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After a big earthquake, your first point of assistance is likely to be your neighbours. Once you've checked on everyone in your household-use your local Community Emergency Hub to coordinate help across your community by sharing information, skills and resources from within your community.
… View moreAfter a big earthquake, your first point of assistance is likely to be your neighbours. Once you've checked on everyone in your household-use your local Community Emergency Hub to coordinate help across your community by sharing information, skills and resources from within your community.
Find out more about the plan for your local Hub and how you can get involved.
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With a grand total of 123 schools joining in, Movin' March is off to a great start! It looks like Raumati South School's bike sheds are over-flowing with enthusiasm already! 👀
HI, I volunteer with Marnnaki Trust with a gardening group on Tuesday mornings. We are currently working to restore a garden at the Woburn Rest Home. The 5 lads involved are doing such a good job we have built up quite a bit of garden rubbish. If anyone can help taking away this rubbish for us it … View moreHI, I volunteer with Marnnaki Trust with a gardening group on Tuesday mornings. We are currently working to restore a garden at the Woburn Rest Home. The 5 lads involved are doing such a good job we have built up quite a bit of garden rubbish. If anyone can help taking away this rubbish for us it would be a big help as well have 4 large wool bails full. I am happy to cover tip fees and can be available to help load/unload. Cheers Steve.
The tower once at the heart of the nation's television broadcasting operations could soon be turned into apartments.
An application to transform Avalon Tower - part of the former Television New Zealand (TVNZ) studios in Lower Hutt - was lodged with the Hutt City Council in December. … View moreThe tower once at the heart of the nation's television broadcasting operations could soon be turned into apartments.
An application to transform Avalon Tower - part of the former Television New Zealand (TVNZ) studios in Lower Hutt - was lodged with the Hutt City Council in December. Read more
Hutt City Council will soon have a new Chief Executive, with Jo Miller set to take up the role in July. Jo is currently the Chief Executive of the Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council in England.
It is with regret Frontier Touring and Eccles Entertainment advise that John Farnham is unavailable to play his upcoming shows in New Zealand.
John has been hospitalised with a severe infection after having minor surgery two weeks ago. He is expected to make a full recovery but on doctors … View moreIt is with regret Frontier Touring and Eccles Entertainment advise that John Farnham is unavailable to play his upcoming shows in New Zealand.
John has been hospitalised with a severe infection after having minor surgery two weeks ago. He is expected to make a full recovery but on doctors orders he is not able to play the upcoming dates as scheduled for New Zealand.
Both Auckland and Wellington shows will be postponed as below.
The rescheduled show dates are now:
Saturday 30 November 2019 - Villa Maria Winery, Auckland, NZ (previously Saturday March 9 2019)
Sunday 1 December 2019 - Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, NZ (previously Thursday 7 March 2019)
Tickets for John Farnham’s Wellington and Auckland shows remain valid for the new dates however, if you are unable to attend the new shows a full refund is available through your point of purchase www.ticketmaster.co.nz.
"Staying independent, confident and healthy is important at any age, but especially if you or someone you love is over 65. Have you heard about the ‘Live Stronger for Longer’ movement? There’s a website full of practical information and advice, as well as local strength and balance … View more"Staying independent, confident and healthy is important at any age, but especially if you or someone you love is over 65. Have you heard about the ‘Live Stronger for Longer’ movement? There’s a website full of practical information and advice, as well as local strength and balance classes to keep you steady on your feet.
Go to livestronger.org.nz to find out more and keep loving your independence. Brought to you by ACC, Ministry of Health and Health Quality and Safety Commission."
EziBuy’s in town this Friday at the Barber Hall, Palmerston North.
3 days only.
Enjoy 60 to 80% off an incredible range - Men's and Women's fashion, homeware and accessories. Including amazing brands NEXT and Pumpkin Patch!
Doors open 9am Friday. We’ll see you there!
The tower once at the heart of the nation's television broadcasting operations could soon be turned…
The next open home is 12pm to 12.30pm on Sunday 10 March. Would love to see you there.
I am planning a winter craft fair in Maungaraki June 29th. Please email me if you are interested in having a stall. Wendygarlick@outlook.com
A BEAUTIFUL and much loved 1940's home in Eastbourne that we brought up to modern times,including a complete strip back and re-gib. End result.. Hello 2019! :)
Congratulations to the new home buyers. Welcome to your new neighbourhood and fabulous new home.
Join Hutt City Libraries to celebrate Sea Week – Kaupapa Moana in March with a range of events for all ages from storytelling at the beach to talks looking at the impact plastic and climate change is having on our marine environments.
Highlights include:
Freshwater Connections to Land and … View moreJoin Hutt City Libraries to celebrate Sea Week – Kaupapa Moana in March with a range of events for all ages from storytelling at the beach to talks looking at the impact plastic and climate change is having on our marine environments.
Highlights include:
Freshwater Connections to Land and Oceans
War Memorial Library - Thursday 7 March, 6pm
Our streams rivers lakes and groundwater are being degraded as we intensify agriculture and housing in New Zealand. For the fish in our waterways the connection to the ocean is crucial as are the connections between the land and the freshwater. Join Dr. Mike Joy for a discussion on the importance of all the connections and why we need to lift our game on protecting all freshwater.
Faces of Climate Change
War Memorial Library - Friday 8 March, 7pm
Patrick Rose recently finished a Volunteer Service Abroad assignment as a Communication Specialist with UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) Solomon Islands. His collection of stories, profiles, songs and portraits present a complex mosaic of challenges communities are facing across the country. Climate change looms as the primary threat with sea level rise and extreme storms causing erosion and displacement. By focusing on the people instead of the weather, the land or the development project infrastructure, the material gives a humanistic glimpse into the lives of people coping with a changing climate.
Ocean Detectives: Tracking Plastics in Our Marine Environment
War Memorial Library - Thursday 14 March, 6:30pm
Plastic waste is a global problem. Plastic that is dumped in the sea or ends up in the ocean can accumulate on beaches or be transported many kilometres by ocean currents and destroy marine environments. Heni Unwin (Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairoa, Ngāti Rongomaiwahine, Ngāi Tūhoe, Te Atihaunui-a-Papaarangi) is a Cawthron scientist from the Sustainable Seas National Science Challenge developing a new digital tool to track how ocean currents transport plastics.
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