Titahi Bay Community Group

Kylie, haere rā. What an incredible wahine toa. You will be missed in ways that will take a long time to comprehend. You have left behind deep grooves of aroha. Haere ki te kimi i tētahi wāhi rangimārie.

Last day to enroll to vote today. https://vote.nz/enrolling/enrol-or-update/enrol-or-update-online
If you want to see a change in Government, don't just hope, vote! If you love this Government, vote.

Enrol or update online Enrol to vote or check and update your enrolment details. Get ready to have your say in New Zealand’s elections and referendums.

We have been asked to create a post for someone who want to remain anonymous. We just don't see this as our role sorry. Also, out committee are dedicated volunteers and do not wish to be contacted on their personal pages. Thank you for respecting these boundaries. We need our volunteers to feel safe and clear about their roles. All the best out there. We are a strong and awesome community, together.

Congrats to Titahi Bay local, Jo Dow, for becoming the latest Porirua Councillor. We really look forward to actioning local community and environment needs together. And to the others who put their efforts into the election - things have a way of working out. You are needed elsewhere.

Thanks to Porirua Salvation Army for hosting a candidates meeting in Canons Creek last night where pressing social issues identified by the Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit shared. Thanks also to the candidates who shared their time and passion with us. Insightful, informative and much appreciated by the many TBay locals who attended.

The first hui of the Nature Bay community collective was rubbish! Actually, the hui was great but there was a lot of talk about rubbish. Titahi Bay groups environmental groups are up to their eyeballs dealing with, working around and picking up rubbish....and so we have the first item on our November hui agenda.
Email [email protected] if you would like to join the Nature Bay email list and WhatsApp group.

Do you know what to do in an emergency? How can we tautoko eachother? Today, we started our reconnection with emergency management for Titahi Bay. Ngā mihi nui Whetū from Wellington Region Emergency Management Office and community champions Jess, Finn, Abbe and Aggie. Others in T Bay have done an enormous amount of work in this space - we build on your mahi. Lets get prepared so we can respond well if we need to. Watch this space for emergency community hub info, preparedness and what to do if a disaster does happen.

After celebrating our Kai in the Bay peeps recently we had a cracking start to our 'Year of Nature', kicking off with a very well attended workshop at Tireti Hall.
The energy is high, the ideas are flowing. Can't wait to set up the next steps at our 2nd hui on Wednesday 7 October 6pm.
Get in touch to be added to our Nature Bay email list and/or Whats App Group.

Nice one.