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Warm up your winter with Press Hall’s hot and spicy Monday night market on August 20th. Press Hall will host this one-off Wellington On A Plate pop-up event with special guests Garage Project and Ruth Pretty.
With live entertainment and music, there's something for everyone! As one of … View moreWarm up your winter with Press Hall’s hot and spicy Monday night market on August 20th. Press Hall will host this one-off Wellington On A Plate pop-up event with special guests Garage Project and Ruth Pretty.
With live entertainment and music, there's something for everyone! As one of Wellington on A Plate's free pop-up events, guests don't need to purchase a ticket. Payment on consumption of dishes only.
From lemongrass-chili five-spice ribs to Russian Roulette Takoyaki, Press Hall eateries have you covered! Eateries' everyday menu items will also be available for purchase.
Press Hall's Hot Off The Press Monday night market takes place from 5pm – 9pm, Monday August 20th 2018.
Hi everyone,
Just wondering if anyone would like to sell me a king Mattress. I’m needing one for my spare room, and it’s proving to be rather harder than I imagined. If you do happen to have one please message me or txt me on 02102939309.
Kind regards
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Hi there it's Shaimaa Ihave small child and Ineed support for him specialy nappies Iam new refugee family how can I get baby bag with kind regards
NZSL courses now available in Kapiti, Lower Hutt and Wellington starting in 2 weeks time for $50! More details - check out on nzsl4u.courses - book your space! Please feel free to share away!
This dead korora was found opposite 186 - 188 The Esplanade, Island Bay, on Sunday 5th about 11:00, and it disappeared some time afterwards.
DOC would like to see the body. Does anyone have information as to where it went?
We think it was one of a nesting pair we know about on the houses … View moreThis dead korora was found opposite 186 - 188 The Esplanade, Island Bay, on Sunday 5th about 11:00, and it disappeared some time afterwards.
DOC would like to see the body. Does anyone have information as to where it went?
We think it was one of a nesting pair we know about on the houses side of the street.
With thanks
Dolf van Asbeck
Hi neighbours,
Both coffee and controversy is brewing in wider Wellington region at the moment on the topic of prams in cafes.
A cafe in Petone doesn't allow buggies and prams in the cafe when two designated areas up front by the window are full. This is due to space and safety reasons. … View moreHi neighbours,
Both coffee and controversy is brewing in wider Wellington region at the moment on the topic of prams in cafes.
A cafe in Petone doesn't allow buggies and prams in the cafe when two designated areas up front by the window are full. This is due to space and safety reasons. However, some mums have hit out saying it isn't "child friendly". Other cafes have now chimed into the debate. We want to know your thoughts on the topic.
Are you a mum with a pram that's been turned away from a cafe? Or perhaps you're a business owner that struggles to fit prams on the premise. Perhaps you're a customer with an opinion to share. Let us know your thoughts in the replies! (Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff)
A reminder that ticket sales for Saturday's Celebration of 125 years of Wellington United AFC close at midday Friday. If you haven't purchased your ticket please do so asap.
"For Compassion's Sake is an open non-juried exhibition of art work in 2D or 3D format on the theme of compassion, to run alongside CompassionFest (5th-7th October).
The CompassionFest has been organised by the Island Bay church communities with the exhibition itself being curated by Ian… View more"For Compassion's Sake is an open non-juried exhibition of art work in 2D or 3D format on the theme of compassion, to run alongside CompassionFest (5th-7th October).
The CompassionFest has been organised by the Island Bay church communities with the exhibition itself being curated by Ian Logan.
All proceeds (apart from the artist’s share) will be donated to the Suzanne Aubert Soup Kitchen.
"In this festival we are hoping to re-tell a story of compassion based on the life and actions of Mother Aubert, with a hope of generating a new vision both for a compassionate future for Aotearoa New Zealand and providing a framework for behaving in more compassionate ways in our daily lives."
Would you like to enter? Contact Island Bay Presbyterian Church at office@ibpc.org.nz or 383 8699 for an electronic entry form.
It was fantastic to see many groups and individuals (including supreme winner Soup Kitchen Wellington) recognised as we celebrated the Accessibility Awards & Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards on 26 July. Our website has now been updated with a list of groups/awards and a selection of… View moreIt was fantastic to see many groups and individuals (including supreme winner Soup Kitchen Wellington) recognised as we celebrated the Accessibility Awards & Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards on 26 July. Our website has now been updated with a list of groups/awards and a selection of photos from the evening.
The Te Kāuru Upper Ruamāhanga Floodplain Management Plan Subcommittee and project team started reaching out to affected landowners through informal coffee group meetings. We are looking for feedback on whether Te Kāuru is heading in the right direction. We really appreciate the response of the … View moreThe Te Kāuru Upper Ruamāhanga Floodplain Management Plan Subcommittee and project team started reaching out to affected landowners through informal coffee group meetings. We are looking for feedback on whether Te Kāuru is heading in the right direction. We really appreciate the response of the community including Mia (pictured) – one of our cutest attendees at one of the coffee groups – for their feedback, questions and level of engagement.
Read more about Te Kāuru at www.tekauru.co.nz...
By doing a few clever tasks now your garden will be sorted through summer.
1. Do a quick weed.
2. Plant evergreen shrubs to fill gaps.
3. Put on mulch 10cm thick (reducing light to the soil). Option: lay down newspaper under the mulch (superettes often have old newspapers to give away).
… View moreBy doing a few clever tasks now your garden will be sorted through summer.
1. Do a quick weed.
2. Plant evergreen shrubs to fill gaps.
3. Put on mulch 10cm thick (reducing light to the soil). Option: lay down newspaper under the mulch (superettes often have old newspapers to give away).
My pick of plants this month are: Eriostemon myoporoides (tough and pretty), Campanula Resholts (hardy and colourful), Convolvulus cneorum (elegant and trustworthy). If you would like advice specific to you and your garden please contact me with regards to my Garden Consultation service. igotlieb.wixsite.com/landscapedesign
Each year more Kiwis die by suicide than on our roads. Samaritans are dedicated to preventing suicide.
We provide free telephone counselling 24/7 to anyone feeling lonely, depressed or suicidal. Last year Samaritans answered over 30,000 calls from people who felt like they had nobody else to … View moreEach year more Kiwis die by suicide than on our roads. Samaritans are dedicated to preventing suicide.
We provide free telephone counselling 24/7 to anyone feeling lonely, depressed or suicidal. Last year Samaritans answered over 30,000 calls from people who felt like they had nobody else to talk to. But we need your help.
Samaritans receive no government funding. It’s your donations that keep our phone lines open. Donate to Samaritans Appeal today so we can help Kiwis who are struggling to cope, before they lose hope.
Hi everyone, I don't suppose anyone has purchased in the last few years from NZ Bed Company and has any views about the quality of their mattresses and service? I'm looking at the Serenity, which is the one that allows you to swap in and out different toppers. Alternatively, if anyone has… View moreHi everyone, I don't suppose anyone has purchased in the last few years from NZ Bed Company and has any views about the quality of their mattresses and service? I'm looking at the Serenity, which is the one that allows you to swap in and out different toppers. Alternatively, if anyone has had a particularly successful mattress purchasing experience, I'd be interested to hear any recommendations.
Fiona Eadie, head gardener at Dunedin's iconic Larnach Castle, says she hears from gardeners all the time that New Zealand native plants are "boring". Do we have a native plant cultural cringe? And, if so, is there a difference between what gardeners in the North Island and the … View moreFiona Eadie, head gardener at Dunedin's iconic Larnach Castle, says she hears from gardeners all the time that New Zealand native plants are "boring". Do we have a native plant cultural cringe? And, if so, is there a difference between what gardeners in the North Island and the South Island think?
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