Aotea, Porirua

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Whether it's a market, garage sale or free event, share it with your neighbours here

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1120 days ago

Recorders and Mouth Organs - Free

Shirley from Tawa

Free to musical groups
Approx 12 recorders, plastic ones
2 x Penny Whistles
Approx 20 mouth organs

Free

1120 days ago

Mind games

The Team from Resene ColorShop Petone

This matching pairs memory game painted in Resene colours is great for brain-training, fun to paint and play and would make a fabulous gift.

Find out how to create your own.

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1121 days ago

The Impacts of Climate Change on Insurance costs

Climate Insights

Our homes can be our greatest investment and protecting our homes against climate change has become more important than ever.

Our changing climate poses risks to our natural and built environments. Swiss Re in a global analysis of insurance risk said to “expect climate risks to raise global … View more
Our homes can be our greatest investment and protecting our homes against climate change has become more important than ever.

Our changing climate poses risks to our natural and built environments. Swiss Re in a global analysis of insurance risk said to “expect climate risks to raise global property premiums by 33-41% between 2020 and 2040”. The potential increase was deemed a direct consequence of our changing climate.

Our Climate Insights property report provides easily understood information on change to risks for your current or a future property. The report includes robust and actionable information for residential property owners, tenants and investors to enhance their property’s climate resilience.
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1121 days ago

HURRY! Have you shared your Local Like?

Neighbourly.co.nz

Get in quick, there's only a few days to go in our Local Likes competition. Nominate your favourite local business by telling your neighbours why they're best in their field and be in the draw to win a $50 voucher to go and spend with them. Get in quick, this ends Sunday!

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Get in quick, there's only a few days to go in our Local Likes competition. Nominate your favourite local business by telling your neighbours why they're best in their field and be in the draw to win a $50 voucher to go and spend with them. Get in quick, this ends Sunday!

Share your business shout-out now.

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1121 days ago

Garage sale

Gordon from Titahi Bay

BIG garage sale at 17 Raiha Street. All day Friday 15 October. Saturday 16 October after 9am (not before)
Lots of stuff for sale - plastic 5 litre fuel cans $5 each.
Bench grinder $30 Hand saws from $10 Halogen lights form $10

Jig saws form $30 Skilsaws form $25 Water blaster $90 McCullough … View more
BIG garage sale at 17 Raiha Street. All day Friday 15 October. Saturday 16 October after 9am (not before)
Lots of stuff for sale - plastic 5 litre fuel cans $5 each.
Bench grinder $30 Hand saws from $10 Halogen lights form $10

Jig saws form $30 Skilsaws form $25 Water blaster $90 McCullough hedge trimmer (as new) $?? Jumper leads from $15

Toyota Yaris spare wheel $30 Toyota Hiace 1990 to 2004 Side and rear door $50 each. Assortment of hand tools , crescents, screw drivers etc. 2 x Mag wheels for trailer $100 Big stainless steel BBQ six burner $300 Various sets of mag wheels with 15 + 16 inch tyres from $150 Wooden storage units (7-8 cubic metres - indoor use) from $250 hand drill $? Trailer couplig and tow ball $60 Box of assorted taps and plumbing fittings $50 Seatbelts Toyota badges $5 each Electric fence bits (carton full) $75 Ford Econovan ignition set with keys $30 Hard hat and earmuffs $30 Zip 30 litre electic hot water cylinder $50 Set of snow cahins for truck tyres $30 Various side mirrors for trucks and vans from $20 each Toyota Hiace plastic divider for between cab and cargo space $30

Used car tyres suitable for trailer or car. Van seats $20

Call into our office. Cash sale only

Negotiable

1121 days ago

Time is running out... only two weeks to go! ⏳

The Team from Neighbourhood Support New Zealand

Join the rest of the motu on October 28 by taking part in our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, ShakeOut. Signing up only takes 2 minutes and when you do, you’ll be entered to win a personal emergency grab bag or civil defence wheelie bin kit from NZ Civil Defence.
ShakeOut takes … View more
Join the rest of the motu on October 28 by taking part in our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, ShakeOut. Signing up only takes 2 minutes and when you do, you’ll be entered to win a personal emergency grab bag or civil defence wheelie bin kit from NZ Civil Defence.
ShakeOut takes place around the world to remind people of the right action to take during an earthquake:

DROP - down on your hands and knees. This protects you from falling but lets you move if you need to.

COVER - your head and neck (or entire body if possible) under a sturdy table or desk (if it is within a few steps of you). If there is no shelter nearby, cover your head and neck with your arms and hands.

HOLD - on to your shelter (or your position to protect your head and neck) until the shaking stops. If the shaking shifts your shelter around, move with it.

Head to www.shakeout.govt.nz... to sign up today and get involved!

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1121 days ago

Need cash?

Jamie from Tawa

Hi there. I am looking to buy anything vintage/retro/antique that is a bit different.
Pay cash on the spot.
Thanks
Jamie

1121 days ago

Have you tried raw honey comb?

Rod from Hive World Honey

You cannot get anything more natural than raw honeycomb.
This is honey straight from the hive completely natural as the bees made it.
What is Honeycomb?
Worker honeybees craft the internal structure of their hives by using their legs and mouths to mould the soft beeswax pieces into hexagonal … View more
You cannot get anything more natural than raw honeycomb.
This is honey straight from the hive completely natural as the bees made it.
What is Honeycomb?
Worker honeybees craft the internal structure of their hives by using their legs and mouths to mould the soft beeswax pieces into hexagonal cells. These ‘honeycomb’ cells are used to store nectar and pollen, which the bees then convert to honey.
How do you eat a raw honeycomb? There’s no wrong way!
Layer a comb of honey on a baguette
Add flavour to toast, scones or pancakes
Cut into bite-sized pieces and include it on a platter of deli meats and cheeses. Pairs wonderfully with a Blue cheese.
Come and see us at Hive World 16 Wall Place Porirua.

1121 days ago

Get vaccinated this Saturday

Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News

Barbara Edmonds MP

Mana MP Barbara Edmonds is urging anyone who has not been vaccinated to get the jab this Saturday, at the Pasifika Youth Vax Festival from 9am-5pm at the Cannons Creek Cage ((Located behind the Cannons Creek Shops). There will be people available to answer any questions about … View more
Barbara Edmonds MP

Mana MP Barbara Edmonds is urging anyone who has not been vaccinated to get the jab this Saturday, at the Pasifika Youth Vax Festival from 9am-5pm at the Cannons Creek Cage ((Located behind the Cannons Creek Shops). There will be people available to answer any questions about the vaccinations, free gaming and food stalls.

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1122 days ago

Cook Straight ferry crossings cancelled as bad weather rolls in

Neighbourly.co.nz

The Interislander and Bluebridge ferry companies have cancelled multiple sailings as severe weather rolls through the Wellington and the Top of the South today.

Wellington is bracing for heavy swells of up to 6 metres as a front bringing heavy rain and gales makes its way up the country.

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The Interislander and Bluebridge ferry companies have cancelled multiple sailings as severe weather rolls through the Wellington and the Top of the South today.

Wellington is bracing for heavy swells of up to 6 metres as a front bringing heavy rain and gales makes its way up the country.

Metservice warned big waves were recorded on the capital's South Coast and Eastbourne. Wellington Region Emergency Management Office had reported that debris had already washed up along the coast as of 10:30.

All Interislander Services between Picton and Wellington today have been cancelled, with today's Bluebridge sailings cancelled and tomorrow's early morning services also scratched.

To keep up to date with the latest weather updates, visit the Metservice Warnings page.

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1123 days ago

A Tasty Passion Turned Booming Business

The Team from Digital Boost

Knowing your way around a BBQ is one thing, but turning that talent into a business is another skill altogether. Rum & Cue is an award-winning meat rub side-hustle that’s just been taken full-time - here’s their story

Head to Digital Boost today (for free) and before long you, too, could… View more
Knowing your way around a BBQ is one thing, but turning that talent into a business is another skill altogether. Rum & Cue is an award-winning meat rub side-hustle that’s just been taken full-time - here’s their story

Head to Digital Boost today (for free) and before long you, too, could be transforming a weekend passion into the business of your dreams.
Sign up now

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1123 days ago

Garden Open Days Sat 16th and Sun 1th October 10 am until 3.30pm

Carolyn from Tawa

This weekend will likely be the last chance to see the tulips for this year.
Our garden is not just about tulips though. We have designed several small gardens within the whole so you can see topiaries, a long border, Mediterranean slope, French courtyard, mini meadow, herb garden, vegetable beds, … View more
This weekend will likely be the last chance to see the tulips for this year.
Our garden is not just about tulips though. We have designed several small gardens within the whole so you can see topiaries, a long border, Mediterranean slope, French courtyard, mini meadow, herb garden, vegetable beds, citrus and other fruit trees, Asian courtyard, and a tropical styled jungle.
All this on a 633 m2 section in Tawa. If you are after inspiration on how to landscape your section you are welcome to come and have a look.

34 St Johns Tce
Tawa

Entry by donation please.

Mask and Scan/sign in are required at level 2.

Thank you.

1131 days ago

SPCA Pet of the Day: Meet Lulu

Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News

"Hi there my name is Lulu or Bridie Lu. I am a sweet dog looking for my forever home. I am looking for a very special home that can understand my quirks and needs. A home that can help me thrive and be the best companion I can be. My ideal home would be one that has had previous large dog … View more"Hi there my name is Lulu or Bridie Lu. I am a sweet dog looking for my forever home. I am looking for a very special home that can understand my quirks and needs. A home that can help me thrive and be the best companion I can be. My ideal home would be one that has had previous large dog experience and or greyhound. I walk beautifully on a lead but in saying that I would need a home that can handle me as I can be strong when I want. I have had a fair amount of training from my previous home but there is always room for more growth. I am super smart and a lover of all yummy foods so will pick up new things very quickly. I can be shy when meeting new people so I would love a quiet patient home that can read when I am not comfortable. A home with no children. I could live with an older settled male dog but in saying this I am used to having my own space. I am not suited to a home with cats or any small animals."

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1124 days ago

Teaming up for a healthier harbour

Porirua City Council

Thousands more plants were put in the banks of Porirua Stream last week as part of a project to reduce silt and contaminants entering Te-Awarua-o-Porirua Harbour.

Dozens of community volunteers joined Word Wide Fund for Nature and Porirua City Council staff to plant native trees and plants … View more
Thousands more plants were put in the banks of Porirua Stream last week as part of a project to reduce silt and contaminants entering Te-Awarua-o-Porirua Harbour.

Dozens of community volunteers joined Word Wide Fund for Nature and Porirua City Council staff to plant native trees and plants below Kenepuru Drive. The school holidays brought a number of children with their families down to help, in warm and overcast weather.

Carex, flax, toitoi, lemonwoods and other plants were put in the ground as part of Project #ReBlossomNZ, a collaboration led by Botanica by Air Wick and WWF, working with Ngāti Toa and Porirua, Wellington City, and the regional councils.

All up, about 6600 plants have gone in to provide shade and help prevent pollutants from the nearby roads and state highways enter the stream, which flows into the harbour. The stream supports six species of native fish: longfin and shortfin eels, giant kōkopu, inanga, redfin, and common bullies.

Porirua Mayor Anita Baker said it was great to see the turnout last week and was confident of continuous community involvement.

While the recent lockdown and current alert levels curtailed some public participation, there will be ample opportunities in the coming five years for people to get their hands in the soil.

“We’ve set aside $600,000 for riparian planting in our recent Long-term Plan, so this is important for our Council and our city,” Mayor Baker said.

“These plantings are a big step towards rejuvenating our precious harbour and, with many more harbour-related projects in the pipeline, I’m sure the community will help us along the journey.”

Ngāti Toa Treaty and Strategic Relationships General Manager Naomi Solomon acknowledged the significance of the waterway to Ngāti Toa, having historically been used for mahinga kai (food gathering areas).

“The collective planting efforts will go far in providing protection for the stream bed and raising awareness in the community around kaitiakitanga of our natural environment,” she said.

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Visit: poriruacity.govt.nz
Call: (04) 237 5089
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1124 days ago

Covering Kiwi summers for generations

Archgola

An Archgola canopy gives you guaranteed cover and protection from everything summer can throw at you. When the sun’s out you get 99.9% UV protection; if it rains you’ll keep dry and the super strong structure will withstand high winds. Rain, hail or shine you’ll be protected.

Our custom … View more
An Archgola canopy gives you guaranteed cover and protection from everything summer can throw at you. When the sun’s out you get 99.9% UV protection; if it rains you’ll keep dry and the super strong structure will withstand high winds. Rain, hail or shine you’ll be protected.

Our custom made canopies can extend your living space and add value to your home and lifestyle. Trust the canopy that Kiwis have trusted for generations.
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