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Join us in celebrating one year at our new location! Head to the Mary Potter Hospice shop in Porirua this Saturday 31 August between 11 am - 2 pm and warm up with a sausage sizzle, proudly supported by the Rotary Club of Porirua.
There’s also 50% off selected departments + selected $2 clothing… View moreJoin us in celebrating one year at our new location! Head to the Mary Potter Hospice shop in Porirua this Saturday 31 August between 11 am - 2 pm and warm up with a sausage sizzle, proudly supported by the Rotary Club of Porirua.
There’s also 50% off selected departments + selected $2 clothing until Saturday 7 September as part of the winter clearance sale.
Mary Potter Hospice Shop – Porirua
21 Kenepuru Drive
Open Monday to Saturday 10 am - 4 pm
All proceeds from the Mary Potter Hospice shops go directly towards the Hospice, helping fund free care for people with life-limiting illnesses and their families or whānau.
Turning second-hand goods into first-class care. Thank you for supporting Mary Potter Hospice.
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Looking forward to celebrating our wonderful communities across the country with all of you from 27 March to 5 of April.
We are getting under way with replacing a watermain pipe in Duncan Street, Tawa. This work will take about 20 weeks from 28 August 2019 to Mid-January 2020. Hours of work will generally be 7am-6pm Monday to Friday, with some Saturdays worked if necessary. The construction work will largely be … View moreWe are getting under way with replacing a watermain pipe in Duncan Street, Tawa. This work will take about 20 weeks from 28 August 2019 to Mid-January 2020. Hours of work will generally be 7am-6pm Monday to Friday, with some Saturdays worked if necessary. The construction work will largely be undertaken within the road reserve within Duncan Street.
Traffic management is changing throughout the project and we will continue to advise each major change of traffic management.
On 28 August, southbound traffic on Duncan Street will be detoured around the worksite via Tawa Terrace to the Tawa Street roundabout (red arrow). Northbound traffic will be one-way from the Tawa Street roundabout to the Tawa Terrace intersection (green arrow).
While work areas will be fenced off, we will make sure that you have access to your property at all times. There may be occasions when the contractor needs to gain access to your property although we’ll give you at least 24 hours’ notice of this. If you have any concerns with access, you can contact our project team anytime. On-street parking in the area alongside the worksite will be restricted and so we ask you to please not park your vehicle within the coned areas.
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Hi neighbours - prisoners have expressed that they want to be able to vote in both the general election and local body elections.
They say it would help them feel human and connected to the community, with former prisoner Awatea Mita saying the voting ban is "humiliating and … View moreHi neighbours - prisoners have expressed that they want to be able to vote in both the general election and local body elections.
They say it would help them feel human and connected to the community, with former prisoner Awatea Mita saying the voting ban is "humiliating and dehumanising".
What do you think? Should prisoners be allowed to vote in the council elections? Read more here
Check out the latest work from Stuff Circuit. A must-watch for anyone seeking a better understanding of the culture that fostered the Christchurch mosque attacks. Watch now by clicking here.
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