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Hardly used size 7 very good make. Will take close photo of make
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Have so many shoes so down sizing they are size 7. Very good condition.
Have lots of different shoes some hardly worn. They are size 7. Am downsizing so must go. The sleepers are from overseas and they are like plate form ones.
If you do, you're doing better than almost half the people who answered a New Zealand Initiative survey testing Kiwis' general knowledge.
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White Ribbon invite you to join us this Saturday at 1.00pm in the playground of
St Joseph school on Pine Ave for a march to support Respectful Relationships through the streets of the city ending in a rally in the Upper Hutt central primary school.
We currently have stop go traffic management in place on the intersection of Willis St and Dixon St, due to a leak in a pressurised sewer. We are looking at the best way to excavate and repair this leak safely, and will keep you updated on any traffic management changes.
As a precaution we have … View moreWe currently have stop go traffic management in place on the intersection of Willis St and Dixon St, due to a leak in a pressurised sewer. We are looking at the best way to excavate and repair this leak safely, and will keep you updated on any traffic management changes.
As a precaution we have put up signs at Wellington Harbour advising people not to swim due to possible contamination. We are carrying out testing in the Harbour and will advise of the results.
Hi neighbours, our Hutt Valley councils are joining together to run household hazardous waste collections on
● Saturday, 23 November in the carpark adjacent Upper Hutt Darts Association, Totara Park, and
● Sunday, 24 November in the Riverbank Carpark, entrance on Rutherford Street, Lower … View moreHi neighbours, our Hutt Valley councils are joining together to run household hazardous waste collections on
● Saturday, 23 November in the carpark adjacent Upper Hutt Darts Association, Totara Park, and
● Sunday, 24 November in the Riverbank Carpark, entrance on Rutherford Street, Lower Hutt, 10 - 2pm
The Hapai building in Upper Hutt has closed after a report into its structure raised concerns it was…
In town over Christmas? So are we. We’ll be running special timetables on buses, trains and ferries from Monday 23 December to Sunday 5 January, so please double-check before you travel. Your normal weekday services will resume on Monday 6 January.
If you’re travelling by bus or train to visit… View moreIn town over Christmas? So are we. We’ll be running special timetables on buses, trains and ferries from Monday 23 December to Sunday 5 January, so please double-check before you travel. Your normal weekday services will resume on Monday 6 January.
If you’re travelling by bus or train to visit family and friends on Christmas Day, you can ride FREE.
Thanks for travelling with us throughout the year. For details visit metlink.org.nz or call 0800 801 700.
Every Countdown store in New Zealand is giving away a $500 Countdown Gift Card to a local hero.
A challenge facing too many young men is the sense that they have to live up to the unspoken rules of masculinity – clichés such as “boys don’t cry” and “toughen up”.
White Ribbon encourages everyone to challenge the unspoken rules, so we can let boys and young men enjoy their … View moreA challenge facing too many young men is the sense that they have to live up to the unspoken rules of masculinity – clichés such as “boys don’t cry” and “toughen up”.
White Ribbon encourages everyone to challenge the unspoken rules, so we can let boys and young men enjoy their individuality and define themselves as men who have respectful relationships with themselves and their partners – creating happier, healthier communities for us all.
Are council rules smothering the Upper Hutt's ability to keep up with growth?
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