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GIFTED ENTRY TO REIKI HEALING WORKSHOP
LYALL BAY SURF CLUB TOMORROW
SATURDAY 24TH 11AM- 1.30PM
Free entry for one to Reiki workshop tomorrow.
Just email info@lynettewilliams.co.nz
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… View moreGIFTED ENTRY TO REIKI HEALING WORKSHOP
LYALL BAY SURF CLUB TOMORROW
SATURDAY 24TH 11AM- 1.30PM
Free entry for one to Reiki workshop tomorrow.
Just email info@lynettewilliams.co.nz
Subject title- Gifted Entry
DETAILS
Saturday 24th August from 11am to 1.30pm at Lyall Bay Surf Life Saving Club, it's a lovely venue, great facilities and fabulous sea views.
It's going to be a really interesting workshop, we will talk about healing, how and why it works and what you can do to speed your healing progression.
You'll learn some simple techniques to cleanse your energy each day, set your intentions and be the best version of you each day.
You will work in pairs at a healing table, learning how to give healing to yourself and others.
We have question and answer sessions so you'll have chances to ask any questions you have.
We'll have a lunch break, spend some time relaxing, chatting and having a lovely healthy lunch which we provide.
Each person will have an energetic healing remedy made for them, you will choose what the remedy will be based on what you want to heal or what you want to call to yourself- create in your life.
Healing is something we need to do for ourselves ongoing, I encourage all my clients to learn how to heal themselves, it's your birthright everyone can do it.
When you feel stressed, hurt, angry, resentful, tired etc you can simply spend 10- 15 minutes healing yourself, which will calm and balance you, when we are emotional we are generally not in our power.
Feel free to call me on 0226437781 if you have any questions.
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Deirdre loves cooking and enjoys teaching kids about food - something she does three times at week at the Busy Bees Kindergarten in Havelock North. We spoke to her while she whipped up a batch of cheese puffs in her townhouse at James Wattie Village.
Watch her journey of teaching, retirement … View moreDeirdre loves cooking and enjoys teaching kids about food - something she does three times at week at the Busy Bees Kindergarten in Havelock North. We spoke to her while she whipped up a batch of cheese puffs in her townhouse at James Wattie Village.
Watch her journey of teaching, retirement and still working. Plus, we’ve included the recipe to her cheese puffs which were gobbled up by our camera crew because they’re delicious!
Click read more for the full recipe.
Police are aware of reports emerging in the Wellington police district where people have lost money though a “Task Scam”. A Task Scam is a form of online fraud where individuals are deceived into completing tasks under the belief they are in employment.
Sergeant Rowen Steenkamp, Wellington … View morePolice are aware of reports emerging in the Wellington police district where people have lost money though a “Task Scam”. A Task Scam is a form of online fraud where individuals are deceived into completing tasks under the belief they are in employment.
Sergeant Rowen Steenkamp, Wellington Police says “Most online scams request money or personal information, Task Scams are more deceptive, requiring you to complete activities that seem easy or attainable. These include such things as, writing a specified number of online reviews for consumables like luxury travel packages, household products and cosmetics.
Sergeant Steenkamp says at least eight cases have been reported to date in Wellington including some involving significant financial losses, which includes two cases where the victims have lost in excess of $100k (137,000 and 105,000).
“In the recent cost of living crisis, we’ve seen an increase in people having second jobs or side hustles. As a result, what is known as a Task Scam has emerged as a particularly deceptive threat.
“These scams imitate legitimate earning opportunities, with the ability to seemingly work around your lifestyle when and how you please.”
Wellington-based man *Peter is speaking out to help prevent others falling into the same trap. *Peter lost nearly $22,000 to a Task Scam last month. He was lured in by the chance of some easy money and regrets his decision.
*Peter says it’s the first time he’d ever been scammed and never expected he would fall for it.
“I have lost a significant amount of my life savings, I had to stop ‘working the task’ because I had no money left.
“But then my (fake) “supervisor” encouraged me to borrow money from a friend, or to apply for a loan from a bank, or online loan website.
“They build trust, they monitor your progress like any other good manager would. They offer advice, before requesting more and more financial investments to enable you to move through to reviewing higher value items, it’s very convincing.”
“I urge people to be very careful online and avoid any schemes which offer easy cash,” he says.
𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐓𝐚𝐬𝐤 𝐒𝐜𝐚𝐦?
Scammers are using various online platforms, from reputable job websites to social media channels, to unsolicited approaches on chat platforms.
“The scam operates on the allure of easy money. These offers typically promise high returns for simple tasks, instantly sounding appealing. In recent cases we have seen people offered $200-500 for 30 online product reviews, with higher-end items such a cruises claiming to provide even higher rates of commission,” says Sergeant Steenkamp.
The victim is assigned a manager who contacts them via Whatsapp, Telegram or Messenger using spoofing websites.
Spoofing is where someone disguises an email address, phone number, or website URL to appear to be from a local, trusted source.
The most enticing piece of these scams is the lure of easy money. Victims are promised hefty commissions upon completion of tasks. However, in most cases, they pay large sums of money to completing ‘training’, or to enable them to progress to the next task.
These are more often paid into crypto wallets or offshore bank accounts and the money is never seen again,” says Sergeant Steenkamp.
𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐕𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐬:
The consequence of falling for a task scam is often huge financial loss. Recently, we have seen losses ranging from $7000 - $120,000. Globally, victims are thought to have lost more than $185 million.
In addition, the emotional and psychological distress, the feelings of betrayal and deception can have a lasting effect.
Remember this advice to help keep yourself safe:
• Confirm job offers: Thoroughly research the company and confirm the job exists, especially if you are approached via social media or chat platforms.
• The saying rings true: If it seems too good to be true, it usually is. Be cautious of earning high money for little effort.
• Ask other opinions: Ask your friends or whanau their thoughts on the job offers, a second set of eyes my see something you don’t.
If you are in the unfortunate position of being a victim of a scam, please report the matter to Police.
Take the chance to upskill yourself on scam awareness, check for further information on the Netsafe website: netsafe.org.nz...
*Peter is not the victim’s real name
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Update 2, 8:10am 21/8
Crews are investigating reports of no service or low water pressure in higher areas of Roseneath. This may also affect areas of Mt Victoria.
We’ll provide more information as the investigation continues.
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Update 1, 7:40am … View moreUpdate 2, 8:10am 21/8
Crews are investigating reports of no service or low water pressure in higher areas of Roseneath. This may also affect areas of Mt Victoria.
We’ll provide more information as the investigation continues.
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Update 1, 7:40am 21/8
In the interest of public safety, the inside lane of Kent Terrace has been closed. To minimise delays, please use the Oriental Bay route to Wellington Airport if required.
Crews are working at pace to isolate the area and complete the repair, and have turned the water off. No customers should be affected - if you are experiencing a loss of service, please let us know.
Please see the map below for the approximate area affected.
If you have experienced any property damage from the burst, it's best to contact your insurer in the first instance, then report this to the Wellington City Council customer contact team: wellington.govt.nz...
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Kia ora Wellington,
A burst pipe has caused flooding on Kent Terrace, between Vivian Street and Buckle St (approximately).
Crews are onsite, and we're awaiting urgent traffic management so we can undertake the repair.
While we wait for traffic management, we're asking people to avoid the area if possible, and if not please expect delays. We appreciate that this is a main route, so are doing all we can to minimise impact on commuters.
At this stage, we don't expect a shutdown to affect any properties but will provide more information as the repair progresses.
It's a major repair and we expect it to take between 8 -10 hours.
We'll keep you updated on our social channels.
Kia ora Wellington,
A burst pipe has caused flooding on Kent Terrace, between Vivian Street and Buckle St (approximately).
Crews are onsite, and we're awaiting urgent traffic management so we can undertake the repair.
While we wait for traffic management, we're asking people to … View moreKia ora Wellington,
A burst pipe has caused flooding on Kent Terrace, between Vivian Street and Buckle St (approximately).
Crews are onsite, and we're awaiting urgent traffic management so we can undertake the repair.
While we wait for traffic management, we're asking people to avoid the area if possible, and if not please expect delays. We appreciate that this is a main route, so are doing all we can to minimise impact on commuters.
At this stage, we don't expect a shutdown to affect any properties but will provide more information as the repair progresses.
It's a major repair and we expect it to take between 8 -10 hours.
We'll keep you updated on our social channels.
We're looking for delicious rhubarb recipes to feature in NZ Gardener. Send your family's favourite ways to enjoy this crop to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by August 31, 2024. Every published recipe wins a copy of the November issue of NZ Gardener.
Get 20% off Resene’s huge range of 10L paints, wood stains, primers and sealers.
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Choose from the widest range of Eco Choice approved paints all made … View moreGet 20% off Resene’s huge range of 10L paints, wood stains, primers and sealers.
Plus buy 1 60-80 mL testpot get 1 free on testpots. Visit your local Resene ColorShop or reseller and get started on your decorating project.
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Come Join Me!
We have limited spots available for our next reiki-spiritual healing workshop – spring clean your energy and unlift your consciousness.
I also have one entry to gift, I gift an entry for every workshop, just email info@lynetteWilliams's.co.nz
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… View moreCome Join Me!
We have limited spots available for our next reiki-spiritual healing workshop – spring clean your energy and unlift your consciousness.
I also have one entry to gift, I gift an entry for every workshop, just email info@lynetteWilliams's.co.nz
Subject Title - GIFTED ENTRY
You’ll learn what reiki-spiritual healing is, why it is effective, and how to do a spiritual healing on yourself and others!
Sign up for $135pp and get a FREE personalised healing remedy to take home, beautiful organic lunch included on the day!
Please call or email if you would like more information
info@lynettewilliams.co.nz
+64 22 643 7781
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Saturday 24th August 11AM – 1.30PM
Lyall Bay Surf Lifesaving Club,
101 Lyall Bay Parade, Wellington
I’m Lynette, and I have thirty years experience as a Holistic Practitioner specialising in Reiki, Spiritual Healing, Esoteric Hypnotherapy and teaching Spiritual Healing.
My focus is on accessing energy for the client which allows them to look at the issues and to see their emotions through a higher perspective.
Kind regards Lynette
Are you a warm and welcoming person who enjoys connecting with others and sharing parenting experiences? Join Whanau Awhina Plunket as a Drop-In Coffee Group Facilitator and become a vital part of their supportive Community Services team. In this role, you'll create a relaxed and inviting … View moreAre you a warm and welcoming person who enjoys connecting with others and sharing parenting experiences? Join Whanau Awhina Plunket as a Drop-In Coffee Group Facilitator and become a vital part of their supportive Community Services team. In this role, you'll create a relaxed and inviting space where parents with babies of all ages can gather informally each week. Your responsibilities will include setting up a cozy meeting area, greeting parents with a friendly smile and a drink, and fostering lasting connections. Help Whanau Awhina Plunket build a supportive environment where parents can share their joys and challenges. If you're ready to make a meaningful impact in the lives of fellow parents and their precious pepi, volunteer as a Drop-In Coffee Group Facilitator and be part of something truly special.
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We are still feeling the pinch and the weekly shop is no different. So we are after your cost-saving tips please, neighbours!
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Between #69 and the corner. Meli needs her harness to go walking!
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