Wellington Botanic Garden Makers Market - Sat, 16 December 2023
The Wellington Botanic Garden Makers Market is our second to last market for 2023!
Such a great opportunity to get out in the sun, enjoy the sweet smelling roses, grab some delicious food and coffee from the Picnic Cafe and peruse the gorgous art and craft for sale.
This is a great local event not to be missed. We look forward to seeing you there!
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๐DATE: Saturday, 16 December 2023
๐TIME: 10am - 3pm
๐LOCATION: Lady Norwood Rose Garden, Glenmore Street, Wellington
***If this is event is cancelled due to weather, a decision will be made at 6am on the morning of the market***
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Despite Wellington Airport and Airways promoting socially responsible messages online, both have sent insensitive responses to vulnerable individuals in our community and are resistant to change. We are here for the residents of Johnsonville, ลhฤriu Valley, Broadmeadows, Khandallah, Ngaio and Crofton Downs. Read more:
Wellington International Airport and Airways New Zealand have been receiving genuine messages of suffering, from community members with existing health and wellbeing concerns, since the flight path changed 18 months ago. The Airportโs latest noise report shows that, according to WHO research, one-fifth of our neighbours could be suffering levels associated with adverse health effects.
This is one of many issues, including legal, public health and safety concerns (involving Civil Aviation Authority of NZ, and Wellington City Council as a shareholder).
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