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Come in to the Red Cross on Vanguard St (parking out back of the shop) where all the Summer clothes, shoes, scarves, hats are half price.
The lovely Louis can help you on a Wednesday afternoon but all the staff are equally as helpful and friendly.
All kids clothes are fill a bag for $5 (the bag … View moreCome in to the Red Cross on Vanguard St (parking out back of the shop) where all the Summer clothes, shoes, scarves, hats are half price.
The lovely Louis can help you on a Wednesday afternoon but all the staff are equally as helpful and friendly.
All kids clothes are fill a bag for $5 (the bag isn’t small)….so be quick grab a bargain
Beautifully warm with wool lining, zipped with attached
hood. 2 patch pockets.
NEXT Label ..UK Size 14
Neck to hem 64cm
Sleeve 60cm & will turn up
Armhole to Armhole 56cm
$25
Stuff is on the hunt for the biggest potholes in New Zealand and the list is growing. Got a local pothole doing your head in? Share it on Stuff!
Saturday, 16th March, 11am to 9pm
At Riverside Community, 289 Main Road Lower Moutere
Gate Sales Only:
Adults $20.00
Teenagers 14 - 17 years $10.00
… View moreSaturday, 16th March, 11am to 9pm
At Riverside Community, 289 Main Road Lower Moutere
Gate Sales Only:
Adults $20.00
Teenagers 14 - 17 years $10.00
Children (13 and under) FREE
Family Pass (2 Adults and up to 2 Teenagers) $45.00
For more information: Riverside Music Festival FB PageRiverside Community is proud to be producing another music festival and community day. With the support of the Creative Communities Festival Fund, the Riverside Community invites you to a day of music, activities, stalls, and community connectedness.
This year's musical lineup includes the following:
Kabra Kadabra (Golden Bay) - Balkan/Gypsy/Folk
The Scintillators (Tasman/Nelson) - Infectious lo-fi funk
Itchy and Scratchy (Nelson) - Original indie music
Irie Vibes (Motueka) - Reggae/Dub
DJ Hester (Nelson) - Conscious upbeat tunes
Jason McIvor, Florian Pauls, Hila Koray, Sonar Sonic and more!
The Music Festival is located in the Community Oval in the heart of Riverside Community. The festival has a long-standing history of celebrating Peace and, as such, providing a heartfelt space that embraces diversity. As always, the community will hold a special space for our community's young folk.
The Food Factory will host a “Srummy Slices Program” for Year 7-8 students on Tuesday 16 April and Wednesday 17 April from 1pm-4.30pm at a price of $50 per student. The program is designed to give youth a taste of what it might be like to start a food business. Small groups will be given a … View moreThe Food Factory will host a “Srummy Slices Program” for Year 7-8 students on Tuesday 16 April and Wednesday 17 April from 1pm-4.30pm at a price of $50 per student. The program is designed to give youth a taste of what it might be like to start a food business. Small groups will be given a Scummy Slice recipe without a name. They will follow the recipe to make the slice, invent a name for what they make, design packaging and present to a panel of judges. Guaranteed to be deliciously fun! Register by emailing: olivia@thefoodfactory.co.nz
Hop into Easter with our Gift Guide 2024! Whether you're spoiling the grandkids or surprising your closest pals, we've gathered delightful gifts to make this Easter memorable.
Explore now and find the perfect treasures to cherish the season with those you love. Don't leave it to … View moreHop into Easter with our Gift Guide 2024! Whether you're spoiling the grandkids or surprising your closest pals, we've gathered delightful gifts to make this Easter memorable.
Explore now and find the perfect treasures to cherish the season with those you love. Don't leave it to the last minute – start shopping now from the comfort of your couch!
***update***So it seems that cctv footage, registration number and a name are not enough info for the police to "find out who it is". Crikey I'm glad I'm better at my job than they are at theirs!!! See letter below. What on earth is enough info I wonder!!!
2008 Chevrolet MW … View more***update***So it seems that cctv footage, registration number and a name are not enough info for the police to "find out who it is". Crikey I'm glad I'm better at my job than they are at theirs!!! See letter below. What on earth is enough info I wonder!!!
2008 Chevrolet MW .....MDK314.
Yesterday a woman pretended to pay for some plants from my plant stall in Lower Moutere.
Checking the lockbox afterwards we discovered no money and missing cyclamen and hebes. Security footage shows very clearly the woman, her car and rego and the pretend payment. Before I load the cctv footage onto the police website I'd like anyone who recognizes who this is to tell them I'm giving them a chance to put the money they owe into the lockbox.
Also posted on crime and safety board.
Very solid, quality office desk.
Cable hole port in top left of desk top.
Dimensions (cm) W 1400, D 74, H73.
Pick up in Richmond ... seller may be able to assist with local delivery.
YorkT500 treadmill. Purchased secondhand a few years ago but not used much. Works fine. Has some cosmetic damage, but nothing that affects its operation. Pickup Richmond ... seller may be able to assist with local delivery.
Looking for premmy baby clothes for my daughter who is about to give birth to a very little baby girl
All welcome. Great night. Meals available. Dine and dance. St Patrick's Day theme.
You are invited. All welcome. Free admission. Wearing green is encouraged . Music starts at 7.30. Rob and Ayleen Innes
JULIA AMUA WHAIPOOTI
"Giving life to the founding rights and constitutional document in Aotearoa: Te Tiriti o Waitangi. What does it look like; what could it feel like?"
Julia (Ngāti Porou) is Tatau-Urutahi / Tino Rangitiratanga (Shared Leader) at the Human Rights Commission, … View moreJULIA AMUA WHAIPOOTI
"Giving life to the founding rights and constitutional document in Aotearoa: Te Tiriti o Waitangi. What does it look like; what could it feel like?"
Julia (Ngāti Porou) is Tatau-Urutahi / Tino Rangitiratanga (Shared Leader) at the Human Rights Commission, working alongside Chief Executive Meg de Ronde. She is a respected advocate and community leader in the areas of judicial reform and children's rights. Her dream is to continue the important work of the Commission to uphold the mana and status of human rights in New Zealand.
When? Wednesday 27 March at 7.30pm Café opens 6pm.
Where? Yaza! Café, Montgomery Square, Nelson CBD
Bring a friend and discuss, eat, drink, listen, question and comment.
Treat yourself and support our partners Yaza Café at the same time.
Come early and try their 'Spirited Conversations' menu!
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