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Right now everyone in the Wellington region pays the same amount towards flood protection work. We are all impacted by floods in one way or another, but some of us benefit from flood protection projects more than others. We’re reviewing how we fund flood protection and we want to know what you … View moreRight now everyone in the Wellington region pays the same amount towards flood protection work. We are all impacted by floods in one way or another, but some of us benefit from flood protection projects more than others. We’re reviewing how we fund flood protection and we want to know what you think
Who should pay more for flood protection?
Have your say on our Ten-year Plan, consultation closes Sunday April 29, visit www.whatmatters.co.nz...
The New Zealand government has announced a compulsory airbag recall affecting 50,000 vehicles. NZTA states members are 'strongly advised to respond promptly to the recall notification. If your car is under active recall, contact the supplier as soon as possible and make an appointment to get … View moreThe New Zealand government has announced a compulsory airbag recall affecting 50,000 vehicles. NZTA states members are 'strongly advised to respond promptly to the recall notification. If your car is under active recall, contact the supplier as soon as possible and make an appointment to get the airbags replaced'.
Here's everything you need to know:
1) Check if your car is affected
2) Find out more about the recall.
3) Read information on why you need to have your airbag replaced.
We guzzle our way through 295 million cups of takeaway coffee a year. Most can't be recycled and end up in landfill. Some people believe recyclable and compostable cups are the way to go but others say we should cut out takeaway cups all together. What do you think? How do we deal with the … View moreWe guzzle our way through 295 million cups of takeaway coffee a year. Most can't be recycled and end up in landfill. Some people believe recyclable and compostable cups are the way to go but others say we should cut out takeaway cups all together. What do you think? How do we deal with the waste? Do you use takeaway cups? Or do you have a reusable cup?
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If you’re keen to make a difference in the great outdoors, come and join us as a volunteer in our regional parks.
From planting and conservation to helping with Riding for the Disabled, you could be an important part of the amazing things happening in our parks every day, right here on our … View moreIf you’re keen to make a difference in the great outdoors, come and join us as a volunteer in our regional parks.
From planting and conservation to helping with Riding for the Disabled, you could be an important part of the amazing things happening in our parks every day, right here on our doorstep.
Be there or be square
Bargains to be had- Good quality house hold goods-Bric a brack
Clothing - toys etc
Something for young and old
Chairs-Bar stools
Wall cabinet
Crockery
Jewllery
… View moreBe there or be square
Bargains to be had- Good quality house hold goods-Bric a brack
Clothing - toys etc
Something for young and old
Chairs-Bar stools
Wall cabinet
Crockery
Jewllery
shoes
12 Gardiner Grove 9am - 3pm
Go the NUI
Last year, Geothermal energy supplied 17% of New Zealand’s total electricity, a resource independent of weather conditions and with low CO2 emissions. Dr Cécile Massiot will discuss opportunities for geothermal heat and electricity generation across New Zealand, and exciting perspectives for the… View moreLast year, Geothermal energy supplied 17% of New Zealand’s total electricity, a resource independent of weather conditions and with low CO2 emissions. Dr Cécile Massiot will discuss opportunities for geothermal heat and electricity generation across New Zealand, and exciting perspectives for the near future.
This talk is part of The Sources of Our Resources, a series of science seminars from GNS Science to inform, educate and raise awareness of New Zealand’s unique natural resources. GNS scientists will offer insights into the latest research and the challenges and issues around their use and exploitation.
Come along and ask questions to initiate an informed dialogue on where these resources are found and how they will be managed and cared for in years to come.
For more information on upcoming talks in this series see
library.huttcity.govt.nz...
Join us at Hutt City Libraries during the April school holidays for FREE splashtastic events for tamariki.
Super stories, splashy art, Lego fun, watery music, and lots more! Check out our School Holiday Events brochure or website for more information.
Our fig tree has still got figs - would anyone like to come and grab some? No charge because you do all the work of harvesting. Think of all that yummy jam and chutney you could make! We have very technology advanced tools to help you - an unbent coat hanger for reaching, a tyre in the tree as a… View moreOur fig tree has still got figs - would anyone like to come and grab some? No charge because you do all the work of harvesting. Think of all that yummy jam and chutney you could make! We have very technology advanced tools to help you - an unbent coat hanger for reaching, a tyre in the tree as a platform, and egg cartons to transport your fig rewards back to your house.
I am representing New Zealand at international medieval fighting tournaments in Italy and Scotland this year in May. For a look at my fighting and travel itinerary, you can see it on my fundraising video.
I have set myself the target of raising $5k (NZ) and I would greatly appreciate it if you share my video with others, encourage donations to my fighting funds, and wish me luck.
Video: www.youtube.com...
Donations: tinyurl.com...
A Landmark report is suggesting our rural roads should be reduced to 70kmh. So, is it a good idea?
To read more click here.
Are you a mother planning to return to work this year or ready for a new challenge in 2018? Perhaps you’ve been overseas and looking for work now you’re back home.
Whether you are looking to return to similar work you were doing before taking a career break or have other transferable skills… View moreAre you a mother planning to return to work this year or ready for a new challenge in 2018? Perhaps you’ve been overseas and looking for work now you’re back home.
Whether you are looking to return to similar work you were doing before taking a career break or have other transferable skills and experience, we want more women to be a part of New Zealand’s digital future. Return to IT is looking to employ women to work in a variety of available technology or technology-related roles within some of NZ's top employers.
Beauty rest classic by Simmons - 5 years old. On plastic casters
No marks on mattress (always used a mattress protector)
Contact Mark 021 154 7195
Mild steel pieces - 1 x 100 x 10 flat x 1450 long, and 1 x 110 x 60 formed right angle x 1110 long $40 ono(for both)
Contact Mark 021 154 7195
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