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Ryman Healthcare has again been recognised as a top provider at the 2023 Aged Advisor ‘People Choice Awards’.
This year Ryman was selected as a finalist for Best Provider Nationwide, and Diana Isaac took home Best Large Retirement Village / Lifestyle Village.
The awards, run by … View moreRyman Healthcare has again been recognised as a top provider at the 2023 Aged Advisor ‘People Choice Awards’.
This year Ryman was selected as a finalist for Best Provider Nationwide, and Diana Isaac took home Best Large Retirement Village / Lifestyle Village.
The awards, run by agedadvisor.co.nz are based on almost 11,300 reviews and ratings for more than 890 facilities. Over 1600 of those in-depth reviews went towards this year’s awards.
Ryman took home the top prize in 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022. As a finalist this year Aged Advisor voters recognise Ryman’s continued growth and efforts within the aged care sector.
Click to read more.
Dear neighbours, surely it's not too soon to think of this most wonderful time of the year. In fact, we're looking for recipes for your favourite Christmas dishes, whether it's your mum's pavlova, grilled tiger prawns or a colourful summer salad, to feature in the magazine. … View moreDear neighbours, surely it's not too soon to think of this most wonderful time of the year. In fact, we're looking for recipes for your favourite Christmas dishes, whether it's your mum's pavlova, grilled tiger prawns or a colourful summer salad, to feature in the magazine. Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by October 29, 2023. Every published recipe wins a copy of the December issue of NZ Gardener.
We’re looking for the nicest neighbours in town, and Pam Driver of Burswood has shared her lovely neighbours, David and Lara Hurst, saying they “are just wonderful”.
This year, Pam had a missing cat, which was quite out of character. Driver let the Hursts know, and they joined the search, … View moreWe’re looking for the nicest neighbours in town, and Pam Driver of Burswood has shared her lovely neighbours, David and Lara Hurst, saying they “are just wonderful”.
This year, Pam had a missing cat, which was quite out of character. Driver let the Hursts know, and they joined the search, successfully locating him in the gap between the ceiling and roof of their neighbour’s house.
Pam said “They rescued him and brought him home to me... complete with some scratches! I hate to think what would have happened had he not been found”.
Pam nominated the Hursts to let them know she is thankful for them: “It’s so good to know I have such caring neighbours who have my back. Thank you neighbours!”
Nominate someone in your hood, and your special neighbour could feature on Stuff and Neighbourly as an inspiration to us all (plus there are prizes to be won!).
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Hello Neighbours, are you ready for a relaxing Labor Day long weekend?
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Lower speeds can saves lives and prevent serious injury. Reducing the speed vehicles travel makes a major difference in a crash. People make mistakes on our roads, and those mistakes shouldn’t cost our neighbours, whānau or pets their lives.
We're asking for … View moreLower speeds can saves lives and prevent serious injury. Reducing the speed vehicles travel makes a major difference in a crash. People make mistakes on our roads, and those mistakes shouldn’t cost our neighbours, whānau or pets their lives.
We're asking for feedback on a Draft Safer Speed Plan which sets out a three-year implementation plan and 10-year vision for safe speed areas in Christchurch and Banks Peninsula.
To read the plan and give feedback by 25 October visit our website.
A common neighbourhood quandary is the shared fence and we wonder what you would do... Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
Your fence needs a paint but it's a fence that is shared with your … View moreA common neighbourhood quandary is the shared fence and we wonder what you would do... Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
Your fence needs a paint but it's a fence that is shared with your neighbour's property. Do you...
By local democracy reporter David Hill
Climate change and future earthquakes pose serious risks for smaller districts like Kaikōura, the region's council boss says.
The alpine fault and rising temperatures pose various problems for the region. Climate change will bring the risk of more … View moreBy local democracy reporter David Hill
Climate change and future earthquakes pose serious risks for smaller districts like Kaikōura, the region's council boss says.
The alpine fault and rising temperatures pose various problems for the region. Climate change will bring the risk of more intense rain, landslips, alpine erosion, and increasing ocean acidification.
Kaikōura District Council chief executive Will Doughty said councils must work together to tackle these issues.
"Climate change related issues are multiple and varied across the region with different priorities for each district.
"Two of the main areas for concern for our district include changing weather patterns, in particular more intense rainfall, more frequently."
Loose material from the mountains generated by the earthquake caused an ongoing risk, while rising sea temperatures threatened marine species, he said.
The council would consider what further actions needed to be taken as part of next year’s 2024-34 long-term plan, he said.
Doughty welcomed the chance to also be included in the Canterbury Mayoral Forum’s Canterbury Climate Plan Partnership.
Environment Canterbury chief scientist Dr Tim Davie, who is leading the project, said councils must protect infrastructure, such as roads and drinking water, tackle coast erosion and look after biodiversity.
"[The climate partnership plan] is about pulling together and identifying what actions councils are taking and what we can do across Canterbury."
The 2016 Kaikōura earthquake caused an uplift of the coastline, reducing the impacts of sea level rise and coastal erosion in the immediate future, Davie said.
However, he said the region had other challenges including increasing ocean acidification. This was caused by oceans absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, which affected shellfish and other fish species
Warmer seas caused by climate change also impacted birds like the Hutton's shearwaters, which had to fly further in search of food, as fish moved to cooler waters.
Climate change was likely to create more issues around erosion in the mountains, as fragile alpine eco-systems moved to higher altitudes as temperatures rose.
Predictions around an alpine fault magnitude 8 earthquake show a significant amount of landslips could also bring down sediment and gravel, he said.
The 2016 earthquakes moved a considerable amount of shingle into the headwaters of the Kowhai River, which needed another event to shift it downstream, Davie said.
In 1993, the Kowhai River burst its banks and flooded homes and the main street of Kaikōura.
"When you drive along the coast it doesn’t make sense because the river seems to be a long way from the town."
But the river can change course in a flood or earthquake, he said.
PHOTO: King Charles III (left) visited the Hutton’s shearwater colony on the Kaikōura Peninsula with Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust chairperson Ted Howard during a visit in 2019. The birds are threatened by rising sea temperatures and predators. (Supplied by Department of Internal Affairs)
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When it’s time to explore retirement village options, you have so many choices. So how do you decide what village is best for you? We’ve put together a comprehensive guide explaining all there is to know about Ryman retirement living.
How much does a retirement village cost? What levels of … View moreWhen it’s time to explore retirement village options, you have so many choices. So how do you decide what village is best for you? We’ve put together a comprehensive guide explaining all there is to know about Ryman retirement living.
How much does a retirement village cost? What levels of care do we provide? The Ryman Guide answers all your questions around finances, living options & what to expect when you move in to one of our thriving village communities.
Get a free copy for yourself & find out why we are New Zealand’s Most Trusted brand in aged care.
Right now, kiwi families are facing some really big challenges and many find themselves struggling to make ends meet. For some, this will mean Christmas won't be a time to celebrate.
This Christmas, give the gift of hope. With a $40 donation, you have an opportunity to help those who need … View moreRight now, kiwi families are facing some really big challenges and many find themselves struggling to make ends meet. For some, this will mean Christmas won't be a time to celebrate.
This Christmas, give the gift of hope. With a $40 donation, you have an opportunity to help those who need it most. With Christmas Box, 100% of donations go to not only feeding a family with food essentials and treats but will also provide much-needed hope. Only together, can we bring hope to those in need all across Aotearoa. We can't do it alone.
By local democracy reporter David Hill:
Incumbent Kaikōura MP Stuart Smith has held onto his seat by a large majority, but he won't be the only Marlburian in Parliament.
With special votes still to be counted, National's Smith finished the election with 18,050 votes, a margin of … View moreBy local democracy reporter David Hill:
Incumbent Kaikōura MP Stuart Smith has held onto his seat by a large majority, but he won't be the only Marlburian in Parliament.
With special votes still to be counted, National's Smith finished the election with 18,050 votes, a margin of more than 10,000 to his closest rival, Labour candidate Emma Dewhirst.
New Zealand First candidate Jamie Arbuckle, also a Marlborough District councillor, looked set to enter Parliament as a list MP with New Zealand First over 6%.
Speaking earlier in the night at the Woodbourne Tavern in Renwick, a confident Arbuckle said he was looking forward to taking on the “life-changing experience”.
“I think it’s an amazing achievement. The team has worked really hard, it’s a great result for this electorate,” he said.
”It’s going to be important to have that voice for local issues around the Sounds roads issues, [and] we’ve got those major infrastructure projects with Port Marlborough and the combined colleges.”
Arbuckle, who was sixth on New Zealand First’s list, said he did not want to put Marlborough through a costly by-election, so he intended to continue his role as a councillor.
“Obviously my council role will be different from what it has been,” Arbuckle said.
“But there’s also a lot of stuff I can still achieve for the council."
He congratulated Smith on winning the electorate.
“He does work really hard, and I look forward to supporting him in ways I can, but also learning the role of being an MP myself," he said.
Meanwhile, Smith, surrounded by friends and family at the Blenheim Club at 10pm on Saturday, said he was happy with the results so far, with the numbers for the National Party tracking well too.
“I just want to thank everybody who has supported the National Party, and me,” Smith said.
“Without their support we wouldn’t have got the result that we did.”
Smith, about to enter his fourth term, joked he had “finished his apprenticeship”.
“The night has been great. Election nights are always filled with tension as they should be, because it’s a really important night,” he said.
“This is, in my view, the most important election of my lifetime.
“The politics, the division, has been sent to the dust bin where it belongs.”
Looking ahead to the challenges, Smith said the rebuild of the Marlborough Sounds roads, damaged during flooding in July 2021 and August 2022, needed to be delivered on.
As he had stated throughout his campaign, there needed to be a “fair amount” of funding from central government to help the Marlborough District Council with the rebuild.
The second thing that “worried” him was the flow-on effects of the Picton ferry terminal redevelopment, which would cater for new, larger ferries.
He thought it would lead to congestion challenges on State Highway 1.
“From there [Picton], almost to Christchurch, we have a significant issue with the number of trucks and cars that will be on the road at any one point,” he said.
“Getting that traffic through Blenheim as well will be a challenge, and I think that has to be a priority for our electorate.”
Labour candidate Emma Dewhirst was still smiling despite losing the seat.
Speaking at her campaign headquarters, Dewhirst thanked the people that had supported her.
“I don’t think you can walk into a seat like Kaikōura and expect it to flip immediately, and so it can’t be a single race if you’re serious,” she said.
“That’s a fact right?”
National took 41.4% of the electorate’s party vote, while Labour had 21%. It was a complete flip to that of the 2020 election, when Labour took 44.1%, compared to National’s 30.7%.
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Kaikōura electorate results
Smith (National): 18050
Dewhirst (Labour): 8024
Arbuckle (NZ First): 3875
Keith Griffiths (ACT): 2197
Richard McCubbin (Greens): 1949
Natalie Colello (New Zealand Loyal): 720
Sandra Campbell (Democracy NZ): 434
David Greenslade (New Conservatives): 191
John McCaskey (Independent): 123
Ted Howard (Independent): 94
Shaun Brown (Money Free Party NZ): 35
* Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ on Air.
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