Know what’s happening
Access the private noticeboard for verified neighbours near you. Keep informed about any suspicious activity, send urgent updates to your neighbours when required and discuss emergency planning.
Get to know your neighbours
Browse the directory and start getting to know your neighbours. Don’t want to post to the whole neighbourhood? Send a private message.
Buy, sell and give away
Want to declutter your garage? Buy some used household items? Give away some garden stuff? Become a verified neighbour to browse and post items for sale. Trading is simple when everyone lives nearby.
No scrub cleaning #resenetip
Clean outdoors without scrubbing. Just spray on Resene Deep Clean and leave it to work with the weather to give you a cleaner surface.
Thank you for using Neighbourly
You may receive an email confirmation for any offer you selected. The associated companies will contact you directly to activate your requests.
The SPCA is the only charity in New Zealand with the legal authority to seize abused or neglected animals and prosecute offenders. This is only possible because compassionate animal lovers throughout the community support their fight for justice.
SPCA Auckland is calling on you to help for their… View moreThe SPCA is the only charity in New Zealand with the legal authority to seize abused or neglected animals and prosecute offenders. This is only possible because compassionate animal lovers throughout the community support their fight for justice.
SPCA Auckland is calling on you to help for their Annual Appeal from 11th to 13th November. Collectors will take to the streets throughout Auckland, volunteering their time to make a difference for animals in need. Will you please donate to rescue, rehabilitate and seek justice for these innocent creatures? You can donate today at spcaannualappeal.org.nz.
Donate now
Ron from Wallaceville - Whitemans Valley
Peter Quin will be coming along to the White Ribbon Family Fun Day to entertain the kids with lots and lots and BIG BIG BIG bubbles to chase and pop and wonder at.
Garry Tranter from Price My House for Free Limited
We use hand picked area experts to do our appraisals, they are more accurate than other web based appraisal systems because our experts know the neighborhood.
To celebrate the launch of our latest TV advert we’re giving you the chance to win $1000 cash. Head over to our Facebook page to enter. Terms & conditions apply. Learn more
Michael from Pinehaven
There has been a move to make people - kids, teens and adults - who ride scooters to wear helmets.
I think there are at least two reasons why this is a bad idea.
1/ Impractical. . Many instances of scooter riding in public in short duration such as kids riding from their house to a … View moreThere has been a move to make people - kids, teens and adults - who ride scooters to wear helmets.
I think there are at least two reasons why this is a bad idea.
1/ Impractical. . Many instances of scooter riding in public in short duration such as kids riding from their house to a neighbour's house.
2/ Wearing a helmet will in many cases shift the attitude - so that less care is shown and more speed produced largely on public places such as pavements and this in turn endangers pedestrians of all types who rightly would say that the narrow footpaths are designed for foot traffic.
Already there is a bill before Parliament to enable kids and young teens to ride a bike on the footpath. I hope this bill fails or at least is very restrictive . At present it is illegal for anyone to ride a normal kind of bike on the footpath apart from postal delivery workers.
Cluttering up the footpaths with fast moving scooters, skate boards and bikes is just a recipe for disaster and disdain.
What is with NZ and helmets anyway. We are still the only country in the world where bike helmets are compulsory and now some people in NZ want this extended to include scooter riders. What about helmets for rugby players? Oh, that is already part of the equipment in gridiron/American football.
11 replies (Members only)
Keith from Elderslea
Attached an update for your information and asking for
your further comments before I go back to NZTA.. I really think that my end comments really say it all and that we should press for the two sets of lights for the time being. Median strip barrier improvements can come later Apologies for … View moreAttached an update for your information and asking for
your further comments before I go back to NZTA.. I really think that my end comments really say it all and that we should press for the two sets of lights for the time being. Median strip barrier improvements can come later Apologies for writing in first person.
Keith Davis.
The Team from Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management
All of NZ’s coastline is at risk from tsunami. Take some time this weekend to make a plan with your family. If your street was evacuated where would you go? What would you take? What about pets? Do you have neighbours who might need your help?
In a local source tsunami we may only have a few … View moreAll of NZ’s coastline is at risk from tsunami. Take some time this weekend to make a plan with your family. If your street was evacuated where would you go? What would you take? What about pets? Do you have neighbours who might need your help?
In a local source tsunami we may only have a few minutes warning. Early warning saves lives. Know what to do and where to go. www.happens.nz...
Carolann from Wallaceville - Whitemans Valley
Queen mattress not inner sprung nor foam. Quite good nick also a free foam single mattress. Pick up Whitemans Valley.
Free
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
This week in Pulse of the Nation, we're asking about property prices in your community. Do they concern you?
#pulseofthenation
Fire Safety from Fire Safety - Wellington Region
When Lighting Fireworks...............STAY SAFE!!
Remember these simple safety tips to keep you, your family and your Neighbours Safe.
* Read and follow instructions on fireworks
* Read them with a torch..........NOT a lighter
* Light in an open area away from flammable … View moreWhen Lighting Fireworks...............STAY SAFE!!
Remember these simple safety tips to keep you, your family and your Neighbours Safe.
* Read and follow instructions on fireworks
* Read them with a torch..........NOT a lighter
* Light in an open area away from flammable materials
* Fireworks, alcohol and drugs are a dangerous combination
* Never let your children light fireworks
* Keep a hose or bucket of water handy
* If one of the fireworks fails to ignite, do not try to re-ignite
* Burns should be put under cold running water for at least 10 minutes
THINK OF OTHERS:
* Fireworks are noisy - consider your neighbours and young children
* Keep your pets inside
* Point fireworks at the stars.......not your mates!!
We love meeting our Neighbours.....But lets not meet by accident this Guy Fawkes. Have Fun and Stay Safe!!
26 replies (Members only)
We’re excited to introduce FibreX in parts of Wellington, Kapiti and Christchurch. It’s our fantastic upgraded broadband network that gives you superfast download speeds!
And to make your move super simple, we’ll set up your WiFi and make sure all of your devices are connected completely … View moreWe’re excited to introduce FibreX in parts of Wellington, Kapiti and Christchurch. It’s our fantastic upgraded broadband network that gives you superfast download speeds!
And to make your move super simple, we’ll set up your WiFi and make sure all of your devices are connected completely free of charge. If your house is pre-cabled, you’ll get installed in just 3 working days or we’ll give you a $100 credit if you’re not installed in that time.
Unlimited broadband data plans start from just $69.99 per month on a 24 month term with an eligible On Account mobile.
Check if it's at your place and find out more
Martina from Pinehaven
The weather is looking good! We look forward to welcoming our wider community to a fun-filled family day, in support of Pinehaven School.
To help you plan your day, here are some of the activities taking place on the main stage:
10.15am - Kapahaka performance (Pinehaven students)
10.30am -… View moreThe weather is looking good! We look forward to welcoming our wider community to a fun-filled family day, in support of Pinehaven School.
To help you plan your day, here are some of the activities taking place on the main stage:
10.15am - Kapahaka performance (Pinehaven students)
10.30am - Caroline Stewart Dance School
11.00am - Tug of War (be listening for the heat you can participate in!)
11.00am - Blue Astro Turf band
12.00pm - Juicy Wiggle (Pinehaven students)
12.15pm - 8th Count Dance School
12.45pm - Praise Cheerleading
1.00pm - Dad’s Superhero Run
1.15pm - Blue Astro Turf band
1.30pm - Prize announcements (including raffle draws & silent auction winners)
You’ll want to arrive on time to bag a bargain at our Pre-Loved Sale, and ensure you don’t miss out on our amazing Garden Centre goodies, Lucky Dip, Tombola, Smash Palace, Candy Haven and Bake Stall. We’ve got activities to suit everyone in your family, and plenty of delicious food on offer too. Look forward to seeing you there!
Like & follow us: www.facebook.com...
Joe from Clouston Park - Kingsley Heights
If any of you are interested, I'm singing a fundraising concert at St. Joseph's Church, Pine Ave (& Main St) Upper Hutt, this Sunday, 6 November, from 1pm -3pm. Entry is FREE, though you're welcome to leave a donation if you'd like to support our new parish youth group. … View moreIf any of you are interested, I'm singing a fundraising concert at St. Joseph's Church, Pine Ave (& Main St) Upper Hutt, this Sunday, 6 November, from 1pm -3pm. Entry is FREE, though you're welcome to leave a donation if you'd like to support our new parish youth group. Some people are also giving a donation to dedicate a song to someone in loving memory. I had done professional theatre in the USA and religious concerts around the world prior to coming to New Zealand, and thought this might help them out.
Concert flier, St. Joseph's, 2016-front page.docx Download View
Susan from Kelson
This weekend at the Pomare Hall, in Pomare, Taita. Come on down and stuff a huge rubbish bag fill of clothes for only $20, time to restock the summer attire! Or, grab some books, we have loads of them ... ..
Mark from Trentham
Hi I am looking for a photographer that would be interested in helping us with a fundraiser in November if possible - does anyone know of a photographer that would be prepared to help out?
Also selling liquorice as well if anyone is interested
Loading…
Are you sure? Deleting this message permanently removes it from the Neighbourly website.
Loading…
© Neighbourly 2024