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Carly Gooch Reporter from The Nelson Mail
If only there was another way 'over the hill'.
Tākaka Hill was closed on Wednesday night from about 4pm to nearly midnight due to a chemical spill from a truck.
Were you affected by the closure and what did you do?
Dot from Todds Valley
9.30am - 12.30pm
Household items, camping equipment, electronics and more all in good condition.
32 Saddleback Road, Todds Valley, Nelson
Negotiable
Ronald McDonald House Charities
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Carly Gooch Reporter from The Nelson Mail
Is Apple getting too big for its boots? It seems a lot of people who used to be loyal Apple and iphone users are jumping ship for android and moving towards Samsung and other phone brands. Have you taken the leap lately, and if so, why? And if you're an Apple supporter still through and … View moreIs Apple getting too big for its boots? It seems a lot of people who used to be loyal Apple and iphone users are jumping ship for android and moving towards Samsung and other phone brands. Have you taken the leap lately, and if so, why? And if you're an Apple supporter still through and through, tell us why.
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The Team from New Zealand Red Cross Shops
Hurry in store for these amazing deals....
* All kids clothing 50 cents
* Men’s and ladies pants $2
* And all shoes half price
This week only.....
Your friendly team at The Red Cross, Vanguard Street, Nelson
Jean from Tahunanui
Councillors seem to me to be at least a year behind the times in their thinking. Replies to date from councillors to my email protesting the $44 million library precinct and the 7% cumulative rates increases for the next 7 years, basically say that they've had very few complaints, that they … View moreCouncillors seem to me to be at least a year behind the times in their thinking. Replies to date from councillors to my email protesting the $44 million library precinct and the 7% cumulative rates increases for the next 7 years, basically say that they've had very few complaints, that they think they're acting in our best interests, that they can feel the 'synergy' this would bring; one even said they could imagine " a virtual electro-magnet for the kind of talent that will bring our city investment, innovation, opportunities and jobs." LISTEN UP COUNCILLORS! We are facing climate change with storms, fires, flooding; the real possibility according to the latest scientists of Covid getting into NZ; we have the dire situation of residents who are homeless, or hungry, poor - young people can't even afford their first home, let alone pay rental prices... and we have infrastructure and a housing crisis that can't possibly cope with an influx of electro-magnetically attracted talent. This Council needs to open their eyes to reality, not wonderful beautiful nice-to-have visions that are out of touch.
if you're at all concerned about this council's plans for a $44 million library and huge cumulative rates increases of around 7% a year for seven years- please do pop off just a brief email to them stating your concern! An email to councillors@ncc.govt.nz will be sent to each and every councillor.
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Carly Gooch Reporter from The Nelson Mail
Nelson's Theatre Royal has had a bit of a face-lift with some improvements made this year, and you may not have even noticed them, but once you do, you'll think, 'Oh yeh, it has changed!'.
The building has been the centre of performing arts for more than a century. Do you have … View moreNelson's Theatre Royal has had a bit of a face-lift with some improvements made this year, and you may not have even noticed them, but once you do, you'll think, 'Oh yeh, it has changed!'.
The building has been the centre of performing arts for more than a century. Do you have any fond memories of the theatre or have you seen a standout performance there? Tell us your memories.
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Marg from Atawhai
Exercyle in reasonable order.. older model fine....but in good working order...
Math on 0212872184 or message me back .
Chris from Stoke
Any advice on how to deal with slippery lino tiles
Advice/ suggestions welcome
Carly Gooch Reporter from The Nelson Mail
There's all sorts of sourdough available, from the commercially made bread on supermarket shelves, to the artisan loaves handled by your local baker, and while some may not be true sourdough, the distinctive flavoured bread is in hot demand. Do you have a favourite sourdough, and if so, where … View moreThere's all sorts of sourdough available, from the commercially made bread on supermarket shelves, to the artisan loaves handled by your local baker, and while some may not be true sourdough, the distinctive flavoured bread is in hot demand. Do you have a favourite sourdough, and if so, where do you buy it from? And why do you choose sourdough over regular bread?
Oceania has always believed in better and so does Green Gables’ new Care Manager, Jackie Mackenzie-Howe.
As a proud Nelson local, Jackie is thrilled to be able to step into a role that allows her to be a part of her community. And drawing on 25 years of experience in Aged Care, it’s a … View moreOceania has always believed in better and so does Green Gables’ new Care Manager, Jackie Mackenzie-Howe.
As a proud Nelson local, Jackie is thrilled to be able to step into a role that allows her to be a part of her community. And drawing on 25 years of experience in Aged Care, it’s a profession that she truly has a passion for.
Jackie believes that great care means relaxed residents and families, and a team of staff that are engaged and happy. It’s that belief in the human side of care that drew Jackie to Green Gables.
“Our clinical care is excellent, but we believe in going beyond the standard medical model to cater to the holistic needs of our residents, so it’s all about the lifestyle - the beautiful environment, dining experience and adding all the extra touches. That, I believe, is what sets us apart.” she says.
To learn more about our Care Suites with Rest Home and Hospital level care, get in touch with Jackie today.
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Marilyn from The Brook
NO thanks to the person who took some of my joy by stealing three beautiful red hot poker flowers from my property at 221 Brook St. Now they can no longer be enjoyed by others as they walk past either. That was selfish and you also trespassed to do so. Think in future.
Trish from Richmond
Household items:- includes kitchen items, clothing, knitting patterns, scraps of material, range of single summer and winter sheets.
Single mattress and base with headboard. Bits and bobs.
PLEASE PARK ON HART ROAD AS WILL BE EASIER
Chris Soutar from Soutar-able Glass
Hi I am Chris,
39 years experience, here for all your glass and glazing needs,from double glazed retro fit timber and aluminum, to broken windows.
Contact me on 021642428.
Glad to be of service.
Ronald McDonald House Charities
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