Vogeltown, Wellington

110 days ago

Wing back chair

Paul from Newtown

Very comfortable, tidy, and a couple of small stains. Moving out.

Price: $60

110 days ago

King singles bed

Paul from Newtown

About 2 years old, very comfortable. I am moving.

Price: $180

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110 days ago

Omega Fridge freezer

Paul from Newtown

Very good working condition. Few scratches here and there. The door fridge needs to be lifted slightly to close. Freezer is perfect.

Price: $80

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111 days ago

15 free Cardboard boxes for moving

Hera from Aro Valley

Second post for these. 15 boxes, most of which we paid money for and had books in them, folded down for easy transit. Near the CBD too.

Free

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114 days ago

Looking for website developer.

Niki from Newtown

Hi, I'm looking for someone to put an e.shop on one of my fbk.pages. Please email me at niki_phillips@xtra.co.nz with your quote.
Many thanks,
Niki.

115 days ago

Looking for website developer.

Niki from Newtown

Hi everyone, I'm looking for someone to put an e.shop on my website in Marchc(nikiphillipsart.co.nz). Please send a quote for the whole job to my email: niki_phillips@xtra.co.nz
Thanks, Niki.

113 days ago

Porirua scrub fire

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Fire crews continue to fight a scrub fire in the Porirua seaside area of Titahi Bay this morning (Friday) which began late on Thursday night and northerly winds pushed a veil of smoke from the blaze over Wellington’s northern suburbs. Smoke was also reported in the Hutt Valley and the Wellington … View moreFire crews continue to fight a scrub fire in the Porirua seaside area of Titahi Bay this morning (Friday) which began late on Thursday night and northerly winds pushed a veil of smoke from the blaze over Wellington’s northern suburbs. Smoke was also reported in the Hutt Valley and the Wellington coastal suburb of Miramar.

What you need to know:
- Fenz was alerted to the blaze at 11.04pm on Thursday, and the first crews arrived by about 11.10pm.
- About 7.15am Friday, Fire and Emergency NZ said eight crews were still working to bring the vegetation fire under control. Helicopters with monsoon buckets would also be working on Friday morning.
- The fire was burning over about 10ha in Whitireia Park, and people were asked to stay away from the area. No homes were at risk, Fenz said.
- Residents in Wellington’s northern suburbs woke to the sight of a red glow in the sky and the smell of smoke in the air.
- Commuters travelling into Wellington city from the north were also driving through heavy smoke over the motorway in the central Porirua area.
- Fenz said smoke was affecting a large part of Porirua, and the National Public Health Service had advised that people in an area where there was smoke should go inside, close the windows and doors and turn off air conditioning units. Anyone who had been exposed to the smoke and was feeling unwell should contact Healthline (0800 611 116) or ring their doctor for advice.

Beware of inhaling smoke:
People should avoid exposure to smoke if possible.
Smoke may irritate the eyes, nose, throat, and airways. Symptoms could include watery or sore eyes, dry or sore throat, sore nose, cough, tightness of the chest or difficulty breathing. In healthy people, most symptoms disappeared soon after exposure to smoke ended and did not cause long-term health problems. Smokers, the elderly, children, and those with heart disease, asthma or other lung disease were at the greatest risk of harm from smoke inhalation.

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113 days ago

Tall boy and two bedside cabinets

Paul from Newtown

I was aiming to spruce these up,but I am moving and have an injured hand. All solid pieces.

Price: $150

113 days ago

Water Restriction Level 2

Wellington Water from Wellington Water

From 12:01am, Wednesday 17th January, Wellington, Porirua, Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt will move to level 2 water restrictions. All unattended watering systems will be banned, this includes household sprinklers and irrigation systems.

You will be able to water your garden by hand anytime, on any… View more
From 12:01am, Wednesday 17th January, Wellington, Porirua, Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt will move to level 2 water restrictions. All unattended watering systems will be banned, this includes household sprinklers and irrigation systems.

You will be able to water your garden by hand anytime, on any day, so long as you don’t leave your garden hose or watering device unattended.

This helps to limit water waste and helps reduce the risk of tighter water restrictions and further shortages.

Rain is forecast, but the amount expected is not enough to help the situation.

For more information on the risk this summer and tips on water conservation, head to wellingtonwater.co.nz/our-wai-can-run-dry

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114 days ago

Runaway dog

JoElle from Island Bay

Hi all if you can help there is a tall white dog with one black eye running from Island Bay to owhiro bay right now.
Looking very distressed

114 days ago

Best Summer Activities to Enjoy in Aotearoa

The Team from NZ Compare

Dive into the quintessential Kiwi summer with sparkling beaches, iconic Pohutukawa trees, and the aroma of a classic sausage sizzle!

Explore Aotearoa's hidden gems and popular spots that captivate both locals and tourists during the scorching summer season.

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114 days ago

Wellington trains suspended

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Metlink has shared that all train services are currently suspended in and out of Wellington.

What you need to know:
- The suspension of services is due to an ongoing overhead power issue
- Travellers are advised to seek alternative transport.

Stay informed through the Metlink Website or on … View more
Metlink has shared that all train services are currently suspended in and out of Wellington.

What you need to know:
- The suspension of services is due to an ongoing overhead power issue
- Travellers are advised to seek alternative transport.

Stay informed through the Metlink Website or on Stuff.

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118 days ago

Bed Needed Please :)

Remy from Aro Valley

Hey Neighbours, I hope we are all having an excellent start to the year regardless of the lack of sunshine. I have a friend who is attending uni moving in with me soom as he is a student he doesn't have much, including money. I'm doing my best to help him, and currently he needs a bed, … View moreHey Neighbours, I hope we are all having an excellent start to the year regardless of the lack of sunshine. I have a friend who is attending uni moving in with me soom as he is a student he doesn't have much, including money. I'm doing my best to help him, and currently he needs a bed, any size considered, but good condition please. If you have one you need picked up, then that would be a great help and much appreciated. Thank you

115 days ago

Fresh Lychees

Naichao from Oriental Pantry

Dear Neighbours,

Fresh lychees have arrived!

As lychee is getting more popular, many people are waiting for its new season.
Now it's much cheaper than before.

Please visit our store to check it!
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Dear Neighbours,

Fresh lychees have arrived!

As lychee is getting more popular, many people are waiting for its new season.
Now it's much cheaper than before.

Please visit our store to check it!
123 Willis Street, Te Aro, Wellington

Cheers!

Price: $40

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115 days ago

Local Body Election 2024 for Lambton Ward

Carl from Brooklyn Residents Association Incorporated

Local Body By Election for Lambton Ward. Due to a councillor standing down, there is a By Election for a ward councillor. While only a small part of northern Brooklyn are eligible to vote, GBRAI are not intending to run an election meeting. However, we strongly urge people do do research on the … View moreLocal Body By Election for Lambton Ward. Due to a councillor standing down, there is a By Election for a ward councillor. While only a small part of northern Brooklyn are eligible to vote, GBRAI are not intending to run an election meeting. However, we strongly urge people do do research on the candiates - or even better - attend the Candidates Meeting organised by our fellow residents association Inner City Wellington. they will host the meeting, as described below, at St Peters Church on Willis Street bewtween 6.00pm to 73.0pm on Thursday 25th January.

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