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Ever thought about becoming a nurse? Come and learn all about this exciting profession and the excellent career opportunities it offers at our free nursing information session at 5.30pm on Tuesday 8 August. You’ll hear about our diploma, degree and postgraduate nursing qualifications and we’ll … View moreEver thought about becoming a nurse? Come and learn all about this exciting profession and the excellent career opportunities it offers at our free nursing information session at 5.30pm on Tuesday 8 August. You’ll hear about our diploma, degree and postgraduate nursing qualifications and we’ll show you our hi-tech clinical practice unit. Meet at the Rakaia Centre at the Ara City campus on Madras Street.
Soda Cafe in Southbrook has its very own royal family, of the swan variety.
Have you spotted the feathered family?
According to Waimakariri District Council figures there is plenty of parking in town, even at peak time. What are your observations? Although you can only tick one answer, feel free to comment below.
Can't find a park in Rangiora? Maybe you are just not looking hard enough.
Rangiora High School's (RHS) new principal is enjoying settling into her new surroundings.
Karen Stewart, the former principal of Marlborough Girls' College, took the reigns at RHS at the start of term three.
North Canterbury's George Lucas is preparing for the biggest race of his life. Lucas, along with th…
I'm posting this on the main Noticeboard as the Crime and Safety items don't seem to show under 'All Activity.'
Removed from Auckland St, Ashley Wednesday morning - single-axle small/standard size domestic trailer with wire mesh cage. Hand built, heavy construction, black … View moreI'm posting this on the main Noticeboard as the Crime and Safety items don't seem to show under 'All Activity.'
Removed from Auckland St, Ashley Wednesday morning - single-axle small/standard size domestic trailer with wire mesh cage. Hand built, heavy construction, black with red wheels. Registration: F200T. The trailer was half full of dead pine trimmings. Probably these have been dumped somewhere. Police report filed. Please message me if you have seen my trailer!
These shelves are on castors. They are meltika and the bottom shelf is approx 1.3metres squared. They are in excellent condition. There are 3 but happy to sell separately. Ideally pick up would be Kaikoura, however can bring to rangiora. Interested in offers
have just shot large ewe half hour ago. Seems a waste to put her in the ground. Usual farmer that has taken them before for his working dogs is away so if anyone available to collect (or butcher on site) wants her for their working dogs or pig dogs please phone 0224767177 before tomorrow morn.
For Omihi School's new principal, her latest appointment is a homecoming of sorts. Maree Lucas star…
A 100-year-old cedar tree is being put to good use at a North Canterbury saw mill where it will be turned into items such as furniture, a hot tub, garden sleepers and bee boxes, to name but a few.
What would you make from this amazing timber?
Rangiora's Winter Festival attracted the masses into the town centre on Saturday for a spot of ice-skating, market shopping and more, including the Big Splash.
What part of the festival was your favourite?
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