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A truck and trailer rolled at a Lower Hutt roundabout on Saturday morning causing traffic delays for…
Mothers-to-be will have to make new plans following what director Chloe Wright has described as a 'shameful' lack of support from DHBs.
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The Regional Council is spending up to $80,000 a year cleaning up after lazy and miserly fly-tippers.
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Kahutara Primary School in Featherston is switching to LEDs. All LEDs are Gen Less bulbs as they use less energy, which ultimately helps halt climate change. If we all got on board and switched now it would make a huge difference
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Bring your kids to our Tuia Mātauranga interactive roadshow and take part in fun activities to learn more about our voyaging heritage and history.
See you at Te Rauparaha Park, Porirua on Sat 16 Nov from 10am to 4pm.
The Greater Wellington Regional Council is spending up to $80,000 a year keeping the Hutt River's re…
Creating safer communities means ensuring that no one lives in fear of harm on the streets or in their own home. For the month of November, we want to raise awareness and work together to end all forms of violence including family harm, elder and child abuse, sexual assault, gang violence, and … View moreCreating safer communities means ensuring that no one lives in fear of harm on the streets or in their own home. For the month of November, we want to raise awareness and work together to end all forms of violence including family harm, elder and child abuse, sexual assault, gang violence, and more. These victimisations affect us all and can have lasting effects that spill into our everyday lives including at work and school.
To do your part this month, perhaps consider supporting a women’s refuge or work with Police in your area to host an info night on how to identify elder or child abuse in your community. This month’s campaign also coincides with White Ribbon Day on 25 November which is an internationally celebrated day that aims to prevent violence towards women.
Let us know how you’re spreading the ‘It’s Not OK’ message in your home or in your community by tagging us in your posts + using the following hashtag so we can see what you get up to:
#NSNZendviolence
Congratulations to Polly Johnson from Titahi Bay, who won a 200L tank, jet boil and 2 buckets from using our water tool!
We have one more bag of swag to give away!
All you need to do is use our water tool to learn how to get your water sorted for an emergency. Check it out: … View moreCongratulations to Polly Johnson from Titahi Bay, who won a 200L tank, jet boil and 2 buckets from using our water tool!
We have one more bag of swag to give away!
All you need to do is use our water tool to learn how to get your water sorted for an emergency. Check it out: wellingtonwater.co.nz...
Event waste guru Kim Renshaw from Beyond the Bin beyondthebin.org.nz... is offering two free workshops on Monday, 4 November:
These two workshops will showcase two new regional guidelines:
1) How to Reduce Waste at Your Event (event organisers of any size welcome) … View moreEvent waste guru Kim Renshaw from Beyond the Bin beyondthebin.org.nz... is offering two free workshops on Monday, 4 November:
These two workshops will showcase two new regional guidelines:
1) How to Reduce Waste at Your Event (event organisers of any size welcome) 10.30am – 1pm
2) Event Packaging Guidelines (event organisers, stall holders and food/drink vendors) 1.30pm – 3.30pm
Refer to the attachment for more information – feel free to share with colleagues, friends and any event organisers who will find these workshops useful.
Please RSVP to Sandy.Beathcroft@huttcity.govt.nz (for either or both workshops) for catering numbers and to accommodate for dietary requirements.
A police dog handler has been cleared of wrongdoing after setting his dog on a suspect being held do…
Voting closes tomorrow, November 1. These amazing homegrown heroes were shortlisted after a public call for nominations from gardeners all over the country, and you can read about their wonderful work here. Then don't forget to click through to vote for your favourite!
Are you an aspiring author? Entries for the Sunday Star Times short story awards are now open!
The winning entry will receive a $3000 prize + there’s a $500 prize for students in our secondary school competition.
Full details and the entry form are here.
Dogs lolling beneath cafe tables while their owners sip lattes or glasses of pinot would have been unthinkable 30 years ago.
Now it is just the way Kiwis roll, with a raft of dog-friendly dining options available throughout the country. What do you think? Should dogs be allowed in cafes?
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