Enner Glynn, Nelson

Got any recipes for great festive treats?

Got any recipes for great festive treats?

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1622 days ago

Trio of stunning original art

Nan from Atawhai

Mixed media "Ocean Zenn" by Mary Bessant 2002 Size of each piece 40cm x 40 cm

Price: $450

1622 days ago

Do you know a greenfingered hero in your community?

Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing

NZ Gardener is again looking for greenfingered good sorts – individuals or groups who have used gardening skills to help other people. Five finalists will feature in the October magazine and one will go on to become 2021 Gardener of the Year! There are some amazing prizes up for grabs so if you … View moreNZ Gardener is again looking for greenfingered good sorts – individuals or groups who have used gardening skills to help other people. Five finalists will feature in the October magazine and one will go on to become 2021 Gardener of the Year! There are some amazing prizes up for grabs so if you know a homegrown hero who is using their gardening skills for good, nominate them now!

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1623 days ago

canoe

Paul from Redwood Valley

Have a 5.5 meter Indian canoe made by currant craft in Palmerston North. Just looking to see what it is worth has storage / flotation in middle

1623 days ago

Sale, week of 12/07/21.

The Team from Red Cross Shop Richmond

ALL THESE DEPARTMENTS : 1/2 PRICE.
Women’s Skirts.
Child’s Clothing.
Duvet Covers.
Bags and Luggage.
Thank you for your support.

1623 days ago

Pants Pants and more Pants.....plus Skirts

The Team from New Zealand Red Cross Shops

We have an over abundance of Mens pants and Women’s pants and skirts so come on in this week and see Trish and the friendly team in Vanguard St and grab yourself a 1/2 price bargain

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1623 days ago

Hay sold

Janell from Upper Moutere

SOLD

Negotiable

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1623 days ago

No barriers to learning

Competenz

"Being deaf is no barrier to learning and seeing someone like me achieving qualifications and working in a job that has a lot of responsibility has hopefully encouraged them to give it a go.”

When Erich Krogmann started the Food and Beverage Level 2 qualification, he had to learn how to … View more
"Being deaf is no barrier to learning and seeing someone like me achieving qualifications and working in a job that has a lot of responsibility has hopefully encouraged them to give it a go.”

When Erich Krogmann started the Food and Beverage Level 2 qualification, he had to learn how to balance study with a night job and a young family, but his main challenge came in the form of his hearing disability.

Erich says he thinks he’s inspired other people with a disability to take on training.
Read Erichs full story here

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1624 days ago

Doro flip phone wanted in good working order.

Lesley from Mapua

Asking for a friend who has poor internet connectivity.

1623 days ago

Warm and cozy

Chris Soutar from Soutar-able Glass

Stay warm and cozy a nice fire and retro fit double glazing from soutar-able Glass traping that winter warmth in and the cold out.
I can retro fit your home with double glazing, wooden or aluminium.
Good rates and pride in my work.with 39 years of experience i am happy to give a free quote or … View more
Stay warm and cozy a nice fire and retro fit double glazing from soutar-able Glass traping that winter warmth in and the cold out.
I can retro fit your home with double glazing, wooden or aluminium.
Good rates and pride in my work.with 39 years of experience i am happy to give a free quote or advise.
I also fix broken windows , showers ,mirrors , splash backs, lead lights and most things glass.
Call chris 021642428.

1624 days ago

Movies in Mapua

Reinhard from Mapua

This coming Sunday, June 20th at the Mapua Community Hall the Packhouse Cinema will show another interesting movie. Please be aware that the movies have now been moved to every third Sunday of the month.

The Mapua Movie mogul says about "Rams":

I haven’t seen either version but I am … View more
This coming Sunday, June 20th at the Mapua Community Hall the Packhouse Cinema will show another interesting movie. Please be aware that the movies have now been moved to every third Sunday of the month.

The Mapua Movie mogul says about "Rams":

I haven’t seen either version but I am told this Australian remake of the Icelandic original is superior. “Though 20 minutes longer, it wall - papers over the main complaints with the original version. There's more humour, an explanation is offered for the brothers' hostility towards each other (a fair criticism of the original) and has a far more satisfactory ending with much less ambiguity.”


What's Sam Neill worth as a star in a film these days? Well pretty much everything, it's clear from this and other films he has been in, in recent years. Despite his ageing features and gently sagging paunch, his sardonic presence is compellingly attractive. He's just relentlessly bankable, like the late great Sean Connery. This antipodean sheep drama is a good fit for his real life persona as he has been accepted as an honorary/adopted Australian? The Great Southern Region of Western Australia proves to be an excellent substitute for the admittedly stunning original Icelandic rural locations and Sam Neill contributes a superlative, warmly amusing turn, as the pastoralist brother who just can't quite let go.

As I grew up in a sheep farming area I look forward to seeing this movie!

It’s highly recommended and I have been told “Ewe shouldn't miss it!”

It is only 12 dollars a person to see this movie and the net income goes towards the Mapua Hall.

The movie starts at 6:30pm, doors open at 6:15. Bring your own chair, nibbles and drinks and enjoy a drink or a snack at the Sprig and Fern opposite the hall.

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1624 days ago

Scriptwriting Basics from Nelson Repertory Theatre

Alli from Upper Moutere

Saturday 17th July - Scriptwriting Basics workshop
Do you have an idea for a play but don't know how to start? This will help you get it out of your head and onto a stage, or at least onto a page. Ideal for those new to theatre and interested in learning where to start.
9am until noon. … View more
Saturday 17th July - Scriptwriting Basics workshop
Do you have an idea for a play but don't know how to start? This will help you get it out of your head and onto a stage, or at least onto a page. Ideal for those new to theatre and interested in learning where to start.
9am until noon. Location - Nelson Musical Theatre, by Founders Park. Cost $20. email to nelson.rep.committee@gmail.com to register and book your place.

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1624 days ago

Push further, defy expectations!

No one dreams bigger than an Olympian, and nothing connects us as a nation quite like sport!
As a proud partner of the New Zealand Olympic Team, we’re getting behind our Olympians so they can turn their dreams into a reality.
Learn more

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1625 days ago

Spirited Conversations

Sandy from Stepneyville

Nicky Hager will speak on

'Private investigators, tax havens, Julian Assange and other recent work stories'

Nicky Hager is an internationally-renowned author and investigative journalist based in Wellington. He has published seven best-selling books, specialising in investigating … View more
Nicky Hager will speak on

'Private investigators, tax havens, Julian Assange and other recent work stories'

Nicky Hager is an internationally-renowned author and investigative journalist based in Wellington. He has published seven best-selling books, specialising in investigating hard-to-document subjects, often requiring years of painstaking research. He last spoke at Spirited Conversations in March 2017, just after his controversial exposé Hit and Run was published.

He is one of just two New Zealand members of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, and a member of the NZ Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security Reference Group, established in 2018.

Nicky Hager returns to update us on the projects that have occupied his time in the recent past.

Where? Cafe Yaza, Montgomery Square, Nelson,

When? Wednesday 28 July, 2021

Yaza opens for dining/drinks 6.00pm - conversation 7.30-9.30pm.

Koha to cover costs please - No reservations.

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1625 days ago

Mosaic Class in Tasman

Will from Upper Moutere

Mosaic class in Tasman
24th July 2021 / Saturday 0930-0500
21st Aug 2021 / Saturday 0930-0500

at 159 Stringerroad/ Tasman Ph 03 5402019

Spaces are limited to 6 people
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Mosaic class in Tasman
24th July 2021 / Saturday 0930-0500
21st Aug 2021 / Saturday 0930-0500

at 159 Stringerroad/ Tasman Ph 03 5402019

Spaces are limited to 6 people

Mosaic workshop with artist Maria Middlebrook-Wells (Dip VA)

I have a range of mosaic backers (butterflies, bees, heart, tui and fantail) to choose from an two mirror sizes but you have a smaller item like a terracotta pot or saucer flat edge mirror etc you wish to mosaic I am all into recycling and revamping second hand items so you can bring them along.

Learn how to use variety mosaic tools and materials

You will go home with a finished piece of artwork (depending on size and complexity) and the ability to create your own pieces at home.

Morning and afternoon tea will be provided just bring your own lunch.

Parents and children from 10 years and upwards welcome

Suitable for beginners through to some experience.

All basic materials as well as tools/safety equipment will be provided in a heated modern studio. Extra will be charged for more expensive tiles and decorations or for those doing larger projects.

Fees $130 ( for one day $220 for the weekend)

for bookings and payment details contact us

www.mjmw.co.nz...

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1629 days ago

Affordability and the Right to Repair

Louise from Upper Moutere

Last week, Austria Federal Minister Leonore Gewessler announced that as of 2022, an Austria-wide repair bonus will be introduced for electrical and electronic devices. Repairs will be subsidised up to 50% of the costs for a maximum of 200 €.
I can't imagine that happening in NZ - but we can… View more
Last week, Austria Federal Minister Leonore Gewessler announced that as of 2022, an Austria-wide repair bonus will be introduced for electrical and electronic devices. Repairs will be subsidised up to 50% of the costs for a maximum of 200 €.
I can't imagine that happening in NZ - but we can always push for something as well as supporting Consumer NZ's Built to Last campaign. NZ is in the top 4 countries in the world for e-waste - 20kg per person per annum. :-(.

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