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Barbara from Otaki District
Unlikely to be any queues or panic buying at our market tomorrow, although it would be very welcome!! Come and shop in the fresh air where there won't be any empty tables or shelves!! 10am - 1pm Waikanae Town Centre.
Bill from Paraparaumu Beach
Yes another bookfair in May. The combined Lions Clubs of Kapiti have many books which have not yet been offered to the public. All fresh titles.
Great prices! In fact most will be on sale for $2 pnly,
Saturday May 23rd 8.00 am to 5.00 pm One Day Sale.
All enquiries to Peter Cresswell 904 2699
Price: $2
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Wow, March already and we’re heading into the final month of Summer festivities. So, take some time out of your busy schedule to enjoy the second of the Rotary Martinborough Fairs for 2020 starting on Saturday, 7th March from 8am to 4:00pm. Stalls and activities for this event will take place in … View moreWow, March already and we’re heading into the final month of Summer festivities. So, take some time out of your busy schedule to enjoy the second of the Rotary Martinborough Fairs for 2020 starting on Saturday, 7th March from 8am to 4:00pm. Stalls and activities for this event will take place in and around Martinborough Square. 😀
What does that mean for you?
Your Route 200 to Masterton will be diverted away from the area during the hours of 4am to 6:30pm so that you can enjoy the festivities as the square will be closed to traffic. Your journey to Masterton will now start from Stop #1800 Martinborough - Kitchener Street (near 11) instead of your usual Stop #1779 located at Martinborough Town Hall. Stop #8991 Jellicoe Street at Naples Street will also be closed.
For more information and to view the diversion map, visit the link below. Know before you go by subscribing to MyMetlink, downloading the Metlink Commuter App or calling 0800 801 700. #Knowbeforeyougo #Metlinkbuses
Alan from Raumati Beach
Terisa Ngobi, a Case Manager for Work and Income in Levin, has been selected as Labour’s Otaki Candidate for the general election in September.
Terisa (left in main photo) says: “It’s a privilege to have been selected by local Labour members to be our Otaki candidate this year.
"I’m … View moreTerisa Ngobi, a Case Manager for Work and Income in Levin, has been selected as Labour’s Otaki Candidate for the general election in September.
Terisa (left in main photo) says: “It’s a privilege to have been selected by local Labour members to be our Otaki candidate this year.
"I’m putting myself forward to stand for Parliament to be a strong local voice for the communities of Otaki, and help ensure we keep making progress under Jacinda Ardern and Labour." More -- bit.ly...
Marie from Waikanae
Gordon Campbell's latest opinion piece in the Kapiti Observer has really got me wondering. In it he concludes that Labour and Jacinda Ardern are too nice, a fatal flaw. Is this where we have got to? Where being nice is regarded as a character flaw? The weakest link in the election … View moreGordon Campbell's latest opinion piece in the Kapiti Observer has really got me wondering. In it he concludes that Labour and Jacinda Ardern are too nice, a fatal flaw. Is this where we have got to? Where being nice is regarded as a character flaw? The weakest link in the election campaign? What hope is there for humanity, or indeed the planet, if this is the case? The article also describes Jacinda as "a well meaning princess", and with international womens day foremost today, the mysogeny came through loud and clear. I noted that Jacinda has no problem taking it to the Nats or the Aussies if this is warranted.
I bet those people working on the minimum wage didnt think the raise they got was "too nice" they probably thought it was long overdue. Single mums and people with disabilities who couldnt afford to plug in the heater, didnt think the winter energy payment was too much, and people struggling with medical bills didnt regard the reduction to $17 for a consultation as over the top either. But then, media celebs are probably not the people most helped by the changes Labour has made.
And the good thing about being nice, is that it stands out in stark contrast to the indifference of the last National government.
Quentin from Paraparaumu Beach
Raven window and door seal. Good to seal up older windows and doors.
Price: $5
Alan from Raumati Beach
Alan Tristram reports: ‘This week we had a medical emergency which saw my wife Helen whisked to Wellington Hospital in an ambulance and then cared for in the busy Emergency Department for some six hours.
'Luckily, it turned out that she hadn’t suffered a heart attack and all was well.
… View moreAlan Tristram reports: ‘This week we had a medical emergency which saw my wife Helen whisked to Wellington Hospital in an ambulance and then cared for in the busy Emergency Department for some six hours.
'Luckily, it turned out that she hadn’t suffered a heart attack and all was well.
'Why am I telling you this? Because the care and attention she got was magnificent... More -- bit.ly...
Graham from Paraparaumu Beach
I spent a wonderful day, yesterday, at Queen Elizabeth Part, attending the 2020 rally of the club. An amazing collection of aircraft of various sizes, carrying out an equally amazing range of flying demonstrations. We saw a big topdresser, pylon racers, a large helicopter - even a real jet - and … View moreI spent a wonderful day, yesterday, at Queen Elizabeth Part, attending the 2020 rally of the club. An amazing collection of aircraft of various sizes, carrying out an equally amazing range of flying demonstrations. We saw a big topdresser, pylon racers, a large helicopter - even a real jet - and many others, flown with great skill, by pilots both young and older. It has been a long time since I have seen such accomplished flying. Today will provide another day of fantastic flying, so head out to QE2 park and take the road down towards the beach - the flying field is on the right (signposted). I;m sure you will enjoy it and the families (especially the kids) that attended yesterday were all so excited, Thank you Kapiti Aeromodellers for a most enjoyable day.
Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing
Hello gardeners! We know there's more to your day than flowers and veges, and we're interested in your views on leisure, how you watch TV shows, movies and video content. This survey will take about 10 minutes of your time, and we would very much appreciate the feedback.
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Owner/Operator from That Trailer Guy
What we do:
Any job that requires a trailer to move something within the Kapiti Coast area and connected areas. Such as:
Moving home; house, rental, apartment flat or shed
On-Line buy and sell pick-ups and deliveries
Ride-on Mower pick-ups and drop-offs
Furniture and Whiteware pick-up and delivery… View moreWhat we do:
Any job that requires a trailer to move something within the Kapiti Coast area and connected areas. Such as:
Moving home; house, rental, apartment flat or shed
On-Line buy and sell pick-ups and deliveries
Ride-on Mower pick-ups and drop-offs
Furniture and Whiteware pick-up and delivery from Stores
Landscaping & Green Waste collections and trailer tipping
Rubbish removal and disposal
With a large 3m x 1.5m tipping trailer with cage and full waterproof cover, we can move most household items within the same day at your convenience.
Mobile Eftpos, Credit Card and PayWave with emailed receipts makes everything easier with That Trailer Guy.
Where we do it:
Daily in the local Kapiti Coast District, from Paekakariki to Levin.
Daily to and from Kapiti Coast – Wellington
Pre-Booking for longer journeys within the North Island at special negotiated rates.
Why we do it:
To provide an affordable carriage solution coupled with great friendly service throughout the local Kapiti Coast community and beyond.
Contact Details
Mobile: 027-TRAILER that’s 027-8724537
E-Mail: info@thattrailerguy.co.nz
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Quentin from Paraparaumu Beach
Dirt - free to collect.
Taking it to the tip on Monday, so get in quick if you want any.
Free
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Come in and see us and get all the advice you need for your projects. Whether you need help choosing colours, deciding which products to use, or … View moreGet decorating and $ave with 25% off Resene premium paints, wood stains, primers, sealers, wallpapers, decorating accessories and cleaning products!
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Katie Kenny Reporter from Stuff
Every year, around 130,000 Kiwis fall victim to identity theft, with passport details the most commonly stolen information.
We’re wondering what Wellingtonians think about the use of biometric identifiers to unlock devices. Not just physical markers such as fingerprints and facial recognition, … View moreEvery year, around 130,000 Kiwis fall victim to identity theft, with passport details the most commonly stolen information.
We’re wondering what Wellingtonians think about the use of biometric identifiers to unlock devices. Not just physical markers such as fingerprints and facial recognition, but also behavioural characteristics such as finger movements and gestures.
Would you feel safer online if you didn’t have to remember a list of passwords? Or would you feel uneasy about your device being able to recognise you from your micro-movements, for example? And, have you ever had your personal information stolen?
(Please include “nfp” in your post if you don’t wish for it to be used in print.)
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