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Media Team from Christchurch City Council
Early assessments of the impact of the Port Hills fire on the Christchurch Adventure Park show the damage is worse than initially thought. Read more on Newsline: bit.ly...
Matthew from Spreydon
RECYCLING MAN COULD SAVE YOU $$
Don't call anyone for a Quote, call RECYCLING MAN I'll Pick up for Free.
If you going to the EcoDrop and Transfer Stations and want to Recycle or Reduce Landfill call me.
Ph MATT 02108439932
Mary from Halswell
April 10th 7:30 p.m. Te Hapua-Halswell Centre Meeting room Hoa.
Come and here how you or your children can learn how to "think out of the box"
Kamala Hayman Reporter from The Press
Halswell's Rebecca Lee has created her own healthier ice-blocks with flavours as surprising as avocado, strawberry and coconut cream and beetroot and berry. If you'd like to try them, her Hapi Pops are sold at The Colombo Market on Fridays and Lyttelton Farmers Market on Saturdays.
Day 6 of #Pedal4Plunket ✅ "It has been a day of hills. Big hills, little hills, Pumpkin Hill." Go Jacque from Manukau getting a shout out as the undisputed MVP of the day! pedalforplunket.org.nz...
English Language Partners Christchurch
Would you like to become a Home Tutor and teach English one-to-one to an adult refugee or migrant in their own home? Are you interested in learning about other cultures? We provide you with a training course and offer ongoing support for your tutoring role. Not only will you help teach English, but… View moreWould you like to become a Home Tutor and teach English one-to-one to an adult refugee or migrant in their own home? Are you interested in learning about other cultures? We provide you with a training course and offer ongoing support for your tutoring role. Not only will you help teach English, but you’ll also help your learner settle into their community and participate in kiwi life.
The next course begins 23rd March and runs for 3 Saturdays. Contact us now to volunteer and help make a real difference in your community! You can email christchurch@englishlanguage.org.nz or phone (03) 377 3141.
Apply now
It was one of the most violent earthquakes ever felt. Arriving by stealth after midnight on November 4th, the magnitude 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake and its aftershocks shook NZ’s heartland to its core and creative a damage zone of epic proportions.
Radio NZ’s Phil Pennington was on the job … View moreIt was one of the most violent earthquakes ever felt. Arriving by stealth after midnight on November 4th, the magnitude 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake and its aftershocks shook NZ’s heartland to its core and creative a damage zone of epic proportions.
Radio NZ’s Phil Pennington was on the job minutes after the earthquake, capturing the drama as it unfolded. His book, Surviving 7.8, is a tough but fascinating study of resilience. It includes stories from the people affected – locals and tourists alike – covering the immediate reaction, the uncertainty and the turmoil, as well as the do-it-yourself attitude and steely resolve that defines who we are as Kiwis.
Sales of Surviving 7.8 support the New Zealand Red Cross November 2016 Earthquake Appeal.
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The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
This is the second day of showcasing two of our AMI Community Grant finalists to share a bit more about the great work that they're doing in Kiwi communities. You can help support these organisations by voting for them to win their share of $20,000.
North Shore Initial Response Trust
Every… View moreThis is the second day of showcasing two of our AMI Community Grant finalists to share a bit more about the great work that they're doing in Kiwi communities. You can help support these organisations by voting for them to win their share of $20,000.
North Shore Initial Response Trust
Every week we voluntarily train to prepare for disasters when emergency services require additional support in searches for missing people, sandbagging to protect properties from flooding, and helping limit damage to people and properties following events such as tornadoes, storms and tsunamis. As a group of volunteers, we are not paid for any of this activity. Since the equipment is exposed to extreme weather events and difficult environments, it regularly needs to be replaced. There is some vital equipment we are in need of in order to be able to continue our dedicating our time to helping keep people safe. VOTE NOW!
Riverton Community Garden Project
Our goal is to create a self-funding, sustainable food producing garden that can eventually start to give back to those most in need within our community, such as struggling families, and the elderly. We rely on various age groups to look after the garden, including the Riverton Primary School, Aparima College (local high school) and Riverton Childcare and other local volunteers. We are seeking funding to establish infrastructure to support the garden for many years to come. VOTE NOW!
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Julie Tobbell from Somerfield Residents Association
We welcome anyone to join us for our First SRA Meeting for 2017! Our SRA Committee looks forward to great progress this year with a variety of concerns / projects which commenced in 2016.
However Most importantly:
Our main Agenda item is regarding half of Somerfield being zoned as a RSDTZ … View moreWe welcome anyone to join us for our First SRA Meeting for 2017! Our SRA Committee looks forward to great progress this year with a variety of concerns / projects which commenced in 2016.
However Most importantly:
Our main Agenda item is regarding half of Somerfield being zoned as a RSDTZ (Residential Suburban Density Transitional Zone (enabling high density units to possibly replace our character homes?) & the other half of Somerfield remains as RSZ (Residential Suburban Zone).
Please come and find out more about how your home may be affected & sign the Studholme Street Petition to prevent a 4 x two storey unit being built at number 23 Studholme Street. However if the developers are unable to build there - they may very easily decide to build in the next street over! Therefore SRA & our Spreydon - Cashmere Community Board or MPs may be able to assist us with having the zones reinvestigated & hopefully changed all to RSZ.
Join us for a tea / coffee / OJ & snack after!
At Somerfield Community Centre, 47 Studholme Street, Somerfield
Time: 7.30pm.
Due to the size of the Back room and unknown number of people attending - room could be limited??
Warm regards
Julie Tobbell.
SRA Chairperson.
Julie.t@windowslive.com
or contact SRA on:
somerfieldra@gmail.com
Matthew from Spreydon
RECYCLING MAN PAM'S BAKE BEANS CHARITY AUCTION
More items to be Auction sometime in March.
FOOD BANKS WE ARE DONATING TO
Ellesmere Food Bank
Delta Community Support Trust
Catholic Social Services.
Salvation Army in Christchurch.
Christchurch City Mission.
… View moreRECYCLING MAN PAM'S BAKE BEANS CHARITY AUCTION
More items to be Auction sometime in March.
FOOD BANKS WE ARE DONATING TO
Ellesmere Food Bank
Delta Community Support Trust
Catholic Social Services.
Salvation Army in Christchurch.
Christchurch City Mission.
PHONE MATT 02108439932
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