Waiwhetu, Lower Hutt

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1286 days ago

Normandale Community Inorganic collection DONE

Sandra from Normandale

Big thanks to the Normandale Residents Committee and the Normandale Community for their support in paying this years subs and donating their Inorganic rubbish to the huge skips.
WONDERFUL meaning of COMMUNITY and fun.
DONE and DUSTED for 2021.

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1285 days ago

Butcher's Block

Jane from Petone

Hi Everyone
I am looking for a good quality butchers block to purchase. If anyone has any information where to buy or has one to sell please let me know.
best wishes
Jane

1285 days ago

Mother's Day

NumberWorks'nWords Lower Hutt

Thank you to all our amazing mums from the team at NumberWorks'nWords.

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1288 days ago

Tomatoes n Apples

Jane from Naenae

Hi neihgbours.Tomorrow morning I will have 5 boxes each of the above items.No holds fifs.Must pikup tomorrow.I have some in the Pataka now alongside cooking banana.

1288 days ago

Pet of the Day: Meet Ned Kelly

Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News

This week we feature a cat with the unlikely name Ned Kelly, who belongs to John Kelly from Carterton.
"Rehomed and renamed Ned Kelly. Every inch a rebel. Moved from the country into town, Carterton."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on … View more
This week we feature a cat with the unlikely name Ned Kelly, who belongs to John Kelly from Carterton.
"Rehomed and renamed Ned Kelly. Every inch a rebel. Moved from the country into town, Carterton."
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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1285 days ago

Help required-Garden Maintenance

Lauren from Normandale

I have a largish section and am time poor.
It needs about 4-6 hours per week to keep it maintained.
Please PM if you are interested.

1285 days ago

Help required-Garden Maintenance

Lauren from Normandale

I have a largish section and am time poor.
It needs about 4-6 hours per week to keep it maintained.
Please PM if you are interested.

1286 days ago

Gutter Brush

Gerard from Wainuiomata

18 Gutter brushes good condition, 1 metre long, covers 18 metres at Mitre 10 $6.99 each

Price: $30

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1286 days ago

Mini HiFi Stero

Akira from Avalon

Sharp Micro Component System XL-DH20
Only used a few times
Comes with remote
Not needed and been in storage last 2 years.
All components in good condition
Pick up Lower Hutt
$32.00

Negotiable

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1287 days ago

Do you support the HVHS students?

Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News

Students shut out of their classrooms because of toxic mould say the problem is a symptom of chronic underfunding for the upkeep of public schools.
About 350 Year 12 and 13 pupils at Hutt Valley High School have had to do half their weekly learning at home since Monday after unsafe levels of black … View more
Students shut out of their classrooms because of toxic mould say the problem is a symptom of chronic underfunding for the upkeep of public schools.
About 350 Year 12 and 13 pupils at Hutt Valley High School have had to do half their weekly learning at home since Monday after unsafe levels of black mould was discovered in 13 learnings spaces and a dance studio earlier this year.
At a meeting held in the school hall on Thursday night to update the community on how the school and the Ministry of Education planned to respond to the situation, deputy head student Lucy Rodger​ said while she was happy to see progress, the commitment by the ministry to demolish and rebuild C block was “horrendously and frustratingly overdue”.

1287 days ago

Mayor re-opens Days Bay Wharf with a 'manu'

Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News

Hutt City Mayor Campbell Barry and National MP Chris Bishop have reopened Days Bay Wharf with a triumphant ‘manu’ into Wellington harbour.
“I’ve been googling how to perfect a manu. I’m pretty sure my splash was higher than Chris’s,” said Barry.

Bishop was gracious in defeat.

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Hutt City Mayor Campbell Barry and National MP Chris Bishop have reopened Days Bay Wharf with a triumphant ‘manu’ into Wellington harbour.
“I’ve been googling how to perfect a manu. I’m pretty sure my splash was higher than Chris’s,” said Barry.

Bishop was gracious in defeat.

“Campbell’s was much better than mine,” he said.

More a hundred people gathered in Days Bay for a karakia and speeches to mark the completion of a $4.6 million refurbishment of the 126-year-old wharf on Friday.
If you do not know what a manu is, it is a water bomb.

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1290 days ago

Dog walking & small animal boarding

Chrissy from Fairfield

Kia ora!

I am offering small animal boarding (rabbits, chinchilla's, rats, guinea pigs, birds, cats) and dog walking/leash training (not boarding of dogs as I already have 3 of my own.) This is only part-time so I have only limited spaces.

I have 16 years experience working with animals. I … View more
Kia ora!

I am offering small animal boarding (rabbits, chinchilla's, rats, guinea pigs, birds, cats) and dog walking/leash training (not boarding of dogs as I already have 3 of my own.) This is only part-time so I have only limited spaces.

I have 16 years experience working with animals. I worked at Wellington SPCA, a kennels, a doggie daycare, started my own dog walking business & I founded Wellington Rabbit Rescue in 2015.

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1287 days ago

Left overs

Jane from Naenae

All tomatoes gone 3boxeĺs apples left.

1289 days ago

We Say/You Say: Paperless Trips

Reporter The Hutt News

Kia ora neighbours,

What do you think about the Snapper card extension to Wellington Train services?

Snapper will be rolled out on Wellington train services from October this year, ending over a century of paper ticket use.

The Johnsonville Line will be the first to trial the paperless … View more
Kia ora neighbours,

What do you think about the Snapper card extension to Wellington Train services?

Snapper will be rolled out on Wellington train services from October this year, ending over a century of paper ticket use.

The Johnsonville Line will be the first to trial the paperless system, with a full roll out dependent on the finalisation of commercial negotiations.

This is seen as a step towards Waka Kotahi's planned National Ticketing Solution, an initiative that would see all of New Zealand's public transport centralised on one payment system. It would let commuters pay for their journey through a credit/debit card, similar to London's Oyster Card, in use since 2011.

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