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Come see me in our new clinic, I am here Wednesday 1-3pm for walk in herbal tonics and to pickup your practitioner only prescriptions of supplements.
Naturopath Appointments, massage, DNA profiling, ear candling, herbal medicine, and Australian Bush flower remedies all available.
… View moreCome see me in our new clinic, I am here Wednesday 1-3pm for walk in herbal tonics and to pickup your practitioner only prescriptions of supplements.
Naturopath Appointments, massage, DNA profiling, ear candling, herbal medicine, and Australian Bush flower remedies all available.
www.motuekaherbaldispensary.co.nz...
Royale Eco Cleaning Ltd.
Before and after Carpet clean. 5***** Star carpet cleaning.
Royale Eco Cleaning Ltd is giving all Neighbourly customers a great promo. If you get your full house carpet cleaned we will give you a free room and hallway. If you get your full lounge suite cleaned upholstery… View moreRoyale Eco Cleaning Ltd.
Before and after Carpet clean. 5***** Star carpet cleaning.
Royale Eco Cleaning Ltd is giving all Neighbourly customers a great promo. If you get your full house carpet cleaned we will give you a free room and hallway. If you get your full lounge suite cleaned upholstery or leather we will give you a free lounge chair free. FAST DRYING. Conditions Apply. August & September 2018.
Morris 027 758 4269.
Work to improve fish habitat in our urban streams is paying dividends, with the first record of banded kokopu eggs found in Pipers Park Reserve, a tributary of the Maitai catchment.
For further information read the Our Nelson story.
Have you got your entry in for the Young Gardener of the Year Awards yet? It’s time for budding young gardeners across the country to share their passion for growing fresh, nutritious food!
Judged by Chef Al Brown and Gardener Dan Mackay, there are four categories that primary schools around … View moreHave you got your entry in for the Young Gardener of the Year Awards yet? It’s time for budding young gardeners across the country to share their passion for growing fresh, nutritious food!
Judged by Chef Al Brown and Gardener Dan Mackay, there are four categories that primary schools around the country can enter.
The T&G Passion for Growing Award is open to ALL primary schools nationwide that have a veggie garden to recognise gardening achievements.
Prizes for the winning school include a free online membership to the Garden to Table programme, a garden design by Dan Mackay, GARDENA accessories and a tree from T&G.
So encourage your local primary school to get stuck in, it’s super quick and easy to enter.
Supported by T&G and Garden to Table.
Everyone has something going on in their life. Just because we can't see it, or feel it. We mustn't judge. A smile or a hello, would you like a chat or a cuppa, helps more than you realise. Just company, is important.
Does anyone want some egg cartons, I have a couple at home just sitting round the house if anyone wants them :)
Myrtle rust has been found on ramarama and pōhutukawa trees in and around Nelson city. Severe infections of myrtle rust could kill affected susceptible plants and have long-term impacts on the regeneration of young plants and seedlings. A Ministry of Primary Industries surveillance team found the … View moreMyrtle rust has been found on ramarama and pōhutukawa trees in and around Nelson city. Severe infections of myrtle rust could kill affected susceptible plants and have long-term impacts on the regeneration of young plants and seedlings. A Ministry of Primary Industries surveillance team found the new infections on four sites in the area recently.
The airborne disease has spread from the North Island and was found in the South Island in Collingwood, Golden Bay earlier this year. Myrtle rust affects plants in the myrtle family, which includes pohutukawa, manuka, rata, kanuka, swamp maire and ramarama, as well as commercially-grown species such as eucalyptus, feijoa and New Zealand cranberry.
The spores are thought to have crossed the Tasman Sea from Australia to New Zealand on wind currents. Over the long term, 10 to 20 years, myrtle rust could affect iconic New Zealand plants including pōhutukawa, mānuka, rātā, kānuka, swamp maire and ramarama, as well as commercially-grown species such as eucalyptus and feijoa.
Severe infections could kill affected susceptible plants and have long-term impacts on the regeneration of young plants and seedlings.
Read the full story here.
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International cricket returns to Nelson this summer, with the Black Caps taking on Sri Lanka in the third one-day international of the series at Saxton Oval, on Tuesday 8 January 2019.
For further information go to the latest Our Nelson story.
Book an appointment today and mention this ad to receive 10% off selected hearing aids.
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- … View moreBook an appointment today and mention this ad to receive 10% off selected hearing aids.
At bloom we provide:
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- Hearing aid trials
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If you earn less than $25,180* per year and pay the rates on your home, you could get up to $630 taken off your rates.
For further information go to the latest Our Nelson story.
The August edition of Health News is available to read in local community papers.
This month:
- Let's talk about...bowel cancer screening
- Stop the spread of germs
- Celebrate the launch of the bowel cancer screening programme
Health News is available to read in the Nelson & … View moreThe August edition of Health News is available to read in local community papers.
This month:
- Let's talk about...bowel cancer screening
- Stop the spread of germs
- Celebrate the launch of the bowel cancer screening programme
Health News is available to read in the Nelson & Tasman Leader community paper (9 August).
Taiwan cherry (Prunus campanulata) is an invasive weed species that poses a real threat to our environment. Its seeds are easily spread by birds, and it can form dense stands in the landscape, preventing regeneration of native species that provide all year round food and habitat for our native … View moreTaiwan cherry (Prunus campanulata) is an invasive weed species that poses a real threat to our environment. Its seeds are easily spread by birds, and it can form dense stands in the landscape, preventing regeneration of native species that provide all year round food and habitat for our native birds.
For further information see the latest Our Nelson story.
Hi all. I guess that you all have noticed that TDC has already added a special rate on your rates demand to pay for what they have spent so far on the Waimea dam. It is time the ratepayers demanded a halt to this white elephant, which could see the irrigators (who use more than 80% of the … View moreHi all. I guess that you all have noticed that TDC has already added a special rate on your rates demand to pay for what they have spent so far on the Waimea dam. It is time the ratepayers demanded a halt to this white elephant, which could see the irrigators (who use more than 80% of the water) paying less than 40% of the cost. So if this potential rort of the ratepayers purse is making you angry come along to our protest meeting at 9 am on Thu 9th Aug outside the council chambers in Queen St. Enough is enough !!
Lewis H Solomon
Acting Chair
Water Information Network Inc
Today's Mail main front page story of the teenager who suffered horrific injuries to her feet etc when landing on rocks when attempting to jump into the river in the Aniseed valley last summer has my heart felt sympathy and I hope she fully recovers.However, she is described as a … View moreToday's Mail main front page story of the teenager who suffered horrific injuries to her feet etc when landing on rocks when attempting to jump into the river in the Aniseed valley last summer has my heart felt sympathy and I hope she fully recovers.However, she is described as a "feisty and outspoken teenager" and her criticism of the nursing staff is unjustified in my experience.Her wish for a private room in a public hospital is an impossible ask , especially for a six month stay.She may have got that in Manuka St.but unless ACC came to the party the cost would be quite horrendous.I wish her well and hope her ongoing accommodation and care requirements are to her satisfaction without complaint as it seems to me that the appropriate service staff are trying to do their best for her.
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