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Fa’afetai mo le agalelei fa’atua’oi literally translates to "thank you for your neighbourly kindness". We think that's a pretty special way to show your appreciation for a neighbour. Happy Samoan Language Week!
Our House of the Week this week is a large four-bedroom, three-bathroom family home in Waterloo. The outdoor entertainers area with built in fire will keep you cozy, and the office is perfect for those who work from home. For sale through Annette Sliper from Ray White. Read more about it in … View moreOur House of the Week this week is a large four-bedroom, three-bathroom family home in Waterloo. The outdoor entertainers area with built in fire will keep you cozy, and the office is perfect for those who work from home. For sale through Annette Sliper from Ray White. Read more about it in today's edition of Homed!
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We're getting some amazing entries from gardeners obsessed with their indoor plants, and we're enjoying their stories too. There's still time to send us your entry for our Houseplant Hero 2022 competition. You could win some great prizes, and (of course) more houseplants!
Hutt City Council are proud to present Puanga ki Matariki 2022, a programme of FREE activities and events that allows our community to join in celebrations throughout June.
The first holiday to celebrate Matariki in Aotearoa – also the first public holiday to recognise Te Ao Māori – will be… View moreHutt City Council are proud to present Puanga ki Matariki 2022, a programme of FREE activities and events that allows our community to join in celebrations throughout June.
The first holiday to celebrate Matariki in Aotearoa – also the first public holiday to recognise Te Ao Māori – will be on Friday 24th June 2022.
Each iwi celebrates this time of year differently; some of our Mana Whenua partners celebrate Puanga (also known as Rigel), as the Matariki cluster is hard to see from some parts of our city.
See the full programme of activities and events at hutt.city/Matariki
Wellington Water is making progress with duplicating a wastewater pipe in Seaview. This will reduce the risk of wastewater entering Te Awa Kairangi and the Waiwhetu stream in the event of an earthquake.
As a result of this necessary work, there will be from Thursday 2 June, new traffic … View moreWellington Water is making progress with duplicating a wastewater pipe in Seaview. This will reduce the risk of wastewater entering Te Awa Kairangi and the Waiwhetu stream in the event of an earthquake.
As a result of this necessary work, there will be from Thursday 2 June, new traffic management on Seaview Road, Gough Street and Parkside Road. 🚧
⏰ This extended traffic management is expected to be in place for 4 weeks.
🚦 Outside our working hours it will be managed by traffic lights.
🚗 We will try our best to minimise the impact on traffic, but please plan ahead and allow extra time for delays
All businesses in the area remain open.
It is not Friday and the picture is not of a bird but this close-up of a wasp face by regular Friday Feathered Friend contributor Andrew Gorrie is too good not to use.
A cricketer from Yorkshire and a boxing legend from Lower Hutt were the star turns at the Hutt Valley Sporting Awards on Thursday night. But it was Olympic rower Phillip Wilson who won the supreme award..
International Children’s Day on the 1st of June each year, recognises the need to protect children’s rights in order to ensure they grow into happy, healthy adults. To commemorate this significant day, read some children’s stories and spend time with children throughout the week to learn … View moreInternational Children’s Day on the 1st of June each year, recognises the need to protect children’s rights in order to ensure they grow into happy, healthy adults. To commemorate this significant day, read some children’s stories and spend time with children throughout the week to learn about their experiences.
Something a bit different this week. I am not sure where Chilli is from but her owner Joy is very proud of her.
"This is my 25year old Chinchilla called Chilli. She is a Standard grey colour, and she is the sweetest wee girl, who loves her cuddles and snuggles with Mum, and loves pats and … View moreSomething a bit different this week. I am not sure where Chilli is from but her owner Joy is very proud of her.
"This is my 25year old Chinchilla called Chilli. She is a Standard grey colour, and she is the sweetest wee girl, who loves her cuddles and snuggles with Mum, and loves pats and tickles from all of our family. Its very very rare to have a Chinchilla who loves to be touched as much as she does. She is a rescue who came from people who didn't know how to properly care for her. Her favorite treats are dried Red rose petals, dried rose buds and most of all, her Apple sticks. I love her so much."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say which suburb you live in.
On Friday I attended a concert at the Walter Nash Stadium (brilliant). Not my thing, but enjoyed by the majority. The compare's attire was impressive , as were the orchestra and the guest artists The mayor of Hutt City Council introduced the concert, but who would've known who he was. He… View moreOn Friday I attended a concert at the Walter Nash Stadium (brilliant). Not my thing, but enjoyed by the majority. The compare's attire was impressive , as were the orchestra and the guest artists The mayor of Hutt City Council introduced the concert, but who would've known who he was. He was wearing a casual suit and no tie, really. One would've expected to recognise Him by way of his appearance. At the very least he should have worn a tie. Really MR MAYOR if you were at the Wellington town hall you probably would have been wearing a dress suit and your Mayoral chain of office . We might be from the “ burbs” but , Hey, we know our etiquette
Words and picture by Louise Thomas.
"I was going to leave the tūī for my checklist until the kowhai or flax were flowering later in the year - you know, for the poses, but this guy just about landed on my lap in the Herb Garden at the Wellington Bot Gardens - he's on a stake by the … View moreWords and picture by Louise Thomas.
"I was going to leave the tūī for my checklist until the kowhai or flax were flowering later in the year - you know, for the poses, but this guy just about landed on my lap in the Herb Garden at the Wellington Bot Gardens - he's on a stake by the curry plant, which funnily enough, really smells like curry. He was singing up a storm in the pine trees before swooping down for a quick sniff. Bird #83 in 2022."
Do you recall the OLDEN days of parades at Christmas and Hastings Blossom festivals?
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