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Since its inception in 1912, and with the support of our Charities team TG Macarthy Trust continues to help New Zealand communities by awarding grants to not-for-profit organisations. Read about what the trust is getting up to, almost 120 years after it was established.
"The things that make this city special are all the things we envision for our children’s tomorrow."
We are currently working alongside Let’s Get Wellington Moving to consult on three exciting plans that will map out a pathway for #OurCityTomorrow.
Have you say on Our City Tomorrow… View more"The things that make this city special are all the things we envision for our children’s tomorrow."
We are currently working alongside Let’s Get Wellington Moving to consult on three exciting plans that will map out a pathway for #OurCityTomorrow.
Have you say on Our City Tomorrow at: www.wcc.govt.nz...
#OurWellington #TōTātouPōneke #OurCityTomorrow
Hi,
our private road is a tarseal chip that has fine grit on top to protect the surface.
Over the years that grit has gone leaving the tarseal exposed to vehicles.
Does anyone know where I can buy more of that grit that I can spread on top of the road to help protect it from cars and trucks?
… View moreHi,
our private road is a tarseal chip that has fine grit on top to protect the surface.
Over the years that grit has gone leaving the tarseal exposed to vehicles.
Does anyone know where I can buy more of that grit that I can spread on top of the road to help protect it from cars and trucks?
We only need 0.5m3 or maybe 1m3 and I can collect it.
Thanks
Does anybody know of anyone doing alpaca shearing in the Wairarapa. Sadly Paul Eising passed away earlier this year. He had been shearing our alpacas for 20 years.
Dear neighbours,
If you've ever struggled with this question, houseplant collector Moira West (400 indoor plants and growing!) has the answers.
Summer is nearly here and for many folks it is time to head to the beach. Whether you have your own batch or rent one it can be interesting to know about sea level rise, risk posed by storms, and of course tsunami.
With the Climate Insights property report you can get information on all three … View moreSummer is nearly here and for many folks it is time to head to the beach. Whether you have your own batch or rent one it can be interesting to know about sea level rise, risk posed by storms, and of course tsunami.
With the Climate Insights property report you can get information on all three ocean-related events. With easy to read graphs and insights for reducing your family's and a property's risk it is an essential part of your coastal awareness toolkit.
Following the Government’s announcement today, we are preparing to run the new COVID Traffic Light System across all our facilities and services as Wellington will be shifting to Orange on Friday 3 December.
Specific information about our services and facilities will be available on Thursday 2 … View moreFollowing the Government’s announcement today, we are preparing to run the new COVID Traffic Light System across all our facilities and services as Wellington will be shifting to Orange on Friday 3 December.
Specific information about our services and facilities will be available on Thursday 2 December, but for now please visit: wellington.govt.nz...
To get your COVID Vaccine Pass, visit www.mycovidrecord.health.nz....
Words and picture by Louise Thomas.
"Might I suggest that if you don't want people to know you are nesting there, that you stop screaming like a stuck pig every time someone walks past. Just a thought. Pūkeko/purple swamphen (Porphyrio melanotus) at Manor Park Golf Sanctuary."
Dear neighbours,
Read about this Dunedin cafe where vegetables from the kitchen has been grown by the owner. The staples of pumpkins, beetroot, cabbage and carrots do well here, he says, with a wide variety of other crops including spring onions, kohlrabi, celery, fennel, kale, potatoes, … View moreDear neighbours,
Read about this Dunedin cafe where vegetables from the kitchen has been grown by the owner. The staples of pumpkins, beetroot, cabbage and carrots do well here, he says, with a wide variety of other crops including spring onions, kohlrabi, celery, fennel, kale, potatoes, silverbeet, leek, mint and herbs. Yummy!
Has the pandemic made you shop more locally? Do you feel like you can rely on your community?
Let us know in our State of the Neighbourhood survey and you could win 1 of 10 $100 Prezzy cards.
The Wairarapa Fern and Thistle Pipe Band will join with the Wellington City Pipe Band to bring the joy of the Scottish Highlands to the region through the iconic sound of the bagpipes. A two-hour music feast for lovers of bagpipe music and those who enjoy the tingling sensation generated from … View moreThe Wairarapa Fern and Thistle Pipe Band will join with the Wellington City Pipe Band to bring the joy of the Scottish Highlands to the region through the iconic sound of the bagpipes. A two-hour music feast for lovers of bagpipe music and those who enjoy the tingling sensation generated from bagpipes. How wonderful. We're reaching for our kilts right now! Come along ...ticket info below.
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Let’s Get Wellington Moving is looking for your feedback on four transport options that will change how Wellingtonians get around and ensure we’re ready for the future.
Your trips of tomorrow could include an enhanced Basin Reserve, with new cycleways, walkways and green spaces for everyone … View moreLet’s Get Wellington Moving is looking for your feedback on four transport options that will change how Wellingtonians get around and ensure we’re ready for the future.
Your trips of tomorrow could include an enhanced Basin Reserve, with new cycleways, walkways and green spaces for everyone to enjoy – take a look at the options and have your say today.
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Only a few days left before they go, be QUICK and take a look today!
The next market at the King Lion Hall, King Street, Upper Hutt will be on Saturday 27 November, 8-11am.
Indoor and Outdoor plants, fresh Lemons, Homemade Jams & Sauces, Quality Clothing & Bedding. Household stuff and more.
Games, books and Toys - great value for Christmas presents.
… View moreThe next market at the King Lion Hall, King Street, Upper Hutt will be on Saturday 27 November, 8-11am.
Indoor and Outdoor plants, fresh Lemons, Homemade Jams & Sauces, Quality Clothing & Bedding. Household stuff and more.
Games, books and Toys - great value for Christmas presents.
Get there early for plenty of parking before the town gets busy.
Remember that we are still Level2, so please wear a mask and sign in on arrival. Thank you.
Tables may be available - Enquiries 045264059
Sustainable Community Farmers Market
Fresh local Produce, Sustainable Businesses, Community Fundraisers
Food Stalls, Bouncy Castle and Family fun.
27 November
8.30 – 2pm Lane Park Church, 22 Lane St, Upper Hutt.
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