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The Wellington Better Home and Living Show is coming to you soon and this is your chance to check out all the action by winning complimentary double passes! There are 10 up for grabs! Simply LIKE or THANK this post to enter.
Mark your diaries to attend the show – May 12 – 14th (10 – … View moreThe Wellington Better Home and Living Show is coming to you soon and this is your chance to check out all the action by winning complimentary double passes! There are 10 up for grabs! Simply LIKE or THANK this post to enter.
Mark your diaries to attend the show – May 12 – 14th (10 – 5pm)
Westpac Stadium
Adults $8, Senior Special Friday $5, Under 16 Free.
Don’t forget to LIKE or THANK the post to enter! T&C’s apply
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The council has taken on a huge report on the issues facing young people in Porirua to inform its Long-Term Plan.
Please tell us here what you would like to see done for young people in your area.
Some responses may be published in the Kapi-Mana Newspaper. Please write NFP (not for print) on your… View moreThe council has taken on a huge report on the issues facing young people in Porirua to inform its Long-Term Plan.
Please tell us here what you would like to see done for young people in your area.
Some responses may be published in the Kapi-Mana Newspaper. Please write NFP (not for print) on your comment if you don't want it printed.
A silent protest at Anzac Day commemorations in Wellington has angered many who say the day should be off-limits to protesters. The debate was sparked after NZ First chief of staff David Broome, and his 12-year-old-son James Isa-Broome, interrupted a Newshub interview with peace activists.
Are you giving native biodiversity a helping hand in your free time by planting native plants, weeding pest plants, or trapping pests? If so, we’d love to invite you to Restoration Day, whether you're currently a volunteer, new or thinking about how you can get involved.
Restoration Day … View moreAre you giving native biodiversity a helping hand in your free time by planting native plants, weeding pest plants, or trapping pests? If so, we’d love to invite you to Restoration Day, whether you're currently a volunteer, new or thinking about how you can get involved.
Restoration Day is your chance to hear (and share) stories, experiences and best-practice techniques for ecological restoration. It's an annual networking and training event we run with our partners for community groups and individuals involved in the important work of environmental restoration.
There is an exciting line-up of activities and speakers this year, including getting out into the field. So bring your walking shoes!
We'd love you to join us on May 21, so to learn more or to register go to: www.naturespace.org.nz...
Thanks to our many partners involved in organising this day: Department of Conservation, Wellington City Council, Hutt City Council, Kāpiti Coast District Council, Porirua City Council, Victoria University of Wellington and Zealandia Ecosanctuary.
Aotea College will go ahead with a new performing arts centre but needs to find $1million to do it. …
Starting Indian dance classes - Bharatanatyam and semi classical dances at Linden social centre. A great way to exercise and learn an art form. Contact Shimmy @ 021 179 2132
Ella-Ruth Clifford has some pretty big plans. She recently won a Youth award for helping other Pori…
You might have more chance of hearing Porirua's newest residents than actually seeing them. A group…
Noisy neighbours top the list of what makes an 'annoying neighbour'. Have you ever struggled with a noisy neighbour? How did you manage the situation? Should there be a Sunday morning noise ban? Maybe you'd like New Zealand neighbourhoods to be more like they were 'back in the … View moreNoisy neighbours top the list of what makes an 'annoying neighbour'. Have you ever struggled with a noisy neighbour? How did you manage the situation? Should there be a Sunday morning noise ban? Maybe you'd like New Zealand neighbourhoods to be more like they were 'back in the day' with quiet Sunday mornings - or even a day of rest. What noise do you find the hardest to cope with? Have your say below.
Join the local community to save and restore Titahi Bay historic Marines hall. Coming soon a pledge page where you can pledge your time, money & expertise etc. This can be a great community project to bring people together and have fun! And restore a beautiful hall that we can all use. … View moreJoin the local community to save and restore Titahi Bay historic Marines hall. Coming soon a pledge page where you can pledge your time, money & expertise etc. This can be a great community project to bring people together and have fun! And restore a beautiful hall that we can all use. www.facebook.com...
Last chance to save this hall. Meeting this Saturday April 1, 11 am to 12.30 pm, Titahi Bay Community Church Hall, Mana Ave. When I was a child I was in shows in the hall. It has historic value. American marines built it for the community. Generations have performed and enjoyed the shows … View moreLast chance to save this hall. Meeting this Saturday April 1, 11 am to 12.30 pm, Titahi Bay Community Church Hall, Mana Ave. When I was a child I was in shows in the hall. It has historic value. American marines built it for the community. Generations have performed and enjoyed the shows there. It has been sitting abandoned for years. The current mayor wants to help save it. Come and help!
The project needs energy, sponsors, trades people, voluntary labour, materials, services.
This hall is a wonderful resource for our community.
Look who we met outside the newsroom yesterday!
Jonathan Westrupp and Vivian Clark were introducing little "Tee" to the community.
Tee was born in January and will be looked after by Westrupp until she's ready to begin her assessment to become a working police dog.
In the … View moreLook who we met outside the newsroom yesterday!
Jonathan Westrupp and Vivian Clark were introducing little "Tee" to the community.
Tee was born in January and will be looked after by Westrupp until she's ready to begin her assessment to become a working police dog.
In the meantime she's hanging at the station and enjoying all the attention.
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