online survey to help me complete my applied project “Exploring Factors Shaping Immigrants' Intention to Use Online Job Search Platforms in New Zealand”.
To take part in this survey you need to be
a) 18+ years old
b) currently reside in New Zealand
c) have previous experience with the use of Online Job Search Platforms
d) be a recent immigrant (which means have NO permanent resident status or citizenship of New Zealand - students, work visa holders etc.).
I would greatly appreciate your support, particularly if you could share the link to my survey with any immigrant groups on social media.
Thank you for your time and participation!
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The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
Congratulations to our members who have won a $100 DIY voucher this week. The winners are:
Murray Brown from Wellington Central
Neil Smith from South Dunedin
Jill Morris from Taupo
… View moreCongratulations to our members who have won a $100 DIY voucher this week. The winners are:
Murray Brown from Wellington Central
Neil Smith from South Dunedin
Jill Morris from Taupo
Lisa Turner from Central Auckland
Winners, get in touch with our team here before 21st of January to claim your prize.
Not a winner this time? Check back next week!
Lee from Mount Eden
Pick up *Mt Eden*.
Brand new, unused black Porcelain canister set of 3 (Tea, Coffee and Sugar). Retails for $70 full price (or $35 when on sale). Grab a bargain for the set of 3 for $28. Surplus to requirements. 600mls capacity. Matte black colour.
Microwave, Oven, Dishwasher & Freezer … View morePick up *Mt Eden*.
Brand new, unused black Porcelain canister set of 3 (Tea, Coffee and Sugar). Retails for $70 full price (or $35 when on sale). Grab a bargain for the set of 3 for $28. Surplus to requirements. 600mls capacity. Matte black colour.
Microwave, Oven, Dishwasher & Freezer Safe.
Price: $28
Logan Campbell Retirement Village
Chef Troy at Ryman’s Diana Isaac Village serves up a mouthwatering array of summer dishes inspired by patio gardens teeming with herbs.
This cheesecake is the perfect dessert for any summer holiday occasion! It features a crunchy gingernut biscuit base and a smooth, creamy mascarpone filling … View moreChef Troy at Ryman’s Diana Isaac Village serves up a mouthwatering array of summer dishes inspired by patio gardens teeming with herbs.
This cheesecake is the perfect dessert for any summer holiday occasion! It features a crunchy gingernut biscuit base and a smooth, creamy mascarpone filling that’s both tangy and sweet. Topped with a layer of lemon curd and finished with mint and edible flowers, it’s as beautiful as it is delicious, making it a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
Click read more for the recipe.
Kim from Onehunga
HUDAVIOJI 6 colors blusher & highlighter palette, great condition,
opened a week ago, only tried once.
Pick up from Epsom
Price: $10
From January to April 2025, we will be working to improve SH16 The Strand, Stanley St and Gladstone Rd.
We’ll be working overnight and during the weekend to improve these roads and make it safer and easier for people living, working, and travelling around this area.
SH16 is a busy road for … View moreFrom January to April 2025, we will be working to improve SH16 The Strand, Stanley St and Gladstone Rd.
We’ll be working overnight and during the weekend to improve these roads and make it safer and easier for people living, working, and travelling around this area.
SH16 is a busy road for Aucklanders, and we have chosen to work over the summer when traffic volumes are lower than normal. More stable summer weather reduces delays so our teams can finish this work quickly and efficiently.
Follow the link for more information on what we are doing and to stay up to date.
Find out more
Brian from Mount Roskill
What could you do with an extra $3,000 in your budget? Take a holiday? Buy some new appliances? Or maybe give your savings a boost? We think most households have the ability to make some financial tweaks that could see more money staying in their bank account this year.
… View moreWhat could you do with an extra $3,000 in your budget? Take a holiday? Buy some new appliances? Or maybe give your savings a boost? We think most households have the ability to make some financial tweaks that could see more money staying in their bank account this year.
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Here are some practical ways you can start spending less.
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Change your car insurance company
Potential saving: $670
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There are big differences in what car insurance companies charge for similar coverage. Instead of accepting the premiums offered by your regular provider year after year, spend some time rather than money on checking whether there are cheaper deals out there.
Our car insurance survey found the difference between the highest and lowest premiums for a family of four was $56 a month – $670 a year. A middle-aged person has the potential to be saving $516 a year. Just make sure you check the policy to make sure you’re getting the same or better cover.
There are lots of other tricks for reducing your premiums, such as taking a higher excess and paying annually rather than monthly.
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Shop around for groceries
Potential saving: $825
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Do you go to the same supermarket every time you need a grocery top-up? You might be surprised how much you could save by swapping supermarkets regularly or splitting your spending between chains.
We researched what we’d pay for a basket of 22 grocery items across 8 weeks. Buying our list of groceries at Pak’nSave was $14 a week cheaper than at New World – even using the New World Clubcard. Across a year, that’s a potential saving of $700. Woolworths was more expensive again – $825 more expensive a year than Pak’nSave – even using an Everyday Rewards card. These numbers show the possibility for some serious savings if you’re willing to shop around.
If it wouldn’t cost you much more in petrol, and you have the time, you could split your shop across supermarkets to pick out the best prices from each. We like to use the Grocer app to do this – it takes a bit of time, but you can make a list of where you’ll get the cheapest price for each item.
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Tweak the way you’re using power
Potential saving: $870
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There are some big savings to be made if you’re willing to make a few changes to the way you use power.
You can save $320 a year by setting your heat pump between 19°C and 21°C and leaving it there. Turning the temperature up really makes a difference to your power bill. It’s better to turn up the fan on your heat pump instead to get the warmth moving around your room faster.
Switch off your appliances at the wall to save $100 a year. Appliances with a stand-by light are often the biggest power suckers when not in use. Switch them off when you’re not using them.
You can save $260 per person in your household by cutting shower lengths from 15 minutes to 5. A 15-minute shower adds about $1 to your power bill. A shorter shower can save 66c. If you’re showering every day, that’s $5 a week, which adds up.
Do your laundry in cold water rather than warm water to save $50 a year. Washing in warm water doesn’t make much difference to the cleanliness of your laundry, so for most washes, cold water is all you need.
A warm towel after your shower might be nice, but your heated towel rail will be costing you nearly $3 a week. That’s $140-odd a year.
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Drop a streaming service
Potential saving: $240
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Have you taken a look at how many streaming services you’re paying for lately? It can be easy to lose track of how many you are subscribed to.
If you can say goodbye to one, stopping that small payment of $20 a month will save you $240 over a year. It doesn’t have to mean missing out on the shows everyone is talking about though – just do some service hopping and choose which streaming service you’ll give your money to each month.
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Change your power company
Potential saving: $494
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It can be frustrating to watch your power bills go up while news articles announce record profits for the big power companies.
You can take back some of the power by finding the cheapest power plan for you. Save on average $494 using free Powerswitch comparison website.
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Kim from Onehunga
Great condition, pick up from Epsom
Mountain Warehouse outdoor pants, light blue , size 4, waist 68-78cm
Price: $20
Kim from Onehunga
Great gift for kids. Suitable for children 8-12 years old.
Bad dad , Brand New. Funny, adventurous and emotional story by award winning author David Williams.
We are the beaker girls by Jacqueline Wilson, in excellent condition, like new, no missing pages, no bent corners.
Pick up from … View moreGreat gift for kids. Suitable for children 8-12 years old.
Bad dad , Brand New. Funny, adventurous and emotional story by award winning author David Williams.
We are the beaker girls by Jacqueline Wilson, in excellent condition, like new, no missing pages, no bent corners.
Pick up from Epsom
Price: $20
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