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CAB will be holding a free seminar titled "Preparing for work in NZ",
as part of our migrant settlement support programme. It will cover :
- Your rights as an employee (presented by Community Law Canterbury)
- CV writing and an introduction to WorkConnect (presented by WorkConnect)
- An … View moreCAB will be holding a free seminar titled "Preparing for work in NZ",
as part of our migrant settlement support programme. It will cover :
- Your rights as an employee (presented by Community Law Canterbury)
- CV writing and an introduction to WorkConnect (presented by WorkConnect)
- An introduction to SkillsConnect (presented by SkillsConnect)
WHEN: 1:30-3:30pm on Sunday 17 November 2019
WHERE: Sydenham Room at South Library, 66 Colombo St, Cashmere
A light lunch and Certificate of Attendance will be provided
Contact Sally (Citizens Advice Bureau): migrant.cabchch@gmail.com or 022 655 3744 for more information
Our latest recruitment campaign explores the personal stories and cultural backgrounds of some of our officers, reflected in the tattoos they have.
It is these personal backgrounds, combined with the training provided by Police, which enables our staff to more empathetically and effectively … View moreOur latest recruitment campaign explores the personal stories and cultural backgrounds of some of our officers, reflected in the tattoos they have.
It is these personal backgrounds, combined with the training provided by Police, which enables our staff to more empathetically and effectively police in New Zealand's diverse communities.
Bring your unique story and join the NZ Police whānau today.
If you love Christmas check out this unusual Christmas carol concert at St Paul's Church 🎅
Free car parking, rates holidays for owners of new properties and financial incentives for developers should all be considered to ensure central Christchurch flourishes rather than flounders, councillor James Gough believes.
Gough has been tasked by mayor Lianne Dalziel to ensure plans designed to… View moreFree car parking, rates holidays for owners of new properties and financial incentives for developers should all be considered to ensure central Christchurch flourishes rather than flounders, councillor James Gough believes.
Gough has been tasked by mayor Lianne Dalziel to ensure plans designed to revitalise the heart of Christchurch do not fall flat. He believes ignoring the central city's regeneration and revitalisation means you "might as well write off the next three years".
What do you think needs to be done to regenerate the city centre? Tell us in the comments below.
Hello neighbours, take out an MTF Finance loan before 1 March 2020 and you'll go in the draw to win $10,000 to help you do More.
Hi Neighbours! Dementia Canterbury's Annual Appeal is coming up on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd November and we'd love some more collectors. If you could spare an hour or two, email me at jasmine@dementiacanterbury.org.nz with your preferred day, time, and area of town, and help us help … View moreHi Neighbours! Dementia Canterbury's Annual Appeal is coming up on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd November and we'd love some more collectors. If you could spare an hour or two, email me at jasmine@dementiacanterbury.org.nz with your preferred day, time, and area of town, and help us help people to live well with Dementia.
Is there a water interruption here in Ilam?no water here in Westmont st.at the moment?
Council would like to hear from you on the proposed skate park design. They want to know what you think works, what features are important to you and any suggestions you may have.
Fireworks are a ton of fun but carry real risks that need to be taken seriously. If you plan on lighting some here's some tips to keep everyone in your community safe and happy.
❌ 1. Never light fireworks in dry or windy conditions.
🔥 2. Only use fireworks in wide open areas, away from … View moreFireworks are a ton of fun but carry real risks that need to be taken seriously. If you plan on lighting some here's some tips to keep everyone in your community safe and happy.
❌ 1. Never light fireworks in dry or windy conditions.
🔥 2. Only use fireworks in wide open areas, away from flammable items such as trees, grasses, gas tanks, and wood.
💦 3. Keep a bucket of water or hose nearby.
👧 4. Children should never light fireworks themselves and need to be supervised closely at all times.
🧰 5. Keep all unlit fireworks in a secure bag or container away from any source of fire until they are ready to be used.
📞 6. Be considerate and let neighbours know if you're planning to set off fireworks. Aim to finish at a reasonable time.
🐱 7. Keep pets comfortable and secure inside. The loud booms and flashing lights can easily scare them off.
🐮 8. Avoid lighting off fireworks around farm animals and be aware of any newborns or elderly neighbours who may also be affected. If possible, change locations to somewhere that minimises any disturbances.
🌿 9. Be a tidy Kiwi and let's work together to keep New Zealand beautiful! Clean up any any rubbish and leave your spot better than you found it.
This Pandora charm bracelet was found in the gutter outside St Timothy's Church on Kendal Avenue approximately 6 months ago. It has four charms on it - which have been removed for the photograph. If you or a friend have lost a bracelet please ring the Bishopdale Community Trust on 03 359 1741.… View moreThis Pandora charm bracelet was found in the gutter outside St Timothy's Church on Kendal Avenue approximately 6 months ago. It has four charms on it - which have been removed for the photograph. If you or a friend have lost a bracelet please ring the Bishopdale Community Trust on 03 359 1741. Once you have identified the four charms the bracelet will be returned to its happy owner 😁
The New Zealand International Wine Show, New Zealand's largest wine show for 15 years awarded a staggering 291 gold medals this year from 1900 entries. In almost every category the comment from the judges was – “the best overall quality we have ever seen in a wine competition”.
The … View moreThe New Zealand International Wine Show, New Zealand's largest wine show for 15 years awarded a staggering 291 gold medals this year from 1900 entries. In almost every category the comment from the judges was – “the best overall quality we have ever seen in a wine competition”.
The four Chief Judges, aided by 18 Senior Judges have sipped, swirled and nosed their way through over 8000 bottles of judging samples to identify and award gold.
Many of these Gold Medal Wines are absolute bargains and are now available to purchase online from the North Shore’s most experienced wine retailer – First Glass.
The latest issue of the Bishopdale Bulletin is out 😁 Click below to read the colour pdf version.
Clothing Shoes Books linen makeup heaps more Starts 10am till 4.30pm 16 Charnwood Crescent
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