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Our bean bags and bean bag accessories are so comfortable you’ll never want to sit in a ‘normal’ bean bag again. That’s a promise!
Did we mention our bean bags are stylish too? Available in contemporary fabrics such as linen and denim, our bean bags look good in any home or office.
… View moreOur bean bags and bean bag accessories are so comfortable you’ll never want to sit in a ‘normal’ bean bag again. That’s a promise!
Did we mention our bean bags are stylish too? Available in contemporary fabrics such as linen and denim, our bean bags look good in any home or office.
Enjoy our one and only pre-summer sale with a massive 40% off our bean bags collection!
You’ll be proud to show off your Croco bean bag to family and friends, but be careful – once someone sits in a Croco, they never want to move!
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- designed from scratch in New Zealand
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Thanks to everyone who entered our green tips competition—there were hundreds of fantastic tips, tricks, ideas and ways we can all help the environment. See the top ten tips here.
Find out more about Countdown's commitment to phasing-out single use plastic bags.
Ketosis could be your answer ! Come and see the lovely ladies at Lagans for really helpful advise and monitor your progress with our Ketone Sticks.
Kia ora neighbours,
Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was … View moreKia ora neighbours,
Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was debated.
But one debate is still ramping up - should the New Zealand Wars become a compulsory part of the curriculum? What do you think? Take part in our poll below!
TOMORROW!!!!! Saturday, 15th September. 8am start.
40 Blue Mountains Rd, Silverstream.
Fundraiser for Silverstream Christian School.
We're bringing our Curtain Bank service to Upper Hutt from September 17-28 – between 12-2pm!! We make it easier for some communities to access our service by coming to them.
Anyone with a Community Services Card or Super Gold Combo Card can go to the Rimutaka Baptist Church (2 Akatarawa … View moreWe're bringing our Curtain Bank service to Upper Hutt from September 17-28 – between 12-2pm!! We make it easier for some communities to access our service by coming to them.
Anyone with a Community Services Card or Super Gold Combo Card can go to the Rimutaka Baptist Church (2 Akatarawa Rd, Upper Hutt) to pick up a window measurement form, take it home to fill out the details, then bring it back to complete the order.
More info about Wellington Curtain Bank: https://sustaintrust.org.nz/pages/free-curtains.
Contact the Curtain Bank on freephone 0508 78 78 24 x 705 or 4abettercity on 027 474 4900.
The Upper Hutt Cossie Club has made grants and donations to the local community totalling over $440,000 in the last 12 months.
The principal beneficiaries were the youth of Upper Hutt with 20 local residents aged between 16-21 years receiving $2500 Kick Start Scholarships to assist them to … View moreThe Upper Hutt Cossie Club has made grants and donations to the local community totalling over $440,000 in the last 12 months.
The principal beneficiaries were the youth of Upper Hutt with 20 local residents aged between 16-21 years receiving $2500 Kick Start Scholarships to assist them to achieve their academic, cultural and sporting aspirations. Many local schools, kindergartens and sporting clubs also received grants.
The club is now accepting applications for this year’s scholarships. For more information please contact reception@cossieclubs.org.nz.
The club’s 2018 charity the Gillies McIndoe Research Institute which specialises in cancer research received $65,000 from fundraising activities held at the club. The club also invites non-profit organisations to apply to become the club’s 2019 charity. Please contact reception.
Any chance or way we can get Fergus back in business and in Upper Hutt?? Yes, I know why he was forced to close and that was not his fault. He provided a goodand valued service. I miss him very much. Come back Fergus.
It is a goose after all not a pekin duck (my apologies to Ralph) that is currently occupying part of the Pinehaven Stream and embankment where the Reformed Church is. He/she has been there for two weeks now and maybe unable to fly. He does look a little straggly/weather beaten He most certainly … View moreIt is a goose after all not a pekin duck (my apologies to Ralph) that is currently occupying part of the Pinehaven Stream and embankment where the Reformed Church is. He/she has been there for two weeks now and maybe unable to fly. He does look a little straggly/weather beaten He most certainly would like food supplied and here are three greenies he would very likely enjoy - shredded cabbage, lettuce and leaves of the cauliflower. DO NOT GIVE THE GOOSE BREAD. He might like shredded carrot and grapes sliced in half. Apparently he talks to my wife - but who wouldn't.
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