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Early version of Call Of Duty4 modern day warfare, If anybody has this game and would like to sell it, please send message on Neighbourly. Thanks.
Grab your friends and spring into the warmer months by joining Red Cross Journey. The benefits of walking 10,000 steps a day are endless! Regular exercise relieves stress, improves memory, helps you sleep better and boosts your overall mood.
Let's start planning some awesome outdoor … View moreGrab your friends and spring into the warmer months by joining Red Cross Journey. The benefits of walking 10,000 steps a day are endless! Regular exercise relieves stress, improves memory, helps you sleep better and boosts your overall mood.
Let's start planning some awesome outdoor activities for September and clock up your steps! Sign up to Red Cross Journey today by visiting our website: bit.ly...
Check out this awesome list of places to discover in Aotearoa by Department of Conservation : bit.ly...
I may be able to bring some Northland grown bananas in a week or so. I am just trying to find out if there is anybody interested in buying some so I know how much to bring back. Price will depend on what I have to pay for them. Let me know by messaging me. Image are Misi Luki from Samoa, bananas … View moreI may be able to bring some Northland grown bananas in a week or so. I am just trying to find out if there is anybody interested in buying some so I know how much to bring back. Price will depend on what I have to pay for them. Let me know by messaging me. Image are Misi Luki from Samoa, bananas in Northland are similar.
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Our mission is to make Aotearoa the kindest place on earth and we can’t do it alone. It’s the Good Bitches Baking He Wiki Tono - Appeal Week and we need your help to keep the ovens on and the kindness flowing. One $5 donation helps us share a moment of sweetness with around 20 people!
Every… View moreOur mission is to make Aotearoa the kindest place on earth and we can’t do it alone. It’s the Good Bitches Baking He Wiki Tono - Appeal Week and we need your help to keep the ovens on and the kindness flowing. One $5 donation helps us share a moment of sweetness with around 20 people!
Every dollar helps so please help us out during our appeal week and donate at our Givealittle page.
Learn more about what we do and how to volunteer on our website.
Does anyone happen to have a copy of: 'Upper Hutt: The History' by J.A. Kelleher (see attached) sitting on a shelf, which they no longer need.
I would love to gift a copy to a local young man who has embraced our local history.
Sandra
Price negotiable
Anyone know how I can contact Brian?
Our last contact was during (and just following) the 50th UH City Celebrations in 2016.
Would dearly love to 'pick his brains' relating to some UH history.
Please PM me if you are able to supply a link for me.
With the population set in increase at a rapid rate, there are concerns over the security of the valley's water supply.
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Come & join Oscar the Kiwi at St Hilda's Messy Church on Sunday from 4.00pm. Messy Church is for all ages & all stages, and ends with dinner. We're looking forward to seeing you there!
Yesterday a bunch of us popped across the road to the Petone foreshore, where we supported Friends of Petone Beach for a planting day🌱
Our crew got stuck in straight away, planting a total of 810 plants along the western end of Petone Beach.
These plants help to protect the dunes from storm … View moreYesterday a bunch of us popped across the road to the Petone foreshore, where we supported Friends of Petone Beach for a planting day🌱
Our crew got stuck in straight away, planting a total of 810 plants along the western end of Petone Beach.
These plants help to protect the dunes from storm surge damage and rising sea levels, reduce the amount of sand blown onto properties along the beachfront, and restore the native biodiversity.
After planting, they are protected with netting so the pesky rabbits don’t get a hold of them – giving them a chance to grow.
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