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This is a tough one. A hint is that it was taken in 1974.
It is an historically important photo, so tell us what you think is going on?
Who knew ducks could be so interesting? Once again thanks Louise Thomas for the picture and words.
"Last summer we had a mallard couple that regularly visited us. They would waddle up the drive way, the female in the lead, and come around the back to the kitchen door to see if we had any rice … View moreWho knew ducks could be so interesting? Once again thanks Louise Thomas for the picture and words.
"Last summer we had a mallard couple that regularly visited us. They would waddle up the drive way, the female in the lead, and come around the back to the kitchen door to see if we had any rice or other tasty bits. I often wonder what happened to them, and how they negotiated the roads, and wondered how word got around in the first place that we might be the local soup kitchen. I was going to get a paddling pool for them, but they didn't turn up this summer. Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) male at Days Bay duck pond. Bird #68 in 2022.."
I'd like to do a big shout out for fairly recently opened Black Lion Cafe in Cuba St, opposite Rough Peel Music. They have great variations on the usual panini etc cafe lunch fare. Not only that, but they bake their own bread, and sweet pastries. Today I had a pain aux raisins to die … View moreI'd like to do a big shout out for fairly recently opened Black Lion Cafe in Cuba St, opposite Rough Peel Music. They have great variations on the usual panini etc cafe lunch fare. Not only that, but they bake their own bread, and sweet pastries. Today I had a pain aux raisins to die for ..... put it on your bucket list !
Did you know you can recycle your household batteries for free?
We have created seven drop-off stations around the city where you can take your batteries to be separated for re-use, recovery and re-processing.
The locations are:
📍 Island Bay Community Centre
📍 Karori Library
📍 … View moreDid you know you can recycle your household batteries for free?
We have created seven drop-off stations around the city where you can take your batteries to be separated for re-use, recovery and re-processing.
The locations are:
📍 Island Bay Community Centre
📍 Karori Library
📍 Kilbirnie Library
📍 Newlands Community Centre
📍 Tawa Community Centre
📍 Te Awe Library (CBD)
📍 Tip Shop at the Southern Landfill
Used batteries are no longer allowed in your kerbside rubbish as they can leach harmful chemicals into soil and waterways, so it’s important to keep them out of the landfill.
Head to our website for more information.
Create a display of gorgeous handpainted eggs for your home this Easter. using shimmering colours from the Resene Metallics and Special Effects collection.
Find out how to create your own.
Purchase a three month subscription to the Dominion Post and get a FREE clean freak cleaning kit (RRP$66) from WildClean, the world’s 1st plastic negative cleaning co.
Make sure to use the promo code “CLEAN” at checkout to redeem. Terms and conditions apply.
Hi all, I'm in need of assistance collecting in the lower Cuba Street area on the day. Any time between 7am and 4pm. matthew@zooter.co.nz
If you cant help please donate large. Thanks.
The Northland Toy Library will be open on Saturday from 9:45-11:30am in St Annes Hall (cnr Randwick and Northland Rd). Come and grab some toys in preparation for the upcoming school holidays.
We have a variety of toys- outdoor, ride on, costume, puzzles, board games, role play, infant toys and … View moreThe Northland Toy Library will be open on Saturday from 9:45-11:30am in St Annes Hall (cnr Randwick and Northland Rd). Come and grab some toys in preparation for the upcoming school holidays.
We have a variety of toys- outdoor, ride on, costume, puzzles, board games, role play, infant toys and more. Check out our range on our website northland.mibase.co.nz...
You can even reserve toys using the website.
Not a member? Then join us either through our website or in person. An annual full membership starts from $75 and we offer a discount for community services cardholders. We also have Grandparent membership $50 for 10 trips. There's no extra charge to hire the toys.
Also for Northland Toy Library members, the AGM is this Saturday 9 April at 11:30am in the St Annes Hall. Tea, Coffee, and Morning Tea will be provided. If you would like to join the committee or put your name forward to provide assistance in other ways (toy repairs, helping with putting out toys or pack up) then this is an opportunity to do so.
See you Saturday!
Wellington bakery Sweet Release is making vegan custard-filled hot cross buns. They have been a big hit but what is your favourite hot cross bun - something traditional or something more exotic?
Ferrero International S.A. is recalling Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs from New Zealand shelves because of potential contamination with salmonella bacteria.
It forms part of a global recall of affected product, which was manufactured in a Belgian factory. There have been cases of illnesses … View moreFerrero International S.A. is recalling Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs from New Zealand shelves because of potential contamination with salmonella bacteria.
It forms part of a global recall of affected product, which was manufactured in a Belgian factory. There have been cases of illnesses reportedly linked to the product overseas, but there have been no confirmed cases in New Zealand.
The following product is in New Zealand and is affected by this issue and has been recalled:
· Kinder Surprise Maxi 100g (Natoons variety) with batch number L298R03UNB and best before date of 23 August 2022.
The following types of products have been recalled overseas and may also be in New Zealand:
· Kinder Surprise
· Kinder Surprise Maxi
· Kinder Mini Eggs
· Kinder Schokobon
· Kinder Egg Hunt
· Kinder Mix
· Kinder Maxi Mix
· Kinder Happy Moment
People who have Kinder Surprise eggs at home are encouraged to check the label to ensure it is not affected by the recall. Further details are soon to be published on the New Zealand Food Safety Authority's website
Hi all,
Just a quick update about my last listing. This beautiful 5 bedroom on Parkvale has now been rented. Found some great tenants and rented within 2 weeks.
If you need a property manager who is local, who knows the market, and who can get market rent please give me a call.
Andrew on… View moreHi all,
Just a quick update about my last listing. This beautiful 5 bedroom on Parkvale has now been rented. Found some great tenants and rented within 2 weeks.
If you need a property manager who is local, who knows the market, and who can get market rent please give me a call.
Andrew on 0274888 933
Personal Property Management
The Wellington City Council is dropping its Covid-19 vaccine pass requirements across all its sites and facilities from Friday morning.
Council chief executive Barbara McKerrow said their decision has taken into account many factors including feedback from staff, public health and legal advice, … View moreThe Wellington City Council is dropping its Covid-19 vaccine pass requirements across all its sites and facilities from Friday morning.
Council chief executive Barbara McKerrow said their decision has taken into account many factors including feedback from staff, public health and legal advice, high vaccination rates in the capital, and the trending down of Omicron in the community.
Hi there neighbours!
Get in quick! These mags are flying off our shelves in our Mother’s Day sale. A subscription to her favourite magazine is the perfect gift that keeps on giving.
Plus, every subscription to NZ House & Garden, NZ Gardener, and The TV Guide, goes in the draw to win 1… View moreHi there neighbours!
Get in quick! These mags are flying off our shelves in our Mother’s Day sale. A subscription to her favourite magazine is the perfect gift that keeps on giving.
Plus, every subscription to NZ House & Garden, NZ Gardener, and The TV Guide, goes in the draw to win 1 of 50 diffusers from French Country Collections.
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