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by Jan Barker
November 14, 2024
Water, a precious resource, now more vital than ever as summer approaches, calls for a renewed dedication to conservation. THE KITCHEN Optimize wat...
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Auckland's water supply is still feeling the impact of the drought...
by Jan Barker
November 25, 2020
Auckland's water supply is still feeling the impact of the worst drought on record. From November 2019 to May 2020, Auckland received only 60% of...
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It's time to save water...
by K & B Plumbing NZ Admin
May 4, 2020
We need to be smarter with our water consumption. In New Zealand, water is our most precious resource, yet it is often taken for granted and perceived to be unlimited.
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Water, a precious resource, now more vital than ever as summer approaches, calls for a renewed dedication to conservation. THE KITCHEN Optimize wat...
Auckland's water supply is still feeling the impact of the worst drought on record. From November 2019 to May 2020, Auckland received only 60% of...
We need to be smarter with our water consumption. In New Zealand, water is our most precious resource, yet it is often taken for granted and perceived to be unlimited.
