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Missing your haircut, your morning coffee or dinner out? We've set up a site where you can support your local small business by buying a voucher now for a service you will get in the future - give these small businesses the money they need now to keep the lights on while they have the doors … View moreMissing your haircut, your morning coffee or dinner out? We've set up a site where you can support your local small business by buying a voucher now for a service you will get in the future - give these small businesses the money they need now to keep the lights on while they have the doors shut. Lots of great places to support across the Wellington area here...
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Kāpiti Libraries Manager Ian Littleworth reports a 500% increase in new users accessing online books and audio services.
Paraparaumu Library ( photo )and other libraries are closed physically but open online
While the COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily closed the doors of the four District … View moreKāpiti Libraries Manager Ian Littleworth reports a 500% increase in new users accessing online books and audio services.
Paraparaumu Library ( photo )and other libraries are closed physically but open online
While the COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily closed the doors of the four District libraries, he says, staff are finding creative ways to connect with their communities. More -- bit.ly...
While local Kapiti business owners submitted the questions, the content is relevant to all NZ SME businesses.
If you are running a small/medium-sized business, I recommended you take a short break and watch.
Areas covered include:
HR/Employee Relations
Mental Wellbeing
Managing Cash Flow
… View moreWhile local Kapiti business owners submitted the questions, the content is relevant to all NZ SME businesses.
If you are running a small/medium-sized business, I recommended you take a short break and watch.
Areas covered include:
HR/Employee Relations
Mental Wellbeing
Managing Cash Flow
Operating a business while meeting COVID-19 obligations
Government funding available to help business recovery
Re-building your business after lockdown
Marketing with restricted fund
It is free to watch at Business Support Network NZ www.bsn.nz...
Do you want to be healthy for life? Join us this Saturday 9am on TVNZ 1.
Hosted by Bernice Mene, Healthy for Life is designed to help over 65 year olds work on their strength and balance through an exercise programme called the Super7.
All done from the comfort of your bubble, this show … View moreDo you want to be healthy for life? Join us this Saturday 9am on TVNZ 1.
Hosted by Bernice Mene, Healthy for Life is designed to help over 65 year olds work on their strength and balance through an exercise programme called the Super7.
All done from the comfort of your bubble, this show provides great tips for staying safe in the home, keeping your brain active, how to keep up your social links and friendships and advice about healthy eating and sleep during this time.
Healthy for Life is available on TVNZ OnDemand, or screens this Saturday at 9AM on TVNZ 1.
Find out more at Live Stronger for Longer.
Grace MacCormick reports the Wellington City Mission has helped more than 50 men move from the city’s streets into housing since the Covid Lockdown.
And the MIssion has provided five times the usual number of food parcels to families and individuals. More -- bit.ly...
IF YOU ARE GOING TO WALK YOUR DOG IN CALLENDER TERRACE AT LEAST HAVE THE DECENCY TO PICK UP THE DOG SHIT RATHER THAN LEAVE IT ON SOMEONE ELSE'S FRONT GRASS
Hey Neighbours!
We're excited to help keep you moving again and safe on the road!
Our stores are open 8am - 5pm on weekdays and 9am - 12pm on Saturday.
Contactless servicing, as well as increased cleaning and hygiene practices, physical distancing, PayWave and contact tracing have been … View moreHey Neighbours!
We're excited to help keep you moving again and safe on the road!
Our stores are open 8am - 5pm on weekdays and 9am - 12pm on Saturday.
Contactless servicing, as well as increased cleaning and hygiene practices, physical distancing, PayWave and contact tracing have been implemented in all stores.
To find out more click the READ MORE button below.
Hi Neighbours!
The new SuperSeniors e-Newsletter is available on our website NOW! This e-Newsletter includes the additional guidance for what seniors can do during Alert Level 3 and information from the Student Volunteer Army and Age Concern about the services they are offering.
It also has … View moreHi Neighbours!
The new SuperSeniors e-Newsletter is available on our website NOW! This e-Newsletter includes the additional guidance for what seniors can do during Alert Level 3 and information from the Student Volunteer Army and Age Concern about the services they are offering.
It also has the details on the Winter Energy Payment that starts again today!
Click here to read: bit.ly...
To get our Newsletter emailed to you, if you receive the NZ Super or Veteran’s Pension, update your email in MyMSD here: my.msd.govt.nz...
If you do not receive either of these entitlements but you want to receive our Newsletter you can subscribe here: bit.ly...
We have an injured Finch that can't fly and wondered if anyone have some in a cage and would be interested in taking this one. I think the outer joint on one wing may be damaged. We have it in a box inside and here's a photo of it. David 022 399 0742
For the first time in its history, this year will see the Auckland Art Fair go online. From 11am NZST on Thursday 30 April until Sunday 17 May, Artfair.co.nz will be hosting a Virtual Art Fair where you will discover more than 30 galleries from New Zealand and Australia displaying works that would … View moreFor the first time in its history, this year will see the Auckland Art Fair go online. From 11am NZST on Thursday 30 April until Sunday 17 May, Artfair.co.nz will be hosting a Virtual Art Fair where you will discover more than 30 galleries from New Zealand and Australia displaying works that would have otherwise been seen at the 2020 Auckland Art Fair.
The Virtual Art Fair is in recognition of the artists who have already made special works for the Auckland Art Fair that couldn’t happen, and the galleries who have supported them in doing so.
“It comes at a time of global uncertainty, when the importance of art, community and culture are especially apparent,” their team said in a recent statement.
The Auckland Art Fair is designed to be “a celebration – as best we can – of the talent and diversity of art making by artists from our region; not only across New Zealand and Australia, but also around the wider Pacific-rim. We hope that, wherever possible, some of these artists and galleries will be supported by someone buying a work of art.”
Browse, look, enquire and consider as you get to know new galleries and artists in support of contemporary culture at a time when the artists and galleries really need it.
Find out more at www.artfair.co.nz.
Kāpiti Coast councillors have decided on an average rates rise of less than half what was predicted …
A temporary speed hump installed in Adelaide Road today signals the start of major repair works on the Mt Albert high-pressure sludge pipelines, following the arrival in Wellington of a team of specialist international technicians and essential materials and equipment.
Wellington Water’s Manager… View moreA temporary speed hump installed in Adelaide Road today signals the start of major repair works on the Mt Albert high-pressure sludge pipelines, following the arrival in Wellington of a team of specialist international technicians and essential materials and equipment.
Wellington Water’s Manager Major Projects, Stephen Wright, says the temporary change is a final part of preparations for repairing the pipes and ending the sludge trucking operations, between Moa Point and the Southern Landfill, that were put in place to avoid any discharge of sludge into the sea after the pipelines failed.
“Bringing the specialist team and materials here from Germany during the global pandemic and our own lockdown has been a real challenge. We’re extremely grateful to the Government for granting the special permission necessary to bring them here so quickly.”
On arrival in the country, the technicians spent 14 days in quarantine in Auckland before travelling on to Wellington, where they arrived last night.
The Kāpiti District Council has decided to hike rates by 2.6 per cent in the year ahead.
Mayor K Gurunathan has tried to soften the news by saying: “This is down from the 5.7 per cent for the 2020/21 financial year that Council was considering prior to the Alert Level 4 lockdown.” -- More: … View moreThe Kāpiti District Council has decided to hike rates by 2.6 per cent in the year ahead.
Mayor K Gurunathan has tried to soften the news by saying: “This is down from the 5.7 per cent for the 2020/21 financial year that Council was considering prior to the Alert Level 4 lockdown.” -- More: bit.ly...
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