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Do you use free-to-air TV classifications like G, PGR and AO, or timebands like the 8.30pm watershed, to help decide what you, or children in your care, watch?
The Broadcasting Standards Authority are considering whether some changes should be made to timebands and programme classifications on… View moreDo you use free-to-air TV classifications like G, PGR and AO, or timebands like the 8.30pm watershed, to help decide what you, or children in your care, watch?
The Broadcasting Standards Authority are considering whether some changes should be made to timebands and programme classifications on free-to-air television and want to hear what you think.
We will be holding a public meeting in Wellington where you can get more information and ask questions. It will be on Friday 17 August at Chartered Accountants ANZ Conference Centre, Level 7, 50 Customhouse Quay, from 1.30pm-3.30pm. Please register on our website if you plan to attend.
You can also find out what is being considered and give your feedback through our 5-10-minute online survey.
Email us at info@bsa.govt.nz or visit the website for more information.
Tawa Titans Hockey Club are at an exciting point of their rebuilding phase, now being in a position to ask the community for expressions of interest for playing competitive or social field hockey in 2019. If you are interested you can complete the following form, connect with us here, via email on … View moreTawa Titans Hockey Club are at an exciting point of their rebuilding phase, now being in a position to ask the community for expressions of interest for playing competitive or social field hockey in 2019. If you are interested you can complete the following form, connect with us here, via email on tawahockeyclub@gmail.com or via our facebook page - www.facebook.com...
Warm up your winter with Press Hall’s hot and spicy Monday night market on August 20th. Press Hall will host this one-off Wellington On A Plate pop-up event with special guests Garage Project and Ruth Pretty.
With live entertainment and music, there's something for everyone! As one of … View moreWarm up your winter with Press Hall’s hot and spicy Monday night market on August 20th. Press Hall will host this one-off Wellington On A Plate pop-up event with special guests Garage Project and Ruth Pretty.
With live entertainment and music, there's something for everyone! As one of Wellington on A Plate's free pop-up events, guests don't need to purchase a ticket. Payment on consumption of dishes only.
From lemongrass-chili five-spice ribs to Russian Roulette Takoyaki, Press Hall eateries have you covered! Eateries' everyday menu items will also be available for purchase.
Press Hall's Hot Off The Press Monday night market takes place from 5pm – 9pm, Monday August 20th 2018.
100's of items (see Pic). Look forward to seeing you there. Please note: no credit card facilities, but there is an eftpos machine in the main foyer
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Anyone know of any cheap hire truck, we're moving houses. But need a truck to take big stuff... Thanks
Fiona Eadie, head gardener at Dunedin's iconic Larnach Castle, says she hears from gardeners all the time that New Zealand native plants are "boring". Do we have a native plant cultural cringe? And, if so, is there a difference between what gardeners in the North Island and the … View moreFiona Eadie, head gardener at Dunedin's iconic Larnach Castle, says she hears from gardeners all the time that New Zealand native plants are "boring". Do we have a native plant cultural cringe? And, if so, is there a difference between what gardeners in the North Island and the South Island think?
The weather forecast for tomorrow is looking good so shopping at Tawa Lions Saturday Market at Outlet City will be a great place to spend time stocking up your fresh veges, eggs, honey and various produce and products from local community stalls on the day.
Councillor Malcolm Sparrow has … View moreThe weather forecast for tomorrow is looking good so shopping at Tawa Lions Saturday Market at Outlet City will be a great place to spend time stocking up your fresh veges, eggs, honey and various produce and products from local community stalls on the day.
Councillor Malcolm Sparrow has promised to be there from 11 am for an hour or so to promote and sell 200 litre water tanks as a household disaster emergency water supply. Profits go to charity.
This week our Honey Stall will have Creamed Meadow, in addition to Liquid and Creamed Bush. We also have our usual range of eggs, along with some supplies of jam from Suzette at Idle Kitchen, all while stocks last so come early to avoid disappointment.
Profits from this market go to the Tawa Lions Charitable Trust, supporting worthy local causes.
If you have any questions about our market feel free to ask the folks under the white canopy beside the Tawa Lions van on the day, or email tawamarket@lionsclubs.org.nz.
Tawa Lions gratefully acknowledges the support of Outlet City over the past 11+ years of operation.
Hi neighbours,
Both coffee and controversy is brewing in wider Wellington region at the moment on the topic of prams in cafes.
A cafe in Petone doesn't allow buggies and prams in the cafe when two designated areas up front by the window are full. This is due to space and safety reasons. … View moreHi neighbours,
Both coffee and controversy is brewing in wider Wellington region at the moment on the topic of prams in cafes.
A cafe in Petone doesn't allow buggies and prams in the cafe when two designated areas up front by the window are full. This is due to space and safety reasons. However, some mums have hit out saying it isn't "child friendly". Other cafes have now chimed into the debate. We want to know your thoughts on the topic.
Are you a mum with a pram that's been turned away from a cafe? Or perhaps you're a business owner that struggles to fit prams on the premise. Perhaps you're a customer with an opinion to share. Let us know your thoughts in the replies! (Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff)
Hi Neighbours,
Is there any chance we can hire two car seats for two boys? I know about Baby on the Move but they are far away in Ngaio and in Brooklyn. I have seen an along Mungavin Avenue in Porirua. Anyone know their phone number?
Thanks in advance
It was fantastic to see many groups and individuals (including supreme winner Soup Kitchen Wellington) recognised as we celebrated the Accessibility Awards & Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards on 26 July. Our website has now been updated with a list of groups/awards and a selection of… View moreIt was fantastic to see many groups and individuals (including supreme winner Soup Kitchen Wellington) recognised as we celebrated the Accessibility Awards & Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards on 26 July. Our website has now been updated with a list of groups/awards and a selection of photos from the evening.
The Te Kāuru Upper Ruamāhanga Floodplain Management Plan Subcommittee and project team started reaching out to affected landowners through informal coffee group meetings. We are looking for feedback on whether Te Kāuru is heading in the right direction. We really appreciate the response of the … View moreThe Te Kāuru Upper Ruamāhanga Floodplain Management Plan Subcommittee and project team started reaching out to affected landowners through informal coffee group meetings. We are looking for feedback on whether Te Kāuru is heading in the right direction. We really appreciate the response of the community including Mia (pictured) – one of our cutest attendees at one of the coffee groups – for their feedback, questions and level of engagement.
Read more about Te Kāuru at www.tekauru.co.nz...
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