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You can’t go wrong with black and white, and this bold table setting adds a modern monochromatic touch to mealtime. Finish your setting in Resene Poured Milk, Resene All Black, Resene Noir and Resene Eighth Black White or choose your favourite Resene colours. Find out how to create your own with … View moreYou can’t go wrong with black and white, and this bold table setting adds a modern monochromatic touch to mealtime. Finish your setting in Resene Poured Milk, Resene All Black, Resene Noir and Resene Eighth Black White or choose your favourite Resene colours. Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
I am looking for boxes to re use for moving if any has any from a recent move please message me
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If you could invent one piece of technology to make life easier, what would it be?
Comment below with what you think would be a handy new invention - it may even already exist!
Hydrants, Hatches, and Hushed Silence: MEGA Sounds the Fire Alarm!
Eastbourne isn’t going to make itself safe again.
MEGA has been quietly (well, not that quietly) approached by members of the Eastbourne Volunteer Fire Brigade with a very real concern: a worrying number of fire hydrants in … View moreHydrants, Hatches, and Hushed Silence: MEGA Sounds the Fire Alarm!
Eastbourne isn’t going to make itself safe again.
MEGA has been quietly (well, not that quietly) approached by members of the Eastbourne Volunteer Fire Brigade with a very real concern: a worrying number of fire hydrants in Eastbourne and across Lower Hutt are faulty, poorly maintained—or not working at all.
And no, this isn’t some obscure bureaucratic backlog. It’s an emergency waiting to happen.
While the responsible authorities (that’s Wellington Water and Hutt City Council) have recently taken the time to slap on a fresh coat of paint over the hatches—how lovely—not one of them, it seems, has bothered to check if the valves underneath actually work. Because who needs water during a house fire, right?
Here’s the kicker: Mayor Campbell Barry was Chair of Wellington Water during this period of neglect, and surprise—he’s still ultimately responsible as Mayor today. As for Deputy Mayor Tui Lewis, our local representative? Crickets. It seems she’s in the dark as some of those rusty valves.
Let’s be crystal clear: this isn’t about politics. It’s about people’s homes, lives, and the volunteer firefighters who put themselves on the line. Fires escalate in minutes. If there’s no water at the hydrant when they arrive, what then?
MEGA is calling for immediate inspection and servicing of all hydrants in Eastbourne and across the Hutt Valley. A coat of paint doesn’t stop a blaze. Action does.
Stay safe. Stay MEGA. www.mega.kiwi.nz...
Hello Neighbours,
We are an Architectural Practice based out from Lower Hutt, Wellington.
Please get in contact with us via 021 767 992 or visit our website www.architectureincorp.com... if you require Architectural Design or Project Management Services.
Kind Regards,
Ravi Verma – LBP Design … View moreHello Neighbours,
We are an Architectural Practice based out from Lower Hutt, Wellington.
Please get in contact with us via 021 767 992 or visit our website www.architectureincorp.com... if you require Architectural Design or Project Management Services.
Kind Regards,
Ravi Verma – LBP Design – D3
Architecture Incorp Limited
Architectural – Design Manager
M +64 21 767 992
E: ravi@architectureincorp.com
I have monarch caterpillars but they have eaten all the swan plants. Can anyone take some caterpillars please if you have some swan plants? I can bring them to you
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Not a fan of needles? No problem—you can still support blood donation!
Help New Zealand Blood Service & New Zealand Red Cross donors relax, provide refreshments, and be part of a life-saving team! "Make a cuppa, hold a hand and be a friendly face for blood donors."
You can … View moreNot a fan of needles? No problem—you can still support blood donation!
Help New Zealand Blood Service & New Zealand Red Cross donors relax, provide refreshments, and be part of a life-saving team! "Make a cuppa, hold a hand and be a friendly face for blood donors."
You can register your interest by searching the role ID number (#8942) on our website by clicking the link below!
One of my favourite photos.
Top of Normandale through private land.
See the bunkers which were put there WW2 as 'chicken coups' for very large chickens. Further over is Porirua.
We have a regular Tuesday Zumba Class tonight at 6:30 pm, Treadwell Street Hall in Naenae. If you’ve never been to one of our classes before, come and try it out. Your first class is always FREE. Book here: www.stateofmotion.co.nz...
Glaucoma NZ looks forward to welcoming you to the Hutt Valley Patient Symposium, 10am on Saturday 29 th March at Whirinaki Whare Taonga, 836 Fergusson Drive, Upper Hutt Central.
Take this as your chance to learn more about glaucoma from Ophthalmologist Dr Jesse Gale Optometrist Inhae Park. Hear … View moreGlaucoma NZ looks forward to welcoming you to the Hutt Valley Patient Symposium, 10am on Saturday 29 th March at Whirinaki Whare Taonga, 836 Fergusson Drive, Upper Hutt Central.
Take this as your chance to learn more about glaucoma from Ophthalmologist Dr Jesse Gale Optometrist Inhae Park. Hear about the latest treatments and surgeries as well as glaucoma tests and glaucoma eye drops.
Morning tea and question time will follow. Register your attendance online to make sure you get a reminder notice in the lead-up to the event.
It’s almost time to celebrate the incredible volunteers who make a real difference in our community! The Mahi Aroha Awards recognise the dedication, passion and impact of those who give their time to help others.
Nominations open on March 31 – get ready to put the spotlight on the amazing … View moreIt’s almost time to celebrate the incredible volunteers who make a real difference in our community! The Mahi Aroha Awards recognise the dedication, passion and impact of those who give their time to help others.
Nominations open on March 31 – get ready to put the spotlight on the amazing individuals and teams shaping our communities through volunteering.
Stay tuned for more details, and start thinking about who you’d love to see recognized!
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