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Thank you for showing your support to double the Mount Victoria Tunnel without delay.
You are one of many other Wellingtonians who want to see this tunnel built to get traffic moving in our capital city.
Please forward this email on to others who may want to sign.
They can … View moreLynne --
Thank you for showing your support to double the Mount Victoria Tunnel without delay.
You are one of many other Wellingtonians who want to see this tunnel built to get traffic moving in our capital city.
Please forward this email on to others who may want to sign.
They can sign here: nicolawillis.national.org.nz...
You can follow me on Facebook here to stay up to date on the latest news regarding this petition.
Kind regards
Nicola Willis
List MP based in Wellington
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Do you identify as an introvert, an extrovert, an ambivert - or none of these?
Those are some ways to describe a person's temperament - their combination of physical, mental and emotional traits. The way you communicate is certainly part of this - whether you're talking to an audience, … View moreDo you identify as an introvert, an extrovert, an ambivert - or none of these?
Those are some ways to describe a person's temperament - their combination of physical, mental and emotional traits. The way you communicate is certainly part of this - whether you're talking to an audience, or one-to-one. Your temperament will also affect the way you lead.
Do any of the "scenes from an introverted childhood" in the linked article sound familiar?
If you never made it for a tidy up before Christmas or you have a hot date on New Years and need to look your best pop in and see us. We are open 10-4pm right through till 31/12.
The rāhui on inner Wellington Harbour has been lifted!
Thanks to everyone who respected the rāhui. Swimming, paddling, fishing etc in Oriental Bay and the area covered by the rāhui, from Ngauranga to Point Halswell, is all good.
However, please note that due to a separate network issue, … View moreThe rāhui on inner Wellington Harbour has been lifted!
Thanks to everyone who respected the rāhui. Swimming, paddling, fishing etc in Oriental Bay and the area covered by the rāhui, from Ngauranga to Point Halswell, is all good.
However, please note that due to a separate network issue, signs advising against swimming will remain in place near the dive platform (from near Whairepo Lagoon Bridge to Clyde Quay/the Overseas Passenger Terminal), shown on the below map.
We’re carrying out daily monitoring of the water quality in these areas and will provide an update early next week.
Hi everyone I was wondering if anyone had a tarp, paint brush and roller I could borrow for a couple of days to paint my son's bed as he has just gone away for a few days and wish to do it while he is away.
Had it lined up to borrow off someone else but unfourtunately fell through at last … View moreHi everyone I was wondering if anyone had a tarp, paint brush and roller I could borrow for a couple of days to paint my son's bed as he has just gone away for a few days and wish to do it while he is away.
Had it lined up to borrow off someone else but unfourtunately fell through at last minute.
Happy to come pick up if it isn't too far away.
Thanks
Stop #5508- Lambton Quay at Hunter Street will be closed from 6 to 13 January 2020 between 9am to 4pm each day.
The Southbound lane will be blocked as Crews will be conducting electrical work on a power pole at this stop. Bus services will be diverted through Panama Street, Featherston Street, … View moreStop #5508- Lambton Quay at Hunter Street will be closed from 6 to 13 January 2020 between 9am to 4pm each day.
The Southbound lane will be blocked as Crews will be conducting electrical work on a power pole at this stop. Bus services will be diverted through Panama Street, Featherston Street, Hunter Street then continuing on their usual route. Northbound services to remain unaffected and can still get through the work site fine.
Keep up-to-date with what is happening on your network. Visit www.metlink.org.nz..., or check out MyMetlink or download the Metlink App for real-time information. #Metlinkbuses #knowbeforeyougo
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Customer Service:
This is no ordinary customer service role. As a Chamber and Meeting Support Officer you’ll be right there as laws are debated and history is made.
Our team works when Parliament sits, which is usually on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 2:00pm to 10:00pm, and Thursdays from … View moreCustomer Service:
This is no ordinary customer service role. As a Chamber and Meeting Support Officer you’ll be right there as laws are debated and history is made.
Our team works when Parliament sits, which is usually on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 2:00pm to 10:00pm, and Thursdays from 2:00pm to 6:00pm, for approximately 30 weeks per year. Note that Parliament doesn’t usually sit during school holidays.
We’re looking for both permanent part time and casual staff.
For more information and to apply send your CV and a cover letter to careers@parliament.govt.nz.
Applications close noon Monday 6 January 2020.
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The Neighbourly Team wishes you a very merry Christmas! 🎄 Enjoy your day and all those around you. Holidays can be a lonely time so if you can, check on your neighbours this festive season!🌟
The Eastbourne leak has been contained and repairs are underway. Warning signs will remain in place for 2 days.
The temporary above ground pipe has been installed and wastewater is now flowing through it from Dixon St to Ghuznee St along Willis St. Thanks to the crews who have been working around the clock to get this up and running.
Residents are now able to resume their normal water use.
Thanks for your … View moreThe temporary above ground pipe has been installed and wastewater is now flowing through it from Dixon St to Ghuznee St along Willis St. Thanks to the crews who have been working around the clock to get this up and running.
Residents are now able to resume their normal water use.
Thanks for your patience and water conservation efforts during this time.
Willis Street between Dixon and Ghuznee streets will remain closed to through traffic for at least two months while the new, underground pipe is installed. Pedestrian access is still available, along Willis St with pedestrian crossings at the Dixon/Willis and Ghuznee/Willis intersections.
From midday Tuesday 24 December, the Wellington Water office will be closed.
Crews are still operating during this period. Please contact your local council if you're experiencing any water issues.
Our social media will also be inactive until 3 January.
Meri Kirihimete from our whānau to … View moreFrom midday Tuesday 24 December, the Wellington Water office will be closed.
Crews are still operating during this period. Please contact your local council if you're experiencing any water issues.
Our social media will also be inactive until 3 January.
Meri Kirihimete from our whānau to yours
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