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Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council
Good news swimmers! Follow up testing at the Rowing Club, Porirua Harbour, shows bacterial counts are now very low. We still recommend you follow the standard advice not to swim for at least 48 hours after rain, and to check out our interactive water quality map bit.ly... for the latest water … View moreGood news swimmers! Follow up testing at the Rowing Club, Porirua Harbour, shows bacterial counts are now very low. We still recommend you follow the standard advice not to swim for at least 48 hours after rain, and to check out our interactive water quality map bit.ly... for the latest water quality results
Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council
Good news swimmers! Follow up testing at the Rowing Club, Porirua Harbour, shows bacterial counts are now very low. We still recommend you follow the standard advice not to swim for at least 48 hours after rain, and to check out our interactive water quality map bit.ly... for the latest water … View moreGood news swimmers! Follow up testing at the Rowing Club, Porirua Harbour, shows bacterial counts are now very low. We still recommend you follow the standard advice not to swim for at least 48 hours after rain, and to check out our interactive water quality map bit.ly... for the latest water quality results
Serah from Pinehaven
***MAKE ME AN OFFER***
Shorts 1x size 65, 2x size 70
T-shirts5x size 12 (One is the older style with the red button area)
2x size 16 (Again, one is the older style with red button area)
PE T-shirt size 14
Jersey size 12
Good used condition, some for 2 years some for 4 … View more***MAKE ME AN OFFER***
Shorts 1x size 65, 2x size 70
T-shirts5x size 12 (One is the older style with the red button area)
2x size 16 (Again, one is the older style with red button area)
PE T-shirt size 14
Jersey size 12
Good used condition, some for 2 years some for 4 years (older sibling)
(Bad pic sorry)
Listed elsewhere
Negotiable
Zoe from Silverstream
More Sylvanian families stuff for sale, see photos:
Cottage hospital with extra figures - $60
Family mansion with contents - normally comes bare - $150
Garden market stall $20
Negotiable
Zoe from Silverstream
Various sets from Sylvanian families for sale, see photos.
Mercat family - $15
Cat Family $15
small badger family $8
small rabbit family $8 *2
2 odd figures plus various clothes $10
beach set $10
… View moreVarious sets from Sylvanian families for sale, see photos.
Mercat family - $15
Cat Family $15
small badger family $8
small rabbit family $8 *2
2 odd figures plus various clothes $10
beach set $10
baby bathroom set $8
Candy market stall $10
Beauty Saloon $30
other sylvanian stuff to be listed in a second ad.
Negotiable
Zoe from Silverstream
For Sale an array of girl guide uniform:
2 pink girl guiding baseball caps $5 each (one size - child)
2 girl guiding book/sports bags - 1 nylon/1 cloth $5 each
3 Girl guides t-shirts - sizes 12/16/L - $5 each
2 girl guides pants - size 8 and s - $5 each
2 girl guides/brownie hooded jackets - … View moreFor Sale an array of girl guide uniform:
2 pink girl guiding baseball caps $5 each (one size - child)
2 girl guiding book/sports bags - 1 nylon/1 cloth $5 each
3 Girl guides t-shirts - sizes 12/16/L - $5 each
2 girl guides pants - size 8 and s - $5 each
2 girl guides/brownie hooded jackets - sizes 10 yr / 12 yr - $5 each
1 girl guiding fleece jacket - 12 yr old - $5
1 old style girl guiding fleece body warmer - size 10 yr - $5
Also available 2 sashes -- just got to remove old badges - $3 each
please pm if interested in any of the items
Silverstream pick up.
Negotiable
Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council
Ongoing monitoring of toxic algae in the Waipoua River at Colombo Road has confirmed that toxic algae cover is currently low, meaning the warning that has been place since before Christmas has been removed.
There is still a lot of algae in the river at this site, but the composition has … View moreOngoing monitoring of toxic algae in the Waipoua River at Colombo Road has confirmed that toxic algae cover is currently low, meaning the warning that has been place since before Christmas has been removed.
There is still a lot of algae in the river at this site, but the composition has changed. Most of the algae is a species of diatom – slimy but harmless. The close-up below shows a rock that is mostly covered by the diatom species – it’s yellowy/green and bumpy in appearance. You can also see a couple of patches of Phormidium or toxic algae. In the other picture you can clearly see small patches of toxic algae (the dark brown/black patches) amongst large patches of diatom growth.
It’s safe to use the river, but please remain cautious if you are taking your dog down there and make sure they don’t eat anything suspicious (even a small amount of toxic algae can be lethal if they eat it).
On the western side of the region, there is a water quality warning in place for Porirua Harbour at the Rowing Club. The latest sample recorded high bacterial counts which means the site is currently unsafe for swimming. This may have been due to recent rain in the area – rainfall flushes contaminants from land into waterways and we advise you not to swim for at least two days after rainfall, even if a site generally has good water quality.
Don't forget to keep up-to-date with the latest water quality warnings by visiting our interactive water quality map at bit.ly...
Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council
Ongoing monitoring of toxic algae in the Waipoua River at Colombo Road has confirmed that toxic algae cover is currently low, meaning the warning that has been place since before Christmas has been removed.
There is still a lot of algae in the river at this site, but the composition has … View moreOngoing monitoring of toxic algae in the Waipoua River at Colombo Road has confirmed that toxic algae cover is currently low, meaning the warning that has been place since before Christmas has been removed.
There is still a lot of algae in the river at this site, but the composition has changed. Most of the algae is a species of diatom – slimy but harmless. The close-up below shows a rock that is mostly covered by the diatom species – it’s yellowy/green and bumpy in appearance. You can also see a couple of patches of Phormidium or toxic algae. In the other picture you can clearly see small patches of toxic algae (the dark brown/black patches) amongst large patches of diatom growth.
It’s safe to use the river, but please remain cautious if you are taking your dog down there and make sure they don’t eat anything suspicious (even a small amount of toxic algae can be lethal if they eat it).
On the western side of the region, there is a water quality warning in place for Porirua Harbour at the Rowing Club. The latest sample recorded high bacterial counts which means the site is currently unsafe for swimming. This may have been due to recent rain in the area – rainfall flushes contaminants from land into waterways and we advise you not to swim for at least two days after rainfall, even if a site generally has good water quality.
Don't forget to keep up-to-date with the latest water quality warnings by visiting our interactive water quality map at bit.ly...
Karen Boyce from Major Minors Children's Choir
Our growing choir turns five this year and is looking for new members to join the fun. We rehearse in Upper Hutt and work with children 4+ through to teens.There are no auditions to join the Major Minors and there are 5 year long scholarships currently available.
Our first rehearsal for 2017 is … View moreOur growing choir turns five this year and is looking for new members to join the fun. We rehearse in Upper Hutt and work with children 4+ through to teens.There are no auditions to join the Major Minors and there are 5 year long scholarships currently available.
Our first rehearsal for 2017 is on Sunday 29 January at The Spot, in Upper Hutt.
Behind the scenes are qualified musicians who run the choir voluntarily and have lots of experience working with developing voices.
We also have an auditioned extension group for more musically experienced/capable singers - The Harmonic Minors. This group performs on their own, gives vocal assistance to the Major Minors and provides leadership opportunities working with the younger children. Auditions are being held on Sunday 29 January at 4pm after the Major Minors rehearsal
Outdoor performances are planned for local destinations this year and we will be defending the Challenge Cup in the under 18 Choir section of the Hutt Valley Performing Arts Competitions in July....again! Concerts are also planned locally and further afield.
For more details check out majorminors.instantencore.com , email us on hvkidschoir@gmail.com or give us a call.
The Team from Age Concern New Zealand
If you haven’t already made contact with your neighbour, the holiday season is a perfect opportunity to break the ice.
Sometimes we get caught up in the Christmas rush, and don’t take time to think about people who may be experiencing a much quieter holiday season. Contact with older people… View moreIf you haven’t already made contact with your neighbour, the holiday season is a perfect opportunity to break the ice.
Sometimes we get caught up in the Christmas rush, and don’t take time to think about people who may be experiencing a much quieter holiday season. Contact with older people can help families to connect with what Christmas is really about, and it’s a great time to explore memories and think about traditions.
Age Concern New Zealand will posting 5 tips leading up to Christmas on how you can connect with your older neighbours this Holiday Season.
1. Invite your older neighbour to share a meal or a cup of tea
Christmas can be a tough time for older people, especially those who live alone. Invite your older neighbour over for a meal this holiday season. This will give you a chance to build a relationship with them.
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Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council
Great news at the historic Birchville Dam on Clarke’s Creek where we’ve successfully opened an old intake pipeline, enabling us to lower water levels and reduce the potential downstream impact of a dam failure. Not that that’s likely because, following our inspection of the foundations, all … View moreGreat news at the historic Birchville Dam on Clarke’s Creek where we’ve successfully opened an old intake pipeline, enabling us to lower water levels and reduce the potential downstream impact of a dam failure. Not that that’s likely because, following our inspection of the foundations, all appears to be solid as a rock!
The work, done by GW’s Parks Department along with a team of specialist engineers, was undertaken as part of our dam safety assurance programme.
Brenda from Trentham
Hi I have a set of cards against humanity for sale plus a fifth edition pack as well as 8 blank white and 4 blank black cards for you to write your own questions and answers. Excellent condition. contact; 0211651463
Price: $45
Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council
Engineers are inspecting the surrounding rock around the historic Birchville Dam in Akatarawa Forest to ensure that it can continue to safely support the dam structure.
The inspection is entirely precautionary.
We work with specialist engineers at Dam Safety Intelligence Ltd. to inspect the… View moreEngineers are inspecting the surrounding rock around the historic Birchville Dam in Akatarawa Forest to ensure that it can continue to safely support the dam structure.
The inspection is entirely precautionary.
We work with specialist engineers at Dam Safety Intelligence Ltd. to inspect the dam routinely as part of a safety assurance programme, and revisit it after any unusual events, such as the earthquake and flood event last month. Engineers tell us there are no safety issues with the dam wall.
We are preparing the area for geo-technical engineers to check the ongoing strength of the rock that the dam is built on and the connection with the abutments. People using the track will see we’ve removed some of the vegetation and soil around the rock so the engineers can do a thorough assessment.
We are looking to reactivate the control valves and reduce the water level behind the dam.
This is an historic site and a very popular walking track. We want to make sure it remains safe for the community and people can keep enjoying it.
From the Greater Wellington Parks Team
Looking for something to do in the holidays? Why not check out RED DOG: True Blue!
When eleven year old Mick is shipped off to his grandfather's cattle station in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia, he prepares himself for a life of dull hardship. Instead he finds myth, … View moreLooking for something to do in the holidays? Why not check out RED DOG: True Blue!
When eleven year old Mick is shipped off to his grandfather's cattle station in the remote Pilbara region of Western Australia, he prepares himself for a life of dull hardship. Instead he finds myth, adventure and friendship with a scrappy, one-of-a-kind dog that will change his life forever. RED DOG: True Blue is a story of friendship, loyalty and acceptance and is perfect for families and dog lovers of all ages. Want to win a double pass?
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Michael from Pinehaven
The rumour is that the Upper Hutt woman who was murdered in her home several days ago when confronted by four people, was drug-related.
Whether drugs was the issue or not, this woman should not have been killed by these people and I hope justice will come to the perpetrators - though real … View moreThe rumour is that the Upper Hutt woman who was murdered in her home several days ago when confronted by four people, was drug-related.
Whether drugs was the issue or not, this woman should not have been killed by these people and I hope justice will come to the perpetrators - though real justice is seldom if ever, meted out in NZ.
Of course the police know a whole lot more than they are letting on and I believe they will make arrests soon.
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