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Reporter Community News
Two more Covid cases have been found in Wellington and a further 33 in Auckland. Remember to check out the latest list of locations of interest and to stay at home.
Click on Read More to check out Wellington Locations of Interest
Reporter Community News
This week we again feature Louise Thomas. What do you think the secret is to taking to good bird pictures?
"I've been teaching myself bird photography for a couple of years now. I usually try to zoom right in on the subject and move around so that I can get rid of any distracting twigs … View moreThis week we again feature Louise Thomas. What do you think the secret is to taking to good bird pictures?
"I've been teaching myself bird photography for a couple of years now. I usually try to zoom right in on the subject and move around so that I can get rid of any distracting twigs or leaves that might cover the subject or create unwanted shadows. Lately I've been thinking sometimes it's good to put a bit of habitat in, especially when it has such beautiful colours as this winter tree just starting to bud up. Kererū/ wood pigeon (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae), rocking those golden browns and forest greens."
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Reporter Community News
Kathy Berg supplied this lovely picture of Rango. What do you think he is thinking?
"Rango lives in Wadestown and is between two and three years old. This is Rango looking at the painting of the two dogs on the wall."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on … View moreKathy Berg supplied this lovely picture of Rango. What do you think he is thinking?
"Rango lives in Wadestown and is between two and three years old. This is Rango looking at the painting of the two dogs on the wall."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say what suburb you live in.
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Here is a weekend puzzle for those of you who enjoyed the last one. Answer to follow on Monday.
Logan from Freedom Living Charitable Trust
With everyone working from home for the foreseeable future if you run into any IT issues or have queries feel free to send Freedom Living an email as we offer remote IT support and free advice for any queries or questions that you might have!
You can either visit our link below or email … View moreWith everyone working from home for the foreseeable future if you run into any IT issues or have queries feel free to send Freedom Living an email as we offer remote IT support and free advice for any queries or questions that you might have!
You can either visit our link below or email lsayers@flct.org.nz
Reporter Community News
Here is a picture to cheer you up.
"Leela, our 4 month old deaf SPCA rescue kitty. Living in Hataitai with Jordan and Glenna Lee, Leela loves greeting visitors and watching everyone walk past her window."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on … View moreHere is a picture to cheer you up.
"Leela, our 4 month old deaf SPCA rescue kitty. Living in Hataitai with Jordan and Glenna Lee, Leela loves greeting visitors and watching everyone walk past her window."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say what suburb you live in.
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Reporter Community News
Now that we are in lockdown the SPCA is not rehousing cats and dogs.
Over the next few weeks we will run some stories on SPCA pets that have been rehomed. Our first pet is Peepo.
If you have a pet you would like to post on this page, pesase feel free to do so and include a picture.
Peepo - "A … View moreNow that we are in lockdown the SPCA is not rehousing cats and dogs.
Over the next few weeks we will run some stories on SPCA pets that have been rehomed. Our first pet is Peepo.
If you have a pet you would like to post on this page, pesase feel free to do so and include a picture.
Peepo - "A couple weeks ago we adopted Benjamin Button, now called Peepo. He has been a delight and a half, to say the least, and has grown so big in such a small amount of time! Slowly, he has adjusted to his new home and is now a superb older brother to his little sister, Namnam. The staff at the SPCA were super helpful throughout the entire adoption process, even giving us tips on how to introduce our new kittens. Suffice to say they are now best buddies."
Reporter Community News
Lock-down can be a little boring so to keep amused I am asking you to post an interesting or favourite picture.
Mine is the Baring Head lighthouse near Wellington.
It is a rugged and beautiful spot, and the light was just right for this picture.
Post a picture and tell us a little bit about it.
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Reporter Kapi-Mana News
It’s not in your letterbox this week because of alert level 4 restrictions - but it’s still available online! You can read the latest issue of the Kapi-Mana News right now. Want to catch your favourite columns, puzzles, community news and local views each week? Simply subscribe here. Read now
David from Tawa
Are there any boardgame groups who need another player at their table? I had to leave my regular group behind when I shifted and I haven't had any luck finding a new crew.
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Bill from Ranui
For many superannuitants like myself daily life has gone quiet. No visits to friends and family, no outings other than local walks. Some of us will be saving money, expecially on petrol, and on treats such as coffees, eating out, and entertainment. It's a good time to think of those who … View moreFor many superannuitants like myself daily life has gone quiet. No visits to friends and family, no outings other than local walks. Some of us will be saving money, expecially on petrol, and on treats such as coffees, eating out, and entertainment. It's a good time to think of those who aren't so lucky, and in particular children living in poverty. If you have money to spare - however little - go to the Share My Super website sharemysuper.org.nz..., where you can donate to a variety of charities with a proven track record in helping children in poverty. It's very simple to donate, and all the money goes straight to your chosen charity. There couldn't be a better time to help.
Reporter Community News
Covid is a reminder of just how much we rely on health professionals. One of those health professionals is Wellington Free Ambulance. We are lucky to have a free ambulance service and over the next few weeks it is likely to be under more pressure than normal. There are 500,000 people in the region… View moreCovid is a reminder of just how much we rely on health professionals. One of those health professionals is Wellington Free Ambulance. We are lucky to have a free ambulance service and over the next few weeks it is likely to be under more pressure than normal. There are 500,000 people in the region and if 85,.000 text ONESIE to 3181 to donate $3, that would be an incredible $255,000, the cost of a new ambulance. You can also donate online at onesieday.co.nz
Andrew from Tawa
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Reporter Community News
The Wellington City Council is reminding dog owners that although dohs make great companions during lockdown, dogs must be on a lead.
"Remember that during lockdown you can still walk your dog as long as they stay in your bubble, on a leash and within your area. This includes cemeteries, … View moreThe Wellington City Council is reminding dog owners that although dohs make great companions during lockdown, dogs must be on a lead.
"Remember that during lockdown you can still walk your dog as long as they stay in your bubble, on a leash and within your area. This includes cemeteries, streets, parks and reserves. Please don’t let others pat your dog or let other dogs interact with them. Please do not drive to dog exercise areas, but walk there instead. Take extra care to wash and sanitise your hands before and after touching surfaces and taking your dog for a walk."
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