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Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
After 47 years of being enjoyed by thousands of children, New Brighton's original whale paddling pool has been demolished.
The pool and surrounding playground is making way for a $11.2 million hot salt water pool complex in the seaside Christchurch suburb.
A replica has been built in the … View moreAfter 47 years of being enjoyed by thousands of children, New Brighton's original whale paddling pool has been demolished.
The pool and surrounding playground is making way for a $11.2 million hot salt water pool complex in the seaside Christchurch suburb.
A replica has been built in the $5m neighbouring playground, which opened in December 2017, but seeing the original whale go had been hard for some people, North Beach resident and Coastal Burwood Community Board chairwoman Kim Money says.
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Anna Williams Reporter from The Press
Christchurch's original urban school Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery reopens in a $30 million building on the corner of Colombo and St Asaph streets in April.
But the school won't be like others, with no staffroom, offices, library, playground, or parking.
The school's director says … View moreChristchurch's original urban school Ao Tawhiti Unlimited Discovery reopens in a $30 million building on the corner of Colombo and St Asaph streets in April.
But the school won't be like others, with no staffroom, offices, library, playground, or parking.
The school's director says they will use the city as their playground, library, and museum. What do you think of this concept - would you like your child to go to a school in the city centre?
Alan from Beckenham
Rotary! You have heard of it…but what is it? Rotary International is a service club like no other. We serve in this community and thousands of other communities around the world. With 1.2 million members in over 35,000 clubs globally, Rotary is well placed to reach out when a positive outcome is … View moreRotary! You have heard of it…but what is it? Rotary International is a service club like no other. We serve in this community and thousands of other communities around the world. With 1.2 million members in over 35,000 clubs globally, Rotary is well placed to reach out when a positive outcome is desired or needed. Christchurch has over a dozen Rotary clubs made up of members just like you and me. People wanting to put something back into our community at many levels.
So what have we at Rotary Club of Christchurch South achieved of late?
Prior to Christmas our Club will again sponsor a Christmas party for all the children at a local decile 2 school. Each child received a small present and a personalised greeting from Father Christmas. Food and drink was also provided making it a fun afternoon for all.
And what of the past? What has Rotary achieved? How’s this for starters…
Locally:
Community donations, community building projects, public environmental seminars, student exchanges, youth development, school speech contests, charity collections, medical research assistance, vocational interaction and much much more.
Nationally:
Crippled children’s Society (CCS), First Health Camps, First Karitane hospital, Defensive driving courses, Kidney Foundation, Riding for disabled, Asthma Society, First mobile TB clinic, Milk in schools, Outward Bound, Ellerslie flower show!
Internationally:
In partnership with the World Health Organisation Rotary has played a major role (over $1b NZD donated) in the now almost-eradicated disease, polio. Peace scholarships, Group study Exchanges, Ambassadorial scholarships, Youth exchanges, Conflict resolution, Literacy and education, Water projects and much more.
Interested? The Rotary Club of Christchurch South meets on most Wednesday evenings, 6pm, at the Cashmere Club in Colombo Street, Beckenham. Please come and join us for a meeting or two and see if Rotary is an organisation that interests you. Call Alan Airay on 027 895 5409 or 337 0835 and he will confirm meeting dates. E-mail airay@xtra.co.nz if preferred.
We look forward to meeting you and extend the hand of friendship and fellowship in the name of Rotary.
Stef from Hillsborough
In memorial of Chrissa Squire, the Children's Christmas Appeal, gives Children, Teens and their families a smile by visiting Christchurch Children’s, Child Hematology and Oncology wards and Ronald McDonald House on Christmas day, donating gifts to families that could otherwise not afford, or… View moreIn memorial of Chrissa Squire, the Children's Christmas Appeal, gives Children, Teens and their families a smile by visiting Christchurch Children’s, Child Hematology and Oncology wards and Ronald McDonald House on Christmas day, donating gifts to families that could otherwise not afford, or have the time to buy their child a gift. Children suffering from unwell to life-limiting or life-threatening conditions, can spend numerous time in hospital, straining families financially, mentally and physically. This appeal relieves this strain on these families during this time of year.
I am asking for a donation of a gift for a child (ages 0-16), to be placed into the box at Heathcote Valley School office. I will collect these regularly until the last day of school (19 December). If you choose to wrap these can you please write on the gift whether it is for a girl or boy and the age.
If you wish to donate monetary wise, please donate via the Chrissa Angel Wings give a little page: givealittle.co.nz.... I will use this to purchase gifts to wrap up and pass out leading up to Christmas.
To read about Chrissa’s story, and the reason for the Angel Wings foundation, please go to the facebook page: www.facebook.com...
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
The simple gesture of sending a Christmas card could help tackle "the single biggest issue facing older people today".
It all started when Auckland woman Hannah Rodgers and her son, Jayden, committed to 100 days of kindness in the lead-up to Christmas last year.
"On day 65, Jayden … View moreThe simple gesture of sending a Christmas card could help tackle "the single biggest issue facing older people today".
It all started when Auckland woman Hannah Rodgers and her son, Jayden, committed to 100 days of kindness in the lead-up to Christmas last year.
"On day 65, Jayden suggested we write a card for someone who might feel lonely at Christmas," Rodgers says.
Now Rodgers and her son want the campaign, Sending Love, to help 100,000 Kiwis of all ages as it returns for its second year.
Find out more about the initiative and how you can get involved by clicking the link below.
Ron from Mount Pleasant - Redcliffs
Stunning view of parks and ocean. Upper Mount Pleasant. This is for the small self contained flat apartment. It is very nice and has bath, shower, granite top kitchen and bar with stools, laundry and bedroom/sitting room with 195 per week, call to see 0276415346 if out of range 03 3048730 bay … View moreStunning view of parks and ocean. Upper Mount Pleasant. This is for the small self contained flat apartment. It is very nice and has bath, shower, granite top kitchen and bar with stools, laundry and bedroom/sitting room with 195 per week, call to see 0276415346 if out of range 03 3048730 bay window front facing the Drayton reserve with nature walks.
Moo from Cashmere
Hi All Garage Sale this Sunday 9th December at 2A Bowenvale Avenue starting from 10am to 1pm My motherinlaw has downsized. Some great stuff as it has been so well looked after - girls bike and helmet, kitchenware, glassware, china, wall hangings, bedside cabinet rimu, jigsaws, bar stools and the … View moreHi All Garage Sale this Sunday 9th December at 2A Bowenvale Avenue starting from 10am to 1pm My motherinlaw has downsized. Some great stuff as it has been so well looked after - girls bike and helmet, kitchenware, glassware, china, wall hangings, bedside cabinet rimu, jigsaws, bar stools and the list goes on
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The Team from Christchurch City Council
As the weather warms up, it's the perfect time to take your dog for a stroll around the city.
There are some places where your dog can run free and others where they can't.
Find out more about summer dog restrictions here at Newsline: bit.ly...
Hi Neighbours!
The December edition of the SuperSenior newsletter is out now! It's filled with all the latest news and Super Gold Card offers
In this issue we talk about the changes to GP fees. If you have a Community Services Card you may be entitled to cheaper doctor visits.
Need some … View moreHi Neighbours!
The December edition of the SuperSenior newsletter is out now! It's filled with all the latest news and Super Gold Card offers
In this issue we talk about the changes to GP fees. If you have a Community Services Card you may be entitled to cheaper doctor visits.
Need some motivation in the kitchen? Try our delicious Mexican Salsa Salad from the NZ Nutrition Foundation.
To subscribe, follow this link: bit.ly...
To view the current edition go to superseniors.msd.govt.nz...
Deluxe Cinemas gift vouchers are the perfect Christmas gift. Available in-store and online. And until Xmas day get a free $10 food and drink voucher with any gift purchase over $50!
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The Team from Christchurch City Council
Sumner's former Marine Tavern site, at 26 Nayland St, has been chosen as the Bays Area Skate Park site!
Find out more at Newsline: bit.ly...
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
Nearly three decades after the Sumner community started calling for a skate park, a location has been chosen.
A small skate park will be constructed at 26 Nayland St in central Sumner, at a cost of $539,900, following a unanimous decision by the Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board on Monday.
Hi neighbours, join in the fun and run or walk amongst the picturesque hills, valleys and vineyards of Pegasus Bay to support the New Zealand Brain Research Institute.
The Vine Run starter’s gun from 10am at the Pegasus Bay Winery.
After the event, there will be some live music to enjoy … View moreHi neighbours, join in the fun and run or walk amongst the picturesque hills, valleys and vineyards of Pegasus Bay to support the New Zealand Brain Research Institute.
The Vine Run starter’s gun from 10am at the Pegasus Bay Winery.
After the event, there will be some live music to enjoy during the afternoon so bring a picnic to enjoy on the Pegasus Bay lawns.
Please note:
It is not permitted to bring your own alcohol to this event. The bottle of wine included in the entry fee is to take away only and cannot be consumed on the premises.
Register here!
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