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Looking for exciting and inspirational ideas on ways to reduce your food waste? Come along to the Food Lovers Masterclass with Kate Meads on 22 June from 6pm to 8pm.
There will also have a sign language interpreter at this workshop as the event is organised with Deaf Aotearoa. Find out more … View moreLooking for exciting and inspirational ideas on ways to reduce your food waste? Come along to the Food Lovers Masterclass with Kate Meads on 22 June from 6pm to 8pm.
There will also have a sign language interpreter at this workshop as the event is organised with Deaf Aotearoa. Find out more here: bit.ly...
I am available to do readings this Saturday, $45 for 30-40 mins, $90 for 1hour +, healing also available. Many years experience, including Channeling and readings at the Edgeware Spiritualist Church. Eastside preferred. I can come to you.
Regenerate Christchurch have released a the long-awaited plan intended to fix Christchurch City's heart.
The new plan for the city's Cathedral Square will see a mix of green and paved surfaces to create a strong city heart and encourage events. Its execution is intended to be phased, … View moreRegenerate Christchurch have released a the long-awaited plan intended to fix Christchurch City's heart.
The new plan for the city's Cathedral Square will see a mix of green and paved surfaces to create a strong city heart and encourage events. Its execution is intended to be phased, rolled out in stages as building projects around the square were completed.
As suggested in a draft concept released last year, the redesigned square would have three main spaces, each with their own character – a green zone with trees and water southeast of Christ Church Cathedral, a youth-friendly meeting space by the new library, and a large event and meeting space on the western side.
Were you aware of the plans? What do you think about them? Do you like the designs? Is there anything missing?
Read more about the plans here
BEEN VET CHECKED, IT'S A LITTLE BOY NOT NEUTERED AND IS AROUND 5-6 MONTHS OLD. NO MICROCHIP. BECAUSE HE IS A STRAY (AND HAS BEEN FOR AT LEAST A WEEK) AND UNCLAIMED HE WILL BE NEUTERED IN A FEW WEEKS IF HE REMAINS UNCLAIMED SO IF HE STRAYS OFF AGAIN HE WON'T CREATE KITTENS
CURRENTLY … View moreBEEN VET CHECKED, IT'S A LITTLE BOY NOT NEUTERED AND IS AROUND 5-6 MONTHS OLD. NO MICROCHIP. BECAUSE HE IS A STRAY (AND HAS BEEN FOR AT LEAST A WEEK) AND UNCLAIMED HE WILL BE NEUTERED IN A FEW WEEKS IF HE REMAINS UNCLAIMED SO IF HE STRAYS OFF AGAIN HE WON'T CREATE KITTENS
CURRENTLY BEING WELL CARED FOR BY OUR LOVELY NEIGHBOURS AND IS BEING LOOKED AFTER UNTIL HIS OWNERS CAN BE FOUND. ANY INFORMATION ABOUT KITTY CAN STILL BE MESSAGED TO THIS POST. :0)
One very sweet fluffy cat hanging around crying and very hungry.
We think due to his size he is pretty young.
This little guy (we think it's a he... possibly not neutered) turned up last night crying loudly to get inside. But we have 3 cats and a dog that don't really want him here. We fed him and gave him a few cuddles hoping he might go home. He was very hungry.
He was still here this morning crying even louder and was all wet. So we dried him off and gave him some breakfast. He's quite distressed and isn't making any attempt to leave. We have to keep him outside although he keeps trying to brave our barking dog and beg to come inside. If he continues to hang around we will take him to the vet to get him chip checked. But being possibly not neutered (not 100% sure) I don't have much hope he is chipped either.
Currently hiding in our tree house or under the shed out the back.
VANCOUVER CRES/WAINONI AREA
So friendly and purry, someone must be missing him. He smells like perfume or recently washed
The two-day earthquake symposium will be held at the University of Canterbury in November.
Read more about it on Newsline: bit.ly...
Some flooding is possible with more rain forecast for the city this week.
See what we are doing about it at Newsline: bit.ly...
Thanks to everyone who's already taken part in our poll. Home ventilation systems can cost thousands and opinions on their worth are definitely divided.
If you're not sure what type of ventilation system would work best for you - or whether you need one at all - … View moreThanks to everyone who's already taken part in our poll. Home ventilation systems can cost thousands and opinions on their worth are definitely divided.
If you're not sure what type of ventilation system would work best for you - or whether you need one at all - read this to help find out.
Hi Canterbury,
Auckland Airport has been under fire recently and it got us wondering about what Kiwis think about their local airport. We want to hear about your airport experiences. What do you think are the best and worst Koru lounges in NZ? What are some of the weirdest or quirkiest airports … View moreHi Canterbury,
Auckland Airport has been under fire recently and it got us wondering about what Kiwis think about their local airport. We want to hear about your airport experiences. What do you think are the best and worst Koru lounges in NZ? What are some of the weirdest or quirkiest airports you've been to in NZ? Email your thoughts to our travel reporter at lorna.thornber@stuff.co.nz. (If commenting, please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff).”
National Volunteer Week is next week! (17-23 June). We’ve been busy collecting quotes to reflect our NVW theme:
“Volunteers, The Heart of our Community – By many, the work will be completed, Mā tini, mā mano, ka rapa te whai.”
#NVW2018
Having just read the extremely interesting article in The Star newspaper Opinion page, 7 June by Star Media chairman Nick Smith ONZM I am fascinated to know what others think about his article ?
It is a hard hitting with lot's of truths being revealed about our city and it's present and … View moreHaving just read the extremely interesting article in The Star newspaper Opinion page, 7 June by Star Media chairman Nick Smith ONZM I am fascinated to know what others think about his article ?
It is a hard hitting with lot's of truths being revealed about our city and it's present and future problems. The proposed roofed stadium is at the centre of his article.
REVIEW: The food gods were listening and they might just be Italian.
A couple of months ago I reviewed Somerfield Italian restaurant Piccolo and bemoaned the lack of similar establishments.
"In a perfect world, every suburb would have a neighbourhood Italian restaurant," I wrote.
… View moreREVIEW: The food gods were listening and they might just be Italian.
A couple of months ago I reviewed Somerfield Italian restaurant Piccolo and bemoaned the lack of similar establishments.
"In a perfect world, every suburb would have a neighbourhood Italian restaurant," I wrote.
Weeks later, neighbourhood Italian restaurant The Birdwood opened in Beckenham, and after giving them a chance to find their feet, I subjected the staff to the cruelest of tests: bringing four ravenous boys on a wet Saturday night.
When we booked, we had been warned that we would be at a high bar table and when I saw how packed the restaurant was when we arrived, I had to apologise as three boys had turned into four. Would that be a problem? It took some scrambling to find a spare chair but we were seated, no problem.
-- Read the full review by clicking the link below.
If you’re passionate about local heritage and how we can celebrate it, come along to this free workshop and discussion on Saturday 16 June. Featuring four guest speakers, with a light lunch provided.
When: Saturday 16 June, 10am–2.30pm
Where: Ferrymead Heritage Park, 50 Ferrymead Park Drive
… View moreIf you’re passionate about local heritage and how we can celebrate it, come along to this free workshop and discussion on Saturday 16 June. Featuring four guest speakers, with a light lunch provided.
When: Saturday 16 June, 10am–2.30pm
Where: Ferrymead Heritage Park, 50 Ferrymead Park Drive
To RSVP, or if you have any questions, please email heritage@ccc.govt.nz or phone (03) 941 8047 by Tuesday.
How did we become a garden city, and why is it important to keep it so?
Diana, who wrote for the NZ Gardener and the Press shares her knowledge of Christchurch as a garden city. The session will then open up into a wider discussion of the future of our natural landscape and the red zone. The … View moreHow did we become a garden city, and why is it important to keep it so?
Diana, who wrote for the NZ Gardener and the Press shares her knowledge of Christchurch as a garden city. The session will then open up into a wider discussion of the future of our natural landscape and the red zone. The evening ends with light refreshments. Venue - Quaker Centre, 217 Ferry Road. For more info: 021 225 8620. All are welcome...
Ever wondered what our homes will be like in 20 to 30 years? Away from predictions of robots doing everything for us, experts say it's not all about the gimmicks.
Take a tour of a house of the future to see what role technology will have to play and let us know what features you'd like… View moreEver wondered what our homes will be like in 20 to 30 years? Away from predictions of robots doing everything for us, experts say it's not all about the gimmicks.
Take a tour of a house of the future to see what role technology will have to play and let us know what features you'd like your home to have.
A large-scale artwork will feature on the outer wall of Tūranga, the new central city library expected to open later this year.
Learn about the collaboration by local Māori artists Morgan Mathews-Hale and Riki Manuels' on Newsline: bit.ly...
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