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Our impending move to Alert Level 2 provided some "food for speech" at last night's club meeting, as did words of compassion from our Prime Minister, and communication styles in challenging medical environments.
We changed the tune mid-meeting with our Annual Business Meeting - … View moreOur impending move to Alert Level 2 provided some "food for speech" at last night's club meeting, as did words of compassion from our Prime Minister, and communication styles in challenging medical environments.
We changed the tune mid-meeting with our Annual Business Meeting - congratulations to Lisa, our President Elect, and our new committee. We know the club will be good hands over the year to come!
Look out for our next instalment on Tuesday 26 May - it'd be great to see you online
WAHOO!
We are busy, contacting our whanau, preparing policies and updating our procedures for Level 2 - WE are very excited to announce that on MONDAY 18th MAY - we will be open and operating in Level 2.
Wanting Childcare?
SPACES available now so come and visit us next week.
And finally we … View moreWAHOO!
We are busy, contacting our whanau, preparing policies and updating our procedures for Level 2 - WE are very excited to announce that on MONDAY 18th MAY - we will be open and operating in Level 2.
Wanting Childcare?
SPACES available now so come and visit us next week.
And finally we offer a full menu at the center - attached is a copy of our Menu for the rest of MAY 2020. Jo cooks everything from Scratch, uses fresh fruit and vegetables, with as little as possible processed foods - all children's dietary requirements are taken into account and catered for.
Keep safe Wellington, be kind and look after one another.
Greta Point team
With more people returning to work and school in Level 2, we wanted to remind people that since water hasn't been running as frequently through the taps, it's a good idea to run your taps to flush out the system when you return to work.
When left alone in your pipework for an extended … View moreWith more people returning to work and school in Level 2, we wanted to remind people that since water hasn't been running as frequently through the taps, it's a good idea to run your taps to flush out the system when you return to work.
When left alone in your pipework for an extended period, water can become stagnant and while it's still safe to drink, it may taste unpleasant, so it’s a good idea to run the tap for a while to make sure you have fresh drinking water.
To celebrate International Nurses Day, we've launched 'In Their Shoes' – a celebration of our dedicated and clinically skilled nurses who work at the forefront of New Zealand's aged care sector.
To mark the day, each of our Oceania frontline nurses will be gifted a bespoke… View moreTo celebrate International Nurses Day, we've launched 'In Their Shoes' – a celebration of our dedicated and clinically skilled nurses who work at the forefront of New Zealand's aged care sector.
To mark the day, each of our Oceania frontline nurses will be gifted a bespoke pair of Allbirds, as a token of our respect for every step they take for New Zealand.
Kia Ora Neighbours,
Thank you so much for all your entries in our Mother's Day competition, it was awesome to see how you would be treating your mum on that special day or how you'd say thanks once we head to Alert Level 2 as a country this Thursday.
With that being said, we want … View moreKia Ora Neighbours,
Thank you so much for all your entries in our Mother's Day competition, it was awesome to see how you would be treating your mum on that special day or how you'd say thanks once we head to Alert Level 2 as a country this Thursday.
With that being said, we want to say a massive congrats to Jessica from Woolston, Jesintha from Halswell, Natalie from Botany Downs, Angela from Rangiora and Maree from Titahi Bay! You're the winners of the SOS business vouchers worth $100! Check your email to see how you can claim your prize.
Thank you to everyone else who entered, we hope all the mums around the country had a fantastic Mother's Day!
Kerbside recycling collection will resume in Wellington on Tuesday 12 May, but how it is processed will depend on the Government’s Alert Level status announcement this Monday.
For more information and to read the two scenarios for recycling, visit our website.
If you're having trouble getting your hands on your favourite gardening mag, don't forget you can now order our current May issue online. The price of $9.70 includes shipping.
As part of the pipelines project in Wallace Street, a new watermain needs to be connected to the network. This means we have to turn off the supply between 10am and 2pm on Wednesday 13 May, affecting properties on Wallace Street, Wright Street, Finlay Street and Westland Street in Mt Cook.
The … View moreAs part of the pipelines project in Wallace Street, a new watermain needs to be connected to the network. This means we have to turn off the supply between 10am and 2pm on Wednesday 13 May, affecting properties on Wallace Street, Wright Street, Finlay Street and Westland Street in Mt Cook.
The map below indicates which properties will be affected, some will have interruption to supply while others will experience loss of pressure.
The water will be back on as soon as possible, but we recommend you fill up some containers with water before the time above and avoid running your dishwasher, washing machine etc. We apologise for any inconvenience this has caused.
Hi neighbours
Caught this guy on our cameras at 4.30am this morning.
He drove down the road then back past our place and stopped just up the road. He was driving a white double cab Toyota Hilux ute. Looked liked he had bits and pieces on the back. He walked down the road looking into all the … View moreHi neighbours
Caught this guy on our cameras at 4.30am this morning.
He drove down the road then back past our place and stopped just up the road. He was driving a white double cab Toyota Hilux ute. Looked liked he had bits and pieces on the back. He walked down the road looking into all the neighbouring properties.
Our team at Wellington Seamarket has started doing contactless home deliveries for fresh fish and frozen seafood products.
If you would like to get some fresh fish for dinner tomorrow night you can order here.
Our fish comes in daily from fishermen around Wellington and collaborators around … View moreOur team at Wellington Seamarket has started doing contactless home deliveries for fresh fish and frozen seafood products.
If you would like to get some fresh fish for dinner tomorrow night you can order here.
Our fish comes in daily from fishermen around Wellington and collaborators around the country (such as Barnes Wild Oyster for Bluff Oysters).
Our goal is to get the fish prepared and delivered to your door within 24 hours of it hitting the deck!
We deliver Monday to Friday, and cover the bottom half of the North Island (Wellington to Palmerston North).
Cryptic crosswords set by David Tossman for the NZ Listener are now online at tossmancrosswords.nz
Health and Safety is at the heart of work at Wellington Water, and that means we’ve had to be even more vigilant than ever over the last few weeks.
Here’s Foreman Don on site in Epuni keeping a careful eye on procedures.
Competition alert! Mother's Day might be a little different this year and here at Neighbourly, we want to make the day a bit more special - that's why we're giving away five SOS Business vouchers worth $100 each to use in your local businesses!
All you've got to do is tell … View moreCompetition alert! Mother's Day might be a little different this year and here at Neighbourly, we want to make the day a bit more special - that's why we're giving away five SOS Business vouchers worth $100 each to use in your local businesses!
All you've got to do is tell us how you're celebrating your Mum - or a special woman in your life - with the constraints of lockdown (or how you'd like to share the love once we're in Level 2).
Comment below to enter, hurry though, entries close tonight 11.59pm Sunday 10th May 2020.
T&Cs apply.
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