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Sandra from Ohaupo
Further to my post about begging at Urlich shopping centre I was saddened this afternoon to see the same people begging outside the bakery at Hillcrest shops , and especially to witness a kind Asian man emerging from New World with a bag of food for the couple . He received virtually no thanks … View moreFurther to my post about begging at Urlich shopping centre I was saddened this afternoon to see the same people begging outside the bakery at Hillcrest shops , and especially to witness a kind Asian man emerging from New World with a bag of food for the couple . He received virtually no thanks and I felt for the shop owner where the couple had positioned themselves , as the woman was creating a disturbance by swearing and yelling . They must move from area to area . Please beware!!
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Thanks to everyone who entered our green tips competition—there were hundreds of fantastic tips, tricks, ideas and ways we can all help the environment. See the top ten tips here.
Find out more about Countdown's commitment to phasing-out single use plastic bags.
See the winners!
Kia ora neighbours,
Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was … View moreKia ora neighbours,
Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was debated.
But one debate is still ramping up - should the New Zealand Wars become a compulsory part of the curriculum? What do you think? Take part in our poll below!
Wayne Timmo Reporter from Waikato Times
Hi Neighbours,
It's been puppies filling up the Waikato SPCA lately but the kittens are on the way.
Remember to get your pets de-sexed if they are not already and contact the SPAC if you can help as a foster carer for the impending cat boom.
Dianne from Hamilton East
Does anyone have a bach that they aren't using for these holidays or part thereof or for this weekend; my sister and I would love to rent it. Please let me know if you have or know of anything available. Many thanks.
Kelley Tantau Reporter from Hamilton Press
After more than a decade, one of Hamilton's last remaining video stores is checking out. It's the latest outlet to meet its maker, after a flurry of video store closures throughout the country, owed in part to the convenience of competitors like Netflix and other streaming services.
… View moreAfter more than a decade, one of Hamilton's last remaining video stores is checking out. It's the latest outlet to meet its maker, after a flurry of video store closures throughout the country, owed in part to the convenience of competitors like Netflix and other streaming services.
What are your thoughts? Are you saddened by the closure of yet another video store or has modern technology made this inevitable?
Let us know in the comments below!
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Carew from Melville
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Hi neighbours,
Are you going out of your way to collect plastic bags before they become illegal in NZ? Some Kiwis have admitted they are stockpiling bags before they can no longer get them from supermarkets and petrol stations.
It's been noticed that some customers have been taking … View moreHi neighbours,
Are you going out of your way to collect plastic bags before they become illegal in NZ? Some Kiwis have admitted they are stockpiling bags before they can no longer get them from supermarkets and petrol stations.
It's been noticed that some customers have been taking plastic bags for things like single chocolate bars and drinks "to save up".
Do you find plastic bags handy for bin liners? What eco-friendly tips and alternatives to plastic can you share with your neighbours? Leave a reply to share your thoughts.
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Charles from Tamahere
Bees are becoming very active in our gardens and trees, so if you see a bee swarm, and want help to sort it out or have it removed, I will willingly attend the site with all the required gear to look after and save our bees.
I am an approved AFB inspector, member of the Waikato Domestic … View moreBees are becoming very active in our gardens and trees, so if you see a bee swarm, and want help to sort it out or have it removed, I will willingly attend the site with all the required gear to look after and save our bees.
I am an approved AFB inspector, member of the Waikato Domestic Beekeepers Association and Apiculture New Zealand who has taken up beekeeping as a hobby in Tamahere, where we have room for bees to flourish.
Please call me on 021964000 any time if you need help with a bee swarm.
When swarming bees are relatively harmless (they generally will not sting you if you don't mess with them), as all they want to do is find a new home. They will settle in one spot for up to 24 hours and may move on if they can't find what they need, so time is critical to give them a hive to settle into. We don't want them living wild (not in a hive) as this can result in the death of these bees due to varroa mites or AFB or other disease issues. Also wild bees can infect other bees and are a threat to bees looked after in hives by responsible beekeepers.
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My Challenge is a new rewards programme designed for you and your local community. It's different because you can either keep and use your fuel discount or donate it to local Waikato community groups.
You'll also earn 1 point for every $1 you spend, which you can redeem for rewards in … View moreMy Challenge is a new rewards programme designed for you and your local community. It's different because you can either keep and use your fuel discount or donate it to local Waikato community groups.
You'll also earn 1 point for every $1 you spend, which you can redeem for rewards in store. Register before 31 October and go in the draw to win 1 of 5 $100 fuel vouchers. My Challenge - locals get it.
Register here
Mark from Hillcrest
Large sturdy computer desk from Ikea in the UK. Good condition. On casters so easy to move. 50 cm deep x 120 cm wide x 81 cm high. Retractable shelf for keyboard, which is 68 cm high. Must collect.
Price: $25
Ashleigh from Melville
Fayreform Bra new only ever tried on
24F
Bought for $70 wanting $45
Price: $45
Ashleigh from Melville
Free coffee machine, comes with glass jug
Please use manners when asking its basic common courtesy. Thanks
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