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Age Concern Wellington is looking for volunteers in Miramar, Wainuiomata, and Porirua. If you have a heart for seniors and a little spare time, please email ea@acwellington.org.nz. Thanks!
Jahnelle from Berhampore
Kia Ora Koutou!
Is anyone selling a exercycle/exercise bike cheap? In the area. Single mama and very hard to find the time to exerxise on my own with a 5 year old. Having a machine at home will help loads! Thanks 😊👍
Spotlight on Earthlink Kids
Our friends at Earthlink Kids are all about saving the planet - one person at a time
Doing good on all fronts, they work with those with mental health, and other similar barriers, to help them get into employment - through things like work experience, mainly in their… View moreSpotlight on Earthlink Kids
Our friends at Earthlink Kids are all about saving the planet - one person at a time
Doing good on all fronts, they work with those with mental health, and other similar barriers, to help them get into employment - through things like work experience, mainly in their recycling department.
Earthlink Kids is a part of this division
Earthlink Kids takes unwanted corporate uniforms and turns them into cute outfits for kids. Not only are they keeping textile waste out of landfill, but they're also raising money to help keep their operations running.
Come and have a yarn to Chris and co at our Sustainable Santa Market.
Sat 5 Dec from 10.30 am to 4 pm, 2 Forresters Lane, Wellington
Barry Phease from Te Aro Toastmasters
Hi ,Te Aro toastmasters club welcomes guests who want to learn about toastmasters. Come along and practice public speaking in front of a friendly audience. We can help with confidence and with tips to improve your speaking ability.
We start at 5:30, but best come 10 minutes earlier to meet us so… View moreHi ,Te Aro toastmasters club welcomes guests who want to learn about toastmasters. Come along and practice public speaking in front of a friendly audience. We can help with confidence and with tips to improve your speaking ability.
We start at 5:30, but best come 10 minutes earlier to meet us so we can find out who you are and what you are looking to learn. If you like, it is good to let me know that you are coming in advance.
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Zealandia is reporting that one of their takahē is sitting on a nest.
"While we are excited about this, these birds live at Zealandia as a retiree couple, which means the likelihood of any egg hatching is quite low."
Takahē live in swampy environments and so run the risk of their egg … View moreZealandia is reporting that one of their takahē is sitting on a nest.
"While we are excited about this, these birds live at Zealandia as a retiree couple, which means the likelihood of any egg hatching is quite low."
Takahē live in swampy environments and so run the risk of their egg washing away in big weather events. Zealandia say they will do their best to protect the nest and are promising to keep the public informed of any positive outcomes.
Linda from Te Aro
Great condition. Case, recharging wire and headphones
Price: $25
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Selling a house is always stressful and in Wellington the preferred option is tender.
Just 7.9 per cent of sales went under the auctioneer’s hammer in Wellington last month, compared with 40.6 per cent in Auckland. Meanwhile, tenders made up only one per cent of sales in the City of Sails, and … View moreSelling a house is always stressful and in Wellington the preferred option is tender.
Just 7.9 per cent of sales went under the auctioneer’s hammer in Wellington last month, compared with 40.6 per cent in Auckland. Meanwhile, tenders made up only one per cent of sales in the City of Sails, and two-thirds in the capital.
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Gilbert from Aro Valley
Cleaned, Pak n save size bag/s,$10,free delivery
Price: $10
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
The annual A Very Welly Christmas event will take over the CBD for two days of whānau friendly fun and festivities – and everyone’s invited.
For two days along Lambton Quay and some surrounding streets, there’ll be an ice rink, foam cannon, face painting, food trucks, kiddie crafts, carols, … View moreThe annual A Very Welly Christmas event will take over the CBD for two days of whānau friendly fun and festivities – and everyone’s invited.
For two days along Lambton Quay and some surrounding streets, there’ll be an ice rink, foam cannon, face painting, food trucks, kiddie crafts, carols, performers and of course Santa will make an appearance – and will be welcoming visitors to his grotto.
Simone Borgstede from Wellington City Council
You've still got until Monday 30 November to have your say on the Upper Stebbings and Glenside West development concept!
Wellington City expects its population to grow by 50,000 – 80,000 people over the next 30 years and this development will help to provide much needed housing.
For more … View moreYou've still got until Monday 30 November to have your say on the Upper Stebbings and Glenside West development concept!
Wellington City expects its population to grow by 50,000 – 80,000 people over the next 30 years and this development will help to provide much needed housing.
For more information and to give your feedback, head to:
wellington.govt.nz...
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Wellington High School is in lockdown and armed police on scene.
At 10am, armed police were on site.
The school's Facebook page said there was a "situation" at the school and all entry and exit points were locked. Exams were continuing.
"We will continue to provide updates on … View moreWellington High School is in lockdown and armed police on scene.
At 10am, armed police were on site.
The school's Facebook page said there was a "situation" at the school and all entry and exit points were locked. Exams were continuing.
"We will continue to provide updates on our website as soon as we know more."
Marti from Brooklyn
Hey Ohiro Road,
My cat Diesel has not come home. He hates getting wet and I'm worried.
He is a medium-ish sized cat with short glossy black fur and golden eyes. He has a half dozen white hairs on his chest and a tiny patch of white fur on one toe. In the sun or bright light his fur has dark … View moreHey Ohiro Road,
My cat Diesel has not come home. He hates getting wet and I'm worried.
He is a medium-ish sized cat with short glossy black fur and golden eyes. He has a half dozen white hairs on his chest and a tiny patch of white fur on one toe. In the sun or bright light his fur has dark brown stripes hiding in the black. He's microchipped.
If you live between 400 and 500 Ohiro road could you please keep an eye out for him? He might have decided he likes you and if he has- please kick him out and send him on home. He's pretty good at begging with his tiny pitiful chirps but he's well fed! He's very loved and the kids and I are really missing him.
Please call or text Marti on 0211489054 with any information.
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Hi Neighbourly folk, you will all know who is in the photo but where and when was this picture taken?
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Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Dave Armstrong has come up with a brilliant idea to fix the aging infrastructure problems in Wellington. Rather than fix the pipes, why not dig them up and have open sewers.
Click on Read More to see how it might transform the city.
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