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New towel rail installed.
It's the simplest things that can make a huge difference to how a room makes you feel.
Need a hand with anything at your place? I specialise in those small jobs you just can't get to!
Send me a message or give me a call today on 0274086199
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Hi Canterbury,
Would you support the introduction of MMP to local body elections?
A former Labour minister has called on the government to implement MMP as the voting system for local body elections in a bid to 'fix' local government.
Peter Neilson, an economist, is a former … View moreHi Canterbury,
Would you support the introduction of MMP to local body elections?
A former Labour minister has called on the government to implement MMP as the voting system for local body elections in a bid to 'fix' local government.
Peter Neilson, an economist, is a former Labour MP for Miramar, a Minister of Revenue, Works and Associate Minister of Finance. Neilson explains how MMP could have a positive impact on civic participation after data from Internal Affairs showed a decline in voter turnout.
Around four out of 10 New Zealanders on the electoral role turned out to vote in the last set of local elections. In comparison, around seven or eight out 10 voted in the general election last year.
Share your thoughts below and don't forget to type NFP if you don't want your comment featured in the Northern Outlook.
It’s a time for fine-tuning your skills and pushing the boundaries, catching up with your mates and heading off on new adventures at the drop of a hat! No, we’re not talking about your 20s, we’re talking about your retirement.
Ross’ retirement saw the beginning of his musical journey … View moreIt’s a time for fine-tuning your skills and pushing the boundaries, catching up with your mates and heading off on new adventures at the drop of a hat! No, we’re not talking about your 20s, we’re talking about your retirement.
Ross’ retirement saw the beginning of his musical journey where his passion quickly evolved from making music, to crafting guitars. It all started when Ross and some mates joined a music group where the camaraderie and togetherness were just as important as the music.
Living in a Ryman village, Ross can continue living life to the full in his retirement because they are places where you don’t retire from life, you find a new way to live .
Tuesday crazy deals 🤣🤣🤣while stocks last.
Bananas 98c kg!🍌🍌🍌
Large sweet Manderine $3.68 kg🍊🍊🍊🍊
Nz Garlic $9.99 kg 👍👍
Fresh Ginger $3.99 kg🙌
Lots more deals in store so pop on in and see the friendly team at Leacroft St where fresh produce tastes best.
Green, safe, affordable, and sustainable, with meaningful jobs and a city which is easy to get around.
That’s what the residents of greater Christchurch say they want from their city in 2050, according to a new survey of about 4000 people.
While residents commented on topics ranging from … View moreGreen, safe, affordable, and sustainable, with meaningful jobs and a city which is easy to get around.
That’s what the residents of greater Christchurch say they want from their city in 2050, according to a new survey of about 4000 people.
While residents commented on topics ranging from traffic and housing to leadership and economic growth, the desire to protect the environment emerged strongly as the number one wish.
Read more here and tell us what you want most for Christchurch in the comments below.
Check out the upcoming talks organised by the Canterbury Workers Educational Association.
NORTH WEST BRANCH
TERM 2: MAY - JUNE 2021
14 May - A group of Bellringers will present a variety of music.
21 May - Renee Blackburn will talk about the workings of the Book Discussion Scheme.
28 May -… View moreCheck out the upcoming talks organised by the Canterbury Workers Educational Association.
NORTH WEST BRANCH
TERM 2: MAY - JUNE 2021
14 May - A group of Bellringers will present a variety of music.
21 May - Renee Blackburn will talk about the workings of the Book Discussion Scheme.
28 May - Dr Ann Scott will talk about catering at McDonalds.
4 June - Miracle Tarawa will talk about her time and life in Gloriavale.
11 June - Paul Boatwood and Gail Thompson will speak about the Facet Friendship Club, a social friendship club for adults, with a variety of monthly social events for members.
18 June - Craig Ogilvie has been with Showbiz NZ for a number of years as performer and member of the association. He has recently returned from overseas.
25 June - Diane Matthews will talk about Elder Abuse.
2 July - John will arrange a talk about solving crimes using DNA.
Venue: Chapel Street Hall, Cnr Chapel St & Harewood Rd Fridays 10am -11.30am. Cost $4 - includes a cuppa.
For further info contact: Barbara Miller - 3552-040
Website: cwea.org.nz
Papanui High School still has vacancies in the following nightclasses for Term 2.
MONDAY BEGINNING 17 MAY
French for Beginners
General English Pre Intermediate & Upper Intermediate
Watercolour Painting
TUESDAY BEGINNING 18 MAY
Indian Cooking… View morePapanui High School still has vacancies in the following nightclasses for Term 2.
MONDAY BEGINNING 17 MAY
French for Beginners
General English Pre Intermediate & Upper Intermediate
Watercolour Painting
TUESDAY BEGINNING 18 MAY
Indian Cooking
Sign Language for Beginners Level 1B
WEDNESDAY BEGINNING 19 MAY
Chinese for Beginners
Drawing - Learn to Draw Wildlife
Special Effects Makeup
THURSDAY BEGINNING 20 MAY
Cooking - Indian Street Food Flavours
Sign Language Beginners Level 1a
WEEKEND COURSES
Cheese Making 22 May
Millinery Making a Felt Hat 10 June, 12 June & 13 June
Upholstery Workshop 12 & 13 June
Patchwork for Beginners (23 May & 30 May)
Know the Dough (Making yeast raised products) 12 & 13 June
Millinery Revamping and Restyling Vintage Hats 26 & 27 June
For further information and enrolment in any of these courses please visit our website www.papanui.school.nz... or email Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz or telephone our office on 033520701
At CAB we know that dealing with immigration issues can be tricky and there are major changes to the immigration system coming. That is why we have set up 2 clinics to help . Whatever the immigration issue we can get you off to a good start .
The clinics are ...
1. Free Legal Clinic – … View moreAt CAB we know that dealing with immigration issues can be tricky and there are major changes to the immigration system coming. That is why we have set up 2 clinics to help . Whatever the immigration issue we can get you off to a good start .
The clinics are ...
1. Free Legal Clinic – Immigration
- next one 13th May
This clinic is run by specialist immigration lawyers who are experienced in Immigration law. We also have a lawyer who can help with Refugee law.
When: Thursdays (every 3 weeks)
Time: 6.15pm- 8pm
Location: Hornby Community Centre – 8 Goulding Ave
Booking: Phone our West Branch 03 349 5236 to make an appointment
2. Immigration Advice Clinic
- next one 18th of May
This clinic is run by a registered immigration advisor. She can give immigration advice, support and help with completing immigration paperwork.
When: Tuesdays (every 2 weeks)
Time: 11am – 1pm
Location: Fendalton Library – 4 Jeffreys Rd
Booking: Phone our North Branch 03 351 7804 to make an appointment
World War II dominated the 1940s. "Our boys" marched through Christchurch before
departing to fight the foe. They were joined by many women who had enlisted in the armed forces to serve in support roles. Here, some of the 549 members of the Women's Service Auxiliary march in a … View moreWorld War II dominated the 1940s. "Our boys" marched through Christchurch before
departing to fight the foe. They were joined by many women who had enlisted in the armed forces to serve in support roles. Here, some of the 549 members of the Women's Service Auxiliary march in a street parade. It is April, 1941. Germany has inflicted a series of defeats
on Allied forces in Europe and Japan is preparing for war in the Pacific. Such parades
boosted patriotism, which helped the military recruitment drive and the raising of money for
the war effort through bonds schemes.
Monthly AEA Worldwide Web events are held on the third Sunday of each month.
For May it is 8.00 am on Sunday 17th.
For newcomers interested in receiving a Zoom invitation for the event, please email aeawebevent@gmail.com.
Hi, a blue budgie flew out of our aviary this afternoon in Bryndwr. If anyone sees it please let us know. 0272044764 Thanks Julie
They had a vision for their property, but they also had three floods in 20 years. That didn't stop them pursuing the garden of their dreams though.
Hey Cantabs,
It was quickly dubbed “the big snow” and was the heaviest snowfall in three decades.
“Christchurch teetered on the brink of disaster yesterday as the worst snowstorm in 30 years first paralysed the city, then caused widespread flooding,” The Press reported on August 29, 1992.… View moreHey Cantabs,
It was quickly dubbed “the big snow” and was the heaviest snowfall in three decades.
“Christchurch teetered on the brink of disaster yesterday as the worst snowstorm in 30 years first paralysed the city, then caused widespread flooding,” The Press reported on August 29, 1992.
Do you remember the big snow?
New Zealand’s lush green pastures and temperate climate means our country produces some of the world’s best beef.
New Zealand is one of McDonald’s top ten beef-producing markets and it’s such a hit with the rest of the world that a significant percentage of NZ’s beef exports are to … View moreNew Zealand’s lush green pastures and temperate climate means our country produces some of the world’s best beef.
New Zealand is one of McDonald’s top ten beef-producing markets and it’s such a hit with the rest of the world that a significant percentage of NZ’s beef exports are to international McDonald’s markets.
We partner with many Kiwi farmers who produce our beef, including Whangara Farms which was the first beef farm outside of Europe to be invited to the McDonald’s Flagship Farmers programme.
ANZCO Foods, based in the small Taranaki town of Waitara, are responsible for making our 100% beef patties. About 90% of the staff at the Waitara plant are locals and they manage to produce around half a million patties each day.
Our quality beef cuts are minced and that’s it. No additives or fillers, just mince that is formed in patties, before they’re flash-frozen and sent to restaurants.
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