Kiwis are terrible drivers. Over the holidays, the news has been full of the consequences of our bad driving habits as the dead and maimed piled up across the country. Largely these victims were the consequences of basic driving errors – speeding, badly-judged overtaking moves, hit-and-run crashes, drinking and driving, and failing to put on a seat belt. We kill ourselves on the road at more than twice the rate of the UK and rank as one of the worst performers for road deaths in the OECD.
And we’re no better around Wellington’s narrow streets, which is why the much-maligned “spy car” is such an essential tool. In the Wellington region, road deaths and injuries rose 10% last year, bucking the national trend.
Upcoming Themes and Readings Themes and readings for the Sunday services to be used in your house churches or for personal study. Young Families’ Lunch – 15th November – 74 […]
Spring is here and it's time to get growing! Bring along any spare seeds or seedlings to swap during the kai co-op's opening hours, or simply come and see what's available.
