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The Upper Hutt Toy Library is on a hunt for a new Chairperson and Secretary. Both roles are important in the running of our library, We cannot run without a Chairperson as this is a legal requirement.
If you would like any information about these roles or you would like to help on our committee … View moreThe Upper Hutt Toy Library is on a hunt for a new Chairperson and Secretary. Both roles are important in the running of our library, We cannot run without a Chairperson as this is a legal requirement.
If you would like any information about these roles or you would like to help on our committee please send us an email on upperhutttoylibrary@gmail.com
Thankyou so much
The Government is set to end offshore oil and gas exploration in New Zealand. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says "transitions have to start somewhere". Do you support the decision? Take part in our poll or leave a reply. To read more click here.
Lagans Pharmacy added 4 new photos.
Published by Natalie Jurgeleit · 19 mins ·
Do you know you can measure the effect of cigarette smoke in you ? Come instore and see Dave to measure the measure how much carbon monoxide is in your body.
Dave will be instore today (Thursday 12th … View moreLagans Pharmacy added 4 new photos.
Published by Natalie Jurgeleit · 19 mins ·
Do you know you can measure the effect of cigarette smoke in you ? Come instore and see Dave to measure the measure how much carbon monoxide is in your body.
Dave will be instore today (Thursday 12th April) from 10am - 3pm and he will have FREE products to give you to help you give up smoking too !
The three staff members below all blew into the machine.
One is a non smoker and blew a reading of .....2
One is a non smoker and is pregnant and the machine reading recorded both the mother (reading of ...2) and her baby (reading of ...3
One is a smoker and blew a reading of ...20 !
I am asked on behalf of a good friend has anyone in the area been to see Hayley Lowe a Energy healer in Lower Hutt did it help you and is it worth the time money and effort??? I would appreciate feedback please
Thank you
If you are walking in Belmont Regional park, do keep an eye out for this poor chap.
His name in Benny and his owners are worried sick. They have gone as far as to search for him by helicopter.
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I have a large number of Kowhai Seedlings just over a year old ready for planting out this winter. I would like to offer these to any school who can use for good purpose.
GirlGuiding NZ is bigger than a biscuit! Your purchase goes towards providing Kiwi girls and young women with hands on experiences that allow them to discover their potential, develop confidence and skills, participate in our quality educational programmes and contribute to their communities now … View moreGirlGuiding NZ is bigger than a biscuit! Your purchase goes towards providing Kiwi girls and young women with hands on experiences that allow them to discover their potential, develop confidence and skills, participate in our quality educational programmes and contribute to their communities now and in the future.
For more information on Guiding go to www.girlguidingnz.org.nz
It's been another stellar sporting year in the Hutt and we want to celebrate the successes of our athletes. The Hutt Valley Sports Awards nominations close April 13, so if you know a deserving sportsman or sportswoman, volunteer, coach, team or just someone who's given their all to … View moreIt's been another stellar sporting year in the Hutt and we want to celebrate the successes of our athletes. The Hutt Valley Sports Awards nominations close April 13, so if you know a deserving sportsman or sportswoman, volunteer, coach, team or just someone who's given their all to sports, head to the link below and best of luck!
Hello does anyone have a lazyboy chair. Needing one that is wider than 54cm where you sit please.
The Hutt Valley Sports Awards nominations close April 13, so if you know a deserving sportsman or sportswoman, volunteer, coach, team or just someone who's given their all to sports, head to the link below to nominate them for an award - best of luck!
Hi is your garden a mess ! Sick of loosing pets? Then give me a call and let us sort it out!
Ian 0272430951
Right now we spend almost $900,000 each year on emergency management in the Wellington region. We’re considering spending $300,000 more annually and we want to know what you think.
Should we spend more on emergency preparation?
Have your say on our Ten-year Plan, consultation closes Sunday … View moreRight now we spend almost $900,000 each year on emergency management in the Wellington region. We’re considering spending $300,000 more annually and we want to know what you think.
Should we spend more on emergency preparation?
Have your say on our Ten-year Plan, consultation closes Sunday April 29, visit www.whatmatters.co.nz...
A $50,000 funding boost for Upper Hutt's popular recycling station has not gone far enough to save i…
Next May our training for new volunteers is starting, if you would like to volunteer for us please send an email to: manager.upperhutt@cab.org.nz
Want to make a difference to peoples’ lives? Volunteer for Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) - Te Pou Whakawhirinaki o Aotearoa.
We provide a free … View moreNext May our training for new volunteers is starting, if you would like to volunteer for us please send an email to: manager.upperhutt@cab.org.nz
Want to make a difference to peoples’ lives? Volunteer for Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) - Te Pou Whakawhirinaki o Aotearoa.
We provide a free information and advice service to anyone who wants it. Our volunteers help over 500,000 people every year from all walks of life to know and exercise their rights.
Being a CAB Volunteer is challenging but rewarding. We work with clients by listening carefully, researching the options available to them and by explaining the information in a way that they can use it.
If you are:
interested in people, information and issues
able to listen
open minded
keen to learn
eager to help others
confident using a computer
interested in researching to find things out
then you are a potential CAB Volunteer.
House prices rise 6.9% across New Zealand according to latest REINZ figures. The median house price for New Zealand rose 6.9% in February to $530,000 up from $496,000 in February 2017 according to the latest data from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ), source of the most complete and… View moreHouse prices rise 6.9% across New Zealand according to latest REINZ figures. The median house price for New Zealand rose 6.9% in February to $530,000 up from $496,000 in February 2017 according to the latest data from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ), source of the most complete and accurate real estate data in New Zealand.
The median house price for New Zealand excluding Auckland rose even higher, seeing an 8.4% increase to $450,000 from the same time last year.
Prices in Auckland increased at a more moderate 3.7% to $858,000 from the same time last year (up from $827,000) and were up 4.6% month-on-month.
The Hawke’s Bay saw a price increase of 18.4% to a record high of $444,000 up from $375,000 in February 2017 or up 3.3% from January 2018.
Bindi Norwell, Chief Executive at REINZ says: “Median house prices increased in 14 out of 16 regions across New Zealand during February 2018 compared to February 2017, including a record high in the Hawke’s Bay. The only regions not to experience an increase were the West Coast and Gisborne which saw decreases of 10.7% and 3.1% respectively.
“The Hawke’s Bay has seen record price increases for two months in a row now, with prices having increased $26,000 since the end of 2017. Clearly the region is proving extremely popular.
Additionally, the recent announcement by the Regional Economic Development Minister, Shane Jones, that nearly $9 million will be spent to re-open the Wairoa-Napier line for logging trains will bring significant development for the Hawke’s Bay region,” points out Norwell.
“Auckland’s median price while continuing to slowly creep upwards, is clearly showing signs of moderated growth rather than the double digits we saw throughout 2016 and 2017. This is far more positive for the region as we know double-digit increases are not sustainable in the long term,” continues Norwell.
Volumes continued to show positive momentum in February with the number of properties sold across New Zealand increasing by 1.2% year-on-year to 6,373 properties.
The number of properties sold in Auckland during February increased by 2.0% to 1,600 (up from 1,568 in February 2017).
Regions with the biggest increase in sales count year-on-year were:
• West Coast – up 50.0% (45 sales compared to 30 in February 2017) – the highest number of properties sold since May 2012
• Nelson – up 25.8% (117 sales compared to 93 in February 2017) – the highest number of properties sold since March 2007
• Southland – up 9.7% (170 sales compared to 155 in February 2017).
“In February, 9 out of 16 regions saw an increase in the number of properties sold, pointing to strong regional growth in the majority of the country. Nelson saw the highest number of properties sold in nearly 11 years and the West Coast saw the highest number of properties sold in just under 6 years –so there have been some really strong localised results,” says Norwell.
“From a national perspective, we’ve seen the number of properties sold year-on-year increase for two months in a row now. It’s not quite enough data to call a trend, but with nearly 300 more houses sold for the year-to-date when compared to 2017, it’s certainly a positive sign for the industry,” points out Norwell.
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