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The competition is tough for this years Resene Upcycling Awards! We've narrowed it down 5 finalists for the Repurposed Category.. now it's over to YOU! Take a look at the before and after images below or check out the finalist piece description details here and vote for your favourite … View moreThe competition is tough for this years Resene Upcycling Awards! We've narrowed it down 5 finalists for the Repurposed Category.. now it's over to YOU! Take a look at the before and after images below or check out the finalist piece description details here and vote for your favourite recycled masterpiece!
(Make sure to vote for your favorite Resene Redecorated category entry too!)
We've been blown away with the entries for this years Resene Upcycling Awards! It wasn't easy to pick these 5 finalists.. now it's over to YOU! Take a look at the before and after images below or check out the finalist piece description details here and vote for your favourite Resene… View moreWe've been blown away with the entries for this years Resene Upcycling Awards! It wasn't easy to pick these 5 finalists.. now it's over to YOU! Take a look at the before and after images below or check out the finalist piece description details here and vote for your favourite Resene Redecorated masterpiece!
(Make sure to vote for your favorite Resene Repurposed category entry too!)
Free. Must pick up before Monday otherwise it is going in a skip.
Have had these in my shed since I bought my house and it’s time they went. If anyone wants them and can pick them up before Monday the 30th of April they are yours.
There are 23 in total and they hold two bottles each. They are stackable hexagons.
As is condition and have typical shed storage … View moreHave had these in my shed since I bought my house and it’s time they went. If anyone wants them and can pick them up before Monday the 30th of April they are yours.
There are 23 in total and they hold two bottles each. They are stackable hexagons.
As is condition and have typical shed storage detritus on them (cobwebs, leaves etc)
Would you like to become a Fruit Tree Guardian? It's not too late to apply, applications have been extended till 2 May. Work with others in your neighbourhood to plant and care for a tree. For more info & to apply, click here.
How fast can a house burn? Be sure to tune in on 30th April as we burn a house down live on Seven Sharp, TV1 7pm.
We will also be streaming this live with 360 degree cameras to the Fire and Emergency Facebook page so please share or follow #houseonfire www.facebook.com...
Contact our free and independent service on 0800 22 33 40 or info@utilitiesdisputes.co.nz
This spectacular Mount Victoria home with breath-taking panoramic view has just be sold!
After YOUR #DreamHome? Get in touch with the team!
Welcome to the Murder House, a deliciously dark comedy with bite sees a gang of death-row convicts set free from Auburn Prison for one wild night to tell the tragic tale of their hero, the man who invented the electric chair.
Based on a true story, the play speaks of a divided world where faith… View moreWelcome to the Murder House, a deliciously dark comedy with bite sees a gang of death-row convicts set free from Auburn Prison for one wild night to tell the tragic tale of their hero, the man who invented the electric chair.
Based on a true story, the play speaks of a divided world where faith is more powerful than fact and shame drives a hard bargain. The fictional injection of real Indian scientist Chandra Bose, whose world-leading research into electricity was ahead of its time, gives an Indian Ink twist to the telling. Welcome to the Murder House features comedy, puppetry, live music, song and dance to entertain and delight whilst recounting a powerful, tragic and moving tale.
Jacob Rajan returns to the stage with a stellar cast, in Indian Ink’s biggest ever extravaganza. Experience a night of naughty fun that will leave you to decide who the real villains are.
26 May – 10 June
Hey Neighbours,
They marched, sang, and stood in silence. Thousands of people gathered around the country to remember the fallen on Anzac Day. For all your Anzac coverage, click here.
'Grosvenor' Living On The 8th Floor!
What's so wonderful about this sun-filled owner-occupier two-bedroom apartment is that it really has one of the best floor plans for an apartment of some 58sqm, and the combined fees for building including external insurance and the Council … View more'Grosvenor' Living On The 8th Floor!
What's so wonderful about this sun-filled owner-occupier two-bedroom apartment is that it really has one of the best floor plans for an apartment of some 58sqm, and the combined fees for building including external insurance and the Council rates is a snap at $1,334:00 per quarter!
The attractive outlook is south west with a broad view over charming residential homes and the Green-belt, and a small key-hole view of the inner harbour. Sunny pours in until late. Its great for entertainers, with a well- planned kitchen and cupboard storage, a Juliette balcony for growing fresh herbs or tomatoes. The open-plan living combined dining room glows with light.
Features, two bedrooms both with wardrobes. Lovely and sunny with views of matures trees especially beautiful in the autumn. Refurbished bathroom combined with laundry. Generous storage cupboards throughout the apartment. In addition there's a basement storage locker for the over-flow. This is the quintessential city-fringe apartment. Attractively presented, with good quality chattels and fixtures. The building is well managed, with company share ownership at Grosvenor Ltd.
Price by Negotiation over $400,000
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How lucky we are to have such a beautifully significant monument in our little capital.
Lest we forget 🇳🇿
Today is a day of remembrance. We will remember those that we have lost, and honour those that have served our country in the past, present and future.
We are giving away rat/ mouse traps in wooden protective tunnels for any residents in Mt Cook, Newtown or Berhampore who are prepared to regularly bait, check, clear and report any catches.
With enough support across the neighbourhood, we will be able to improve the habitat for native birds, … View moreWe are giving away rat/ mouse traps in wooden protective tunnels for any residents in Mt Cook, Newtown or Berhampore who are prepared to regularly bait, check, clear and report any catches.
With enough support across the neighbourhood, we will be able to improve the habitat for native birds, insects and lizards, and help bring back the dawn chorus.
If you are interested - follow the link through to our facebook page and get in contact, or send an email at predatorfreemcn@gmail.com
If you are outside these suburbs - there is a group near you. If you can't locate them, contact us and we can put you in touch or go to the predator free Wellington website (www.pfw.org.nz...)
The Public History Talks are hosted by the Ministry for Culture & Heritage History Group at the National Library of New Zealand. They are usually held on the first Wednesday of the month March to November.
Talks in this series are recorded and will be available online on the Ministry for … View moreThe Public History Talks are hosted by the Ministry for Culture & Heritage History Group at the National Library of New Zealand. They are usually held on the first Wednesday of the month March to November.
Talks in this series are recorded and will be available online on the Ministry for Culture and Heritage website.
Date: Wednesday, 2 May, 2018
Time: 12:10 to 1:00pm
Cost: Free. Booking is not required.
Location: Programme Rooms, Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Come and hear Dr Aleisha Ward, the 2017 Douglas Lilburn Research Fellow, explore facets of ‘jazz’ in New Zealand’s Jazz Age. Contrary to popular belief, 1920s New Zealand was not a quiet, staid society that ‘closed at 5’. Hear about, a flourishing, vibrant, urban landscape and a burgeoning jazz scene.
New Zealand's 1920s burgeoning jazz scene
The 1920s were a period of musical and cultural turmoil around the world. In cultural histories of New Zealand, much of this is absent. In fact, reading many of these histories you might wonder if New Zealand even had jazz, let alone a Jazz Age.
Dr Ward will explore facets of ‘jazz’ in the Jazz Age, including how:
jazz as both music and dance, were imported and propagated in New Zealand
jazz was conceived of extra-musically, and
the extra-musical concepts of jazz affected New Zealand society in the inter-war period.
About the speaker
Dr Aleisha Ward is the 2017 Douglas Lilburn Research Fellow and a recipient of the 2018 Ministry of Culture and Heritage New Zealand History Research Trust award investigating the Jazz Age in New Zealand.
Aleisha is an award-winning writer, freelance editor, and lecturer in music history. She writes about jazz in New Zealand for a number of publications including audioculture.co.nz, New Zealand Musician and on her own blog NZ Jazz.
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