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My 14 year old son who goes to Boys High School is looking for work so he can save for a trip to Japan with his school when he is 16. He is looking for Babysitting jobs or willing to help with any out door chores ie. mowing lawns or gardening. He is a very keen and hard worker.
Please … View moreHi All
My 14 year old son who goes to Boys High School is looking for work so he can save for a trip to Japan with his school when he is 16. He is looking for Babysitting jobs or willing to help with any out door chores ie. mowing lawns or gardening. He is a very keen and hard worker.
Please call or text Vinny on 02041663452
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Looking for a recommendation for a dishwasher repair person. Our dishwasher has stopped working and we'd like to get it fixed - it's pretty old I think (came with the house) but we're getting the kitchen renovated soon so we'd like to retain it in working order till … View moreHi
Looking for a recommendation for a dishwasher repair person. Our dishwasher has stopped working and we'd like to get it fixed - it's pretty old I think (came with the house) but we're getting the kitchen renovated soon so we'd like to retain it in working order till we're ready to get a new one.
Thanks
New Zealand Police, and in particular 111, is increasingly contacted as the first port of call in a mental health crisis.
To make sure those who need help get it, in 2018 a dedicated helpline was established for those who are feeling overwhelmed, anxious and down. People can call or text … View moreNew Zealand Police, and in particular 111, is increasingly contacted as the first port of call in a mental health crisis.
To make sure those who need help get it, in 2018 a dedicated helpline was established for those who are feeling overwhelmed, anxious and down. People can call or text ‘1737’ any time, day or night, to get FREE help from a trained mental health professional.
Please share so others in our community know about this life-saving helpline!
#NSNZmentalhealth #safercommunitiestogether
Warriors league star and Kiwi Can Leader Langi Veainu is on the cusp of becoming a dual international as a Black Fern.
As Neighbourly continues to grow, so do the number of discussions on your newsfeed. This could mean you might be finding your community is a little on the busy side.
Here are some tips on how to customise your newsfeed and reduce some of that Neighbourly noise.
Leaves are big in art prints right now and are simple enough to create yourself.
Like this one inspired by an oversized leaf print, inspired by the Monstera leaf and bold Resene testpot colours.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to … View moreLeaves are big in art prints right now and are simple enough to create yourself.
Like this one inspired by an oversized leaf print, inspired by the Monstera leaf and bold Resene testpot colours.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself.
Everything to go.
Household goods & appliances.
Linen & bedding
Duvets, pillows, cushions
Cutlery, crockery, baking, vases, glasses (some crystal)
… View moreEverything to go.
Household goods & appliances.
Linen & bedding
Duvets, pillows, cushions
Cutlery, crockery, baking, vases, glasses (some crystal)
Containers, cooking utensils
Garden tools
Retro sewing table
China Cabinet
Outdoor Furniture
Armless bedroom chair
Books (hard backed and paper backed) some historical
Electric heaters
Stationery
Pots & Pot Plants
Please bring your own bag
Super cheap. A few items priced but most are $1 or $2 or make an offer.
PLEASE DO NOT COME UP DRIVE - PARK ON BLIGHS ROAD
PLS IN RESPECT OF OTHER TENANTS.
15 Ashmore Lane, Strowan (off Blighs Road) not before 8am.
See you there.
Ali Cats Cattery - where Cats go for a vacation....
Purpose built, safe, warm (under floor heating) and secure. Charges start from only $15 per day.
You are invited to attend the next University of Canterbury Community Meeting | Hua ā-Hāpori on Monday 14 October 5pm - 6pm, to be held on campus in Undercroft 101, Level 1, Puaka-James Hight (Central Library).
At this meeting, the UCSA president will discuss upcoming events and there will also … View moreYou are invited to attend the next University of Canterbury Community Meeting | Hua ā-Hāpori on Monday 14 October 5pm - 6pm, to be held on campus in Undercroft 101, Level 1, Puaka-James Hight (Central Library).
At this meeting, the UCSA president will discuss upcoming events and there will also be a UC update and an opportunity to ask questions.
If you interested in attending, please RSVP to rsvp@canterbury.ac.nz by 5pm, Friday 20 September.
Hi neighbours..my 5 year old lap top screen suddenly went black..what does this mean...is it fixable or junk.. if junk can photos be salvaged...advice appreciated...
This video bulletin is news for kids by kids. Help the young people you know understand our complicated world by watching KEA Kids News with them.
Find out more here.
The Christchurch City Council has to choose whether to take $40 million funding to fix quake-damaged roads or wait years for the chance of up to $70m.
Suburbs Richmond, New Brighton, Linwood/Woolston, Spreydon, and Fendalton/Riccarton have been earmarked for road repairs.
What street/suburb do … View moreThe Christchurch City Council has to choose whether to take $40 million funding to fix quake-damaged roads or wait years for the chance of up to $70m.
Suburbs Richmond, New Brighton, Linwood/Woolston, Spreydon, and Fendalton/Riccarton have been earmarked for road repairs.
What street/suburb do you think needs fixing up most? Tell us in the comments below (please write NFP if you don't want your comments published)
Billions of construction dollars have been pumped into Christchurch since the devastating 2010 and 2011 earthquakes.
Nine years on, the rebuilt central city has emerged as the most modern in New Zealand. But there are still major gaps, most noticeably unfinished Crown anchor projects such as the … View moreBillions of construction dollars have been pumped into Christchurch since the devastating 2010 and 2011 earthquakes.
Nine years on, the rebuilt central city has emerged as the most modern in New Zealand. But there are still major gaps, most noticeably unfinished Crown anchor projects such as the metro sports facility, convention centre and a new stadium.
In a contentious opinion piece, travel writer Brook Sabin said instead of finding a world-class central city taking shape, the prevailing feeling was one of sadness.
What do you think? Is Christchurch sad and soulless or progressive and beautiful?
Read the full stories by clicking the links below and tell us what you think in the comments. (Please write NFP if you don't want your comments published in The Press/Stuff).
UPDATE: Abi has now been found.
Hi neighbours - have you seen this girl?
Police say they are "seriously concerned" for the wellbeing of a girl last seen in the vicinity of Cashmere Road and Hackthorne Road on Sunday around 4:30pm. Abbi has very long strawberry blonde hair and was … View moreUPDATE: Abi has now been found.
Hi neighbours - have you seen this girl?
Police say they are "seriously concerned" for the wellbeing of a girl last seen in the vicinity of Cashmere Road and Hackthorne Road on Sunday around 4:30pm. Abbi has very long strawberry blonde hair and was wearing a long navy jacket with a fur-lined hood, a taupe/neutral-coloured jersey and blue jeans.
Anyone with information is asked to call 105.
The Village Church Community Centre's Market is held in our new building cnr Ilam & Aorangi Rds first Saturdays of the month 9.30am-11.30am. This is run in conjunction with our weekly Clothing Shop. Quality household items, baking, retro & bits & pieces plus our wonderful … View moreThe Village Church Community Centre's Market is held in our new building cnr Ilam & Aorangi Rds first Saturdays of the month 9.30am-11.30am. This is run in conjunction with our weekly Clothing Shop. Quality household items, baking, retro & bits & pieces plus our wonderful barista-made koha coffee. Donations of good quality items are always welcome contact our office: 351-6664 for pickups or just drop them by in the mornings!
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