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Today's a great day to go shopping in Tawa:
- The Pop Up Market is on in the New World atrium - so many awesome things to buy at the stalls there, all local creators.
- Nicola Harwood Goldsmith and Joel Alcorn Jewellery create incredible jewellery, greenstone and art.
- Healing Light Crystals … View moreToday's a great day to go shopping in Tawa:
- The Pop Up Market is on in the New World atrium - so many awesome things to buy at the stalls there, all local creators.
- Nicola Harwood Goldsmith and Joel Alcorn Jewellery create incredible jewellery, greenstone and art.
- Healing Light Crystals featuring the amazing Donna and her fabulous selection of all things for the soul
- Cafe Addict is right there when you need a break - Krisna makes great coffee and they are lovely people!
- And SoulyNZ is open for a wide range of NZ Made or designed products, a bit of something for everyone.
Come on down to the plaza in Tawa, between 10am and 2pm and support all these local creators and retailers - we really appreciate it when you shop local and support us and the people we support in our stores.
Voices in the Wind, Porirua's own choir, present their end of year concerts, featuring a selection of beautiful works by Italian masters through the ages, from Monteverdi to Verdi and Rossini, culminating in the timeless Magnificat by Durante. Not just classical pieces, but timeless Italian … View moreVoices in the Wind, Porirua's own choir, present their end of year concerts, featuring a selection of beautiful works by Italian masters through the ages, from Monteverdi to Verdi and Rossini, culminating in the timeless Magnificat by Durante. Not just classical pieces, but timeless Italian Christmas works as well! These concerts will be presented twice – the first on Friday evening 4 December at 7:30 pm in Khandallah (St Barnabas Church), and then again on Sunday 6 December at 3:00 pm in Raumati Beach (Kapiti Uniting Church). These concerts have been a long time coming - because of the pandemic we have been practicing much of this music for 10 months now! Adults $20, Unwaged $15, children under 12 free. Tickets available at door.
Hi Neighbours,
My wife and I have just done some DIY carpet laying, and we have some stuffs left which might be good for someone when you don't need to buy a roll or a box for just laying a room or two.
Here it is:
Underlay 10mm: 1.83m x 1.5m and 1.83m x 4.5m
Carpet Tack Strip (for wood … View moreHi Neighbours,
My wife and I have just done some DIY carpet laying, and we have some stuffs left which might be good for someone when you don't need to buy a roll or a box for just laying a room or two.
Here it is:
Underlay 10mm: 1.83m x 1.5m and 1.83m x 4.5m
Carpet Tack Strip (for wood floor): about 35pcs
Pick up Tawa. Thanks.
Kyle (0204477799)
Age Concern Wellington is looking for volunteers in Miramar, Wainuiomata, and Porirua. If you have a heart for seniors and a little spare time, please email ea@acwellington.org.nz. Thanks!
Porirua-based police will soon be moving into new premises situated at 19 Heriot Drive Porirua.
Kapiti Mana
Area Commander Inspector Tracey Thompson said the
old Hagley Street station has served the community well since the 1960s, but it is time for a modern station which enables a better service… View morePorirua-based police will soon be moving into new premises situated at 19 Heriot Drive Porirua.
Kapiti Mana
Area Commander Inspector Tracey Thompson said the
old Hagley Street station has served the community well since the 1960s, but it is time for a modern station which enables a better service to be delivered to our local community.
Staff will move into the new hub over the weekend of 6 December 4 to 6.
The Porirua Police Hub will be operational from Monday 7 December 2020.
From next Saturday December 5 to Sunday 6 December, the front counter (at the old station) will be closed to members of the public for walk-in reports until Monday morning (at the new station).
Aside from the closure of the old station, there will be no noticeable change to local police service levels while the move takes place. Frontline staff will still be responding to emergency calls, conducting reassurance patrols and business as usual.
Ahead of the relocation, a blessing ceremony of the new site will take place next Thursday December 3 with Ngāti Toa Rangatira Iwi and local police.
Hi Neighbourly folk, you will all know who is in the photo but where and when was this picture taken?
After a challenging year it’s time to celebrate, and Porirua City has just the event to get people in the Christmas spirit.
Christmas in the City will be held at Te Rauparaha Park on Saturday 5 December, from 12–4pm, with a wonderland of lights, fun and a sprinkle of Santa’s magic.
… View moreAfter a challenging year it’s time to celebrate, and Porirua City has just the event to get people in the Christmas spirit.
Christmas in the City will be held at Te Rauparaha Park on Saturday 5 December, from 12–4pm, with a wonderland of lights, fun and a sprinkle of Santa’s magic.
Date: 5 December
Time: 12–4pm
Venue: Te Rauparaha Park, Porirua.
Entry and all activities are free.
Activities will include bouncy castles, arts and crafts, a photo booth, bubbles, mini cars, face painting, a free sausage sizzle, snow cones
and more.
There will be fun Christmas games like tree decorating, Christmas wrapping race, stocking guessing game and the bauble and spoon race – check out our website for the games timetable and more information.
Of course, Christmas is not Christmas without a visit from Santa! We have it on good authority that Santa will make a stopover from the North Pole to visit our tamariki.
You can get a selfie with Santa or post him a letter in our special mailbox.
So grab your sunhats, put on sunblock and set out on your bike, scooter, own two feet, catch a bus or train or take advantage of our free weekend parking.
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Visit: poriruacity.govt.nz Call: (04) 237 5089
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Hello - I am collecting the Special Edition of Maccona Coffee Jars and I am missing 2 of them to complete a set -
#1='Don't Quit Your Daydream' and -
#2=Stop Waiting for the Perfect Moment-It's Now'.
Is there anyone out there that has these jars and is not collecting them … View moreHello - I am collecting the Special Edition of Maccona Coffee Jars and I am missing 2 of them to complete a set -
#1='Don't Quit Your Daydream' and -
#2=Stop Waiting for the Perfect Moment-It's Now'.
Is there anyone out there that has these jars and is not collecting them I'll come to pick them up or pay for courier costs - Cheers, Marianne
One of our shop's artists hand-paints individual letters, you decide the theme. For young and old.
What's that lovely fragrance - soya based candles, lily of the valley, wild honeysuckle, peonies, freesias and many more.
Looking for a special plant: string of pearls, banana's, … View moreOne of our shop's artists hand-paints individual letters, you decide the theme. For young and old.
What's that lovely fragrance - soya based candles, lily of the valley, wild honeysuckle, peonies, freesias and many more.
Looking for a special plant: string of pearls, banana's, dolphins, heaps to choose from.
⚠ BURST WATERMAIN, POTTS LANE, TITAHI BAY - UPDATE 4.20pm ⚠
The team has completed the repair and service has been restored to all customers. There will still be some activity on site whilst we complete the backfill and temporary reinstatement of the site.
Customers should be advised to run … View more⚠ BURST WATERMAIN, POTTS LANE, TITAHI BAY - UPDATE 4.20pm ⚠
The team has completed the repair and service has been restored to all customers. There will still be some activity on site whilst we complete the backfill and temporary reinstatement of the site.
Customers should be advised to run a cold tap until air pockets and cloudy water have cleared before using hot taps, dishwashers and washing machines.
No further updates will be provided.
⚠ BURST WATERMAIN, POTTS LANE, TITAHI BAY - UPDATE 11:40AM ⚠
A hydro-evacuation truck is clearing all of the sumps to ensure no possibility of silt getting into the stormwater system.
The water tanker is at the Mariner Hotel, extra water is also available on site if required.
Water is expected to be restored to the area by 4:00pm.
⚠ BURST WATERMAIN, POTTS LANE, TITAHI BAY - UPDATE 10:12AM ⚠
The burst has been isolated and water is off for Potts Lane only.
A bulk water tanker will be on site for water supply to the Mariner Hotel within 30 minutes.
⚠BURST WATERMAIN, POTTS LANE, TITAHI BAY - 9:30AM⚠
Water is off at Potts Lane, Titahi Bay due to a watermain burst at 9:30am this morning. Crews are responding now, assessing the requirements for the repair.
This may cause low water pressure in the surrounding area.
Measures have been put in place to alleviate any silt transfer into the harbour.
Every year at about this time, Claire Turner and Gabrielle Ralph start preparing to fill hundreds of families’ cupboards at a time when they need it most.
Working with local primary schools, the pair put together hundreds of $150 food hampers for families across Hutt Valley, Porirua and Tawa in … View moreEvery year at about this time, Claire Turner and Gabrielle Ralph start preparing to fill hundreds of families’ cupboards at a time when they need it most.
Working with local primary schools, the pair put together hundreds of $150 food hampers for families across Hutt Valley, Porirua and Tawa in the lead-up to Christmas.
But this year, their efforts – through their charity, Nourish – are needed more than ever.
This year the charity has demand for 1000 hampers, at a cost of $135,000. It is double last year’s output, a reflection of the increased pressure families are under as a result of Covid-19, the pair explain.
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My name is Rachael and I have a passion for everything kids. I am about to graduate from NZMA with Early Childhood Education Level 4. I have previous experience with looking after kids from the ages of 12 months to 11 years old and I have a current first aid certificate. I have been employed for 6 … View moreMy name is Rachael and I have a passion for everything kids. I am about to graduate from NZMA with Early Childhood Education Level 4. I have previous experience with looking after kids from the ages of 12 months to 11 years old and I have a current first aid certificate. I have been employed for 6 months or longer permanently but unfortunately this job is coming to an end at the end of year. I will be available every day full time except for Monday’s at this stage from early December. (After school term ends) I am also available during the school holidays and I am open to causal babysitting as well. I don’t have a set rate, just depends on job and responsibilities so rate is negotiable.
I can provide references 😊
I hope to hear from you soon.....
Some things about me…
I am great at following routines. I have also done respite care for 2 years and have worked with kids with severe asthma and epilepsy. I love arts and crafts, long/short walks, reading, playing at playgrounds and music. I have completed NCEA level 1, NCEA level 2 and have started Level 4 ECE certificate so I can also help with homework and I am almost fluent in Te Reo Māori.
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