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Starting this Thursday at 11:30AM until 1PM - a Mid-Week writing group will commence at Writers Plot Bookshop and run weekly from Aug 15 until Sept 12th then start up again on the last Thursday of October and run until Dec 19th at which time we will break for Christmas and be back in the New Year. … View moreStarting this Thursday at 11:30AM until 1PM - a Mid-Week writing group will commence at Writers Plot Bookshop and run weekly from Aug 15 until Sept 12th then start up again on the last Thursday of October and run until Dec 19th at which time we will break for Christmas and be back in the New Year.
This is a structured group with lessons and challenges.
Expressions of interest should be emailed to:
writersplotreadersread@outlook.com
or call into the shop during the week or phone us during the week!
There is a small cost for this group (like our other groups). $5 per day
tea/coffee and biscuits provided.
The Saturday writers meetup will continue on the 3rd Saturday of the month from 11am to 12.30pm.
Wednesday nights 6.30 - 7.30pm at King Lion Hall $5. Freestyle dancing in the dark. This weeks playlist below. And check out 'The Git Up' by Blanco Brown. It's a cool little number and it's on next weeks playlist - you might want to learn the moves! 😁
Stuff's new podcast, Out of My Mind, is a series of true stories about mental health, told by the people who’ve been there.
In each episode, one person talks to journalist Adam Dudding about their life, and the view from inside their head. These first-person dispatches from the front … View moreStuff's new podcast, Out of My Mind, is a series of true stories about mental health, told by the people who’ve been there.
In each episode, one person talks to journalist Adam Dudding about their life, and the view from inside their head. These first-person dispatches from the front lines of mental health are moving, yet also full of moments of surprise, tenderness and humour.
There are seven episodes. Two are available now and the following five will be released each Monday. Listen to the latest podcast here.
These curtains are just over 1 year old. They were in the house when my Mum brought it (still currently hanging up) but she prefers wooden blinds. They are Thermal backed, blackout floor length curtains and can be easily shortened if required (shortening service is not included in the price). The … View moreThese curtains are just over 1 year old. They were in the house when my Mum brought it (still currently hanging up) but she prefers wooden blinds. They are Thermal backed, blackout floor length curtains and can be easily shortened if required (shortening service is not included in the price). The ring rods are included.
Measurements as follows:
3 x sets 2250x2370mm
2 x sets 2250x1760mm
1x set 2250x3000mm (suitable for a ranch slider)
They can be viewed by appointment -Location is Upper Hutt (Trentham area)
The 2 photos are of 1 window only.
Also listed on Facebook Marketplace
Our KiwiRail team will be in your neighborhood carrying out maintenance tamping operations to make sure it continues to hold the tracks firmly in place for a smooth ride. If you live along the railway you’ll notice some noise. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience. … View moreOur KiwiRail team will be in your neighborhood carrying out maintenance tamping operations to make sure it continues to hold the tracks firmly in place for a smooth ride. If you live along the railway you’ll notice some noise. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience. More information: Contact us here
We will be holding a public meeting on Thursday 15 August to update residents on where we are at with the pipelines project and to discuss what's coming up.
When: 6.00pm, Thursday 15th August
Where: Executive Suite, Massey University, Wallace Street
Representatives from Wellington Water, the… View moreWe will be holding a public meeting on Thursday 15 August to update residents on where we are at with the pipelines project and to discuss what's coming up.
When: 6.00pm, Thursday 15th August
Where: Executive Suite, Massey University, Wallace Street
Representatives from Wellington Water, the Wellington City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council and our contractor Brian Perry Civil will be at the meeting.
There will be a presentation starting at 6.00pm, with plenty of time afterwards for questions and discussion.
If you have any queries about the meetings or the pipelines project, please contact Suzanne – suzannep@fcc.co.nz or 027 607 2498.
We want to say a huge thank you to Warehouse Stationery and their customers for their support of our Aspire Youth Programme. Over the past four years, Warehouse Stationery’s Add a Dollar Appeal has raised more than a quarter of a million dollars to help young Kiwis overcome their challenges and … View moreWe want to say a huge thank you to Warehouse Stationery and their customers for their support of our Aspire Youth Programme. Over the past four years, Warehouse Stationery’s Add a Dollar Appeal has raised more than a quarter of a million dollars to help young Kiwis overcome their challenges and achieve success!
More than 1,000 young people have completed the Aspire programme, and thanks to the generosity of Warehouse Stationery customers, many more will get the chance to take part in the course in the future.
If dads were to have a superpower, it would be to share invaluable life advice. The type of advice that, while unwelcome at the time, stays with you year after year.
To celebrate Father’s Day, we ask you to share your dad’s unique brand of wisdom with New Zealand. Friend, joker, bee sting … View moreIf dads were to have a superpower, it would be to share invaluable life advice. The type of advice that, while unwelcome at the time, stays with you year after year.
To celebrate Father’s Day, we ask you to share your dad’s unique brand of wisdom with New Zealand. Friend, joker, bee sting remover, hero.
Share your dad’s life lessons and be in to win a $500* Prezzy card.
Click here to share your dad’s nuggets of wisdom – and be in to win $500*.
T's & C's apply*.
Wellingtonians are choosing carriages over cars in record-breaking numbers but it will be six years …
With the extra power you use over winter, plus the extra time you spend indoors, it’s no wonder your power bills have a habit of getting bigger this time of year.
But there’s an easy and quick way to check you’re on the best deal, at WhatsMyNumber.org.nz
On average, New Zealand … View moreWith the extra power you use over winter, plus the extra time you spend indoors, it’s no wonder your power bills have a habit of getting bigger this time of year.
But there’s an easy and quick way to check you’re on the best deal, at WhatsMyNumber.org.nz
On average, New Zealand households could save $207 a year by switching their power deal. Even if you’ve checked before visit WhatsMyNumber.org.nz to see what you could save.
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