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Hi People, does anyone know how to access the 'popular times' graph app for supermarkets ? I used it last year and it was really useful but can't find it now ... I really need to manage my visit times as have a broken vertebrae and can't manage standing for very long .. any help… View moreHi People, does anyone know how to access the 'popular times' graph app for supermarkets ? I used it last year and it was really useful but can't find it now ... I really need to manage my visit times as have a broken vertebrae and can't manage standing for very long .. any help much appreciated :) nga mihi Ruth
This week we again feature Louise Thomas. What do you think the secret is to taking to good bird pictures?
"I've been teaching myself bird photography for a couple of years now. I usually try to zoom right in on the subject and move around so that I can get rid of any distracting twigs … View moreThis week we again feature Louise Thomas. What do you think the secret is to taking to good bird pictures?
"I've been teaching myself bird photography for a couple of years now. I usually try to zoom right in on the subject and move around so that I can get rid of any distracting twigs or leaves that might cover the subject or create unwanted shadows. Lately I've been thinking sometimes it's good to put a bit of habitat in, especially when it has such beautiful colours as this winter tree just starting to bud up. Kererū/ wood pigeon (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae), rocking those golden browns and forest greens."
Now that we are in lockdown the SPCA is not rehousing cats and dogs.
Over the next few weeks we will run some stories on SPCA pets that have been rehomed. Our first pet is Peepo.
If you have a pet you would like to post on this page, pesase feel free to do so and include a picture.
Peepo - "A … View moreNow that we are in lockdown the SPCA is not rehousing cats and dogs.
Over the next few weeks we will run some stories on SPCA pets that have been rehomed. Our first pet is Peepo.
If you have a pet you would like to post on this page, pesase feel free to do so and include a picture.
Peepo - "A couple weeks ago we adopted Benjamin Button, now called Peepo. He has been a delight and a half, to say the least, and has grown so big in such a small amount of time! Slowly, he has adjusted to his new home and is now a superb older brother to his little sister, Namnam. The staff at the SPCA were super helpful throughout the entire adoption process, even giving us tips on how to introduce our new kittens. Suffice to say they are now best buddies."
Lock-down can be a little boring so to keep amused I am asking you to post an interesting or favourite picture.
Mine is the Baring Head lighthouse near Wellington.
It is a rugged and beautiful spot, and the light was just right for this picture.
Post a picture and tell us a little bit about it.
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Here is a weekend puzzle for those of you who enjoyed the last one. Answer to follow on Monday.
Form meets function in this stylish bin storage and planter combination painted in bold Resene hues. Find out how to create your own.
Covid is a reminder of just how much we rely on health professionals. One of those health professionals is Wellington Free Ambulance. We are lucky to have a free ambulance service and over the next few weeks it is likely to be under more pressure than normal. There are 500,000 people in the region… View moreCovid is a reminder of just how much we rely on health professionals. One of those health professionals is Wellington Free Ambulance. We are lucky to have a free ambulance service and over the next few weeks it is likely to be under more pressure than normal. There are 500,000 people in the region and if 85,.000 text ONESIE to 3181 to donate $3, that would be an incredible $255,000, the cost of a new ambulance. You can also donate online at onesieday.co.nz
The Wellington City Council is reminding dog owners that although dohs make great companions during lockdown, dogs must be on a lead.
"Remember that during lockdown you can still walk your dog as long as they stay in your bubble, on a leash and within your area. This includes cemeteries, … View moreThe Wellington City Council is reminding dog owners that although dohs make great companions during lockdown, dogs must be on a lead.
"Remember that during lockdown you can still walk your dog as long as they stay in your bubble, on a leash and within your area. This includes cemeteries, streets, parks and reserves. Please don’t let others pat your dog or let other dogs interact with them. Please do not drive to dog exercise areas, but walk there instead. Take extra care to wash and sanitise your hands before and after touching surfaces and taking your dog for a walk."
The Ministry of Health has confirmed that Covid been found in Wellington. The cases are believed to be in Johnsonville and Miramar. The three new infections in Wellington had recently travelled to Auckland and visited a location of interest there.
There will be a live update from the PM at 3pm … View moreThe Ministry of Health has confirmed that Covid been found in Wellington. The cases are believed to be in Johnsonville and Miramar. The three new infections in Wellington had recently travelled to Auckland and visited a location of interest there.
There will be a live update from the PM at 3pm outlining the planned response. Please remember to wear a mask use and that social distancing is more important than ever. If you do not have to go out stay home.
Dear neighbours,
Every month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are now on the hunt for rocket recipes, so send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz before Aug 31, 2021.
Every published recipe wins a copy of our special edition Homegrown Recipes.
Lockdowns are tough for many in business, so let us share the load.
Whether it's setting up technology to keep your business running smoothly, or advice on working remotely.
Get in touch with us, we’d love to help.
We hope you and your whānau are doing well in the current lockdown situation! Just to let you know applications for our Year 10-13 Excellence in Sports Scholarships, for entry in 2022, close tomorrow 20 August. If you are interested in this scholarship for your daughter you can find more … View moreWe hope you and your whānau are doing well in the current lockdown situation! Just to let you know applications for our Year 10-13 Excellence in Sports Scholarships, for entry in 2022, close tomorrow 20 August. If you are interested in this scholarship for your daughter you can find more information and apply online:
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Kia ora Wellington neighbours!
We hope that you are safe and sound with your bubbles at home.
With two weeks to go until nominations close – it's time to lockdown your nomination for 2022 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year. We're looking for that special person in this community –… View moreKia ora Wellington neighbours!
We hope that you are safe and sound with your bubbles at home.
With two weeks to go until nominations close – it's time to lockdown your nomination for 2022 Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year. We're looking for that special person in this community – the one doing exceptional mahi to make Wellington a better place.
Nominations close 31 August and only take 5 minutes.
Get in quick – www.nzawards.co.nz...
During Alert Level 4, guidance from the Government and Ministry of Health stipulates that the council can still provide essential services, but non-essential operations must cease for the safety of staff and the community. That means parks and pools are closed.
Mayor Andy Foster says it’s very … View moreDuring Alert Level 4, guidance from the Government and Ministry of Health stipulates that the council can still provide essential services, but non-essential operations must cease for the safety of staff and the community. That means parks and pools are closed.
Mayor Andy Foster says it’s very frustrating to be back in this position, but as a city we all need to work together to protect our people, our economy, and our more vulnerable communities.
“For Wellington City Council, Alert Level 4 means our staff and contractors will be following safety protocols to keep themselves and our community safe. This includes limiting contact with the public and providing more services online or over the phone wherever we can.”
Rubbish will still be collected, but there will be changes to the recycling kerbside collections.
EnviroWaste will not be collecting glass recycling while we are in Level 4.
All recreation facilities, libraries, and other community venues are also closed. Check the council website for more information.
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