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There is a NPDC Strategic Projects Committee at the Council Chamber tomorrow Wed. 16/8/23, and they will be debating the cost of Installing Water Meter per Property.... They have already bust the Budget and so will not be able to install 100% of the Meters they Planned! They are also Months behind … View moreThere is a NPDC Strategic Projects Committee at the Council Chamber tomorrow Wed. 16/8/23, and they will be debating the cost of Installing Water Meter per Property.... They have already bust the Budget and so will not be able to install 100% of the Meters they Planned! They are also Months behind Schedule! They are also trying to 'push' you into agreeing to a Shared Meter where there is more than one Property eg Cross lease situations... Please do NOT be Bullied! They are using other Councils' data and it is not good! So stick to your principals and INSIST ON AN INDIVIDUAL WATER METER FOR YOUR USE ONLY! AND THEY CAN PAY FOR IT, SINCE WE PAY SO MUCH ALREADY, DON'T WE?? My Neighbour and I have agreed to do this, so we are ready and waiting .... All these figs. and data is on the Council Website, which they don't like us to read, do they?? Happy reading Folks! Heather Pantin-Lewis of Westown
Virtue is a 15 voice young persons' ensemble. They meet weekly on Sundays, coached by Lisa Rangi with support from the Dame Malvina Major Foundation. Their favourite genre is Musical theatre but they will also be singing popular songs from other genres. Their concert is part of the Lunchtime … View moreVirtue is a 15 voice young persons' ensemble. They meet weekly on Sundays, coached by Lisa Rangi with support from the Dame Malvina Major Foundation. Their favourite genre is Musical theatre but they will also be singing popular songs from other genres. Their concert is part of the Lunchtime concerts at the Methodist Centre (Whiteley Memorial Church), next Wednesday 20th September at 12.15pm. Entry by Koha which will go towards supporting the work of these talented young musicians.
💚🌏$10 off your initial Bowen treatment in September 🌏💚
🌿"How can something so gentle, have such a profound effect?"
🌿"I feel like my joints have had an "oil and grease"."
🌿"Actually,..... the pain is gone!"
These are just a few of… View more💚🌏$10 off your initial Bowen treatment in September 🌏💚
🌿"How can something so gentle, have such a profound effect?"
🌿"I feel like my joints have had an "oil and grease"."
🌿"Actually,..... the pain is gone!"
These are just a few of the many astonishing things my clients tell me after 3 or 4 Bowen sessions.
For a minimal investment and a very relaxing treatment, they get to experience better energy, less (or no) pain, better movement, and quicker recovery after heavy physical work.
You get $10 off your initial Bowen treatment when you book in September.
I keep the cost low, so you can come back for the follow up work, and really deal with the issues that are bothering you.
Find me on Facebook or send me a message if you want to know more, or want to book yourself your first session 💚🌏
www.eeca.govt.nz...
Homeowners are being encouraged to check their eligibility for the Government’s Warmer Kiwi Homes programme after changes to its eligibility criteria, announced the Minister of Energy and Resources Dr Megan Woods today.
“Extending the eligibility criteria will help more … View morewww.eeca.govt.nz...
Homeowners are being encouraged to check their eligibility for the Government’s Warmer Kiwi Homes programme after changes to its eligibility criteria, announced the Minister of Energy and Resources Dr Megan Woods today.
“Extending the eligibility criteria will help more homeowners and their families to enjoy comfortable homes, without feeling they need to economise on heating,” said Megan Woods.
“The changes mean up to 58,000 more lower-income homeowners will now meet the criteria so I encourage homeowners who think they, or those close to them, might benefit from this programme to check the Warmer Kiwi Homes website. People who have applied previously, may now be eligible,” Megan Wood said.
Run by EECA (the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority), it has delivered warmer, drier, healthier, and more energy-efficient homes for tens of thousands of New Zealanders since it began in 2018. Last year, the programme reached a significant milestone of having achieved over 100,000 retrofits in that time.
Grants were previously set at 80% of the cost of insulation, and up to 80% for heating, capped at $3,000 for those living in an area with a ‘Deprivation Index’ of 8, 9, or 10. Further top-ups from community organisations in some centres have made the cost of insulation even lower or no cost.
The change means insulation grants have been extended to include level 7. Further, those in levels 9 or 10 – and Community Services Card holders – will now be eligible for a grant that is 90% of the cost of an insulation retrofit.
“Increasing the grant to 90% for insulation will extend the number of potential homeowners, who may be the hardest to reach,” said Megan Woods.
“It will also allow funding from community organisations who support the programme to spread twice as far, reducing the cost to zero for many people.”
Read the full press release at the Beehive website(external link)
Find out more, and check your eligibility, at Warmer Kiwi Homes
The Institute of Registered Music Teachers' (IRMT) holds an annual music contest for music students. This year it will be held on Saturday 16th September at the Methodist Centre (Whiteley Memorial Church).
The Junior section starts at 5pm, with the Senior section starting at 7.30 pm. … View moreThe Institute of Registered Music Teachers' (IRMT) holds an annual music contest for music students. This year it will be held on Saturday 16th September at the Methodist Centre (Whiteley Memorial Church).
The Junior section starts at 5pm, with the Senior section starting at 7.30 pm. Performances will feature piano, flute, violin and vocal students.
Come along and support our up and coming students. Admission is $20 for adults and $5 for students.
With the election just over a month away, kiwis are thinking about where to put their vote. For some, individual policies don't matter too much as they'll always vote the same. And for others, their political leanings have changed over time or with each election. Will your vote be vastly … View moreWith the election just over a month away, kiwis are thinking about where to put their vote. For some, individual policies don't matter too much as they'll always vote the same. And for others, their political leanings have changed over time or with each election. Will your vote be vastly different this year?
Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
Did you know over 4,000 New Zealand men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year? In fact one in eight will get it during their lifetime.
We're proud to be supporting Paint It Blue once again in 2023 - and we'd love our neighbours to be involved too.
Simply buy any blue … View moreDid you know over 4,000 New Zealand men are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year? In fact one in eight will get it during their lifetime.
We're proud to be supporting Paint It Blue once again in 2023 - and we'd love our neighbours to be involved too.
Simply buy any blue Resene testpot 60mL between 8-21 September and Resene will donate $1 to The Prostate Cancer Foundation of New Zealand! Visit your local Resene ColorShop to find your new favourite blues.
Just received an email that Chris is trying to contact me on Neighbourly but when I clicked on link it just took me to Neighbourly site. Suggest anybody doing similar at least mention topic unless there is a way for link to take you straight to same. I have tried a couple of times to find but … View moreJust received an email that Chris is trying to contact me on Neighbourly but when I clicked on link it just took me to Neighbourly site. Suggest anybody doing similar at least mention topic unless there is a way for link to take you straight to same. I have tried a couple of times to find but without success. Regards Charles Le Breton
Kia Ora wonderful neighbours!
Have you noticed your broadband costs going up lately?
If you're a customer of one of the big providers Spark or One NZ, we'd love to hear how long have you been a loyal customer to them?
We've randomly drawn five members to win our $100 petrol vouchers. Congratulations to:
Lucy Ye of Fairview Heights
Juan Smith of Invercargill
Charlotte Hassmann-Watts of Napier
Bob Sanders of Tauranga
Crystal Williamson of Christchurch
Winners, you can claim your prize here before … View moreWe've randomly drawn five members to win our $100 petrol vouchers. Congratulations to:
Lucy Ye of Fairview Heights
Juan Smith of Invercargill
Charlotte Hassmann-Watts of Napier
Bob Sanders of Tauranga
Crystal Williamson of Christchurch
Winners, you can claim your prize here before the 19th of September. Enjoy!
If you have family who have been feeling cold in their home through winter, help may be at hand to make their home warm, dry, and healthy.
They might be eligible for Warmer Kiwi Homes, a government grant offering 80% - 90% of the cost of ceiling and underfloor insulation, and up to 80% off an … View moreIf you have family who have been feeling cold in their home through winter, help may be at hand to make their home warm, dry, and healthy.
They might be eligible for Warmer Kiwi Homes, a government grant offering 80% - 90% of the cost of ceiling and underfloor insulation, and up to 80% off an energy-efficient heater, like a heat pump.
In August, the eligibility criteria were extended so over 50,000 more homes are eligible for insulation grants. It gets better - there are lots of community organisations offering extra funding to reduce the cost further.
Go to our website to check their eligibility, today.
Last month I was saddened to see a makeshift homeless shelter near Currie St. There was no one there, just his/her things. The temperature that night dropped down to a chilly low of 2 degrees. I am sure there are more sleeping rough around the city, there were 3 outside The Warehouse Devon St entry… View moreLast month I was saddened to see a makeshift homeless shelter near Currie St. There was no one there, just his/her things. The temperature that night dropped down to a chilly low of 2 degrees. I am sure there are more sleeping rough around the city, there were 3 outside The Warehouse Devon St entry also, one was under the influence when I tried to give him some food. Just wondering if there Is an organisation or a group that helps these poor souls?
NZ House & Garden is giving your family the chance to win an iconic Heirloom Legacy Pan worth $399 thanks to Ironclad Pan Co. Each pan comes with your family name stamped on the base to make sure it’s cherished for generations to come.
To be in to WIN, … View moreNZ House & Garden is giving your family the chance to win an iconic Heirloom Legacy Pan worth $399 thanks to Ironclad Pan Co. Each pan comes with your family name stamped on the base to make sure it’s cherished for generations to come.
To be in to WIN, purchase a 1 or 2-year NZ House & Garden subscription before midnight on 17 September and you’ll automatically go in the draw. Returning subscribers can also enter by renewing at the advertised rate. T&Cs apply.
The team at NZ House & Garden.
The Val Deakin Dance Theatre (celebrating 50 years this year) is having a Garage Sale on Saturday 30 September. Proceeds to this valued non-profit trust.
If you have items to donate they would be much appreciated - call or message and we can collect. Thanks very much
Shelley 022 302 9407
… View moreThe Val Deakin Dance Theatre (celebrating 50 years this year) is having a Garage Sale on Saturday 30 September. Proceeds to this valued non-profit trust.
If you have items to donate they would be much appreciated - call or message and we can collect. Thanks very much
Shelley 022 302 9407
Davina 021 758 152
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