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It is very much a case of girl power for one Rangiora business, North Canterbury Bookkeeping owner N…
A former student of St Joseph's School in Rangiora has inspired the next generation of volunteers wi…
The Hurunui District was in the grips of an unprecedented three years of drought. As a result, the …
A women only biking and walking group in North Canterbury is gaining momentum and its popularity has…
How much you can borrow for your new home depends on a number of factors, including:
• The value of the home
• How much you’ve saved towards your deposit
• Your income, and your ability to repay your home loan after you’ve paid your regular expenses
To get an indication of how … View moreHow much you can borrow for your new home depends on a number of factors, including:
• The value of the home
• How much you’ve saved towards your deposit
• Your income, and your ability to repay your home loan after you’ve paid your regular expenses
To get an indication of how much you can borrow for a mortgage, and how much deposit you need, along with loan repayments, contact Sarah from Mortgage Express 021 0239 5424. She can talk you through your KiwiSaver options and may even be able to give you a conditional pre-approved mortgage on the spot!
Hi everyone, just recently joint my partner working for our own landscaping company “createscape” so if you need any work completed give us a call
Jess 0276304833
Ben 0273138783
Lawn care (maintenance and mowing) section clearing, plant and tree shaping, able to build gardens, veggie gardens, … View moreHi everyone, just recently joint my partner working for our own landscaping company “createscape” so if you need any work completed give us a call
Jess 0276304833
Ben 0273138783
Lawn care (maintenance and mowing) section clearing, plant and tree shaping, able to build gardens, veggie gardens, pergolas, driveways, entranceways, plant and tree planting, mulching
Check out our page on Facebook or at www.createscape.nz...
The competition between Timaru and Oamaru is heating up! And we want to know what your favourite NZ towns are. Our new series called the 'Great New Zealand Rivalries' looks at what makes our towns so great. So, which Kiwi town tugs at your heartstrings? We'd love to know.
From … View moreThe competition between Timaru and Oamaru is heating up! And we want to know what your favourite NZ towns are. Our new series called the 'Great New Zealand Rivalries' looks at what makes our towns so great. So, which Kiwi town tugs at your heartstrings? We'd love to know.
From Georgia, at Stuff.
The Neurological Foundation is bringing a free fun-filled educational day out for all ages to Brain Day Christchurch ! Expect lots of fun activities for the kids (including a walk through an inflatable brain) and the chance to learn all about the brain from scientists.
Plus, we have three … View moreThe Neurological Foundation is bringing a free fun-filled educational day out for all ages to Brain Day Christchurch ! Expect lots of fun activities for the kids (including a walk through an inflatable brain) and the chance to learn all about the brain from scientists.
Plus, we have three thought provoking talks during the day covering topics on healthy ageing, Dementia, Parkinson’s and Stroke. There’s more info about the lectures here.
Put a reminder in your diary for Saturday 17th March, 10am - 2:30pm at the La Vida Centre, 34A Hanson’s Lane, Upper Riccarton.
The Neurological Foundation Team
The Hurunui District Council plans to invest nearly $500,000 in an irrigation scheme, but some worry it may not be a good use of ratepayer money.
We want to know what you think?
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Rangiora High School continued their dominance of the Canterbury Secondary Schools' Regional Women's…
It's a grand entrance befitting a brand new venture. The Rangiora racecourse is being turned into a…
Rangiora will be well-represented at this weekend's New Zealand National Finals Rodeo in Wanaka, wit…
Hundreds of eager cyclists headed to Kaiapoi on Saturday morning to be one of the first to try out t…
For a quick commute into the city there are three non-stop services in the morning and three in the afternoon.
If you’re not close to a bus stop, consider park and ride or biking to a stop where you can easily put your bike on the bus.
Check out the timetable here at the following link:
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