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The Climate Forum is putting on another Repair Cafe at ReStore, 166 Tahunanui Drive, 10am - 1pm.
Our August Hui will be held at NMIT, in A Block at the Mahi Tahi CoLab., entrance from Hardy Street.
Saturday August 29th 9.00am - 12.30pm
REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL FOR COVID COMPLIANCE AND CATERING.
FREE REGISTRATION AT: events.humanitix.com...
Items include: Celebrations of Success, Youth Spot,… View moreOur August Hui will be held at NMIT, in A Block at the Mahi Tahi CoLab., entrance from Hardy Street.
Saturday August 29th 9.00am - 12.30pm
REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL FOR COVID COMPLIANCE AND CATERING.
FREE REGISTRATION AT: events.humanitix.com...
Items include: Celebrations of Success, Youth Spot, Art Spot,
Measuring Your Carbon Footprint with Lindsey Wood and
Forumlate a Household Climate Action Plan
Battle for the Banded Rail has a planting day this Sunday 9am - 1pm on Rabbit Island’s South coast.
Please park at 98 Ken Beck Drive, on the right, just over the Rough Island to Rabbit Island bridge, then follow the orange cones around the coast. Please note, THE VENUE FOR THIS HAS CHANGED … View moreBattle for the Banded Rail has a planting day this Sunday 9am - 1pm on Rabbit Island’s South coast.
Please park at 98 Ken Beck Drive, on the right, just over the Rough Island to Rabbit Island bridge, then follow the orange cones around the coast. Please note, THE VENUE FOR THIS HAS CHANGED – was previously advertised as Hunter Brown Reserve.
Bring gardening gloves, sturdy shoes/boots, a narrow-bladed spade if you have one, and drinking water. Morning tea will be provided. All volunteers are welcome and there are jobs other than digging.
We’ll go ahead unless it’s raining hard or stormy. If you don’t get an email by 8:00 on Sunday morning, we’re already there setting up 😊.
THE FOLLOWING planting day is Sunday 22nd of August at Reservoir Creek, through the underpass from the Richmond Aquatic Centre.
Start looking out items for the next Repair Cafe at ReStore, Tahunanui Drive on Saturday, August 21st. This is a rain or shine event. We are hoping for sunshine!
Battle for the Banded Rail has a planting day this Sunday 9am - 1pm on Rabbit Island’s South coast.
Please park at 98 Ken Beck drive, on the right, just over the Rough Island to Rabbit Island bridge, then follow the orange cones around the coast. Please note, the venue for this planting has … View moreBattle for the Banded Rail has a planting day this Sunday 9am - 1pm on Rabbit Island’s South coast.
Please park at 98 Ken Beck drive, on the right, just over the Rough Island to Rabbit Island bridge, then follow the orange cones around the coast. Please note, the venue for this planting has changed – was previously advertised as Hunter Brown Reserve.
Bring gardening gloves, sturdy shoes/boots, a narrow-bladed spade if you have one, and drinking water. Morning tea will be provided. All volunteers are welcome and there are jobs other than digging.
We’ll go ahead unless it’s raining hard or stormy. If you don’t get an email by 8:00 on Sunday morning, we’re already there setting up 😊.
The following planting day is Sunday 22nd of August at Reservoir Creek, through the underpass from the Richmond Aquatic Centre.
More info available from: bandedrail@gmail.com
Healthy, warm, dry and cheap to run. Owners of Superhome houses in Auckland, Christchurch, Nelson and Otago are hosting open homes from August 14-15 so you can see just how warm and cosy a home can be with the right design approach.
Meg Latham made it her mission to complete her final WOW garment entry while knowing the leukaemia ravaging her body would eventually take her life. Just weeks before she died, she learned her efforts on the artwork had paid off - she was a finalist.
A celebration of Meg Latham’s life will be … View moreMeg Latham made it her mission to complete her final WOW garment entry while knowing the leukaemia ravaging her body would eventually take her life. Just weeks before she died, she learned her efforts on the artwork had paid off - she was a finalist.
A celebration of Meg Latham’s life will be held at Founders Heritage Park Nelson, in The Granary, on Thursday, August 12 at 2pm.
There are still some spaces available in this fabulous workshop. This Saturday, 14th August, 10am - 4pm at Riverside Community Cultural Centre in Lower Moutere.
This fun and fast-paced workshop will guide you through the process of screen printing onto fabrics, including cut stencils and wax … View moreThere are still some spaces available in this fabulous workshop. This Saturday, 14th August, 10am - 4pm at Riverside Community Cultural Centre in Lower Moutere.
This fun and fast-paced workshop will guide you through the process of screen printing onto fabrics, including cut stencils and wax resist techniques aided and abetted by screen printing legend, Judith Ritchie from NZ Textile Experiences.
$105 per participant (includes all materials). Sponsorships available to cover the workshop fee. Simply check in with Tanja: education@riverside.org.nz
Book your spot here: www.riverside.org.nz...
Only 2 owners. I have driven it for 19 years and it has been a great car. Only reason for selling is because I now have difficulty getting in and out of it. Manual. No air conditioning. Low mileage. Good condition.
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Excludes new stock.
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Our passions and achievements play a large part in the legacy we leave behind. When we channel those achievements into championing causes and giving back, that legacy is carried as inspiration for generations to come.
This is an opportunity to recognise those Senior New Zealanders who go beyond … View moreOur passions and achievements play a large part in the legacy we leave behind. When we channel those achievements into championing causes and giving back, that legacy is carried as inspiration for generations to come.
This is an opportunity to recognise those Senior New Zealanders who go beyond the ordinary when it comes to paying it forward and making a difference. Let’s celebrate the good and help their legacy shine bright. Because these kiwis demonstrate the true meaning of an inspiring legacy. Who will join them?
Nominations close 31 August.
#NZOTY #NZerOfTheYear
This coming Sunday, August 15th at the Mapua Community Hall the Packhouse Cinema will show another interesting movie.
The Mapua Movie mogul says about this mystery movie:
Military Wives follows a group of women who're left behind on the home front in England while their partners are serving… View moreThis coming Sunday, August 15th at the Mapua Community Hall the Packhouse Cinema will show another interesting movie.
The Mapua Movie mogul says about this mystery movie:
Military Wives follows a group of women who're left behind on the home front in England while their partners are serving in Afghanistan. Using the joy of music to help them cope with the absence of their partners, Gareth Malone a World famous Choir master assists the women to organise the very first choir.
Managed by Kate (Thomas) and Lisa (Horgan), who possess extremely conflicting personalities and objectives, the choir steadily acquires widespread media attention that results in the formation of an influential global choir movement.
Cattaneo's film focuses on the relationship shared between these women, each of whom have their own burdens to bear in the face of such uncertain adversity. Much of the films strength comes from the sincerity of the performances, particularly leads Kristin Scott Thomas and Sharon Horgan, who clash repeatedly throughout the film.
Tunnard and Flynn's screenplay accomplishes a combination of both humour and tragedy in a way that never feels superficial, and although it is clear to see where it is all going to go, it's difficult not to become invested in the journey. This is a heartfelt film that is both uplifting and emotional, with standout performances and a truly brilliant final song. I think you are really going to enjoy your Mystery movie night .
It is only 12 dollars a person to see this movie and the net income goes towards the Mapua Hall.
The movie starts at 6:30pm, doors open at 6:15. Bring your own chair, nibbles and drinks and enjoy a drink or a snack at the Sprig and Fern opposite the hall.
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