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Entries for Interior of the Year 2019 awards are open now. We're on the hunt for New Zealand's most beautiful rooms.
The supreme winner will win an $8,000 luxury escape at Matakauri Lodge and all category winners will receive $1,000 and will be featured in NZ House & Garden.
… View moreEntries for Interior of the Year 2019 awards are open now. We're on the hunt for New Zealand's most beautiful rooms.
The supreme winner will win an $8,000 luxury escape at Matakauri Lodge and all category winners will receive $1,000 and will be featured in NZ House & Garden.
Categories include:
- Kitchen
- Living Room
- Bathroom
- Bedroom
- Indoor/Outdoor flow
- Out of the Ordinary
These prestigious awards can be entered by homeowners, interior designers or architects.
Find out more!
Maria from Pyes Pa
The Plant Hotel Garage sale is finally here! This Saturday at 59 Grantston Drive, Pyes Pa.
Plants, Pots and garden goodies up for sale. Profits will be donated to The SPCA.
See you Saturday!
Communications from Western Bay of Plenty District Council
Do you have an event coming up over the Christmas/New Year period that requires a special licence? Please be aware there is a close down period between 20 December and 15 January so all applications for events over this period must be received (including payment) by 16 November. Visit our website … View moreDo you have an event coming up over the Christmas/New Year period that requires a special licence? Please be aware there is a close down period between 20 December and 15 January so all applications for events over this period must be received (including payment) by 16 November. Visit our website for more information:
Bianca from Gate Pa
A range of baskets, different prices... all individually wrapped in cellophane and have ribbon. Pics easier seen without the wrapping. Pick up 21st Avenue. Email me biancahennings1980@gmail.com to order! I do have a page on Facebook Beauty Behold.
Price: $25
While Jill Murphy was sitting at a cafe down with her partner and two-year-old daughter, a woman at the next table sighed loudly and said in a dismayed tone: "People want to go out and enjoy their food, you know. They don't want to have to put up with children."
She wrote in her … View moreWhile Jill Murphy was sitting at a cafe down with her partner and two-year-old daughter, a woman at the next table sighed loudly and said in a dismayed tone: "People want to go out and enjoy their food, you know. They don't want to have to put up with children."
She wrote in her opinion piece that she felt guilty for ruining everyone's lunch. To read more about her experience, click here.
So we want to know your views on young children in cafes and restaurants. Take part in our poll below! If you've got a view on this topic, share it with us in Stuff Nation.
Over 135, 000 kiwi kids are living in households without basic food in the house. And 4 in 10 families that live in poverty are the working poor. This means many New Zealanders struggle to put food on the table at Christmas.
Since 2001, we have delivered almost 100,000 Christmas Boxes to … View moreOver 135, 000 kiwi kids are living in households without basic food in the house. And 4 in 10 families that live in poverty are the working poor. This means many New Zealanders struggle to put food on the table at Christmas.
Since 2001, we have delivered almost 100,000 Christmas Boxes to families in need throughout New Zealand. By giving $30, you can help us to bring over 15,000 boxes of food to kiwi families this Christmas. 100% of your donation goes directly to feed a family.
Donate here
This year, The Warehouse and Variety – the Children's Charity, have teamed up to bring the joy of Christmas to families who would otherwise go without. Every child deserves to be happy on Christmas day, but for many New Zealand families, stretching the budget to buy gifts and share a special… View moreThis year, The Warehouse and Variety – the Children's Charity, have teamed up to bring the joy of Christmas to families who would otherwise go without. Every child deserves to be happy on Christmas day, but for many New Zealand families, stretching the budget to buy gifts and share a special family meal is out of reach.
Instore you can purchase a $10 voucher, which will gift a toy from sponsors Hasbro or Mattel to the value of $25, or you can purchase a gift and leave in the donation boxes provided.
Head in-store to share the Christmas joy.
Shop now
Robyn from Welcome Bay
hi need several items for a house set up,
2 x queen beds
1 x family sized fridge freezer to fit space 68 w x 165 high
vacuum cleaner (bagless type please)
large set of drawers for bedroom
… View morehi need several items for a house set up,
2 x queen beds
1 x family sized fridge freezer to fit space 68 w x 165 high
vacuum cleaner (bagless type please)
large set of drawers for bedroom
bedding duvet inners queen size, valances x 3 queen size, blankets queen size.
outdoor settings, cane, or aluminium chairs table and sofas.
Please phone Renee on 0272403783 not urgent except vac cleaner. Not able to buy all right away, can wait ok.
I am posting this on behalf of a friend.......so please send info and photos to
renee.west74@hotmail.com
The Team from Neighbours Aotearoa
Hello again! Sam and Cissy here, your Neighbours Day Aotearoa coordinators. It's been an amazing couple of weeks, as we gear up for our Neighbours of New Zealand Road Trip. Thank you so much to everyone who dropped us a line, sent a message, or commented on facebook - we so appreciate it! We … View moreHello again! Sam and Cissy here, your Neighbours Day Aotearoa coordinators. It's been an amazing couple of weeks, as we gear up for our Neighbours of New Zealand Road Trip. Thank you so much to everyone who dropped us a line, sent a message, or commented on facebook - we so appreciate it! We were absolutely inundated with offers - and we're SO SORRY if we've missed anyone, or haven't gotten back to you - please get in touch again - email me - sam@neighboursday.org.nz.
Road Trip Itinerary - neighboursday.org.nz...
We're hitting the road in the lead up to our 10th celebration of Neighbours Day Aotearoa. As we drive across the country we’ll be running workshops and reaching out to meet people who are working to create great neighbourhoods across New Zealand. These interactive workshops are for anyone planning a Neighbours Day Event, or supporting other people.
Come along, share ideas, and get the support you need to put on a great Neighbours Day Aotearoa event!
Check out our Road Trip page for a list of our confirmed destinations and scheduled workshops, be sure to check back soon as we confirm further workshops. Also! Don't forget to follow us on Facebook to follow our facebook live updates as we hit the road!
Start your engines! www.youtube.com...
Hi neighbours,
Is it time to ban the private sale of fireworks in favour of public displays only? Or is Guy Fawkes just a bit of flammable fun?
Would you like to see tighter restrictions on fireworks or are you a sparkler fiend who sees no problem with celebrating safely at home?
We want to know… View moreHi neighbours,
Is it time to ban the private sale of fireworks in favour of public displays only? Or is Guy Fawkes just a bit of flammable fun?
Would you like to see tighter restrictions on fireworks or are you a sparkler fiend who sees no problem with celebrating safely at home?
We want to know your opinion on the debate. To share your views in Stuff Nation, click here.
Robyn from Welcome Bay
hi need several items for a house set up,
2 x queen beds
1 x family sized fridge freezer to fit space 68 w x 165 high
vacuum cleaner
large set of drawers for bedroom
… View morehi need several items for a house set up,
2 x queen beds
1 x family sized fridge freezer to fit space 68 w x 165 high
vacuum cleaner
large set of drawers for bedroom
bedding duvet inners queen size, valances x 3 queen size, blankets queen size.
outdoor settings, cane, or aluminium chairs table and sofas.
Please phone Renee on 0272403783 not urgent except vac cleaner. Not able to buy all right away, can wait ok.
EMAIL PICS OF ITEMS TO
renee.west74@hotmail.com
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
Police are searching for a Bay of Plenty man who hasn't been seen since Sunday.
A car belonging to 32-year-old Caleb Brooks was found outside McLaren Falls Park near Tauranga but he hasn't been located.
Anyone who has seen Brooks or his white station wagon in the last 24 hours, … View morePolice are searching for a Bay of Plenty man who hasn't been seen since Sunday.
A car belonging to 32-year-old Caleb Brooks was found outside McLaren Falls Park near Tauranga but he hasn't been located.
Anyone who has seen Brooks or his white station wagon in the last 24 hours, registration number DBN200, has been asked to contact Tauranga Police on 07 577 4300.
Maria from Pyes Pa
The Plant Hotel Garage sale is on this Saturday! 59 Grantston Drive, Pyes Pa, 8.30am.
We plants, terracotta pots, fertiliser, stakes and more plants!
Hope to see you there!
Negotiable
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
New Zealanders are embracing the reusable bag ahead of a plastic bag ban, but they could be carrying something else around – bacteria.
ACT leader David Seymour says 20 people could die each year using reusable bags.
"It's coming up to summer and people will be in a hot car with … View moreNew Zealanders are embracing the reusable bag ahead of a plastic bag ban, but they could be carrying something else around – bacteria.
ACT leader David Seymour says 20 people could die each year using reusable bags.
"It's coming up to summer and people will be in a hot car with their chicken in a canvas bag ... and suddenly, you've got a real serious case for poor food hygiene."
Food safety expert Steve Flint said it was a valid concern. Read more here
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