Websites I used to visit regularly though not so much these days. Mainly would only land on them during an Internet search. May still be of interest to others.

• Reddit – “Front page of the Internet”
  General discussion forums and link aggregator. Have deliberately linked to their old (format) site. New site is awful to use. Some subs suffer from the Echo-chamber effect.
  https://old.reddit.com

• Meet Up – Use the Internet to get off the Internet.
  Good if you are wishing to meet people in a new town who share similar topics of interests to you. This is not a dating or otherwise pick up website.
  https://meetup.com/

• Thrifty NZ Car rental relocations
  Hire car relocations specials. Had good experiences with Thrifty NZ. However, it can be a different story with Thrifty Australia (While NRMA own both) where some franchises can get up to some dodgy antics.
  https://www.thrifty.co.nz/relocations/

• TradeMe
  Dropship Shopping site with some 2nd hand goods on the side for sale. Check prices. Sometimes international sellers are selling things way above NZ RRP.
  https://trademe.co.nz

• Geekzone NZ
  A now fairly clique discussion forum predominantly for consumers and end users of consumer electronics & digital entertainment. IMO, discussion has become less and less relevant to those of us who are actually techies.
  https://geekzone.co.nz

• Interest.co.nz
  Economics discussion Blog focussed primarily around the topic of local Residential Real Estate price inflation.
  https://interest.co.nz/ 

• Aardvark NZ
  Bruce Simpson’s blog. Formerly a general interest technology issues blog. Evolved more into his personal blog covering drone regulations, Civil Aviation Authority, and issues he has with the South Waikato District Council
  https://aardvark.co.nz

• Product Review
  A popular Australian based Product and Service review site. Claims of impartiality and independence however have not been externally audited or verified. Offers paid “Brand Management” services to the businesses featured on the site. Recommend bringing a bag of salt.
  https://productreview.com.au