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Russell from Paraparaumu
Its day 14 of our great and fab lock down 1/2 through here are some of my thoughts on this mater.
We have a bunch of really dumb people out their who go and play rugby, take a bike ride, go surfing or have a hug party. Not to mention what some of our Members of Parliament are saying or doing.
They… View moreIts day 14 of our great and fab lock down 1/2 through here are some of my thoughts on this mater.
We have a bunch of really dumb people out their who go and play rugby, take a bike ride, go surfing or have a hug party. Not to mention what some of our Members of Parliament are saying or doing.
They will simple extend the 4 weeks to 6 or 8 weeks or more until they can be totally absolutely sure that Convid 19 is under control and the risk community based transmission is close enough to ZERO.
I know that the vast majority of KIWIS are following the simple rules of staying in your bubble and only go out when its essential.
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Jackie from Otaki District
Easter wishes from Benny and Bella
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Within two weeks, we have delivered over 5,000 face shields, but we are still hearing the calls … View moreShieldsUp is a volunteer driven initiative of over 500 Kiwis, 3D printing, manufacturing and distributing face shields to our medical and emergency heroes across the country facing Covid-19 head on.
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Russell from Paraparaumu
What do people have planned for today another sleep in, maybe church since its Easter via the Internet maybe some LOCAL exercise (walk, bike ride).
Or maybe you are an Essential Worker that is working through this time. Do Tell it help all of us to stay engaged. BE Safe
Ivor from Waikanae
I am trying to trace the origins of a poem I first heard in England in the 1950s. The first verse goes like this:-
"Life can't be all plain sailing,
The sky can't always be blue,
The whole world can't be upholstered
To keep the knocks from you."
Can anyone remember reading… View moreI am trying to trace the origins of a poem I first heard in England in the 1950s. The first verse goes like this:-
"Life can't be all plain sailing,
The sky can't always be blue,
The whole world can't be upholstered
To keep the knocks from you."
Can anyone remember reading or hearing the rest of it or who wrote it?
Russell from Paraparaumu
I was wondering if anybody out their knows if Bin Inn Kapiti is open for business at the moment have they met the MBIE new criteria as an essential business
The Team from Kāpiti Coast District Council
Easter long weekend is looking a little bit different for us all this year. Though you may not be able to spend the holiday with others as you’d planned, be sure to check in on your loved ones and send them some aroha from afar. 💛 #gettingthroughtogether
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