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Know the friendliest barista around? Does your mechanic always go the extra mile? Got a lawn-mowing legend? Hairdresser hero?
Give your favourite local business the recognition they deserve by nominating them in the 2023 Prospa Local Business Hero awards.
There's been hundreds of … View moreKnow the friendliest barista around? Does your mechanic always go the extra mile? Got a lawn-mowing legend? Hairdresser hero?
Give your favourite local business the recognition they deserve by nominating them in the 2023 Prospa Local Business Hero awards.
There's been hundreds of incredible entries already but don't forget to nominate your local this week. The recognition will make their day (and they're in with a chance to win a $10,000 package!).
Share a few words about your favourite local now.
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Your safety and your family’s peace of mind are our priority. Every Ryman village has staff available 24/7 and backup generators for … View moreYour home is your sanctuary, and that’s why Ryman villages are designed to be safe havens.
We’ve prepared for adverse events, so you don’t have to.
Your safety and your family’s peace of mind are our priority. Every Ryman village has staff available 24/7 and backup generators for emergencies. If something happens, you’re in safe hands.
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Penny from Papanui
Riccarton Knights Rugby League -
Our Presidents and Masters Teams are looking for some impact players off the bench, or players to warm the bench! Masters meet every 3 weeks on a Sunday for a friendly game for ages 35yrs and over. This section loves the social aspect of getting together and … View moreRiccarton Knights Rugby League -
Our Presidents and Masters Teams are looking for some impact players off the bench, or players to warm the bench! Masters meet every 3 weeks on a Sunday for a friendly game for ages 35yrs and over. This section loves the social aspect of getting together and participating to the level you are comfortable with.
Our Presidents section plays every Saturday during the regular season, Preseason is a game of touch and a BBQ on Sundays do at Crosbie Park until the season starts. Meet at 11am. The games are non competitive and each player will play to the level they are comfortable.
For further information contact Annette 027 812 7075
juniorknightsrlc@gmail.com
Riccarton Knights Juniors
Ivan from Linwood
One of the Supermarket surveys I was doing today has a choice where I choose Most Important or Least Important for a nimber of categories.
One of these was Signage on the shelves inTeo Maori.
As I get older and my sight and hearing and mobility get worse, I would like several guides.... One to … View moreOne of the Supermarket surveys I was doing today has a choice where I choose Most Important or Least Important for a nimber of categories.
One of these was Signage on the shelves inTeo Maori.
As I get older and my sight and hearing and mobility get worse, I would like several guides.... One to tell me what is on the shelf. Or one to tell me by sign language. Or another to lead me to whatever I need. Or another to translate the Te Reo signage to English. I did already notice a mobility shoping vehicle at Countdown in the Palms, but if my eyesight gets worse I may need a driver for this. But the Supermarkets have already solved these problems with Shop Online so I just need a Braille keyboard......Do they have these at the blind forndation? I already inquired about sonar glasses when I was a support worker with a disabled blind person in my care. They did not seem to know what these are?? What a wonderful world this is going to be in the future. Especially if Supermarkets twice as large with shelves that can have touch buttons say with speakers that will have six or more languages to tell people what and and how much everything is. Oh that and signage in at least six languages as well as braille!!!!
The Team from NZ Compare
Internet is something we need these days for work, study, keeping in touch with loved ones or just to watch a movie! It's another bill to manage right?!
With the cost of living rising, we want to know how much your broadband bill is setting you back each month?
Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing
Every month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are still on the hunt for amazing and inventive jerusalem artichoke recipes! Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by March 26, 2023. Every published recipe wins a copy of the May issue of NZ … View moreEvery month, NZ Gardener runs a series of tested reader recipes using a seasonal crop. We are still on the hunt for amazing and inventive jerusalem artichoke recipes! Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by March 26, 2023. Every published recipe wins a copy of the May issue of NZ Gardener.
The Team from Citizens Advice Christchurch Area
If you want to have a say in the development of Christchurch then this is your chance. There are several ways to do this :
1. Go to the website www.greaterchristchurch.org.nz... and take part in the online survey huihuimai.nz...
2. Take part in one of the workshops. You can still register … View moreIf you want to have a say in the development of Christchurch then this is your chance. There are several ways to do this :
1. Go to the website www.greaterchristchurch.org.nz... and take part in the online survey huihuimai.nz...
2. Take part in one of the workshops. You can still register for the Rangiora session www.eventbrite.com...
The Team from Addictive Eaters Anonymous - Christchurch
MONTHLY AEA WEB EVENTS
The AEA Web Event is a monthly online meeting where AEA members from all over the world come together to share their experience, strength and hope. Three members speak for 10 minutes each, followed by member sharing.
The AEA Web Event is held on the 3rd Sunday of each month… View moreMONTHLY AEA WEB EVENTS
The AEA Web Event is a monthly online meeting where AEA members from all over the world come together to share their experience, strength and hope. Three members speak for 10 minutes each, followed by member sharing.
The AEA Web Event is held on the 3rd Sunday of each month which is this Sunday 19 March at 9.00am.
ALL NEWCOMERS WELCOME
Ivan from Linwood
O Tatou Reo
Nga Pirihimana O Aotearoa
Te Kawa Mataaho
Hapaitia te Oranga
Hato Hone
Manatu Hauora
Tatau Kahukura
Hui Whakaoranga
… View moreO Tatou Reo
Nga Pirihimana O Aotearoa
Te Kawa Mataaho
Hapaitia te Oranga
Hato Hone
Manatu Hauora
Tatau Kahukura
Hui Whakaoranga
Te Pou Toetoe
Parakiore
Te Kaha
Te Kawanatanga o Aotearoa
Te Whatu Ora
How many can you figure out? or even say?
I have written an email to ask one agency this question..
WHY???
WHY?
Is the website name in large print Waka Kotahi and now being used instead of NZ Transport Agency which is printed in small print??? When you rebrand a major Government agency I am guessing you spend a lot more on all the changes. This means you will raise all fines and fees to cover the costs of the many changes. And if any Maori comes to you and writes or speaks the native language you will need to employ a lot more Maori. Not only counter staff but security as well.
How will I look up your number in the phone book? Is it under W for Waka or N for NZ?
Now I am worried how people of Otautahi will find the City Council website since it is still in the old name?
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The Team from Red Cross Store Manchester St
This week we have new books going out daily all $3 unless priced! We also have some new ex shop stock for men on the racks. Come and see us today 10-3pm and Sunday 10-3pm.
Mike from Papanui
Hi looking for omeone to do some reasonably minor rust repairs on my vehicle. If anyone has any recommendations please let me know. Thanks
Kelly from Bryndwr
Dodonaea viscosa. Fast growing and hardy tree, can be kept trimmed for hedging. Colourful leaves and small flowers. Suitable for a wide variety of environments.
Canterbury sourced. Pickup in Bryndwr, price is per plant, payment by cash or direct deposit. 20 available at time of listing
Price: $8
Kelly from Bryndwr
Dryland button daisy, native low growing fern-like plant often used for grass replacement. Colour varies from bright green to purple depending on sun and water conditions. Low maintenance, good a weed suppression.
Canterbury sourced. Pickup in Bryndwr. Payment by cash or bank deposit, price is … View moreDryland button daisy, native low growing fern-like plant often used for grass replacement. Colour varies from bright green to purple depending on sun and water conditions. Low maintenance, good a weed suppression.
Canterbury sourced. Pickup in Bryndwr. Payment by cash or bank deposit, price is per plant. 12 available at time of listing.
Price: $6
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
We're all mostly familiar with Kate Sheppard's role in the women's suffrage movement (and her face on the $10 note) and you've likely heard of the bold, Jean Batten. But who else should not be forgotten? Tell us why!
Let's celebrate Women's History month as well as … View moreWe're all mostly familiar with Kate Sheppard's role in the women's suffrage movement (and her face on the $10 note) and you've likely heard of the bold, Jean Batten. But who else should not be forgotten? Tell us why!
Let's celebrate Women's History month as well as International Women's Day (this Wednesday) by sharing some of the lesser-known, inspiring women who've played a part in New Zealand's history.
Share your thoughts below for the We Say You Say column of the local paper - write NFP if you wish your comments to be excluded.
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The Team from Resene ColorShop Lichfield Street
Refresh your outdoor spaces with Resene Lumbersider and Resene Walk-on with these easy ideas.
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