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We provide professional gardening services to the New Plymouth area. If you need a hand with regular garden maintenance, one off … View moreHi Neighbours!
Thank you all so much for your support 🌱
It has been wonderful being out in the community helping to spruce up your slices of Taradise 🗻
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Growing well, ready for planting into a bigger pot or directly in the ground.
Fig Candy is a heavy producer of green/yellow fruit with deep red flesh, rich and sugary. Candy has medium-sized bell-shaped fruit, which is ready for harvesting when the ripest fruit starts to fall (April).
Comes … View moreGrowing well, ready for planting into a bigger pot or directly in the ground.
Fig Candy is a heavy producer of green/yellow fruit with deep red flesh, rich and sugary. Candy has medium-sized bell-shaped fruit, which is ready for harvesting when the ripest fruit starts to fall (April).
Comes with a free self-sown Alpine Strawberry plant 😆
The last lunchtime concert of 26 of this winter's series features a well known duo of Janet Muggeridge (Vocal) and Ross Halliday (Vocal & Guitar). Janet and Ross combined forces several years ago to play at the Taranaki farmers' market every Sunday morning as well as playing at cafes,… View moreThe last lunchtime concert of 26 of this winter's series features a well known duo of Janet Muggeridge (Vocal) and Ross Halliday (Vocal & Guitar). Janet and Ross combined forces several years ago to play at the Taranaki farmers' market every Sunday morning as well as playing at cafes, parties and weddings. They perform a delightfully eclectic range of songs including originals, folk, americana and kiwi numbers. The songs feature Ross's beautiful fluid electric guitar and Janet's rich vocals. The concert is at the Methodist Centre (Whiteley Memorial Church), Wednesday 18th October at 12.15pm.
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The three model variants cover five or seven-seat layouts, front or all-wheel drive, and a choice of a 1.5-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, or a hybrid combining a 2.0-litre non-turbo four-cylinder petrol engine and two electric motors.
The growth spurt makes the CR-V one of the … View moreThe three model variants cover five or seven-seat layouts, front or all-wheel drive, and a choice of a 1.5-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, or a hybrid combining a 2.0-litre non-turbo four-cylinder petrol engine and two electric motors.
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October 14th is the last day for voting in the General Election 2023. And while there are some policies that are nice to have, there are other issues that are imperative to us. Where do your priorities lie this election? From the options below, choose what is swaying your vote the most.
Type … View moreOctober 14th is the last day for voting in the General Election 2023. And while there are some policies that are nice to have, there are other issues that are imperative to us. Where do your priorities lie this election? From the options below, choose what is swaying your vote the most.
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Ryman Healthcare is proud to champion the women's game like never before. We are committed to supporting initiatives that empower women and celebrate their achievements, showcased through our official partnership with the Black Ferns and Black Ferns Sevens.
Our partnership brings a host of … View moreRyman Healthcare is proud to champion the women's game like never before. We are committed to supporting initiatives that empower women and celebrate their achievements, showcased through our official partnership with the Black Ferns and Black Ferns Sevens.
Our partnership brings a host of benefits that contribute to the growth and development of women's rugby. Together, we aim to inspire the next generation of players and foster a vibrant community around the sport. Click here to learn more.
The 'Daily News' reported on Wednesday 5 October 2023 that work was hopefully going to start soon on our (stone) Cathedral. I thought we could re-start the Neighbourly conversation of a few week's ago, re: where has all the Money Raised from the Community Fundraising gone? The paper … View moreThe 'Daily News' reported on Wednesday 5 October 2023 that work was hopefully going to start soon on our (stone) Cathedral. I thought we could re-start the Neighbourly conversation of a few week's ago, re: where has all the Money Raised from the Community Fundraising gone? The paper recorded that all the building work so far (on the Vicarage and the Brown Building next to it) amounted to $20 million! And the $5m from the Provisional Growth Fund would have gone into the mix for that too! As I believe all the Money has now been spent! I am most concerned that all the Funds given so Generously by the Public, by Philanthropists, by Businesses, by those with Tangible Connections to the Cathedral (eg having been Married there) were taken under false pretences! Over the past 6-7 years many of us were asked to Give what we could afford, towards the Restoration of the Cathedral - I remember it well - 2 ladies would go around all the various Groups in Taranaki and give a Speech asking for Financial help, showing the Plans etc. of How the Repairs to the Cathedral would be staged and how it would look in the Future! These Presentations did the job, and much Funds were Raised over several years! The City/Region were kept informed and we were all excited that soon, our Cathedral would once more be Open for Business? However, since approx. 2018, we've heard Nothing! And seen Nothing! What happened? Who was in Charge? Unless you were a 'Regular at the Interim Cathedral', we heard Nothing! But since many of the Funds came from Others 'Outside of the Church', they deserved to be kept Up to Date as well as everyone else. It is only this week (in 2023) that we have learnt Anything about the Progress of our Cathedral. Why? And why has so much of the Money Raised been Used for these other Projects (Vicarage and Brown Building) without the Approval or at least the knowledge of the People who thought they were Paying for the Cathedral itself NOT for other bits and pieces.....
What do you all think?
Hello Neighbours! We all understand bills are piling up for everyone.
What's been hitting your wallet the hardest lately, making you cringe every time you pay for it?
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