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Stuff has launched a series exploring the prospect of legalised cannabis in New Zealand. We'd love to know your thoughts on the prospect - vote in our poll below.
Read more from the series: www.stuff.co.nz...
Back in Wellington after a three-year hiatus and with a whole new look and feel, the NZ Craft & Design Show brings the best of craft and design from all over New Zealand. Includes Kalsbeek creative crafts, gifts, wellbeing, fashion, jewellery, papercrafts and cottage industry including a large … View moreBack in Wellington after a three-year hiatus and with a whole new look and feel, the NZ Craft & Design Show brings the best of craft and design from all over New Zealand. Includes Kalsbeek creative crafts, gifts, wellbeing, fashion, jewellery, papercrafts and cottage industry including a large offering of Toi Maori and many places to stop for inspiration and entertainment.
Early bird ticket offer - use the code EARLYBIRD for 40% off entry prices.
Save the dates for the show: Friday 28 July – Sunday 30 July 2017.
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The next stop on the life line for Simanu Sa is retirement. Samoan-born Sa came to New Zealand in 1…
Pasifika kids from one of Wellington's poorest communities are breaking down barriers in the hope th…
Oscar, Cotton and Diesel are three pricey pups.
Porirua City, where the trio lives, is the country's most expensive place to register a dog and it's not something their owner John Holmes is happy about.
Porirua tops the national list at $126 for yearly registration, more than four … View moreOscar, Cotton and Diesel are three pricey pups.
Porirua City, where the trio lives, is the country's most expensive place to register a dog and it's not something their owner John Holmes is happy about.
Porirua tops the national list at $126 for yearly registration, more than four times as expensive as Southland, where it costs just $30 per pup.
From today our Neighbourly page will be re-named to Fire and Emergency New Zealand.
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Visit City Gallery for a day of free, fun art activities that the whole whānau can enjoy.
Participate in interactive storytelling and waiata performances with Timotimo in the Colin McCahon exhibition. Watch short animated films from Square Eyes Foundation. Create a brightly coloured abstract … View moreVisit City Gallery for a day of free, fun art activities that the whole whānau can enjoy.
Participate in interactive storytelling and waiata performances with Timotimo in the Colin McCahon exhibition. Watch short animated films from Square Eyes Foundation. Create a brightly coloured abstract painting inspired by Petra Cortright's exhibition. Play with our giant magnet boards to design some quirky chairs. Make a badge. Draw, colour and write on the LOOk! activity cards at the Art Cart.
Date: Saturday 8 July 2017
Time: 11am to 4pm
Where: City Gallery Wellington, Civic Square
Cost: Free
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Porirua City Council wants to hear your thoughts on how dogs should be managed in Porirua.
Whether you have a dog or not - your feedback is welcomed on changes proposed in a review of the City’s Dog Control Policy and Bylaw.
Should dogs be allowed to run on beaches for … View more(from PCC):
Porirua City Council wants to hear your thoughts on how dogs should be managed in Porirua.
Whether you have a dog or not - your feedback is welcomed on changes proposed in a review of the City’s Dog Control Policy and Bylaw.
Should dogs be allowed to run on beaches for longer each year?
Should we create some new exercise areas where dogs can run off leash?
Should we neuter breeds of dogs deemed menacing?
And while you are giving feedback, the Council also wants your views on whether Porirua needs a fenced dog park?
Share your thoughts until 14 July online through the Council’s website at pcc.govt.nz...
You’ll also find the consultation documents at city libraries, our main administration building in Cobham Court and the Dog Control Centre on Prosser St.
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The NZ Transport Agency are looking at options to upgrade State Highway 1 (SH1) between Taylors Road, Ōtaki to north of Levin all the way up to just south of the Manawatu River. We want to hear from our stakeholders and communities what’s important to you, what issues you think should be … View moreThe NZ Transport Agency are looking at options to upgrade State Highway 1 (SH1) between Taylors Road, Ōtaki to north of Levin all the way up to just south of the Manawatu River. We want to hear from our stakeholders and communities what’s important to you, what issues you think should be addressed, what opportunities you see and any other ideas you have for the Ōtaki to north of Levin project.
Find out more and have your say online or come along to one of our community events running throughout June 2017.
Want to share your skills through volunteering? Volunteer with local people and organisations throughout the wider Pacific to help transform lives. We accept volunteers aged 25-75.
We cover flights, accommodation, insurance and even provide a living allowance. Make a real difference in the lives… View moreWant to share your skills through volunteering? Volunteer with local people and organisations throughout the wider Pacific to help transform lives. We accept volunteers aged 25-75.
We cover flights, accommodation, insurance and even provide a living allowance. Make a real difference in the lives of our Pacific neighbours. Learn more about volunteering with VSA.
Hi does anyone know of a good local accountant with fair prices? Am keen to use someone in Whitby if they do it from home. Otherwise nearby. Thanks in advance.
We want your views on the locations of two new bus hubs in Kilbirnie and Johnsonville.
The new bus hubs are part of Wellington’s new and better bus network - arriving mid-2018. Most buses will travel through these main stops as well as connect passengers with other routes.
You can submit… View moreWe want your views on the locations of two new bus hubs in Kilbirnie and Johnsonville.
The new bus hubs are part of Wellington’s new and better bus network - arriving mid-2018. Most buses will travel through these main stops as well as connect passengers with other routes.
You can submit your feedback during the public consultation, which is open until Friday 14 July 2017.
Visit www.metlink.org.nz... to view proposed location options for Kilbirnie and Johnsonville, then complete the online survey to let us know what you think.
Contact us on 0800 801 700 or info@metlink.org.nz for more information or to request a copy in the post.
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