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Battle for the Banded Rail has a planting day this Sunday 9am - 1pm on Rabbit Island’s South coast.
Please park at 98 Ken Beck drive, on the right, just over the Rough Island to Rabbit Island bridge, then follow the orange cones around the coast. Please note, the venue for this planting has … View moreBattle for the Banded Rail has a planting day this Sunday 9am - 1pm on Rabbit Island’s South coast.
Please park at 98 Ken Beck drive, on the right, just over the Rough Island to Rabbit Island bridge, then follow the orange cones around the coast. Please note, the venue for this planting has changed – was previously advertised as Hunter Brown Reserve.
Bring gardening gloves, sturdy shoes/boots, a narrow-bladed spade if you have one, and drinking water. Morning tea will be provided. All volunteers are welcome and there are jobs other than digging.
We’ll go ahead unless it’s raining hard or stormy. If you don’t get an email by 8:00 on Sunday morning, we’re already there setting up 😊.
The following planting day is Sunday 22nd of August at Reservoir Creek, through the underpass from the Richmond Aquatic Centre.
More info available from: bandedrail@gmail.com
Top of the South Neighbourhood Support is proud be involved in a September outdoor movie night at Washbourn Gardens, Richmond. We will be giving a quick presentation about our current initiatives, and collecting donations to go towards future projects. Join us if you would like to support TSNS, … View moreTop of the South Neighbourhood Support is proud be involved in a September outdoor movie night at Washbourn Gardens, Richmond. We will be giving a quick presentation about our current initiatives, and collecting donations to go towards future projects. Join us if you would like to support TSNS, while watching Coco and enjoying the best tacos in town!
A big thank you to Tasman District Council for their efforts and support in helping us build connected communities in the Waimea region 🥰
Healthy, warm, dry and cheap to run. Owners of Superhome houses in Auckland, Christchurch, Nelson and Otago are hosting open homes from August 14-15 so you can see just how warm and cosy a home can be with the right design approach.
There are still some spaces available in this fabulous workshop. This Saturday, 14th August, 10am - 4pm at Riverside Community Cultural Centre in Lower Moutere.
This fun and fast-paced workshop will guide you through the process of screen printing onto fabrics, including cut stencils and wax … View moreThere are still some spaces available in this fabulous workshop. This Saturday, 14th August, 10am - 4pm at Riverside Community Cultural Centre in Lower Moutere.
This fun and fast-paced workshop will guide you through the process of screen printing onto fabrics, including cut stencils and wax resist techniques aided and abetted by screen printing legend, Judith Ritchie from NZ Textile Experiences.
$105 per participant (includes all materials). Sponsorships available to cover the workshop fee. Simply check in with Tanja: education@riverside.org.nz
Book your spot here: www.riverside.org.nz...
Top of the South Neighbourhood Support Good Neighbour Award submissions are open all year round!
To share your Good Neighbour stories email admin@tsns.org.nz or call us on 0800 8767 46.
All nominations will be collected and reviewed for our annual #awards #celebrate #goodneighbours 🏠
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I was wondering how many people in Nelson are aware that the Government has put in a low ball offer to buy our 3 waters infrastructure.This offer ( it won't be raised) is approximately 10% of its value. If this Govt. gets its hands on our water etc it will be run by 4 Water Authorities, the … View moreI was wondering how many people in Nelson are aware that the Government has put in a low ball offer to buy our 3 waters infrastructure.This offer ( it won't be raised) is approximately 10% of its value. If this Govt. gets its hands on our water etc it will be run by 4 Water Authorities, the boundaries for these 4 Authorities are drawn up as are the Maori Tribal Boundaries, who will be handed our water supply for free( Govt. is paying) as a joint Maori/Govt. entity. Do you think you will be paying more or paying less per litre for your own water.??
The most disturbing thing is, the NCC 's CEO and the Mayor are on the Govts. 3 waters working party. Is this a conflict of interest??
The Mayor was elected to look after the best interests of all Nelsonians and their infrastructure. I would have thought since water is our life blood it would be the very last thing you would ever sell at a marked down price. Think it's about time the Mayor and CEO were a bit more transparent and tell the people of Nelson which way they are voting. It is in the Local Body Act that any Council selling a large asset, in this case one that has been bought by the ratepayers/users over many generations, that they have to consult at length with the ratepayers and all. Therefore, surely such a big decision should go to a referendum rather than some deal done behind closed doors as has happened in the past.
Great bargains this week in the Vanguard Street Red Cross Op Shop with all our winter woolies half price! Come on in out of the cold...
Jars, mostly 750ml to give away, all have lids.
Pick up stoke
Text 027390557 or phone 5475611
Dave Hansford, QSM
Predator free: moonshot, or misfire?
Free-lance writer, blogger, editor and photographer Dave Hansford lives in Nelson. His writing on environmental topics appears regularly in The New Zealand Geographic and other magazines and he has won multiple awards for his writing and … View moreDave Hansford, QSM
Predator free: moonshot, or misfire?
Free-lance writer, blogger, editor and photographer Dave Hansford lives in Nelson. His writing on environmental topics appears regularly in The New Zealand Geographic and other magazines and he has won multiple awards for his writing and photography. In 2017 he received the Queen's Service Medal for services to the environment. Most recently he wrote and co-produced the acclaimed TV documentary series Fight for the wild, and presented the accompanying podcast series on Radio NZ.
Can we really get rid of rats, stoats and possums by 2050? We’ll have the technology — but will we have the consensus? The zeitgeist is giving us a few clues…
Venue: Cafe Yaza, Montgomery Square, Nelson, No reservations
Date: Wednesday 25 August.
Yaza opens for dining/drinks 6.00pm. Conversation 7.30-9.30pm.
Koha to cover costs, please.
Low levels of digital literacy among staff is a challenge facing many manufacturing businesses, and strengthening those skills is not only essential to meet rapid technological changes in the workplace, it’s vital to increasing productivity.
Competenz has recently launched a new … View moreLow levels of digital literacy among staff is a challenge facing many manufacturing businesses, and strengthening those skills is not only essential to meet rapid technological changes in the workplace, it’s vital to increasing productivity.
Competenz has recently launched a new micro-credential to improve the level of digital literacy in the manufacturing sector.
"With an aging workforce it’s imperative we enable companies to keep their tradesmen and craftsmen,” says Jahn Vannisselroy, Competenz Sector Manager. “This micro-credential, which we can tailor to a specific company, is giving people the confidence to meet technology head-on.”
The qualification is fully funded under the government’s Targeted Training and Apprenticeship Fund (TTAF) for employers who enrol their staff before 31 December 2022.
Our passions and achievements play a large part in the legacy we leave behind. When we channel those achievements into championing causes and giving back, that legacy is carried as inspiration for generations to come.
This is an opportunity to recognise those Senior New Zealanders who go beyond … View moreOur passions and achievements play a large part in the legacy we leave behind. When we channel those achievements into championing causes and giving back, that legacy is carried as inspiration for generations to come.
This is an opportunity to recognise those Senior New Zealanders who go beyond the ordinary when it comes to paying it forward and making a difference. Let’s celebrate the good and help their legacy shine bright. Because these kiwis demonstrate the true meaning of an inspiring legacy. Who will join them?
Nominations close 31 August.
#NZOTY #NZerOfTheYear
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