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Paddle for Pippy event to raise funds for cancer drugs
Keen to try your hand at paddling a waka? Members of the Katcha Whaea Waka Ama team will have waka on the water off Tāhunanui Beach on Saturday, December 4, that people can experience for a donation. The waka are a key attraction of a "Paddle for Pippy" event to raise funds for Nelson… View moreKeen to try your hand at paddling a waka? Members of the Katcha Whaea Waka Ama team will have waka on the water off Tāhunanui Beach on Saturday, December 4, that people can experience for a donation. The waka are a key attraction of a "Paddle for Pippy" event to raise funds for Nelson woman Philippa (Pip) Tavite, who has been diagnosed with bowel cancer. Food will also be available along with a Christmas hamper raffle, all for koha.
Covid-19: first active case for Nelson Tasman since 2020
The Nelson region has its first active Covid case confirmed in the Delta outbreak. A new case was confirmed in the Nelson-Tasman region, following a positive test result being returned last night, the Ministry of Health announced on Monday. The case and their close contacts are in isolation, with … View moreThe Nelson region has its first active Covid case confirmed in the Delta outbreak. A new case was confirmed in the Nelson-Tasman region, following a positive test result being returned last night, the Ministry of Health announced on Monday. The case and their close contacts are in isolation, with testing of those contacts underway. Investigations into the possible source of infection are ongoing. People are urged to get vaccinated if they haven't already, and to get tested if they have even mild symptoms.
Paddle for Pippy event to raise funds for cancer drugs
Keen to try your hand at paddling a waka? Members of the Katcha Whaea Waka Ama team will have waka on the water off Tāhunanui Beach on Saturday, December 4, that people can experience for a donation. The waka are a key attraction of a "Paddle for Pippy" event to raise funds for Nelson… View moreKeen to try your hand at paddling a waka? Members of the Katcha Whaea Waka Ama team will have waka on the water off Tāhunanui Beach on Saturday, December 4, that people can experience for a donation. The waka are a key attraction of a "Paddle for Pippy" event to raise funds for Nelson woman Philippa (Pip) Tavite, who has been diagnosed with bowel cancer. Food will also be available along with a Christmas hamper raffle, all for koha.
Have you experienced the first night of having a new pup at home?
They bring you so much joy, along with worry, anxiety and sleepless nights when you first get them home but you hope that with some shaping, they become chilled out, well-rounded dogs. The first night is tough on all parties, usually with the pup whining and crying, while you tough it out or cave … View moreThey bring you so much joy, along with worry, anxiety and sleepless nights when you first get them home but you hope that with some shaping, they become chilled out, well-rounded dogs. The first night is tough on all parties, usually with the pup whining and crying, while you tough it out or cave to its demands. Do you remember the first night you brought you pooch home? What was it like? How old is your dog now? Share you stories with us, we love puppy yarns!
Have you had a gift voucher you couldn't use?
As businesses go bust during Covid times, receiving gift cards could be a case of using sooner rather than later to ensure the business is still there when you go to redeem it. Have you had a gift card that lapsed or the business went bust? Will you be giving gift cards this Christmas?
Tell us … View moreAs businesses go bust during Covid times, receiving gift cards could be a case of using sooner rather than later to ensure the business is still there when you go to redeem it. Have you had a gift card that lapsed or the business went bust? Will you be giving gift cards this Christmas?
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