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Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
New Zealand is preparing for a future free trade agreement with the United Kingdom. We’re asking for New Zealanders’ views now, so we can take them into account right from the start of the process.
Key benefits we will be looking for include removing tariffs and other barriers that restrict… View moreNew Zealand is preparing for a future free trade agreement with the United Kingdom. We’re asking for New Zealanders’ views now, so we can take them into account right from the start of the process.
Key benefits we will be looking for include removing tariffs and other barriers that restrict the flow of goods and services between our countries, and closer cooperation on progressive trade issues, including environmental protection.
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All New Zealand police officers will receive new stab- and bullet-proof vests in a $20 million roll-out over the next three-and-a-half years.
The current vests - which were introduced in 2006 - are stab-proof, but special vests are worn by any officers involved in firearms … View moreHey neighbours,
All New Zealand police officers will receive new stab- and bullet-proof vests in a $20 million roll-out over the next three-and-a-half years.
The current vests - which were introduced in 2006 - are stab-proof, but special vests are worn by any officers involved in firearms call-outs.
They have passed their warranty, but remain "safe and fit for purpose", says Police Commissioner Mike Bush.
What do you think about the new armour? Are police officers safe using the current vests? Are you surprised the existing vests aren't stab- and bullet-proof?
To read more, click here.
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Janine from Bishopdale
I currently nanny for a lovely family who have one gorgeous preschool child. They would love another family with a preschool child to share me as their nanny. This is called Nanny sharing, if you would like to have a nanny at a more affordable rate...feel free to PM me for more details. 😊
Yes you do! Our Triple Cheese Mini Muffins are the perfect snack – just the right size and shape for little hands.
Better still, they’re a snap to make, especially if you have ready-grated tasty and parmesan cheese from Mainland in the fridge.
For the more adventurous eaters, finish each… View moreYes you do! Our Triple Cheese Mini Muffins are the perfect snack – just the right size and shape for little hands.
Better still, they’re a snap to make, especially if you have ready-grated tasty and parmesan cheese from Mainland in the fridge.
For the more adventurous eaters, finish each muffin with a little wedge of Brie, Noble or Blue cheese. You might not be able to resist sneaking a couple for your own lunch!
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Jenny from Ilam
Wonderful chance to hear the mighty Rieger organ roar for the first time in 8 years! TWO free concerts on Wednesday, March 6th. 1.10pm and repeated at 6pm. No booking is necessary, but there are plenty of seats for everyone. Come and enjoy an hour of magnificent music on this fine instrument played… View moreWonderful chance to hear the mighty Rieger organ roar for the first time in 8 years! TWO free concerts on Wednesday, March 6th. 1.10pm and repeated at 6pm. No booking is necessary, but there are plenty of seats for everyone. Come and enjoy an hour of magnificent music on this fine instrument played by concert organist Martin Setchell.
More information can be found on the organ's website at www.nzorgan.com...
March 6th-Organ concert flyer-for distribution2.pdf Download View
Judy from Bryndwr
Hi all fluffy has gone missing Hudson Street 25th January light tan/caramel colour quite shy maybe hiding in someone’s garden please could you keep an eye out for her I have a young girl who is desperately wanting her pet back home.
Thank you 😊ph 0211259378
Lysette from Avonhead
$3,800 or ONO
1 NZ Owner only, Wof Expires in March 2019, REG has run out - happy to negotiate both of these to be up-to-date.
Automatic
Still Factory except the head unit. Also listed Trademe and Facebook.
Price: $3,800
Bryan and Barbara Roper from Papanui High School Adult and Community Education
Papanui High School is once again offering our popular Te Reo Maori nightclasses. We have a beginners class on a Monday night starting on 11 February 7-9 pm for 7 weeks at a cost of $128 which will focus on attention to pronunciation, learning basic phrases and personal introductions. For those who… View morePapanui High School is once again offering our popular Te Reo Maori nightclasses. We have a beginners class on a Monday night starting on 11 February 7-9 pm for 7 weeks at a cost of $128 which will focus on attention to pronunciation, learning basic phrases and personal introductions. For those who are beyond this stage we have a Post Beginners class on a Wednesday night starting on 13 February 7-9 pm for 7 weeks at a cost of $128 which will follow on from the Beginners Course and is for those students who already have a basic understanding of Te Reo. The course will include introduction to whakatauki/proverbs and kiwaha/everyday phrases. For further information and enrolment please visit our website www.papanui.school.nz... or email Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz or telephone our office on 033520701.
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Courtney Winter from Art Mix Norwester
ART MIX NORWESTER:
We are:
A beautiful mix of people, and personalities,
A varied mix of Nationalities
We have a mix of painting styles.
We use mixed media
We mix up fun and paint;
So Just add paint and MIX
Start NOW
Art is for everyone - any age, any ability, from absolute … View moreART MIX NORWESTER:
We are:
A beautiful mix of people, and personalities,
A varied mix of Nationalities
We have a mix of painting styles.
We use mixed media
We mix up fun and paint;
So Just add paint and MIX
Start NOW
Art is for everyone - any age, any ability, from absolute beginners to experienced artists. Come and join our friendly and happy group of men, women and teenagers from all walks of life, from Christchurch and the wider Canterbury areas. We work in all mediums, at all experience levels, with a resident tutor and visiting tutors up to twice a year.
We create all year – February to December,
Tuesday evenings, 7.15 to 9.15 p.m. at Christchurch Girls High School. State School holidays observed.
Annual fees: $240.
A $50.00 deposit payable immediately, with balance due on 12 February 2018. A short term payment system can be looked at if there is a problem with the annual fee.
Art materials additional. Please discuss with Courtney
Please contact Courtney for Account number.
If you wish to discuss anything further please get in contact. Or Look in the Arts Canterbury Website under Businesses and then Organisations. Courtney 029 777 9393 or Email: artmixnorwester@gmail.com
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Penny from Papanui
This Saturday 2nd February at Crosbie Park:
Apsley Dr, Avonhead,
The Team from Children's Day
With Children's Day just around the corner, now is the time to start thinking about how you'll celebrate at school, in your community or even at work! Register your event on the Children's Day website before 15 February to receive a pack of giveaways for the tamariki at your event, … View moreWith Children's Day just around the corner, now is the time to start thinking about how you'll celebrate at school, in your community or even at work! Register your event on the Children's Day website before 15 February to receive a pack of giveaways for the tamariki at your event, while stocks last.
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
Public water-saving measures appear to be paying off with much of Christchurch likely to have a chlorine-free supply again in May.
However, based on progress up to Tuesday, more than 150,000 water users will have to put up with chlorinated water until at least the end of June, when an ultra-violet… View morePublic water-saving measures appear to be paying off with much of Christchurch likely to have a chlorine-free supply again in May.
However, based on progress up to Tuesday, more than 150,000 water users will have to put up with chlorinated water until at least the end of June, when an ultra-violet treatment plant is due to be commissioned.
Council water supply improvement programme manager Helen Beaumont says the council has not yet "given up on the May target" for taking chlorine out of the city's water supply.
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Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
Just a handful of places around New Zealand officially had a "heatwave" this week, despite the often record-setting hot weather.
On Thursday it was Hanmer Forest in North Canterbury that topped the temperature charts, with a stifling maximum of 38.4 degrees Celsius, according to the … View moreJust a handful of places around New Zealand officially had a "heatwave" this week, despite the often record-setting hot weather.
On Thursday it was Hanmer Forest in North Canterbury that topped the temperature charts, with a stifling maximum of 38.4 degrees Celsius, according to the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research.
That was the hottest temperature there since records began in 1906, the fourth-equal highest temperature for January of anywhere in New Zealand, and the hottest temperature of this summer so far.
But while most of the country has sweltered over the past five days, the hot spell experienced by many has actually fallen short of official heatwave status.
Community Development Worker from Bishopdale Community Trust
With the school holidays drawing to an end, and it's time to start thinking again about after school activities for 2019!
The YMCA Bishopdale Recreation Centre offer some great active after school programmes including basketball, recreational gymnastics and jazz / hip hop dance.
They are… View moreWith the school holidays drawing to an end, and it's time to start thinking again about after school activities for 2019!
The YMCA Bishopdale Recreation Centre offer some great active after school programmes including basketball, recreational gymnastics and jazz / hip hop dance.
They are taking enrolments for Term 1 NOW!
Direct debit payment option is also available.
For more information have a look at their website.
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