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Foodstuffs Own Brands Ltd is recalling a specific batch of its Pams brand Carrot Batons due to the possible presence of E.coli. Affected product should not be consumed. There have been no reports of associated illness, however if you have consumed any of this product and have any concerns about … View moreFoodstuffs Own Brands Ltd is recalling a specific batch of its Pams brand Carrot Batons due to the possible presence of E.coli. Affected product should not be consumed. There have been no reports of associated illness, however if you have consumed any of this product and have any concerns about your health, seek medical advice.
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This will be the last weekend for summer veggie seedlings for those who want to extend their harvest season into autumn.
We have limited new stocks of beans (bush and climbing), zucchini, cucumber, gherkins, capsicum and Zatta Melons - an Italian heirloom variety that is ugly to look at but divine… View moreThis will be the last weekend for summer veggie seedlings for those who want to extend their harvest season into autumn.
We have limited new stocks of beans (bush and climbing), zucchini, cucumber, gherkins, capsicum and Zatta Melons - an Italian heirloom variety that is ugly to look at but divine to eat!
It's not too late to plant - our own late seedlings are coming away tremendously fast and the outlook is for a long hot summer/autumn.
Seedlings of winter crops should start to become available late March.
If you are into preserving, I will have preserving jars at next week's markets.
A selection of NZ and international books for sale. Gold coin negotiable
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced she will resign as prime minister before February 7.
With this year's general election scheduled for Saturday, October 14, discussions surrounding the new leader of the Labour Party are in progress.
Share your thoughts below (include Not For … View morePrime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced she will resign as prime minister before February 7.
With this year's general election scheduled for Saturday, October 14, discussions surrounding the new leader of the Labour Party are in progress.
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Kia ora Kāpiti! Wellington Anniversary weekend is coming up, and some of our hours are a little different for Monday 23 January.
- our libraries will be closed
- our service centres will be closed, but you can still contact us on 0800 486 486 for any urgent enquiries
Our pool hours for … View moreKia ora Kāpiti! Wellington Anniversary weekend is coming up, and some of our hours are a little different for Monday 23 January.
- our libraries will be closed
- our service centres will be closed, but you can still contact us on 0800 486 486 for any urgent enquiries
Our pool hours for Monday will be:
- Coastlands Aquatic Centre 8am–8pm
- Waikanae Pools 8am–8pm
- Ōtaki Pool 8am–6pm – and remember our free Whānau Day and Sound Splash this Sunday!
For the most up-to-date hours and other details, including waste and recycling hours, and when building inspections will resume, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
GARAGE SALE!
We're moving overseas- SELLING EVERYTHING (including kids' stuff, but no furniture)
SATURDAY 21st- from 8am
10 ARTHUR GROVE, WAIKANAE
Work is now under way to widen a section of footpath at Kāpiti Lights.
It’s part of the Paraparaumu Transport Hub project, which includes improving access to the retail area as well as creating a people-friendly transport interchange. The shops at Kāpiti Lights remain open and ready to … View moreWork is now under way to widen a section of footpath at Kāpiti Lights.
It’s part of the Paraparaumu Transport Hub project, which includes improving access to the retail area as well as creating a people-friendly transport interchange. The shops at Kāpiti Lights remain open and ready to welcome you. Thanks for your patience as our crews carry out this important work.
Find out more about this project at www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
Transform a tired old plywood interior into a thing of beauty with Resene Colorwood.
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These part-used spa pool chemicals are no longer needed so make me an offer on 021-216-7811. I now live in Speldhurst Retirement Village off SH57 near Levin
‼️ TOXIC ALGAE – HIGH RISK‼️
🔴 red alert - avoid swimming at Waikanae River Jim Cooke Park site
🟠 amber alert - caution advised at Otaki River SH1 site
Unlike the rest of the country, we’ve received very little rain over the last couple of weeks. Unfortunately, this means … View more‼️ TOXIC ALGAE – HIGH RISK‼️
🔴 red alert - avoid swimming at Waikanae River Jim Cooke Park site
🟠 amber alert - caution advised at Otaki River SH1 site
Unlike the rest of the country, we’ve received very little rain over the last couple of weeks. Unfortunately, this means toxic algae levels have continued to increase in the Waikanae River at our Jim Cooke Park site which has now been upgraded to a red alert/high risk status. Swimmers and people with dogs are strongly advised to avoid the Waikanae River along the reaches of the Jim Cooke Park.
A caution remains in place at the Ōtaki River site near the Old Stage Highway 1 bridge.
Toxic algae can make people sick and can be fatal to dogs. These brown or black velvety mats grow on rocks in the riverbeds and come loose and wash up on riverbanks. Dogs love the musty smell and taste of toxic algae, so please keep them on leads away from the water and never let them scavenge at the river’s edge.
If you think your dog has swallowed toxic algae, take them to the nearest vet immediately.
If you’re feeling unwell after swimming at these sites, please see your doctor or ring Healthline 0800 611 116.
Check the LAWA website - www.lawa.org.nz... for the most up-to-date water quality results at your favourite swim spot.
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