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The Benefits of Using Auckland Car Dismantlers: Save Money, Go Green

In today’s world, living is synonymous with making conscious decisions towards sustainability, a virtue taken up not only for being socially responsible but also practical for saving money. Some of those decisions include relying on Car dismantlers Auckland the moment one’s vehicle reaches its end of life. Car dismantlers, earlier considered one of the major contributors of environmental pollution, now play a very significant role in automotive due to adaptations for being eco-friendly. To know more Visit at:

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High-Quality Hyundai Car Parts in Auckland

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[holidayvisa]

27 January 2024 - I woke up at 8:26 am without an alarm to find a text from Cam saying that I needed to meet at the pick-up spot at 8:45 am. I FORGOT TO SET AN ALARM 😱. It took me 20 minutes to walk to this pick-up spot, but I had a scooter now. I didn't have time to eat any breakfast or even pack a lunch, so I threw a few muesli bars in a pack and raced out of the house. I got to the pick-up spot just a couple minutes early. Phew! I got picked up by Cam and Jordan and Ellie (one of today's clients). We drove to Piha and started getting ready for the trip. The other two clients, Will and James, showed up shortly after. I led most of the day, which felt really good. I led all four of the abseils. After the third abseil, we stopped for lunch, like usual. On the fourth abseil (the one in the flow of the water in the narrow slot section), Cam wanted to simulate a rescue scenario. Cam abseiled part of the way down and then pretended to panic while in the flow of the waterfall. I quickly set up to abseil on the other rope, abseiled down to Cam, locked off my abseil device, then physically lifted Cam out of the flow. Once he was out of the flow, he said he could abseil down the rest of the way. So, I set up to ascend my rope using two tiblocs and ascended to the top. At the top, I converted to retrievable and abseiled down. We finished up the last few features and hiked out of the canyon. We said goodbye to Will and James, and we hopped in the van with Ellie.

We drove to Piha Beach! This was my first time going to Piha Beach. When we have clients that we picked up in Auckland, we stop at Piha Beach so clients can take photos and walk along the beach. Piha Beach is a black sand beach from all of the volcanic rock in the area. I expected it to be course sand, but it was really fine and soft and squishy. It was really soothing to bury my feet in the sand. Jordan showed Ellie and me a kowhangatara (or spinifex) seedpod, which is New Zealand's tumbleweed. We watched several of these rolling along the beach and along the dunes.

We walked back to the van, and we practiced handstands for 15 or 20 minutes. I pulled out Cam's guitar and played guitar for a little bit. Eventually, we decided it was time to head out. In the van ride back towards Henderson/Te Atatu, Jordan invited me to join him in going to the Buskers Festival in downtown Auckland; I enthusiastically accepted! And I invited Ellie to join Jordan and me; she enthusiastically accepted! So, Cam dropped all three of us off at Jordan's car in Te Atatu. We piled in and drove into the city. As we walked from Jordan's car to the downtown area, we saw a whole bunch of people gathered. We assumed it was the Buskers Festival, so we headed in that direction. When we got to where the crowds were, we discovered that this was a Redbull diving competition! There were people jumping from 21 m (69 ft) and 27 m (89 ft)! We watched these competitors from all over the world do some INSANE flips and twists in midair and then pencil dive into the water. The most impressive dive we saw (in my opinion) was the New Zealander, who did a handstand on the 27 m platform, held the handstand for a few seconds, then launched himself out, doing two flips/summersaults before plunging into the water! It was incredible!

After seeing the New Zealander, we decided to leave the Redbull diving thing and find the Buskers Festival. We didn't have to go very far before we found it. We watched five different busker performances. The first was a diabolo spinner (also called the Chinese yo-yo) from Austria. The second was Chinnen, a fire spinner from Japan. The third was a pair from Japan called Heromacro, who did unbelievable strength and body control stunts. The fourth was Yldor, from Spain, who rode a bicycle while standing up on the handlebars and juggled flaming pins while standing up on the bike, one foot on the seat and one foot steering the handlebars! The fifth was a pair from Germany called Compania JoCa, who did tandem acrobatics, strength and body control, and cyr wheel (a big, metal hoop). Yldor was my favorite, and Heromacro was my second favorite. Yldor was really funny, and he was very warm and positive with the audience interaction. All of the buskers were phenomenal.

After the Buskers Festival ended around 8 pm, Jordan, Ellie, and I drove to the night market in Pakuranga. We all got food and ate there. Jordan shared with us Mauri fry bread and Mauri raw fish, both were delicious. After the night market, we went back to Jordan's place and pet the cats, played ukelele, and hung out til after midnight. I missed the last train back to Henderson from Auckland, so Jordan drove me home.

I'm grateful to Cam for trusting me with leading a lot of the trip today. I'm grateful for a fun day in Piha Canyon followed by a beautiful visit to Piha Beach. Cam told me that whenever there's a big trip from now on, I'll be a paid second guide! I'm grateful to Jordan for inviting me to join him at the Buskers Festival. I'm grateful for Jordan's and Ellie's company all day! I'm grateful for the opportunity to see some amazing buskers from all around the world. I'm grateful for Jordan's friendship. Jordan is a really good guy; he's genuine, generous, and compassionate.

[cinimon01]

Mai Tai experience 2024

Adventures of 60 somethings on board a catamaran.

On the 31st of January 2024, we became the proud owners of a Lagoon 400 2010 model, located in Opua New Zealand.

On the 27th of February, after a few family engagements, we flew to Auckland and drove 3 hours to Opua Marina, gathering some simple supplies on the way. I felt so cold and exhausted when we arrived that I nearly cried at the thought of living on this small, damp and smelly boat for the next 5 years. What had we done, we had a perfectly good life in a house. Why why why?

The next day was better.

28th February 2024, we sorted out a few things and organized a few others. Where to put clothes, towels, and did we have enough. Sheets were on board, but I threw most out as they were thin and barley reuseable. I started a list of things to but for us and the boat to be comfortable and livable for the next…..years?

So first trip in our hire car to Whangarei, (Pronounced Foneray) we found Spotlight, Countdown, Kmart and Bunnings. We loaded up and drove the 1 hour back to Opua.

1st March 2024: Next day we though we would take her for a spin and charge batteries and empty the black water tank, (the wee and poo tank). So we got out to open water and came into the bay of Russell. Lovely little spot but the anchor wouldn’t go down, so I suggested David just drive around and Ill cook breakfast/brunch.

So we did that and headed back to the marina. On our approach, on an outgoing tide, she was hard to handle. The birth spot was big enough for a catamaran but not big enough for us to park in with our limited experience and a tide that wanted to push us where we did not want to go. So I am running around the deck shouting directions to David. More like, “STOP, YOUR GOING TO HIT THE WHARF”. More things like, “Oh what the FUCK, we are going to crash”. Came out of my mouth on several occasions. We had the neighbours, folk from boats near us, on the dock along with the harbor master Shane. He was speaking calmly to David about pulling back and not so heavy on the power, but I don’t think he could hear him over my screaming, “We are going to crash.”

Yes we hit the dock and crushed our port side sugar scoop with an indent of about 25cm long and 10cm deep. Not too much damage to the boat but our self esteem was shattered, and I was a nervous wreck. One of our neighbours from a boat named Scallywag, was on the dock to console us. He had just had a similar experience and the tide pushed him into the bow spirt of another boat punching a hole in the side of his 50 ft catamaran…..Ouch.

2nd March 2024: Olly the previous owner came by and he sorted out the windlass, (anchor) not working problem. He said he cleaned up some loose wiring and maybe some got lost in the process and he unplugged the windlass. Not sure but he got it going and answered a lot of David's questions. We told him about our encounter with the dock and he said, “You know what they say, “You haven’t been around if you haven’t run aground”. I’m not sure if that made me feel better but, there you have it.

3rd March 2024: We gathered up our torn confidence and broken dreams decided we had to get back on the horse….so to speak. So out we went for another attempt at having fun on our new boat. This time we dropped the anchor in Russell, and I just put the kettle on when the afternoon storm that was expected at 1pm came early and interrupted our 10am brunch. So up came the anchor and we headed back to the marina. Before we even arrived my stress levels were off the chart. But we listened to Shane and came in on a slack tide and we managed to berth Mai Tai without incident. This was cause for celebration, so we had a shower and went into Paihia for dinner and a bottle of wine.

8th March 2024: Flew back to Sydney for my 60th birthday cruise on board Celebrity Edge to …..of all places, New Zealand. During this cruise we saw parts of the South Island and the sounds that were absolutely breath taking. The enormity of these places that we could now explore in our own boat! So we decided to skip the Rally to Fiji this year and explore New Zealand for 12 months. Plus we are not experienced enough in operating our boat yet. We need time and some nautical miles before we conquer open water.

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Dear Mr Tracy (Part 4, Bit 3)

Sweetapple | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 - Bit 1, Bit 2, Bit 3

@flyboytracy​​​​​, @amistrio​​​​​ and @onereyofstarlight​​​​​​  you asked for it, so you get to suffer more :D

Many thanks to @onereyofstarlight​ for all the plotwork and character building we did today, and to @gaviiadastra​ for the readthrough tonight ::hugs the both of you:: And, of course, to the wonderful Thunderfam who continue to cheer me on in this endeavour ::hugs you all tight::

This is the last bit of Part Four. This fic is now longer than the first fic in this series and still has a way to go...I just gotta find that way. Virgil is being difficult and stubborn. Scott is exasperated. Alex is a stunned mullet. I have a great group in my head at the moment. Gordon is determined to lighten everything up by being a smart ass :D

There is a reason why I go by the name ‘Nutty’ ::headdesk::

But anyway, I hope you enjoy this bit and I will continue to wrangle these brats for the next part.

-o-o-o-

Alex was transfixed.

Dressed in the neatest pair of slacks, shoes and shirt he could find in his closet, he stood on the runway watching as the massive Thunderbird Two landed gracefully in front of them.

He hadn’t even been working at Tracy Industries a year yet, and here he was being offered the ride of a lifetime.

Erica was going to be so pissed.

“Have you flown much, Mr Sweetapple?” Mr Jeff Tracy’s eyes were curious.

“Uh, no Mr Tracy. A little. Went to Australia once, there and back. And, of course, from Auckland to here. Been much more of where my car can reach kind of guy.”

Thunderbird Two’s VTOL folded up under her undercarriage and Alex marvelled at the design, listing off the mechanics that would be required to make that work. How to stop pinching fuel lines and heat dissipation at the top of the challenge list.

Mr Jeff Tracy was eyeing him, he could feel it.

And Alex realised that the Thunderbirds were likely top secret technology and here he was, attempting to disassemble them with his brain.

A hatch lowered from under the Thunderbird’s nose and Virgil Tracy stepped off.

Both Mr Tracys moved and Alex and Tia were startled into motion.

He wondered if Tia had ever flown in a Thunderbird.

They met Virgil halfway. The IR operative eyed his father, but a glare was thrown at Mr Scott Tracy and something was said without words. Alex had no idea what, but he had the strong impression that Virgil wasn’t happy with Mr Tracy at all.

He did, however approach his father. “You okay, Dad? How’s your leg?”

“Perfectly fine, Virgil.” It was said with tolerance. “We have guests.”

Virgil’s eyes darted to Alex and Tia, and Alex was struck with the exhaustion etched into the man’s face. The contrast with his appearance the last time Alex had seen him months before was stark.

“Are you okay?” It burst forth without thought and Alex bit his lip.

Dark eyes frowned at him and the shoulders under the famous uniform straightened a little. “Congratulations on the test, Alex.”

“Um, thank you.” It wasn’t his place, he knew that, but Virgil quite frankly looked like shit.

Beside Alex, Mr Tracy straightened and stepped towards his brother. “Virgil, a minute?”

That prompted the return of the glare and, while Mr Tracy held out an arm and led Virgil off a ways.

“I think it would be prudent if we boarded.” Mr Jeff Tracy was eyeing both of his sons as Virgil started gesticulating at his brother.

Mr Tracy’s expression was calm beneath that storm.

Alex tried to remember what International Rescue had been doing over the last week or so. Admittedly, he hadn’t been paying as much attention as he would have usually as he had been buried in the preparations for the test. He could think of at least three incidents involving Thunderbird Two which likely meant Virgil had been out during those times.

Fireman Fred had a habit of recording the news reports and breaking down the strategies used in the rescues. His favourite Thunderbird was definitely Thunderbird Two.

Which was looming up and over Alex this very moment.

She was so big!

And green. But the green wasn’t out of place, it was just the colour she was meant to be.

Mr Jeff Tracy led them onto the platform lift that Virgil had leapt off earlier and his cane tapped heavily on the metal decking. They all turned around waiting for the two brothers standing in the middle of the landing field.

Virgil was still gesticulating but Mr Tracy cut it all off with a sharp word. His body language screamed ‘enough’ and flicking one hand to the side he turned and strode purposefully towards them.

Virgil glared after him, but his shoulders suddenly slumped as if in defeat and he soon followed his brother.

Something was obviously up. But neither brother said a thing as they joined Alex, Tia and their father on the platform.

Virgil poked at a control on one arm and Alex stumbled just a little as the hatch began to retract into the giant plane.

The inside of the Thunderbird was also green. Alex’s heart was beating hard inside his ribcage, not believing this was actually happening.

“Hey, Alex!” Gordon Tracy was shaking his hand. “Great to see you again. This is my brother Alan.” He gestured to the blond young man dressed in a hoodie and jeans beside him.

Alan waved. “Kia ora, Alex.”

Alex found his manners. “Kia ora, Alan.”

Gordon was grinning. “And this is Kayo.”

Kayo, a petite woman with long dark hair pulled back rather tight, held out a hand and Alex found himself taking it and shaking it in greeting. Something in the woman’s eyes pierced his skull and read the how-to-operate instructions on his soul.

Gordon snorted. “Don’t worry, we don’t let her kill our engineers.”

Alex frowned at the aquanaut and Gordon shrugged.

“Kayo is our head of security. She probably knows the colour of your underwear today.”

“Gordon!” The name came from several exasperated directions.

But Kayo’s lips curled into a small and mysterious smile and didn’t deny a thing.

Alex quite calmly put her on his mental list of people he should never piss off.

“Alex, you can sit with me while Dad and Scott ‘decide’ who gets to ride shotgun.”

“I know who is going to be riding in the module if he doesn’t stop talking in the near future.” Mr Tracy strode past, all blue jeans, blue shirt and tense shoulders.

Alex found himself next to Gordon behind the co-pilot’s seat with an excellent view of the pilot seating himself and readying the Thunderbird for flight.

The two Mr Tracys did indeed have a short discussion on who rode in the co-pilot’s seat, but it was more of a you, no, you discussion. In the end, Mr Jeff Tracy directed his eldest son to sit and took a seat himself beside Kayo.

Who was still casually eyeing Alex.

He had lab lasers that were less intense.

Tia ended up beside Alan and once they were all strapped in, the roar of the Thunderbird around them grew in intensity before lifting them smoothly off the ground.

-o-o-o-

Next

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i’ve just realised i haven’t done an official review of all the places i’ve been to this year and since i’ve been to so many, i will try to keep it short and sweet. i might even divide this review in two parts. anyways, without further ado here we go:

starting off with the countries down undah

australia

-the koalas and joeys were absolutely adorable. shame i didn’t go to the bigger zoo (taronga) to hold a koala but you know, there is always a next time.

-this is very american of me to say, but i had one of the best McDonald’s burgers at sydney airport. i usually go out of my way to go to the nearest McDonald’s in any country i go as it always fascinates me how international menus differ from the standard macca’s menu in US

-scenery was okay

-bondi beach was pretty. it gave southern france vibes.

-downtown sydney had some great areas for running (esp in the morning when not too crowded)

-i went there during their winter. i would like to go back to experience their summer to see what it’s like.

-overall, Sydney like a diluted version of London

overall rating: 7/10

new zealand

-absolutely stunning views

-i only went two cities (Auckland and Queenstown), but i was still amazed with the view both places had to offer

-i would say NZ is a cross between England and Ireland with regard to the scenery

-food was okay. they basically eat like the english. meat and potatoes, that sort of thing.

-queenstown was absolutely breathtaking.

-again, similar weather to australia when i went. i would love to go back and experience their summer as well

-would be nice to explore the northern end of the island to the southern end (personally, i would love to visit Stewart Island for obvious reasons)

overall rating: 10/10

moving on to european countries

england

-london is london. business as usual. didn’t spend too much time there as i have already been there a few times as i was more interested in exploring the countryside. anyway, the tube is always fun to ride. not to miss!

-i really enjoyed driving “on the wrong side” didn’t take long for me to learn the rules of the road there. absolutely worth renting a car especially if you’re wanting to explore england’s rural areas.

-now, the countryside (i went to Banbury bordering the Cotswolds, Peak District and Lake District) and i was truly amazed with just how stunning the views were in these places

-oxford was also very stunning. loved exploring oxford university and the vicinity.

-food was okay.

-liverpool and manchester are literally the loves of my life (and yes i am biased about those places for personal reasons). I want to back again and again and again and ag-

overall rating: 10/10

..i will stop here and do a part 2 (maybe 3 as well)

[charmsandtealeaves]

Seriously questioning the NZ general public for their vote to install National. Here’s some highlights of what our new government plans to do (how much they will actually manage who knows, but several of these are listed in their first 100 days plan):

Stop free prescriptions

Scrap Fair Pay Agreements, which allow unions to strike industry-wide deals that establish a “floor” in terms of pay and conditions

Stop benefits from being index to median household wages (except for superannuation) so; unemployment, jobseeker, and disability payments. People on job seeker payments are $50/week worse off while those on disability are worse off $60/week

Will allow landlords to once again evict tenants without cause, alongside scrapping a range of other regulations it argues have decreased rental supply and pushed up prices 🙄

Axe the $14.6 billion light rail project in Auckland (as they plan to spend a similar figure on seven highway projects instead)

Cancel the $7.4b “Let’s get Wellington Moving” project. Two of LGWM’s most significant projects included the introduction of light rail in Wellington from the city centre to the south coast and the “pedestrianisation” of the Golden Mile precinct. National want to instead�� build another traffic tunnel….

Eliminate the Māori Health Authority, Te Aka Whai Ora.

Scrap Health Star Rating for food.

Repeal Labour’s Resource Management Act reforms, and introduce a fast-track consenting regime…. Because making rash decisions around resource consents sounds like a solid idea 🙄

Get rid of The Clean Car Scheme, which subsidises part of the purchase of electric vehicles and hybrids.

Remove the Medium-Density Residential Standards (the 3x3 “sausage flat” law) that are designed to prevent urban sprawl….

Axe taxpayer funding for Section 27 cultural reports that are used in sentencing. Section 27 of the Sentencing Act 2002 provides an avenue for lawyers and defendants to explain personal circumstances that can influence a just sentence outcome, such as social failures faced by the defendant or any support available to them.

End funding for Labour’s “Community Connect” programme, meaning many of the public transport discounts that currently exist will be axed.

There’s more but I am just about done. WTF NZ 😭

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Certain innovative eco-friendly practices by Car dismantlers  Auckland are redefining the industry of used auto parts. Increased environmental awareness and shifting economic interests pushed forward vehicle dismantling companies to innovative ways spare parts for motor vehicles are sourced, sold, and recycled. The article has mentioned how such industry professionals change the face of the auto parts market as far as the benefits of the sale of recycled car parts in Auckland and discount car parts in Auckland are concerned.

The Changing Faces of Car Dismantling Services

A New Breed for Car Dismantlers

Car dismantling was thought to be the fate of an end-of-life vehicle, but that is not so today with Auckland  car dismantlers. In fact, car dismantling these days has taken a complete different dimension wherein value is extracted from each and every vehicle through careful extraction and refurbishing of parts for reuse. This provides a sustainable option apart from new parts, and it contributes to the local economy with inexpensive solutions for vehicle repairs.

The Auckland Car Parts is at the vanguard of such a change with various new dismantling service offers on the table, pegging environmental responsibility with customer cost-saving. Similarly, advanced technologies and streamlining of processes have enabled them to set new precedents in the industry.

Technology in Modern Dismantling

Of late, the large-scale, fast, and precise pulling out of reusable parts has utterly revolutionized car dismantling. Innovation in state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to automated dismantling systems makes it quite possible rightly to assess the condition of the vehicles and select high-quality components for dismantlers.

These help Auckland Car Parts further the dismantling process to ensure that each and every part comes out, meeting the highest standards possible. Indeed, this quest for perfection finds manifestation in top-of-the-bill recycled car parts in Auckland, availing customers with reliable and affordable alternative sources compared to new ones.

Benefits of Recycled Car Parts

Cost-Effective Vehicle Repair Solutions: The major reasons why people in Auckland would want to make use of secondhand car parts are derived from how much money they are going to save. A Second hand car parts auckland is normally a fraction of what a new part would cost, which obviously would go a long way in appealing to any vehicle owner on a tight budget. This way, when customers buy a specific part from reputed dismantlers, they end up saving a fortune without compromising on quality.

Cost-Effectiveness: Recycled automobile parts are cost-effective alternatives for any repair and upgrade requirements in cars, particularly in those models for which finding new parts might prove to be extremely costly.

Quality Assurance: All the used parts deployed by Auckland Car Parts Company are well-inspected and tested in order to ensure their reliability with regard to performance. The other advantage is environmental benefits. Going for car recycled parts means one is in tune with eco-friendly options. Another thing is that the parts of a car are usually reutilized by car wreckers from end-of-life vehicles; reducing demand for new car parts decreases manufacturing emissions and raw material usage that go into production. An eco-friendly way to go well with the consumer trend for environmental sustainability.

Cheaper Rates: Discounted car parts make sure one is able to undertake the car's repair and maintenance without making a customer's wallet run dry, hence will not compromise on quality. Wide Range: Auckland Car Parts supply discount parts in a large category which caters to various makes and models with assurance that the customer gets just what they need. Easy Accessibility: The car parts are indeed affordable and are available through the local dismantlers. That means the customers, by placing orders for the car parts at Auckland Car Parts, save not only time but money that could have overtones in waiting for an order to arrive from abroad. This is what ensures quicker turnarounds and easier access to needed components locally.

How Auckland Car Parts Are Leading the Change

Quality and Sustainability Commitments: Auckland Car Parts were one of the pioneers in car dismantling. The process has commitments toward quality and sustainability. Huge commitment to dismantling for maximum value out of every vehicle to minimize environmental effects. These offer a wide range of recycled car parts and discount car parts for cost-effective eco-friendly solutions.

Expertise and Reliability: The employees employed at Auckland Car Parts are highly qualified and experienced, hence they ensure that every part they offer is strictly quality-oriented.

Customer-Centric Approach: They value customers' satisfaction immensely; therefore, they try to provide personalized services showing them all the information regarding their products and processes in a transparent way. Conclusion: Get Ready for the Change Over with Auckland Car Parts On the other hand, Auckland car dismantlers have been trying to break this trend. The way of recycling and reselling vehicle parts  bends the course of the auto parts industry. A selection for used car parts in Auckland, second hand car parts iAuckland will let the car owners save a fortune by helping to contribute toward a greener future.

Be it affordable-priced quality car parts or the responsible recycling of an old vehicle, Auckland Car Parts have the complete solution. It is excellence with accountability towards the environment that has made them stand out in this industry.

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How Can I Find a Specific Used Car Part for My Vehicle Model in Auckland?

Finding a specific used car part for your vehicle model in Auckland can seem like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. Start by searching online marketplaces and forums dedicated to car parts, where you can often find listings from individuals and businesses offering what you need. Another effective approach is to contact local auto wreckers or salvage yards; they frequently stock a wide range of used parts and can often locate the part you're searching for.

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Quality Used Car Parts in Auckland

Discover a wide range of quality used car parts Auckland to keep your vehicle running smoothly. Whether you need engines, transmissions, or smaller components, find reliable and affordable options to suit your needs. Each part is thoroughly inspected for performance and durability, ensuring you receive only the best. Trust the experts at Japanese Car Removals for all your automotive part requirements in Auckland.

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Top Tips for Hassle-Free Car Removals in Auckland

Discover the best strategies for smooth car removals Auckland with our top tips. From selecting a reliable service to preparing your vehicle, we cover all you need to know for hassle-free car removals.

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RNZ Pacific 0509 17 Sep 2024

13690Khz 0459 17 SEP 2024 - RNZ PACIFIC (NEW ZEALAND) in ENGLISH from RANGITAIKI. SINPO = 55323. English, s/on @0459z w/Bellbird Int. then pips and News @0500z anchored by female announcer. § The national grid operator Transpower had issued the two "low residual" customer advice notices explaining that electricity generation was "tight" amid further sub-zero temperatures around parts of the country. § A three-year police investigation has seen nearly every member of the Comanchero motorcycle gang in New Zealand facing criminal charges. Police say a total of 137 charges have been laid against the gang's members and associates. § The crown has called a former Auckland eye surgeon a master manipulator who had the time and knowledge to stage his wife's death. The public gallery at the Auckland High Court is full for the final days of the trial of Philip Polkinghorne, who is accused of murdering Pauline Hanna in 2021. § A 32-year-old man has been charged with the murder of teenager Ariki Rigby, whose body was found in a burned-out car in a Hawke's Bay reserve two years ago. § More train services are expected to be cancelled in Wellington this evening and Wednesday due to industrial action by rail staff. § Ohio state police will help protect schools in Springfield, the center of a political furor over Haitian migrants, the governor announced Monday. At the same time, local officials canceled an annual celebration of cultural diversity in the fallout over former President Donald Trump’s false claims about pet-eating. § Sports. @0506z Trailer and Weather. @0508z "Checkpoint with Lisa Owen" continues. Backyard fence antenna w/MFJ-1020C active antenna (used as a preamplifier/preselector), JRC NRD-535D. 100kW, beamAz 35°, bearing 240°. Received at Plymouth, MN, United States, 12912KM from transmitter at Rangitaiki. Local time: 2359.

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