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Save The Basin T-shirts For Sale

12 Sunday May 2013

Posted by tjonescan in resources, T-shirts

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Want to look good, spread the “No Flyover” message and help us raise money? Then buy a “No Flyover” T-shirt (standard or Barmy Army-branded) from the Save the Basin Campaign. Or take advantage of our special offer on orders of 2 standard Ts!

Two Types of T-Shirt: Standard, and Barmy Army Souvenir

We have two types of “No Flyover” T-shirt available for sale: Standard, with the “No Flyover” image on the front, and the special Barmy Army-branded March 2013 Basin Test souvenir edition, with the Barmy Army logo and the dates of the March 2013 NZ v England Test at the Basin on the back, and the “No Flyover” logo on the front. With our “ print my logo” campaign going on, it is the perfect time to try stuff out!

Check them out:

Standard No Flyover T

Standard No Flyover T

Souvenir Barmy Army T - front

Souvenir Barmy Army T – front

Souvenir Barmy Army T - back

Souvenir Barmy Army T – back

Buy the Barmy Army Souvenir T via TradeMe

The Barmy Army Ts are also available through TradeMe. Buy them here:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=592515021

The information below relates to ordering Standard and Souvenir Ts directly from Save the Basin.

Sizes

Standard T-shirts are available in XL, L and M

Barmy Army T-shirts are available in XL and L

Please specify the size(s) you want in your order.

Making your order

Please email your order to stoptheflyover@gmail.com with the subject line “T-shirt order”.

Please specify:

  • Your name
  • Your postal address
  • The type(s) of T-shirt you want, and the numbers of each
  • The size(s) you want

Prices

Orders within NZ (prices include p&p):

Standard “No Flyover” Ts

One T-shirt: $20
Two T-shirts: $30

Barmy Army-branded “No Flyover” Ts

$24.50 per T-shirt (no volume discount)

Overseas orders

For overseas orders, send your request to stoptheflyover@gmail.com, and give your address details.A quote for the P&P will be emailed to you.

Payment

Please pay by making an online payment to Save the Basin Campaign Kiwibank account: 38-9011-0725227-01

In the reference fields, please include your name and “T Shirt”.

If you’re not able to pay online, please send a cheque to “Save the Basin Campaign” at

Save the Basin Campaign, PO Box 19-056, Courtenay Place, Wellington 6149

Important note: Orders will not be sent until payment has been received.

This is an easy way to spread the message while looking good and helping us financially. We look forwards to your order!

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Campaign Resources Now Online

20 Saturday Apr 2013

Posted by tjonescan in Flyover, resources

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If you need information about the proposed Basin Reserve flyover, its implications, and the case against it, please check out this list of campaign resources, which will grow over time.

Facts About The Proposed Flyover (PDF)

Basin Reserve Heritage Backgrounder (PDF)

Basin Flyover Design Backgrounder (PDF)

Health Issues Relevant to the Proposed Basin Reserve Flyover: Information for the Basin Reserve Schools, by Dr Marie O’Sullivan (PDF).
Note: 4000 students attend school in the area around the Basin Reserve. This backgrounder highlights issues of concern to schools near the Basin, but also provides useful information to anyone concerned about the health effects of a Basin Reserve flyover.

These add to our existing resources, including our page on alternatives to a Basin Reserve flyover and our campaign video.

It takes money to create and distribute these resources, so please donate online or by mail.

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