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Looking for a rewarding overseas experience? Volunteer with local people and organisations throughout the wider Pacific to help transform lives. Aged 25 to 75 - our Kiwi volunteers come from diverse industries and all walks of life.
We cover flights, accommodation, insurance and even provide a … View moreLooking for a rewarding overseas experience? Volunteer with local people and organisations throughout the wider Pacific to help transform lives. Aged 25 to 75 - our Kiwi volunteers come from diverse industries and all walks of life.
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Make a real difference in the lives of our Pacific neighbours. Learn more about volunteering with VSA.
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This weekend 10th February 2018 at The Hurunui Race Course, Medbury Road, Hurunui, (Off State HIghway 7).
A fun filled family picnic day. See below for more details.
Perfect for student or home office
14 archfile ring binders/folders
Epsom XP-420 printer/scanner with wi-fi
Brother fax FAX-825
all excellent condition.
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Stuff and The Press are investigating the impact retirement can have on mental health.
While retirement is typically a happy, relaxing time of life, Age Concern says it can be very difficult for some as they experience a sense of loss, self worth and a lack of purpose.
We understand this is … View moreStuff and The Press are investigating the impact retirement can have on mental health.
While retirement is typically a happy, relaxing time of life, Age Concern says it can be very difficult for some as they experience a sense of loss, self worth and a lack of purpose.
We understand this is a sensitive topic, but we want to chat with a retiree who has initially struggled with retirement and may have felt these, or similar emotions.
If you're happy to share your experience please contact reporter Laura Baker by phone 03 943 2837 or email laura.baker@fairfaxmedia.co.nz
Stolen this morning between 7 am - 12 noon. Please contact 021 172 6309 for any sightings.
Rangiora double Paralympian Jeremy Morriss is starting from scratch in his bid to attend a third Par…
We are looking for a Bar Leaner for our Man Cave/ Garage. An old pub type one would be perfect or similar. Message me if anyone has one for sale.
Always going above and beyond has resulted in a prestigious award for a North Canterbury police offi…
Construction of the Passchendaele Memorial Path between Rangiora and Kaiapoi is all but complete. W…
The Hurunui District could be hopping at Easter weekend as the only place open. With the Christchurc…
Your child deserves the best kindergarten education. Kidsfirst Kindergartens offer 30 hours free for all children - every week! We have fantastic teaching teams in small, friendly kindergartens with great big backyards. We treat every child as someone special and build lifelong learners by focusing… View moreYour child deserves the best kindergarten education. Kidsfirst Kindergartens offer 30 hours free for all children - every week! We have fantastic teaching teams in small, friendly kindergartens with great big backyards. We treat every child as someone special and build lifelong learners by focusing on their interests.
We weave culture into everyday and find opportunities to make the most of any educational opportunity. We have a kindergarten in most neighbourhoods, so there's likely to be one near you. Visit our website to find a kindy or for more information, to put your name on the wait-list or enrol.
1st Rangiora Boys Brigade is starting again on the Thursday 15th February 2018. We welcome all boys aged from 5-12 yrs to come and see what Boys Brigade is all about. Held at the Trinty Methodist Church on King Street, Rangiora at 6.30pm. Come along, it might just be what you are looking for… View more1st Rangiora Boys Brigade is starting again on the Thursday 15th February 2018. We welcome all boys aged from 5-12 yrs to come and see what Boys Brigade is all about. Held at the Trinty Methodist Church on King Street, Rangiora at 6.30pm. Come along, it might just be what you are looking for your son.
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