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The Team from Wellington Water
After a pretty hot week last week, some #waterlovers emerged from the suburb of Timberlea in Upper Hutt to take out the suburb of the week title.
Keep up the good work Hutt Valley - two weeks running. Can a Wellington or Porirua suburb take out the win this week?
Our top #loveeverydrop water … View moreAfter a pretty hot week last week, some #waterlovers emerged from the suburb of Timberlea in Upper Hutt to take out the suburb of the week title.
Keep up the good work Hutt Valley - two weeks running. Can a Wellington or Porirua suburb take out the win this week?
Our top #loveeverydrop water saving tip for the week is to group plants in your garden into high or low water users, you can then design a watering pattern that is better for your plants and one that will also reduce the amount of water wastage.
For more water loving tips visit www.loveeverydrop.nz...
Adam from Wellington Wash
Give us a call for a free window cleaning quote.
020 4141 0521
The Team from Alexander Turnbull Library
Join us for events exploring how people managed at the end of World War One. These events are part of the 'Goodbye to all that: Armistice 1918' exhibition curated in collaboration with students from the Museum and Heritage Studies programme at Victoria University of Wellington.
… View moreJoin us for events exploring how people managed at the end of World War One. These events are part of the 'Goodbye to all that: Armistice 1918' exhibition curated in collaboration with students from the Museum and Heritage Studies programme at Victoria University of Wellington.
Date: Thursday, 29 November, 2018
Time: 5:30pm to 7:30pm — 1 hour 53 mins
Cost: Free. You don't need to book.
Location: National Library, Tiakiwai Conference Centre (lower ground floor), Corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Wellington. Entrance on Aitken Street.
Contact Details: events.natlib@dia.govt.nz
Join us for a free screening of François Ozon’s critically acclaimed film Frantz, as seen at the 2017 New Zealand International Film Festival.
Victors write history and the First World War is no exception. Frantz shows the “other side” of the aftermath of the Great War, following the grieving widow of a German soldier and her journey to forgiveness and healing. Starring Pierre Niney, Paula Beer, Anton von Lucke, and Ernst Stötzner.
This beautifully presented French/German language film is being shown in conjunction with the current exhibition Goodbye to all that: Armistice 1918 in the Turnbull Gallery.
Social Media Specialist from Wellington City Council
Do you want your city to be prepared for earthquakes? We’ve identified high traffic and emergency traffic routes where earthquake-prone buildings that might be a risk to public safety in an emergency. These need to be strengthened more quickly than usual. Share your feedback (before 23 Nov) via … View moreDo you want your city to be prepared for earthquakes? We’ve identified high traffic and emergency traffic routes where earthquake-prone buildings that might be a risk to public safety in an emergency. These need to be strengthened more quickly than usual. Share your feedback (before 23 Nov) via our online survey and tell us if you think the proposed routes are right.
Hi neighbours! With the PayMyPark parking app you can pay for your parking from your smartphone and extend your time remotely. No more searching for coins, no receipt needed and pay only for your actual parking time.
Download PayMyPark on your iPhone or Android smart phone today!
Benefits
- … View moreHi neighbours! With the PayMyPark parking app you can pay for your parking from your smartphone and extend your time remotely. No more searching for coins, no receipt needed and pay only for your actual parking time.
Download PayMyPark on your iPhone or Android smart phone today!
Benefits
- You pay only for parking time you use - no need to guess how long you need to pay for parking.
- If you finish early, you can stop the parking time and get a refund to your account.
- You can easily extend your parking time remotely, no need to run back to the parking meter, no more searching for coins.
- Simplify your business parking costs with one account for all your vehicles.
Download PayMyPark here!
Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing
Use the diary to keep track of your garden’s progress throughout the seasons. Record what you’ve sown, grown and harvested each month, and plan ahead with timely checklists of key garden chores for beginners and expert gardeners. It's also packed with handy horticultural hints, … View moreUse the diary to keep track of your garden’s progress throughout the seasons. Record what you’ve sown, grown and harvested each month, and plan ahead with timely checklists of key garden chores for beginners and expert gardeners. It's also packed with handy horticultural hints, troubleshooting tips and delicious seasonal recipes so you can make the most of your homegrown harvests. Order before the official on-sale date for $11.90 (save $4). Early bird special price runs until November 25, 2018.
Sarah from Northland
Selling as there's no TV connection at our house so no longer using our TV.
Has Netflix preinstalled. Works perfectly. Bought two years ago for about 1100 as insurance replacement for my last one.
Pickup only in Northland.
Contact Sarah on 0204727245
Price: $500
Tracy from Northland
Freestanding Oven and stove for sale. Bought new from TradeDepot in July for $500 plus delivery of $75. Barely used, only selling as we have renovated our kitchen with a built in one so no longer needed. Clean inside, no issues at all. Selling for $450. Must pickup in northland and have someone to … View moreFreestanding Oven and stove for sale. Bought new from TradeDepot in July for $500 plus delivery of $75. Barely used, only selling as we have renovated our kitchen with a built in one so no longer needed. Clean inside, no issues at all. Selling for $450. Must pickup in northland and have someone to assist as we cannot. Access is sloped but no stairs. Please note no ovens are not sold with cables and must be wired by a certified electrician.
Price: $450
Andrew Watson from Ngaio Tennis Club
Come along to the Ngaio Tennis Club next Sunday 25th from 3.30 - 5.30 for some fun tennis. All welcome, even if you are not planning on playing for the rest of the season.
On certain routes around the city, peak periods have seen full buses. That’s why we’ve introduced extra buses. If you see two buses roll up on the same route one after the other, you’re not seeing double, you’re seeing an extra bus making sure you can get to where you’re going. Find out what else we’re doing
Hi neighbours,
Are you keen to try out Lime scooters in your city? Because Wellington is next on the list to receive them - potentially just in time for summer!
The scooters have already been launched in Auckland and Christchurch, and now Lime are in talks with Wellington City Council.
Some … View moreHi neighbours,
Are you keen to try out Lime scooters in your city? Because Wellington is next on the list to receive them - potentially just in time for summer!
The scooters have already been launched in Auckland and Christchurch, and now Lime are in talks with Wellington City Council.
Some people are in support of the scooters, others have found a way to make extra pocket money from them, and even singer Taylor Swift was apparently spotted on one in Auckland recently. But the scooters have also caused controversy as one model has already been recalled.
So what are your thoughts on the scooters? Do think they'd be a great way to zip along the Wellington streets? Or are they an accident waiting to happen? Share your thoughts with us in the replies below!
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