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Nature’s Choice Gardening ?
Turning your backyard jungle into a garden paradise—no machete required.
✨ Services include:
• Garden clean-ups & makeovers
• Lawn care & hedge trimming
… View moreNature’s Choice Gardening ?
Turning your backyard jungle into a garden paradise—no machete required.
✨ Services include:
• Garden clean-ups & makeovers
• Lawn care & hedge trimming
• Planting & garden design
• Weed control & maintenance
? Lower Hutt & Wellington region
? Call 027 243 0951 — Let’s tame that wild yard!
Hello, Good People. I'm after rubber bands - you know, those normal usual rubber bands. If you have a bunch accumulated needing to be rid off, I could take them off you. Cheers.
Want to grow your career or upskill your team? ServiceIQ is here to help Kiwis succeed in the service industries including retail, hospitality, tourism, aviation, and more.
We provide practical workplace training, online short courses, and nationally recognised qualifications designed to fit … View moreWant to grow your career or upskill your team? ServiceIQ is here to help Kiwis succeed in the service industries including retail, hospitality, tourism, aviation, and more.
We provide practical workplace training, online short courses, and nationally recognised qualifications designed to fit around real work. Whether you’re an employer building a capable team or someone starting, our flexible options make it easy to gain the skills and confidence to thrive.
Partner with a trusted industry training organisation that understands what today’s service sector needs.
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Love raspberries? We will give away free copies of the December 2025 issue to readers whose raspberry recipes are used in our magazine. To be in the running, make sure you email your family's favourite way enjoy raspberry (dessert, salad, jam main?!): mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz, by October 24, … View moreLove raspberries? We will give away free copies of the December 2025 issue to readers whose raspberry recipes are used in our magazine. To be in the running, make sure you email your family's favourite way enjoy raspberry (dessert, salad, jam main?!): mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz, by October 24, 2025.
Tawa RSA: Remembrance Sunday commemoration service
9 November, starting at 10.50 at the Tawa memorial wall. View a saddle blanket from the Boer war. Light refreshments after. Then you are invited by Newlands- Paparangi Riding Association to celebrated the birthday of their Armistace Day horse … View moreTawa RSA: Remembrance Sunday commemoration service
9 November, starting at 10.50 at the Tawa memorial wall. View a saddle blanket from the Boer war. Light refreshments after. Then you are invited by Newlands- Paparangi Riding Association to celebrated the birthday of their Armistace Day horse Kotahi, at the Glenside Reserve, 248 Middleton Road from 1-3pm
Includes:
Deluxe Domino Collectors Tin containing 54 dominoes
Pouch containing 46 dominoes
Dominoes are reversible as shown.
All in new condition.
Pick up from Johnsonville.
One brand new set.
Used set in very good condition without box.
Used pieces as shown.
Pick up from Johnsonville.
I left a hammer on back of my trailer Wednesday afternoon around Helstone rd to Churton Park , Estwing with blue handle . If found please call Pete 0274403242
Long weekend, good time to plan the outside areas, new or repairs and maintenance. Small changes can mean big improvements to an existing area . Call Pete Ashton 0274403242
FREE SQUASH.......never played before? Played before and ready for a comeback? Playing now and want some more squash buddies to play against? Yes??? Then Tawa Squash is where you want to be - 2 open days on the weekend of 8/9 November.
Has your Garden suffered a beating this week? Need a fresh look
Anyway? Call us today for a free quote too getting the garden looking smart
Ian 0272430951
When the odds seem stacked against you, this mindful craft project is a way to find peace. Create your own balance rocks using wood and Resene Waterborne Woodsman testpots. Find out how to make and stain your own wooden balancing rocks with these easy step by step instructions.
World Polio Day 24 October 2025
Polio once infected 350,000 people annually- world wide.
Thanks to a global effort to eradicate polio, supported by Rotary International and the Bill Gates foundation, and many more, case numbers have reduced by 99.9% and 229 countries are now polio free.
… View moreWorld Polio Day 24 October 2025
Polio once infected 350,000 people annually- world wide.
Thanks to a global effort to eradicate polio, supported by Rotary International and the Bill Gates foundation, and many more, case numbers have reduced by 99.9% and 229 countries are now polio free.
Many older New Zealand may recall that schools once upon a time closed due to a Polio outbreak or had some on their family affected by Polio.
New Zealand’s last polio case was in 1977!
All these efforts led to Only 36 cases reported in 2025 in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the last 2 countries where polio still occurs.
Yet, COVID has reduced vaccination efforts globally and several countries have been recategorised as high risk.
We’re almost there! Let’s help us to get rid of it for good.
There’s lots of ways you can help!
You could join us at the Annual Bacon Buttie Stand!
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📍 Wellington Railway Station
🕕 6:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Grab a delicious bacon buttie to support Rotarians in Wellington with their fight against POLIO!
You can get also get in touch with your local Rotary club or donate: my.rotary.org...
Let’s fight Polio till the end for a better world!
#rotary #EndPolioNow
A big shout out to the hard working volunteers clearing weeds at Khandallah Park this past Sunday. The park is a taonga and we appreciate your work to keep it thriving.
Kiwis love tourism ... it brings in cash and connection. But with more visitors comes more pressure on our beautiful places, housing, and local infrastructure.
So what’s the fix? Should we bring in a tourism tax or focus on spreading visitors beyond the hotspots to ease the load? 👇
… View moreKiwis love tourism ... it brings in cash and connection. But with more visitors comes more pressure on our beautiful places, housing, and local infrastructure.
So what’s the fix? Should we bring in a tourism tax or focus on spreading visitors beyond the hotspots to ease the load? 👇
Interested in what kiwis have to say? Andrea Vance shares some opinions in the Post.
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