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The Long Game is a series of events, supported by Nelson City and Tasman District Councils, designed to inspire a community conversation about what an ageing demographic means for our region and for each of us individually.
There are a series of events in Nelson and Richmond covering:
- Housing … View moreThe Long Game is a series of events, supported by Nelson City and Tasman District Councils, designed to inspire a community conversation about what an ageing demographic means for our region and for each of us individually.
There are a series of events in Nelson and Richmond covering:
- Housing our ageing community (Monday 18 September )
- Staying well (Wednesday 20 September)
- Doing it differently - life and work after 50 (Friday 22 September)
- Senior Entrepreneurs (Friday 22 September)
- Our changing world - and how to prepare financially (Wednesday 27 September)
- Financial security in retirement (Wednesday 27 September)
There is more information on our website or download the programme or Phone (03) 546 0232.
Looking for some advice, i have a home theatre system but the Samsung Bluray player is in need of repair. Can anyone recommend a good repairer in the Nelson or Richmond area or recommend a suitable replacement player that would allow me to use the speaker, ipod and wireless connector for … View moreLooking for some advice, i have a home theatre system but the Samsung Bluray player is in need of repair. Can anyone recommend a good repairer in the Nelson or Richmond area or recommend a suitable replacement player that would allow me to use the speaker, ipod and wireless connector for unattached speakers, model number is HT-C5500.
The September edition of Health News is available to read in local community papers.
This month:
- Cancer Korero is coming to Golden Bay and Marlborough
- It's not too late to get your 'flu vaccine
- Let's talk about.... prostate cancer
- How 'blue' will you do?.
… View moreThe September edition of Health News is available to read in local community papers.
This month:
- Cancer Korero is coming to Golden Bay and Marlborough
- It's not too late to get your 'flu vaccine
- Let's talk about.... prostate cancer
- How 'blue' will you do?.
Health News is available to read in the Nelson & Tasman Leader (7 Sept) and the Saturday Marlborough Express (9 Sept) or view online as a pdf or ebook.
Is anyone else having trouble with prepaid and using data with Spark in past two weeks?? It seems since they announced unlimited data I can now receive none!
Some time ago I gave away my Vtech phone model:CS6227a on Neighbourly. I have just found the users manual. Would the person who now has the phone like to contact me if they would like it.
Take this fun and absolutely unscientific quiz to identify your spirit pollinator! And hopefully, you'll enjoy it as a quirky way to learn a few facts about the pollinators in your garden.
Could your household do with a spruce up? Spring is here which means it’s time to get your home into shape! It’s true we could all do with an extra pair of hands around the house, but what would you use them for? Student Job Search has 35 years of experience matching household employers with … View moreCould your household do with a spruce up? Spring is here which means it’s time to get your home into shape! It’s true we could all do with an extra pair of hands around the house, but what would you use them for? Student Job Search has 35 years of experience matching household employers with students – So what household task do you need help with? Let us know here by voting in our poll.
Preferably metal, narrow depth around 30 to 50cm with a width around 1.3 to 1.8 mtrs.
Kia Ora,
The volunteering groups from all Nelson high-schools have organised a project entitled ‘Will work for Children,’ aimed at youth in the Nelson and Tasman area.
This project is a way of helping children around the world in Syria & East Africa who do not have the same … View moreKia Ora,
The volunteering groups from all Nelson high-schools have organised a project entitled ‘Will work for Children,’ aimed at youth in the Nelson and Tasman area.
This project is a way of helping children around the world in Syria & East Africa who do not have the same opportunities that we do and are in dire need. We have teamed up with World Vision in a way that allows us to serve locally but respond globally.
The statistics of how many children live in crisis are horrendous and it's time that we act against it. - 1/14th of our global population are children living in crisis: 500 million of our young brothers and sisters are in dire need.
All we ask of you is for you to show your support!! We need jobs for students on the 9th and/or the 10th of September. The rate is usually $10-15/hour but is negotiable, and the students are happy to clean, do gardening, menial work, or anything needed! Many of them also have specialist skills, and so can work in a range of different areas. The jobs can be both large or small scale, and once the job is completed, you then donate the payment directly to World Vision. If it is not possible to organise jobs for this weekend, we can arrange for work at other times.
If you would like to help out with doing some of the jobs; then that is great too! Please reply to this post, email adamkmcurrie@gmail.com, or visit our facebook event page at www.facebook.com...
In Syria, the hardship this looks like 6 years of relentless and brutal war, leaving the children experiencing more hardship, devastation and violence than any child should have to in a thousand lifetimes. In East Africa this looks like years of drought, civil conflict and poverty leading to what could be the largest humanitarian crisis since 1945.
These children need all the money and help that they can get and so many young people from the Nelson area giving up their weekends to raise money for these children.
I look forward to hearing from you and I hope there is something that we can assist with.
Thanks for your cooperation and Nga Mihi Nui,
Adam Currie (from the Nelson Secondary Schools Volunteering)
My Mum has lost her dearly loved plate in this pattern. Does anyone have one in the back of their cupboard that they'd be happy to sell?
Have you put your bee-friendly garden on this map yet? If you've got a garden that feeds bees and pollinators, plot your address on our Plan Bee map and in a day or so, a little bee will pop up and we'll all see New Zealand becoming more bee-friendly... one garden at a time!
To read … View moreHave you put your bee-friendly garden on this map yet? If you've got a garden that feeds bees and pollinators, plot your address on our Plan Bee map and in a day or so, a little bee will pop up and we'll all see New Zealand becoming more bee-friendly... one garden at a time!
To read more about Plan Bee: bit.ly...
For 35 years Student Job Search has been providing a free employment service for students and employers, covering a whole range of jobs. We understand that sometimes there just isn't enough time in the day for all those household tasks! That's why we're here to help. We want to know … View moreFor 35 years Student Job Search has been providing a free employment service for students and employers, covering a whole range of jobs. We understand that sometimes there just isn't enough time in the day for all those household tasks! That's why we're here to help. We want to know the number one job that you would like help with at home! Vote below.
Hi neighbours. We've all seen the polls about how New Zealand feels. But what about our communities? Ahead of this month's election, this is a chance to tell our country's aspiring leaders how optimistic or pessimistic you and your neighbours are feeling about the future. And … View moreHi neighbours. We've all seen the polls about how New Zealand feels. But what about our communities? Ahead of this month's election, this is a chance to tell our country's aspiring leaders how optimistic or pessimistic you and your neighbours are feeling about the future. And it's just 10 short multi-choice questions!
Take the survey today and we'll put you in the draw to win one of two $100 Prezzy® cards.
The findings will be reported next weekend in the Sunday Star-Times and on Neighbourly.co.nz.
David Dunning is the passionate and talented rock man - he is creating headstones that are personal and made of pure NZ rock. They are very good value - this is the link to his business in Motueka www.facebook.com...
He can create very personal works of art
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