Eastbourne, Lower Hutt

Merry Christmas, neighbours

Merry Christmas, neighbours

From us at Neighbourly

2480 days ago

Poll: Movin' March

Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council

Walking, cycling and scooting to school have many benefits for tamariki – exercise, independence, physical and mental health, decision making, risk assessment and road safety skills.

Do your kids walk, bike or scoot to school? What do you love about it?

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Movin' March
  • 18.6% Quality time
    18.6% Complete
  • 33.9% Exercise
    33.9% Complete
  • 37.3% Seeing my kids grow in confidence
    37.3% Complete
  • 8.5% Avoiding chaos at the school gate
    8.5% Complete
  • 1.7% Other (leave us a comment!)
    1.7% Complete
59 votes
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2482 days ago

Sewing Machine

Rae from Waiwhetu

Does anyone have a sewing machine they no longer want. My niece is looking for one for her final year at school. Prepared to pay fair price. Thanks...Rae

2480 days ago

A beautiful, personalised farewell for your loved one

Haven Falls Funeral Home

Haven Falls can arrange any type of funeral service depending on your family’s spiritual and cultural traditions. We offer 24-hour quality care and professional service Wellington-wide, with funeral packages from $3,990 + GST. No deposit required, 30 day invoice.

Find us at 42-50 Burden … View more
Haven Falls can arrange any type of funeral service depending on your family’s spiritual and cultural traditions. We offer 24-hour quality care and professional service Wellington-wide, with funeral packages from $3,990 + GST. No deposit required, 30 day invoice.

Find us at 42-50 Burden Avenue, Wainuiomata.

Phone 04 564 3792 and 0800 428365 or visit our website www.havenfalls.co.nz for more information.
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2480 days ago

NZ's first Visible Wellbeing School

Samuel Marsden Collegiate School

Samuel Marsden Collegiate School takes wellbeing education seriously. They are committed to improving the mental wellbeing and happiness of all students, Preschool to Year 13, at both its campuses in Karori and Whitby.

The Visible Wellbeing approach, in partnership with Professor Lea Waters, … View more
Samuel Marsden Collegiate School takes wellbeing education seriously. They are committed to improving the mental wellbeing and happiness of all students, Preschool to Year 13, at both its campuses in Karori and Whitby.

The Visible Wellbeing approach, in partnership with Professor Lea Waters, is a framework that can be applied to every lesson and activity, academic and co-curricular.

Research has shown that taking an intentional, strategic approach to student wellbeing provides positive flow-on effects to learning outcomes, and gifts each student the skills to manage their own wellbeing, lifelong.

Visit Marsden to find out more!
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2481 days ago

Head Lice Repellent

Christene from Waiwhetu

I have developed a Head Lice Repellent to help keep your child free from Nits, Cooties, If interested let me know House Of Oils in Waiwhetu, (www.houseofoils.co.nz) Lower Hutt or Vibrant Health in Petone
Essential oils - Lavender, Tea Tree, Rosemary, Geranium, Neem

Price: $15

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2483 days ago

Prosecutions on the cards for quake-prone building owners

Matt Tso Reporter from The Hutt News

Hutt City Council officers are considering their next move after earthquake strengthening deadlines were missed on 21 Lower Hutt buildings.

*If you don't want your comments used in an article, just add NFP at the end of your post.

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2482 days ago

Hey Neighbourly family - we need your help!

The Team from KidsCan Charitable Trust

In our own backyard, our youngest kids are going without the basics. Unlike schools, early childhood centres don’t have a nationwide support programme. Children under 5 are at the most crucial age for brain development.

But KidsCan is helping. Since October they've been delivering five … View more
In our own backyard, our youngest kids are going without the basics. Unlike schools, early childhood centres don’t have a nationwide support programme. Children under 5 are at the most crucial age for brain development.

But KidsCan is helping. Since October they've been delivering five fresh meals a week to 25 early childhood centres, and kitting out kids with new raincoats and shoes. They want to extend the programme, so no one misses out on learning.

KidsCan, Neighbourly and Stuff have partnered up to raise enough money to feed and clothe 1000 more children under five. To support a child, sign up at KidsCan.org.nz.
Donate now

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