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Marcia from The Wood
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Stephanie Gray from Nelson Marlborough Health
Our hospitals, along with all hospitals nationwide, are preparing for a strike by Resident Medical Officers (doctors in training) who are covered by the New Zealand Resident Doctors’ Association (NZRDA) collective employment agreement. The strike period is from 7am on Tuesday 15 January until 7am… View moreOur hospitals, along with all hospitals nationwide, are preparing for a strike by Resident Medical Officers (doctors in training) who are covered by the New Zealand Resident Doctors’ Association (NZRDA) collective employment agreement. The strike period is from 7am on Tuesday 15 January until 7am Thursday 17 January.
Patient safety is Nelson Marlborough Health’s top priority. We have contingency plans in place, and we will continue to operate essential services such as emergency departments, emergency surgery and maternity care throughout the strike period.
If you need healthcare:
1. contact your GP, pharmacy or call Healthline on 0800 611 116
2. visit the Medical and Injury Centre in Nelson and Urgent Care Centre in Blenheim
3. dial 111 or come to the hospital for emergencies
Please do not to delay seeking medical treatment if you need urgent medical assistance.
Patients having elective surgery or outpatient appointments that may be affected by the strike have been contacted directly or you can call 0800 733 372 to check the status of your appointment.
Now’s a great time to get decorating! Save on Resene premium paint, stains, primers, sealers, wallpaper, decorating accessories and cleaning products! Get the GST value taken off the price.
PLUS if you are a Resene DIY Cardholder you can get an extra 5% off! That’s 20% OFF for Resene … View moreNow’s a great time to get decorating! Save on Resene premium paint, stains, primers, sealers, wallpaper, decorating accessories and cleaning products! Get the GST value taken off the price.
PLUS if you are a Resene DIY Cardholder you can get an extra 5% off! That’s 20% OFF for Resene Cardholders!
If you don’t have a card, sign up free online, www.resene.co.nz/diycard or while you are at your local Resene ColorShop.
And if you need help choosing your paints, wood stains, colours or wallpapers, your local Resene ColorShop staff can help you with all the advice and inspiration you need!
Find out more!
Michael from The Wood
MV Capt Vincent Gann . Port Nelson Slipway 13.1.2018 in for repairs and repaint . good to see overseas work like this coming into the Nelson area.
Hi Neighbours,
Have you heard the news? A baby pygmy marmoset monkey that weighs less than an AA battery is the newest arrival at Nelson's Natureland.
Peru and Inti are the proud parents of the baby who arrived on January 9. Hawken said Inti was a first-time mum and the first 48-hours for a… View moreHi Neighbours,
Have you heard the news? A baby pygmy marmoset monkey that weighs less than an AA battery is the newest arrival at Nelson's Natureland.
Peru and Inti are the proud parents of the baby who arrived on January 9. Hawken said Inti was a first-time mum and the first 48-hours for a newborn were often touch and go.
Will you be going to congratulate the new parents? The tiny baby monkey, whose weight is estimated between 16 to 20 grams, could be difficult to spot while clinging to one of its parents.
To read more about the zoo's new addition click here.
There's been dozens of incredible entries in this year's Loveliest Letterbox competition. Which one is your favourite? Can you spot any from your neighbourhood?
Loveliest Letterbox is closing end of January so make sure you share colourful creations from your community asap. It's … View moreThere's been dozens of incredible entries in this year's Loveliest Letterbox competition. Which one is your favourite? Can you spot any from your neighbourhood?
Loveliest Letterbox is closing end of January so make sure you share colourful creations from your community asap. It's as simple as loading a picture of a lovely letterbox in your neighbourhood or from your travels - and you could win one of four great prizes!
Enter now
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
Parts of Nelson city which access the Tasman district's water will face water restrictions from Monday.
The stage one water restrictions apply to all properties using Tasman District water supply, including areas of Nelson city next to Champion road, as this area is serviced by Tasman … View moreParts of Nelson city which access the Tasman district's water will face water restrictions from Monday.
The stage one water restrictions apply to all properties using Tasman District water supply, including areas of Nelson city next to Champion road, as this area is serviced by Tasman water.
Under the restrictions, sprinklers and automatic watering systems are not permitted. Hand-watering of gardens will be allowed only on alternate days according to house number. Read more here.
Hi neighbours,
Many people setting up paddling pools for their children this summer will be breaking the law - are you one of them?
Any pool, fixed or portable, deeper than 400mm is now subject to safety provisions under the Building Act, meaning there a quite a few rules you probably aren't… View moreHi neighbours,
Many people setting up paddling pools for their children this summer will be breaking the law - are you one of them?
Any pool, fixed or portable, deeper than 400mm is now subject to safety provisions under the Building Act, meaning there a quite a few rules you probably aren't even aware of.
For example, do you have a 1.2-metre fixed childproof fence with a self-closing gate opening outwards?
What are your thoughts on paddling pool safety? If faced with an inspection, would your pool set-up pass? Do you think all these rules are essential? What are your tips for setting up a paddling pool safely?
To read more about how to keep your kids safe in and around pools, click here.
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