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This week we feature a picture from Rosa Marie.
"A very enjoyable afternoon spent in Pāuatahanui Inlet capturing my feathered friends, including my beloved Kōtare."
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Wellington City Council plans to remove parking, dramatically change traffic flows, and other measures, in Thorndon.
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Spoil the Mum in your life with a subscription to NZ’s favourite gardening magazine.
For only $79 get 12 issues of NZ Gardener PLUS 5 Oriental Lily Bulbs worth $17 RRP from NZ Bulbs. Since 1957, NZ Bulbs has been supplying top quality bulbs to New Zealand gardeners. This family-owned business… View moreSpoil the Mum in your life with a subscription to NZ’s favourite gardening magazine.
For only $79 get 12 issues of NZ Gardener PLUS 5 Oriental Lily Bulbs worth $17 RRP from NZ Bulbs. Since 1957, NZ Bulbs has been supplying top quality bulbs to New Zealand gardeners. This family-owned business has shipped hundreds of spring and summer flowering bulbs and tubers all over New Zealand from their base near Feilding.
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Happy Mother’s Day
You are warmly invited to attend any or all of our Easter services!
Our Sunrise rise service at 7am on Wright's Hill is a much-loved tradition for many Karorians, and we follow it with hot cross buns and a cuppa back at the church (208 Karori Rd).
Exciting Tours on Offer This Weekend:
It's the first Sunday of the month so we'll be at The Shelter and have tickets available for the following tours. Come and hear stories of early Wellington in a beautiful setting:
- Murder & Mayhem 10:30am $10 per person
- Introductory Tour … View moreExciting Tours on Offer This Weekend:
It's the first Sunday of the month so we'll be at The Shelter and have tickets available for the following tours. Come and hear stories of early Wellington in a beautiful setting:
- Murder & Mayhem 10:30am $10 per person
- Introductory Tour (30mins) 11:00am FREE
- Catholic Tales 1:00pm $10 per person
To secure your ticket or for more information about the tours, please visit our website:
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Kia ora,
Daylight saving comes to an end on Sunday morning, so don’t forget to change your clocks back one hour. Even though the days are growing shorter and the nights longer, there is still time to get out and about to meet with friends and acquaintances. Today's eNewsletter lists a … View moreKia ora,
Daylight saving comes to an end on Sunday morning, so don’t forget to change your clocks back one hour. Even though the days are growing shorter and the nights longer, there is still time to get out and about to meet with friends and acquaintances. Today's eNewsletter lists a number of pop-up hubs for seniors throughout the Wellington Region with morning/afternoon tea or coffee or light lunch, where you can have a cuppa and a bit of a chin wag with old and new friends. See you there..
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Kia ora whanau,
There will be a mini fair Saturday 1st April (tomorrow).
Great buys in plants, preserves, baking, morning tea, children clothes, vintage car rides, books and more!
EFTPOS available too!
You can find us outside St Anne's church, corner of Randwick road, Northland.
See … View moreKia ora whanau,
There will be a mini fair Saturday 1st April (tomorrow).
Great buys in plants, preserves, baking, morning tea, children clothes, vintage car rides, books and more!
EFTPOS available too!
You can find us outside St Anne's church, corner of Randwick road, Northland.
See you there!!!!!
Create art using Resene paint and your own breath.
Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
It’s been 3 years since we’ve been fueling Kiwis with ‘appiness, and we’re giving you the gifts.
Fill up ‘appily before Monday and you’re in the draw to win your share of $1,000 Moolah. Woohoo!
Karori Business Association, Karori Arts & Crafts Centre and Foxtail Events are bringing to you this Easter – THE GREAT KARORI EASTER EGG HUNT!
The Karori Arts & Crafts team have beautifully decorated large easter eggs, which will be hidden around the parks and reserves of Karori … View moreKarori Business Association, Karori Arts & Crafts Centre and Foxtail Events are bringing to you this Easter – THE GREAT KARORI EASTER EGG HUNT!
The Karori Arts & Crafts team have beautifully decorated large easter eggs, which will be hidden around the parks and reserves of Karori for you to find.
Clues to the locations will be released on Thursday, 7 April and the great hunt will begin on Good Friday.
The hunt will last all weekend until the end of day on Monday, 10 April so there is plenty of time to find all the eggs!
Once you have found all the hidden egg locations, fill in this form by clicking on the link below and go in the draw to win a $100 prize, kindly donated by the Karori Business Association.
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This is a FREE event for all the family.
Take photos, have fun and enjoy finding new places to explore!
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As the nonprofit, low-fee KiwiSaver provider, our mission is to provide a better choice for Kiwis. We’re about making members wealthier, not lining shareholder pockets.
So we’ve just announced our 5th fee cut in 5 years. From 1 April, we’re lowering our total fund charge to 0.30% across … View moreAs the nonprofit, low-fee KiwiSaver provider, our mission is to provide a better choice for Kiwis. We’re about making members wealthier, not lining shareholder pockets.
So we’ve just announced our 5th fee cut in 5 years. From 1 April, we’re lowering our total fund charge to 0.30% across our Conservative, Balanced and Growth KiwiSaver Funds and our diversified investment funds. Says Sam Stubbs, Simplicity MD: “Being a KiwiSaver manager involves huge economies of scale. Fee cuts in our industry should be frequent, but they aren’t.”
Simplicity believes in passing on the benefits of scale to our members – and we’re on track for further fee cuts in the future. Check out more details on our blog now!
This Sunday we'll be putting our clocks back for the end of daylight saving. Despite the benefits of an extra hour of sun during daylight saving, these clock changes commonly bring disruptions to our households and sleep - some feel that it should be scrapped altogether. What do you think?
… View moreThis Sunday we'll be putting our clocks back for the end of daylight saving. Despite the benefits of an extra hour of sun during daylight saving, these clock changes commonly bring disruptions to our households and sleep - some feel that it should be scrapped altogether. What do you think?
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GrandFriends NZ is hunting for a very special Grandie in Churton Park - is this you? Or perhaps you know someone that would be keen.
Please get in touch on info@grandfriend.nz
The frequency of cleaning curtains largely depends on a few factors such as the material of the curtains, their location, and the level of dust and pollutants in the air. As a general rule, it is recommended to clean your curtains every 6-12 months. Here are some reasons why:
1. Dust and … View moreThe frequency of cleaning curtains largely depends on a few factors such as the material of the curtains, their location, and the level of dust and pollutants in the air. As a general rule, it is recommended to clean your curtains every 6-12 months. Here are some reasons why:
1. Dust and allergens: Curtains can collect dust, dirt, and allergens over time. If you or anyone in your household suffers from allergies or asthma, it is especially important to clean your curtains regularly to prevent the accumulation of allergens that can trigger symptoms.
2. Stains and spills: Curtains can also become stained or soiled from spills, pet hair, or everyday use. Regular cleaning can help remove these stains and keep your curtains looking fresh and new.
3. Sun damage: Curtains can also become damaged over time from exposure to sunlight. Regular cleaning can help prevent sun damage and prolong the life of your curtains.
4. Odours: Curtains can also absorb odours from cooking, smoking, or pets. Regular cleaning can help eliminate these odours and keep your home smelling fresh.
However, curtains located in high-traffic areas, such as the living room or kitchen, may require more frequent cleaning, perhaps every three to six months. Curtains made of heavy fabrics, such as velvet or chenille, may also collect more dust and require more frequent cleaning.
In addition to regular cleaning, it is also recommended to vacuum your curtains regularly to remove dust and other particles. This can help to reduce the frequency of deep cleaning and extend the life of your curtains.
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