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Jo Haywood Reporter from Homed
As the temperature drops more of us our reaching for our trusty hot water bottles to stay toasty, but at what risk?
Hundreds of people are reporting hot water bottle burns every year and it's getting worse, especially among children. For the latest hot water bottle safety tips, click here.
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Keep it clean!
Remember to give your bottles and containers a good rinse before putting them in the yellow bin. Food and drink residue can contaminate recyclable material and make the job really unpleasant for our recycling operators.
Find out if you’re recycling the right way here: … View moreKeep it clean!
Remember to give your bottles and containers a good rinse before putting them in the yellow bin. Food and drink residue can contaminate recyclable material and make the job really unpleasant for our recycling operators.
Find out if you’re recycling the right way here: ccc.govt.nz/recycling
The Team from Christchurch City Council
We want to know more! Tell us your thoughts on our natural environment.
Click here: ccc.govt.nz/chchlife
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Mayor Lianne Dalziel has sent a big “thank you” to the people of Christchurch for helping shape the city’s future by providing feedback on the draft Long Term Plan.
Read more on Newsline.
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Mayor Lianne Dalziel has sent a big “thank you” to the people of Christchurch for helping shape the city’s future by providing feedback on the draft Long Term Plan.
Read more on Newsline.
Paul from Phillipstown
Hi, received great news that the application to build a liquor store on the cnr of Aldwin's/Ferry Road was declined. The Applicant has 10 working days to appeal. Big business don't like to lose. This community deserves a pat on the back for your interest & support especially when the … View moreHi, received great news that the application to build a liquor store on the cnr of Aldwin's/Ferry Road was declined. The Applicant has 10 working days to appeal. Big business don't like to lose. This community deserves a pat on the back for your interest & support especially when the going got tough. We showed them we will not tolerate the insatiable & insidious misbehaviour of the Liquor industry. You can google CCC for details or email paulmulvaney2017@gmail.com
33 replies (Members only)
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
Native seedlings naturally regenerating in Christchurch's red zone are being killed by contractors, upsetting conservationists.
Avonside resident and Greening the Red Zone founder Ashley Campbell was horrified when she saw what was once a thick patch of ribbonwood seedlings become a bare … View moreNative seedlings naturally regenerating in Christchurch's red zone are being killed by contractors, upsetting conservationists.
Avonside resident and Greening the Red Zone founder Ashley Campbell was horrified when she saw what was once a thick patch of ribbonwood seedlings become a bare patch of dead shrivelled up stalks after being sprayed by contractors.
But Land Information NZ, which manages the land, says vegetation across the red zone has been independently assessed and plants of significant ecological value already identified and retained.
The Team from Christchurch City Council
The specially designed habitat will hopefully encourage more lizards to settle along the lower Heathcote River in Woolston.
Read more on Newsline.
John from Woolston
After the discussion for a proposed covered stadium and now the announcement of the AB squad we learn the AB's have a new captain 29 y.o. Samuel Lawrence Whitelock (SAM). I believe Sam who is already the captain of the Crusaders will be brilliant as AB captain, he leads by example, he is … View moreAfter the discussion for a proposed covered stadium and now the announcement of the AB squad we learn the AB's have a new captain 29 y.o. Samuel Lawrence Whitelock (SAM). I believe Sam who is already the captain of the Crusaders will be brilliant as AB captain, he leads by example, he is respected and admired by his fellow players, he is calm but encouraging plus he speaks well during after match interviews which is very important for an AB captain.
What do others think ?
Simoane from Burwood
New business in Burwood launched in Chartwell Street!
Healthy delicious
Price: $5
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Recycling: lids and tops go in the red bin.
When recycling your bottles and containers, remember dispose the lids and bottle tops in the red bin. Otherwise our recycling items may get contaminated.
Find out if you’re recycling the right way here: ccc.govt.nz/recycling
This Sunday the Clubhouse Cafe @ Waimairi Beach GC is hosting ha Pink Ribbon champagne breakfast fundraiser from 10:00 am. We recommend booking a table for this event as it is proving to be quite popular.
The event open to all members (including social members), members of other golf clubs with … View moreThis Sunday the Clubhouse Cafe @ Waimairi Beach GC is hosting ha Pink Ribbon champagne breakfast fundraiser from 10:00 am. We recommend booking a table for this event as it is proving to be quite popular.
The event open to all members (including social members), members of other golf clubs with reciprocal rights and guests accompanied by members of our club. Not a member yet, ask us how you can join as a full or social member. You must be a member to purchase alcohol.
Also we are fundraising for the golf club by selling the 2018-19 Entertainment Book. Give us a call to reserve yours today!!
And don't forget this Thursday the 24th is our QUIZ NIGHT. The quiz starts at 7pm and meal specials from 5pm!!
Alpine View TRILife Talk – How to Live Fast and Die Old… with Dr Tom Mulholland
We have a limited number of seats available for this dynamic talk with guest speaker Dr Tom Mulholland. Come along and join the residents of Alpine View and learn how to measure your own personal wellness and the… View moreAlpine View TRILife Talk – How to Live Fast and Die Old… with Dr Tom Mulholland
We have a limited number of seats available for this dynamic talk with guest speaker Dr Tom Mulholland. Come along and join the residents of Alpine View and learn how to measure your own personal wellness and the secret to living fast and dying old!
Dr Tom Mulholland is an Emergency Department Doctor and GP with over 25 years’ experience. He has hosted his own TV and Radio shows, written two internationally best-selling books and been a professional speaker to the likes of Google, Microsoft and Hilton for the last 10 years.
This week, Dr Tom is coming to Alpine View Lifestyle Village to present his innovative way of viewing wellness.
This Thursday 24th May from 4pm
Alpine View Lifestyle Village,
448 Prestons Road, Waitikiri
Limited number of seats still available, book now to avoid missing out. This is a FREE event.
Call 03 383 1333 or email reception@alpineview.co.nz
Reporter Homed
*** UPDATE *** Thanks to everyone who's voted in the poll and been in touch to share their thoughts on this topic. You can read our full story, here.
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