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Dear neighbours, in the October issue of NZ Gardener, you'll see the five finalists for our 2022 Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year competition. They've all done amazing things for their communities. You can read about their wonderful work here, and then vote for your favourite.
When Paris was in high school she admits she wasn’t the best student or daughter to her teachers or family. She was selected alongside 11 other students to participate in our Project K programme.
"I got a bit nervous because this wasn’t my crowd but I ended up becoming really good … View moreWhen Paris was in high school she admits she wasn’t the best student or daughter to her teachers or family. She was selected alongside 11 other students to participate in our Project K programme.
"I got a bit nervous because this wasn’t my crowd but I ended up becoming really good friends with them and ended up becoming an unspoken leader, like a leader but without being told that I was the leader...
“I’d never been put in a leadership position before so for that to happen to me I thought it was kind of breath-taking to be honest.”
Invest in a child’s future and help, Kiwi kids like Paris’ overcome life’s obstacles. Please, donate through the link below.
This will likely get taken down as promoting my business, but it’s not, exactly.
I’ve been teaching my self how to build a website, and I need feedback from people who use phones, tablets, computers etc to surf the web.
I need to know if my website is easy to navigate, easy to read, … View moreThis will likely get taken down as promoting my business, but it’s not, exactly.
I’ve been teaching my self how to build a website, and I need feedback from people who use phones, tablets, computers etc to surf the web.
I need to know if my website is easy to navigate, easy to read, easy to understand and use, or not. And I need people, other than my friends and family, to tell me what’s what.
Could you please, if you have a couple of minutes, take a look at my website and send me some feedback, either via messages through here, or via one of the website contact options (if they all work as they should).
My website is re-new.nz
It’s been a live work I’m progress, for months, but after today, I’m really hoping it’s just right, for people other than me. My fingers and eyes need a break.
Thanks, in advance (especially the Neighbourly team, if they don’t pull my post. And especially specially if they give me some feedback) 😉.
RMA 460 V SELF-PROPELLED BATTERY LAWNMOWER
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Dear neighbours,
Every month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are now on the hunt for new potato recipes, so send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by Oct 3, 2022.
Every published recipe wins a copy of our special edition Vegetable Growing… View moreDear neighbours,
Every month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are now on the hunt for new potato recipes, so send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by Oct 3, 2022.
Every published recipe wins a copy of our special edition Vegetable Growing Made Easy.
Retirement is an exciting time, filled with possibilities. Our fixed fee guarantee is one of the ways we provide financial certainty. Ryman residents love it as it helps them reduce rising living costs and surprise expenses.
Enjoy the quality amenities at every Ryman village and splurge a little… View moreRetirement is an exciting time, filled with possibilities. Our fixed fee guarantee is one of the ways we provide financial certainty. Ryman residents love it as it helps them reduce rising living costs and surprise expenses.
Enjoy the quality amenities at every Ryman village and splurge a little on yourself if you feel like it! Take up that hobby you’ve dreamed of or plan a holiday somewhere warm.
It’s easy to live life your way when you have freedom to do the things you enjoy. It’s another example of how we’re pioneering retirement living.
I’ve just heard from the Neighbourly team that the app is not currently available from the app stores.
If you need to reinstall, or know someone who is trying to install, the desktop site is all that’s available for the nonce.
Also, if you are having trouble with your app, there are no … View moreI’ve just heard from the Neighbourly team that the app is not currently available from the app stores.
If you need to reinstall, or know someone who is trying to install, the desktop site is all that’s available for the nonce.
Also, if you are having trouble with your app, there are no updates available
A few weeks (or possibly months (time flies)) ago, someone posted about using crockery and/mirrors for art. I can’t find the post. Does anyone know who it was?
Or does anyone do Kintsugi? Or tile art, or mosaic, with mirrors and crockery? Also, does anyone need old worn linens for anything, … View moreA few weeks (or possibly months (time flies)) ago, someone posted about using crockery and/mirrors for art. I can’t find the post. Does anyone know who it was?
Or does anyone do Kintsugi? Or tile art, or mosaic, with mirrors and crockery? Also, does anyone need old worn linens for anything, other than bedding? My friends at Re-Source have plenty of all of the above.
Just received a poster saying Threads Op Shop in Karamu Road are opening 9 - 4pm on this Saturday (Blossom Parade day). They are usually shut on Saturdays. They have lots of very good condition clothing and shoes for $1.00, plus racks of great Designer clothing at great prices. Most childrens … View moreJust received a poster saying Threads Op Shop in Karamu Road are opening 9 - 4pm on this Saturday (Blossom Parade day). They are usually shut on Saturdays. They have lots of very good condition clothing and shoes for $1.00, plus racks of great Designer clothing at great prices. Most childrens clothing is $1. and babies 50 cents per item. Well worth a check out if you are in town tomorrow. (Shop is next to Stanton Print , Karamu Road, close to Heretaunga St East.) Would have put up their poster, but i'm sorry, I don't know how to do it.
Simple stripes create stunning results with these great craft ideas. Brighten up some old napkins (or plain new ones) with eye-catching designs inspired by traditional patterns using Resene paint. Plus paint your own height chart and Ti rakau.
Find out how to create your own.
Having moved from Australia to New Zealand, Lahaina and Hawea went through our Stars programme to not only become head students but also excel as peer mentors at their high school.
Hawea said “I used to never like talking, I used to always be in the background hiding, then during the … View moreHaving moved from Australia to New Zealand, Lahaina and Hawea went through our Stars programme to not only become head students but also excel as peer mentors at their high school.
Hawea said “I used to never like talking, I used to always be in the background hiding, then during the programme (Stars) I learned more social skills, how to speak and become more confident with my speaking.”
Invest in a child’s future and help, Kiwi kids like Lahaina and Hawea overcome life’s obstacles. Please, donate through the link below.
As part of this year’s Hastings Blossom Festival, there will be an interfaith exhibition on Saturday and Sunday, and an interfaith civic service on Sunday afternoon at 3.00 pm. Everyone is invited to both events.
The interfaith exhibition will be at St Matthew’s Church, 200 King Street South, … View moreAs part of this year’s Hastings Blossom Festival, there will be an interfaith exhibition on Saturday and Sunday, and an interfaith civic service on Sunday afternoon at 3.00 pm. Everyone is invited to both events.
The interfaith exhibition will be at St Matthew’s Church, 200 King Street South, Hastings, 10.00 am to 4.00 pm on Saturday 23rd, and 12.00 to 3.00 pm on Sunday 24th. The attractive displays will showcase the diverse faith communities in the Bay. Everyone is welcome. A gold coin entry donation will go to St John Ambulance.
The interfaith civic service will also be at St Matthew’s Church on Sunday 24th, beginning at 3.00 pm. This event is open to people of all faiths (or none). A gold coin entry donation will go to St John Ambulance.
Remember to put your clocks forward an hour on Saturday night.
Both events are hosted by the Hawke’s Bay Interfaith group (hbinterfaith@gmail.com)
Connected OLDER PERSONS EXPO 2022
Celebrating International Day of the Older Person
FREE ENTRY
Information, performances & a free cuppa
… View moreConnected OLDER PERSONS EXPO 2022
Celebrating International Day of the Older Person
FREE ENTRY
Information, performances & a free cuppa
TUESDAY 27 SEPT from 10AM – 2.30PM
FUNCTIONS ON HASTINGS, 101 HASTINGS STREET SOUTH
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Voting is open in the 2022 Hawke's Bay local body elections.
Completed voting papers can be posted in NZ Post Boxes (in the prepaid envelope provided) or dropped into the big orange voting bins at the following locations:
- Hastings District Council Customer Service Centre, 207 Lyndon Road … View moreVoting is open in the 2022 Hawke's Bay local body elections.
Completed voting papers can be posted in NZ Post Boxes (in the prepaid envelope provided) or dropped into the big orange voting bins at the following locations:
- Hastings District Council Customer Service Centre, 207 Lyndon Road East, Hastings 4122. Monday-Friday.
- Hastings Library, cnr Eastbourne and Warren Streets, Hastings 4122. Monday-Sunday.
- Havelock North Library, 30 Te Mata Road, Havelock North, 4130. Monday-Saturday.
- Flaxmere Library, Swansea Road, Flaxmere, 4120. Monday-Saturday.
If you are returning your voting paper by mail, you must post your voting paper in a NZ Post box before Tuesday, 4 October to reach the electoral officer before close of voting on 8 October 2022.
If your papers don't arrive for some reason, or they are significantly damaged or destroyed, you will need to cast a special vote.
In addition to the Hastings District Council Customer Service Centre, special voting will also be available at the following locations:
Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga
- Tuesday 27 September, 9am-4pm in the Takarangi Room
- Friday 7 October, 9am-4pm in the Te Puawai Room
Flaxmere Community Centre & FlaXrock Gym
- Thursday 22 September, 1pm-4pm
- Wednesday 28 September, 9am-1pm
- Wednesday 5 October, 10am-2pm
Havelock North Library
- Friday 23 September, 1pm-4pm
- Saturday 24 September, 10am-2pm
- Thursday 6 October, 10am-2pm
Hastings Library
- Saturday 24 September, 12pm-4pm
- Sunday 25 September, 1pm-4pm
- Saturday 1 October, 10am-2pm
- Sunday 2 October, 1pm-4pm
Camberley Community Centre
- Friday 30 September, 10am-2pm
- Monday 3 October, 1pm-4pm
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