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The SPCA is the only charity in New Zealand with the legal authority to seize abused or neglected animals and prosecute offenders. This is only possible because compassionate animal lovers throughout the community support their fight for justice.
SPCA Auckland is calling on you to help for their… View moreThe SPCA is the only charity in New Zealand with the legal authority to seize abused or neglected animals and prosecute offenders. This is only possible because compassionate animal lovers throughout the community support their fight for justice.
SPCA Auckland is calling on you to help for their Annual Appeal from 11th to 13th November. Collectors will take to the streets throughout Auckland, volunteering their time to make a difference for animals in need. Will you please donate to rescue, rehabilitate and seek justice for these innocent creatures? You can donate today at spcaannualappeal.org.nz.
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Ron from Wallaceville - Whitemans Valley
Peter Quin will be coming along to the White Ribbon Family Fun Day to entertain the kids with lots and lots and BIG BIG BIG bubbles to chase and pop and wonder at.
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Ann from Relationship Wellbeing Specialist
Conversation starters for couples: Does that sound kind of fake?
Like if you need conversation starters then you've got a problem?
John Gottman, a relationship/ marriage researcher, has done some amazing work on what makes a successful relationship and what makes a relationship fail. In … View moreConversation starters for couples: Does that sound kind of fake?
Like if you need conversation starters then you've got a problem?
John Gottman, a relationship/ marriage researcher, has done some amazing work on what makes a successful relationship and what makes a relationship fail. In his research he was able to predict, after only seeing a couple for 15 minutes, which couples will divorce within 10 years because he learn't that the tiny things mattered.
One of major findings was that successful relationships, had 5 positive conversations and interactions to every 1 straining one a 5-1 ratio. But struggling relationships that split the radio was 1:1.
So we have to be intentional about having those positive interactions! But that can be tough, especially with kids, busy work schedules, if you're exhausted and most conversations you have are to do with groceries, kids activities and work schedules.
Here are 5 conversation starters:
1.What's a favorite memory from when we were dating?
2.What did you want to be when you were 10 years old?
3.What dreams have you put on the back burner?
4.If you were on a desert island, but your needs for food and shelter were totally taken care of, what one luxury item would you wish for?
5.What is your earliest memory?
5 ways to use them in your relationship
1.Put the ideas on your phone, go for a walk together every night and talk about the questions.
2.If you have kids, Take 15 minutes after dinner and tell the kids to play, because it's adult time. Talk about the questions.
3. Head to bed 15 minutes earlier than usual.
4. Have Saturday or Sunday breakfast with a purpose.
5. Use conversation topics each night dinner. Eat without any TV and talk instead.
Remember: the more you get to know each other and talk about real things, the easier it will be to deal with the ups and downs that come with any long term relationship.
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Caroline from Taita
Getting on now, but still in great condition, comes with a Sustainer pedal.
Price: $80
Sarahlee from Naenae
My sister and I were approached a few weeks back by an individual who claimed that he had a family funeral to get too and that he had a ride that would pick him up from the Haywards but he needed a ride to the Haywards. He then said that he had a "Maori fella" that would give him a ride … View moreMy sister and I were approached a few weeks back by an individual who claimed that he had a family funeral to get too and that he had a ride that would pick him up from the Haywards but he needed a ride to the Haywards. He then said that he had a "Maori fella" that would give him a ride to the Haywards, he just needs to give him $20 petrol. He claimed that he had $2 currently so just needed $18 more. He said that he would provide some seafood to pay you back. My sister ended up giving him $20.
Since then, I have seen him around Naenae and the Park Ave area - as soon as the next day (which told me that his story was not true) but he hadn't asked me for more money.
Last week, my Mum and I returned to Park Ave and my Mum went into the take-aways which is the old KFC place. She was waiting for our order when the individual walked in and said hello to another guy sitting in there. My Mum had been talking to this guy before hand so she took notice. The individual said to the guy in the store that he needed $19 because his car was at the Haywards and it was out of gas and he would pay the guy back with some weed. He then asked my Mum if the young guy was with her and she responded "No" and then she said to him that he had said a similar story to her 2 daughters a few weeks back, he then responded with an address (Seddon St) and then left the shop and ran off towards the small area of shops in Park Ave. When we drove down Seddon St, the address he gave seemingly belonged to the Cricket Club.
So because this happened twice that we know of, we figured we would put a post here to let people know to be aware of this individual. He is a young Maori man about 5'7, early 20s, medium build, short hair and some facial hair. He was polite when he approached us, we weren't scared or intimidated. However it seems he is being dishonest and trying to coax people out of money.
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The Team from Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management
All of NZ’s coastline is at risk from tsunami. Take some time this weekend to make a plan with your family. If your street was evacuated where would you go? What would you take? What about pets? Do you have neighbours who might need your help?
In a local source tsunami we may only have a few … View moreAll of NZ’s coastline is at risk from tsunami. Take some time this weekend to make a plan with your family. If your street was evacuated where would you go? What would you take? What about pets? Do you have neighbours who might need your help?
In a local source tsunami we may only have a few minutes warning. Early warning saves lives. Know what to do and where to go. www.happens.nz...
Carolann from Wallaceville - Whitemans Valley
Queen mattress not inner sprung nor foam. Quite good nick also a free foam single mattress. Pick up Whitemans Valley.
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This week in Pulse of the Nation, we're asking about property prices in your community. Do they concern you?
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Fire Safety from Fire Safety - Wellington Region
When Lighting Fireworks...............STAY SAFE!!
Remember these simple safety tips to keep you, your family and your Neighbours Safe.
* Read and follow instructions on fireworks
* Read them with a torch..........NOT a lighter
* Light in an open area away from flammable … View moreWhen Lighting Fireworks...............STAY SAFE!!
Remember these simple safety tips to keep you, your family and your Neighbours Safe.
* Read and follow instructions on fireworks
* Read them with a torch..........NOT a lighter
* Light in an open area away from flammable materials
* Fireworks, alcohol and drugs are a dangerous combination
* Never let your children light fireworks
* Keep a hose or bucket of water handy
* If one of the fireworks fails to ignite, do not try to re-ignite
* Burns should be put under cold running water for at least 10 minutes
THINK OF OTHERS:
* Fireworks are noisy - consider your neighbours and young children
* Keep your pets inside
* Point fireworks at the stars.......not your mates!!
We love meeting our Neighbours.....But lets not meet by accident this Guy Fawkes. Have Fun and Stay Safe!!
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Susan from Kelson
This weekend at the Pomare Hall, in Pomare, Taita. Come on down and stuff a huge rubbish bag fill of clothes for only $20, time to restock the summer attire! Or, grab some books, we have loads of them ... ..
Greater Wellington Regional Council
Metlink is changing bus services in the Hutt Valley to improve reliability, to add more buses to some routes, and removing low used services in others. Changes are being made to timetables and some minor route adjustments are happening as well. The bus routes affected are 110, 120, 130, 145, 154, … View moreMetlink is changing bus services in the Hutt Valley to improve reliability, to add more buses to some routes, and removing low used services in others. Changes are being made to timetables and some minor route adjustments are happening as well. The bus routes affected are 110, 120, 130, 145, 154, 160 and 170.
Changes are live from Sunday 20 November 2016. Please let us know if you have any questions, or if you would like more information visit metlink.org.nz or contact Metlink on 0800 801 700.
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Phil from Taita
Straight shaft, older style. Just had full new carburetor system installed by Hansens services Upperhutt on the 19th of October. Receipts available.
Excellent condition, working order.
$205.00 ono.
Phone number is 04 567 4772, evening best.
Thanks Phil
Phil from Taita
NZ Made with cloth catcher in good condition. Well balanced, easy to push and start. New motor, beginning of last season. Good condition all over.
Also had full service, oil change, spark plugs and oil filter.
Price for lawn mower is $220.00 ono.
Phone number is 04 567 4772
Evening best. Thank you
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