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Hi any one interested, tonight after dancing, my friend and I called in for a hot chocolate at McDonalds at Silverstream. What fantastic service, friendly and prepared to go the extra mile, delivering our purchase to us.
The place was busy, and also very clean.
This Christmas when you cook a succulent ham, crank up the BBQ, and tuck into some trifle, remember to pour leftover fats, oils and food scraps into the bin, not down the drain.
#Fatbergs (clumps of congealed fat) clog and damage your pipes, and could cost you thousands of dollars to repair if … View moreThis Christmas when you cook a succulent ham, crank up the BBQ, and tuck into some trifle, remember to pour leftover fats, oils and food scraps into the bin, not down the drain.
#Fatbergs (clumps of congealed fat) clog and damage your pipes, and could cost you thousands of dollars to repair if the damage happens within your property boundary.
You don't want to start the new year with a big plumbers bill!
Watch what you're putting down the drain this festive season and keep fatbergs away!
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Wasps are a serious problem for people on picnics, but their effects on native insect populations are devastating. Last summer we embarked on an ambitious project to make a dent in the wasp population in the Nelson region. We fundraised and were able to lay 390km of bait lines in some of the … View moreWasps are a serious problem for people on picnics, but their effects on native insect populations are devastating. Last summer we embarked on an ambitious project to make a dent in the wasp population in the Nelson region. We fundraised and were able to lay 390km of bait lines in some of the region's most popular recreational areas, effectively making 10,000 hectares wasp free.
This summer we are delighted to announce we are expanding the programme to other parts of the country which are also affected by high wasp numbers. Vespex is laid in bait stations in late January and February when wasps change to a protein-based diet. It is of low toxicity and safe for bees. Results from last summer showed it has a 95%-99% success rate.
While a small amount of work is Government funded, we're going to raise more funds to get as many areas baited as possible, and we need your help. Go to our Popshop page to contribute to a wasp-free region
So join us in the battle. The more we raise the more areas we can cover.
Our home–based educators provide early learning in a fun and secure home environment. Your child will benefit from engaging in activities and play that are designed to encourage their learning, curiosity and development. With over 40 years’ experience, Barnardos is New Zealand’s leading … View moreOur home–based educators provide early learning in a fun and secure home environment. Your child will benefit from engaging in activities and play that are designed to encourage their learning, curiosity and development. With over 40 years’ experience, Barnardos is New Zealand’s leading expert in early learning and childcare. To enquire about available spaces in your area, send us a message today or contact Claire on 027 2014165.
Kia ora NZ Communities!
We've not been on Neighbourly much lately, but that will soon change!
We have a lot of exciting plans for 2018, including new workshops and new online presences.
If you'd like to know what we've been up to this year, take a look at our 2017 … View moreKia ora NZ Communities!
We've not been on Neighbourly much lately, but that will soon change!
We have a lot of exciting plans for 2018, including new workshops and new online presences.
If you'd like to know what we've been up to this year, take a look at our 2017 highlights: inspiringcommunities.org.nz....
Meri Kirihimete, Aotearoa! We look forward to working with and supporting you in 2018.
The IC team
Special timetables will run from Monday 25 December 2017 to Friday 5 January 2018 for bus, train and the harbour ferry. To find out how this affects your commute please visit the Metlink website or download the Metlink Commuter App from the Apple App or Google Play stores.
Remember if you are … View moreSpecial timetables will run from Monday 25 December 2017 to Friday 5 January 2018 for bus, train and the harbour ferry. To find out how this affects your commute please visit the Metlink website or download the Metlink Commuter App from the Apple App or Google Play stores.
Remember if you are leaving Wellington this holiday period you can unsubscribe from MyMetlink so you don’t get alerts while you are away.
Metlink wishes you and your family a safe and happy holiday season.
The Hutt River will remain off limits to swimmers - and dogs - until after Christmas because of potentially fatal toxic algae levels.
However the Pakuratahi River at Kaitoke is again open for recreational use and the Greater Wellington Regional Council is hopeful a Hutt Valley all-clear may … View moreThe Hutt River will remain off limits to swimmers - and dogs - until after Christmas because of potentially fatal toxic algae levels.
However the Pakuratahi River at Kaitoke is again open for recreational use and the Greater Wellington Regional Council is hopeful a Hutt Valley all-clear may follow in the new year.
Our favourite thing about Christmas is the wonderful Christmas COLOURS that pop up as Santa's arrival approaches. Greens reds and golds dotted around town remind us that it's so easy to put a little colour into someone else's Christmas...
Remember to stay safe these holidays … View moreOur favourite thing about Christmas is the wonderful Christmas COLOURS that pop up as Santa's arrival approaches. Greens reds and golds dotted around town remind us that it's so easy to put a little colour into someone else's Christmas...
Remember to stay safe these holidays whether you're out of town or or staying at home. Merry Christmas!
- From the colourful Elves at Resene
State Highway 1 (SH1) north of Kaikōura is now open to daytime traffic. This means you have two options for travel between Picton and Christchurch: SH1, where two sections remain closed at night as a safety precaution, or the alternate route (via state highways 63, 6, 65 and 7 through Lewis Pass) … View moreState Highway 1 (SH1) north of Kaikōura is now open to daytime traffic. This means you have two options for travel between Picton and Christchurch: SH1, where two sections remain closed at night as a safety precaution, or the alternate route (via state highways 63, 6, 65 and 7 through Lewis Pass) which is open 24/7.
Make sure you allow enough time for your journey, whichever route you choose. For real-time travel information visit www.nzta.govt.nz/p2c or call 0800 4 HIGHWAYS (0800 44 44 49).
Hi, I moved to Waiwhetu in February. I'm a keen gardener, growing flowers and vegetables, and I came to realize that I have not seen a single bee this year, bumble or honey. I worry about pollination and what the absence of bees might mean for general environmental wellbeing. Has anyone else … View moreHi, I moved to Waiwhetu in February. I'm a keen gardener, growing flowers and vegetables, and I came to realize that I have not seen a single bee this year, bumble or honey. I worry about pollination and what the absence of bees might mean for general environmental wellbeing. Has anyone else noticed this? Thoughts?
We've seen some awesome examples of people conserving water over the past week ?.
Demand has come down, and is currently below 160MLD.
We need more rainy days to get the river levels up, and replenish the water in our storage lakes.
So keep up the good work and encourage your … View moreWe've seen some awesome examples of people conserving water over the past week ?.
Demand has come down, and is currently below 160MLD.
We need more rainy days to get the river levels up, and replenish the water in our storage lakes.
So keep up the good work and encourage your neighbours to #watcheverydrop
#ourwaterourfuture
Closed Sunday 24 December - Monday 15 January 2018.
It's that time of the year again when we're all allowed to have a little break. We'll be closing our doors just after lunchtime on Saturday 23 December and reopening on Tuesday 16 January 2018. We'd like to take this … View moreClosed Sunday 24 December - Monday 15 January 2018.
It's that time of the year again when we're all allowed to have a little break. We'll be closing our doors just after lunchtime on Saturday 23 December and reopening on Tuesday 16 January 2018. We'd like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your ongoing support and patronage in the cafe and function centre this year, and we're looking forward to serving you again in 2018.
Don't forget if you are still looking for stocking fillers then we have a range of delicious Christmas-themed sweet treats available, jars of homemade tomato relish, or tins of Harney's teas to tempt your taste buds. Free gift wrapping available on request. Wishing you all a very safe and happy holiday season.
Are you a longstanding neighbour or are you the one with a full house? Take our quiz to discover the type of neighbour you are - and find out what your challenge is for Neighbours Day 2018.
Don't forget to share your results with your Neighbourly community. Maybe you could guess what other… View moreAre you a longstanding neighbour or are you the one with a full house? Take our quiz to discover the type of neighbour you are - and find out what your challenge is for Neighbours Day 2018.
Don't forget to share your results with your Neighbourly community. Maybe you could guess what other types of neighbours are living around you? Link below!
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It's time we had a serious debate about water meters, regional council chairman Chris Laidlaw says, as the Wellington region faces shortages. It's only December and stores are already low. This week, we want to know if you… View moreHi everyone, thanks for your thoughts. Comments are now closed.
It's time we had a serious debate about water meters, regional council chairman Chris Laidlaw says, as the Wellington region faces shortages. It's only December and stores are already low. This week, we want to know if you think it's time to use water meters? Would it help us save water? Let us know down below. Comments may be used in print unless stated otherwise with NFP (Not For Print)
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