Thank you for using Neighbourly
Hi Neighbours,
The Thuns have extended their use of solar panels to not just powering their home, but their mobile icecream business too. Anyone else tempted to go off the grid?
A spirulina farm is urging customers to question the origin of their food as it criticises offshore …
CRICKET: Hawke's Bay's spin-heavy bowling attack put the brakes on Manawatū in the Chapple Cup final…
A Feilding household that built its own alternative solar energy system is now using mother nature t…
CRICKET: Manawatū are the Central Districts women's twenty20 champions after winning the district to…
Morning Neighbours,
We stuffed up! This morning's Manawatū Standard incorrectly ran a What's On item reporting the Magic of Christmas market was on this week. The event is on at Awapuni Raceway NEXT week - December 3 and 4.
Sorry for any confusion. Please tell friends and family who … View moreMorning Neighbours,
We stuffed up! This morning's Manawatū Standard incorrectly ran a What's On item reporting the Magic of Christmas market was on this week. The event is on at Awapuni Raceway NEXT week - December 3 and 4.
Sorry for any confusion. Please tell friends and family who only check the paper. A correction will run in tomorrow's edition.
Before a Feilding manufacturer scored the coup of building the first of a more durable breed of mob…
The National Party is pitting a Feilding teenager's youth and passion against a sitting Government …
Away from the excitement of Palmerston North's Christmas parade, rose enthusiasts will be holding th…
A family has turned to an age-old staple of Kiwi convenience to show that Mum can still be a force i…
Got what it takes to be more Neighbourly? You could win an exclusive concert in your neighbourhood from one of the supporting acts from this summer’s SIX60 tour.
We also have 20 DOUBLE PASSES to give away to Neighbourly members for each of the regional concerts.
To be eligible, we’ll … View moreGot what it takes to be more Neighbourly? You could win an exclusive concert in your neighbourhood from one of the supporting acts from this summer’s SIX60 tour.
We also have 20 DOUBLE PASSES to give away to Neighbourly members for each of the regional concerts.
To be eligible, we’ll need to see you being more Neighbourly. Whether it’s posting to your neighbourhood, replying to questions or inviting a neighbour to join the site (we’ve pulled together a few more ideas here).
A soldier on a mission to save lives by better simulating bleeding wounds is closer to achieving his…
Too often we think that picking up litter is someone else’s job - but collecting rubbish is such a simple way we can help our community, the environment and our own health and wellbeing.
This is why Resene is proud to sponsor the “Walk & Collect Weekend” on December 7 and 8. Take a … View moreToo often we think that picking up litter is someone else’s job - but collecting rubbish is such a simple way we can help our community, the environment and our own health and wellbeing.
This is why Resene is proud to sponsor the “Walk & Collect Weekend” on December 7 and 8. Take a walk over the weekend and collect a bag of rubbish in your community - it's simple but with a collective effort can make a big difference.
It's free to participate and there are prizes to be won - including a $200 Resene Gift Card! Simply head to their event page and register your interest.
A caring community is one that’s there for us in good times, and in our times of need. That’s the community Hoko and Glenda found at Diana Isaac Retirement Village in Christchurch.
“The staff are absolutely amazing,” explains Glenda. “They go out of their way to speak to you, to make … View moreA caring community is one that’s there for us in good times, and in our times of need. That’s the community Hoko and Glenda found at Diana Isaac Retirement Village in Christchurch.
“The staff are absolutely amazing,” explains Glenda. “They go out of their way to speak to you, to make sure you’re ok.”
Hoko and Glenda feel very fortunate for the support they received when Hoko experienced some health issues. It wasn’t just the village staff who provided support, the whole community rallied around them.
“When I got sick the community itself looked after me,” Hoko explains.
“I can’t speak highly enough of the staff here,” Glenda says.
© Neighbourly 2025
Loading…
