Raumati Beach, Paraparaumu

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586 days ago

Mobility Scooter

Rena from Paraparaumu

For sale mobility scooter , in good condition , $2500 ono

Price: $2,500

586 days ago

Art Workshop Waikanae

Morag from Morag Stokes Art Studio

A place has just become available in this art workshop on Saturday 22nd April at my Waikanae Studio. It's suitable for beginners as well as experienced artists and is all about creating imagery by mostly removing paint to 'excavate light'. Check out my website and scroll down to see … View moreA place has just become available in this art workshop on Saturday 22nd April at my Waikanae Studio. It's suitable for beginners as well as experienced artists and is all about creating imagery by mostly removing paint to 'excavate light'. Check out my website and scroll down to see this and my full programme of workshops and classes.

Here are the details:
In this workshop we will work with OPEN Acrylic paints for painting in the morning and charcoal for drawing in the afternoon. Reductive (or subtractive techniques as they are sometimes known) have been used by many artists over the years, such as Edgar Degas and Frank Auerbach, to create moody, expressive artworks. This technique starts with a completely dark covered surface and areas are gradually erased back to light, creating a range of values which allows form to emerge. As the piece develops, the charcoal or paint can be added back to intensify the low lights, bringing the work to completion through the interplay of reductive and additive mark making.

You will learn about slow drying OPEN acrylics which can be worked and reworked for extended periods without drying out. Your surface will be MDF board covered in a ground of textured Molding Paste – a minimally absorbent covering which makes paint removal easy and leaves wonderfully expressive marks. During the afternoon, you will work on paper with charcoal and learn how to excavate light with a variety of erasures, to create moody imagery.

Cost: $150

Location and Date: This workshop will take place on Saturday 22nd April 2023 from 10am – 4.30pm at Morag Stokes Art Studio, 14 Morepork Drive, Waikanae. Tel. 027 380 3282.

Lunch and refreshments: There will be a 50 minute lunch break. Bring your own packed lunch or visit one of the cafes in Waikanae town, a few minutes drive from the studio. Tea, instant coffee and nibbles will be provided for you to help yourself to throughout the day.
www.stokes.net.nz......

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586 days ago

Cedar rustigated plugs

Lorraine from Paraparaumu

Small box of mixed size Cedar rustigated plugs. Ph. 021 262 1967

Free

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587 days ago

We’re lowering our fees – again!

Simplicity

As the nonprofit, low-fee KiwiSaver provider, our mission is to provide a better choice for Kiwis. We’re about making members wealthier, not lining shareholder pockets.

So we’ve just announced our 5th fee cut in 5 years. From 1 April, we’re lowering our total fund charge to 0.30% across … View more
As the nonprofit, low-fee KiwiSaver provider, our mission is to provide a better choice for Kiwis. We’re about making members wealthier, not lining shareholder pockets.

So we’ve just announced our 5th fee cut in 5 years. From 1 April, we’re lowering our total fund charge to 0.30% across our Conservative, Balanced and Growth KiwiSaver Funds and our diversified investment funds. Says Sam Stubbs, Simplicity MD: “Being a KiwiSaver manager involves huge economies of scale. Fee cuts in our industry should be frequent, but they aren’t.”

Simplicity believes in passing on the benefits of scale to our members – and we’re on track for further fee cuts in the future. Check out more details on our blog now!
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590 days ago

Poll: Should we scrap daylight saving?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

This Sunday we'll be putting our clocks back for the end of daylight saving. Despite the benefits of an extra hour of sun during daylight saving, these clock changes commonly bring disruptions to our households and sleep - some feel that it should be scrapped altogether. What do you think?

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This Sunday we'll be putting our clocks back for the end of daylight saving. Despite the benefits of an extra hour of sun during daylight saving, these clock changes commonly bring disruptions to our households and sleep - some feel that it should be scrapped altogether. What do you think?

Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.

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Should we scrap daylight saving?
  • 32.5% Yes, scrap daylight savings
    32.5% Complete
  • 54.1% No, keep daylight savings
    54.1% Complete
  • 7% I don't mind either way
    7% Complete
  • 6.4% Keep daylight savings but change the dates
    6.4% Complete
6075 votes
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587 days ago

Free Crab apples

Dr. Adele from Paraparaumu Beach

My crab apple tree is ready for anyone wanting to pick them. Let me know if you are interested. Cheers, Adele

Free

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587 days ago

Mono Print/Collage Workshop - with Nicki Young

Jocelyn from Waikanae

Secure a place for another workshop being held at the Waikanae Arts and Crafts Society rooms, 26a Elizabeth Street (over the railway line) covering two Sundays, 2.00pm to 4.00pm, 7th and 21st May. Cost (including materials) is $25 for Society members, $30 for non members.
Contact Maureen Starke, … View more
Secure a place for another workshop being held at the Waikanae Arts and Crafts Society rooms, 26a Elizabeth Street (over the railway line) covering two Sundays, 2.00pm to 4.00pm, 7th and 21st May. Cost (including materials) is $25 for Society members, $30 for non members.
Contact Maureen Starke, rmstarke@outlook.co.nz or (04) 293 2729
(To see more examples of Nicki’s mono prints, go to White Feather Studio Kapiti.)

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587 days ago

Rainbows in Waikanae

Eva from Waikanae

Pretty rainbows this morning

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587 days ago

GARAGE SALE SATURDAY 1ST APRIL, 149 HUIA ST WAIKANAE AT 9AM

Michelle from Waikanae

Huge clear out. Farm stuff, garden stuff, brand new items still in boxes. new toilet, crockpot, kitchen appliances. italian retro coffee machine, kitchen drawers, womens size 8-10 clothes, jewellery, art, fabric etc too much to list. Please park on Huia Street and walk up shared drive and we … View moreHuge clear out. Farm stuff, garden stuff, brand new items still in boxes. new toilet, crockpot, kitchen appliances. italian retro coffee machine, kitchen drawers, womens size 8-10 clothes, jewellery, art, fabric etc too much to list. Please park on Huia Street and walk up shared drive and we are the first drive on the left, only a one minute walk.

Negotiable

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Candle making kit near new

Jan from Paraparaumu Beach

Never used .. inspection welcome

Price: $4

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588 days ago

Black lab puppies

Cristine from Otaihanga

Cross Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Koolie
Wormed, fleaed and 1st Vaccination
Very obedient parents
Can deliver
Ph:0212288630

Price: $1,000

588 days ago

Amohia Street stormwater project

The Team from Kāpiti Coast District Council

The Amohia Street stormwater catchment upgrade is making its presence felt in and around Iver Trask Place, Paraparaumu. So far, approximately 10% of 805 metres of new stormwater pipes, and one of the 15 service holes have been installed.

Currently, traffic is flowing one-way along Iver Trask … View more
The Amohia Street stormwater catchment upgrade is making its presence felt in and around Iver Trask Place, Paraparaumu. So far, approximately 10% of 805 metres of new stormwater pipes, and one of the 15 service holes have been installed.

Currently, traffic is flowing one-way along Iver Trask Place, with access from Rimu Road closed. Please access Iver Trask Place from Brett Ambler Way or Ngahina Street and take care when in this area. Our library and neighbours at Cafe Novella are still open for you to enjoy.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as our crews progress this important project. It’s part of the plan to reduce flooding within the Amohia and Ruahine Street catchment areas and help prepare the district to live with more water.

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