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The womens centre is offering macrame lessons on Thursday mornings between 10am and 12 noon. This is for beginners starting on small projects such as a keyring, wristlet and plant hanger before moving to a project of your choice. The cost is $50. If you would like to register please click this link… View moreThe womens centre is offering macrame lessons on Thursday mornings between 10am and 12 noon. This is for beginners starting on small projects such as a keyring, wristlet and plant hanger before moving to a project of your choice. The cost is $50. If you would like to register please click this link forms.gle...
Supporters say it will bring more people and money to the region, and create room for updated aviation technology as it advances. Opponents say it will mean more noise, pollution and climate emissions while the rest of the city works to reduce them."
Remember if you do not want your comments … View moreSupporters say it will bring more people and money to the region, and create room for updated aviation technology as it advances. Opponents say it will mean more noise, pollution and climate emissions while the rest of the city works to reduce them."
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Thanks for the response for photos for Pet of the Day. Stacey Clarke sent us a picture of these two loveable characters.
"I have Buckley and Bhodi who both love pats so much and meeting new people on our walks around Karori. Mostly like being around home and having their besties Millie and … View moreThanks for the response for photos for Pet of the Day. Stacey Clarke sent us a picture of these two loveable characters.
"I have Buckley and Bhodi who both love pats so much and meeting new people on our walks around Karori. Mostly like being around home and having their besties Millie and Pixie pug over for a play but when we get to the beach it’s sand baths and zoomies."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say which suburb you live in.
PAT WHITAKER will be appearing at WRITERS PLOT BOOKSHOP this week.
Thursday 19th May 2022 - from 2pm.
Being a fan of both science fiction and classic murder mysteries, these tend to be common themes, with elements of both often combined in a single story.
You are warmly invited to meet him in … View morePAT WHITAKER will be appearing at WRITERS PLOT BOOKSHOP this week.
Thursday 19th May 2022 - from 2pm.
Being a fan of both science fiction and classic murder mysteries, these tend to be common themes, with elements of both often combined in a single story.
You are warmly invited to meet him in person. Pat will be delighted to have a chat, and to sign his books for you.
Cheryl O'Connor from Paraparaumu is the proud mum of Maddie.
Attached is a photo of my sweet dog Maddie, an 8 year old Norwich Terrier. Maddie came into my life about 15 months ago to heal my heart after I lost my JRT called Pippa four months previously. She settled in immediately and is my … View moreCheryl O'Connor from Paraparaumu is the proud mum of Maddie.
Attached is a photo of my sweet dog Maddie, an 8 year old Norwich Terrier. Maddie came into my life about 15 months ago to heal my heart after I lost my JRT called Pippa four months previously. She settled in immediately and is my joy in life. Loves her walks, her treats and cuddles on my lap. She’s just perfect in every way.
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say which suburb you live in.
Teresea Olsen, general manager of health and social services at Kōkiri Marae in Seaview, took out the supreme award on Thursday night to loud applause and cheers.
On receiving the supreme award, Olsen said: “For the past 40 plus years I have been helping those less fortunate in my community. … View moreTeresea Olsen, general manager of health and social services at Kōkiri Marae in Seaview, took out the supreme award on Thursday night to loud applause and cheers.
On receiving the supreme award, Olsen said: “For the past 40 plus years I have been helping those less fortunate in my community. If there was one wish I could have, it would be that I could have another 40 years to serve my community. It has been a pleasure. I thank you for this honour.”
Create your own triple compost bin and stain in Resene Waterborne Woodsman. Use the handy compartments for fresh scraps, decomposing material and usable compost.
Find out how to create your own.
Have you noticed how expensive butter is? In some places it is selling for $8.30.
Stuff is doing a story on butter and why it costs so much. Please tell us how much it costs at your supermarket/dairy and whether or not it is still on your shopping list.
Remember if you do not want your comments … View moreHave you noticed how expensive butter is? In some places it is selling for $8.30.
Stuff is doing a story on butter and why it costs so much. Please tell us how much it costs at your supermarket/dairy and whether or not it is still on your shopping list.
Remember if you do not want your comments used by Stuff please put NFP.
Contact Bill Hickman on bill.hickman@stuff.co.nz
We’re asking for feedback on some changes to our Dog Control Policy and Bylaw.
The policy and bylaw help us manage the safety and wellbeing of dogs in Upper Hutt. We review them every ten years, so they stay relevant and fit for purpose.
Whether you own a dog or not, your feedback helps us… View moreWe’re asking for feedback on some changes to our Dog Control Policy and Bylaw.
The policy and bylaw help us manage the safety and wellbeing of dogs in Upper Hutt. We review them every ten years, so they stay relevant and fit for purpose.
Whether you own a dog or not, your feedback helps us know what really matters to people. It tells us what we can do to reduce dog-related problems and ensure their wellbeing.
To read the proposal and to make a submission, go to www.letskorero.upperhuttcity.com/dogs.
Russia is devastating Ukraine but without any glory or professionalism. One person on CNN said the Russian forces are more a bunch of rapists than soldiers.
So far reported Russian losses in what started as a one-sided war is pretty impressive if you are one of those who support Ukraine as very … View moreRussia is devastating Ukraine but without any glory or professionalism. One person on CNN said the Russian forces are more a bunch of rapists than soldiers.
So far reported Russian losses in what started as a one-sided war is pretty impressive if you are one of those who support Ukraine as very much the victim and Russia as the aggressor without emphathy.
NZ & Australia supports Ukraine and have sent money, equipment, specialist personnel, and troops (stationed in the border country of Poland). It could be that our soldiers came via Trentham and part of their training was in the Trentham Racecourse and Grant's Bush Reserve (nah, the latter - just joking).
Here is a list of Russian losses to date. The main conjecture is attack force numbers killed.
Personnel: 22,400
Transport and supply vehicles 1666
Armoured personnel carriers 2342
Tanks 939
Artillery 421
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles 207
Planes 185
Helicopters 155
Multiple launch rocket systems 149
Fuel tankers 76
Anti aircraft systems 71
Ships 8
NZ Compare is the home of easy and free to use comparison sites. We’re passionate about helping Kiwis compare what’s out there, so we wanted to introduce you to a new member of our brand family – PriceMe!
PriceMe is NZ's largest comparison-shopping site, sounds fun right?! Whether … View moreNZ Compare is the home of easy and free to use comparison sites. We’re passionate about helping Kiwis compare what’s out there, so we wanted to introduce you to a new member of our brand family – PriceMe!
PriceMe is NZ's largest comparison-shopping site, sounds fun right?! Whether you're buying electronics, appliances, smartphones or watches, hair straighteners or any other everyday household or office product – find the best prices on PriceMe.
Make it your first stop, not an afterthought Neighbours!
Plus, you don’t need to leave the house! Shopping made simple, just how we like it.
The Upper Hutt Women's Centre classes are beginning for term 2 next week. Our class sizes are small and we have some wonderful facilitators who will make you feel welcome. They are focused on health, well being, education and enjoyment and are affordable for all. If you would like to learn … View moreThe Upper Hutt Women's Centre classes are beginning for term 2 next week. Our class sizes are small and we have some wonderful facilitators who will make you feel welcome. They are focused on health, well being, education and enjoyment and are affordable for all. If you would like to learn something new or even just connect with others we would love you to come along. This term we are running bellydancing, singing, life redesign, line dancing, macrame, mindful yoga (including a chair based session), oil painting, sewing, sign language and total barre classes. For further information on the days and costs of our classes you can click on the registration form below or refer to our website or refer to our website uhwc.co.nz...
Cloth nappies, voucher-based reusable sanitary products, compost bins, wilderness paths, veggie gardens and worm farms - these are just some of the projects we’ve funded in the past through our Environment and Waste Minimisation Fund.
If you’re looking to get a new sustainability initiative … View moreCloth nappies, voucher-based reusable sanitary products, compost bins, wilderness paths, veggie gardens and worm farms - these are just some of the projects we’ve funded in the past through our Environment and Waste Minimisation Fund.
If you’re looking to get a new sustainability initiative off the ground but need more money to do it, why not apply?
Sustainability is a key priority for our council, and we love supporting initiatives like these.
To find out more go to upperhuttcity.com/ewmfund.
Good news is that the Government has agreed to channel some funds to kick start the housing and shopping development at the Trentham Racecourse.
Gillies Group and the racecourse management led by its president, Wayne Guppy can now proceed with the consent phase.
Presumably the racecourse is … View moreGood news is that the Government has agreed to channel some funds to kick start the housing and shopping development at the Trentham Racecourse.
Gillies Group and the racecourse management led by its president, Wayne Guppy can now proceed with the consent phase.
Presumably the racecourse is looking to build up to six stories of apartments most of which will be one bedroom dwellings and they estimate the development will house around 1800 people. Also planned is a small shopping "village" and I take it that improvements made to current facilities including a revamped conference centre.
Some of the Govt handout to the Trentham project will go to infrastructure such as roading interchange development and water storage.
Whilst this was excellent news for Upper Hutt and indeed the Wellington region, other big Upper Hutt proposed developments missed out in being a recipient of the billion dollar handout. These include the Silverstream forest housing development and the St Patrick's College housing and retirement village development. It is a probability that both these projects will still go ahead
Did you know that having adequate Insulation is one of the best ways to make your home warmer and drier?
The Warmer Kiwi Homes Grant covers 80% of the cost to install ceiling and underfloor Insulation, as well as a Heat Pump to eligible homes*!
Energy Smart is one of the leading providers … View moreDid you know that having adequate Insulation is one of the best ways to make your home warmer and drier?
The Warmer Kiwi Homes Grant covers 80% of the cost to install ceiling and underfloor Insulation, as well as a Heat Pump to eligible homes*!
Energy Smart is one of the leading providers of the Warmer Kiwi Homes Grant and want to help as many homes as possible become warmer and drier.
You can visit our Warmer Kiwi Homes webpage or give our team a call on 0800 777 111 to check if your home is eligible and book a free in-home assessment!
*Terms and Conditions apply
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