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Consultation opens for new Linwood pool
Public feedback is being sought on the location for a planned new pool in the Linwood/Woolston area.
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Christchurch's water supply will be chlorinated from March 26
Christchurch's drinking water will be treated later this month after engineers found the city's well heads were dangerously vulnerable.
Caravan awnings
Hi all im looking to buy a complete caravan awning to attach to my caravan, just wondering if anyone know of any avaliable or can point me in the right direction. Cheers
Victoria Square reopens in Christchurch, acknowledging the site's varied past
A significant piece of Christchurch's history has reopened to the public with the completion of earthquake repairs in Victoria Square.
About 100 people attended Friday's blessing and brief ceremony to reopen the public park, on the corner of Colombo and Armagh streets, after a … View moreA significant piece of Christchurch's history has reopened to the public with the completion of earthquake repairs in Victoria Square.
About 100 people attended Friday's blessing and brief ceremony to reopen the public park, on the corner of Colombo and Armagh streets, after a 13-month, $7.6-million rebuild managed by Crown rebuild company Ōtākaro. Another $5.1m of work is still being completed on the roads next to the square and is due to be finished in May.
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Thank you for all your responses sorry for those I didnt get a chance to get back to this weekend. Dad is now booked solid and has a lot of extra work to do while he is here.
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My Dad has come up from the South for a few weeks to look after me, He is a builder by … View moreHi All
Thank you for all your responses sorry for those I didnt get a chance to get back to this weekend. Dad is now booked solid and has a lot of extra work to do while he is here.
Thanks again
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My Dad has come up from the South for a few weeks to look after me, He is a builder by trade, anyone looking for some odd Jobs - Building/Handyman type stuff done while he is here HMU. He usually does up houses can build anything and is currently building a window seat for a friend. He is fairly priced and very good at what he does.
Rotary Club near you. New members welcome!
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.
Stop pets jumping on tables and benches.
I have NoJumpee's available. It is an adhesive pad used to stop pets from jumping onto benchtops or any furniture that you would rather they not be on. No chemical sprays, no need to shout at your pet. These are recyclable and they work. Phone 021 0234 4197 or go to www.nojumpee.com.... A pack… View moreI have NoJumpee's available. It is an adhesive pad used to stop pets from jumping onto benchtops or any furniture that you would rather they not be on. No chemical sprays, no need to shout at your pet. These are recyclable and they work. Phone 021 0234 4197 or go to www.nojumpee.com.... A pack of 4 for $10.00
Parks Week 2018
Parks Week is a chance to have fun in nature!
Find out how you can get involved at Newsline: bit.ly...
Which town has the most pride in the south?
The competition between Timaru and Oamaru is heating up! And we want to know what your favourite NZ towns are. Our new series called the 'Great New Zealand Rivalries' looks at what makes our towns so great. So, which Kiwi town tugs at your heartstrings? We'd love to know.
From … View moreThe competition between Timaru and Oamaru is heating up! And we want to know what your favourite NZ towns are. Our new series called the 'Great New Zealand Rivalries' looks at what makes our towns so great. So, which Kiwi town tugs at your heartstrings? We'd love to know.
From Georgia, at Stuff.
Brain Day Christchurch - walk through an inflatable brain!
The Neurological Foundation is bringing a free fun-filled educational day out for all ages to Brain Day Christchurch ! Expect lots of fun activities for the kids (including a walk through an inflatable brain) and the chance to learn all about the brain from scientists.
Plus, we have three … View moreThe Neurological Foundation is bringing a free fun-filled educational day out for all ages to Brain Day Christchurch ! Expect lots of fun activities for the kids (including a walk through an inflatable brain) and the chance to learn all about the brain from scientists.
Plus, we have three thought provoking talks during the day covering topics on healthy ageing, Dementia, Parkinson’s and Stroke. There’s more info about the lectures here.
Put a reminder in your diary for Saturday 17th March, 10am - 2:30pm at the La Vida Centre, 34A Hanson’s Lane, Upper Riccarton.
The Neurological Foundation Team
Organics Processing Plant Open Day
Have you ever wondered what happens to the contents of your green organics bin?
Take a tour of the plant, get up close to one of the big green trucks, plus prizes and giveaways throughout the day!
Colourful casts for wounded pets
Ourvets St Albans has a secret which adds a touch of colour to events which could otherwise be prett…
Poll: Do you have mould in your home?
Hey neighbours,
Are you among the many people in NZ battling mould in their homes? Did you tick yes to the census question about having a patch of mould bigger than an A4 piece of paper? If so, we'd love to talk to you.
We're working on an article for Homed to find out when you … View moreHey neighbours,
Are you among the many people in NZ battling mould in their homes? Did you tick yes to the census question about having a patch of mould bigger than an A4 piece of paper? If so, we'd love to talk to you.
We're working on an article for Homed to find out when you need to worry about mould and the best ways to tackle it. If you'd like to be involved, let us know the scale of the mould you're dealing with in the comments below, or email us at homed@stuff.co.nz and we'll be in touch.
And thanks! We're looking forward to hearing from you :)
*** Please write NFP (Not for Publication) when you comment if you don't want your comment published in print or online ***
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10% Yes, it's a big problem in several rooms
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7.8% Yes, it's bigger than an A4 patch, but only in one room
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31.1% Yes, but only the odd patch here and there
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51.1% No, thankfully we're free of mould
NANNY C - Chrissy available now
Hi all - Nanny C, Chrissy, has arrived in Sumner. I will take the best care of your children in the world. I have had a lifetime of experience of caring for children of all ages for family, friends, and professionally. I have a grown-up son and a dear wee grandson who live in Mt Maunganui. My … View moreHi all - Nanny C, Chrissy, has arrived in Sumner. I will take the best care of your children in the world. I have had a lifetime of experience of caring for children of all ages for family, friends, and professionally. I have a grown-up son and a dear wee grandson who live in Mt Maunganui. My daughter lives in Christchurch where I have happily now settled. I have recently been a nanny for three little boys, 2, 4, and 6, along with other families I sometimes help out, and I am now available again. I have an outgoing and youthful personality and relate well to any age easily. I have great cooking and baking skills, I am happy to help in this way as well. My interests are Interior design and have over the years revamped many houses for my clients. I have great references for you to contact, and I am available days, nights, or weekends. Being a Nanny/babysitter is the nicest job to have.
Kind Regards,
Chrissy. Phone 0274065465
Rolleston folk! Have you tried the new 85 Rolleston to City Non Stop Bus Service?
For a quick commute into the city there are three non-stop services in the morning and three in the afternoon.
If you’re not close to a bus stop, consider park and ride or biking to a stop where you can easily put your bike on the bus.
Check out the timetable here at the following link:
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