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Get the family out in the sunshine this Labour Weekend and enjoy a day at the races!
Loads of FREE kids activities.
Bring your picnic and pitch up on the lawn or treat yourself to a hospitality option.
Adults start at $10 and kids FREE.
For more info and buy tickets … View moreGet the family out in the sunshine this Labour Weekend and enjoy a day at the races!
Loads of FREE kids activities.
Bring your picnic and pitch up on the lawn or treat yourself to a hospitality option.
Adults start at $10 and kids FREE.
For more info and buy tickets wellingtonracing.co.nz
Can’t wait to see you there,
The Team at Wellington Racing Club
Hutt City Council is calling for submissions on a bylaw aimed at better protecting the health of people using the services of tattooists, skin piercers and beauty therapists.
Go to the link below for more information.
Our next meeting will be held on Friday, 18th Oct at 10AM in the Senior Citizens Rooms, ground floor, Forsyth Barr Tower, 45 Knights Rd - that's on the left as you enter the Countdown Queensgate car park. The guest speaker will be Morgan Aiono, a Kiwibank Digital Angel. Non members also … View moreOur next meeting will be held on Friday, 18th Oct at 10AM in the Senior Citizens Rooms, ground floor, Forsyth Barr Tower, 45 Knights Rd - that's on the left as you enter the Countdown Queensgate car park. The guest speaker will be Morgan Aiono, a Kiwibank Digital Angel. Non members also welcome. Grey Power's main aim is to advance, support and protect the welfare and well being of people aged over 50.
Just a reminder that it's now too late to post your voting papers back, there's now only time to drop them into your local library, HCC main building, Walter Nash Stadium or Wellington Train Station. Don't have your voting papers or not enrolled? You can do a special vote in person, … View moreJust a reminder that it's now too late to post your voting papers back, there's now only time to drop them into your local library, HCC main building, Walter Nash Stadium or Wellington Train Station. Don't have your voting papers or not enrolled? You can do a special vote in person, you don't need to do or bring anything, just turn up to one of the locations below and vote in person: Main HCC building, Walter Nash Stadium, Wainuiomata Library or the Arapaki Library on Manners Street in Wellington.
A road is closed after two people were injured in a crash on State Highway 2, Lower Hutt. Emergency…
Are you looking for somewhere commutable? Affordable? For all ages ? Community and family friendly? That has warm and efficient houses? Look no further...
That’s some of the reasons people are already interested in our development at Featherston. We are a highly skilled team of engineers, … View moreAre you looking for somewhere commutable? Affordable? For all ages ? Community and family friendly? That has warm and efficient houses? Look no further...
That’s some of the reasons people are already interested in our development at Featherston. We are a highly skilled team of engineers, designers and community experts who have got together to reach for the stars on this one.
The National Party is considering a policy of fining parents $3000 if their children drop out of school and don't enter further education or training.
Simon Bridges says "The reality is if you're not in work, education or training, you're going to be languishing in a dole … View moreThe National Party is considering a policy of fining parents $3000 if their children drop out of school and don't enter further education or training.
Simon Bridges says "The reality is if you're not in work, education or training, you're going to be languishing in a dole queue, and the evidence is potentially for a long time". Do you agree with this policy? Should parents be fined?
Let your kids finish their school holidays with a creative bang. due to their popularity, extra art classes added at Artspace Gallery this Friday morning 11th Oct at our gallery on the Petone Foreshore with Wild Poppies as the subject.
$25 All materials provided, youth arrive empty handed… View moreLet your kids finish their school holidays with a creative bang. due to their popularity, extra art classes added at Artspace Gallery this Friday morning 11th Oct at our gallery on the Petone Foreshore with Wild Poppies as the subject.
$25 All materials provided, youth arrive empty handed and leave 2 hours later with a completed painting to be proud of and a beaming smile of creative satisfaction on their dial. This class is suitable for ages 7 - 18.
These youth classes are generously sponsored by Watercolour New Zealand encouraging youth to explore the joy or painting with watercolours.
Having spent the last three years representing a smaller part of our city on the Petone Community board, I'm now ready for a seat at the big kid's table. My first priorities are implementing a 2x wheelie-bin recycling system, and investigating cost savings through council rubbish bins … View moreHaving spent the last three years representing a smaller part of our city on the Petone Community board, I'm now ready for a seat at the big kid's table. My first priorities are implementing a 2x wheelie-bin recycling system, and investigating cost savings through council rubbish bins & organic/composting bins too. Getting the basics right, the nice new facilities are nice to have, but we need to ensure the core council services aren't neglected.
In this years election, you will get to select SIX city-wide candidates (as well as one ward councillor). By putting your trust in me, you will be supporting a candidate with strong family values, an eye for thinking outside of the box, and using technology to make the council more effective.
I would be very grateful for your support to make Lower Hutt an even better place to live, work and play for everyone.
Please feel free to ask me any questions :) I will also be doing a weekly Q&A for the next two weeks of the elections (and at least once a month if I am elected, keeping you in the loop with what the council is up to)
Our final production for our 75th anniversary year is almost upon us.
The Rivals by Richard Brinley Sheridan, adapted by Beth Flintoff and directed by Ewen Coleman.
Duels, duplicities and disguises abound in Sheridan’s timeless comedy, The Rivals. Its whirlwind plot revolves around the … View moreOur final production for our 75th anniversary year is almost upon us.
The Rivals by Richard Brinley Sheridan, adapted by Beth Flintoff and directed by Ewen Coleman.
Duels, duplicities and disguises abound in Sheridan’s timeless comedy, The Rivals. Its whirlwind plot revolves around the bookishly romantic Lydia Languish,who adores her lover when she thinks he is a poor ensign but is appalled when he turns out to be a well -connected Captain. Adding to complications, Lydia finds herself beset on all sides by a retinue of eccentric, bumbling suitors and stymied at every turn by her overbearing, formidable and linguistically-challenged aunt, Mrs Malaprop.
Book through our website or phone 04 939 7529.
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