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New Zealanders are embracing the reusable bag ahead of a plastic bag ban, but they could be carrying something else around – bacteria.
ACT leader David Seymour says 20 people could die each year using reusable bags.
"It's coming up to summer and people will be in a hot car with … View moreNew Zealanders are embracing the reusable bag ahead of a plastic bag ban, but they could be carrying something else around – bacteria.
ACT leader David Seymour says 20 people could die each year using reusable bags.
"It's coming up to summer and people will be in a hot car with their chicken in a canvas bag ... and suddenly, you've got a real serious case for poor food hygiene."
Food safety expert Steve Flint said it was a valid concern. Read more here
*Employers: Are your H&S policies and guidelines up to date?
*Employees: Have you suffered an accident at your work place?
North Island Mussel company is fined with over $250K after worker loses eye in an accident which could have been prevented if they were following the correct Health and … View more*Employers: Are your H&S policies and guidelines up to date?
*Employees: Have you suffered an accident at your work place?
North Island Mussel company is fined with over $250K after worker loses eye in an accident which could have been prevented if they were following the correct Health and Safety procedures.
From that amount only $60K is reparation for the worker which is way too low for an injury that will affect his life forever. The injury was so bad that not even a prosthetic eye could be fitted.
Contact Paul Now to find out how he can help you and avoid a big fine to your company or a low reparation for your injury.
Ph Paul on 03 22 22 385
Our parks in Banks Peninsula are special, so it goes without saying we want to look after them.
To do that, we’ve come up with a plan to protect two major reserves - Misty Peaks and Te Oka.
Head online and tell us if you think of our plans - they’re still in draft form, so your feedback will … View moreOur parks in Banks Peninsula are special, so it goes without saying we want to look after them.
To do that, we’ve come up with a plan to protect two major reserves - Misty Peaks and Te Oka.
Head online and tell us if you think of our plans - they’re still in draft form, so your feedback will help us create the final versions - just click the link below!
Thanks Nadja Mclean for providing this beautiful image 😍
Burgundy Colour NZ leather with steel interior springing.
Five cushions with each sofa. Excellent condition.
Contact Jennie 022 1550219
Has your community got anything planned for Halloween this year? We want to hear about anything scary, cool or quirky happening this All Hallows' Eve (Wednesday - October 31). (Please let us know if you don't want your comments published by writing NFP.)
The attached pics are from the … View moreHas your community got anything planned for Halloween this year? We want to hear about anything scary, cool or quirky happening this All Hallows' Eve (Wednesday - October 31). (Please let us know if you don't want your comments published by writing NFP.)
The attached pics are from the Thrill the World event in Christchurch's Cathedral Square on Sunday, where 'zombies' gathered to dance to Michael Jackson's Thriller. The event was held in various cities around the world to celebrate how we are all one community, regardless of our political, economic and racial backgrounds.
Come along to Chapel Street Church Hall, on the corner of Harewood Road and Chapel Street, Papanui this Friday, 9th November, to listen to Steve Bush's talk ' Trees for Canterbury'.
His talk starts at 10.30am.
Everyone is welcome - just sign in at the door with your name and phone … View moreCome along to Chapel Street Church Hall, on the corner of Harewood Road and Chapel Street, Papanui this Friday, 9th November, to listen to Steve Bush's talk ' Trees for Canterbury'.
His talk starts at 10.30am.
Everyone is welcome - just sign in at the door with your name and phone number, pay $4 and enjoy. If you come at 10am you can have a tea or coffee and a biscuit first.
Friendly parakeet found Friday 2nd November in Corfe St. If you have lost this cheery chap please call us on 027 856 171?
We’re taking a closer look at how we’re managing on-street parking in the suburbs.
So, we’ve created a draft policy to try and address some of the challenges our stakeholders have identified.
Before we go any further though, we need to hear from you.
So tell us: have we got it right? … View moreWe’re taking a closer look at how we’re managing on-street parking in the suburbs.
So, we’ve created a draft policy to try and address some of the challenges our stakeholders have identified.
Before we go any further though, we need to hear from you.
So tell us: have we got it right? bit.ly...
$5 a bunch pickup from CNR Greers Road and Chevron Place Ilam. Lots of amazing colours
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Diwali - Indian festival of lights is celebrated in Christchurch every year by Indians in South Island and the wider community. Diwali in Christchurch has grown significantly in the past 12 years and event is now attended by thousands of people from the wider community.
The highlights of … View moreDetails
Diwali - Indian festival of lights is celebrated in Christchurch every year by Indians in South Island and the wider community. Diwali in Christchurch has grown significantly in the past 12 years and event is now attended by thousands of people from the wider community.
The highlights of the event are:
1. Stage performances by local performers from different states of India
2. Traditional and Folk dances, music, songs
3. Food Stalls selling regional and authentic Indian food
4. Trade Stalls including Indian dresses and shoes
5. Free Event!
Christchurch residents will have to conserve water or face restrictions as the city council races to repair wells and remove chlorine from drinking supplies before the May deadline.
A five-month campaign to cut use will kick in next week to ensure adequate water supplies while council staff shut… View moreChristchurch residents will have to conserve water or face restrictions as the city council races to repair wells and remove chlorine from drinking supplies before the May deadline.
A five-month campaign to cut use will kick in next week to ensure adequate water supplies while council staff shut down and fix 13 wells as part of improvements to infrastructure. Read more here
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