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How this current housing boom is different - Vimarsana News

How this current housing boom is different

How this current housing boom is different Newshub 16/12/2020 Dan Satherley © Video - Newshub; Images - The AM Show/Newshub. Watch: Government to wait until next year to act on the housing crisis. A property investment expert has claimed if you put on a blindfold, stick a pin into a map of New Zealand and buy a house wherever it landed, you'll make money. The problem is, prices are getting so high even people with equity in their own home will soon struggle to have enough to buy an investment, says Ashley Church, former head of the Property Institute of New Zealand.

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How to recycle your paint cans - Vimarsana News

How to recycle your paint cans

How to recycle your paint cans Newshub 15/12/2020 © Credits: Photo - Getty; Audio - Magic Talk Resene colour consultant Brenda Ngatai speaks to Magic Talk radio host Roman Travers about a stewardship programme called 'PaintWise'. Brenda says empty paint cans can be dropped off to Resene stores to be recycled. "We do take most paint back, but there are some we can’t like spray cans," she says. She says Resene also takes back other brands' paint cans too, for a small fee.  © Provided by Newshub Listen to the interview.

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Outgoing Oranga Tamariki deputy backs under-fire boss Gráinne Moss - Vimarsana News

Outgoing Oranga Tamariki deputy backs under-fire boss Gráinne Moss

Outgoing Oranga Tamariki deputy backs under-fire boss Gráinne Moss Newshub 14/12/2020 Dan Satherley © Video - Newshub; Images - The Hui/Newshub Nation Related video: Children's Minister Kelvin Davis orders immediate halt to 'reverse uplifts' of children in state care. Māori Party co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says the departure of the man who was meant to be leading Oranga Tamariki's efforts to do better for Māori children is a sign progress is not being made. But the man himself, deputy chief executive Hoani Lambert, says that's not the case - he is simply taking an...

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'Plan for the worst': Farmers urged to think of animal welfare ahead of potentially tough summer - Vimarsana News

'Plan for the worst': Farmers urged to think of animal welfare ahead of potentially tough summer

'Plan for the worst': Farmers urged to think of animal welfare ahead of potentially tough summer Newshub 10/12/2020 James Fyfe © Video - Newshub; Image - Hawke's Bay Regional Council Related video: Earlier this year drought had a crippling effect on farmers and communities in a number of regions. With another potentially tough summer on the way, farmers are being urged to think ahead and have a plan in place to make sure their animals are well looked after in the coming months. Many parts of the country suffered severe drought last summer, putting farmers under enormous s...

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Are Judith Collins public confessionals actually hurting or helping National? - Vimarsana News

Are Judith Collins public confessionals actually hurting or helping National?

I’m not sure Judith’s current confessional tour is helloing National. She went on Magic Talk radio last week and bewilderingly started reminding everyone about the appalling Muller coup… I’m not sure you really want to be reminding people about the Todd Muller Coup because it says terrible things about the National Party. Combine all the false confidence of a tall man with middle management over achievement aspirations and the naked cowardice of backbench MPs who suddenly feared becoming unemployed and you had National Party values at their most self interested and traitorous. Pani...