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Got pre-loved curtains or fabric? Donate to the Wellington Curtain Bank to help warm the homes of people in need. We’ll upcycle, line and distribute curtains to families with Community Services Cards, helping create healthier homes for all.
Wellington Curtain Bank needs donations for this … View moreGot pre-loved curtains or fabric? Donate to the Wellington Curtain Bank to help warm the homes of people in need. We’ll upcycle, line and distribute curtains to families with Community Services Cards, helping create healthier homes for all.
Wellington Curtain Bank needs donations for this winter. To find out more about what we can accept, go to the Sustainability Trust website or give us a call on 0508 78 78 24 extn 705. You’ll find a donations guide and details for drop off points around the region.
Our Open Day is the perfect opportunity to meet the Silverstream Retreat team and view the beautiful venues set with your ceremony and reception dreams in mind.
And when you realise that you have found your perfect wedding venue, simply … View moreOur Open Day is the perfect opportunity to meet the Silverstream Retreat team and view the beautiful venues set with your ceremony and reception dreams in mind.
And when you realise that you have found your perfect wedding venue, simply book on the day and receive $1500 worth of complimentary luxuries to pimp your wedding!
Luxury Items include:
- Two nights stay in our Oak View Cottage, with Gourmet Breakfast and bubbles.
- For your Reception, our stunning fairy light panels, white chair covers
- Plus a glass of bubbles for your guests on arrival.
To confirm your attendance please register here
Panasonic Viera 40in Plasma TV. HDMI.
With remote.
Frame is 40in x 27in.
Heavy duty base/stand.
Manufactured in 2006. So TV is 12 yrs old.
TV is in great condition.
Buyer must pick up.
While councillors Kedgley and Blakely have been helpful and worked to ensure Roseneath and Hataitai kids can get to Kilbirnie schools once the no 14 route to Rongotai is discontinued, GRWC and Metlink still refuse to consider a compromise and continue the service to Kilbirnie or Rongotai as is … View moreWhile councillors Kedgley and Blakely have been helpful and worked to ensure Roseneath and Hataitai kids can get to Kilbirnie schools once the no 14 route to Rongotai is discontinued, GRWC and Metlink still refuse to consider a compromise and continue the service to Kilbirnie or Rongotai as is currently the case. Metlink are using inaccurate data, ignoring the peak hour use, and while they have said they still have the ability to reinstate the service they refuse to. Thank you to those who appeared before the transport committee on 9 May. Most councillors were interested in our issues but I felt Cr Barabara Donaldson's behaviour was inappropriately aggressive toward us especially when some of our party were clearly nervous and tearful. Metlink staff were I thought also unexpectedly rude and dismissive when we were polite. Our petition has been ignored too. Anyone interested in keeping the number 14 might be best placed emailing the transport committee chair Barbara.Donaldson@gw.govt.nz. We are also asking our kids to collect bus use stats this week to email to the council. I may be naive but I still think the council should be meeting our needs and listening to us!
Hi neighbours just wondering if anyone can do me and my family some family photos . Or any recommendations would be awesome.
Recut5 will open our #WellyMatariki celebrations on Friday - a creative and uniquely Wellington flavoured FREE public event. Bring friends and family along to Civic Square or pop over after work. (Starts at 5.35PM sharp) More info
You might have seen news about WELCAB funding over the past couple of days. Council reviews all multi-contract funding arrangements every 3 years. We want to make sure the services we support meet the needs of the wider community. The current proposal is for six months of funding at the same level … View moreYou might have seen news about WELCAB funding over the past couple of days. Council reviews all multi-contract funding arrangements every 3 years. We want to make sure the services we support meet the needs of the wider community. The current proposal is for six months of funding at the same level as last year. In this time, our officers will work with WELCAB to look at their services and the availability of information online so we can use our limited funding and buildings we have to meet as many needs as possible.
Need a nature break? Refresh the mind and calm the body?
It’s easy to get away to a regional park and have a mental health break from your busy urban life. They’re all close to by, yet you can feel far away and remote when you’re in them.
If you enjoy getting some peace and quiet to … View moreNeed a nature break? Refresh the mind and calm the body?
It’s easy to get away to a regional park and have a mental health break from your busy urban life. They’re all close to by, yet you can feel far away and remote when you’re in them.
If you enjoy getting some peace and quiet to refresh your mind, let us know how we can make it even better for you at www.surveymonkey.com...
Vote for your favourite Disney/Pixar movie from Stuff Pix and enter to win 1 of 5 Incredibles 2 family packs, including merchandise and cinema tickets.
Check out all the great Disney/Pixar movies on stuffpix.co.nz/disney-pix
Purchase a fresh pair of frames and receive a $30 voucher from Unity Books! Available only at CapitalEyes.
Now that the rental market seems to be cooling off after the summer period where new students come into the city, we take a look at how the Wellington rental market is performing.
About 160 pay-and-display parking machines in the CBD have been put out of action after people have attempted to pay for parking using new ANZ debit cards that feature raised ‘braille’ dots. We're asking people not to use debit/credit cards in the machines while we work on upgrading the … View moreAbout 160 pay-and-display parking machines in the CBD have been put out of action after people have attempted to pay for parking using new ANZ debit cards that feature raised ‘braille’ dots. We're asking people not to use debit/credit cards in the machines while we work on upgrading the card readers to fix this issue. In the meantime, you can pay by cash, Snapper, smartphone parking apps (PayMyPark and Phone2Park), Text-a-Park or call 04 499 4444 to make a payment over the phone. More info.
Great double room with inbuilt wardrobe available in lovely sunny house. Super warm and insulated. Includes rent, power, gas, unlimited internet, supplies such as cleaning products and toilet paper, cleaner. $210 pw. Kilbirnie/Rongotai area.
We're about to start upgrading the wastewater network at the corner of Victoria and Dixon Streets in Wellington's CBD.
Work will begin on Monday next week (11.6.18) and is expected to take six months to complete.
The project includes the construction of a new underground pump … View moreWe're about to start upgrading the wastewater network at the corner of Victoria and Dixon Streets in Wellington's CBD.
Work will begin on Monday next week (11.6.18) and is expected to take six months to complete.
The project includes the construction of a new underground pump station at Volunteer Corner and an upgrade of the pipes beneath Dixon Street that connect to the wastewater mains on Willis Street.
The new infrastructure will help to relieve the pressure on the city’s other pump stations, which importantly will reduce the possibility of overflows into the harbour.
The project team will be employing new real time traffic management tracking, Mooven, to monitor and respond to any impact the works might have on surrounding streets.
For more information, and updates about the project, check out the project page on our website: wellingtonwater.co.nz...
June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. This year we’re raising awareness that bowel cancer can strike at any age.
The incidence of bowel cancer in younger adults is rising in New Zealand. 10% of bowel cancer patients are under 50 – that’s more than 300 a year. Each year about 3,000 New … View moreJune is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. This year we’re raising awareness that bowel cancer can strike at any age.
The incidence of bowel cancer in younger adults is rising in New Zealand. 10% of bowel cancer patients are under 50 – that’s more than 300 a year. Each year about 3,000 New Zealanders are diagnosed with the disease and more than 1,200 will die. That’s as many as breast and prostate cancer combined.
Check out the symptoms, or make a donation to help us raise awareness, at www.nevertooyoung.org.nz
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