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IRD is warning of a new scam that asking customers for credit card details. IRD has received a significant number of report about the email.
It is a very good copy of a legitimate IR email. It can be detected by the following:
- The From Field does not end in ird.govt.nz
- Hovering the cursor … View moreIRD is warning of a new scam that asking customers for credit card details. IRD has received a significant number of report about the email.
It is a very good copy of a legitimate IR email. It can be detected by the following:
- The From Field does not end in ird.govt.nz
- Hovering the cursor over the weblink does not point to an IRD.GOVT.NZ website.
- Do not click as these are not from IRD. We will never advise you that you are due a tax refund through email.
Anyone who receives an email from the IRD, or someone claiming to be the IRD should get in contact with them.
Below is an example of the scam email:
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Some Wellington commuters are complaining the neon blue lighting in the city's new fleet of buses is causing passenger headaches. The blue lights introduced to "minimise reflection" on the driver's front windscreen have been criticised for being "too aggressive" and … View moreSome Wellington commuters are complaining the neon blue lighting in the city's new fleet of buses is causing passenger headaches. The blue lights introduced to "minimise reflection" on the driver's front windscreen have been criticised for being "too aggressive" and being "unhealthy".
Metlink said the lights were not installed for aesthetics, but instead had an "operational purpose". What do you think of them?
Read more from Stuff here
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Social Media Specialist from Wellington City Council
Are you researching your family history? Wellington City Libraries is hosting August Ancestry month - a series of events to get some tips from experienced researchers. On Friday 3 August there is a public talk focusing on Wellington resources, and on Friday 10 August a tour of our special genealogy… View moreAre you researching your family history? Wellington City Libraries is hosting August Ancestry month - a series of events to get some tips from experienced researchers. On Friday 3 August there is a public talk focusing on Wellington resources, and on Friday 10 August a tour of our special genealogy materials. You can also book a 30-minute appointment to discuss digitising your precious photos and documents, or get help with your family or whakapapa searching. To find out more click here.
The Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better … View moreThe Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better community.
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Jeremy Macey from Vogelmorn Community Group
TROJAN BULL set/storage piece.
A large sturdy metal and plywood creation, with fully empty interior lined with sparkly blue magician turf, and on excellent wheels. The main body is made of strong but light aluminium of 1 or 2mm, the doors are made of 4 or 5mm plywood, painted grey, and the … View moreTROJAN BULL set/storage piece.
A large sturdy metal and plywood creation, with fully empty interior lined with sparkly blue magician turf, and on excellent wheels. The main body is made of strong but light aluminium of 1 or 2mm, the doors are made of 4 or 5mm plywood, painted grey, and the wheels are sturdy rubber trolley wheels in excellent condition.
Bull head (pictured) bolts to the opening on the side. 2-3 persons can easily fit inside.
This is a fantastic piece of construction that could be repurposed to any number of things. It is being given away by The Barbarian Production team, because it no longer fits into the needs of their current projects. Any type of koha would be welcome but we're just looking for someone who can use it and give it a new life! It rolls easily and is raring to go.
Pick up only. Box can be dismantled into two parts (box and wheel frame)
Enquiries 021 0245 0647 or message us
Body Length - 181cm
Base length (including wheels) - 188.5cm
Height - 120cm
Body width - 80cm
Base width - 110.5cm
Internal width - 78.5cm
Internal length - 179cm
Internal height - 71cm
Height of shelf underneath - 12cm
Height from floor to shelf - 17cm
Headpiece opening
Width - 21cm
Height - 23.2cm
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The Team from Wellington Water
Welcome to the first edition of Te Kaitiaki Wai – Wellington Water’s official magazine.
Here at Wellington Water, our vision is to create excellence in regional water services so communities prosper.
We deliver our services by focusing on three customer outcomes, which are the driving … View moreWelcome to the first edition of Te Kaitiaki Wai – Wellington Water’s official magazine.
Here at Wellington Water, our vision is to create excellence in regional water services so communities prosper.
We deliver our services by focusing on three customer outcomes, which are the driving force behind our day-to-day work: safe and healthy water; respectful for the environment; and resilient networks support our economy.
Te Kaitiaki Wai is an opportunity for us to share with you some stories about the work we're doing on the ground, and how it delivers the outcomes you see and experience every day in your community.
Happy reading!
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Scarlett from Brooklyn
Everything is working fine. When you see them here, they are still available. So first come, first served. More items and photos in the comments! Address: 2/42 Hoover street. Phone 0274562212. Please don't text me to my phone. Comment or private messages here are preferred!
The below … View moreEverything is working fine. When you see them here, they are still available. So first come, first served. More items and photos in the comments! Address: 2/42 Hoover street. Phone 0274562212. Please don't text me to my phone. Comment or private messages here are preferred!
The below things can be picked up on Saturday 14 July at 4-5pm or Monday at 15 July at 10am-1pm:
Blue gum boot size 3: 5$
Black leather boots size 36: 5$
New black and white sandals size 36: 10$
Washing machine: (it washes well but the spin is a bit weak and clothes are wet after wash) 100$
Inhabit cotton futons king single: 40$
2 lunch box: 5$
Flower vases: 5$ each
Plant rack with fabric box (plants not included): 30$
Bin: 5$ or free to bundle with anything above 10$
Pool table top: 200$. To bundle with the free computer table.
Clothes rack: 5$ each
20 sticks (about 2m long): 20$
2 red cups: 10$
Double orange door curtains: 2.4mH x 2.2mW: 30$
Double orange double window curtains: 1.6mH x 2.2mW: 30$
Pet basket: 5$/each or free to bundle with anything more than 10$
New colourful shoes size 36: 30$
Naked lady flower pot: 15$
Daffodil flower pot: 10$/each
Lemon tree: 10$
Scooter box: 20$
Red or pink sports shoes: 15$/pair
Bikes: flat tires, free to bundle with anything above 10$
Other things: free
70 replies (Members only)
Ingrid from Brooklyn
Come along and enjoy arranging flowers! Local landscape designer Ingrid Gotlieb will discuss which flowers and foliage are good for arranging. Learn to make beautiful flower arrangements for every day use. All materials are supplied.
Hear what everyone is talking about! Come in and test drive our new machine learning device. Book your next appointment today! Learn more
Community Engagement Advisor from
Find out what the changes to Metlink services mean for you before school starts at www.metlink.org.nz...
Nice Place Property Management Ltd
With landlords making efforts to ensure their rental properties are warm, dry and meeting the requirements of the Healthy Homes Guarantee Act – it’s a shame to see tenants not doing their part.
Cancer Society NZ - Wellington Division
A stunning project has happened at our Wellington HQ, thanks to a grant from the Dry July Foundation. This mural - created by the talented Sean Duffell, uplifts our visitors, volunteers and staff's day as well as bringing vibrancy to our beautiful Newtown community. We are so grateful to have … View moreA stunning project has happened at our Wellington HQ, thanks to a grant from the Dry July Foundation. This mural - created by the talented Sean Duffell, uplifts our visitors, volunteers and staff's day as well as bringing vibrancy to our beautiful Newtown community. We are so grateful to have our profile represented this way. Come and have a look! 😍🦄🌈💗 Newtown, New Zealand
Community Engagement Advisor from
We will be providing extra seating and train services for the Hurricanes vs Chiefs game this Friday 20 July to get you home after the game. Event Tickets will also be available for purchase on the day (which will make your trip cheaper!)
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Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council
Want a fun family outing this weekend at Queen Elizabeth Park on Sunday 29th July? It’s your chance to get your gumboots on and get dirty. Even if you’ve never picked up a spade or can’t tell the difference between a Manuka and a Matai, don’t be put off from lending a hand #LeafYourLegacy
Your days of rushing off to the supermarket to buy that missing ingredient are over - with a hanging herb garden you don't even have to leave the kitchen!
Hang pots of your favourite herbs from your kitchen window to brighten up the view and simultaneously make your life just that little … View moreYour days of rushing off to the supermarket to buy that missing ingredient are over - with a hanging herb garden you don't even have to leave the kitchen!
Hang pots of your favourite herbs from your kitchen window to brighten up the view and simultaneously make your life just that little bit easier 🌱
Keep a look out for more kitchen ideas from www.justpaterson.co.nz... - Wellington's most creative real estate agency.
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