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Seatoun Tunnel will be closed from midnight on Sunday 24 June until 5am Monday 25 June to remove the trolley bus overhead wires. A traffic management plan will be in place, so please follow directions. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Click here for more info on the project
… View moreSeatoun Tunnel will be closed from midnight on Sunday 24 June until 5am Monday 25 June to remove the trolley bus overhead wires. A traffic management plan will be in place, so please follow directions. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Click here for more info on the project
Photo: Nat Archives. Circa 1910, Ref: 1/2-091609-F.
Join in the celebrations for #WellyMatariki at your very own inner-city community garden at Bond Street Friday (15 June) lunchtime from 12 noon. There will be free kai, fun activities for kids & their whānau...plus opportunities to learn and relax in the garden! More info
Car for Sale ! Don't judge a book by it's cover, in this case, don't judge a car by it's faded paint job. This car will not disappoint ! It has served me well, though I was lucky enough to inherit a new one so I no-longer need this little beauty. Honda Logo, 1996. I've … View moreCar for Sale ! Don't judge a book by it's cover, in this case, don't judge a car by it's faded paint job. This car will not disappoint ! It has served me well, though I was lucky enough to inherit a new one so I no-longer need this little beauty. Honda Logo, 1996. I've owned her for 3 years and she has never let me down. Flew through her last warrant and will do the same with the next. Perfect car to wizz around the narrow streets of Wellington. ~$60~ to fill, will get you from Wellington to Hamilton ! Comes with warrant and rego and oil change. $1200ono. PM me to check her out ;)
It was with incredulity and mounting anger that I read the DomPost article (1st June) about the pending closure of CAB's in the Wellington area.
Well done Brian Davis, Jill Day and the unidentified Council Staffer who are "absolutely confident" that they have made the right … View moreIt was with incredulity and mounting anger that I read the DomPost article (1st June) about the pending closure of CAB's in the Wellington area.
Well done Brian Davis, Jill Day and the unidentified Council Staffer who are "absolutely confident" that they have made the right decision. Absolute spurious drivel to defend "cost cutting" and closure of an organisation that has provided thousands of Wellingtonians with professional advise/guidance, advocacy and support in dealing with many toxic and bureaucratic organisations such as Work and Income, ACC, Housing NZ and the Council. Fortuitously, well trained volunteers also provide invaluable assistance for a diverse range of issues in more positive circumstances. Priceless volunteers and staff have been kicked in the guts.
Readers may wish to go online to www.cab.org.nz... and read the CABNZ submission on Local Government (Community Wellbeing Amendment Bill 2018 (May 2018). This is just one of many submissions that the CAB make on behalf of those who are less fortunate requiring professional advocacy.
The Council spend more than $250,000 annually on staff "perks", travel etc, but cannot sustain this amount to continue the operation of five Wellington branches of the CAB beyond December 2018. It is obvious that vulnerable people in our community are considered inconsequential
Ever wondered what our homes will be like in 20 to 30 years? Away from predictions of robots doing everything for us, experts say it's not all about the gimmicks.
Take a tour of a house of the future to see what role technology will have to play and let us know what features you'd like… View moreEver wondered what our homes will be like in 20 to 30 years? Away from predictions of robots doing everything for us, experts say it's not all about the gimmicks.
Take a tour of a house of the future to see what role technology will have to play and let us know what features you'd like your home to have.
Check out our temporary new Manners Street clinic!
Have a look inside, you'll find us at 27 Manners Street until we find our next permanent store.
Some of our fantastic agents have come back from the Gold Coast inspired after attending AREC - the world's greatest real estate event. An awesome opportunity to keep our JP team growing alongside the market!
Our regional parks are filled with fun family day out activities. A series of events happen throughout the parks around the year, like this farmers day in …. We are now seeking your ideas on how to make our parks even better for the next parks network plan.
Let us know at … View moreOur regional parks are filled with fun family day out activities. A series of events happen throughout the parks around the year, like this farmers day in …. We are now seeking your ideas on how to make our parks even better for the next parks network plan.
Let us know at www.surveymonkey.com...
Samaritans is turning Blue Monday into Brew Monday on 18 June, by encouraging people to get together for a cup of tea and a chat, which is a great way to connect with people and improve your mental health.
We live in an age where people communicate by text or online rather than sitting down and … View moreSamaritans is turning Blue Monday into Brew Monday on 18 June, by encouraging people to get together for a cup of tea and a chat, which is a great way to connect with people and improve your mental health.
We live in an age where people communicate by text or online rather than sitting down and having a proper two way conversation with each other. Brew Monday is about encouraging people to take the time to really talk and connect with people in a meaningful way.
Workplaces up and down New Zealand are being encouraged to stage Brew Monday tea and chat events to raise funds for Samaritans life-saving helpline service too, so that for people who feel they have nowhere else to turn, we can always be there.
To support Samaritans text HOPE to 5785 to donate $3 or get together with friends or work colleagues for a cuppa and share your moment on social media using the hashtag #NZBrewMonday.
Got pre-loved curtains or fabric? Donate to the Wellington Curtain Bank to help warm the homes of people in need. We’ll upcycle, line and distribute curtains to families with Community Services Cards, helping create healthier homes for all.
Wellington Curtain Bank needs donations for this … View moreGot pre-loved curtains or fabric? Donate to the Wellington Curtain Bank to help warm the homes of people in need. We’ll upcycle, line and distribute curtains to families with Community Services Cards, helping create healthier homes for all.
Wellington Curtain Bank needs donations for this winter. To find out more about what we can accept, go to the Sustainability Trust website or give us a call on 0508 78 78 24 extn 705. You’ll find a donations guide and details for drop off points around the region.
Our Open Day is the perfect opportunity to meet the Silverstream Retreat team and view the beautiful venues set with your ceremony and reception dreams in mind.
And when you realise that you have found your perfect wedding venue, simply … View moreOur Open Day is the perfect opportunity to meet the Silverstream Retreat team and view the beautiful venues set with your ceremony and reception dreams in mind.
And when you realise that you have found your perfect wedding venue, simply book on the day and receive $1500 worth of complimentary luxuries to pimp your wedding!
Luxury Items include:
- Two nights stay in our Oak View Cottage, with Gourmet Breakfast and bubbles.
- For your Reception, our stunning fairy light panels, white chair covers
- Plus a glass of bubbles for your guests on arrival.
To confirm your attendance please register here
Panasonic Viera 40in Plasma TV. HDMI.
With remote.
Frame is 40in x 27in.
Heavy duty base/stand.
Manufactured in 2006. So TV is 12 yrs old.
TV is in great condition.
Buyer must pick up.
While councillors Kedgley and Blakely have been helpful and worked to ensure Roseneath and Hataitai kids can get to Kilbirnie schools once the no 14 route to Rongotai is discontinued, GRWC and Metlink still refuse to consider a compromise and continue the service to Kilbirnie or Rongotai as is … View moreWhile councillors Kedgley and Blakely have been helpful and worked to ensure Roseneath and Hataitai kids can get to Kilbirnie schools once the no 14 route to Rongotai is discontinued, GRWC and Metlink still refuse to consider a compromise and continue the service to Kilbirnie or Rongotai as is currently the case. Metlink are using inaccurate data, ignoring the peak hour use, and while they have said they still have the ability to reinstate the service they refuse to. Thank you to those who appeared before the transport committee on 9 May. Most councillors were interested in our issues but I felt Cr Barabara Donaldson's behaviour was inappropriately aggressive toward us especially when some of our party were clearly nervous and tearful. Metlink staff were I thought also unexpectedly rude and dismissive when we were polite. Our petition has been ignored too. Anyone interested in keeping the number 14 might be best placed emailing the transport committee chair Barbara.Donaldson@gw.govt.nz. We are also asking our kids to collect bus use stats this week to email to the council. I may be naive but I still think the council should be meeting our needs and listening to us!
Hi neighbours just wondering if anyone can do me and my family some family photos . Or any recommendations would be awesome.
Recut5 will open our #WellyMatariki celebrations on Friday - a creative and uniquely Wellington flavoured FREE public event. Bring friends and family along to Civic Square or pop over after work. (Starts at 5.35PM sharp) More info
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