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Both performances of The Sleeping Beauty Who Didn't (1:30 and 3:30 pm) are in Cochran Hall, 106 Cashmere Avenue today, because the Park is too soggy. Bring warm clothes as all the doors and windows will be open to ensure good air circulation. See you there!
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You can get your child(ren) interested with a simple home made worm farm by using 2 discarded tyres or polystyrene boxes.
I have 2L ice cream boxes of tiger worms for just $18.
Cannot give an exact count or weight as they will be packed with a bit of compost and food scraps to maintain their … View moreYou can get your child(ren) interested with a simple home made worm farm by using 2 discarded tyres or polystyrene boxes.
I have 2L ice cream boxes of tiger worms for just $18.
Cannot give an exact count or weight as they will be packed with a bit of compost and food scraps to maintain their natural habitat.
IT'S ON! Get yourselves and your vaccine passes down to Khandallah Park for 1.30 or 3.30 pm today for story, song and laughter at The Sleeping Beauty Who Didn't. The first 100 to arrive will get stage-side seats in the roped-off area. Everyone else is welcome to spread themselves out on … View moreIT'S ON! Get yourselves and your vaccine passes down to Khandallah Park for 1.30 or 3.30 pm today for story, song and laughter at The Sleeping Beauty Who Didn't. The first 100 to arrive will get stage-side seats in the roped-off area. Everyone else is welcome to spread themselves out on the hill.
Do you have a great idea for a collaborative research project?
Curious Minds Taranaki provides funding support and expertise to community groups looking to explore ideas and carry out research investigations.
Researchers, community organisations, and schools can Apply Now for up to $20,000 of… View moreDo you have a great idea for a collaborative research project?
Curious Minds Taranaki provides funding support and expertise to community groups looking to explore ideas and carry out research investigations.
Researchers, community organisations, and schools can Apply Now for up to $20,000 of funding to turn your ideas into action. Funding is available for collaborative science, technology or mātauranga projects that are Educationally Valuable, Locally Relevant and Scientifically Robust.
Find out more and register your idea
I am having a clear out and selling some yoga bolsters I no longer need. They are natural wool inner, cotton outer with a removable navy blue cotton cover. Still firm and in good used condition. 8 bolsters in total. $55 each or $400 for the lot. Pick-up only in Johnsonville.
Premium quality local multifloral raw honey for sale. Price is $12 per kilo. Jar sizes range from 400g to over 1kg.
After much dithering about Omicron and then assessing damage after last weekends storm we have decided we will open our garden to visitors this Sunday. If you visited in Spring to view the tulips you will see how very different a seasonally planted garden can appear at various times of the year. At… View moreAfter much dithering about Omicron and then assessing damage after last weekends storm we have decided we will open our garden to visitors this Sunday. If you visited in Spring to view the tulips you will see how very different a seasonally planted garden can appear at various times of the year. At the moment the perennial sunflowers are in full bloom, the border is a vibrant mix of colours, the jungle is lush and beautiful dahlias are dotted here, there and everywhere. We are very proud to say that our garden is to be featured in the New Zealand Gardener in a couple of months time so if you would like to experience the real life version please come and visit this Sunday.
Entry by donation please.
Masks and scan/sign in required
34 St Johns Tce, Tawa
Brighten up any garden corner, balcony or deck; paint pots using Resene paints and plantwith perennial herbs or cascading flowers. Find out how to create your own.
Did you take photos of flooding during last weekend’s storm? You can help improve flood modelling for your community by sharing them with the Greater Wellington Regional Council. It collects data on flooding as it happens and use it to predict how communities could be impacted when big storms … View moreDid you take photos of flooding during last weekend’s storm? You can help improve flood modelling for your community by sharing them with the Greater Wellington Regional Council. It collects data on flooding as it happens and use it to predict how communities could be impacted when big storms happen. You can email photos to them at info@gw.govt.nz. The more information you can share about the photos the better – especially the time, date, and place they were taken.
Also feel free to post any pictures you have on Neighbourly.
The attached image is from Holloway Rd in Te Aro.
This year's award-winning Wasp Wipeout campaign is now underway and once again we're appealing to anyone who wishes to get involved with the campaign by volunteering their time to help lay bait in wasp-ravaged areas.
If spare time is a rarity - not to worry! This year’s … View moreThis year's award-winning Wasp Wipeout campaign is now underway and once again we're appealing to anyone who wishes to get involved with the campaign by volunteering their time to help lay bait in wasp-ravaged areas.
If spare time is a rarity - not to worry! This year’s Givealittle page is now live and we’re aiming to fundraise $25,000 for the Tasman Environment Trust. All money raised will go towards the purchase of bait and bait stations to continue and expand wasp control operations.
Find out more about this destructive pest by reading through our new interactive feature on Stuff which explores the tools we have in the fight to rid wasps from New Zealand for good.
Kia ora neighbours, it's Brittany and the Community Outreach team from Predator Free Wellington.
We are close to finishing our Phase One rat and mustelid (stoat/weasel) eradication on the Miramar Peninsula. Our Phase Two eradication involves 19 suburbs - from Kilbirnie around to Ōwhiro Bay… View moreKia ora neighbours, it's Brittany and the Community Outreach team from Predator Free Wellington.
We are close to finishing our Phase One rat and mustelid (stoat/weasel) eradication on the Miramar Peninsula. Our Phase Two eradication involves 19 suburbs - from Kilbirnie around to Ōwhiro Bay and up through to the CBD.
We're looking for household sign-ups in these suburbs. This involves the installation of traps/bait stations on or near your property. It's FREE and the devices are FULLY SERVICED by our team.
Our team will be working in Houghton Bay, Island Bay, and Ōwhiro Bay over the next few weeks. We will be pounding the pavements, knocking on doors, putting up posters - and getting people excited about becoming predator free.
Sign up now online - and spread the word! Or get in contact with our team by calling 0800 NO RATS.
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In this summer edition, find inspiration from conscious living leaders like artist David Trubridge who takes inspiration from nature and the founders of Naturebox, Blair and Ollie who want to help Kiwis sustainably grow food. We meet Ryman residents Ross and Eleanor who love to explore Aotearoa … View moreIn this summer edition, find inspiration from conscious living leaders like artist David Trubridge who takes inspiration from nature and the founders of Naturebox, Blair and Ollie who want to help Kiwis sustainably grow food. We meet Ryman residents Ross and Eleanor who love to explore Aotearoa whenever they can.
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