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The Hurricanes will be back in action at Westpac Stadium in March, hosting two out of their four NZ derby games in one month! On 10 March, the Canes take on the Crusaders and on 24 March it’s the Highlanders.
Our hospitality packages for all our NZ derbies are a fantastic $149 inc GST pp … View moreThe Hurricanes will be back in action at Westpac Stadium in March, hosting two out of their four NZ derby games in one month! On 10 March, the Canes take on the Crusaders and on 24 March it’s the Highlanders.
Our hospitality packages for all our NZ derbies are a fantastic $149 inc GST pp per game. Packages include entry ticket with seating in our level 4 Member Lounges with unrivalled views across the pitch, a buffet meal served pre-match and VIP gate entry.
After an epic summer, we’re looking forward to hunkering down for winter with some awesome rugby action, so get booking now!
The Westpac Stadium team
Good day to you. Today i picked some wild mushrooms ? near the Wainui river about 1km below the dam on the mown grass between the trees and the side of the road. I have looked on the net for as much information as possible as to determine if they are edible or poisonous. I think they are edible but… View moreGood day to you. Today i picked some wild mushrooms ? near the Wainui river about 1km below the dam on the mown grass between the trees and the side of the road. I have looked on the net for as much information as possible as to determine if they are edible or poisonous. I think they are edible but am not entirely sure. I wont eat them until i am 100 % sure. Can any one help me identify them. I live in Wainui. Mushrooms are high in B vitamins and selenium. I am very interested in eating wild foods as these are even higher in nutrients than organicly grown vegetables. Which i also have a large 100% organic vegetable garden growing many yummy vegetables. Thankyou for any help. Take care and look after each other and our beautiful community 😊
Do you have a pet rabbit?
Do you know about RHDV1-K5?
Pet rabbits in New Zealand have been living with the risk of disease since the rabbit calicivirus was illegally released in 1997. The new strain set to be released in Autumn 2018 is just as deadly to pet rabbits as the existing strain. … View moreDo you have a pet rabbit?
Do you know about RHDV1-K5?
Pet rabbits in New Zealand have been living with the risk of disease since the rabbit calicivirus was illegally released in 1997. The new strain set to be released in Autumn 2018 is just as deadly to pet rabbits as the existing strain. However, there may be an increase in cases among the wild rabbit population therefore increasing the possibility of exposure of the virus to pet rabbits.
Pet owners should ensure that they continue to take all available measures to protect their pet rabbits, particularly in areas that are close to populations of wild rabbits.
What can be done to protect pet rabbits against RHDV1-K5?
Rabbits should be vaccinated from 10 to 12 weeks of age, and boosters given according to your veterinarian's recommendation to ensure ongoing protection.
We also recommend the following biosecurity measures for pet rabbit owners:
* Control insects (especially flies and fleas) as much as possible both indoors and outdoors. Flies are the main vector through which the virus is spread.
* Remove uneaten food on a daily basis.
* Keep your pet rabbit indoors where possible.
* Rabbit-proof your backyard to prevent access by wild rabbits
* Regularly decontaminate equipment and materials (e.g. cages, hutches, bowls) with either 10% bleach or 10% sodium hydroxide. 10 minutes' contact time is required, then rinse off.
* Limit contact with and handling of unfamiliar pet rabbits.
* Use good biosecurity measures (e.g. wash hands, shoes, clothing) after handling other people’s rabbits.
* Avoid cutting grass and feeding it to your rabbits if there is the risk of contamination from wild rabbits.
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QUESTION:
Wainuiomata, being fairly rural (ie: Moores Valley, Coast Road) and having a large scenic reserve in Homedale, would have a fairly substantial wild rabbit population. It also has a fairly substantial domestic pet rabbit population. I would like to know if this virus is going to be released in Wainuiomata and, if it is, where specifically?
The trial significantly improved the congestion and safety around the Riddiford roundabout and Melling interchange but there are still some tweaks that need to be made. We’re continuing to work with the market operator and stallholders to find the right balance.
To give us feedback please click … View moreThe trial significantly improved the congestion and safety around the Riddiford roundabout and Melling interchange but there are still some tweaks that need to be made. We’re continuing to work with the market operator and stallholders to find the right balance.
To give us feedback please click on the link below.
We've been travelling around the country chatting with people about Neighbours Day - in case you missed our workshops, here's a video from people who attended with some ideas for events!
Wanted Handyman to uplift and replace kitchen Lino, with an alternative covering, need some costing prices as am on a pension, I also I need a handyman who could advise on putting in sliding doors on a bedroom wardrobe, many thanks
We need your help! These 5 amazing Organisation applicants are finalists in the 2018 AMI Community Grants. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive a share of the funds. Read a little information about each Organisation and how your support will help them - and then cast your vote … View moreWe need your help! These 5 amazing Organisation applicants are finalists in the 2018 AMI Community Grants. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive a share of the funds. Read a little information about each Organisation and how your support will help them - and then cast your vote below. Voting closes Tuesday 13th March.
Hello there gardeners, whatever your gardening goal, there's lots of inspiration to be found in Annabel's garden. Plus, well, it's just beautiful.
Want to keep your cashflow flowing? As a small business owner you know just how vital it can be for your success. To help you keep the money moving smoothly, check out these 5 helpful tips designed to help maintain a good cashflow outlook.
Hi neighbours – it’s that time of year again! Multifest 2018 will showcase cultural performances from local talent across the Wellington Region.
There will be free face painting and a bouncy castle, food representing diverse cuisines, handicrafts and information stalls. To top it all off is… View moreHi neighbours – it’s that time of year again! Multifest 2018 will showcase cultural performances from local talent across the Wellington Region.
There will be free face painting and a bouncy castle, food representing diverse cuisines, handicrafts and information stalls. To top it all off is a celebration of Holi – the Indian Festival of Colours in the afternoon.
Join us at the Naenae Community Hall, 31 Treadwell Street, Naenae. The event kicks off at 11am and runs through til 4pm, with a special ‘Flight of the Peace Doves’ at 12noon and Holi at 2.30pm.
Plenty to see and do at Multifest 2018. So what are you waiting for? Join in the fun this weekend!
Proudly brought to you by Hutt Multicultural Council Inc in partnership with Team Naenae Trust.
Anita Mansell, QSM
HMC President
We need your help! These 5 wonderful Community Project applicants are finalists in the 2018 AMI Community Grants. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive a share of the funds. Read a little information about each Community Project on how your support will help them - and then cast your… View moreWe need your help! These 5 wonderful Community Project applicants are finalists in the 2018 AMI Community Grants. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive a share of the funds. Read a little information about each Community Project on how your support will help them - and then cast your vote below. Voting closes Tuesday 13th March.
Point Howard Wharf is closed to the public indefinitely after investigations showed the damage to piles is more extensive than first thought.
Because of numerous safety hazards on and around the wharf, Council is asking people to stay at least 10 metres away from the structure.
More information … View morePoint Howard Wharf is closed to the public indefinitely after investigations showed the damage to piles is more extensive than first thought.
Because of numerous safety hazards on and around the wharf, Council is asking people to stay at least 10 metres away from the structure.
More information via the link below:
The last information day for District Plan Change 43 – Residential and Suburban Mixed Use is on in Naenae this evening.
People can drop in and ask questions about the proposed changes and get advice on how to make a submission. Submissions close on 9 March at 5pm so there's still time to … View moreThe last information day for District Plan Change 43 – Residential and Suburban Mixed Use is on in Naenae this evening.
People can drop in and ask questions about the proposed changes and get advice on how to make a submission. Submissions close on 9 March at 5pm so there's still time to have your say.
Today's session will run from 4pm to 8pm and will be held at Naenae Community Hall, Cnr Everest and Treadwell Streets, Naenae.
More information via the link below:
In 2017, free HPV immunisations were extended to boys for the first time, with about two thirds of parents choosing to immunise their children through their school immunisation programme.
HPV-related cancers take a long time to develop. The viruses are mostly transmitted in adolescence but often… View moreIn 2017, free HPV immunisations were extended to boys for the first time, with about two thirds of parents choosing to immunise their children through their school immunisation programme.
HPV-related cancers take a long time to develop. The viruses are mostly transmitted in adolescence but often aren’t diagnosed until later. That’s why it’s important for children to be immunised when they’re young.
Around 80% of people will be exposed to HPV in their lifetime. Immunisation can significantly reduce HPV-related harm. Protecting all children before they’re exposed to HPV will protect their health in the future.
Free HPV immunisation at school or from your GP. For more info visit: www.health.govt.nz/hpv
Remind tamariki just how important and special they are. In this episode of Tamariki News, hear why praise and encouragement is so important for children. www.youtube.com...
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