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Thanks to the brave and quick actions of these members of the public (pictured centre and centre right) – an offender who was trying to make a getaway after stealing money from a Henderson dairy was stopped and swiftly arrested. 👏
Earlier this month, one of the owners of the store was working… View moreThanks to the brave and quick actions of these members of the public (pictured centre and centre right) – an offender who was trying to make a getaway after stealing money from a Henderson dairy was stopped and swiftly arrested. 👏
Earlier this month, one of the owners of the store was working behind the counter when a man entered the store and demanded money.
He walked behind the counter to the cash register and took a large sum of money, but the owner very quickly managed to activate the anti-theft smoke canon and the offender fled the shop.
Seeing what happened, the members of the public chased the offender and caught him, holding him until Police arrived soon afterwards.
He was then arrested and taken into custody.
A 40-year-old man has been charged with theft and was due to appear in the Waitakere District Court last week.
The money taken was returned to the dairy owners (pictured on the left), who were very grateful to those who stepped in to help.
A great result and example of people going above and beyond to look out for people in their local community.
Adam from St Albans
Birdhouses made in NZ from NZ pine, stainless steel screws and love. As we head towards the colder months of the year our feathered friends need extra food and a place to shelter.
Birdhouses come with a cord to hang from a tree, hanging is best so cats cant climb on to the house.
Dimensions: … View moreBirdhouses made in NZ from NZ pine, stainless steel screws and love. As we head towards the colder months of the year our feathered friends need extra food and a place to shelter.
Birdhouses come with a cord to hang from a tree, hanging is best so cats cant climb on to the house.
Dimensions: Height 280mm, Width 150mm, Length 170mm, Base is 420mm long.
$35
Phone: 02041343797
Price: $35
Lorna Thornber Reporter from Stuff Travel
Hi everyone,
We'd love to hear about the great places you've discovered over your summer holidays, whether it's somewhere local or on a trip away. Did you come across a particularly amazing beach, camping ground, town, walk or scenic spot? What made it so special? Any activities or … View moreHi everyone,
We'd love to hear about the great places you've discovered over your summer holidays, whether it's somewhere local or on a trip away. Did you come across a particularly amazing beach, camping ground, town, walk or scenic spot? What made it so special? Any activities or places to eat and drink you can recommend in the area would also be much appreciated. As usual, please include 'NFP' (not for publication) in your comment if you don't want it included in a travel article.
Cheers.
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Daniel from ITstuff[ed]
Meet Jayden!
Jayden is born & bred in Canterbury and lives in the sunny east side of Christchurch.
He has worked on every Apple Mac computer since the early 2000s model. He is the absolute right person for any Mac-related questions.
He has a huge environmental consciousness. That's … View moreMeet Jayden!
Jayden is born & bred in Canterbury and lives in the sunny east side of Christchurch.
He has worked on every Apple Mac computer since the early 2000s model. He is the absolute right person for any Mac-related questions.
He has a huge environmental consciousness. That's why he has always had a passion for refurbing and repairing PCs and Macs to keep them from going to landfill.
Jayden has also brought e-waste handling inhouse. This is great news for us and you! We can confidently say, that we can recycle your old electronics the right way!
Additionally to all his qualities mentioned above, Jayden is also super personable and approachable and deeply cares about every customer's concern.
Rest assured you are in good hands with Jayden!
Principal Immigration Adviser from Zealand Immigration
Happy New Year!!
We are back with a bang and delighted to be helping our clients achieve their dream of settling in NZ.
Congratulations to Ashwin and Sneha and thanks for these words of appreciation:
"Our journey to become a resident was quite stressful but you guys laid everything out for us … View moreHappy New Year!!
We are back with a bang and delighted to be helping our clients achieve their dream of settling in NZ.
Congratulations to Ashwin and Sneha and thanks for these words of appreciation:
"Our journey to become a resident was quite stressful but you guys laid everything out for us clearly and helped us at every step of the way. Was available every time we needed and always made sure we were on top of what we needed to do. Very professional, detail oriented and efficient. Special Thanks to Susan for your continuous support. If we have to recommend a lawyer to any one it would be definitely you guys with out any hesitation.
Thanks a lot to Zealand Immigration team.... we guys are awesome😇😇 "
Gareth from Burwood
I have heard talk of this over time.... but nothing recently....
Today I see a lady in Hi-Vis with clipboard etc.... going down our street reading water meters.....
Not something I have seen in chch for about 35-40 years....
Is this the lead in to charging....or is someone at the CCC just bored … View moreI have heard talk of this over time.... but nothing recently....
Today I see a lady in Hi-Vis with clipboard etc.... going down our street reading water meters.....
Not something I have seen in chch for about 35-40 years....
Is this the lead in to charging....or is someone at the CCC just bored and thought they would waste a bit more money?
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Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
Electric vehicle chargers have had a record-breaking holiday season – the number of fast-charges rose by more than a quarter compared to last year, according to ChargeNet.
All up, the network had its busiest two weeks ever, ChargeNet founder Steve West said. “It’s all been setting records… View moreElectric vehicle chargers have had a record-breaking holiday season – the number of fast-charges rose by more than a quarter compared to last year, according to ChargeNet.
All up, the network had its busiest two weeks ever, ChargeNet founder Steve West said. “It’s all been setting records this Christmas period.”
Read more here.
Did you take an EV on a road trip this summer? What was your experience of charging on the road? Comment below, send us a PM or email reporters@press.co.nz
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Cherry from Heathcote Valley
Queen sized divan bed with four drawer storage. Clean, no stains. Mismatched base and Miracoil mattress, both in good condition and comfortable. Comes with velour headboard. Please text
02102518818 to view.
Negotiable
Dena Cowen-Willis from PT in the Park
PT in the Park is back after a well earnt break - more activity, more workouts and perhaps a few hidden burpees to find!
See you all again on Saturday 23rd January!
#seeyouonsaturday
#ptintheparknz
Jess from Linwood
First Linwood Village Market of 2021!
Plus free lunchtime concert with Adam McGrath of The Eastern, followed by Chris Williams.
Market starts 9 am - all sorts! Vintage, upcycled, art, crafts, antiques, bric-a-brac, plants, toys, always pre-loved books too, maybe unwanted Xmas gifts? Free Box in… View moreFirst Linwood Village Market of 2021!
Plus free lunchtime concert with Adam McGrath of The Eastern, followed by Chris Williams.
Market starts 9 am - all sorts! Vintage, upcycled, art, crafts, antiques, bric-a-brac, plants, toys, always pre-loved books too, maybe unwanted Xmas gifts? Free Box in the interest of Waste Minimisation. Refreshments always available.
Corner of Worcester St and Stanmore Rd. 9am to 2pm. m.facebook.com...
Daniel from ITstuff[ed]
Happy New Year!
We are back - We have had a couple of weeks to recharge our energy, reflect on 2020, and put a plan of action together to reach our goals for 2021.
2020 was a challenging year. It seemed to be going on for much longer than 365 days. However, my reflections over the last weeks have… View moreHappy New Year!
We are back - We have had a couple of weeks to recharge our energy, reflect on 2020, and put a plan of action together to reach our goals for 2021.
2020 was a challenging year. It seemed to be going on for much longer than 365 days. However, my reflections over the last weeks have reminded me that 2020 has had many positive facets.
I thought I'd share the up and downs of 2020 with you:
At the beginning of the year, we built up a very strong customer base in and around Christchurch. We managed to find and provide the right service at the right price for businesses and home users and were able to grow rapidly. We started putting plans in place to hire new staff.
All of a sudden, just before lockdown in March, it started to look very dire for ITstuff[ed]. We invested a lot of time and effort to come up with the right solution for our newly gained customers. Some, unfortunately, weren't sure about their future; contracts were put on hold or cancelled altogether. It was a difficult time to get motivated and keep going.
During the lockdown, we strived to support and work in with businesses we were looking after. For us to see our work making a real difference for our customers brought back the fire inside to keep going.
We were also deemed an essential service. We managed to get through the lockdown by supporting and with the support of our families and community.
Thank you @switchespresso @newbrightonmuseum @extremecarpetcleaning
After lockdown, it was time to reassess and readjust. With the learnings, we redefined our services. We started taking on new and larger clients. We helped many businesses to transition to a remotely accessible workplace in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. We put e-commerce solutions in place. We got homes ready to access faster internet - so people can do work efficiently and watch streaming services. We started working with many community organisations. We were very lucky that we were able to support causes we believed in, for example, @xchch and @specialchildrenschristmasparty
This is one of my fondest memory of 2020: Businesses that we supported through difficult months started to thrive again. They did not start to thrive just because of us but I'd like to think that we had something to do with it.
In September we picked up from where we had left off before lockdown. We hired Jayden, who also lives on the east side of Christchurch - we were incredibly lucky to have found the perfect person for the job. You will see more of Jayden on here soon too.
Thank you, Lisa, from @socialcurrency for your support in this process.
The remaining months of 2020, we kept chipping away at contracts that we had picked up over the last few months, completing most of them before Christmas. (Apologies Martha and Emily at the @NBproject, we will get you up and running first thing when you are back from your well deserved holiday, first thing in 2021.)
For the final weeks of the year, we managed to find some time to review and streamline our internal processes and to gain some more clarity.
What 2020 has shown me is, that we as a community in Christchurch are very strong. We care about each other; We care about you as a person and we care about the businesses we support. We are very fortunate to be able to express our sense of caring by looking after you, your computers and IT systems.
For 2021, personally and as a business, we endeavour to grow further, create more opportunity for other people to help us grow and grow with us.
We hope you had a wonderful time over the holiday season, got a chance to reflect and got some goals set for yourself
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
An aerial view of old The Press building in Cathedral Square in 2007 shows the construction under way for a new hotel nearby.
John from St Albans
Hi neighbours :) I'm looking for an old trailer to buy. Doesn't have to be wof'd. As long as it has a decent subframe / wheel bearings and 'towable'. Surface rust isn't a big problem. Happy to come and look at what's out there and offer a fair price. Photo … View moreHi neighbours :) I'm looking for an old trailer to buy. Doesn't have to be wof'd. As long as it has a decent subframe / wheel bearings and 'towable'. Surface rust isn't a big problem. Happy to come and look at what's out there and offer a fair price. Photo is for fun only... lol. Thanks for reading :) 0221 858 302
The Team Reporter from NZ House & Garden
We hope you’ve managed to enjoy the break, or if you’ve had to work through, that you get some time off soon. We’ve been dreaming of relaxing at this colourful retro Kāpiti bach which features in our January issue. It’s the perfect sanctuary for its Wellington owners, who find themselves … View moreWe hope you’ve managed to enjoy the break, or if you’ve had to work through, that you get some time off soon. We’ve been dreaming of relaxing at this colourful retro Kāpiti bach which features in our January issue. It’s the perfect sanctuary for its Wellington owners, who find themselves unwinding as soon as they walk through its front gate. Where's your favourite place to unwind over the summer?
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