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Currently Wellington, Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt and Porirua are under level one water restrictions. Wellington residents are now being urged to store an emergency water supply over the holiday period as the capital could face the possibility of severe water restrictions.
What you need to know:
- … View moreCurrently Wellington, Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt and Porirua are under level one water restrictions. Wellington residents are now being urged to store an emergency water supply over the holiday period as the capital could face the possibility of severe water restrictions.
What you need to know:
- Sprinklers can only be used every second day at this stage in level one restrictions.
- Wremo recommends households have an emergency supply of at least 20L of water per person, per day for seven days (140L per person). Wellington residents can buy 200L water tanks from their local councils for a discounted rate.
- Wellington Water is preparing with emergency agencies for level four restrictions, which would ban all outdoor water use and reduce indoor water use by up to 50%.
Wellington Region Emergency Management Office (Wremo) regional manager Jeremy Holmes said storing water should be a priority over the Christmas and New Year period.
"You can store water by cleaning and re-using plastic bottles, using larger water containers from hardware stores or installing a 200 litre household emergency water tank available through your local council."
He understood finding space in apartments could be a challenge, so he encouraged people to get creative and take measures such as storing containers behind the couch, under beds or in the back of cupboards.
The Age Concern office will be closing from 1pm Thursday 21st December and re-open on Monday 15th January 2024.
During this time you could have a look at some of the great stories and blogs on our website and find out about what we offer seniors in the Wellington region.
It’s that time of the year when we eat a little too much Pav, watch Love Actually for the umpteenth time then head off on holiday in search of some summer fun with friends and family. As we sign off for the year, we’d like to wish everyone a joyous holiday season filled with warmth, love and … View moreIt’s that time of the year when we eat a little too much Pav, watch Love Actually for the umpteenth time then head off on holiday in search of some summer fun with friends and family. As we sign off for the year, we’d like to wish everyone a joyous holiday season filled with warmth, love and laughter. So, from all our staff and residents, have a very happy holiday and a safe and prosperous New Year.
This recall has been updated to include additional affected batches of Lisa’s brand Chargrilled Capsicum Hummus due to the presence of an undeclared allergen tree nut (cashew). The affected product is sold at retail outlets throughout New Zealand. People with a tree nut (cashew) allergy should … View moreThis recall has been updated to include additional affected batches of Lisa’s brand Chargrilled Capsicum Hummus due to the presence of an undeclared allergen tree nut (cashew). The affected product is sold at retail outlets throughout New Zealand. People with a tree nut (cashew) allergy should not consume this product. If you are not allergic to tree nut (cashew), this recall does not affect you.
READ MORE: www.mpi.govt.nz...
Thanks to our friends at Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment and the Ministry of Primary Industries, we're bringing Neighbourly members updates on recent recalls.Click on the item to get the full details.
Lisa’s brand Hummus Chargrilled Capsicum
Value brand Lemonade
… View moreThanks to our friends at Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment and the Ministry of Primary Industries, we're bringing Neighbourly members updates on recent recalls.Click on the item to get the full details.
Lisa’s brand Hummus Chargrilled Capsicum
Value brand Lemonade
Luv a Pie Butter Chicken pie
Clonbern Kitchen Truffle & Parmesan Beef Sausages
Magnetic Ball fidget toy
Oversized Kids Hoodie blanket
Tegel Chicken Sausages
New World NZ prime beef mince
Mr Beast Milk Chocolate Bar
The Original Paprika & Onion Kumara chips
Electric oil burner
This information is designed to help keep your home, family and friends safe.
Christmas is just around the corner and for most kiwis this means preparing our homes to host a nice warm meal, but for some this can be a really hard time of the year.
Filled with food essentials and Christmas treats, a Christmas Box is a much-needed addition to the table and also a … View moreChristmas is just around the corner and for most kiwis this means preparing our homes to host a nice warm meal, but for some this can be a really hard time of the year.
Filled with food essentials and Christmas treats, a Christmas Box is a much-needed addition to the table and also a much-needed reminder that people care. This year we will deliver 45,000 boxes to those in need but we need your help!
Help us bring hope to the table for those struggling by donating a Christmas Box for just $40 at christmasbox.co.nz.
Come on down to the Mahara Place mid-week CHRISTMAS MARKET which is on TODAY (Tuesday) from 9.30am until midday near the new library in Waikanae. Bring the kids down as SANTA is visiting around 10am. Some great Christmas gift ideas available!!
Fresh Fruit & Veg, Plants, Seedlings and Fresh … View moreCome on down to the Mahara Place mid-week CHRISTMAS MARKET which is on TODAY (Tuesday) from 9.30am until midday near the new library in Waikanae. Bring the kids down as SANTA is visiting around 10am. Some great Christmas gift ideas available!!
Fresh Fruit & Veg, Plants, Seedlings and Fresh Flowers, Olive Oil, Locally grown Avocados, Freshly picked Blueberries, Sewing Crafts, Prenzel Products, The Rawleigh's Man, Records, Books and lots lots more. Grab a coffee, lunch, visit the market and support the local shops. See you there...SUPPORT LOCAL!!
Christmas time is a chance for many to unwind and recharge for the year ahead. 🎄
With all the holiday activities, social gatherings, travelling and lazing about, it is still important o make sure you are looking after your spine and nerve system! 🧠⚡️
If you’re keen to stay healthy … View moreChristmas time is a chance for many to unwind and recharge for the year ahead. 🎄
With all the holiday activities, social gatherings, travelling and lazing about, it is still important o make sure you are looking after your spine and nerve system! 🧠⚡️
If you’re keen to stay healthy this festive period, head over to our latest blog for tips and advice 🎅
Grocer is an app that was featured on RNZ this morning. It is for keeping track of prices in the supermarket and making sure you are getting the best price.
RNZ - www.rnz.co.nz...
Grocer App - grocer.nz...
Get into the festive spirit with homemade gifts crafted by your little ones!
Our list of the top 5 DIY gifts for kids is here to spark their creativity and spread joy. Check it out now!
Struggling to find the perfect small Christmas present? For just $15 each, you can buy Heart Foundation Lottery tickets for family, friends or even good neighbours. Not only will they have the chance to win a stunning Jennian home in Clarks Beach, Auckland, but you are also supporting the … View moreStruggling to find the perfect small Christmas present? For just $15 each, you can buy Heart Foundation Lottery tickets for family, friends or even good neighbours. Not only will they have the chance to win a stunning Jennian home in Clarks Beach, Auckland, but you are also supporting the life-saving work of the Heart Foundation.
The plight with deteriorating tap water and sewerage pipes in the Wellington region and the costs passed on in local taxes to ratepayers is a timely situation for local councils to be forced to reconsider what they are suppose to provide their residents.
In Upper Hutt, the council has gone ahead… View moreThe plight with deteriorating tap water and sewerage pipes in the Wellington region and the costs passed on in local taxes to ratepayers is a timely situation for local councils to be forced to reconsider what they are suppose to provide their residents.
In Upper Hutt, the council has gone ahead a forked out millions to upgrade its public swimming pool. The council seems bent on doing something similar to its central library.
I would say that rather than do this or even develop an elaborate swimming pool in the first instant, the UH Council should adhere to being providers of the basics to its residents - clean tap water, sewerage disposal, street lighting, pavements, roading and keeping its parks and reserves in order.
Of all these things mentioned as the basics - there is a falling and a failure in Upper Hutt, and this (apart from parks and reserves) is also occurring in Wellington, Porirua and Lower Hutt.
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