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Hi neighbours, do you love Kmart?
Hundreds of thousands of inexpensive items that pass through the retail giant's checkouts every year, so it's only to be expected there will be recalls – Kmart even has a recalls page on its website, and there are 31 products on the list.
The … View moreHi neighbours, do you love Kmart?
Hundreds of thousands of inexpensive items that pass through the retail giant's checkouts every year, so it's only to be expected there will be recalls – Kmart even has a recalls page on its website, and there are 31 products on the list.
The $55 timber Occasional Chair is the latest casualty, although this is a withdrawal rather than a recall. We don't know the reason for its withdrawal, except Kmart says it is for "a potential quality issue". But what other products have been found wanting?
To find out what else is on the recall list, click here
A 13-year-old Dunedin girl has been found a week after she was reported missing. Police said in sta…
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A mother-of-three hugged a stranger after he paid for her family's groceries at a Dunedin supermarket.
That simple act of kindness was described in a letter by Red Cross volunteer Ngaire Young, which has since been shared around the world over social media.
"Both the mother of the … View moreA mother-of-three hugged a stranger after he paid for her family's groceries at a Dunedin supermarket.
That simple act of kindness was described in a letter by Red Cross volunteer Ngaire Young, which has since been shared around the world over social media.
"Both the mother of the family and I sat in my car with tears running down our cheeks," Young wrote in a letter to the Otago Daily Times last week.
Our can collection initiative 'Cans for Good' with Wattie's is back for 2019 and we'd love you to get involved! The campaign will run for two weeks between Monday 5th and Friday 16th August and registration is open to all schools from kindergarten to high schools.
*What is … View moreOur can collection initiative 'Cans for Good' with Wattie's is back for 2019 and we'd love you to get involved! The campaign will run for two weeks between Monday 5th and Friday 16th August and registration is open to all schools from kindergarten to high schools.
*What is Cans for Good?*
Cans for Good is an exciting national education and can collection campaign. Last year, Cans for Good was a huge success - more than 240 schools took part, collecting more than 70,000 cans to fill Salvation Army foodbanks.
The campaign brings together a charitable can collection drive and creative competition. It's supported by a set of teacher resources designed to engage children in fun, team-based learning experiences. The resources are available to download for free when you register online.
*Prizes*
As well as doing good in your community, having fun and learning, your school can also win some great prizes! Along with a competition for the best can creation, we have introduced a fun new campaign where your students can show or tell us how they think Wattie’s Spaghetti is made. We'll pick the most creative entry from each category: Kindergarten, Primary/Intermediate and Secondary School. The overall winner will receive a Wattie’s lunch shout for their school!
*Register today!*
Since the Watties partnership began in 1994, more than 1.4 million cans have been donated and this year through the support of New Zealand schools participating in Cans for Good we hope to achieve our target of 1.5 million cans!
Cans from each school will be given to the local Salvation Army or community foodbanks. These will help refill the shelves after the high winter demand period and enable schools around New Zealand to make a real difference to those in need in their community. To take part, register online by 31st July.
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Canon printer Maxify M2160 . I have purchased this 3 months ago. Reason upgraded to a business machine. ONO
Graphite drawing of a nude on rocks. Frame measures 60cm x 40cm.
This is an original drawing, not a copy.
Drawing done in polychromous coloured pencils on A3 pastel coloured paper. Please excuse the reflection on the glass. Framed in a 47cm x 56cm (approx) frame.
Soay ram. Original drawing done in polychromos pencils. Frame measures 45cm x 36cm. This is an original not a copy and no copies have been made
Polychromos coloured pencils on art pastel paper and framed in a 47cm x 56cm (approx) frame. This is an original drawing, not a copy. I have included a photo of it unframed as well as the reflection on the glass is a pain
Hello our beautiful australorp hen died this morning we need two to get Chanel company. Is there any breeders or sellers out there please, our girl needs company. 4710947
This is an Original, not a copy.
Drawing done in polychromos coloured pencils on art paper. Frame measures 15inch by 12inch. Sorry about the reflection on the glass, I couldn't seem to get it any better.
Original drawing done in polychromos pencils on art paper. Frame measures: 17" x 14"
This is an original, not a copy.
Drawing done with pastel pencils on pastel paper. Frame measures 40cm x 33cm and has the type of glass in it that helps stop fading and reflection.
This drawing is done in pastel pencils on pastel paper. Frame measures approx, 42cm x 35cm
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