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Kia ora neighbours,
Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was … View moreKia ora neighbours,
Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was debated.
But one debate is still ramping up - should the New Zealand Wars become a compulsory part of the curriculum? What do you think? Take part in our poll below!
Jo from Wellington United Associated Football Club
Our Junior Football Club is running their very successful, fun and rewarding Indoor Football/Futsal School Holiday programme in the first week of the October school holidays.
You do not need to be affiliated to any football club, you just need to be aged 7-13 and love football or futsal or … View moreOur Junior Football Club is running their very successful, fun and rewarding Indoor Football/Futsal School Holiday programme in the first week of the October school holidays.
You do not need to be affiliated to any football club, you just need to be aged 7-13 and love football or futsal or kicking a ball around in general. The cost is $35.00 per day or if you book and pay for the full five days we have a special offer of $150.00
The programme is run by our Head Coach Guille Schiltenwolf and assisted by current senior players. It is held at Wellington High School Tindall Gym (entrance off Taranaki Street) from 9am to 3pm each day.
for more information and to register head to www.wellingtonunited.org.nz... and click on the Link to the School Holiday Programme or feel free to contact me on 027 3372778 if you would like to chat more.
Sung Sung from Te Aro
Good News !!!
Join us to celebrate our Chinese's Moon Festival along with Free Vegetarian Cuisine.
Bring along your families and friends to:
Venue: St. Patrick's Church Hall
17 Rongotai Road
Kilbirnie, Welington
Date: Sunday, 23 September 2018 … View moreGood News !!!
Join us to celebrate our Chinese's Moon Festival along with Free Vegetarian Cuisine.
Bring along your families and friends to:
Venue: St. Patrick's Church Hall
17 Rongotai Road
Kilbirnie, Welington
Date: Sunday, 23 September 2018
Time: 10.00 am - 3.00 pm
Free Admission
Enjoy our traditional Cantonese Opera, food, Moon Cakes and attend the Lantern riddle-guessing contests.
All are welcome !!!
Trish Neighbourly Lead from Hataitai
Hi everyone,
I am looking to gather up forks for use at community events. I have been attempting to go waste-free and after a recent event found that plastic forks and "Compostable" forks were the biggest culprits left in the rubbish and compost (the compostable ones need an industrial … View moreHi everyone,
I am looking to gather up forks for use at community events. I have been attempting to go waste-free and after a recent event found that plastic forks and "Compostable" forks were the biggest culprits left in the rubbish and compost (the compostable ones need an industrial environment to break down).
So I am looking for some help - if you have a few spare forks in your kitchen drawer please send them my way - I will come and pick up.
They will use them at all our events going forward and I will be encouraging others to use them as well.
And if you have other stuff you are giving away like knives and plates and wine glasses we will take them too and not just restrict it to forks.
Thank you in advance and we hope you can help us out.
Trish
Kim from Houghton Bay
Knack Market is on this Saturday 15 September. 9.30am-1.30pm. Berhampore School. Great crafts, excellent gifts, interesting food and good coffee. kd one natural skincare is going to be there. Come and have a chat and try some lush natural products.
Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing
Kiwis love our lawns and traditionally we expect our councils to keep the lawns of our public parks and verges tidy and well mowed and to get rid of any weeds. But actually a neat and tidy green lawn is a food desert for pollinators, and leaving grass unmown and letting so-called weeds like clover … View moreKiwis love our lawns and traditionally we expect our councils to keep the lawns of our public parks and verges tidy and well mowed and to get rid of any weeds. But actually a neat and tidy green lawn is a food desert for pollinators, and leaving grass unmown and letting so-called weeds like clover and dandelion flower provides food for bees and helps support biodiversity. Would you be happy if your local authority let the grass in your local parks grow long and allowed weeds to flourish?
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