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Hi We are looking to buy a house in the Papakowhai or from J'ville, to Tawa. Price up to $700 000. If you are interested pls pm me Thanks Juanita
Hi neighbours! A group of students have returned from their time on Tokelau with a story to tell of strength and community in the face of climate change. Their documentary, VAKA, is on display as part of Massey's Exposure exhibition until Nov 17. What are your thoughts on projects like this?
Hi neighbours, does the Government's school shake up impact you? On Tuesday, the Education Minister released a review which recommends boards lose power to set zones, an independent panel be set up to handle disputes/suspensions, changes to board of trustees and principals and scrapping the … View moreHi neighbours, does the Government's school shake up impact you? On Tuesday, the Education Minister released a review which recommends boards lose power to set zones, an independent panel be set up to handle disputes/suspensions, changes to board of trustees and principals and scrapping the "decile" system. Do you support these changes? What would you like to see?
Hi neighbours, an antelope at Wellington Zoo recently died from "high levels" of stress and staff believe it was due to fireworks and a recent scrub fire. Staff members are incredibly upset and have expressed their support for banning the private use of fireworks. What do you think? … View moreHi neighbours, an antelope at Wellington Zoo recently died from "high levels" of stress and staff believe it was due to fireworks and a recent scrub fire. Staff members are incredibly upset and have expressed their support for banning the private use of fireworks. What do you think? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.
MUSIC & THEATRE Alpaca Farm Walk: Cantharis Alpacas offers pre-arranged guided farm walks with beau…
Hi all,
Tawa College girls skirt size 87 for sale.
Been worn for 4 years and is in very good condition. $45.
PM me if you're interested.
Timber is in good condition.
The formica top is a light cloudy yellow - orange colour with some dark shadings.1250 x 500cm and 450 high.
Transport can be arranged.
Would make a lovely Christmas present as they are in very good condition.
Wishful Thinking - making wishes come true.
Sleep Tight - needing help to sleep.
Cheers up - feeling sick and in need of cheering up.
A Fun-Shiny Day - An idea to make caring fun.
Look For The Silver Lining - Turn a … View moreWould make a lovely Christmas present as they are in very good condition.
Wishful Thinking - making wishes come true.
Sleep Tight - needing help to sleep.
Cheers up - feeling sick and in need of cheering up.
A Fun-Shiny Day - An idea to make caring fun.
Look For The Silver Lining - Turn a cloudy day into a fun day.
Love-a-lot's Caring Cruise - being patient when someone is late.
Secret Surprise - Secret Bear's birthday but what are her friends doing.
Best Friends Forever - What happens when best friends are apart.
Only 10 days to go in Westpac Stadium's competition to win a grand sporting prize. Have you voted yet?
People rent out baches, rooms in their houses, their garages and car parking spaces, so surely hiring out swimming pools is the next logical step.
A new app lets people hire their private pools by the hour, but it hasn't come to New Zealand - yet.
To read more, click here.
Once upon a time a woman loved a man so much she gave a part of herself to save him. He was dying, so she let him have a piece of her body, and it made him well. And they lived happily ever after.
Kiwis are not big on donating organs, with a bill aimed at increasing donation and transplant rates … View moreOnce upon a time a woman loved a man so much she gave a part of herself to save him. He was dying, so she let him have a piece of her body, and it made him well. And they lived happily ever after.
Kiwis are not big on donating organs, with a bill aimed at increasing donation and transplant rates poised to become law. Stuff looks at those giving and receiving the gift of life. Have you discussed your organ donation wishes with your family?
Learn more about our new rural crime prevention signs, now available for purchase to the public, on our website: neighbourhoodsupport.co.nz or click the 'Read More' link below. 📰
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