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A Christchurch café has moved to a cashless payment system to keep customers and staff “safe” in the wake of Covid-19.
Allpress Espresso on Montreal St in Sydenham is no longer accepting cash as payment, following the move made by its two Auckland cafés earlier this … View moreHi neighbours,
A Christchurch café has moved to a cashless payment system to keep customers and staff “safe” in the wake of Covid-19.
Allpress Espresso on Montreal St in Sydenham is no longer accepting cash as payment, following the move made by its two Auckland cafés earlier this year.
Do you think cash will ultimately become a thing of the past?
On the 14th March over 80 walkers attempted either the 3, 6 or 9km walk - with a Hanmer weekend get-way for the main prize, spot prizes and gorgeous sunshine in Papanui, it really was a perfect day!
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Thank you to everyone who submitted questions about their sickly plant babies. Houseplants might be fashionable, but they can be tricky to get right. Whether it’s the wrong light, too much or too little water, or a pesky draft, it doesn’t take much for your prize peace lily to … View moreHi neighbours,
Thank you to everyone who submitted questions about their sickly plant babies. Houseplants might be fashionable, but they can be tricky to get right. Whether it’s the wrong light, too much or too little water, or a pesky draft, it doesn’t take much for your prize peace lily to turn yellow or an infestation of bugs to set in.
We put some of your houseplant questions to the plant doctors from Kings Plant Barn to diagnose. Find their answers here.
How has being close to someone who has trained and practises psychotherapy affected you?
Very little research has been conducted into the experiences of people close to psychotherapists and I believe this is an important area of inquiry.
I would like to meet and interview people about their … View moreHow has being close to someone who has trained and practises psychotherapy affected you?
Very little research has been conducted into the experiences of people close to psychotherapists and I believe this is an important area of inquiry.
I would like to meet and interview people about their experiences with the intention of understanding how being close to a person who has trained and practises psychotherapy impacts the lives of significant others.
I am looking for people who meet the following criteria:
• Partners, children, parents, or siblings of someone practising psychotherapy
• Have lived with the person practising psychotherapy for a period of more than five years during and/or after their training.
• Are over the age of 18 years
Confidentiality all information shared will be treated with absolute confidentiality. All efforts will be made to ensure participants remain unidentifiable in the final report and your privacy respected at all times.
If you agree to participate, then I would interview you for approximately one hour and no more than ninety minutes.
A small koha will be offered in appreciation of participation.
If you think you would like to participate or have any further questions, please contact Jane Tuson tusonj@icloud.com or 021 716622. I can send a full participation information sheet to you.
Ngā mihi kia koutou katoa
Jane Tuson
(Jane Tuson is a practising psychotherapist and doctoral student at Auckland University of Technology). Approved by AUT Ethics Committee (AUTEC) 2 November 2020 / application 20/322.
Exceed has a range of insect screens for the whole home, including this beautiful Monarch Glide screen specifically designed for large openings.
With a span of up to 3 metres high and 9 metres wide, the Monarch Glide Insect Screen is the perfect option for screening wide window and door … View moreExceed has a range of insect screens for the whole home, including this beautiful Monarch Glide screen specifically designed for large openings.
With a span of up to 3 metres high and 9 metres wide, the Monarch Glide Insect Screen is the perfect option for screening wide window and door configurations including, hinged, bi-fold, sliders, and French doors.
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BOOKarama is back! Come along and enjoy a fantastic sale of books, records, DVD's, and jigsaws at YMCA Bishopdale on:
Friday 30 April 10am-6pm
Saturday 1 May 10am-5pm
Sunday 2 May 10am-2pm
Donate an hour and help save a life! The next Bishopdale blood drive is on Wednesday 14th April, 3.00pm - 6.30pm at Bishopdale Reformed Church, 90 Highsted Road. Make a date in your diary.
Hi people, If anyone has some of these they would like to give away I would be interested. They come in so handy for many different things. Cheers.
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Did you know...
“Although New Zealand is believed to have been the first country in the world to give women the right to sit in Parliament, it is one of the few which have consistently refused to elect a woman to its national assembly,” The Press wrote on September 14, … View moreHey neighbours,
Did you know...
“Although New Zealand is believed to have been the first country in the world to give women the right to sit in Parliament, it is one of the few which have consistently refused to elect a woman to its national assembly,” The Press wrote on September 14, 1933.
“Legislation permitting women to stand for Parliament was introduced in 1919 by the then Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. W. F. Massey, and subsequently passed.”
Lyttelton MP Elizabeth McCombs had just shattered that glass ceiling after a by-election, becoming New Zealand’s first woman MP.
She had previously run as the Labour candidate in Kaiapoi and Christchurch North and became the Lyttelton candidate in a by-election after the death of her husband, James, who had held the seat since 1913.
The Press noted that “Mrs McCombs’s majority is larger than any Mr McCombs secured during his whole 20 years in Parliament”.
The Press reported from a packed Returned Soldiers’ Association Hall in Lyttelton.
“‘This is the proudest moment of my life,’ said Mrs McCombs, ‘but yet one of the saddest. You all know that my husband wished more than anything else on earth that I should sit in Parliament, and we had both hoped we should sit there together. I cannot help feeling a tinge of bitterness that it was not to be.’
McCombs died before the 1935 election, and was succeeded by her son, Sir Terence McCombs, who held the Lyttelton seat until 1951.
Hi, just been to the hotel and they have heaps of blankets, duvets, electric blankets, dining chairs etc from the hotel for sale for cheap. Possibly last day today? Just in case anyone wants/needs anything.
Homework can often be difficult but creating a good routine and healthy study habits can make the process more effective and efficient.
Have you or your child implemented the following?
- create a distraction free environment
- schedule homework time
- give praise and rewards
- connect with … View moreHomework can often be difficult but creating a good routine and healthy study habits can make the process more effective and efficient.
Have you or your child implemented the following?
- create a distraction free environment
- schedule homework time
- give praise and rewards
- connect with teachers
- get additional support if needed
Follow the link to find out more:
Kia ora Koutou
We would like to warmly invite you to share dinner with us at 95a Sawyers Arms Rd this Wednesday evening. Meals will be served between 5.30 - 6.30 pm. It won't cost you anything and is a great chance to connect with others in the community.
Need a hand at your place?! As a Qualified Tradesman with more than four decades experience, there's not much I can't do!
Send me a message on here or give me a text or call today - I'd love to help you!
- Steve
The finest professional New Zealand talent, endorsed by the American Producers, will star in a show chock-full of most of the greatest songs from the Seventies, produced by Stewart & Tricia Macpherson.
Songs like Mamma Mia, Rhinestone Cowboy, Rivers Of Babylon, Ruby Don’t Take Your Love To… View moreThe finest professional New Zealand talent, endorsed by the American Producers, will star in a show chock-full of most of the greatest songs from the Seventies, produced by Stewart & Tricia Macpherson.
Songs like Mamma Mia, Rhinestone Cowboy, Rivers Of Babylon, Ruby Don’t Take Your Love To Town, Joy To The World, I Am Woman, When I Need You and Islands In The Stream. The cast includes NZ and Broadway star, Ali Harper, major theatrical and concert star Matthew Pike, and Kiwi star from London’s West End, Leanne Howell. Highly acclaimed Musical Director, Tom Rainey leads the musicians.
Saturday, 27 March 2021 - Christchurch - Isaac Theatre Royal 7.30pm.
This is going to be a terrific show, with every song you’re bound to know. Be there, and join in the fun!
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