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Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
New plants in a central Christchurch park are dying and have to be replaced.
The $30 million taxpayer-funded Rauora Park opened in the city's east frame in December with 14,000 plants, including 312 trees. A large number are now dead or dying.
Crown rebuild company Ōtākaro says some … View moreNew plants in a central Christchurch park are dying and have to be replaced.
The $30 million taxpayer-funded Rauora Park opened in the city's east frame in December with 14,000 plants, including 312 trees. A large number are now dead or dying.
Crown rebuild company Ōtākaro says some deaths were inevitable, but plant experts say the work was poorly planned and done with no respect for the plants.
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The Team from Christchurch City Council
Did you know bagged recyclable items cannot be processed as operators cannot open individual bags? This is due to around 25 tonnes of recycling getting processed every hour, so bagged items often end up at the landfill.
To avoid this, simply have recyclables and plastic bags loose when throwing … View moreDid you know bagged recyclable items cannot be processed as operators cannot open individual bags? This is due to around 25 tonnes of recycling getting processed every hour, so bagged items often end up at the landfill.
To avoid this, simply have recyclables and plastic bags loose when throwing them in the yellow bin.
Find out if you’re recycling the right way here: ccc.govt.nz/recycling
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
Christchurch residents are queuing at a free well to avoid drinking the chlorinated water coming from their taps.
The well can be found at Lotus at Siam Thai Day Spa on Ernlea Tce in Cashmere.
Hi Christchurch,
Did you know there's no risk to humans from third hand exposure to houses where methamphetamine has been consumed? A Government report found mould was a much larger health risk to tenants than meth residue. Would you live in a house where meth has been smoked? To read more … View moreHi Christchurch,
Did you know there's no risk to humans from third hand exposure to houses where methamphetamine has been consumed? A Government report found mould was a much larger health risk to tenants than meth residue. Would you live in a house where meth has been smoked? To read more about the report, click here. (Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff).
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Gym junkies: who likes to spin?!
The popular spin classes at Council gyms will be included in membership fees from Friday.
For more information head to Newsline: bit.ly...
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
The Christchurch City Council will lower the amount of chlorine it is adding to the city's water after a public outcry over the smell and taste.
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Kelly from Shirley
We are also offering weekly payment plans to take care of your windows through out the year. Sign up for a year and receive a 5% discount
The Team from Christchurch City Council
A group of year 11 Linwood College students took part in TEC's Work Inspiration programme recently.
Read about it on Newsline: bit.ly...
The Team from Christchurch City Council
To celebrate Arbor Day here in Christchurch, residents are encouraged to get involved to help restore Papanui Bush.
To find out more, read about it on Newsline: bit.ly...
The Warehouse stores will be fundraising for Women’s Refuge Kids in the Middle Programme for the next three weeks. Stop by to purchase a $2 key ring at our checkouts or add a donation, where funds raised will go towards helping over 4,102 children across New Zealand rebuild a life free from … View moreThe Warehouse stores will be fundraising for Women’s Refuge Kids in the Middle Programme for the next three weeks. Stop by to purchase a $2 key ring at our checkouts or add a donation, where funds raised will go towards helping over 4,102 children across New Zealand rebuild a life free from violence.
Every single day, teams in schools and early learning services across the country work together to create brighter futures for our children and young people.
And every Matariki, the Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards recognise and celebrate their outstanding achievements at a … View moreEvery single day, teams in schools and early learning services across the country work together to create brighter futures for our children and young people.
And every Matariki, the Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards recognise and celebrate their outstanding achievements at a prestigious awards ceremony.
The finalists were recently announced for the 2018 Awards, and schools or early learning services from your region could be among them. You can catch up on the last few years’ finalists and winners and find out more about what this year’s finalists achieved on our website.
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Whiteleigh Avenue in Addington will be closed for a critical railway upgrade from 6:00am Saturday 2 June to 6:00am Tuesday 5 June. KiwiRail has contracted Fulton Hogan to carry out 24 hour work.
Motorists are asked to avoid Addington and detour through Curletts Road where possible. Further … View moreWhiteleigh Avenue in Addington will be closed for a critical railway upgrade from 6:00am Saturday 2 June to 6:00am Tuesday 5 June. KiwiRail has contracted Fulton Hogan to carry out 24 hour work.
Motorists are asked to avoid Addington and detour through Curletts Road where possible. Further detours that avoid Whiteleigh Avenue will be in place. Tower Junction Mega Centre can be entered via Blenheim Road or via Princess Street. Horncastle Arena will be accessible from Wrights Road.
We apologise for any disruption caused by this closure. For more information, please call 0800 762 334 or email cant.info@fultonhogan.com
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Susanne from Phillipstown
Reminder book clearance tommorrow WED. 30 th 1-4pm,come along and stock up on reading material for the cold days ahead. Also OP SHOP open WEDand FRI 9-10 am,lots of winter clothing in stock and more arriving daily.
The Team from Citizens Advice Christchurch Area
Do you know that if you are a tenant, your landlord must disclose if there is insulation in your home? If you are not sure if your house is insulated talk to your landlord. From 1 July 2019, it will be mandatory for all rental homes to have ceiling and underfloor insulation that is up to a certain … View moreDo you know that if you are a tenant, your landlord must disclose if there is insulation in your home? If you are not sure if your house is insulated talk to your landlord. From 1 July 2019, it will be mandatory for all rental homes to have ceiling and underfloor insulation that is up to a certain standard. Call us on 0800 367 222 to check your rights and obligations as a tenant or landlord. You can also find more information on the Tenancy Services website:
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
A shortlist of possible uses for the 602-hectare red zone was released on Friday by Regenerate Christchurch.
More than half of the area will be given to a green spine, with three additional areas designated for activities and play, food and culture, and exploring nature. Some grand ideas for … View moreA shortlist of possible uses for the 602-hectare red zone was released on Friday by Regenerate Christchurch.
More than half of the area will be given to a green spine, with three additional areas designated for activities and play, food and culture, and exploring nature. Some grand ideas for the space include a gondola, floating houses, and a whitewater park.
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