Nan and Tuna have been friends for 70 years and now it is time for one last adventure together. But before they leave they need to find someone to care for the river. A puppet show about eels, rivers and friendship Made in 2016 for Porirua Harbour Trust with support from Philipp Family Foundation and Porirua Creative Communities For bookings contact Anna Bailey on stringbeanpuppets@gmail.com

Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all of our friends. We want you to have fun and be safe this summer. See our top tips for enjoying this special time without needing a visit from us.

Everyone has a reason to wear their onesie, so pull out that onesie, or just your wallet, and celebrate Wellington Free Ambulance. We’re your paramedics – the ones who are here for you and the only ones in the country who are free. Make a donation this Onesie Day and you’ll be helping all the people in your neighbourhood. Text ONES to 4847 to donate $3. Nice one!

Last week we shared the story of Shirley Martin, our fantastic patron and Ladies Auxiliary president from the 1950s. Watch this short video to hear more from Shirley as she remembers the early fundraising days at Wellington Free. If you feel inspired by Shirley, check out the 'Get Involved' section of our website and see how you can help keep Wellington Free Ambulance free. http://www.wfa.org.nz/get-involved

One evening deep in the New Zealand bush a lonely kiwi looks up at the sky and mistakes the full moon for a giant egg. Can kiwis fly? Can moons fall from the sky? Can wishes come true? A magical string puppet adventure that introduces the audience to an intimate encounter with a few of New Zealand's special native creatures for bookings contact Anna at stringbeanpuppets@gmail.com Video by Media Ray www.mediaray.co.nz/

When Dina fell several metres landing on rocks and breaking her fema, she was alone and isolated with only her dog…until the Wellington Free Ambulance paramedics found her and got her to safety. www.wfa.org.nz

Wellington Free Ambulance is the only paramedics service in Wellington and the Wairarapa and the only ones in the country who are free. Our team answer 101,000 phone calls and respond to 48,000 incidents every year thanks to the kind donations from our community. Visit www.wfa.org.nz to learn more.

A starry eyed story about a little blue penguin who seeks help from the night sky when his friend is captured by a sea monster. This show talks about pollution in the Oceans and constellations in the Southern Sky. For bookings contact Anna at stringbeanpuppets@gmail.com Video by Media Ray www.mediaray.co.nz