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Christine Blance from Christchurch South Community Gardens
Pea Straw for Garden Mulch - $8/standard bale delivered. Grown in Lincoln. Min 5 bales/delivery .
Contact: Ethan 0274233969
Negotiable
Marek and Jirina from Governors Bay
Anyone interested?
$5 each
Nightdress is new, never used, size S
Hoodie, size 10/12 years
Girls jeans Size 9/10 years , Length of legs from waist is 90cm ,waist 31cm
School uniform , size 8 years
Women's jeans, Waist 35cm,Hips 45cm, long 100cm
… View moreAnyone interested?
$5 each
Nightdress is new, never used, size S
Hoodie, size 10/12 years
Girls jeans Size 9/10 years , Length of legs from waist is 90cm ,waist 31cm
School uniform , size 8 years
Women's jeans, Waist 35cm,Hips 45cm, long 100cm
Vest with hood, Size 36
Kitchen accessories
Black boots size 5 (inside sole 24cm)
Pink boots, newborn
Price: $5
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Steel Class Action - Adina Thorn Lawyers
If your property was built between approx March 2012 and April 2016 with a concrete floor containing earthquake-grade reinforcing steel mesh, you should register your interest for the proposed fully funded class action at www.steelclassaction.co.nz
The action will focus on claiming compensation,… View moreIf your property was built between approx March 2012 and April 2016 with a concrete floor containing earthquake-grade reinforcing steel mesh, you should register your interest for the proposed fully funded class action at www.steelclassaction.co.nz
The action will focus on claiming compensation, especially for stress and uncertainty. Act now. Visit www.steelclassaction.co.nz to find out more and register.
There is no cost to register, or at any stage.
For further information relating to charges please click on news article:
"Steel company pleads guilty to 24 charges"
Feel free to call us on (09) 304 0662.
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Denise Neighbourly Lead from Halswell
Reminder Spring Flower Show this weekend at The Woolston Club
Christchurch's public transport is in for a shakeup, with more routes, more frequent buses and an emission-free fleet by 2030.
Within the next three years, authorities aim have bus services running every 10 minutes on the five core routes (Halswell to Queenspark, Hornby to New Brighton, … View moreChristchurch's public transport is in for a shakeup, with more routes, more frequent buses and an emission-free fleet by 2030.
Within the next three years, authorities aim have bus services running every 10 minutes on the five core routes (Halswell to Queenspark, Hornby to New Brighton, Sumner to Avonhead, Belfast to Barrington, and the Orbiter), and a further four core routes (Lyttelton to the airport, Lincoln to New Brighton, Wigram to Prestons and Belfast to Cashmere) leaving every 15 minutes.
But to run these and other planned changes, it is forecasting an extra $9.26 million of ratepayer money would need to be found in the 2020/21 financial year. Planners are considering a regional fuel tax. What do you think about this?
Do you think that ratepayers should fork out the bill? What do you think about the current services? Read more here
123 replies (Members only)
The Team from Christchurch City Council
It's not too late to book for the Food Lovers Masterclasses happening this Thursday (September 13). Along with great food waste knowledge, skills and techniques, all attendees receive a free goodie bag valued at $100. Find out more here: bit.ly...
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Beca Heritage Week kicks off next month with the theme reflecting significant anniversaries which were hard won or hard fought struggles in world and New Zealand history.
See the full list of events and find out how you can get involved: ccc.govt.nz...
#Becaheritageweek
The Team from Christchurch City Council
A friendly reminder that it’s not too late to book yourself in for the Waste Free Parenting Workshops happening this next week (Thursday and Friday). Kate Meads is running them, so be sure to book yourself in as spaces are limited.
Purchase tickets for the workshops here: bit.ly...
Kelly from Hillmorton
Saturday 15th September
9am - noon
70B Wychbury St, Spreydon (up long driveway to the right).
Downsizing sale - 2 sets of golf clubs and trolleys, water skis, baby gear, appliances, camping and travel gear and lots more.
Jo Haywood Reporter from Homed
Hi neighbours! The judges from the Beautiful Awards, run by Keep New Zealand Beautiful, are keen to find out who you would pick as the most beautiful NZ town - out of the two finalists below.
The two towns have been picked as they demonstrate sustainable and environmentally conscious … View moreHi neighbours! The judges from the Beautiful Awards, run by Keep New Zealand Beautiful, are keen to find out who you would pick as the most beautiful NZ town - out of the two finalists below.
The two towns have been picked as they demonstrate sustainable and environmentally conscious behaviours across key areas, such as litter prevention & waste minimisation, community beautification, recycling projects and sustainable tourism.
Have you heard of the Beautiful Awards? they celebrate environmental excellence and recognise positive actions taken by communities, businesses, schools, individuals and councils, in local and urban areas to protect and enhance their local environments
Note: this poll runs externally from the Beautiful Awards and responses will not be included in the judging process.
Nayan from Sydenham
Learn Active is a local community not for profit organisation which imparts learning outcomes through outdoor activities for intellectually disabled kids. Please support as much as you can.
Nayan from Sydenham
Learn Active is a local community not for profit organisation which imparts learning outcomes through outdoor activities for intellectually disabled kids. Please support as much as you can.
Jody Keehan from The Christchurch City Choir
Saturday 15 September, 2pm at Charles Luney Auditorium. This will be a feast for the eyes and ears. The City Choir will Sing waltzes by Brahms and modern music by US composer William Copper accompanied by dance. A wonderful way to spend a Saturday afternoon.
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