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April from Normandale
Hey guys ...
We are fundraising again! My daughter has decided to go on youth camp in 2 weeks time, all funds raised are going towards the fees of going and anything else she needs.
We are doing a a lotto draw $10 a ticket winner wins $100 from the bonus ball drawn on the 5th of December
There is… View moreHey guys ...
We are fundraising again! My daughter has decided to go on youth camp in 2 weeks time, all funds raised are going towards the fees of going and anything else she needs.
We are doing a a lotto draw $10 a ticket winner wins $100 from the bonus ball drawn on the 5th of December
There is 40 numbers
Thanks so much :)
Ross & Marianne from Tawa
Hello - I am collecting the Special Edition of Maccona Coffee Jars and I am missing 2 of them to complete a set -
#1='Don't Quit Your Daydream' and -
#2=Stop Waiting for the Perfect Moment-It's Now'.
Is there anyone out there that has these jars and is not collecting them … View moreHello - I am collecting the Special Edition of Maccona Coffee Jars and I am missing 2 of them to complete a set -
#1='Don't Quit Your Daydream' and -
#2=Stop Waiting for the Perfect Moment-It's Now'.
Is there anyone out there that has these jars and is not collecting them I'll come to pick them up or pay for courier costs - Cheers, Marianne
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Reporter Community News
Wellington is rapidly running out of water and water meters may be the only solution.
Water meters in every house and daily water-use reports will be necessary for Wellington to avoid drought-like water shortages.
A new Wellington Water report prepared by Ernst Young and Beca recommended the region… View moreWellington is rapidly running out of water and water meters may be the only solution.
Water meters in every house and daily water-use reports will be necessary for Wellington to avoid drought-like water shortages.
A new Wellington Water report prepared by Ernst Young and Beca recommended the region adopt a $144 million advanced metering infrastructure, with daily water consumption feedback and leak alerts provided to residents via a smartphone app.
The report warned leaks and over-consumption could put the region’s water stock under severe strain, and potentially cost hundreds of millions to fix.
At the current rate of water use and population growth, the amount of water needed to meet drought resilience water levels could exceed supply by as early as 2026.
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Anneke from Embrace Design
One of our shop's artists hand-paints individual letters, you decide the theme. For young and old.
What's that lovely fragrance - soya based candles, lily of the valley, wild honeysuckle, peonies, freesias and many more.
Looking for a special plant: string of pearls, banana's, … View moreOne of our shop's artists hand-paints individual letters, you decide the theme. For young and old.
What's that lovely fragrance - soya based candles, lily of the valley, wild honeysuckle, peonies, freesias and many more.
Looking for a special plant: string of pearls, banana's, dolphins, heaps to choose from.
Reporter Community News
Wellington Mayor Andy Foster was photographed on Sunday helping pitch a tent in Shelly Bay.
The tent belonged to Anaru Mepham, from Mau Whenua, group opposing the controversial Shelly Bay development. Mepham described himself as a sentry for protesters who are standing by to join him if the … View moreWellington Mayor Andy Foster was photographed on Sunday helping pitch a tent in Shelly Bay.
The tent belonged to Anaru Mepham, from Mau Whenua, group opposing the controversial Shelly Bay development. Mepham described himself as a sentry for protesters who are standing by to join him if the bulldozers moved in.
Wellington City Council earlier this month voted nine votes to six to sell and lease its land at Shelly Bay to Shelly Bay Taikuru, owned by developer Ian Cassels and his partner.
Foster campaigned on the promise to stop the development, which is also opposed by Sir Peter Jackson.
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Sandra from Normandale
Researching Lower Hutt back in the day when life was easier.
Aerial taken 1957 other the Ewen Bridge and Hutt River.
Sandra from Normandale
Researching THE HUTT for historical purposes.
Keep finding old photos.
Just sharing as they come.
1910 Painting by Ina Lee granddaughter of famous artist John Gully.
Looking from their home above Melling Lower Hutt.
The Team from ACC New Zealand
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Nymbl gives you simple body movements, combined with brain challenges like trivia, to really improve your balance. It’s fun and only takes only 10 minutes a day.
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Rachael from Cannons Creek
My name is Rachael and I have a passion for everything kids. I am about to graduate from NZMA with Early Childhood Education Level 4. I have previous experience with looking after kids from the ages of 12 months to 11 years old and I have a current first aid certificate. I have been employed for 6 … View moreMy name is Rachael and I have a passion for everything kids. I am about to graduate from NZMA with Early Childhood Education Level 4. I have previous experience with looking after kids from the ages of 12 months to 11 years old and I have a current first aid certificate. I have been employed for 6 months or longer permanently but unfortunately this job is coming to an end at the end of year. I will be available every day full time except for Monday’s at this stage from early December. (After school term ends) I am also available during the school holidays and I am open to causal babysitting as well. I don’t have a set rate, just depends on job and responsibilities so rate is negotiable.
I can provide references 😊
I hope to hear from you soon.....
Some things about me…
I am great at following routines. I have also done respite care for 2 years and have worked with kids with severe asthma and epilepsy. I love arts and crafts, long/short walks, reading, playing at playgrounds and music. I have completed NCEA level 1, NCEA level 2 and have started Level 4 ECE certificate so I can also help with homework and I am almost fluent in Te Reo Māori.
Price: $20
April from Normandale
Perfect condition will come dismantled comes with mattress
Negotiable
Our Great Kiwi Summer campaign is all about coming together and enjoying the wonderful things New Zealand has to offer.
Take part in the Summer Survey and be in to win one of 10 Matahiwi prize packs (RRP$300).
And the ME Time Summer Scrapbook has some of our favourite recipes, cocktails and … View moreOur Great Kiwi Summer campaign is all about coming together and enjoying the wonderful things New Zealand has to offer.
Take part in the Summer Survey and be in to win one of 10 Matahiwi prize packs (RRP$300).
And the ME Time Summer Scrapbook has some of our favourite recipes, cocktails and activities – have a browse or take part by sharing one of your summer treats.
Read more
Marisa from Tawa
Furnished double room with ensuite bathroom to rent in Tawa. Own bathroom and toilet, walk in closet. Sliding doors on to deck( Doors have been replaced from what is in photo). This a home of family of 3, 1 adult and 2 teens and our cat. We are very easy going and relaxed.
Walking distance to … View moreFurnished double room with ensuite bathroom to rent in Tawa. Own bathroom and toilet, walk in closet. Sliding doors on to deck( Doors have been replaced from what is in photo). This a home of family of 3, 1 adult and 2 teens and our cat. We are very easy going and relaxed.
Walking distance to Linden train station. Rent includes electricity and Wi-Fi. Street parking available.
Room is available for 1 - 6 months. Email if you have any questions.
Thank you
No pets or smokers.
Price: $220
Reporter Community News
Journalist Mandy Te is working on a series looking at the story behind plaques. If you have an example (especially if you know the story behind it) please contact Mandy, with the details and address.
Her contact details are mandy.te@stuff.co.nz
If you can send a photo with your email that would … View moreJournalist Mandy Te is working on a series looking at the story behind plaques. If you have an example (especially if you know the story behind it) please contact Mandy, with the details and address.
Her contact details are mandy.te@stuff.co.nz
If you can send a photo with your email that would be great.
The Team from Wellington Water
We are still in watering restriction level 1: routine odds/evens garden watering.
There is enough water available for residents based on current demand, BUT we need to look after our precious wai so we have enough to last all summer.
Hot, dry weather + increased demand = levels changing quickly. … View moreWe are still in watering restriction level 1: routine odds/evens garden watering.
There is enough water available for residents based on current demand, BUT we need to look after our precious wai so we have enough to last all summer.
Hot, dry weather + increased demand = levels changing quickly.
Remember to:
- add mulch to the garden ✅
- water on the odd/even days within the specified times 💧
Know the garden watering restrictions in your area 🌺🌻
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