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We have a great event coming up just for rangatahi at War Memorial Library!
Make a Pal-entine card for your mate who respects your independence, compete in our 10 minute break-up song quiz (delicious prizes for the winners thanks to Moustache Milk & Cookie Bar!), and watch a movie with us.
… View moreWe have a great event coming up just for rangatahi at War Memorial Library!
Make a Pal-entine card for your mate who respects your independence, compete in our 10 minute break-up song quiz (delicious prizes for the winners thanks to Moustache Milk & Cookie Bar!), and watch a movie with us.
[common room] events are for youth ages 13–21.
If you need a delicious gift to share with your friend (or just yourself...) the Moustache Milk & Cookie Bar Bus will be set up in Riddiford Garden on Thursday 14 February from 11am-7pm.
Neighbours living in closer proximity to others are a growing reality in Lower Hutt with consents…
There’s one simple way to keep things passionate in your relationship—kiss.
Kiss a lot.
Kiss often.
Kiss each time you leave each other, and each time you see each other again after being apart.
When you do, you tell each other that you matter. And you choose each other all over again.
Come along and learn more about timebanking. We're a friendly community of locals helping each other. We exchange time credits in return for sharing our skills, interests and experience. 7.30-8.30pm, Wed 27th Feb 2019 at Alicetown Community Centre, 38 Victoria Street, Alicetown. All welcome!
In today’s workplace, having the ability to use computers is essential. If you’re looking to get into an admin, reception or office role this year but need to learn the basics when it comes to using computers and emails, then this is an ideal course for you.
During this 19-week course, … View moreIn today’s workplace, having the ability to use computers is essential. If you’re looking to get into an admin, reception or office role this year but need to learn the basics when it comes to using computers and emails, then this is an ideal course for you.
During this 19-week course, you’ll learn how to use the Microsoft Office package for word processing and data entry, use email effectively, learn basic web design and so much more. You will graduate well-placed to hit the ground running in a range of entry-level administration and office roles.
This course also acts as a stepping stone towards further studies to increase your computing skills, if that is where you want to take it. We have a new course starting on 25th February in our Porirua Campus, Be quick and enol now.
You can fill in a form online and we will be in touch asap to answer any questions you have or call us on 0800 222 833 to learn more.
NZMA fact: 80% of NZMA graduates go on to employment or higher study*
*80% represents and average student outcome over twelve months in 2016 and 2017. Visit ‘Latest News’ on nzma.ac.nz for more details. ^’Free Study’ options terms and conditions apply.
Christian Fellowship For Disabled – Wellington Branch are holding their Annual Regional Camp at El Rancho, Waikanae over the weekend of 8th-10th March 2019. This is a predominantly adult camp, but families are welcome.
HOW YOU CAN HELP –
By sponsoring a disabled person to attend ($80 + $30 … View moreChristian Fellowship For Disabled – Wellington Branch are holding their Annual Regional Camp at El Rancho, Waikanae over the weekend of 8th-10th March 2019. This is a predominantly adult camp, but families are welcome.
HOW YOU CAN HELP –
By sponsoring a disabled person to attend ($80 + $30 transport if required).
By sponsoring a helper or support person to attend (from $40 to $80).
By attending yourself as a helper or support person.
By bringing a disabled person along who you can support.
For further info please phone John/Lyn on (04) 569-9096 or 0274343643 or email cffd-wgtn@actrix.co.nz
Work crews are moving mountains to prepare Lower Hutt's largest greenfield housing development since…
Pravin Ranchod is worried the cost of selling wine and beer will reach a point where it will no long…
Summer is a great time to enjoy our coast and waterways, but there are some times and places where caution is needed. The best thing you can do to keep yourself, your family and pets safe is know what toxic algae looks like and avoid it.
The algae grows on submerged riverstones in a shiny … View moreSummer is a great time to enjoy our coast and waterways, but there are some times and places where caution is needed. The best thing you can do to keep yourself, your family and pets safe is know what toxic algae looks like and avoid it.
The algae grows on submerged riverstones in a shiny brown/dark green coating, or as dark brown strands. When it dies it floats to the surface and forms small brown or white mats at the water’s edge
If a person in your group swallows even a small amount of toxic algae (coin sized or less) seek IMMEDIATE medical attention.
DOGS
Toxic algae is deadly to dogs, who love the taste of the mats which float at the river’s edge. Keep your dog on a leash and away from the water. If your dog swallows toxic algae seek immediate veterinary attention.
Watch our video and learn to identify toxic algae #ToxicAlgaeWgtn
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