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Stuff is doing a story on little free libraries. Nationwide they can be found in everything from fridges to bus stops and little red cupboards.
Please send a picture and short description of your library. Do not forget to tell us where it is.
nicholas.boyack@stuff.co.nz
River-stone markers are the perfect way to identify your freshly planted seeds and seedlings, while adding a decorative touch to your vegetable garden. Use a range of Resene testpot colours to suit the produce you have growing.
Find out how to create your own.
January marks the start of a major upgrade of the Paraparaumu stormwater network. We’re installing a larger stormwater pipe in stages from Iver Trask Place to part way along Amohia Street. This is part of our plan to reduce flooding in the Amohia and Ruahine street catchment areas, and help … View moreJanuary marks the start of a major upgrade of the Paraparaumu stormwater network. We’re installing a larger stormwater pipe in stages from Iver Trask Place to part way along Amohia Street. This is part of our plan to reduce flooding in the Amohia and Ruahine street catchment areas, and help prepare our district to live with more water due to climate change.
Beginning in Iver Trask Place, work will progress from the Wharemaukū Stream outfall to Rimu Road, then along towards Kāpiti Road and Amohia Street.
Traffic management will be in place around the work area. For more information, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
A new year is like a blank book, and the pen is in your hands. Be inspired! Join our new group and capture your memories, career story, or your family history in a supportive, fun environment. All you need is an open mind, a pen, and a notebook. Everything else is provided including morning tea.… View moreA new year is like a blank book, and the pen is in your hands. Be inspired! Join our new group and capture your memories, career story, or your family history in a supportive, fun environment. All you need is an open mind, a pen, and a notebook. Everything else is provided including morning tea.
• Commencing on Saturday 28th Jan (last workshop is on 25 Feb)
• Time: 10.30-1pm
• Cost: $20 per workshop (or $99 for the series of 5 workshops)
• Where: Paraparaumu Library meeting room
• Facilitator: Angela Robertson - Author, Speaker, Facilitator.
These workshops are very popular - Registrations are essential. Call Angela on 027 633 2821, or email Kiaora@angelarobertson.nz
As pictured. Back has some rips in it, but still hangs onto the frame.
Collect from Paraparaumu.
Start the new year with a nourishing Antipodes’ night cream moisturiser. Subscribe to NZ House & Garden for 1 or 2 years and receive a FREE Antipodes Culture Probiotic Night Recovery Water Cream worth $68. You’ll have until 22 January to take up this fantastic deal.
Antipodes is New … View moreStart the new year with a nourishing Antipodes’ night cream moisturiser. Subscribe to NZ House & Garden for 1 or 2 years and receive a FREE Antipodes Culture Probiotic Night Recovery Water Cream worth $68. You’ll have until 22 January to take up this fantastic deal.
Antipodes is New Zealand’s Scientific Green Beauty brand, enhancing global beauty rituals with plant-powered, results-driven skincare featuring the world’s purest ingredients. To take part in this offer use the code ANTIPODES at checkout.
The team at Stuff and NZ House & Garden
We're in for a great summer Kāpiti, which means our beaches will be busy.
Remember, driving on the beach is restricted to a few areas and for things like launching and retrieving boats. It's not a motorway out there, so please stick to the speed restrictions, and leave the motorbike … View moreWe're in for a great summer Kāpiti, which means our beaches will be busy.
Remember, driving on the beach is restricted to a few areas and for things like launching and retrieving boats. It's not a motorway out there, so please stick to the speed restrictions, and leave the motorbike at home!
It's important we all stick to the rules so everyone stays safe. Council staff have been out and about this summer to chat with beachgoers and, where necessary, issue tickets to drivers parked where they shouldn't be.
There's loads of information about our beaches and how to access them without a car – including the nearly 100 pedestrian access ways along the coast – on our website.
Visit kapiticoast.govt.nz/beaches to find out more.
Did you know about our free mobile app Antenno? It sends you Council-related notifications about the places and things you care about – like major water outages, roadworks, closures, Council events, and more.
To learn more about Antenno and download the app, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
As pictured. Heaps of play-doh, plastacine and related toys.
Collect from Paraparaumu.
Kauri Creek Gardens is recalling a specific batch of its Kauri Creek Coriander & Lime Dressing (200 ml) as the product may contain foreign matter (plastic). Affected products should not be consumed.
READ MORE: www.mpi.govt.nz...
Light oak coloured bookcases. corner and matching wall bookcase $70 for the two
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE❣...Bit of a long shot here ...I noticed a beautiful, unusual looking orchid for sale here this week, suspect it has probably sold?
Would love to purchase a bulb if anyone still has it?
Couldn't reply at the time I saw it, but wish I had 🙄 ...thanks Michelle
Water quality in Kāpiti's rivers and at our beaches is generally pretty good over summer, but there’s a few things to think about before you jump in.
– wait 2–3 days after rain before swimming, and avoid river mouths and stormwater outlets on our beaches
– keep an eye out for … View moreWater quality in Kāpiti's rivers and at our beaches is generally pretty good over summer, but there’s a few things to think about before you jump in.
– wait 2–3 days after rain before swimming, and avoid river mouths and stormwater outlets on our beaches
– keep an eye out for toxic algae during summer, dogs are particularly at risk while scavenging at the river’s edge.
And make sure you do summer right by checking if your favourite swimming spots are safe for swimming 👉🏼 www.lawa.org.nz...
For more ways to keep safe in Kāpiti this summer, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
#KapitiSummer
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