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There's no denying this historic Hurst Seager house on The Spur in Sumner is in a sorry state.
Look inside and you'll see why holding an open home before it went to auction was a big no no. But despite being dubbed the "most difficult" house to sell, plenty of bidders were … View moreThere's no denying this historic Hurst Seager house on The Spur in Sumner is in a sorry state.
Look inside and you'll see why holding an open home before it went to auction was a big no no. But despite being dubbed the "most difficult" house to sell, plenty of bidders were keen to snap up this abandoned slice of Christchurch history.
The first bar in Christchurch's long-awaited $140 million Terrace hospitality development is nearly ready to open.
Botanic owner Daniel Taiaroa says preparations are on a "knife-edge" to open on Friday (February 16).
His is one of 17 hospitality outlets in the first stage of … View moreThe first bar in Christchurch's long-awaited $140 million Terrace hospitality development is nearly ready to open.
Botanic owner Daniel Taiaroa says preparations are on a "knife-edge" to open on Friday (February 16).
His is one of 17 hospitality outlets in the first stage of Antony Gough's The Terrace. After several years, delays and funding hurdles, construction is due to finish this month – seven years on from the devastating February 22 earthquake.
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Consultation on the proposal to make the section of Cumnor Terrace between Garlands Road and Marshall Street one-way closes on Monday.
You can submit on our website.
There are lots of awesome events happening in neighbourhoods around Aotearoa for Children’s Day, Sunday 4 March. Check out what’s on near you. If you don’t head along to an event, remember the most important thing you can give tamariki is your time and aroha!
More Kiwis are cutting back on meat; more farmers are noticing the downturn. So what part does meat play in your diet?
Gardening expert and author Lynda Hallinan joined us us live on Homed on Valentine's Day to share her love of gardening and answer your plant-based dilemmas.
If you missed it, you can see what Lynda had to say and maybe get some new ideas to try in your own garden, by clicking here.
We’ve enabled local charities to raise over $367,000 last year through the use of our community BBQs. Some of our team have also got involved, like dedicated Dave cooking up a feast every weekend. Check out the video below to see why Dave fires up the BBQ each weekend and the next time you walk … View moreWe’ve enabled local charities to raise over $367,000 last year through the use of our community BBQs. Some of our team have also got involved, like dedicated Dave cooking up a feast every weekend. Check out the video below to see why Dave fires up the BBQ each weekend and the next time you walk past don’t forget to purchase a sausage sizzle as all funds go back to your local community.
Join the Crusade as we kick off the 2018 season against the Chiefs at AMI Stadium on Saturday 24th February. #wewill #crusadeon
We will for the jersey.
We will for each other.
We will for the fans.
WE WILL.
HOW YOU CAN HELP: PACIFIC DISASTER FUND:
The most effective way that you can help is to donate to New Zealand Red Cross’ Pacific Disaster Fund. This Fund allows us to respond quickly and effectively to the most urgent needs when a disaster hits anywhere in the Pacific.
100% of the money … View moreHOW YOU CAN HELP: PACIFIC DISASTER FUND:
The most effective way that you can help is to donate to New Zealand Red Cross’ Pacific Disaster Fund. This Fund allows us to respond quickly and effectively to the most urgent needs when a disaster hits anywhere in the Pacific.
100% of the money donated to this ongoing special appeal goes towards supporting communities in the Pacific affected by a disaster. New Zealand Red Cross has already released NZ$10,000 from our Pacific Disaster Fund to support Samoa Red Cross in its response.
You can donate via our website: www.redcross.org.nz...
Or via bank transfer:
- Bank name: ASB Bank Ltd
- Account name: Special Appeal
- Account number: 12-3192-0015998-00
- Particulars: Your first name or initials and surname or organisation name
- Code: PacDisF #CycloneGita
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