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Hastings Harriers Club 6PM 🔥🔥
Update - his hat has been found and is being kept safe till after lockdown. One very happy boy and one very relieved mama.
My son has lost his favourite cap, possibly accidentally picked up at Clive Pools last Tuesday.
It’s an orange All Blacks Legends cap, with blue decals. He’s had it … View moreUpdate - his hat has been found and is being kept safe till after lockdown. One very happy boy and one very relieved mama.
My son has lost his favourite cap, possibly accidentally picked up at Clive Pools last Tuesday.
It’s an orange All Blacks Legends cap, with blue decals. He’s had it since he was 5 and we can’t replace it. It’s faced since this photo was taken, but still very recognisable.
Function centre Havelock North - open 10 - 4 daily until Friday - opened today Saturday - open tomorrow & the rest of the week
Weĺl worth a visit - gold coin donation - 2 fabuloous quilts being raffles
Opportunity to find out more about this active Havelock North group
Wonderful display of … View moreFunction centre Havelock North - open 10 - 4 daily until Friday - opened today Saturday - open tomorrow & the rest of the week
Weĺl worth a visit - gold coin donation - 2 fabuloous quilts being raffles
Opportunity to find out more about this active Havelock North group
Wonderful display of quilts & sales table ( cash sales only).
Go along & enjoy this fantastic display of quilts.
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TLDR: We need to demand a referendum on three waters for Hawkes Bay.
Edit: STATUS UPDATE HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE COMMENTS.
I can't find anything on Neighbourly so I have made this post to discuss the three waters proposal.
Under the proposal all of the Hawkes Bay water assets and … View moreHello
TLDR: We need to demand a referendum on three waters for Hawkes Bay.
Edit: STATUS UPDATE HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE COMMENTS.
I can't find anything on Neighbourly so I have made this post to discuss the three waters proposal.
Under the proposal all of the Hawkes Bay water assets and control will pass to another organisation "Three Waters" which will be controlled by Wellington bureaucrats. This is being pushed through urgently by central Government, and local councils are being offered a one time financial incentive to sign up to the process. If this is such an important issue then why is it being rushed? Should we not take a considered approach so that we are all fully informed and aware of any consequence of such a significant change? I see the four HB councils have already agreed to stage 1. Where was our say in this matter? Does commitment to stage 1 mean it is already too late for Hawkes Bay to not be part of three waters?
What we are not being told is how much the new organisation will cost ratepayers. The Westland mayor recently put out a video on YouTube suggesting ratepayers will face a bill of around $1,600 per annum for water. It will be a cold day in hell our rates from local council will fall by $1,600. So this is going to cost all of us - ratepayers and tenants.
We are also not being told how this organisation will be run and what it means for local ratepayers with local issues. Do we want Wellington to control our water assets? I say let's vote on the matter.
I am not a legal expert but I also question the legality of this process. Can a council transfer water assets to an entity that is not a council without undertaking a referendum?
Where is the media coverage on this issue? I suspect the media are very quiet on this issue given they are receiving money to run advertisements on the three waters PR campaign. It's no wonder we are hearing nothing from the media.
We must demand a referendum from our councillors. This is too big a decision to be rushed. Furthermore, the ratepayers who have paid for the assets should have a say in the future of those assets. We must not rely on councillors and media who are selling our water assets for 30 pieces of silver.
The Bay Cities's Symphonic Band in concert at St Columba's on 22 August at 2.00pm. Tickets are $25/person or $15/ person for students or groups of 10 or more. All are welcome. Complementary afternoon tea in the church foyer at the conclusion of the concert.
My elderly friend in Mahora has had her new delivery of wood stolen from her driveway during the night after it was delivered and before her family had a chance to put it in the woodshed. The Police have been informed. Stealing an old lady's wood is despicable so take care out there and have… View moreMy elderly friend in Mahora has had her new delivery of wood stolen from her driveway during the night after it was delivered and before her family had a chance to put it in the woodshed. The Police have been informed. Stealing an old lady's wood is despicable so take care out there and have your wood out of sight of the road.
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She's got loads of stock of all the … View moreMums' been a Nutrimetics consultant for 25 years and is now very fancy with a Facebook Group...
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The Bay Cities' Symphonic Band in concert at St Columba's on Sunday 22 August at 2.00pm. Tickets $25 per person or $15 per person for students or groups of 10 or more. Complementary afternoon tea in the church foyer at the conclusion of the concert. All are welcome.
Create a pastel-hued cake stand painted in your favourite Resene pastel testpots and use it to create an enticing display of Easter treats or home-baked delicacies. This Easter-themed, tiered pedestal cake stand is so easy to make, and you'll use it over and over again, whether it’s for a … View moreCreate a pastel-hued cake stand painted in your favourite Resene pastel testpots and use it to create an enticing display of Easter treats or home-baked delicacies. This Easter-themed, tiered pedestal cake stand is so easy to make, and you'll use it over and over again, whether it’s for a party, afternoon tea or just a cute way to display your home baking. Find out how to create your own.
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There is a diversion in place, on Marine Parade, from Awatoto to Napier, due to an accident. Cyclist vs train. Corrected. Thanks folks.
Take care, be aware, get there!
The Bay Cities' Symphonic Band in concert on Sunday 22 August at 2.00pm at St Columba's. Tickets $25/person or $15/person for students and groups of 10 or more. All are welcome.
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