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Brenda from Twyford
Hi, we have a large property with a large pond and would love some ducks. Preferably white ones as they stand out and we can watch them waddling around. We are both vegetarians and can guarantee they will not be anything other than pets. Please call 879 8847 or message on here. Happy to collect if… View moreHi, we have a large property with a large pond and would love some ducks. Preferably white ones as they stand out and we can watch them waddling around. We are both vegetarians and can guarantee they will not be anything other than pets. Please call 879 8847 or message on here. Happy to collect if we can buy or adopt some.
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Too many people are dying and being seriously injured in crashes on SH2 through the Hawke’s Bay so this summer the NZ Transport Agency will start work between Wairoa and Bay View and Pakipaki and Waipukurau to make it safer for everyone. These safety improvements are part of the government’s … View moreToo many people are dying and being seriously injured in crashes on SH2 through the Hawke’s Bay so this summer the NZ Transport Agency will start work between Wairoa and Bay View and Pakipaki and Waipukurau to make it safer for everyone. These safety improvements are part of the government’s $600m Safe Roads and Roadsides Programme that aims to reduce deaths and serious injuries on NZ rural roads.
Find out more: SH2 Pakipaki to Waipukurau and SH2 Wairoa to Bay View
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Paula from Camberley
Hi just wondering if people in the Camberley area would like a neighborhood watch to be set up please feel free to message me with any questions
Anne from Parkvale
Do you want to improve your health and fitness? A registered Boxing Coach and Personal Trainer can help achieve your goals. Offering day or night sessions in Hastings. For more details contact Dave on 0273437042
Chris from Parkvale
Mini dining room table and 3 chairs. Table has to levels with wine glass holders under top level.
Has been taken apart at the moment as we have outgrown it.
Perfect for a couple or someone looking for an extra table.
Some minor scratches as seen I the photos and some brown tape marks on the … View moreMini dining room table and 3 chairs. Table has to levels with wine glass holders under top level.
Has been taken apart at the moment as we have outgrown it.
Perfect for a couple or someone looking for an extra table.
Some minor scratches as seen I the photos and some brown tape marks on the legs.
Price: $150
Julie Cronin from Te Mata School Home & School Committee
Who is your secret persona? Are you a hero or are you a villain? Come along to the Quiz Night and show us your secret identity!
There are only 19 days left till the battle between good and evil.
Who's the cleverest?
Who will have the most fun?
Who will raise the most funds for Te … View moreWho is your secret persona? Are you a hero or are you a villain? Come along to the Quiz Night and show us your secret identity!
There are only 19 days left till the battle between good and evil.
Who's the cleverest?
Who will have the most fun?
Who will raise the most funds for Te Mata School? The heroes or the villains? And which side will you be on?
Tickets are nearly gone, so you had better get yours ASAP.
We are going to have a blast.
Every ticket gets a complimentary drink and we will have bars operating with EFTPOS available. And don't forget your appetite. WE WILL FEED YOU!
Don't forget your wallet as there will be lots of goodies to bid on or win, but ssshhh, don't tell, it's a secret!
I look forward to you seeing me there!
See if you can guess my secret identity!
Simon from Raureka
After a length of 5 rib roofing iron to make a repair for my childrens play house. Second hand is good. Thanks
Jenny from Havelock North
Brand new tyre on jeep grand cherokee mag. Mag in good condition. Mag & tyre have been balanced.
Price: $120
Jane from Mahora
I really should put my glasses on and finish my coffee before logging into Neighbourly.
Saw this road closure notice and thought "wow, HN is closing for the day?" (insert face palm emoticon thingie here!) :-D
Happy Friday everyone, hope it's a good one :)
Communications from Hastings District Council
Due to road works, from 9am - 3pm today (Friday 22 September) St Hill Lane, Havelock North will be closed between Napier and Brookvale roads. Resident access will be maintained at all times with traffic controllers on site. Please plan your journey accordingly.
The Team from Age Concern New Zealand
Do you know what ageism is? It is the discrimination of people on the basis of their age. Unfortunately too many people do not recognise the value older Kiwis bring to society. Age Concern New Zealand wants to change these ageist attitudes and create an inclusive New Zealand where everyone is … View moreDo you know what ageism is? It is the discrimination of people on the basis of their age. Unfortunately too many people do not recognise the value older Kiwis bring to society. Age Concern New Zealand wants to change these ageist attitudes and create an inclusive New Zealand where everyone is supported and valued. Join our social movement to combat ageism in New Zealand by signing up as an Age Concern Dignity Champion. It is FREE and we will even send you a Welcome Pack.
Sharron Pardoe Reporter from The Hastings Mail
Hawke's Bay residents are being asked to keep an eye out for any kererū swooping across their backyards as the Great Kererū Count takes flight across the country.
This year the count will run from September 22 to October 1. A partnership between WWF-New Zealand, Victoria University of … View moreHawke's Bay residents are being asked to keep an eye out for any kererū swooping across their backyards as the Great Kererū Count takes flight across the country.
This year the count will run from September 22 to October 1. A partnership between WWF-New Zealand, Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington City Council, and NatureWatch NZ, the project helps build up where the native pigeon can, and can't, be found.
In the 2014-16 Great Kererū Count there were 857 kererū counted in Hawke's Bay.
WWF-New Zealand's chief executive Livia Esterhazy said the count was vital not just for protecting the kererū, but for ensuring the health of forest ecosystems into the future.
"Large flocks of more than 100 kererū were once a common sight in skies over New Zealand – our ambition is to see them prolific again," she said.
Kererū were known as "gardeners of the skies", because they played a crucial role in dispersing seeds of native canopy trees such as tawa, taraire, and matai.
They were the only birds who did so, making them an essential part of forest regeneration.
Senior lecturer in ecology at Victoria University, Dr Stephen Hartley, said the project helped build up a detailed picture of where kererū were distributed across the country, what they were feeding on and where they were found in towns and cities.
"Over time, we hope to discover whether numbers are increasing or decreasing and whether populations are faring better or worse in some parts of the country compared to others.
"This year we are especially keen for people to seek out new locations, as well as returning to old haunts to make timed observations of between five and 30 minutes. Even if you don't see a kererū in this time – that's still useful information and important to submit."
This year, there are three options to make kererū observations – via www.greatkererucount.nz... www.naturewatch.org.nz... or with the iNaturalist App available on iTunes and Google Play.
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