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Police are warning motorists to avoid Seaview Rod in Petone, which has been closed at both ends. Buildings surrounding a metal factory in Seaview, Lower Hutt, are being evacuated as smoke spreads from a large fire.
Fire and Emergency are responding to the large blaze at Macaulay Metals in … View morePolice are warning motorists to avoid Seaview Rod in Petone, which has been closed at both ends. Buildings surrounding a metal factory in Seaview, Lower Hutt, are being evacuated as smoke spreads from a large fire.
Fire and Emergency are responding to the large blaze at Macaulay Metals in Seaview, which was first reported about 6.45am.
Read the full story here.
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Fire and Emergency New Zealand - Lower Hutt
Hi Neighbour's, just a short update regarding the fire at the metal recycling plant on Seaview Road. At this stage crews from all Lower Hutt Fire Stations are in attendance, along with with several from the Wellington Fire Area. Several premises along Seaview Road in the path of the smoke … View moreHi Neighbour's, just a short update regarding the fire at the metal recycling plant on Seaview Road. At this stage crews from all Lower Hutt Fire Stations are in attendance, along with with several from the Wellington Fire Area. Several premises along Seaview Road in the path of the smoke stream have been evacuated and will probably remain so for most of the day. As crews are drawing water from multiple water mains and hydrants along both sides of Seaview Road, it will also probably remain closed for most of the day.
Council staff are in attendance, providing guidance on water supplies, water run off, and any other council related issues.
So far this morning we have been in a defensive mode, trying to stop the fire spreading further into the pile of scrap metal. With full daylight and reinforced water supplies, and with assistance from onsite staff, we will now begin moving into a fire attack mode and begin pulling the pile of scrap metal apart to get to the seat of the fire.
For those affected by the road closure and evacuations, we thank you for your co-operation and patience.
Paul from Heretaunga
So here the digger and cones sit. No sign of any work or workmen fir the last three days. Dug a hole on Monday now it’s Thursday??? No wonder our rates are so high with contractors like this. Job should be done in a week but will take four weeks apparently. Little wonder at this rate. Needless … View moreSo here the digger and cones sit. No sign of any work or workmen fir the last three days. Dug a hole on Monday now it’s Thursday??? No wonder our rates are so high with contractors like this. Job should be done in a week but will take four weeks apparently. Little wonder at this rate. Needless traffic disruption and inconvenience and idle plant. What’s going on. I thought this sort of in efficiency was a thing of the past??
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Theresa from Stokes Valley
Two kid's Canterbury Tee-Shirts - no tags, but never ever worn.
Both labelled as 12yrs though blue one looks bigger than green one.
Perfect condition.
Please message or txt/contact Theresa (021 167 9413) if interested.
Price: $10
Theresa from Stokes Valley
Excellent quality warm puffer (50/50 Down)
Bought a while back for my husband.
I really liked the bright green and the colour suits him but he hasn't worn it yet (tags still on) so out it goes.
Not available in this size anymore. Pick it up at half the clearance price!
See link for … View moreExcellent quality warm puffer (50/50 Down)
Bought a while back for my husband.
I really liked the bright green and the colour suits him but he hasn't worn it yet (tags still on) so out it goes.
Not available in this size anymore. Pick it up at half the clearance price!
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Please message or txt/contact Theresa (021 167 9413) if interested.
Price: $35
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Hi all, am looking for a small table on behalf of my mum please pref with 4 seats, as long as it is stable....looking for something cheap or even free thank you.
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Theresa from Stokes Valley
Super cute miniature Littlest Pet Shops collection with playgrounds (that fold and store), tiny pets and costumes.
Please message or txt/contact Theresa (021 167 9413) if interested.
Price: $10
Theresa from Stokes Valley
Large collection of cuteness to fuel young imaginations.
All clean and in fantastic condition. Great bargain.
Kids outgrown and clearing out their toys.
Please message or txt/contact Theresa (021 167 9413) if interested.
Price: $60
Mike from Avalon
Re-listing this as person has not contacted me to collect.
Mini tramp for sale. Good condition. Diameter measures 700mm across inner and 950m across outer. Stands 230mm above ground. Call Mike 021 597-302
Price: $30
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Thanks to everybody who came to the opening of the new Events Centre and refurbished Town Hall - the excitement and fun is just beginning!
Photos: A group from Taita College students were some of the entertainment at the opening; Mayor Ray Wallace and Deputy Mayor David Bassett with the opening … View moreThanks to everybody who came to the opening of the new Events Centre and refurbished Town Hall - the excitement and fun is just beginning!
Photos: A group from Taita College students were some of the entertainment at the opening; Mayor Ray Wallace and Deputy Mayor David Bassett with the opening plaque; in the atrum which runs between the old Town Hall and the new Events Centre.
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Sharron Pardoe Reporter from The Hutt News
It was reported in Stuff in June that the number of strokes are on track to increase by 40 per cent over the next decade unless urgent action is taken to reduce the looming healthcare burden.
Strokes affect people of all ages. Around a quarter of all strokes will occur in people under the age of… View moreIt was reported in Stuff in June that the number of strokes are on track to increase by 40 per cent over the next decade unless urgent action is taken to reduce the looming healthcare burden.
Strokes affect people of all ages. Around a quarter of all strokes will occur in people under the age of 65 and about 40 children have a stroke every year in New Zealand.
Fundraising is important to enable the organisations who support people with strokes to continue their work.
This year Stroke Central and Kauri Theatre have joined forces to hold a fundraising ‘Bad Girls (& Boys) Ball’ on August 24, so named to reflect Kauri Theatre’s production of Bad Girls the Musical - to be staged in September at the Gryphon Theatre.
The ball is being held at The Boatshed in Wellington on Friday, August 24, 2018. It is not a fancy dress event just an opportunity to dress up and have fun The cost of the ticket includes live music, food, entertainment and spot prizes.
You can find out more and buy tickets at www.kauritheatre.org... or kauri@gmail.com or www.eventfinda.co.nz...
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