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Don't be one of those who miss outWe know there were a lot of disappointed people who missed out of getting their hands on our lemon meringue donuts last weekend. We are doing the same flavour this week. If you’d like to pre-order any for Saturday or Sunday, get in touch via DM ASAP. Very limited amounts.
Some time out in your favourite meet up place for everyoneAs promised – we're doing double digits big! 🔟![]()
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We'll be celebrating from June 24 – 28th at our Miramar taphouse, and we hope you'll be there, too. There's loads on, so be sure to check back for details in the coming weeks. ![]()
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– Wednesday, June 24: The Canning Line Comedy Show returns + Hoppy Hour food and drink deals all day!![]()
– Thursday, June 25: A special DVB-themed Pub Quiz![]()
– Friday, June 26: Legendary DJ Takas will be spinning all evening ![]()
– Saturday, June 27: 'Top Wings' – our first ever hot wings eating competition!![]()
– Sunday, June 28: Beer Bingo Blowout – show up and show down![]()
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We'll see you there!🎉
Reference • TR 62-26 TKKM o Ngā Mokopuna – Variable Speed Limit Scope Amendment![]()
Location – where we propose to make the change![]()
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Marine Parade, Falkirk Avenue, Forres Street, and Inglis Street from 8:20am-9:10am and 2:40pm-3:40pm School Days Only![]()
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Ventnor Street: The amendment is to include variable speed 30km/hr 8:20am-![]()
9:10am and 2:40pm-3:40pm School Days Only on Ventnor Street. The previous 50km/hr signs have now been removed.![]()
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What is the change • The proposed change is to is remove the location the 50km/hr signs originally approved on 28th August 2025 (TR82-25) on Ventnor Street.![]()
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• After further consultation, it was found that the school have an additional school gate on Ventnor Street which means this needs to be part of the variable speed limit zone, operating at 30 km/hr speed during school pick up and drop off hours. Therefore, this proposal seeks to update the zone to include Ventnor Street.![]()
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• By moving the sign locations, this also requires an update to the legal description database which is included in this traffic resolution.![]()
• For more details, please refer to original and amended plans included below.![]()
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• This change is an amendment to the initial changes required by the Land![]()
Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 2024.![]()
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Impact • Pedestrian/vehicle impact – Improves pedestrian safety by slowing down vehicle speed around schools during drop-off and pick up times. In the event of ![]()
In incident, lower vehicle speed reduces the risk for the crash and the severity of injury. As a result, the outcome of the incident is likely to be less severe than if the vehicle was travelling at a higher speed
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Public transport is important to Wellington, with the highest bus patronage per capita for any city in New Zealand. The Harbour Quays and Eastern Bus Corridor projects are designed to make bus journey…
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Reference • TR61-26 Brussels Street, Miramar- Formalise Give Way control![]()
Location – where we propose to make the change![]()
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• Brussels Street, Miramar – Outside no. 1 to 76.![]()
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What we’d like to do • Formalise existing give way controls along Brussels Street and install missing signs and road markings.![]()
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Why we are proposing the change • At the intersections of Brussels Street with Tauhinu Road/Park Road and![]()
Para Street historically those vehicles on Brussels Street must yield to vehicles travelling on the roads identified above.![]()
• Upon inspection it has been found that these intersections, while![]()
containing some elements that are required for a give way control, such as signs and road markings, are each missing at least one element equired to make it complaint with NZTA legislation and have not been formalised in our database.![]()
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• Therefore, this traffic resolution is to formalise the de-facto give way controls along Brussels Street which are in place and to bring them up to national standard by installing the missing elements that have been identified.![]()
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• To improve safety and consistency across the roading network we are proposing to bring the existing intersections up to standard regarding give way controls and have them agreed upon by council.
transportprojects.org.nz
Public transport is important to Wellington, with the highest bus patronage per capita for any city in New Zealand. The Harbour Quays and Eastern Bus Corridor projects are designed to make bus journey…
Are you a Barista, The Larder has work for youCan you make a fantastic coffee? We want you to work with us at The Larder! We need an experienced barista to round out our team 🌟![]()
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🥰 Love great coffee & making people smile![]()
🤩 Remember regulars' names & orders![]()
🌞 Don't mind an early morning![]()
Get in touch with us and let's have a chat!![]()
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Also looking for a part time duty manager with LCQ/managers cert. If you can do both – even better! ![]()
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Immediate start available
Amazing thank you to the team for the great workCongratulations to the whole Secrets of the Penguins team. These awards are the result of your remarkable work, in such difficult conditions, to tell the amazing and heartwarming story of penguin families.
Stay tuned updates comingNew location, same friendly team! 💙🧡![]()
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We’re excited to announce that we’ll soon be moving to 11 Tauhinu Road from early July.![]()
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There may be some temporary stock limitations while we relocate, but we’ll be ready to welcome you soon! Thanks for supporting us through the move 🚚
Who can resistDonut day!!! Lemon meringue custard!! 🤤🤤🤤![]()
Housemade lemon curd, vanilla custard cream, burnt Italian meringue! ![]()
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Miramar industrial area, office/storage space for rent. Approximately 30m2, shared toilet and kitchen areas. $200 -$300.00 per week plus power and internet.
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Work is underway to replace three sections of seawall that support part of Massey Road, the coastal transport route in Maupuia. To enable this work, the road connecting Shelly Bay to Scorching Bay will be closed to motorists for 5 months from June – October 2026. ![]()
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What are we doing ![]()
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We’re replacing a total of 220m of existing seawall in two separate locations along Massey Road: ![]()
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One section (86m) in Mahanga Bay, opposite #270 Massey Road ![]()
Two sections (76m & 57m) in Kau Bay, approximately 200m south of Point Halswell Lighthouse ![]()
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Preliminary construction began in March 2026 with works on all three seawalls expected to be complete by October 2026 through utilisation of the road closure. Traffic management is currently in place around the construction sites. ![]()
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Road closure ![]()
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From June – October 2026, Massey Road will be closed between Point Halswell Lighthouse and Herbies Beach (pullover area), north of Scorching Bay. ![]()
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No cars, motorcycles, or heavy vehicles can use the road during this period, with the exception of construction traffic and emergency services. ![]()
Pedestrians and cyclists can continue to use the road both ways with traffic control in place. ![]()
To access the eastern bays, traffic will be redirected through Miramar, over the eastern hills into Karaka Bay (via Awa Road). ![]()
Alternatively, cars can access these areas via Seatoun tunnel or from Breaker Bay. ![]()
Standard working hours will be 6am–6pm, Monday–Saturday for the duration of the road closure. ![]()
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A full road closure allows for scheduled works at both sites to be completed over one 5-month period. This will: ![]()
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bring forward the completion date for all three walls from Feb/March 2027 to October 2026, ![]()
reduce disruption to road users by an estimated 5 months (outside the summer season), and ![]()
reduce overall traffic management costs by an estimated 50%. ![]()
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The road closure has the added benefit of allowing other suitable maintenance works to be carried out in the area safely, reducing future im
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We’re replacing an existing seawall that supports part of Massey Road.
"Vonuts is a small Wellington donut shop serving fresh handmade donuts, great coffee, and monthly changing flavours that are a little fun and nostalgic. We always have plant-based and gluten-free options available as well.![]()
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After five years in the CBD on Willis Street, we recently opened our second store at 24 Southampton Road in Miramar. The Miramar shop is also home to our kitchen, where all our donuts are baked fresh every morning for both stores.![]()
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We love getting to know local regulars and creating spaces that feel warm, welcoming and community focused. Whether you stop by for a quick coffee or a box of donuts to share, we’re always happy to have you."
Be in to taste and win wild food Challenge time is running out you only have until the 31st MayHave you tried our wild Food Challenge dish yet??![]()
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CHOOK & TATER TOWER![]()
Wild rocket piled with kūmara mash, roast parsnip, sautéed courgette, eggplant and mushroom, crowned with herby chicken rissoles and honey mustard vinaigrette ![]()
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Available to 31st May from 11am-9pm