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Being cold and uncomfortable at night really wrecks a good sleep.
And a bad sleep more often than not translates into a bad day, especially for school age children.
Just past the SOTK live some chickens who have become refugees now that the bush they lived under was consumed by the flames.
They are lovely chickens, 3 female and one singed rooster, who are now camping under a tree, at the carpark where the summit road that goes past the SOTK takes a hard … View moreJust past the SOTK live some chickens who have become refugees now that the bush they lived under was consumed by the flames.
They are lovely chickens, 3 female and one singed rooster, who are now camping under a tree, at the carpark where the summit road that goes past the SOTK takes a hard left.
We have been feeding them in their last abode for the past 6 months or so, but they are very exposed where they are now.
I think like any other refugees they would appreciate some sort of shelter, and some food if anyone would like to help them.
Its quite fun going up and giving them our scrap bowl, and some grain, maybe other Samaritans would like the outing as well.
BTW the Sign of the Kiwi and summit road seems totally open!
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We support communities all over the country, helping them with the things they need most to build better, stronger, and safer places to live.
Follow us… View moreThe awesome team at #Neighbourly are helping us connect with our local communities better, using Neighbourly.co.nz and the Neighbourly App.
We support communities all over the country, helping them with the things they need most to build better, stronger, and safer places to live.
Follow us to find out about cool projects happening in your community.
Lions Clubs, Supporting Communities for 100 Years in 2017!
Find out more at www.LionsClubs.org.nz...
Hello to our Neighbourly cat and dog lovers! We’re giving away a YEAR’s supply of PURINA ONE cat or dog food for our furry friends. Simply pounce online to Freshchoice.co.nz/Purina-one to fill in your details and you'll be in the draw! Competition ends 2nd April 2017.
Imagine a country which respects the living planet; whose people enjoy fair land tenure, good housing, good health, wholesome food, a rewarding livelihood, free education, a compassionate justice system, and an adequate income: a country with an inclusive democracy grounded in vibrant communities.
… View moreImagine a country which respects the living planet; whose people enjoy fair land tenure, good housing, good health, wholesome food, a rewarding livelihood, free education, a compassionate justice system, and an adequate income: a country with an inclusive democracy grounded in vibrant communities.
This could be Aotearoa New Zealand –Come along to the Living Economies Expo on from Fri March 31st til Sunday April 2nd in Lyttelton to be part of making this vision a reality.
Here is the programme
Check out the fantastic speakers and topics and come along to think about how we could build living economies across New Zealand. (some of which you have have a taste of hearing via the Growing Change of Seeds series of podcasts that are shared below).
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It takes three months to recycle the contents of your green organics bin into compost. Find out about the whole process at the Organics Processing Plant Open Day . Saturday 18 March
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Visitors to Christchurch beaches are being warned to watch out for Portugese man o’ war (blue bottle) jellyfish, with hundreds washing up on the city’s beaches over the last week. Click the link for advice from Council Head Ranger Kelly Hansen.
This month we're pedalling for Plunket, raising money for their nationwide community services! Follow our journey and donate at www.pedalforplunket.org.nz... #Pedal4Plunket
The fire tornado that erupted early in the Port Hills blaze should serve as a "wake-up" call to Cant…
A Christchurch artist is using man's best friend as her muse. Charles Hannah's latest exhibition Wh…
Cantabrians are doing their part this week to raise awareness of one of New Zealand's disturbing rea…
A public meeting is being held at the Transitional Cathedral this
Thursday 9 March at 7.30 pm. There is an impressive list of concerned organisations attending this meeting.
You are invited to support your fellow neighbours and let your life be heard.
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