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Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Hey Wellingtonians, the city loves to call itself the "The Coolest Little"Capital" but a group of young professionals reckon its a myth.
The capital has long sold itself not just as the seat of government but also a city with a vibrant cultural and culinary scene.
A group of 19 … View moreHey Wellingtonians, the city loves to call itself the "The Coolest Little"Capital" but a group of young professionals reckon its a myth.
The capital has long sold itself not just as the seat of government but also a city with a vibrant cultural and culinary scene.
A group of 19 people aged between 25 and 40 and working in IT, engineering, law and accounting firms were part of a project looking at how Wellington is perceived.
Their comments form the basis of a report that was sent to councillors and local MPs over the weekend.
Many of the young professionals moved to Wellington because of its promoted personality and character. While most said there were lots of good things about the capital, they said that expensive housing, crumbling infrastructure and a lack of jobs meant there was a widening gap between the city’s sales pitch and the reality of living here.
What do you think?
The Team from Wadestown Toy Library
Give your child the best birthday party ever!
$25 for members
$50 for non-members
Can be used indoors and outdoors. Very easy to put up!Dimensions approx 3m L, 2.2m W, 1.8m H.
Please email wadestowntoylibrary@gmail.com with date, name and phone number to book.
Inma from Karori
Excellent condition. Comes with all trains and accessories. Pick up Karori.
Price: $150
Steve from Khandallah
Five years ago I posted on neighbourly that we were looking to buy a house in Khandallah and someone replied that a house was due to go on the market but wasnt quite ready. Long story short we got the house we are in now and although we ended up using an agent we had our offer in before it was … View moreFive years ago I posted on neighbourly that we were looking to buy a house in Khandallah and someone replied that a house was due to go on the market but wasnt quite ready. Long story short we got the house we are in now and although we ended up using an agent we had our offer in before it was advertised.
When we first looked at the house it was far from market ready.
Now looking for the reverse. We are considering selling but are a month away from listing. There are a few cosmetic things we need to do. If you know anyone looking please let them know. Its 1950's, 4 bedrooms, double glazed, two living areas, separate dining, double garage, loads of storage and double garage.
Easy 2 minute walk to the the train station.
At Scots College students from Year 1 to 13 are guided in building all-round character with many opportunities available academically, culturally, in sports, leadership and service. Through high-quality teaching, strong pastoral care programmes and small class sizes, each student is known and … View moreAt Scots College students from Year 1 to 13 are guided in building all-round character with many opportunities available academically, culturally, in sports, leadership and service. Through high-quality teaching, strong pastoral care programmes and small class sizes, each student is known and encouraged to realise their potential.
Co-educational Prep School (Years 1-6), Middle School (Years 7&9), Senior School (Years 11-13).
We are excited to introduce co-education in the Middle School from 2021 and the availability of Year 9 Girls Sports and Cultural Scholarships for 2021. Apply online before Monday 23 November.
Learn more.
Mike from Wadestown
Like an Easy-Yo but it's a Kambrook. Free to good home.
Price: $0.01
Mike from Wadestown
Five piece drum kit with throne and a set of sticks included. Really good sound for a first drum kit, not used a lot as my son lost interest.
Price: $300
Julie from Karori
This raclette/ gourmet set was purchased in The Netherlands a couple of years ago . It is still in the original box ( I think it has been used once) and has been stored away for a while. It is great to use with up to 8 people ( family or friends) and It is fun to cook meat, seafood, chicken and … View moreThis raclette/ gourmet set was purchased in The Netherlands a couple of years ago . It is still in the original box ( I think it has been used once) and has been stored away for a while. It is great to use with up to 8 people ( family or friends) and It is fun to cook meat, seafood, chicken and vegetables on the non stick hot plate or make a Swiss raclette with the individual little pans. There is very little preparation involved. I have printed some recipes in English as the original ones were in Dutch. The plug needs an adapter ( provided) but you may prefer to put a NZ plug on it. $80
Price: $80
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Hi Neighbourly folk, this week I am featuring a new photographer Rosa Marie from Stokes Valley.
Check out what she had to say about a photo she took of a tui.
"On my way home to lunch I came across this tui sitting on my neighbour's kowhai tree just singing away...I got as close as I … View moreHi Neighbourly folk, this week I am featuring a new photographer Rosa Marie from Stokes Valley.
Check out what she had to say about a photo she took of a tui.
"On my way home to lunch I came across this tui sitting on my neighbour's kowhai tree just singing away...I got as close as I could thinking he would fly away but he just kept singing....just singing in the rain."
Lim from Northland
For a sale is an old but perfectly functioning Mitsubishi Electric 26L Dehumidifier. It was the top model offered by Mitsubishi at the time (now discontinued). Made in Japan. Excellent Reliability. This will suit perhaps a student flat or a bach.
Selling as upgraded to newer model. Please note … View moreFor a sale is an old but perfectly functioning Mitsubishi Electric 26L Dehumidifier. It was the top model offered by Mitsubishi at the time (now discontinued). Made in Japan. Excellent Reliability. This will suit perhaps a student flat or a bach.
Selling as upgraded to newer model. Please note that the water tank has a small piece of plastic broken off (see photo) due to age but the flap can be opened using your finger tip to empty the water. This does not affect the dehumidifier function all. New price is now about $1,000 though the the 26 litre model is no longer being offered in the NZ market. $89 and pick up only please.
Price: $89
Ngahiwi from Crofton Downs
Corner computer desk. Text or call 022 0662936.
Free
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Four ex-Wellingtonians have played a leading role in a achieving a great result for a group of indigenous students in the tiny Northern Territory of Wayede.
Principal John Young, secondary school head Matthew Spring, and teachers Anna Shaw and Rebecca Young have all taught or led schools in New … View moreFour ex-Wellingtonians have played a leading role in a achieving a great result for a group of indigenous students in the tiny Northern Territory of Wayede.
Principal John Young, secondary school head Matthew Spring, and teachers Anna Shaw and Rebecca Young have all taught or led schools in New Zealand’s capital.
The Australian town recently celebrated an achievement years in the making, when seven students from Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Thamarrurr College received their diplomas, the first to do so since a single student graduated in 2014.
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Have you spotted the new Ruru e-scooter racks around the city?
They're named after the ruru (morepork) because of their little wooden faces. If you are out for a spin, keep an eye out for the new racks on the waterfront, Cable Street and Courtenay Place. The council will be installing more … View moreHave you spotted the new Ruru e-scooter racks around the city?
They're named after the ruru (morepork) because of their little wooden faces. If you are out for a spin, keep an eye out for the new racks on the waterfront, Cable Street and Courtenay Place. The council will be installing more soon on Oriental Parade and Cuba Street.
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