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The Nordik collection has arrived – crafted in Oak and has extendable and dropleaf Dining Tables, with a matching bench seat. Perfectly designed for those small room spaces or extend them out for your large dining area. Just stunning.
Rafia Neighbourly Lead from Belmont
Hi I urgently need a cleaner for tomorrow morning. Please let me know if you know of any!
Dan from Paraparaumu Beach
I'm trying to find an affordable sheet of perspex/acrylic for a project that I am working on. It needs to be at least 1m by 1m and at least 6mm thick. Ideally it would be tinted. Does anyone have any spare perspex lying around that fits the above criteria, or know someone that may have some?
The Team from Wellington Water
It’s a sea of pink here at Wellington Water as we celebrate diversity and stand up against bullying for #PinkShirtDay💟
We held a fundraising morning tea/bake off this morning, with a lot of sweet treats for everyone to choose from. A huge thanks goes out to those who brought in something for … View moreIt’s a sea of pink here at Wellington Water as we celebrate diversity and stand up against bullying for #PinkShirtDay💟
We held a fundraising morning tea/bake off this morning, with a lot of sweet treats for everyone to choose from. A huge thanks goes out to those who brought in something for the morning tea 🍰 great effort team.
Kōrero Mai, Kōrero Atu, Mauri Tū, Mauri Ora!
Virginia Fallon Reporter from Kapi-Mana News
A $6.4 billion plan to fix Wellington's traffic congestion problems has been announced.
The proposal, which will be subject to public consultation, includes about $2.2b for a rapid transit system from the Wellington Railway Station, through Newtown to the airport.
While the type of technology … View moreA $6.4 billion plan to fix Wellington's traffic congestion problems has been announced.
The proposal, which will be subject to public consultation, includes about $2.2b for a rapid transit system from the Wellington Railway Station, through Newtown to the airport.
While the type of technology was not yet decided, there will be a second Mt Victoria Tunnel built.
We want to know what you think: How will it affect you? Are you happy for your regional rates to go toward the project?
Please let us know your opinion and remember to mark your post NFP if you don't want it used in print.
Lisa from Paraparaumu Beach
We are looking for a 4 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom rental in Paraparaumu/Raumati area. We have excellent references. If anyone knows of anything that might be available or becoming available soon please let me know. Many thanks.
Rhondda Sweetman from Plimmerton Rotary
Last night’s speaker was educator Lloyd Martin of Titahi Bay, who has spent many years helping disaffected students in Porirua.
In an interactive presentation, Lloyd had us contemplating events from our own childhoods, and their long-term effects.
He introduced us to the idea of responding … View moreLast night’s speaker was educator Lloyd Martin of Titahi Bay, who has spent many years helping disaffected students in Porirua.
In an interactive presentation, Lloyd had us contemplating events from our own childhoods, and their long-term effects.
He introduced us to the idea of responding to needs, rather than reacting to problems.
A modern tool for engaging with young people is the Circle of Courage, which crystalises their needs under four headings: Belonging, Mastery, Independence and Generosity. If one (or more) of these needs is not met, there will be problems.
The young need to feel a sense of belonging to a group, hopefully one which acts in a positive way. The group could be family, a club or sports team.
Mastery of a skill is a positive process which helps grow self-esteem. The young are hard-wired to learn from their elders and react well to being told they are good at something.
Independence might seem to be in tension with belonging, but young people need the opportunity to make decisions and take responsibility. Lloyd regretted the modern tendency to de-risk and overprotect the young.
Generosity, regard for the needs of others, is a more difficult concept but is a predictor of resilience- the ability to meet the problems and tragedies which life invariably brings.
Lloyd’s presentation, with its examples and insights, struck a strong chord with our members and led to lively questioning and an enthusiastic vote of thanks.
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