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The Spooky Men's Chorale - founded by Christchurch born Stephen Taberner - are coming to the city this weekend! Do you have tickets? Their Saturday evening show is sold out but the 4pm family show will still pack the full Spooky experience.
There is also a singing workshop hosted by the men … View moreThe Spooky Men's Chorale - founded by Christchurch born Stephen Taberner - are coming to the city this weekend! Do you have tickets? Their Saturday evening show is sold out but the 4pm family show will still pack the full Spooky experience.
There is also a singing workshop hosted by the men at Cathedral College tomorrow. See the story below for details and links.
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Join Operatunity for the Rat Pack Returns! Led by crowd pleaser Bonaventure Allan-Moetaua and accompanied by a live band, we pay tribute to The Rat Pack. Featuring many of the all-time favourites like My Way and Fly Me to the Moon. Joining them is the multi-talented Rutene Spooner - he promises to … View moreJoin Operatunity for the Rat Pack Returns! Led by crowd pleaser Bonaventure Allan-Moetaua and accompanied by a live band, we pay tribute to The Rat Pack. Featuring many of the all-time favourites like My Way and Fly Me to the Moon. Joining them is the multi-talented Rutene Spooner - he promises to reprise his amazing version of Mr Bojangles - and our exciting newcomer Tainui Kuru.
Take a walk down memory lane as our singers blend vocally with tight harmonies and melodious singing, and enjoy the camaraderie and antics that the original Rat Pack were famous for.
On Monday 19/3 & Tuesday 20/3 the Hearing to oppose the building of a Liquorland store takes place @ 180 Smith St from 10am-5pm. A huge effort has gone in by the Phillipstown/Linwood community and others. We need as many citizens as possible to come to not only support us who will speak but … View moreOn Monday 19/3 & Tuesday 20/3 the Hearing to oppose the building of a Liquorland store takes place @ 180 Smith St from 10am-5pm. A huge effort has gone in by the Phillipstown/Linwood community and others. We need as many citizens as possible to come to not only support us who will speak but indicate to the Applicant, and any others this license is not good for our community. Please attend when you can.
Thanks.
Paul Mulvaney
The Christchurch City Council needs to find another $1.6 million to complete the delayed first stage of the multimillion-dollar Ngā Puna Wai sports hub.
Stage one's athletics and hockey facilities are now expected to open this winter, while tennis facilities will open next summer and rugby… View moreThe Christchurch City Council needs to find another $1.6 million to complete the delayed first stage of the multimillion-dollar Ngā Puna Wai sports hub.
Stage one's athletics and hockey facilities are now expected to open this winter, while tennis facilities will open next summer and rugby league facilities will open in autumn 2019.
With over 200 events registered - Neighbours Day Aotearoa is gonna be a big one this year! If you've registered an event and want it on the public events map on our website check your inbox (or spam folders) for an email from us. If you can't find it, email us and we'll pop it up … View moreWith over 200 events registered - Neighbours Day Aotearoa is gonna be a big one this year! If you've registered an event and want it on the public events map on our website check your inbox (or spam folders) for an email from us. If you can't find it, email us and we'll pop it up online ASAP #NDA2018
This Saturday 24 March rain or shine. Portman St, Woolston. Signs and balloons out at 8.30am - 12.30. All sorts of items. Anything left for the last 30 minutes will be half the price.
Could a capital gains tax (not on the family home), taking GST off healthy food, or taxing activity that damages the environment, make NZ an even better place to live and work?
These are just three of the areas the Tax Working Group want to hear your thoughts on. Head over to the Tax Working … View moreCould a capital gains tax (not on the family home), taking GST off healthy food, or taxing activity that damages the environment, make NZ an even better place to live and work?
These are just three of the areas the Tax Working Group want to hear your thoughts on. Head over to the Tax Working Group’s website today to watch a series of five short videos explaining the issues, and let them know your thoughts in the comment section.
Have your say on the future of tax at: taxworkinggroup.govt.nz/have-your-say-future-tax
If you are looking at Japan as a destination for next year then check out House of Travels fully escorted trip. Any questions on this or perhaps another trip, feel free to email me at work kelliew@hot.co.nz
A talented duo of colour and painting experts from Resene joined us for a chat on Homed tonight to answer all your colour conundrums and share their top tips for perfecting your paint jobs.
If you missed it, you can still check out what they had to say and pick up some new ideas, here.
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We have a rotary clothes line in good condition to give away if anyone would like it. It's on a locking socket so just lifts out of the ground. It winds up and down and also locks in one position.
Contact me via a message or on 027 399 6200.
Regards Fane
We would like to bu a salon style hood hairdryer. Retro would be great, but newer would still be ok. Many thanks, Cathy & Paul
Have you or your children noticed some pretty little black bugs with yellow or white spots that sort of look like ladybugs in your vege garden lately?
They could be on your bean plants, tomatoes, grape vines or various other plants.
The bad news is that they aren't ladybugs or even pretty … View moreHave you or your children noticed some pretty little black bugs with yellow or white spots that sort of look like ladybugs in your vege garden lately?
They could be on your bean plants, tomatoes, grape vines or various other plants.
The bad news is that they aren't ladybugs or even pretty in any way. They are in fact the nymphs of the green vegetable bug (Nezara viridula), a sap sucking bug that will suck the life out of your tomatoes, beans, grape vines and all sorts of other garden plants. The green vegetable bug is also known as, green stink beetle as they emit a pungent smell when crushed and also shield bugs because of their shape in adult form. I have found that fly spray seems to upset the little buggers in their nymph form which seem to be active now, and but of course there are more active remedies available from your favourite garden shop. Always check under leaves for the eggs which will be in a group of about 60 and rub them off. The green vegetable bug (Nezara viridula) has been in NZ since1944.
PLEASE NOTE, these are not the brown marmorated stink bug/Asian stink bug that MPI want reported to them if seen.
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Whether you're motivated by a tight budget or a desire for one-off pieces, if you like the idea of upcycling check out our beginner's guide for some top tips to get started.
We asked some upcycling experts to share their secrets on what works and what doesn't to breathe new life … View moreWhether you're motivated by a tight budget or a desire for one-off pieces, if you like the idea of upcycling check out our beginner's guide for some top tips to get started.
We asked some upcycling experts to share their secrets on what works and what doesn't to breathe new life into pre-loved treasures. We'd love to see the results of your own upcycling projects - you can share your before and after pics here. And don't forget you can enter them in Neighbourly's Upcycling awards too!
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