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Five top Wellington comedians are amping to inflict you with a good belly-laugh on Friday August 24th at Porirua's beautiful Gear Homestead.
Mana College teacher Gabby Anderson won this year's Raw Comedy Quest 2018 best new New Zealand Comedian award. … View moreLaugh Like a Lord or Lady
Five top Wellington comedians are amping to inflict you with a good belly-laugh on Friday August 24th at Porirua's beautiful Gear Homestead.
Mana College teacher Gabby Anderson won this year's Raw Comedy Quest 2018 best new New Zealand Comedian award. Peter Lambert, a.k.a. Patch, was one of five nominees for the Billy T. Award in 2017. Jim is a top Wellington comedian who learned her craft alongside premier comics Dai Henwood, Steve Wrigley and Ben Hurley.
Event organiser, and self-confessed 'old man of comedy' Greg Ellis, who will be busting out improv with Richard Falkner, says this is a chance to enjoy a great comedy line-up for a good cause.
Money raised will help fund Titahi Bay Intermediate's September school camp. Doors open at 6.30pm and the event starts at 7.30pm.
Tickets ($30 which includes meat or vegetarian nachos) are available by emailing tbissg@gmail.com or from Titahi Bay Intermediate weekdays 8.30am-3.30pm.
Photo: Gabby Anderson a teacher with a national award-winning sense of humour
60+ three ring binders in excellent condition. Free to whoever would like to pick them up. Red, Blue, Green and Yellow.
Porirua City Council has issued $6000 worth of fines in a year for infringements involving parking on berms. Protecting underground infrastructure and keeping footpaths clear for pedestrians were the main reasons for the ticketing blitz.
PCC manager of monitoring and compliance Leonie McPhail … View morePorirua City Council has issued $6000 worth of fines in a year for infringements involving parking on berms. Protecting underground infrastructure and keeping footpaths clear for pedestrians were the main reasons for the ticketing blitz.
PCC manager of monitoring and compliance Leonie McPhail said there were important reasons for keeping berms clear.
"Important infrastructure, such as pipes and cables for water and internet, run directly under the berms to connect homes to various networks. They cost a lot to repair should they get damaged. We also need to ensure the paths are clear especially for people using mobility scooters or pushing prams," McPhail said.
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Mana College students watched in shock as an out of control Subaru Legacy station wagon left the road, skidded across a grass berm, and smashed through a fence into a small bank outside school buildings along Awarua St shortly before 8am on Tuesday.
It's about time the council arranged some… View moreMana College students watched in shock as an out of control Subaru Legacy station wagon left the road, skidded across a grass berm, and smashed through a fence into a small bank outside school buildings along Awarua St shortly before 8am on Tuesday.
It's about time the council arranged some traffic calming measures to make that street safer.
A driver came close to hitting students when the station wagon they were driving crashed through a s…
Hi neighbours, we're having the biggest brand launch sale with 20% - 70% off storewide everyday from 9am, 17th - 26th August 2018!
We're also holding a Customer Evening on Thursday 23rd August, 7pm till late. Everyone that attends will get an entry into the island holiday giveaway! On … View moreHi neighbours, we're having the biggest brand launch sale with 20% - 70% off storewide everyday from 9am, 17th - 26th August 2018!
We're also holding a Customer Evening on Thursday 23rd August, 7pm till late. Everyone that attends will get an entry into the island holiday giveaway! On the night we will have some of the best local food and beverages available for you to try. Please RSVP by the 21st August 2018 to info@paulas.co.nz or phone on 04 298 5990.
Every purchase in store during the sale period goes in the draw to win a $5,000 Flight Centre Gift Card for a holiday of your choice.
Dress in black and gold to our Customer Evening and the best dressed will receive a special prize!
Do you use free-to-air TV classifications like G, PGR and AO, or timebands like the 8.30pm watershed, to help decide what you, or children in your care, watch?
The Broadcasting Standards Authority are considering whether some changes should be made to timebands and programme classifications on… View moreDo you use free-to-air TV classifications like G, PGR and AO, or timebands like the 8.30pm watershed, to help decide what you, or children in your care, watch?
The Broadcasting Standards Authority are considering whether some changes should be made to timebands and programme classifications on free-to-air television and want to hear what you think.
We will be holding a public meeting in Porirua where you can get more information and ask questions. It will be on Friday 17 August at Porirua RSA from 10.00am-12.00pm, please register on our website if you plan to attend.
You can also find out what is being considered and give your feedback through our 5-10-minute online survey.
Email us at info@bsa.govt.nz or visit the website for more information.
It's usually served best with butter & jam right?
But what are some of the other favourites out there? What's the best way to make a gooood fried bread?
*Please put an NFP with your comment if you'd rather your thoughts weren't shared in a possible cooking article!**
Porirua's most famous boogie boarder has done it again. Hayley Putawai from Titahi Bay hit headlines last year after flying down Huka Falls on his board. Now he's done it on a massive wave in Bali.
He's developing a growing popularity, and even though he's a solid swimmer this … View morePorirua's most famous boogie boarder has done it again. Hayley Putawai from Titahi Bay hit headlines last year after flying down Huka Falls on his board. Now he's done it on a massive wave in Bali.
He's developing a growing popularity, and even though he's a solid swimmer this stuff is obviously not without its risks.
So what do people think?
*Please put an NFP with your comment if you'd rather it didn't possibly appear in a news story!*
Tawa Titans Hockey Club are at an exciting point of their rebuilding phase, now being in a position to ask the community for expressions of interest for playing competitive or social field hockey in 2019. If you are interested you can complete the following form, connect with us here, via email on … View moreTawa Titans Hockey Club are at an exciting point of their rebuilding phase, now being in a position to ask the community for expressions of interest for playing competitive or social field hockey in 2019. If you are interested you can complete the following form, connect with us here, via email on tawahockeyclub@gmail.com or via our facebook page - www.facebook.com...
7yr old Grand Son is starting his first Fish Tank. Does anyone have any material (stones, buildings etc) They no longer require???
I am in need of a few pieces of lawn for a small outdoor project.I
Would appreciate any off cuts or leftovers instead of throwing them out.
Porirua City Council (PCC) is zoning in on the wallets of the city's berm abusers, issuing $6000 w…
A Porirua supermarket worker famous for bringing smiles to the faces of countless Countdown shoppers…
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