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Get ready for a fun-filled day for the entire family tomorrow at the Emergency Services Expo here in Wellington!
Watch fire demonstrations, tugboat water cannon displays, harbour rescue drills, get up close to vehicles and equipment, and talk to the New Zealand Police dog section about their work.… View moreGet ready for a fun-filled day for the entire family tomorrow at the Emergency Services Expo here in Wellington!
Watch fire demonstrations, tugboat water cannon displays, harbour rescue drills, get up close to vehicles and equipment, and talk to the New Zealand Police dog section about their work.
This free event runs from 11.00am – 2.00pm with events / demonstrations to be held at Te Papa (Level 2, forecourt, Amphitheatre) and the waterfront.
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Market Manager from Tawa Lions Club
The Tawa Lions Saturday market is now in its 12th year, having sold several million eggs, several tonnes of honey and countless numbers of second-hand books. Each year we raise around $30,000 which is distributed to local causes first, but also regional, national and international causes through … View moreThe Tawa Lions Saturday market is now in its 12th year, having sold several million eggs, several tonnes of honey and countless numbers of second-hand books. Each year we raise around $30,000 which is distributed to local causes first, but also regional, national and international causes through our affiliation with over 1.4 million Lion members worldwide. Mr Van Bui is also there every week selling fresh fruit and vegetables, some of which come from his property in Levin. This market operates every Saturday Morning of the year except when Christmas day and New Years day fall on a Saturday.
We sell honey and free-range eggs. The eggs come from a local co-operative distributor in packs of 6 (not 4), 12 (not 10), 18 and 24 and trays of 30 (not 20). The more you buy the less you pay per egg. The honey we sell comes from Helens Honey in the Wairarapa with creamed Meadow (light like clover) and Bush (stronger flavour). This week we also have Waireka (Manawatu) Honey Dew (liquid) honey available for tasting and purchase.
We are looking to diversify the range of goods on offer to our customers. We have a solid base of regular customers but there is room to diversify. While we value casual stallholders looking to sell from their car boot, we are most interested in businesses wishing to attend each week with additional products to sell. We offer trial periods and our weekly fees are priced to attract new stallholders.
Tawa Lions gratefully acknowledges the generosity of Outlet City in allowing us to use their site.
Reporter Sunday Star Times
Many New Zealanders loved Kiwiana and it helped define us on the world stage – but Kiwiana was a creation of the last century. New Zealand's national paper, the Sunday Star-Times, is embarking on a project to find out what Kiwiana has evolved into and how it encapsulates the values of our … View moreMany New Zealanders loved Kiwiana and it helped define us on the world stage – but Kiwiana was a creation of the last century. New Zealand's national paper, the Sunday Star-Times, is embarking on a project to find out what Kiwiana has evolved into and how it encapsulates the values of our diverse, innovative 21st century nation.
Join us as we explore what Kiwi culture looks like in neighbourhoods across the country. In the coming weeks, you'll notice a few posts about Kiwi innovations popping up across Neighbourly - we'd love for you engage and let us know what innovations and innovators you think need profiling!
Social Media Specialist from Wellington City Council
We'll be installing the rainbow crossing in the CBD this weekend to show our support for the LGBTQI community. While we do the work, Dixon Street will be closed to general traffic between Taranaki Street & Victoria Street on Sat & Sun (6-7 Oct) and detours will be in place. Pedestrian … View moreWe'll be installing the rainbow crossing in the CBD this weekend to show our support for the LGBTQI community. While we do the work, Dixon Street will be closed to general traffic between Taranaki Street & Victoria Street on Sat & Sun (6-7 Oct) and detours will be in place. Pedestrian access won’t be affected, residents will have vehicle access at controlled entry points and Dixon St will re-open at 5 am on Monday 8 Oct. For more info check out our website.
Social Media Specialist from Wellington City Council
Did you know it’s International E-Waste Day on 13 October? To celebrate, Second treasures (The Tip Shop) will be selling all electronic items (except TVs, laptops and phones) for just $2. Come along to get yourself an electronic bargain! If you have any e-waste (phones, laptops, TVs and other … View moreDid you know it’s International E-Waste Day on 13 October? To celebrate, Second treasures (The Tip Shop) will be selling all electronic items (except TVs, laptops and phones) for just $2. Come along to get yourself an electronic bargain! If you have any e-waste (phones, laptops, TVs and other electronic items) you can bring it to Second Treasures where we can dispose of these items safely.
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Shajitha from Maungaraki
Hi All,
As we are moving the house, these are the items that we are selling, please let me know if anyone is interested.
Price is Negotiable
Electric Heaters - $60
Big Pendant Light - $50
… View moreHi All,
As we are moving the house, these are the items that we are selling, please let me know if anyone is interested.
Price is Negotiable
Electric Heaters - $60
Big Pendant Light - $50
Kitchen Gas Hob (Not Gas Stove - Need Licensed Builder/plumber to fit) - $90
Black Kitchen Splashback - Brand New - $130 Actual price is $190
Measurements - 80 cm L * 57 cm H
Electric Oven (Built-In Oven) - Measurements are 640H*600W*580D
Dining Table (Very Solid but No Chairs - Good Condition) - $120
Small Dining Table (No Chairs) - $15
Coat Hanger (Two hooks are not there) - $5
Baby Cot and Mattress (Very Good Condition) - $150
Baby Toys Random - $1 to $5
Baby Potty - $5
Baby Blankets - $7
Blue Kids Bike - $5
Kids Side Table - $10
Electric Breast Pump - $75
TV - $150
Big Computer Table with drawers (Slight damage in one of the draw) - $40
Queen Size Wooden Cot and Mattress (Little Crack in one leg and slight tone in Mattress) - $60
Single Queens Bed and Mattress (Ok Condition but Mattress in Good Condition Bought it in Beds r Us a few years ago) - $50
Big Rugs/Carpet - Color Black (Good Condition) - $80
Big Rugs/Carpet - Color Red (Good Condition) - $80
Microwave (Available End of this Month - Nearly New) - $110
Indoor Wood Burner (This require Licensed Builder/Plumber to install it in the house) -
Negotiable
Community Engagement Advisor from
Buses will be replacing all midday trains services (apart from the Wairarapa line) next Wednesday 10 October, 11am - 3pm so staff can attend a union ratification meeting.
The ticket offices at Paraparaumu, Porirua, Petone and Upper Hutt will be closed during this time, however you can still … View moreBuses will be replacing all midday trains services (apart from the Wairarapa line) next Wednesday 10 October, 11am - 3pm so staff can attend a union ratification meeting.
The ticket offices at Paraparaumu, Porirua, Petone and Upper Hutt will be closed during this time, however you can still purchase a ticket on board with cash.
Learn more about services affected and where to catch the bus replacements on our website.
Catherine from Tawa
Has anyone lost or own a small black cat? They’ve been coming inside and eating our cat’s food, and we aren’t sure if they’re a stray or not as they’re pretty friendly but skinny. This is up near Hampton Hill Primary
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Community Centre Advocate from Tawa Community Centre
Coming up next Month, a great workshop based around arthritis and emergency preparedness. Thursday 8 Novembern from 10.30am-12noon in the Boardroom at the Tawa Community Centre.
Alisa from Normandale
Come along and learn about local community initiative, Boomerang Bags Petone, at the next Indoor Craft Market at 38 Buick Street, Petone on Saturday, 6th October from 10am to 2pm. If you have any fabric you don't need - bring it along too.
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