Khandallah, Wellington

503 days ago

Win this brand new Wānaka home!

Heart Foundation

For only $15 a ticket, you could win this fully furnished home in South Island’s stunning Wānaka!

Worth over $1.5 million and built to perfection by Jennian Homes, this brand new abode features four bedrooms, two bathrooms and boasts a stylish open-plan kitchen, living and dining area for … View more
For only $15 a ticket, you could win this fully furnished home in South Island’s stunning Wānaka!

Worth over $1.5 million and built to perfection by Jennian Homes, this brand new abode features four bedrooms, two bathrooms and boasts a stylish open-plan kitchen, living and dining area for year-round entertainment and comfort, plus incredible lake and mountain views!

Make this property your permanent residence, a holiday home, rent it or even sell it – it could be all yours for only $15! Be in to win by purchasing your tickets today.
Buy tickets

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503 days ago

Lets build your dream

Jason from Jbuild Construction Ltd

JBuild Construction Limited - Your Trusted Partner for Renovations and Extensions.

🛠️ High-quality craftsmanship
🔨 Experienced and dedicated team
🏡 Seamless integration with your existing structure

From Wellington to the Kapiti Coast, we bring your dream project to life! Contact us … View more
JBuild Construction Limited - Your Trusted Partner for Renovations and Extensions.

🛠️ High-quality craftsmanship
🔨 Experienced and dedicated team
🏡 Seamless integration with your existing structure

From Wellington to the Kapiti Coast, we bring your dream project to life! Contact us today and let's create something amazing together.

Phone: 0226210566
Email: jbuild@outlook.co.nz
Website: Jbuildconstruction.nz

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533 days ago

Was the council wrong to decline this rātā blossom sculpture?

Reporter The Post

A community business group backed by Wētā Workshop is contesting a decision which saw its bid to build a sculpture of a rātā blossom on a piece of council-owned land declined.
The group wanted the sculpture to sit below the Wellington sign on the hill at the north end of the airport, but the … View more
A community business group backed by Wētā Workshop is contesting a decision which saw its bid to build a sculpture of a rātā blossom on a piece of council-owned land declined.
The group wanted the sculpture to sit below the Wellington sign on the hill at the north end of the airport, but the council said no.
Let us know what you think.

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504 days ago

PainSave

Grant Neighbourly Lead from Johnsonville

For all your cost of living crisis needs...

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506 days ago

Friday Feathered Friend

Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News

A belated Friday Feathered Friend. This week we feature a top pic from Andrew Gorrie, who enjoys photographing birds in his Kelson garden.

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504 days ago

Do you like DOUGHNUTS? What about sourdough doughnuts? Ever tried?

Mark from Family Kitchen with Mark

Our sourdough artisan doughnuts are super light, bouncy and soft, lightly chewy, and have the most amazingly 'not so sweet' fillings with sweet glazes and frostings.
Some say they're the best they've ever tried, but we'll be happy being a contender!!
This weekend's … View more
Our sourdough artisan doughnuts are super light, bouncy and soft, lightly chewy, and have the most amazingly 'not so sweet' fillings with sweet glazes and frostings.
Some say they're the best they've ever tried, but we'll be happy being a contender!!
This weekend's #doughnutfest will be our last sale before we have a two week development break. We return for an event on the 22nd July.
Back at Newland's college this Saturday from 9am - 1pm, pre-ordering from our website is available but be sure to order before 8pm this Friday.
#nsnetball #familykitchenwithmark #doughnutsinwellington #doughnutfest #sourdough #bakery #lovedoughnuts

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505 days ago

Stamp Collectors

Paul from Thorndon

Anybody have any contacts for any stamp collectors? I have a whole lot of stamps that I acquired from a relative who's now overseas and we were wondering if any of them were of any value, other than the face value.

Thanks in advance

524 days ago

WCC videos bus lanes for fines!

Neil from Thorndon

The WCC must have money to burn. Just now l checked on two people making a video of cars driving in the bus lane. They advised me that the video would be reviewed and offenders would be fined!
I almost never see cars in the bus lane but WCC must think there's an opportunity to make some … View more
The WCC must have money to burn. Just now l checked on two people making a video of cars driving in the bus lane. They advised me that the video would be reviewed and offenders would be fined!
I almost never see cars in the bus lane but WCC must think there's an opportunity to make some money.
I bet the camera crew is costing at least $300/hour but it's only your money, so, whatever!
Be warned, bus lanes bring fines!

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505 days ago

Bed Cover

Manjeet from Johnsonville

Lovely gold/ mustard colour velvet style queen bed cover. One stain but can come out hand washed.

Price: $20

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505 days ago

Are you lost without internet?

Telecommunications Dispute Resolution

The internet is a wonderful thing. It’s how many of us work, study and play. It’s a
big part of how we do what we do every day.

So, when we have issues with our broadband, it can be frustrating. Without it, we
can feel lost.

Tried trouble shooting? Tried talking to your provider? Still … View more
The internet is a wonderful thing. It’s how many of us work, study and play. It’s a
big part of how we do what we do every day.

So, when we have issues with our broadband, it can be frustrating. Without it, we
can feel lost.

Tried trouble shooting? Tried talking to your provider? Still stuck?
TDR can help you find your way. Visit www.tdr.org.nz to find out more.
Find out more

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505 days ago

House for Rent in Newlands close to motorway.

Jagdish from Newlands

A very sunny 3 Bedroom house for rent in Newlands , Wellington.
158A Newlands Road, Newlands.
Available Now so check it out on MyRent.co.nz.

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506 days ago

Thank you

Heather from Khandallah

I would just like to say thank you to the lovely gentleman at Gas in Ngaio who shouted my husband I our petrol. It was so kind and we really appreciated your kindness. Many thanks again.

514 days ago

Poll: 30 or 40 km/h speed limit for main arterial roads?

Grant Neighbourly Lead from Johnsonville

WCC is planning to reduce speed limits on most roads in Wellington to 30km/h. The proposal is open for public consultation until 5pm, Friday 30 June 2023. The following poll's aim is to gather people's views on reducing the speed limit for main arterial roads and non-arterial (local) … View moreWCC is planning to reduce speed limits on most roads in Wellington to 30km/h. The proposal is open for public consultation until 5pm, Friday 30 June 2023. The following poll's aim is to gather people's views on reducing the speed limit for main arterial roads and non-arterial (local) streets.

Main arterial roads carry many vehicles and are the main connection between many suburbs. Public transport bus routes make heavy usage of arterial roads. They include the Main Road in Tawa, Middleton Road, Burma Road, Khandallah Road, Ottawa Road, Newlands Road, etc. Some images of the Main Road in Tawa are shown below as examples for reference, as well as a couple of non-arterial (local) streets for comparison. Generally, non-arterial (local) streets are narrower and found in residential suburbs.

Roads currently have reduced speed restriction limits and signage around specific areas such as schools, pedestrian areas, etc and also measures such as speed bumps, crossings and roundabouts to reduce speed in key areas. Some of these restrictions will become redundant with the proposed new 30 km/h speed limit applied along the entire length of roads.

There is much variability in road quality and lane width of many non-arterial streets with some being very narrow and others being as good as many arterial roads. Trying to group these better quality non-arterial streets together with main arterial roads goes beyond the scope of this poll but they could possibly be more closely assessed on a case by case basis. However, applying a blanket 30 km/h speed limit is probably easier to implement.

Do you agree with the new 30 km/h speed limit planned for both main arterial roads and non-arterial (local) streets?
Vote for your most preferred option below:

More information can be found at www.letstalk.wellington.govt.nz... and feedback on Neighbourly can be found on at www.neighbourly.co.nz...
A separate speed poll for Middleton Road which currently has a 70 km/h non-residential speed limit zone and a 50 km/h residential speed limit zone can be found at www.neighbourly.co.nz...

Feel free to reference the URLs for this poll and the separate poll for Middleton Road when making submissions to WCC.
Submissions can also be made to WCC councillors via email wellington.govt.nz...
To contact all Councillors email councillors@wcc.govt.nz

Submissions must be made by 5pm, Friday 30 June 2023.

30 or 40 km/h speed limit for main arterial roads?
  • 0.9% Both main arterial roads and non-arterial streets should be 30 km/h
    0.9% Complete
  • 4.4% Make main arterial roads 40 km/h and non-arterial streets 30km/h
    4.4% Complete
  • 1.8% Both main arterial roads and non-arterial streets should be 40 km/h
    1.8% Complete
  • 8.9% Main arterial roads remain 50 km/h with non-arterial streets 30 km/h
    8.9% Complete
  • 16% Main arterial roads remain 50 km/h with non-arterial streets 40 km/h
    16% Complete
  • 68% Both main arterial roads and non-arterial streets remain 50 km/h
    68% Complete
225 votes
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517 days ago

a good arborist

Hary from Ngaio

can anyhody recommend a good tree surgeon?

506 days ago

Compost Bins for Sale

Fiona from Backyard Boxes

Three layer Compost-a-box for sale - made of H4 treated pine sealed with two coats of Resene Lumbersider in the colour Karaka.

Very easy to assemble and disassemble - they come in three layers which stack on top of each other leaving a 1.5cm gap for airflow.

Two options available - one with… View more
Three layer Compost-a-box for sale - made of H4 treated pine sealed with two coats of Resene Lumbersider in the colour Karaka.

Very easy to assemble and disassemble - they come in three layers which stack on top of each other leaving a 1.5cm gap for airflow.

Two options available - one with a hinged lid (brass hinges which won't rust) and one with a pull up lid. Extra layers are available to purchase.

The standard compost bin is three layers.
Standard size is 860mm x 660mm x 520mm.

Pull up lid Compost-a-box - $350.00
Hinged lid Compost-a-box - $375.00
Extra layer - $90.00

Pick up from us in Ngaio or we can deliver within the Wellington region. Minimum delivery fee is $50.

Payment is by internet banking or cash on pick up.

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