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Porirua City Council says too many schools and preschools cannot afford recycling stations so it is proposing to either subsidise them at a cost of $50,000 a year or fully fund them for $100,000 a year.
Sure it's good to teach kids about recycling, but should it be up to the council to fund … View morePorirua City Council says too many schools and preschools cannot afford recycling stations so it is proposing to either subsidise them at a cost of $50,000 a year or fully fund them for $100,000 a year.
Sure it's good to teach kids about recycling, but should it be up to the council to fund this?
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If you’re keen to make a difference in the great outdoors, come and join us as a volunteer in our regional parks.
From planting and conservation to helping with Riding for the Disabled, you could be an important part of the amazing things happening in our parks every day, right here on our … View moreIf you’re keen to make a difference in the great outdoors, come and join us as a volunteer in our regional parks.
From planting and conservation to helping with Riding for the Disabled, you could be an important part of the amazing things happening in our parks every day, right here on our doorstep.
A proposed $3 million makeover of Porirua's Titahi Bay Rd could see it rival Wellington's Oriental P…
A Landmark report is suggesting our rural roads should be reduced to 70kmh. So, is it a good idea?
To read more click here.
Are you a mother planning to return to work this year or ready for a new challenge in 2018? Perhaps you’ve been overseas and looking for work now you’re back home.
Whether you are looking to return to similar work you were doing before taking a career break or have other transferable skills… View moreAre you a mother planning to return to work this year or ready for a new challenge in 2018? Perhaps you’ve been overseas and looking for work now you’re back home.
Whether you are looking to return to similar work you were doing before taking a career break or have other transferable skills and experience, we want more women to be a part of New Zealand’s digital future. Return to IT is looking to employ women to work in a variety of available technology or technology-related roles within some of NZ's top employers.
Do you have a voice recorder,even a tape recorder is fine as long as it works.
Show your neighbourhood how much you love it by getting involved in The Great Community Clean Up 2018. You could win great prizes so make sure you register a clean up event before 22 April.
Taking part in the Great Community Clean Up is easy: grab your friends, your neighbours (or your and … View moreShow your neighbourhood how much you love it by getting involved in The Great Community Clean Up 2018. You could win great prizes so make sure you register a clean up event before 22 April.
Taking part in the Great Community Clean Up is easy: grab your friends, your neighbours (or your and simply pick up a little litter in your street, tidy your favourite park, or remove bits and bobs from a nearby beach. Take part in 2018!
Looking for help every Friday in May and June with 4 year old twins.
Either before and after Kindy, including drop off and pick up.
Or just after Kindy including pick up.
Please private message or mobile 027 338 4100.
Thanks Steve & Jody, Whitby
Check out these wonderfully quirky entries we've received so far for the Resene Upcycling Awards! There's still plenty of time for you to get your upcycle on.. don't forget there's Bonus Categories for "Best entry for under 18", "Most colourful entry" and … View moreCheck out these wonderfully quirky entries we've received so far for the Resene Upcycling Awards! There's still plenty of time for you to get your upcycle on.. don't forget there's Bonus Categories for "Best entry for under 18", "Most colourful entry" and "Most unrecognisable re-purposed item"!
It's not too late to show us your creative side and you could WIN...
Porirua is proposing to set aside $11 million to create a new "front door to our city" once Transmis…
This obscure, topsy-turvey world is a place of tactile and sensory discovery. Pop into the Capital E Play Space on Queens Wharf and explore the landscapes, both big and small, peek into mini-worlds of wonder, or listen to the silly languages.
Imagi-Nation is an illustration of the possibility … View moreThis obscure, topsy-turvey world is a place of tactile and sensory discovery. Pop into the Capital E Play Space on Queens Wharf and explore the landscapes, both big and small, peek into mini-worlds of wonder, or listen to the silly languages.
Imagi-Nation is an illustration of the possibility of a child’s imagination. Opens Monday April 16, suits age 3+ and is free!
A support group hopes their new car will make life a little easier for people with brain injuries. …
Relax and Renew - Good chance to try massage. Located in Titahi Bay. I have Shakti beds and pillows which are very good for back, shoulder and neck tension and pain. new.grabone.co.nz...
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Beau is a much-loved beautiful black 12 year old cat. Unfortunately he has developed diabetes, and his elderly owner (who is my neighbour) is not able to cope with giving him the 2 injections each day he needs to stay alive.
Would anyone be able to offer him a home, and save her from having to … View moreBeau is a much-loved beautiful black 12 year old cat. Unfortunately he has developed diabetes, and his elderly owner (who is my neighbour) is not able to cope with giving him the 2 injections each day he needs to stay alive.
Would anyone be able to offer him a home, and save her from having to have him put to sleep?
It’s Easter and the roads are going to be busy. Because the holiday falls early this year, chances are the weather might be warmer. And that will encourage a lot of motorcycle riders to get out and about.
Brittany Morrow talks about the motorcycle crash that changed her life. Dressed only in … View moreIt’s Easter and the roads are going to be busy. Because the holiday falls early this year, chances are the weather might be warmer. And that will encourage a lot of motorcycle riders to get out and about.
Brittany Morrow talks about the motorcycle crash that changed her life. Dressed only in basic streetwear, the 20-year-old fell off the back of a ‘bike travelling at 120mph and was partially skinned alive. Brittany speaks eloquently about what happened that day, the aftermath and how she now champions wearing the right protective gear on every ride. Watch it, and please pass on the message to anyone you know who rides. And encourage them to take Ride Forever coaching.
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