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From the Early Learning team at Barnardos Home Based, Wellington.
If you’re interested in a career with New Zealand Police, we may have the role for you. Will you help make New Zealand the safest country? Click below to find out more.
Wellington Free Ambulance provides pre-hospital health care to all our communities. With the introduction of a new Consumer Council, we are looking for patients and carers to work collaboratively with us and help improve our services and the way we do things.
If you are over 18, live in Greater … View moreWellington Free Ambulance provides pre-hospital health care to all our communities. With the introduction of a new Consumer Council, we are looking for patients and carers to work collaboratively with us and help improve our services and the way we do things.
If you are over 18, live in Greater Wellington or the Wairarapa, have used one of our services in the past two years, as a patient or carer, and are keen to improve the health outcomes for our communities please visit wfa.org.nz/consumercouncil
Applications of interest close on Friday 8 March 2019.
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Consumer's Anonymous is a group of locals who care about our environment and want to think carefully about the impacts our buying decisions can have. One example is kicking our plastic habit! What are alternatives to using plastic? How can we make good ethical choices? How can we reduce our … View moreConsumer's Anonymous is a group of locals who care about our environment and want to think carefully about the impacts our buying decisions can have. One example is kicking our plastic habit! What are alternatives to using plastic? How can we make good ethical choices? How can we reduce our consumption?
Join Transition Town Lower Hutt to discuss the problem of being individuals, or small locally organized groups, trying to bring about change in the face of the scale and momentum of massive political and economic enterprises. Is all our effort just futile perhaps, or at best just helpful to a few? Is the magnitude of the problems overwhelming? All Welcome.
7.30pm, Tuesday Feb 26th
Alicetown Community Centre
38 Victoria Street
Alicetown
An important milestone for the new Naenae Community Hub was announced by Hutt City Council following completion of the procurement process for the lead architect and principal construction company.
To read more click the link below.
We believe in working together for the wellbeing of everyone. That is why, as part of the Warehouse Group, we are the first large retailer in New Zealand and the third globally, to be carbon neutral.
From 2 – 10 March 2019 there’ll be events up and down the country to connect New Zealanders to the sea as part of Seaweek 2019.
We’re the regional coordinator and want to share the great opportunities to learn something new in the Wellington region, all led by enthusiastic experts. Some … View moreFrom 2 – 10 March 2019 there’ll be events up and down the country to connect New Zealanders to the sea as part of Seaweek 2019.
We’re the regional coordinator and want to share the great opportunities to learn something new in the Wellington region, all led by enthusiastic experts. Some events are even happening before 2 March. Check the website for more information.
See you in the water!
The Ministry of Education says Upper Hutt's schools have room for more students despite the city's p…
Do you have 1-2 hours a week to help a former refugee or migrant learn English. Our next 20 hour training course starts 26 February. Please contact us on 045701335 or hutt@englishlanguage.org.nz
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