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As part of our election coverage, we're going to be talking to the local candidates about their position on three specific issues - and we need your help. What is the number one issue for you this election? What would swing your vote? Pick one of the below, or add your own in the comments … View moreAs part of our election coverage, we're going to be talking to the local candidates about their position on three specific issues - and we need your help. What is the number one issue for you this election? What would swing your vote? Pick one of the below, or add your own in the comments below and we'll put the most popular ones to the candidates.
Most new home builders have a long list of questions...what building materials should we use? How can we include energy-saving features? How (and when) will the final price for my home be determined? How can we minimise unexpected costs and what warranties and guarantees will my new home have?
… View moreMost new home builders have a long list of questions...what building materials should we use? How can we include energy-saving features? How (and when) will the final price for my home be determined? How can we minimise unexpected costs and what warranties and guarantees will my new home have?
Questions like these are exactly the sort of questions we answer at our FREE Jennian New Home Builder Info Sessions. We invite you to come along, meet your local Jennian team and join us for an informative evening which will cover off these common questions and more.
Want to find out the answer to these key topics and more? Book a FREE complimentary seat at our next info session in your area.
Come along to Chapel Street Church Hall, on the corner of Harewood Road and Chapel Street, Papanui this Friday 18th August to listen to Keith Davison's talk on "Flood Management and Control in Christchurch City".
His talk starts at 10.30am.
Everyone is welcome - just sign in at … View moreCome along to Chapel Street Church Hall, on the corner of Harewood Road and Chapel Street, Papanui this Friday 18th August to listen to Keith Davison's talk on "Flood Management and Control in Christchurch City".
His talk starts at 10.30am.
Everyone is welcome - just sign in at the door with your name and phone number, pay $4 and enjoy. If you come at 10am you can have a tea or coffee and a biscuit first.
2.05pm: The rain has eased, with no reports of serious flooding.
"Although we saw steady rainfall in the city, as the storm developed the rain moved more quickly to the south than forecast and saved us from more severe rainfall that some forecasts were suggesting,'' says Council … View more2.05pm: The rain has eased, with no reports of serious flooding.
"Although we saw steady rainfall in the city, as the storm developed the rain moved more quickly to the south than forecast and saved us from more severe rainfall that some forecasts were suggesting,'' says Council Land Drainage Operations Team Leader Tim Joyce.
There's a campaign underway to return the artwork, ECHO, to the Arts Centre - the 'house' suspended from the quad. Should we bring back the old favourite or should we be ringing in the changes with something new?
*NOTE Comments may be used as conversation starters in the … View moreThere's a campaign underway to return the artwork, ECHO, to the Arts Centre - the 'house' suspended from the quad. Should we bring back the old favourite or should we be ringing in the changes with something new?
*NOTE Comments may be used as conversation starters in the Christchurch Mail. Please indicate if you do not wish your comments to be published.
9.35am: Surface flooding is starting to cause some road closures. Parts of Bellbrook Cres, Emmett St and Orcades St, in Shirley, are closed due to flooding. Flooding is also starting to cause issues on McFaddens Rd, Edgeware Rd, and Weston Rd.
Residents who are concerned by flooding in their … View more9.35am: Surface flooding is starting to cause some road closures. Parts of Bellbrook Cres, Emmett St and Orcades St, in Shirley, are closed due to flooding. Flooding is also starting to cause issues on McFaddens Rd, Edgeware Rd, and Weston Rd.
Residents who are concerned by flooding in their area should contact the Council contact centre on 0800 800 169.
Drivers are being urged to take extra care on Christchurch and Banks Peninsula roads today as the heavy rain is likely to cause surface flooding and make roads slippery.
Newsline has live updates on today's wet weather: ccc.govt.nz...
Rugby referee David Walsh has copped his fair share of criticism during his 30-year career, but now he wants to blow the whistle on those who boo officials.
The call has come in the same week as Wellington schoolboy, Jack Riley, penned a letter criticising the treatment of referees.
Walsh, … View moreRugby referee David Walsh has copped his fair share of criticism during his 30-year career, but now he wants to blow the whistle on those who boo officials.
The call has come in the same week as Wellington schoolboy, Jack Riley, penned a letter criticising the treatment of referees.
Walsh, Wellington Rugby Referees' Association referee education officer, has spoken about the challenges facing the country's match officials who were often on the receiving end of sideline abuse.
Mum Aleshia Rough knows that talking to her two young children is crucial to their development.
She started listing everything she saw during walks with her son Johnny, 3, and one-year-old daughter Daisy, even though it drew a few perplexed looks from strangers.
"I found out when they … View moreMum Aleshia Rough knows that talking to her two young children is crucial to their development.
She started listing everything she saw during walks with her son Johnny, 3, and one-year-old daughter Daisy, even though it drew a few perplexed looks from strangers.
"I found out when they turned into toddlers, that they started narrating their own walks. Even at one, my daughter can say the grass is green, there's a letterbox, there is a dog," Rough said.
Lifetime is a full-service financial advisory practice committed to securing a smarter financial future through tailored advice. With a nationwide team of expert advisers, Lifetime provide Home and business loan, insurance and investment, KiwiSaver solutions from purchasing your first property, to … View moreLifetime is a full-service financial advisory practice committed to securing a smarter financial future through tailored advice. With a nationwide team of expert advisers, Lifetime provide Home and business loan, insurance and investment, KiwiSaver solutions from purchasing your first property, to investing in business growth and protecting your assets. Discussions and Advise from the experts.
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A bid to open a suburban Christchurch bottle store is running into opposition in an area where at le…
Our supplement hero for this month is Magnesium! If you’re not sure what exactly our friend magnesium does for you, it relaxes tight muscles, assists with relief of muscular spasms, cramps, tension, muscle soreness, neck pain, tension headaches, and premenstrual symptoms. Magnesium is an … View moreOur supplement hero for this month is Magnesium! If you’re not sure what exactly our friend magnesium does for you, it relaxes tight muscles, assists with relief of muscular spasms, cramps, tension, muscle soreness, neck pain, tension headaches, and premenstrual symptoms. Magnesium is an important nutrient for the cardiovascular system and regulates calcium absorption. So yes, it does good things to our body!
Changes are coming on Worcester Street, vehicles will be able to turn left off Worcester Street and onto Fitzgerald Avenue, but only cyclists will be able to travel through the Fitzgerald Street intersection.
Read more at Newsline: bit.ly...
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