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If you care about your community and would like to make a difference this Christmas, make sure you tune in to 104.7FM tomorrow morning at 9am (also available as a podcast from our website), as Tanya popped into the Hope Hub Free Store, opposite the lovely Thompson House Gardens on Kent Street, … View moreIf you care about your community and would like to make a difference this Christmas, make sure you tune in to 104.7FM tomorrow morning at 9am (also available as a podcast from our website), as Tanya popped into the Hope Hub Free Store, opposite the lovely Thompson House Gardens on Kent Street, Levin to chat with Tanya and Charlotte to see what actually goes on at the Hope Hub, how they rescue food and what their aim is for the community. Hear how you can help! Follow them on Facebook too!
Bet a few of you will remember making Highlander Condensed Milk salad dressing back in the 70s and 80s....have a goosey gander at this week's recipes from our Gail Hall.....
Tune in to 104.7FM tomorrow at 11.30am.📻
Selling the remaining pieces of my art collection by the one and only Julie Greig. Hand signed copies of the highest quality 28cm x 35cm
$50 each
Pick up te horo or Can deliver locally
This dog is wandering (a bit skittish) at Waikanae river, where the soccer fields are. Anyone missing a dog?
Mōrena Kāpiti, all our libraries and service centres will be opening an hour later than usual this Friday, 25 November, to allow staff to attend an early morning meeting. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Doors will open at 10am, and staff will be on hand to help with any … View moreMōrena Kāpiti, all our libraries and service centres will be opening an hour later than usual this Friday, 25 November, to allow staff to attend an early morning meeting. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Doors will open at 10am, and staff will be on hand to help with any queries from then. Please share this information with anyone who may be planning an early visit on Friday.
The Calligraphers of Kapiti invite you to their Pop-Up Exhibition this Friday and Saturday at the Kapiti Uniting church.
See attached flyer for times etc.
I have a dozen very strong boxes of various sizes.
It would be a shame to have to recycle them.
FREE
🌲 GARAGE SALE 🌲
Saturday 26th November
TOYS / BOOKS (Adults & Children) CLOTHES, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, DECOR, ARTS & CRAFTS ITEMS
62 Gray Ave, Paraparaumu Beach
8am - 2pm
🎄 🍸 🧸 🛍 🎁 🎨 🌵
The Te Horo XMAS Market is on Sunday 4 December
10-1 at Te Horo Hall.
We'd love to offer pony rides but our previous owner and pony is not available.
Is there anyone local who may have some "spare time" and a quiet gentle pony suitable for children to ride - any time that suits… View moreThe Te Horo XMAS Market is on Sunday 4 December
10-1 at Te Horo Hall.
We'd love to offer pony rides but our previous owner and pony is not available.
Is there anyone local who may have some "spare time" and a quiet gentle pony suitable for children to ride - any time that suits between 10-1 would be wonderful.
For more information please phone 0274996096.
Thanks so much - Judy Wood for the Te Horo Hall committee.
We have a great selection this week and these plants don't want to wait. They want to go in the ground NOW!
New stocks of cherry tomatoes, including Sweet 100, Sweet Million, Green Grape and Yellow Pear, as well as all the wonderfully tasty larger varieties.
Also Zucchini, several varieties… View moreWe have a great selection this week and these plants don't want to wait. They want to go in the ground NOW!
New stocks of cherry tomatoes, including Sweet 100, Sweet Million, Green Grape and Yellow Pear, as well as all the wonderfully tasty larger varieties.
Also Zucchini, several varieties including our favourite, Costata Romanesco (see today's DomPost Gardening column).
Cucumber, several varieties + 'Home Made Pickles' (Gherkins)
Dwarf and climbing beans.
Capsicum will be ready next week (4 different colours) as well as Takamatua Black runner beans, a New Zealand heirloom from Banks Peninsula.
On Monday, 21 November, the Supreme Court ruled that preventing 16 and 17-year-olds from voting is 'unjustified age discrimination'.
The current age of voting is 18 in New Zealand and lobby group Make It 16 have been running a youth-led campaign advocating for the vote to be extended … View moreOn Monday, 21 November, the Supreme Court ruled that preventing 16 and 17-year-olds from voting is 'unjustified age discrimination'.
The current age of voting is 18 in New Zealand and lobby group Make It 16 have been running a youth-led campaign advocating for the vote to be extended to our 16 and 17-year-olds.
“This is history,” said Make It 16 co-director Caeden Tipler. “Today New Zealand’s highest court has confirmed that stopping young people from voting is a breach of our human rights...The government and Parliament cannot ignore such a clear legal and moral message. They must let us vote.”
Share your thoughts below - these may be published in the We Say You Say column of the local papers.
Has anyone a few railway sleepers surplus to a project available to donate to the new art centre in Te Horo
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