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Hi I need some periodic childcare for when my son is sick and can't attend school plus doing breakfast and getting him to school by 830 everyday and doing afternoon tea in exchange for free board and accomodation and 100 per week. Only 7.5 hrs regularly plus days when my son is sick. Please … View moreHi I need some periodic childcare for when my son is sick and can't attend school plus doing breakfast and getting him to school by 830 everyday and doing afternoon tea in exchange for free board and accomodation and 100 per week. Only 7.5 hrs regularly plus days when my son is sick. Please contact Sarah on 0204727245 text is best.
Date: Wednesday 19th September, 5:30pm
Location: Performance in front of He Tohu exhibition. Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Cost: Free. No booking required.
Contact: events.natlib@dia.govt.nz
Celebrate New Zealand women… View moreDate: Wednesday 19th September, 5:30pm
Location: Performance in front of He Tohu exhibition. Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Cost: Free. No booking required.
Contact: events.natlib@dia.govt.nz
Celebrate New Zealand women winning the right to vote
On the 19th September 125 years ago a new Electoral Act was signed into law and New Zealand became the first self-governing country in the world to grant all adult women the right to vote in parliamentary elections.
This event, exactly 125 years later, celebrates women authors; their talent, determination and tenacity to tell ‘our’ stories in order that women of their generation and beyond recognize themselves and feel collective strength through these vital and familiar narratives.
Readings from ‘Bloomsbury Women and the Wild Colonial Girl'
Playwright Lorae Parry has selected some of the most colourful passages of her play ‘Bloomsbury Women and the Wild Colonial Girl’ about the relationship between Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf. Readings by Lorae Parry and actor Carmel McGlone.
Stay for book signing and Q&A with Lorae and Carmel.
Parry’s Katherine Mansfield, the ‘colonial’ girl at large in a hard and dazzling world takes us close to ‘the real thing’ … does justice to the amusing, clever, compassionate, constantly self-examining personality it engages with. And it shows us Virginia Woolf as well in a freshly slanting light. – Vincent O’Sullivan.
Do you have a project that minimises waste? Need funding?
Our Waste Minimisation Seed Fund is now open until 31 October. The fund supports the development of innovative solutions for reducing waste. For funding criteria and more info click here.
My Challenge is a new rewards programme designed for you and your local community. It's different because you can either keep and use your fuel discount or donate it to local Wellington community groups.
You'll also earn 1 point for every $1 you spend, which you can redeem for rewards … View moreMy Challenge is a new rewards programme designed for you and your local community. It's different because you can either keep and use your fuel discount or donate it to local Wellington community groups.
You'll also earn 1 point for every $1 you spend, which you can redeem for rewards in store. Register before 31 October and go in the draw to win 1 of 5 $100 fuel vouchers. My Challenge - locals get it.
FREE Eheim Professional II Wet & Dry external cannister filter. Eheim Professional II 2026. This is the newer model to my other free Eheim Professional aquarium filter. See my other post.
Used this filter in my 200 litre tank. I think the capacity of the filter supports a larger tank but … View moreFREE Eheim Professional II Wet & Dry external cannister filter. Eheim Professional II 2026. This is the newer model to my other free Eheim Professional aquarium filter. See my other post.
Used this filter in my 200 litre tank. I think the capacity of the filter supports a larger tank but I've not checked the details.
Note:
* This one has a broken part. It broke during the Kaikoura earthquake when the shelf it was on gave way. See photo for circled part. We didn't try gluing the part back. We were going to order the part, but decided to get a new Eheim filter instead.
* No filter media included.
Please contact me if you want it.
FREE Eheim Aquarium filter. Eheim 2327 Professional. This is a large external cannister filter with very cool wave action that our fish loved. It also has a built in heater but the thermostat stopped functioning. I used it with the heater unpugged and used a separate aquarium heater. We used it… View moreFREE Eheim Aquarium filter. Eheim 2327 Professional. This is a large external cannister filter with very cool wave action that our fish loved. It also has a built in heater but the thermostat stopped functioning. I used it with the heater unpugged and used a separate aquarium heater. We used it for a 200 litre aquarium. It's brilliant for keeping your aquarium healthy and clean. I'm unsure of the capacity for the filter, but it's more than our 200 L tank. Check my other post for another FREE Eheim Professional filter.
It started leaking and we changed some o-rings but it still leaked. Unsure which seal or o-ring it was and used an Eheim filter our neighbour had given us instead. So we never investigated it further.
Notes:
* Filter substrate chips not included.
* Manual included.
Found an old link describing the filter.
www.aquarium-guides.com...
Please message me if you want it.
Educators beautiful work with our Tamariki to make Dad a gift, a different take on the hand print idea. The inside of the palm is a photo of the child and beside is a poem, then put into a lovely frame.
We have been supporting and working with the Malaghan Institute of Medical Research for almost ten years now.
Through sponsorships, charity auctions and #MalaghanMonth, we have raised over $300,000 for brain cancer research.
We hold those touched by cancer very close to our hearts. Spread … View moreWe have been supporting and working with the Malaghan Institute of Medical Research for almost ten years now.
Through sponsorships, charity auctions and #MalaghanMonth, we have raised over $300,000 for brain cancer research.
We hold those touched by cancer very close to our hearts. Spread awareness for #MalaghanMonth to support and represent loved ones who are being or have been affected by the illness.
Read more on how the Malaghan Institute endeavours to understand and combat cancer.
2018 Women's Studies Association Conference opening lecture:
Date: Friday 21st September, 4:00 to 5:00pm tour of He Tohu, 5:30pm lecture
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Cost: Free. No booking required
… View more2018 Women's Studies Association Conference opening lecture:
Date: Friday 21st September, 4:00 to 5:00pm tour of He Tohu, 5:30pm lecture
Location: Te Ahumairangi (ground floor), National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Cost: Free. No booking required
Starting with a tour of He Tohu, the lecture begins at 5.30pm.
Feminist Engagements in Aotearoa: 125 years of Suffrage and Beyond conference
Opening the 2018 conference 'Feminist Engagements in Aotearoa: 125 years of Suffrage and Beyond' Professor Barbara Brookes delivers this keynote lecture exploring the implications of the transition from ‘family’ to individual income over the course of the twentieth century until today. The conference is hosted by Women’s Studies Association/Pae Akoranga Wahine and the Stout Research Centre for NZ Studies
The power of the purse: Women and money — keynote lecture
Money, it appears, has no sex yet historically it has been allocated by gender, as we know it still is today.
For much of the twentieth century, married women relied on their husbands’ pay packet or more likely a ‘house-keeping allowance’ from that pay packet, supplemented from 1946 by the universal Family Benefit.
Considered as dependents, women had no access to loans or mortgage finance. That notion of dependency was under attack by the 1960s and 1970s. Financial independence was one of the goals of second wave feminism.
About the speaker
Professor Barbara Brookes, Department of History, Otago University.
Barbara’s research interests include gender relations in New Zealand, and the history of health and disease in New Zealand and Britain.
Image: Professor Barbara Brookes, Department of History, Otago University
Brenden Jacobsen is the Managing Director of Ninness Funeral Home and feels proud and privileged to be the longest-serving practicing funeral director in Porirua City.
Having grown up in Pauatahanui, Brenden was educated locally before attending St Patrick’s College, Silverstream. Brenden … View moreBrenden Jacobsen is the Managing Director of Ninness Funeral Home and feels proud and privileged to be the longest-serving practicing funeral director in Porirua City.
Having grown up in Pauatahanui, Brenden was educated locally before attending St Patrick’s College, Silverstream. Brenden commenced his career in funeral services in 2001 and has completed studies and qualifications in Embalming and Funeral Directing.
Brenden is a member of the NZ Embalmers Association and is a registered funeral director with the Funeral Directors Association of New Zealand.
Brenden has a wide range of interests including travelling, spending time with friends, collecting antiques and reading.
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