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Come along to the QEP Treasure Hunt and navigate Queen Elizabeth Park's landscapes, cracking codes, and conquering challenges with whānau and friends.
"What I have harvested from that greenhouse this year, that’s the cleanest crop I have ever grown. No whitefly at all. It’s pretty exciting,” says Anthony Tringham, who grows heirloom tomatoes commercially under the brand Curious Croppers, in Clevedon, Auckland
Hi Neighbours,
My partner and I are a skilled gardening/handyman team if anyone has anything they need help with one-off or on-going please feel free to get in touch while we have a quiet period to fill 🙂
0220923020
Thanks, Aimee.
The door latch has broken so dishwasher will not work unless something has been pushed against door. Otherwise, it does go. Would suit someone with knowledge to fix door.
Will need to help us take it out of it's current location (under bench)
Pick up is Waikanae Beach
021 1243418
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Massive garage sale. Three households. Designer clothes, books, brick a brac, craft, lots of quality toys, accessories, kitchen things, decor, plants. This Saturday 9 am - 12 noon
Address: 7 Belford Court. Paraparaumu
Tomorrow is the day for Movies in the Park! Come celebrate the start of Parks Week with us at Waikanae Park and enjoy a fun whānau night out!
Our teams have been keeping an eye on the weather and are hopeful any showers will hold off. Come prepared with a rain jacket, snuggly blanket and snack… View moreTomorrow is the day for Movies in the Park! Come celebrate the start of Parks Week with us at Waikanae Park and enjoy a fun whānau night out!
Our teams have been keeping an eye on the weather and are hopeful any showers will hold off. Come prepared with a rain jacket, snuggly blanket and snack money to support our local sports teams' fundraising on the night. Our Waka Kori play trailer will be available for the tamariki to have fun from 4pm and between the movies.
Movies in the Park, Waikanae Park, 2 March
💙 5pm – Despicable Me
✈️ 7.10pm – Top Gun Maverick
This event is a safe space and whānau friendly event for all, and will be supported by our local Community Patrol and friendly Police teams. This Council event is proudly supported by Voyle & Co Realty and Zeal.
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February in Kāpiti, along with the rest of western central New Zealand, saw a return to the cool, cloudy and windy conditions of December, more like what we might expect in autumn. Except for January it wasn’t the greatest summer, but it was dry.
Our daily average maximum temperature of 22.6C… View moreFebruary in Kāpiti, along with the rest of western central New Zealand, saw a return to the cool, cloudy and windy conditions of December, more like what we might expect in autumn. Except for January it wasn’t the greatest summer, but it was dry.
Our daily average maximum temperature of 22.6C was almost a degree cooler than average, and a degree cooler than February 2023. But for much of the month it was actually the coolest February recorded in over a decade. Despite lower temperatures we still reached 20C every day; the warmest being Wednesday 22 with 27.7C.
As usual for time of year, and especially this El Nino summer, east coast Blenheim and Masterton had the highest average maximums in central New Zealand, however, Kāpiti’s overall mean temperature of 18.4C was the highest in central New Zealand,
February had the equivalent of 17 sunny days, two fewer than average, with the longest spell of sunshine occurring in the third week, despite rain being forecast.
Total rainfall of 33mm recorded at the airport was half the longtime average, again reflecting the low precipitation of recent months. Yesterday’s rain (March 4) amounting to just under 30mm will go some way in relieving recent months’ deficits.
This recall has been updated to include Gluten Freedom brand Everything Sourdough Bagels (400g) with best before dates from 25-12-2023 up to and including 05-03-2024 as the product may contain foreign matter (plastic). Affected product should not be consumed. If you have consumed any of this … View moreThis recall has been updated to include Gluten Freedom brand Everything Sourdough Bagels (400g) with best before dates from 25-12-2023 up to and including 05-03-2024 as the product may contain foreign matter (plastic). Affected product should not be consumed. If you have consumed any of this product and have any concerns about your health, seek medical advice.
READ MORE: www.mpi.govt.nz...
Hi there,
Does anyone know where we can take the older style TVs?
I know Otaihanga tip takes them but at $25 a set (we have 4)
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