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I live in an inner city apartment and I'd love to find a cleaner who could give it a lovely clean once a month - I'm looking for someone who loves the job they do - making surfaces gleam (granite benchtops, mirrors), enjoys banishing dust and gets satisfaction from making the floor tiles … View moreI live in an inner city apartment and I'd love to find a cleaner who could give it a lovely clean once a month - I'm looking for someone who loves the job they do - making surfaces gleam (granite benchtops, mirrors), enjoys banishing dust and gets satisfaction from making the floor tiles happy
It's not a big place so probably a couple of hours each time
Recommendations welcome
Jw
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We want to share with you ways that we can look after our water, and hear from you about how you #loveverydrop
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Free Suffrage 125 event.
A century before Jacinda Ardern became Prime Minister an earlier generation of left-wing women helped pave the way for those who followed. One was Janet Fraser, whose husband Peter eventually became Prime Minister. Janet and her Wellington friends fought for social, … View moreFree Suffrage 125 event.
A century before Jacinda Ardern became Prime Minister an earlier generation of left-wing women helped pave the way for those who followed. One was Janet Fraser, whose husband Peter eventually became Prime Minister. Janet and her Wellington friends fought for social, political and economic justice, and played a significant role in the development of the Labour Party. They made policy as well as tea.
Wednesday 5 December 2018. 12.10pm - 1.00pm. Programme Rooms, Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
In our final event marking Suffrage 125 Dr Hilary Stace looks back at some of the influential women who fought for social, political and economic justice in New Zealand. A century before Jacinda Ardern became Prime Minister an earlier generation of left-wing feminists paved the way for those who followed. They were the first generation to vote, although for many their first vote came after immigration to New Zealand. They helped found the Labour Party, lobbied for the right to stand for Parliament (finally won in 1919), fought for social justice, stood for election to boards and committees and ran community and voluntary groups. All while supporting their men including during wartime imprisonment, and eventually into the First Labour Government. These women were involved in all aspects of the Labour movement although political power at the highest levels was largely denied them. Janet Fraser, wife of Prime Minister Peter Fraser, was one example. An early member of the Wellington Hospital Board, she was one of the first women JPs, encouraged Peter’s interest in the arts, was influential in bringing the Polish refugees to New Zealand and hosted a visit by her friend Eleanor Roosevelt. She was also
Peter’s Parliamentary gatekeeper and partner in decision-making. This presentation will look at Janet Fraser and some of her Wellington socialist friends.
Speaker biography: Past careers working at the Turnbull Library and the Dictionary of NZ Biography provided opportunities for Hilary Stace to pursue her interests in feminist history and politics. She is also a researcher on disability issues and her PhD was on autism and public policy.
Image: Janet Fraser, ca. 1933. Crown Studios Collection. ATL PAColl-6304-61.
Headline from the NZ Truth article 10 July 1930, p.22
We need your help! These SIX creative applicants who are finalists in for the People's Choice Award as part of Resene Colour My Community. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive the final prize! Read a little information about each of the ideas and how your support will help them… View moreWe need your help! These SIX creative applicants who are finalists in for the People's Choice Award as part of Resene Colour My Community. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive the final prize! Read a little information about each of the ideas and how your support will help them - and then cast your vote below. Voting closes Sunday 2 December. More information here.
It's so exciting to be part of the Harcourts team and to be able to give back to our community.
More than $63,000 has been donated to New Zealand hospice services around the country in this Harcourts Foundation funded, Hospice NZ Grants Programme.
The Harcourts Foundation established the … View moreIt's so exciting to be part of the Harcourts team and to be able to give back to our community.
More than $63,000 has been donated to New Zealand hospice services around the country in this Harcourts Foundation funded, Hospice NZ Grants Programme.
The Harcourts Foundation established the unique programme alongside Hospice NZ in July 2017.
The primary goal of the Grants Programme is to assist member hospices with funding for key projects that directly benefit the people using hospice services in the local community.
Read more: content.harcourts.co.nz...
We’d like your views on three scenarios for a new community in Upper Stebbings Valley (between Churton Park and Tawa). It’s one of the last areas identified for new housing in the city and we want it to be great! Have your say via our online survey before 8 pm Sunday 9 December. Click here.
We have Kiwi friends moving back to Wellington from Melbourne in late January. They are professional, non-smoking, no pets with one almost 8 year old son. They’re on the lookout for a 2-bedroom rental home, ideally in Brooklyn (Brooklyn school zone) or central/southern suburbs. They’d be lovely… View moreWe have Kiwi friends moving back to Wellington from Melbourne in late January. They are professional, non-smoking, no pets with one almost 8 year old son. They’re on the lookout for a 2-bedroom rental home, ideally in Brooklyn (Brooklyn school zone) or central/southern suburbs. They’d be lovely tenants. If anyone is looking to rent a property that might suit around that time, or anytime in February, please get in touch.
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