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Imagine checking your ticket and realising that you have won big ...
Tell us your dreams - what is the very first thing you would do with the winnings?
Would you make that silly purchase you have always wanted, but could never justify?
Call the bank and immediately pay off your mortgage? … View moreImagine checking your ticket and realising that you have won big ...
Tell us your dreams - what is the very first thing you would do with the winnings?
Would you make that silly purchase you have always wanted, but could never justify?
Call the bank and immediately pay off your mortgage?
Stop by the SPCA on the way home and make a donation?
Buy a captain's hat, open up Trade Me and browse "boats for sale"?
A few weeks ago, the Neighbourly team shared a round of complaints over our morning cuppa about the challenges of juggling runny noses and work commitments.
After reading Flip Grater's opinion piece, Playing germ roulette with our kids’ health, we felt a collective sense of relief - … View moreA few weeks ago, the Neighbourly team shared a round of complaints over our morning cuppa about the challenges of juggling runny noses and work commitments.
After reading Flip Grater's opinion piece, Playing germ roulette with our kids’ health, we felt a collective sense of relief - another parent shares our niggling worries.
We wanted to check in with our online neighbours: do you feel the same way? We are all busy, and keeping children home from school is sometimes impossible given other responsibilities. Busy lives and the apparent loss of collective energy around monitoring cold symptoms have led to more students and staff in shared spaces with sniffles and coughs.
But what do you think? Is this a concern?
We want to know: Are there clear Guidelines on when to keep kids off of school?
Should we be having a nuanced conversation about risk management, and how to better support working families?
Share your opinion with us below!
Hi neighbours. How does everyone feel about the latest rates demand?
This is a big increase and is very hard on so many ratepayers. Anyone standing for council or mayor who has had the opportunity to stop this huge increase should think twice about standing. We will vote with our dollars.
Napier Curtain Bank needs “at-home” ironers. We are busy making new curtains which need hems & sides pressed. Curtains are about 210cm x 210cm so if you are keen on ironing in your own home (maybe in front of tv?) we would love for you to join the team. You must be able to collect and … View moreNapier Curtain Bank needs “at-home” ironers. We are busy making new curtains which need hems & sides pressed. Curtains are about 210cm x 210cm so if you are keen on ironing in your own home (maybe in front of tv?) we would love for you to join the team. You must be able to collect and deliver back to the Curtain Bank (based in Onekawa). So if you are interested or have any questions Contact Bonnie 029-121-0299
Join the Napier Technical Memorial Band, Napier Tech Junior Band, and Deco Bay Brass for their 4th annual joint concert on Sunday, August 10, 2025, at 2 PM at the MTG, Napier!
Enjoy lively tunes from The Sweeney, Star Wars, Mamma Mia, and the Junior Band’s upbeat Happy, plus unique showcases … View moreJoin the Napier Technical Memorial Band, Napier Tech Junior Band, and Deco Bay Brass for their 4th annual joint concert on Sunday, August 10, 2025, at 2 PM at the MTG, Napier!
Enjoy lively tunes from The Sweeney, Star Wars, Mamma Mia, and the Junior Band’s upbeat Happy, plus unique showcases and a rousing finale. Led by dynamic conductors Christopher Wilson and Teresa Cuthbert, this afternoon of music will chase away the winter blues!
Tickets: $20 adults, $5 students (+$1 fee), on the door (EFTPOS available).
Where: MTG, Napier
All bands warmly welcome new and returning players; enquiries to:
decobaybrass@gmail.com
tcuthbert@napiercentral.school.nz
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Commemorating 100 years of Coke
Good Collectors Item. Different Pictures in each can.
Brand New for Aunt but she passed away suddenly before receiving it. Wool looking on seat part for warmth. Has a carry handle.
Good condition but not needed. Handy to have in vehicle if you have an Accident as proof. Takes a mini SD card.
Came from a single bedroom. Warm but not needed for flooring. Measures 1900 wide 3200 long. Could do as a temporary cover. Shed or where ever.
Astella is 19, she has cerebral palsy, she mobilises in a wheel chair. We are fundraising to get a modified vehicle so Astella can be independent and learn to drive.
Astella has been granted up to $55,000 by the lottery commission of the $90,000 needed, on the condition that the funds granted … View moreAstella is 19, she has cerebral palsy, she mobilises in a wheel chair. We are fundraising to get a modified vehicle so Astella can be independent and learn to drive.
Astella has been granted up to $55,000 by the lottery commission of the $90,000 needed, on the condition that the funds granted will only be available if the full amount needed is raised within one year.
We need your help!
Please help Astella achieve this goal!
If you would like to support astella with a donation please go to her give a little page by clicking the link below
givealittle.co.nz...
Thank you for supporting Astella
Transform an old window into a handy cold frame decorated in Resene Kwila Timber Stain and Resene Lustacryl that you can move around the garden to extend your growing season. Find out how to make and finish your own with these easy step by step instructions.
Two Original Acrylic Paintings of The Pink Chair in Napier and a Sole Bagpiper looking towards Cape Kidnappers.
Size 61 x 31. Both sold to together. New and Simply Hung to Show on the Wall.
The Neighbourly Team came across the third installment of 'Work, Interrupted', an article series looking at the job struggles different generations face, and we thought it would resonate with our Neighbourly community.
In this article, Amelia Wade reports on what it’s like to seek … View moreThe Neighbourly Team came across the third installment of 'Work, Interrupted', an article series looking at the job struggles different generations face, and we thought it would resonate with our Neighbourly community.
In this article, Amelia Wade reports on what it’s like to seek employment when you’re 50+. Many factors - from financial to social pressures - are keeping people in the workforce longer. The reality is that times are tough, even for our most experienced workers: of those receiving Jobseeker benefit, a third are 50-64 years old.
We want to know: Have you felt overlooked in the job market?
Do you have advice for your community on how to stand out in an increasingly crowded job seeker market?
Share your experience below!
📖 Want to read more from the 'Work, Interrupted' series?
Work, Interrupted: The kids, the mortgage, but no job. What next?
Young and shut out: Gen Z face the harshest job market in years
Work, Interrupted: Is 50 the new 60? Older workers battling algorithms to get CVs seen
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