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A single job loss will result as the Porirua Chamber of Commerce shuts up shop after almost 30 years…
A city councillor raised an interesting point on social media earlier this week about whether or not it was ever appropriate for other well-intentioned people, perhaps friends or family, to give their child a haircut. How do you feel about other people deciding when your kid should have a haircut? … View moreA city councillor raised an interesting point on social media earlier this week about whether or not it was ever appropriate for other well-intentioned people, perhaps friends or family, to give their child a haircut. How do you feel about other people deciding when your kid should have a haircut? Is it a big deal if a family member does it with good intentions? Or is this treading on mum's toes?
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From MetService: A low is deepening east of New Zealand during today (Friday), bringing rain to the lower North Island. The heaviest falls are expected over Wellington and Wairarapa south of Featherston. Southwest gales may affect eastern areas from Wairarapa to Marlborough, and this Watch includes… View moreFrom MetService: A low is deepening east of New Zealand during today (Friday), bringing rain to the lower North Island. The heaviest falls are expected over Wellington and Wairarapa south of Featherston. Southwest gales may affect eastern areas from Wairarapa to Marlborough, and this Watch includes the possibility of these gales becoming severe in Wellington, southern Wairarapa and the Kaikoura Coast.
People are advised to keep up to date with the latest forecasts in case other areas are added to the watch, or if this is updated to a warning.
Heavy Rain Watch
Area: Wellington, and Wairarapa south of Featherston
Valid: 11 hours from 8:00am to 7:00pm Friday
Forecast: A period of heavy rain, chiefly about Wairarapa south of Featherston, and the eastern hills of Wellington.
Strong Wind Watch
Area: Wellington, Wairarapa south of Featherston, and the Kaikoura Coast
Valid: 11 hours from 10:00am to 9:00pm Friday
Forecast: Southwesterlies may approach severe gale in exposed places.
The top end of Albatross Close in Whitby is sinking. It's gone from about 30 centimeters in July to about 1 meter now. There is a temporary access road, but residents are frustrated with the hold-ups and the time it's taking to get the job started on fixing it.
Do you think neighbours,… View moreThe top end of Albatross Close in Whitby is sinking. It's gone from about 30 centimeters in July to about 1 meter now. There is a temporary access road, but residents are frustrated with the hold-ups and the time it's taking to get the job started on fixing it.
Do you think neighbours, particularly those worse affected with the slip right at the end of their driveways, should get some kind of rates rebate?
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We look forward to see everyone on Sunday :)
There's been debate over loan companies using Father's Day (This Sunday!!!) as a way of advertising their loans to people as a means of buying gifts.
What do people think about this? Are there any dads out there willing to share their thoughts?
*Please put NFP with your comment if … View moreThere's been debate over loan companies using Father's Day (This Sunday!!!) as a way of advertising their loans to people as a means of buying gifts.
What do people think about this? Are there any dads out there willing to share their thoughts?
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From Piggy Packers Rentals
This sign was recently spotted in PAK'nSAVE Porirua.
Have you seen any odd signs around Porirua or the wider Wellington Region that you wouldn't mind sharing a photo of?
Please share a photo in the comments with a couple of details explaining where and when it was.
*Remember to put … View moreThis sign was recently spotted in PAK'nSAVE Porirua.
Have you seen any odd signs around Porirua or the wider Wellington Region that you wouldn't mind sharing a photo of?
Please share a photo in the comments with a couple of details explaining where and when it was.
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Have you always wanted to paint but haven't had the time or encouragement? Come to our first ever Open Day and find out about the Mana Arts Society.
Saturday 1 September 10 AM to 4 PM. Plimmerton Domain.
SPECIAL: Join MAS on the day and pay only half the normal membership fee!
Come and … View moreHave you always wanted to paint but haven't had the time or encouragement? Come to our first ever Open Day and find out about the Mana Arts Society.
Saturday 1 September 10 AM to 4 PM. Plimmerton Domain.
SPECIAL: Join MAS on the day and pay only half the normal membership fee!
Come and have a go at drawing and painting plus see local artists in action. Refreshments available. Gold coin donation at the door, please.
Shane Jones reckons people on welfare and before the courts could provide the labour needed to bring in the Government's One Billion Trees project.
Do you think he's just dreaming or could this become reality?
We were scheduled to hear from two Porirua College students who had attended this year’s RYPEN at Inglewood, and then from College Principal Ragne Maxwell.
Ragne was indisposed, so Deputy Principal John Topp, assisted by Phil Skipworth, the college’s community liaison officer, took her … View moreWe were scheduled to hear from two Porirua College students who had attended this year’s RYPEN at Inglewood, and then from College Principal Ragne Maxwell.
Ragne was indisposed, so Deputy Principal John Topp, assisted by Phil Skipworth, the college’s community liaison officer, took her place.
Tulia Solomona and Pualaga Tua’aufa’li spoke about their RYPEN experience in glowing terms. They had been pushed beyond their normal limits, taken unfamiliar risks, and made new friends. They had thought more about their futures, and with greater confidence. Tulia wants to study medicine and Pualanga has ambitions to be an engineer.
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