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When it comes to choosing an executor for your will, it's vital that you choose someone who will protect your legacy. A person you trust to fulfil your final wishes set out in your will. Scott Errington, Principal Trustee at our Timaru Customer Centre had a chat with stuff.co.nz recently on … View moreWhen it comes to choosing an executor for your will, it's vital that you choose someone who will protect your legacy. A person you trust to fulfil your final wishes set out in your will. Scott Errington, Principal Trustee at our Timaru Customer Centre had a chat with stuff.co.nz recently on the importance of an executor for your will.
Check out the article in the link below.
At 11.59pm on Thursday 2 December, Wellington will move to Orange in the new COVID-19 Protection Framework (the Traffic Lights system).
Wellingtonians will be required to show their COVID Vaccine Pass (CVP) at most of the Council's public facilities, including:
🚦 Swimming pools
🚦 … View moreAt 11.59pm on Thursday 2 December, Wellington will move to Orange in the new COVID-19 Protection Framework (the Traffic Lights system).
Wellingtonians will be required to show their COVID Vaccine Pass (CVP) at most of the Council's public facilities, including:
🚦 Swimming pools
🚦 Recreation centres
🚦 Gyms
🚦 Libraries
🚦 Cemetery office and chapels
🚦 Service centre
The full list will be available at wellington.govt.nz/covid-19 as details are confirmed.
Staff working in facilities requiring a CVP must have had at least one vaccination and be double vaccinated by Monday 17 Jan 2022.
For more information, please visit our website.
Calling all avid photographers! Our annual Summer Snap competition has kicked off.
We’ve teamed up with Canon for another year to give away six EOS Canon cameras, valued up to $2,699, to the most deserving amateur photographers.
Snap your summer between now and 31 January, choose one of … View moreCalling all avid photographers! Our annual Summer Snap competition has kicked off.
We’ve teamed up with Canon for another year to give away six EOS Canon cameras, valued up to $2,699, to the most deserving amateur photographers.
Snap your summer between now and 31 January, choose one of our six categories and head online to stuff.co.nz/summersnap to enter!
Our categories are:
- Great Outdoors
- People and Communities
- Kiwi Summer
- Thrill and Adventure
- Urban Life
- Bach and Backyard
Show us what your neighbourhood (and beyond) has to offer and and you could be taking your next photos with your very own Canon EOS.
Single mattress and base with 4 wooden screw in legs, Surplus need gone ASAP, $30 o.n.o
Pick up Redwood only.
Hi neighbours
Just wondering if someone have balloons and ballon pump that they want to give away..
Need for birthday decoration ..l
Happy to have if some other decoration items available..
Thanks in advance
Honey gift packs.
A range of options include 3 x 250 gram jars of your choice of varieties, 2 x jars and a beeswax candle or 2 x 500 gram jars. from $25.00
Come and see us at 16 Wall Place Kenepuru.
Kid's single bed base (mattress not provided) - two drawers (orange and green) and pull-out base for a mattress to go on. Great used condition. Currently disassembled.
Measurements for the base... 197cm long, 60cm high, 102cm wide. Drawers are 17.5cm high and 94.5cm long.
Pick-up Tawa. … View moreKid's single bed base (mattress not provided) - two drawers (orange and green) and pull-out base for a mattress to go on. Great used condition. Currently disassembled.
Measurements for the base... 197cm long, 60cm high, 102cm wide. Drawers are 17.5cm high and 94.5cm long.
Pick-up Tawa. Note, mattress can't sit on the pull-out base permanently as there's not enough clearance.
Have you thought of abandoning your lawn. Th Wellington City Council is encouraging people to think about the benefits of meadows.
The council team at Botanic Garden ki Paekākā are putting down their mowers and growing a meadow on Glenmore Lawn (pictured).
Not mowing means less maintenance but … View moreHave you thought of abandoning your lawn. Th Wellington City Council is encouraging people to think about the benefits of meadows.
The council team at Botanic Garden ki Paekākā are putting down their mowers and growing a meadow on Glenmore Lawn (pictured).
Not mowing means less maintenance but also has benefits for the environment. Not mowing saves on petrol and also promotes bio diversity. Bees, insects and caterpillars all love long grass.
What do you think about growing meadows and not cutting lawns?
Kia ora! Harry here, head pilot on your local Westpac Rescue Helicopter. I want to take a moment and thank you for your support as we mark 40(!) years of saving lives with Westpac this December.
Like our Facebook page where we’ll be sharing stories of people that have been flown over the … View moreKia ora! Harry here, head pilot on your local Westpac Rescue Helicopter. I want to take a moment and thank you for your support as we mark 40(!) years of saving lives with Westpac this December.
Like our Facebook page where we’ll be sharing stories of people that have been flown over the years. These rescues, and hundreds of others, are only made possible thanks to the generosity of people like you. These are parents, siblings, colleagues, neighbors that have returned safely home thanks to the
support of the community.
Show your support by donating today.
Since its inception in 1912, and with the support of our Charities team TG Macarthy Trust continues to help New Zealand communities by awarding grants to not-for-profit organisations. Read about what the trust is getting up to, almost 120 years after it was established.
Tena Koe
We are a group branched from or an offshoot from the Bell's Track working group involved in restoring our native forests as we worked on Bell's track around Awarua Street station and the reserve in Awarua Street. As coordinator for the last 20 years decided best to split it into… View moreTena Koe
We are a group branched from or an offshoot from the Bell's Track working group involved in restoring our native forests as we worked on Bell's track around Awarua Street station and the reserve in Awarua Street. As coordinator for the last 20 years decided best to split it into 3 groups. Tony Cook will run Bell's Track and Matthew the reserve between 72 and 94 Awarua Street.
We have decided to call our group Railway R`op`u (te reo for group) our aim is to have the Johnsonville line a native plant corridor and people can buy day passes and be given a map showing the walks and cafes at each station.
At the moment we meet every Tuesday morning 11 am at Awarua Street Station but now need more help. Yes you can join us on Tuesdays or adopt a spot or look after a particular species of plant, The attached photos show what we have achieved in 14 years but as our area includes Cummings Park and railway embankment there is plenty to do.
An example of how you can help is we planted 12 Nikau palms and they are now getting overwhelmed by weeds so to care for them would be a real help. Once we get a canopy then that represses the weeds but this can take 4 to 6 years.
I cannot stress enough the importance of our forests in remediëring the damage we have done .
For those interested in knowing more I do a tour at Zealandia every Thursday at 11am talking about our manu (birds) and reforestation.
Nga Mihi nui.
Des Smith
"The things that make this city special are all the things we envision for our children’s tomorrow."
We are currently working alongside Let’s Get Wellington Moving to consult on three exciting plans that will map out a pathway for #OurCityTomorrow.
Have you say on Our City Tomorrow… View more"The things that make this city special are all the things we envision for our children’s tomorrow."
We are currently working alongside Let’s Get Wellington Moving to consult on three exciting plans that will map out a pathway for #OurCityTomorrow.
Have you say on Our City Tomorrow at: www.wcc.govt.nz...
#OurWellington #TōTātouPōneke #OurCityTomorrow
EVENT IS FILLED - NO MORE SPACES AVAILABLE. You can keep at eye on our Eventbrite page to see if a spare space becomes available.
This is a FREE to attend event on 15 Dec at 10:30am. Though if you want to buy any of the plants at the nursery you'll need your EFTPOS card.
Did you know 80% of … View moreEVENT IS FILLED - NO MORE SPACES AVAILABLE. You can keep at eye on our Eventbrite page to see if a spare space becomes available.
This is a FREE to attend event on 15 Dec at 10:30am. Though if you want to buy any of the plants at the nursery you'll need your EFTPOS card.
Did you know 80% of our trees, ferns and flowering plants are endemic (found only in New Zealand).
Fall in love with Aotearoa NZ plants! Our guide and plant guru Andrew's passion and insight will have you bursting with ideas. He'll introduce you to best practices both visually and practically when it comes to incorporating native plants into your garden.
If you like, bring along pictures of your garden as well. Andrew can figure out what will work for your soil type, sun position and lifestyle. We will be taken for a walking guided tour of all the fabulous native options available.
We will meet at Sievers Grove Nursery at 10:30am. Bring appropriate shoes and clothing to suit the weather. A great day to be shared with both beginner gardeners and experts alike.
Happening from this Saturday!
Please note we will be at St Barnabas for December. We are also requiring visitors to wear a mask and to be prepared to show evidence of your fully vaxxed status. This is a non-negotiable requirement. www.facebook.com...
We are also running our online market from the … View moreHappening from this Saturday!
Please note we will be at St Barnabas for December. We are also requiring visitors to wear a mask and to be prepared to show evidence of your fully vaxxed status. This is a non-negotiable requirement. www.facebook.com...
We are also running our online market from the 1st until the 24th!
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