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Spacious cabinet display unit- in great condition. Pick up in maungaraki. Items in cabinet not included
Hi, I’m wondering if anyone has any access to a camera that might have a photo/video of a car accident that happened today at 4:25pm. A car was hit turning off mana esplanade heading towards the train station (next to New World). The car that caused the accident drove off from the crash. Any help… View moreHi, I’m wondering if anyone has any access to a camera that might have a photo/video of a car accident that happened today at 4:25pm. A car was hit turning off mana esplanade heading towards the train station (next to New World). The car that caused the accident drove off from the crash. Any help would be much appreciated!
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Would anyone know... who to contact to get the Time of your birth? Digit day/night time. Not the date... the time. 24 hour time..
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We are looking to reward our local youth who are leading the way; in school, on the sports field, on the stage, or in the community. Different from most awards, the Porirua Youth Awards recognises youth in two age categories, junior (12-15 year olds) and senior (16-18 year olds).
… View moreWe are looking to reward our local youth who are leading the way; in school, on the sports field, on the stage, or in the community. Different from most awards, the Porirua Youth Awards recognises youth in two age categories, junior (12-15 year olds) and senior (16-18 year olds).
Porirua Youth Awards timeline:
- Grant applications open 23 July 2018
- Grant applications close 31 August 2018
- Interviews held with judging panel 17 – 21 September 2018
- Winners announced 28 September 2018
- Awards function 25 October 2018
Don’t miss out! We look forward to receiving your application soon!
Plans changed. Bought new $520 never used.
• 1655 x 740 x 420mm (external dimensions)
• Internal depth (excludes upstand) 380
• Water Capacity 120 litres
• Contoured bath with lumbar support and armrests
• Mounted in Wooden support frame
• Made in New Zealand
Tomorrow is a big day at Queen Elizabeth Park. It’s going to be epic. Come along, pitch in and be part of the restoration plan for one of Greater Wellington’s awesome natural playgrounds.
Plant a tree, #leafyourlegacy and have as bit of fun. Local musicians will be playing. There’ll be a… View moreTomorrow is a big day at Queen Elizabeth Park. It’s going to be epic. Come along, pitch in and be part of the restoration plan for one of Greater Wellington’s awesome natural playgrounds.
Plant a tree, #leafyourlegacy and have as bit of fun. Local musicians will be playing. There’ll be a huge supply of the sausages being sizzled and you can come make a difference.
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We are looking to get our home windows retro double glazed and was wondering if anyone has good experience with any double glazing company that they can recommend?
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Victoria Street between Ghuznee and Dixon streets will be closed to traffic tomorrow (Sat 28 July) to allow a tower crane to be dismantled and removed. We recommend motorists avoid Victoria Street between 5.30am and 7pm. Brooklyn-bound buses will be detoured through a car park close to the work … View moreVictoria Street between Ghuznee and Dixon streets will be closed to traffic tomorrow (Sat 28 July) to allow a tower crane to be dismantled and removed. We recommend motorists avoid Victoria Street between 5.30am and 7pm. Brooklyn-bound buses will be detoured through a car park close to the work site while other southbound traffic will be diverted via Dixon, Willis and Ghuznee streets. We apologise for the inconvenience.
In this week's issue of Get Growing we have top tips on repotting container plants, potting up seeds, taking cuttings, collecting scion wood and moving large plants. Our crop of the week is perpetual spinach and we have a special feature on growing easy-peasy succulents. Try out delicious … View moreIn this week's issue of Get Growing we have top tips on repotting container plants, potting up seeds, taking cuttings, collecting scion wood and moving large plants. Our crop of the week is perpetual spinach and we have a special feature on growing easy-peasy succulents. Try out delicious Jewish recipes from Feasting by Amanda Ruben and enter to win a pair of Red Band gumboots from Skellerup and a $35 voucher from Awapuni Nurseries. Not subscriber yet? Sign up today. It's free!
Do you have an idea for a community environmental projects to help grow our natural capital? Our Natural Environment Fund is open for applications & there’s $80,000 available this year. This fund supports community environmental projects that protect the city's indigenous biodiversity, … View moreDo you have an idea for a community environmental projects to help grow our natural capital? Our Natural Environment Fund is open for applications & there’s $80,000 available this year. This fund supports community environmental projects that protect the city's indigenous biodiversity, restore riparian and coastal ecosystems and connect people to nature. Applications close 31 July. For more info or to apply click here.
Photo: Past recipient Makara Peak MTB Park Supporters
Dave Greenberg will be guest speaker at Tawa Rotary’s Business Breakfast at The Borough, Wednesday 22 August, 7:00am to 8:30am.
A few days before his 14th birthday Dave helped save the life of a stranger on a New York street. This event helped shape his life. He became a volunteer firefighter … View moreDave Greenberg will be guest speaker at Tawa Rotary’s Business Breakfast at The Borough, Wednesday 22 August, 7:00am to 8:30am.
A few days before his 14th birthday Dave helped save the life of a stranger on a New York street. This event helped shape his life. He became a volunteer firefighter and ambulance officer, but it was his IT work that brought him to New Zealand for a one year contract. He never left and spent the next 25 years as a crew member on the Wellington-based Westpac Rescue Helicopter.
All members of the wider business community are invited to share a cooked buffet breakfast and hear Dave share life and business lessons learned from his time in the emergency services.
Register to attend by emailing tawarotaryclub@gmail.com with the $25 payment made in advance by internet banking to: A/c 02-0552-0037039-00 (Code: BB3; Ref: Your name).
For more information contact Judith Gray at tawarotaryclub@gmail.com
Do you have a project or are you part of an organisation that supports community resilience, improves community safety or encourages wellbeing and connectedness? If so, we encourage you to apply for funding from our Social and Recreation Fund before 31 July via our website hurry, not long to go!
… View moreDo you have a project or are you part of an organisation that supports community resilience, improves community safety or encourages wellbeing and connectedness? If so, we encourage you to apply for funding from our Social and Recreation Fund before 31 July via our website hurry, not long to go!
Pictured: Previous funding recipients He Rākau Koikoi- Soup Kitchen garden project.
We’re lucky to have local youth organisation Zeal involved to provide some chilled out music during Spade Aid this coming Sunday. Enjoy a fun morning out enjoying our beautiful park environment, music and some free sausages to say thank you for all your hard work!
There has been an ongoing discussion amongst political leaders (and Neighbourly members) around whether te reo should be compulsory in schools across New Zealand. It comes after news that the number of people in New Zealand able to speak te reo Māori is declining. What do you think? Should it be … View moreThere has been an ongoing discussion amongst political leaders (and Neighbourly members) around whether te reo should be compulsory in schools across New Zealand. It comes after news that the number of people in New Zealand able to speak te reo Māori is declining. What do you think? Should it be made compulsory? Do you think this will help retain the language?
Neighbourly's own Sarah Moore has started studying te reo Māori follow her journey here.
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