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With school holidays just around the corner, we’ve got just the thing to keep the little ones happy (and you too). Disney’s Coco is now available on Stuff Pix – and if you haven’t seen it yet, you’re in for a treat. In fact, with so many movies ready to play at your place, you’ll have … View moreWith school holidays just around the corner, we’ve got just the thing to keep the little ones happy (and you too). Disney’s Coco is now available on Stuff Pix – and if you haven’t seen it yet, you’re in for a treat. In fact, with so many movies ready to play at your place, you’ll have smiles for days these holidays.
Head to stuffpix.co.nz to watch now.
At Karori Community Centre hiring a room is easy and affordable. Whether it's a sit down meeting, an exercise class, hosting a playgroup or trialling a start up business - we have everything you need to make it thrive. Call us on 476 4968 to chat.
The legacy of people taken into state care who suffered neglect and abuse is a stain on our country’s history. Over the next three years, the Royal Commission will listen to stories about the experiences of people in state care and examine ways to stop any further abuse.
Before that process … View moreThe legacy of people taken into state care who suffered neglect and abuse is a stain on our country’s history. Over the next three years, the Royal Commission will listen to stories about the experiences of people in state care and examine ways to stop any further abuse.
Before that process can begin, the Terms of Reference to define the scope and purpose of the Inquiry need to be set. Sir Anand would like to hear your views on the draft Terms of Reference so we can work together to make sure we don’t repeat the mistakes of the past.
Another clear out as I no longer need these. All is great condition (some never worn) and good quality. Come and try on if you would like, or offer me anything for the lot (eg $50 for everything)
1. Cue size 14 shirt $5
2, Kate Sylvester dress size L (made in NZ, silk/cotton) $15
3. Witchery … View moreAnother clear out as I no longer need these. All is great condition (some never worn) and good quality. Come and try on if you would like, or offer me anything for the lot (eg $50 for everything)
1. Cue size 14 shirt $5
2, Kate Sylvester dress size L (made in NZ, silk/cotton) $15
3. Witchery pure silk skirt, size 12 $5
4. Platform tunic size 18 (made in NZ) $10
5. Innovare flats, full leather made in Italy size 38 $10
6. Mark Adam heels, leather, size 38 $10
7. Isabella Anselmi kitten heels, leather, size 39 $10
8. witchery top, size s/m $5
9 witchery silk shirt size 12 $5
10. Max trench coat, size medium $5
It's amazing the sorts of things we find blocking wastewater pumps.
A pager? A walkie talkie? What do you think it is?
One thing we do know is it should not be flushed down the loo! These types of items cause blockages in the wastewater network. They can also cause blockages and damage … View moreIt's amazing the sorts of things we find blocking wastewater pumps.
A pager? A walkie talkie? What do you think it is?
One thing we do know is it should not be flushed down the loo! These types of items cause blockages in the wastewater network. They can also cause blockages and damage to the pipes within your property boundary, which can cost you a lot in plumber bills to fix!
The only things that should be flushed down the toilet are the 3 P's:
-Pee
-Poo
-Paper (toilet paper that is)
Wet wipes (even 'flushable' ones), sanitary items, shampoo and conditioner bottles, diapers etc should be thrown in the rubbish bin, and phones/pagers should be taken out of back pockets before heading into the dunny.
The Government is set to end offshore oil and gas exploration in New Zealand. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says "transitions have to start somewhere". Do you support the decision? Take part in our poll or leave a reply. To read more click here.
Hi we have over 200 indoor and outdoor decorative plants at our house in Wadestown. Pls come view with your family and friends!
Here is our School holiday activities at the center, bookings are essential.
For more information, please contact Mai on 830 4802 or email: cpcc@wcc.govt.nz
Wellington Free Ambulance are holding their Free Heartbeat training sessions at the center, the next training will be on Monday 16 April from 6.30 pm - 9 pm.
Booking on the training are essential, spaces are limited.
Please contact Mai on 04 830 4802 or email: cpcc@wcc.govt.nz
We have 2 used curtains, 1 large lounge and 1 master bedroom curtain to be given away.,Free to anyone useful.
We have change our curtains . They are in 3 big cardboxes
Right now we spend almost $900,000 each year on emergency management in the Wellington region. We’re considering spending $300,000 more annually and we want to know what you think.
Should we spend more on emergency preparation?
Have your say on our Ten-year Plan, consultation closes Sunday … View moreRight now we spend almost $900,000 each year on emergency management in the Wellington region. We’re considering spending $300,000 more annually and we want to know what you think.
Should we spend more on emergency preparation?
Have your say on our Ten-year Plan, consultation closes Sunday April 29, visit www.whatmatters.co.nz...
Don't miss our Playgroup tomorrow from 10 am - 11.30 am, just for a gold coin contribution.
come along with your child and meet some new parents and caregivers, whilst the toddlers play, or babies sleep and feed....
For more information contact Mai on 830 4802 or email: cpcc@wcc.govt.nz
IMPORTANT!!
We just received an email about RHDV1-K5 being released in the Wellington Region. Here are the basics:
* It will be released from 16th of April 2018.
… View moreIMPORTANT!!
We just received an email about RHDV1-K5 being released in the Wellington Region. Here are the basics:
* It will be released from 16th of April 2018.
* The virus is a Korean strain of the already established RHDV1 virus.
* The virus will be released at 30 sites across the region. Sites will mostly be on private land, or, on areas where there is minimal public access.
We have been told: "The release will be closely managed and carried out in alignment with the ‘Operational Protocol for the Importation, Distribution, Sale and Use of RHDV1 K5’ prepared by Environment Canterbury Regional Council and approved by the Ministry for Primary Industries."
The current RHDV1 vaccine (Cylap®) that protects pet rabbits from the current RHDV1 virus, should also protect them from the new RHDV1 K5 strain. As with all vaccinations, they are not 100% in efficacy. Here are some things to keep in mind:
* If you have not already vaccinated your rabbit, do it now!!
* If you suspect your rabbit is ill - call your nearest rabbit savvy vet. Do not take your rabbit directly into a clinic unless told to do so. There may be safety protocols in place to prevent infecting other rabbits on site.
* If your pet rabbit dies unexpectedly, call your nearest rabbit vet and ask for advice. If you have other rabbits on your property, we recommend asking to have a post mortem done. We also suggest telling your friends who have rabbits... if they visit you they could transfer the virus back to their own rabbits.
* Keep your rabbits area clean and disinfect regularly (including food and water bowls).
* Bring your rabbits indoors if you have a large enough space to do so.
* Do not pick grass/forage for your rabbits in public places. We suggest growing your own bunny food where possible.
Could a capital gains tax (not on the family home), taking GST off healthy food, or taxing activity that damages the environment make NZ an even better place to live and work? The Tax Working Group are keen to hear what matters most to you. Time is ticking to have your say.
Head over to the Tax… View moreCould a capital gains tax (not on the family home), taking GST off healthy food, or taxing activity that damages the environment make NZ an even better place to live and work? The Tax Working Group are keen to hear what matters most to you. Time is ticking to have your say.
Head over to the Tax Working Group’s website by 30 April, watch a series of five short videos explaining the issues, and let them know your thoughts in the comment section.
Don't miss out. Have your say on the future of tax by 30 April at: taxworkinggroup.govt.nz/have-your-say-future-tax
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