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Graeme Sawyer from JCA - Johnsonville Community Association Inc
Hi People, I just noticed that WCC is now posting some very interesting flood risk details rather prominently on the "front page" of WCC maps - they call it "Wellington City Flood Depths" in the key to their map. They have the similar data for most other suburbs. This … View moreHi People, I just noticed that WCC is now posting some very interesting flood risk details rather prominently on the "front page" of WCC maps - they call it "Wellington City Flood Depths" in the key to their map. They have the similar data for most other suburbs. This information is easily accessible at this link: gis.wcc.govt.nz... - just zoom in to the part of the map of your choice.
I assume these new flood maps are prompted by "overland flood path" data which most big cities now have excellent detail of, and predicted (Climate change induced) rainfall increases. Owners of properties in areas like Philip Street through to Trafalgar street will be particularly interested in these flood depth maps: No doubt their Insurers are already well acquainted with this data!
Some cities make it a priority to "retire" such flood-prone areas to public parks and greenspace. WCC, in their infinite wisdom, instead opted to rezone these areas (District Plan Change 72 back in 2014, thank you Andy Foster !) in order to encourage much more high-density residential redevelopment in this part of central Johnsonville. And it certainly has! But residential intensification dramaticly INCREASES stormwater runoff (more impervious surfaces means much higher and faster rainwater runoff in storms) as well as dramaticly increasing the number and therefore value of of homes which will inevitably be damaged by the resulting floods....
The current "governing bloc" of WCC councillors seem to have endorsed and even increased the residential density intensification capacity (ie, higher apartment-type buildings, removal of requirement for parking spaces etc) in this central Johnsonville area. Greenspace and recreational facilities in central Johnsonville have significantly reduced in this time (a large chunk of Alex Moore park softball/football ground was converted to carparking for 'out-of-suburb" visitors to the Park, and Johnsonvilles only public basketball half-court was sacrificed for a new Library (and never replaced). While Johnsonvilles population soars, our outdoor recreational amenities dwindle..... Council deigned to replace one of two playgrounds which were (inaprpriately) decommissioned in 2003 with a new playground in 2017, but we are still waiting for that to be built......
We can only assume WCC are already planning (and budgeting!) for a massive improvement in Johnsonvilles' (already badly inadequate) stormwater drainage infrastructure to aleviate the projected flooding risk before this residential intensification proceeds any further? Funded, perhaps, by substantial increases in development contributions from developers who seek to profit from "intensification" in these areas?
....Yeah, Right.
Personally, I'd like to see WCC "daylight" ALL the significant the water courses that (have always) run through Johnsonville, right from their sources (ie from the terminal end of Broderick Road, Arapiko St, Upper Truscott Ave, and from the gully between Frankmoore and Ironside roads) - right through Johnsonville and out of the suburb. In the long term, this will by far be the cheapest option (buried pipes are always going to be more expensive to maintain, long-term) , and it would certainly be the best environmental solution.
Keith from Tawa
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The Team from Ryman Healthcare
For the 11th time, you’ve voted us your Most Trusted Brand and that means the world to us. Because trust this strong doesn’t happen by chance. Ten years? That’s a perfect score. But eleven? That’s off the charts. Whether it’s your first visit or you call a village home, that feeling of … View moreFor the 11th time, you’ve voted us your Most Trusted Brand and that means the world to us. Because trust this strong doesn’t happen by chance. Ten years? That’s a perfect score. But eleven? That’s off the charts. Whether it’s your first visit or you call a village home, that feeling of trust is what sets us apart. Find out more
The Team from Resene ColorShop Johnsonville
Get the whole family involved in making a cosy space for nurturing seedlings painted in Resene Lustacryl so it's easy to keep clean and tidy. While you make the propagator, the kids can create the biodegradable containers and labels for growing. Find out how to make and finish your own with … View moreGet the whole family involved in making a cosy space for nurturing seedlings painted in Resene Lustacryl so it's easy to keep clean and tidy. While you make the propagator, the kids can create the biodegradable containers and labels for growing. Find out how to make and finish your own with these easy step by step instructions.
Alan Storage from Kiwi Self Storage - Newlands
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Kiwi Self Storage have lots of experience giving people a helping hand with their move.
From free loan trailers, drive in loading areas and a range of trolleys for mattresses, boxes and oversize items, we can provide the solution for any … View morePerhaps you need space to stage your home for sale?
Kiwi Self Storage have lots of experience giving people a helping hand with their move.
From free loan trailers, drive in loading areas and a range of trolleys for mattresses, boxes and oversize items, we can provide the solution for any storage problem.
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Stuck on what to do these school holidays? Check out some of the school holiday events and programmes listed in your community
Library School Holiday Programmes
Kāpiti Libraries: School holiday events
Porirua City Library: Events
Upper Hutt Libraries: U-Play event schedule
Wellington City: … View moreStuck on what to do these school holidays? Check out some of the school holiday events and programmes listed in your community
Library School Holiday Programmes
Kāpiti Libraries: School holiday events
Porirua City Library: Events
Upper Hutt Libraries: U-Play event schedule
Wellington City: Events for preschoolers, ages 0-5
Wellington City: Events for school-aged children, ages 5–13
Wellington City: Events for teens, ages 13+. Or, you can browse the Wellington City Libraries Events Calendar
Recreation Centres
Khandallah: Nairnville Recreation Centre
Karori: Recreation Centre
Kilbirnie: Ākau Tangi Sports Centre
Tawa: Tawa Recreation Centre
Out and About across Wellington
Akatarawa Valley, Upper Hutt: Staglands Wildlife Reserve
Central Wellington: Fun at Te Papa
Central Wellington: The cable car
Central Wellington, Queens Wharf: Capital E
Kelburn, Botanic Gardens: Discovery garden
Lower Hutt: The Dowse Art Museum
Newtown, Wellington Zoo: Fun at the zoo
Ōtari-Wilton's Bush: The open air museum
Porirua: Pātaka
Upper Hutt: Whirinaki Whare Taonga events for children
Find playgrounds and play areas in Wellington City, or Kāpiti.
What about a cycling or trail adventure? Consider the Remutaka Cycle Trail or the Great Harbour Way
Know of any other activities our tamariki can engage in? Post them below for your neighbours to see!
Malvina Major Retirement Village
We’re still buzzing about being your choice for Most Trusted Brand.
For Bev and John, trust means packing up the motorhome without a second thought. Ryman’s lock and leave lifestyle means they can hit the road without worrying about maintenance or security, just freedom and adventure.
… View moreWe’re still buzzing about being your choice for Most Trusted Brand.
For Bev and John, trust means packing up the motorhome without a second thought. Ryman’s lock and leave lifestyle means they can hit the road without worrying about maintenance or security, just freedom and adventure.
Click read more to hear their story.
Picking up an incredible 27% of Neighbourly member votes, we are thrilled to announce Catnap Cafe as this year's Prospa Local Business Hero! Catnap is an incredible small business based in Christchurch - both a traditional cafe where cat lovers and cats can spend time together - as well as a … View morePicking up an incredible 27% of Neighbourly member votes, we are thrilled to announce Catnap Cafe as this year's Prospa Local Business Hero! Catnap is an incredible small business based in Christchurch - both a traditional cafe where cat lovers and cats can spend time together - as well as a home for rescues, helping them find forever homes.
Here's a few words from Alyssa and Nate, the founders of Catap Cafe: "We’re stoked to have won the Prospa Local Business Hero Awards! We’re so grateful to our community for the nominations, votes and ongoing support and we’re super proud of what Catnap means to people. Having this recognition means a lot to us."
A huge congratulations to the Catnap team - and a big thank you to every Neighbourly member who made a nomination and voted in this year's Prospa Local Business Hero campaign!
Learn more about Prospa
Chloe from Paparangi
“Ghost” Vegan Protein Powder - Strawberry Shortcake Make an offer!!
Selling as I just don’t like the flavour :( texture is actually fine though!
Only had about 2 scoops from the container and have been super hygienic with it, bought for $84.99 and would like as much of that as possible back… View more“Ghost” Vegan Protein Powder - Strawberry Shortcake Make an offer!!
Selling as I just don’t like the flavour :( texture is actually fine though!
Only had about 2 scoops from the container and have been super hygienic with it, bought for $84.99 and would like as much of that as possible back 🥺 and for it not to be wasted so please make an offer!!
Photos below also show container is still about same amount as a new container :)
Negotiable
Michael from Tawa
SAVE the DATE 💛
Rotary Tawa, Inner Wheel Tawa, and Salvation Army Tawa warmly invite YOU and your whānau to be part of something special — the Stock the Pantry project! 🥫🧻🥕
We're coming together to collect food and essential items for local families in need — and we’d … View moreSAVE the DATE 💛
Rotary Tawa, Inner Wheel Tawa, and Salvation Army Tawa warmly invite YOU and your whānau to be part of something special — the Stock the Pantry project! 🥫🧻🥕
We're coming together to collect food and essential items for local families in need — and we’d love your support! The food bank in Tawa has never been so busy!
🗓 When: Saturday, 2 August
📍 Where: New World Tawa - 09.00 - 03.00
🎯 What to bring:
Non-perishable food items, cans, pasta, rice
Toiletries & female hygiene products
Long-lasting veggies (like potatoes, onions, carrots)
Gold coin donations (to help us fill even more food bags!)
🎈 PLUS — it’s a day for the whole family!
🌭 Sausage sizzle
🎨 Face painting with Tina! (11.00 - 01.00)
🤗 Free hugs (yes, really!)
This event is proudly sponsored by New World Tawa, Sprig & Fern, and supported by Guardian Funeral Home.
❤️🩹On behalf of all the families that struggle to put food on the table - THANK YOU you for helping us make a difference! 💙
📢 Keep an eye out for posters and more updates online in the next few weeks. Let’s stock the pantry and spread the love, Tawa!
If you want to know more, pm me or send us an email on: tawarotaryclub@gmail.com
Chris from Johnsonville
Evening All.
First time posting and just trying my luck.
I am looking for any bits you may have laying around from plastic model kits, maybe left over on the sprews from a build or maybe a build that never started, and instead of heading to the tip I could intercept them. Ships, Planes, Military… View moreEvening All.
First time posting and just trying my luck.
I am looking for any bits you may have laying around from plastic model kits, maybe left over on the sprews from a build or maybe a build that never started, and instead of heading to the tip I could intercept them. Ships, Planes, Military or Space vehicles etc.
Not looking for anything expensive. Just testing the waters so to speak.
Flick me a message if you have something that fits the bill, I am in the Wellington area.
Kitbashing or model bashing is the practice of making a new scale model by taking pieces out of kits. These pieces may be added to a custom project or to another kit.
Thank you for your time in reading this. Have a great evening.
Chris.
The Team from Wellington District Police
Police have seen an increase in counterfeit $50 and $100 notes being used the Kapiti and Mana area.
We would like to warn retailers and those accepting cash to be extra wary of counterfeit cash, and to educate themselves on how to identify counterfeit money.
If you believe someone is trying … View morePolice have seen an increase in counterfeit $50 and $100 notes being used the Kapiti and Mana area.
We would like to warn retailers and those accepting cash to be extra wary of counterfeit cash, and to educate themselves on how to identify counterfeit money.
If you believe someone is trying to pass you a counterfeit note, do not accept it.
If you find you have already received a counterfeit note, put it in an envelope to avoid handling it further and get in touch with Police.
You can contact Police online or by phone via 105, or you can provide information anonymously through Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has a clear guide outlining security features of New Zealand bank notes and how to spot counterfeit notes
Stay active and keep doing the things you love.
Join a strength and balance class near you. With classes to suit every pace and ability, and trained instructors to guide you through, it’s a great way to keep healthy and make new friends. So you can live stronger for longer, and keep living the … View moreStay active and keep doing the things you love.
Join a strength and balance class near you. With classes to suit every pace and ability, and trained instructors to guide you through, it’s a great way to keep healthy and make new friends. So you can live stronger for longer, and keep living the life you want. Find a class near you today.
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Happy Matariki, neighbours!
An important aspect of Matariki is whakapapa - family, community, and our connections to living things. Communities across the country have put together events to celebrate.
The Māori New Year is also a great time to pause, reflect on the past year, and think … View moreHappy Matariki, neighbours!
An important aspect of Matariki is whakapapa - family, community, and our connections to living things. Communities across the country have put together events to celebrate.
The Māori New Year is also a great time to pause, reflect on the past year, and think about what’s ahead.
Got any goals or hopes for the coming year? Share them in the comments and inspire your neighbours.
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