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Hello I am looking to purchase chest of drawers in good condition. Please let me know if you have anything to offer
Aigars
Moving overseas so selling a few things before I head off.
Great Queen bed and base for sale. New screw needed for headboard to connect with bed base, but you can get that from a local bed shop.
Will need to pick up from Te Aro.
Hey there neighbors!
Hope everybodys great.
I would like to ask around if you have some casual/manual jobs you know that I can spend my time to?
I am currently employed but havent got to start my work yet and im getting a bit bored at home doing nothing. I would be happy to help with anything you … View moreHey there neighbors!
Hope everybodys great.
I would like to ask around if you have some casual/manual jobs you know that I can spend my time to?
I am currently employed but havent got to start my work yet and im getting a bit bored at home doing nothing. I would be happy to help with anything you need, i just need some extra cash to buy me a pie and beer. I can lift some things and clean stuffs and maybe a bit of computer stuffs. Hope you can help me! Just flick me a message.
Thanks guys see you 'round!
At CapitalEyes we love supporting our local community and celebrating those who work hard to make Wellington the Coolest Little Capital!
Nominations for the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards are now open. Enter your favourite community group and they could win a share of $50,000 … View moreAt CapitalEyes we love supporting our local community and celebrating those who work hard to make Wellington the Coolest Little Capital!
Nominations for the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards are now open. Enter your favourite community group and they could win a share of $50,000 award money.
Some of the ingredients for the amazing food you eat at their restaurants are grown right here in your neighbourhood.
It’s He Tohu’s first birthday!
Come join us for whānau day festivities and celebrate New Zealand at the National Library.
Entertainment, arts and craft
Enjoy contemporary music in te reo, hip hop, kapa haka, pasifika music, storytelling and 3-D printing plus lots more. Be creative with arts … View moreIt’s He Tohu’s first birthday!
Come join us for whānau day festivities and celebrate New Zealand at the National Library.
Entertainment, arts and craft
Enjoy contemporary music in te reo, hip hop, kapa haka, pasifika music, storytelling and 3-D printing plus lots more. Be creative with arts and craft spaces for all ages.
Interesting talks
Learn about the 3 documents that shaped Aotearoa in our speaker series or take a tour of He Tohu in either Te reo or English throughout the day.
Our other great exhibitions
While you’re here visit the Topp Twins and Islands in Time exhibitions and have some Kiwi kai.
Free events with something for everyone
There’ll be something for everyone! Can’t wait to celebrate with you.
Events are all free and will be in the amazing Te Ahumairangi space on the ground floor of the National Library and upstairs at the Alexander Turnbull Library.
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Stunning photo by JP agent Chris Chan
An internal email from BP's head office has exposed the petrol industry's pricing behaviour. It revealed a novel tactical plan: raise prices in the Levin, Kāpiti and Paraparaumu areas, and hope that its major rivals responded by doing the same. To find out more, click here.
In 1992 the Turnbull Library acquired 700 colour transparencies recording John Colles Burland’s four-month stay on Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands in 1960, together with his unpublished manuscript describing this time.
A ‘close-knit community of sturdy character’
The ‘close-knit… View moreIn 1992 the Turnbull Library acquired 700 colour transparencies recording John Colles Burland’s four-month stay on Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands in 1960, together with his unpublished manuscript describing this time.
A ‘close-knit community of sturdy character’
The ‘close-knit community of sturdy character’ that Burland found on Palmerston, descended from Englishman William Marsters who, in the mid-19th century, with a number of Cook Islands wives, created the three families of the atoll.
See Palmerston Atoll at a time of transition
The exhibition captures Palmerston at a particular moment: a time of transition between a largely independent existence and one that tied the atoll more closely to the Cook Islands administration, while exposing the population of the atoll to the opportunities of a wider world.
Image: ‘Shore parties in convoy, going ashore at Aitutaki.’ Ref: PA12-0505-14
If one parent is myopic then your child has double the chance of developing myopia. If both parents are myopic then the chances of your child having myopia are 5 times higher!
Take some time out of the school holidays to give us a call on 04 576 9052 to speak to Kevin and the team to see how we… View moreIf one parent is myopic then your child has double the chance of developing myopia. If both parents are myopic then the chances of your child having myopia are 5 times higher!
Take some time out of the school holidays to give us a call on 04 576 9052 to speak to Kevin and the team to see how we can take care of your kid's eyes.
As this is the final year of the white crosses installation on Salamanca Lawn, we’re encouraging the public to collect the crosses of their friends or relatives. The crosses can be collected on Sunday 6 May between 10am-4pm. Alternatively, you can call us (04 499 4444) before Sunday 6 May so we … View moreAs this is the final year of the white crosses installation on Salamanca Lawn, we’re encouraging the public to collect the crosses of their friends or relatives. The crosses can be collected on Sunday 6 May between 10am-4pm. Alternatively, you can call us (04 499 4444) before Sunday 6 May so we can arrange collection at a later date. For more info click here.
We need your help! The calibre of entries for this years Resene Upcycling Awards has blown us away. We need YOU to vote for your favourite in BOTH categories.
Vote for your favourite Redecorated item here.
Vote for your favourite Repurposed item here.
To find out more about each item, you … View moreWe need your help! The calibre of entries for this years Resene Upcycling Awards has blown us away. We need YOU to vote for your favourite in BOTH categories.
Vote for your favourite Redecorated item here.
Vote for your favourite Repurposed item here.
To find out more about each item, you can find out more about each entry here. If you entered and didn't make the cut, don't worry! There are still spot prizes and other special category winners that are yet to be announced.
We're asking Wellingtonians to have their say on Our 10-Year Plan at the moment. We have 5 priority areas we want to invest in to make Wellington more resilient, vibrant and competitive. Join our online virtual forum from 6 pm on Tuesday and let us know if you think we have it right. … View moreWe're asking Wellingtonians to have their say on Our 10-Year Plan at the moment. We have 5 priority areas we want to invest in to make Wellington more resilient, vibrant and competitive. Join our online virtual forum from 6 pm on Tuesday and let us know if you think we have it right. Councillors and council officers will be on hand to answer your questions about the #WgtnPlan. Click here to RSVP
Did you know that children can wear contact lenses too? They’re great for active kids, from rugby to dancing, there are times when it just doesn’t work to wear glasses!
Now that it's the school holidays it's the perfect time to find out more about contact lenses for kids. Get in … View moreDid you know that children can wear contact lenses too? They’re great for active kids, from rugby to dancing, there are times when it just doesn’t work to wear glasses!
Now that it's the school holidays it's the perfect time to find out more about contact lenses for kids. Get in touch with Kevin and the team at the Manners Street clinic on 04 473 6131.
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