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Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
It has been in the news a lot lately, under a different name, so where is this?
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Zak from Woodridge
Make me an offer I can not so NO to.
Negotiable
Lola from Tawa
Upright Piano.
Our children are all grown and we no longer use it.
In good order and all keys work
Accessto it is easy
Free
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Help us house families with hospitalised children. Join the fight to fund a night. Find out more
Lucy from Khandallah
New Westie puppy is requiring a wire cage circa : 75-80 cms L x 58-65 H x 55-58 W(depth) this is the appropriate upper end of models available on the market. Price negotiable.
Alister Neighbourly Lead from Paparangi
One set of 20kg dumb bells (2 x 10kg)
Negotiable
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
This week we feature Marlie who belongs to Darren and Johanna of Berhampore.
"Marlie, our cat, loves hanging out on the streets of Berhampore. Marlie is an inquisitive little girl who loves to check out what’s happening in the neighbourhood."
Remember if you want your pet featured on … View moreThis week we feature Marlie who belongs to Darren and Johanna of Berhampore.
"Marlie, our cat, loves hanging out on the streets of Berhampore. Marlie is an inquisitive little girl who loves to check out what’s happening in the neighbourhood."
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say what suburb you live in.
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Amanda from Khandallah
Announcing a new monthly market in Khandallah. Featuring local artists and crafters.
Held every second Saturday of the month! The first one will be held this coming Saturday the 12th of June.
33 Ganges Road, Khandallah Presbyterian Church Hall.
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Exercise your mind and learn to play Bridge.
Bridge is to cards what chess is to board games – the ultimate challenge for card players.
It's Canasta on steroids, 500 taken to a whole new level of excitement.
The best way to start your Bridge odyssey is to join the right club. One… View moreExercise your mind and learn to play Bridge.
Bridge is to cards what chess is to board games – the ultimate challenge for card players.
It's Canasta on steroids, 500 taken to a whole new level of excitement.
The best way to start your Bridge odyssey is to join the right club. One that offers lessons to help you over the steep learning curve and where experienced players are keen to mentor newcomers. The right club will become your second home and its members, new friends.
Karori is that club for Wellingtonians. Lessons are about to start. A warning, bridge can be addictive.
For more information: 04 476-6179 or karoribridge@gmail.com
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Bridge - Mind Sport
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Andrea from Tawa
Innovative Young Minds, is a Charitable Trust in Te Awa Kairangi – Lower Hutt, whose goal is to inspire a new generation of female innovators and industry leaders who can respond creatively using STEMM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and high-tech manufacturing) skills to … View moreInnovative Young Minds, is a Charitable Trust in Te Awa Kairangi – Lower Hutt, whose goal is to inspire a new generation of female innovators and industry leaders who can respond creatively using STEMM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and high-tech manufacturing) skills to challenges such as Covid-19.
They need sponsors for their 6 day residential programme for year 11 and 12 women.
The cost is $1000, tax deductible and from this you will receive:
• A personalised thank you from your student
• Your business name listed on the IYM website and email newsletter
• A full programme report emailed to you at the conclusion of the programme
Can you help? Would you like to know more? Comment, or message me!
Remember to head on down to SoulyNZ in Tawa today to get a bargain on Stichbury Summer Clothing!
Open from 10am to 2pm, Hannah is there to help you today.
We have a lovely new changing room for trying things on too.
www.soulynz.co.nz...
Nicole Neighbourly Lead from Khandallah
I have seen that a number plate for a 2008 VW Golf is laying on the front lawn at 45 Boxhill. If it’s yours you may want to grab it from there.
Have a great day. 😁
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
This weeks contribution comes from Louise Thomas.
"Is that a little blue sky this afternoon? I feel like a mole rat emerging after a week in the burrow. This grey warbler/riroriro (Gerygone igata) seems pretty happy to see the sun. He's posing in a cedar tree for Christmas cards."
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From 14 June, the Transfer Station at Wellington’s Southern Landfill will temporarily close on weekdays while the roof is replaced – but it will be open as usual at weekends.
The closure will impact residential customers dropping off general waste, hazardous waste and green waste, but … View moreFrom 14 June, the Transfer Station at Wellington’s Southern Landfill will temporarily close on weekdays while the roof is replaced – but it will be open as usual at weekends.
The closure will impact residential customers dropping off general waste, hazardous waste and green waste, but commercial waste operators won’t be affected.
The Tip Shop, Recycle Centre and Capital Compost will remain open.
The work is expected to take at least five weeks.
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