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4 Inorganics What do we do with it? 1. You will get a letter in the mail from the Auckland Council about Inorganics between <strong>Jan</strong>uary and April <strong>2016</strong> (Mangere/Otahuhu). 2. Book your inorganic pickup online or ring the Auckland Council. Go to: aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or call 09 301 0101 4. On pick up day, put items on your property (around 1 cubic metre), near the driveway or entry. Unlock gates and tie up dogs. If unsure about where to put it ring 09 3010101 3. The Auckland Council will tell you by email, text or phone what day they will pick up items from your property. 1 m 1 m DO THROW OUT: Large appliances (fridges, ovens etc) Furniture (beds, chairs, kitchen items etc) Sporting (gym equipment, bikes, toys) Renovation (tools, baths, sinks etc) Outdoors (lawnmower, BBQs, furniture) Electronics (TVs, computers, phones etc) Small Appliances (vacuum cleaners, irons) DO NOT THROW OUT: Bags of rubbish Recyclable Packaging Garden Waste Automotive (tyres and parts) Building and trade waste (plaster, concrete, bricks) Chemical Liquids (OIl, petrol, paint) Hazardous Waste (Broken glass, poison, batteries) Asbestos Gas Cylinders (CNG & LPG containers) proudly sponsored by:
DJ spins new track Beauty Services BUILDING AND CARPENTRY Recreation & Sport Forces Pre-Entry Welding + Panel beating Don’t just dream it. Warehousing & Forklift Operations BECOME IT! 5 FRESH START: DOUG TE MONI (FAR RIGHT) WITH HIS QES CLASS. Youth looking to make a fresh start on their NCEA credits should hit up Big D - aka Doug Te Moni - of Mai FM fame. The long-time DJ, is also a youth educator and has designed the new Youth in Action NCEA Level 1 programme which he teaches at Quality Education Services' Mangere campus on Mahunga Drive. The programme was launched in October and is well on the way to helping South Auckland teenagers get their education journey back on track. Doug says the course doesn’t just focus on academic success though, but ensures the students leave with valuable life skills. "These guys have left school with no credits or qualifications and most of them don’t have all the communication skills they need to navigate life,” he says. “So our course is not only about getting their credits but also about equipping them with all the skills to succeed in life.” This means the students spend one day a week in the community doing things like volunteering in a soup kitchen or helping promote a community event. Doug says his background in radio broadcasting means he can connect students' passions for music and film with core education skills. “We get them doing something they love like a music project but underpinning that is all these numeracy and literacy skills that they need in the real world.” “And we also get guest speakers in like DJ Sir-vere, who’s an icon in NZ Hip Hop. "The students really respect and connect with someone like that, but he’ll also be affirming that message of getting qualified and getting your key numeracy and literacy skills.” If you or someone you know are keen to do this course contact QES on 0800-004-226. Business Admin and Computing ZERO FEES & TRAVEL SUBSIDY FOR 16-19YRS FREE SELECTED PROGRAMMES FOR 20+ YEAR OLDS HANDS ON TRAINING Conditions apply MANGERE (09) 257-5732 KELSTON (09) 818-1257 Retail PAPAKURA (09) 296-0511 If you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” Martin Luther King Jr.
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