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Kimbra from Paraparaumu
LEARN TO DRAW
I am running a Monday evening class for complete beginners. You can learn to draw the image below in one term of drawing. Everyone learns by activating their right hemisphere which is visual and creative.
Class starts on Monday the3rd of May at 7pm. $260 for the term is all you have … View moreLEARN TO DRAW
I am running a Monday evening class for complete beginners. You can learn to draw the image below in one term of drawing. Everyone learns by activating their right hemisphere which is visual and creative.
Class starts on Monday the3rd of May at 7pm. $260 for the term is all you have to pay. If an evening suits you take the plunge and sign up to learn to draw!
email kimbra.taylor@gmail.com
artworks.kiwi...
Reporter Community News
Thousands of daily train users may have to pay to park their vehicles at stations around the Wellington region.
Regional council chair Daran Ponter said the proposal was in response to increasing demand for park and ride facilities, and the cost of constructing multi-level parking buildings to meet… View moreThousands of daily train users may have to pay to park their vehicles at stations around the Wellington region.
Regional council chair Daran Ponter said the proposal was in response to increasing demand for park and ride facilities, and the cost of constructing multi-level parking buildings to meet that demand was prohibitive.
The proposal to do away with free park and ride spaces, is in the Greater Wellington Regional Council's draft Regional Public Transport Plan 2021-2031. Submissions close at the end of today (Friday).
The Team from Resene ColorShop Kapiti
Make your own indoor planter and paint it in your favourite bold Resene colour to bring a bit of nature indoors to enjoy year round.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to create your own.
Richard from Paraparaumu Beach
I would like to have a cycling buddy, male or female, to ride with one or two times a week. I'm 74 and have an e bike which I would enjoy more with company. I can't commit to a club because I have stuff to do for my grandkids at varying times. At the moment I prefer bike tracks as I… View moreI would like to have a cycling buddy, male or female, to ride with one or two times a week. I'm 74 and have an e bike which I would enjoy more with company. I can't commit to a club because I have stuff to do for my grandkids at varying times. At the moment I prefer bike tracks as I find busy traffic unnerving, but I might improve with a buddy... I enjoy riding to neighbouring towns. I live in Paraparaumu Beach. Cheers, Richard 0274846546
Reporter Community News
This is such a good pic, I thought I had to use it.
"Thought we would send this shot to you. It is classic and so suits his personality.
Boston enjoying being on holiday in Waikanae, pending his move back to Australia. Here is hoping QLD is going to open the border up soon. Charlotte, Peter … View moreThis is such a good pic, I thought I had to use it.
"Thought we would send this shot to you. It is classic and so suits his personality.
Boston enjoying being on holiday in Waikanae, pending his move back to Australia. Here is hoping QLD is going to open the border up soon. Charlotte, Peter & Trish Scholes."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say what … View more
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Julianne from Waikanae Beach
Farmers Ella J Black Label with Tags as never worn. $20.00.
Happy for you to try on.
Pick up from Waikanae Beach.
Price: $20
James from Waikanae
Lindsay Farm is recalling specific batches of Lindsay Farm brand Organic Raw Milk (unpasteurised) as the product may contain Campylobacter. Affected product should not be consumed or alternatively heat to 70°C and hold at this temperature for one minute. If you don't have a thermometer, heat … View moreLindsay Farm is recalling specific batches of Lindsay Farm brand Organic Raw Milk (unpasteurised) as the product may contain Campylobacter. Affected product should not be consumed or alternatively heat to 70°C and hold at this temperature for one minute. If you don't have a thermometer, heat the milk until it nearly reaches a boil (or scald the milk) before drinking it.
Read More: www.mpi.govt.nz...
Lynne Rachel from Raumati Beach
Doing the Mahi on a cherry picker! 😎🤩
Call or message Hint of Tint for a free no obligation quote - hintoftintkapiti@gmail.com & 021721016
Reporter Kāpiti Observer
Hi neighbours,
What do you think about the Wellington City Council's move to ban "bottomless brunches?"
All-you-can-drink alcoholic beverages over a restaurant brunch could be in jeopardy after councillors indicated a ban on such deals.
Several establishments across the city… View moreHi neighbours,
What do you think about the Wellington City Council's move to ban "bottomless brunches?"
All-you-can-drink alcoholic beverages over a restaurant brunch could be in jeopardy after councillors indicated a ban on such deals.
Several establishments across the city offer unlimited alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for a fixed price and this has led to complaints of excessive drinking.
Wellington City Council spokesman Richard MacLean mentioned that several complaints were being followed up by council and police regarding these "all you can drink" deals.
“The ‘bottomless brunch' arrangements are a clear breach of liquor-licensing laws - which are designed to rule out irresponsible consumption of alcohol and intoxication,” MacLean said.
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Do you have old things lying around that you've been meaning to spruce up or recreate? It's time to unleash your DIY skills and bring out your inner artistic spirit. Resene and Neighbourly are challenging everyday Kiwis like YOU to take part in the Resene Upcycling Awards.
Give us … View moreDo you have old things lying around that you've been meaning to spruce up or recreate? It's time to unleash your DIY skills and bring out your inner artistic spirit. Resene and Neighbourly are challenging everyday Kiwis like YOU to take part in the Resene Upcycling Awards.
Give us your all, we want to see your creations! Check out some of last years' entires here.
Take part in the 2021 Resene Upcycling Awards. There are four great prizes worth $500 up for grabs: a $200 Resene voucher and a $300 Prezzy® card!
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Lynn from Paraparaumu
Is there a Student out there who would like to add to their portfolio.
Looking to have some interior photos taken of a new BnB about to be listed.
It is only a small job located in the Raumati South area. Ideally to be completed as soon as possible.
Contact. Lynn 0212633639
Joanne from Nikau Valley
I'm on the look out for a chest freezer for the garage if anybody has one for sale....
With thanks
James from Waikanae
The Hazard
The Thomas Train Toy can release small parts that may pose a choking hazard to young children.
What to do
Stop using and either dispose of your child’s toy or return it to the place of purchase for a refund.
Read more: mbie4.cwp.govt.nz...
Reporter Community News
What can we do to reduce the amount of rubbish that goes into the sea? That is the question two women are asking after spending a year cleaning up a coastal seal colony near Wellington.
Fishhooks, hundreds of shoes, 160 coffee sacks of rubbish, 48 tyres and 15 crayfish pots.
That is just some of … View moreWhat can we do to reduce the amount of rubbish that goes into the sea? That is the question two women are asking after spending a year cleaning up a coastal seal colony near Wellington.
Fishhooks, hundreds of shoes, 160 coffee sacks of rubbish, 48 tyres and 15 crayfish pots.
That is just some of the rubbish Lorraine Shaab and Noeline Angus have removed from a seal colony on the Wainuiomata Coast, near Wellington, over the past year.
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