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Get ready for a refreshing summer with our 6 rejuvenating wellness tips!
Whether you're hitting the trails, diving into the waves, or simply chilling at home, these tips are perfect for making the most of your break!
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Good condition bbq. Has a cover, 2 large gas bottles, grill, plate and instruction booklet. Clean and in good working order.
January’s weather in Kāpiti was warmer, sunnier and drier than average, and we began our second year free of any extreme/severe weather.
Our average daily maximum temperature of 24.2 degrees was over a degree warmer than a 13-year average, but only a couple of points higher than January 2023.… View moreJanuary’s weather in Kāpiti was warmer, sunnier and drier than average, and we began our second year free of any extreme/severe weather.
Our average daily maximum temperature of 24.2 degrees was over a degree warmer than a 13-year average, but only a couple of points higher than January 2023.
Every day exceeded 20 degrees, with 11 days over 25 degrees. The warmest was Monday 22 with 29.5 degrees in Paraparaumu. For coastal Kāpiti with its sea breezes, reaching 29 degrees is a rare event and over the last 10 years has only occurred three times. As usual, Masterton and Blenheim, at 25.7 degrees had the highest average maximums, with Kāpiti the second-highest in central New Zealand. However, our overall mean temperature of 19.8 degrees was the highest in central New Zealand reflecting our warmer nights.
Breaking the spell of recent cloudy months, January received the equivalent of 20 sunny days, nearly two more than average.
Rainfall of 52mm recorded at the airport was around 80% of average, again reflecting the low precipitation of recent months.
February is traditionally our warmest and sunniest month, but last year this occurred in January, so It will be interesting to see how this February pans out. However, as autumn approaches the days are becoming noticeably shorter.
Quality furniture item which would look good in the main lounge of a quality home. It could also be used in a rumpus room because of its robustness. Price to sell! Call owner 0272 774 928.
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Hello everyone, have you read your copy of NZFarmer?
NZFarmer has moved to isuue and all editions will be available there each month including both North and South Island editions. So head over there and follow us on our rural journey.
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Give an old wooden wardrobe a no-sand Resene paint makeover to add more colour – as well as more storage – to your life.
Get started on your own with these easy instructions.
Whakarongotai Marae Trustees and Ātiawa ki Whakarongotai are busy making preparations for Waitangi Commemorations at Whakarongotai Marae, Waikanae, 3 February from 10am–5pm.
This community event is open to all, beginning with a mihi whakatau from the marae gates at 9.30am, followed by kapa … View moreWhakarongotai Marae Trustees and Ātiawa ki Whakarongotai are busy making preparations for Waitangi Commemorations at Whakarongotai Marae, Waikanae, 3 February from 10am–5pm.
This community event is open to all, beginning with a mihi whakatau from the marae gates at 9.30am, followed by kapa haka, entertainment, historical storytelling, and activities for tamariki. High tea will be served between 11.30am and 3pm, and a hāngī lifted at 3pm – both will be available for a koha.
So, bring your foldout chairs, rain jackets and refillable water bottles and reflect on our shared history, as we celebrate the rich and diverse fabric of our district. ❤️🖤🤍
We’re proud to be supporting this event. To keep up to date with event plans, visit fb.me...
Private buyer looking for a SUV with Moderate Km's between 2012 and 2018. Prefer Honda CRV, Toyota Rav 4, Mazda CX-5, Hyundi or Kia. Must be in very good condition and not been involved in an accident.
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With the cost of living leaving many families without, community pantries or pātaka kai are popping up across the country.
This is a resident-led initiative where people can anonymously take what they need or give away their excess food. Have you ever donated to a community pantry?
Type … View moreWith the cost of living leaving many families without, community pantries or pātaka kai are popping up across the country.
This is a resident-led initiative where people can anonymously take what they need or give away their excess food. Have you ever donated to a community pantry?
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