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** HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEKEND'S PROGRAMME SCHEDULE ON Coast Access Radio 104.7FM **
* Friday 4 - 6pm: "Drive Live" - with Tanya Ellis...
* Fri 7pm: "The Groove Yard" - The fifth week of James Eaton's new show.....
* Saturday 8.30am: "Ratbag's Racing … View more** HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEKEND'S PROGRAMME SCHEDULE ON Coast Access Radio 104.7FM **
* Friday 4 - 6pm: "Drive Live" - with Tanya Ellis...
* Fri 7pm: "The Groove Yard" - The fifth week of James Eaton's new show.....
* Saturday 8.30am: "Ratbag's Racing Show" - A repeat of yesterday's chat between Nigel Hopkins and Chris Craddock, on their picks for this weekend's horse races at Whanganui (first aired live Friday at 10.30am).
* Sat 9am: "Conversations" - Nigel Hopkins talks with two interesting people this week: Award winning horticulturalist Gus Evans and also to Charlotte Tollervey about 'Top Shop'.
* Sat 10am: "Blues Train" - Ryan Gatling's turn this week - so tune in for an hour of bluesy jazz!
* Sat/Sun/Mon NZ Retro weekly top 40 - with Rob Walker. This weekend: Music from 1978.
* Sunday 7am: "Suzy & Friends" - Suzy Cato is your Sunday morning friend here on C.A.R.....
* Sun 4pm: "Kapiti GAY" - Tony Reed talks with Maddie Drew - Former Green MP.
* Sun 8.30pm: "World Maritime Memories" - Wallace Trickett is back with sea-faring facts and tales.
* Monday 10.30am: "Political Point of View" - Graham Priest catches up with Green MP Jan Logie (pictured).
*Mon 7pm: "HOT Topic" - Pete G talks with Sabry Macher and they're talking about Avatars....and how Pete G became one...
Have a great weekend!
Saturday 30th April. 10am-2pm
Business, social and casual woman’s clothing.
Larger sizes. All in good condition. Many with overseas labels.
The majority $5- $30, a much smaller batch $40-$45 a few more where the original price was $250-$350 are a bit more expensive. There are six rails of … View moreSaturday 30th April. 10am-2pm
Business, social and casual woman’s clothing.
Larger sizes. All in good condition. Many with overseas labels.
The majority $5- $30, a much smaller batch $40-$45 a few more where the original price was $250-$350 are a bit more expensive. There are six rails of clothing. More than showing in the photo above. (This is a stock photo - not a photo of mine!).
1/2 dozen tops are a 16/M. a few more of 18/L. Most are 20-22 XL-XXL.
Please wear masks. Thank you. /L
And Please bring your own bag. Thank you.
That means you’ve got the weekend to finalise your feedback and we’d love to hear from you. We have to make this plan change because of central government direction to enable more higher density housing as one way of addressing the housing shortage.
Intensification is proposed across … View moreThat means you’ve got the weekend to finalise your feedback and we’d love to hear from you. We have to make this plan change because of central government direction to enable more higher density housing as one way of addressing the housing shortage.
Intensification is proposed across residential zones (up to 3 dwellings of up to 3 storeys). Taller buildings would be enabled around our train stations south of the Ōtaki River, and in and around our centres. Read more about the centres-based approach on pp.9-11 of draft plan change 2. This is in line with both the national direction and our new growth strategy Te tupu pai. Here's some key things you need to know for Ōtaki:
1. For our town centres, which includes Ōtaki Main Street and Ōtaki Railway, the draft plan change proposes enabling up to 6 storeys inside those zones, and up to 4 storeys within a 400m walkable catchment of the edge of those zones.
2. “Qualifying matters” may limit the heights or densities possible on particular sites. This is explained on pp.11-12 of draft plan change 2.
3. “Special character” is not a qualifying matter so the draft plan change would remove the existing rules that restrict development density in these areas. This means their character is likely to change over time. However, we’re proposing a ‘managed change’ approach. This means where future development in these areas will require a resource consent, the notable characteristics of these areas will be considered. Read more about this on p.14 of draft plan change 2.
To find out more and have your say, go to Draft plan change 2 - Kāpiti Coast District Council (kapiticoast.govt.nz) on our website. Feedback on this ‘draft’ plan change closes at 5pm on Monday 2 May 2022, but you will have a further opportunity to have your say when we publicly notify the ‘proposed’ plan change in the middle of the year.
Benedikt Imports Pty Ltd is recalling all batches, all dates, all packaging, or size and all flavour variations of Elite branded confectionery products, including Elite chocolate, Elite cakes, Elite wafers, Energy grain snacks, Energy chocolate rice cakes, gum, and toffee candies due to the … View moreBenedikt Imports Pty Ltd is recalling all batches, all dates, all packaging, or size and all flavour variations of Elite branded confectionery products, including Elite chocolate, Elite cakes, Elite wafers, Energy grain snacks, Energy chocolate rice cakes, gum, and toffee candies due to the possible presence of Salmonella. Affected products should not be consumed. There have been cases of illnesses in Israel reportedly linked to Elite brand confectionery products, manufactured by Elite-Strauss Group, Israel. There have been no confirmed cases of illnesses in New Zealand, however if you have consumed any of these products and have any concerns about your health, seek medical advice.
READ MORE: www.mpi.govt.nz...
Come to Cameo, Mahara Place, Monday 2nd May 1030-noon if you are having trouble with computers, iPads or phones and volunteers from the library, SeniorNet, Citizens Advice Bureau and Cameo can help you!!
Tell your friends if you know they are struggling -
And if you yourself are a real whizz … View moreCome to Cameo, Mahara Place, Monday 2nd May 1030-noon if you are having trouble with computers, iPads or phones and volunteers from the library, SeniorNet, Citizens Advice Bureau and Cameo can help you!!
Tell your friends if you know they are struggling -
And if you yourself are a real whizz on any of these devices, please let us know and come along and be one of the volunteers - people are being forced into using technology whether they want to or not as government departments and banks make it harder to operate any other way, so we need more of you if we can! 😊😊😊
Turn scrap building materials into a fun and practical piece for the home. Use timber offcuts and some creativity to make a rustic house number sign with Resene Alabaster and Resene Woodsman Crowshead.
Find out how to create your own.
This week we feature two pics from Simon Woolf.
"A short trip on Transmission Gully out to the Waikanae Estuary is always a great place to observe and photograph the local birdlife. I was pretty rapt with our Caspian tern and white faced heron experience in particular. Both were in hunting … View moreThis week we feature two pics from Simon Woolf.
"A short trip on Transmission Gully out to the Waikanae Estuary is always a great place to observe and photograph the local birdlife. I was pretty rapt with our Caspian tern and white faced heron experience in particular. Both were in hunting mode, and as you can see both met with success too!"
Hi just wondering if anyone has a worm farm that they no longer want and would like to sell. Thanks Natasha
We are looking at upscaling our factory production over the coming weeks and are looking for extra staff to assist. We require the services of at least two motivated persons that can work well in a team environment. Are reliable and are physical fit and can follow instructions as required. Some … View moreWe are looking at upscaling our factory production over the coming weeks and are looking for extra staff to assist. We require the services of at least two motivated persons that can work well in a team environment. Are reliable and are physical fit and can follow instructions as required. Some building knowledge would be useful but not essential.
Hours are casual to start with and if the suitable candidates work out a more pernament contract and hours may be offered.
If this is you or if you know someone that might fit the bill. Give us a call. Or call in and discuss this opportunity with us. We can show you around the factory and see what its all about.
I just cant believe that there isn't anyone out there that would not like a steady job with good pay. If you are on that couch get your butt off and get yourselves motivated. This could be the turning point in your lives.
Please contact Glen or Trevor at Steel-it Framing on 04 9029194
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