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Peter from Northwood
Hi Everyone if you are thinking of giving Tennis a go this season Redwood Tennis Club is running a Registration Morning this Saturday from 9.30 am - 11.00 am for Juniors for the 2020-21 season. If you would like to know more drop in on Saturday morning, 12 September, and ask questions or look at … View moreHi Everyone if you are thinking of giving Tennis a go this season Redwood Tennis Club is running a Registration Morning this Saturday from 9.30 am - 11.00 am for Juniors for the 2020-21 season. If you would like to know more drop in on Saturday morning, 12 September, and ask questions or look at our website www.redwoodtennisclub.co.nz... Facebook like Redwood Tennis Club and we update most weeks.
Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
Christchurch’s popular Le Race event has been cancelled this year due to ongoing Covid-19 restrictions.
In a statement issued on Monday, organisers said the 2020 Miles Continental Le Race would not be held this year because New Zealand was still under level 2 restrictions and there was no … View moreChristchurch’s popular Le Race event has been cancelled this year due to ongoing Covid-19 restrictions.
In a statement issued on Monday, organisers said the 2020 Miles Continental Le Race would not be held this year because New Zealand was still under level 2 restrictions and there was no “clear indication” of when that might change.
Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
The Earthquake Commission was doomed to fail following the Canterbury earthquakes because of a lack of planning, resourcing and expertise, EQC Minister Grant Robertson says.
New legislation will be introduced next year to modernise Earthquake Commission (EQC) laws to prevent communities suffering … View moreThe Earthquake Commission was doomed to fail following the Canterbury earthquakes because of a lack of planning, resourcing and expertise, EQC Minister Grant Robertson says.
New legislation will be introduced next year to modernise Earthquake Commission (EQC) laws to prevent communities suffering “years of trauma and uncertainty” following a natural disaster, the Government says.
Were you affected by EQC failures? Tell us your story in the comments.
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Bryan and Barbara Roper from Papanui High School Adult and Community Education
Our Term 4 Nightclasses are now open for enrolment. Classes begin week of 19 October and most run for 6 weeks. A full list of courses and enrolment is now available on our website www.papanui.school.nz.... For further information please contact Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz or telephone … View moreOur Term 4 Nightclasses are now open for enrolment. Classes begin week of 19 October and most run for 6 weeks. A full list of courses and enrolment is now available on our website www.papanui.school.nz.... For further information please contact Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz or telephone our office on 033520701.
Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
Post-quake Christchurch is a soulless city of steel and glass with its “sacred cycle lanes” contributing to the eyesore of the central city, says the Wizard.
Do you agree? Why, why not?
The interview was for part two of Munted - a seven-part video series that tells the story of the … View morePost-quake Christchurch is a soulless city of steel and glass with its “sacred cycle lanes” contributing to the eyesore of the central city, says the Wizard.
Do you agree? Why, why not?
The interview was for part two of Munted - a seven-part video series that tells the story of the Christchurch earthquakes. Click the link below to watch all seven episodes.
Munted here.
Article here.
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Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
A 22-year-old man who was a member of a six-person burglary ring has been jailed for two years and nine months after the group targeted 110 houses in Canterbury.
Tyson Red Gray pleaded guilty in the Christchurch District Court in June to 24 charges. The charges include 12 counts of burglary, … View moreA 22-year-old man who was a member of a six-person burglary ring has been jailed for two years and nine months after the group targeted 110 houses in Canterbury.
Tyson Red Gray pleaded guilty in the Christchurch District Court in June to 24 charges. The charges include 12 counts of burglary, participating in an organised criminal group, two counts of theft, four charges of unlawfully using a document, theft of a motor vehicle, receiving stolen goods and unlawfully getting into a motor vehicle.
The group involving Gray, all between the ages of 19 and 26 at the time, burgled houses in Christchurch, Prebbleton and Kaiapoi. The other five members have all been convicted.
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Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
A touch of magic that sprung up in a Christchurch forest during lockdown has to be relocated.
Hundreds of mini fairy homes appeared on trees at Bottle Lake in April, adding to a small pre-existing collection.
Where the creations first came from remains a mystery, but making them became a popular … View moreA touch of magic that sprung up in a Christchurch forest during lockdown has to be relocated.
Hundreds of mini fairy homes appeared on trees at Bottle Lake in April, adding to a small pre-existing collection.
Where the creations first came from remains a mystery, but making them became a popular pastime for children and families during lockdown, and now they need to be moved due to logging in the area.
Christchurch City Council has set up a working bee for 10am on Tuesday 29 September, where families are invited to help with the relocation.
“They’ve brought a touch of magic to the forest,’’ forest ranger Warren Hunt said.
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Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
Hey neighbours,
A scarf, a pair of gloves and a bag of lollies. That was all Jackie Qiu sold at her Christchurch souvenir shop last week.
The three sales amounted to $21.19 (scarf $10; gloves $5; lollies $6.19 down from $6.99). A normal winter week would see her sell $2000 to $3000 of stock, but … View moreHey neighbours,
A scarf, a pair of gloves and a bag of lollies. That was all Jackie Qiu sold at her Christchurch souvenir shop last week.
The three sales amounted to $21.19 (scarf $10; gloves $5; lollies $6.19 down from $6.99). A normal winter week would see her sell $2000 to $3000 of stock, but most of Qiu’s customers are international tourists, reduced to a trickle since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Sales are down more than 90 per cent.
“I still need to pay rent, and then I still need to pay mortgage, “ she said.
Remember to support local businesses folks.
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Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
Hi Cantabs,
A new car park being planned for Christchurch Hospital is expected to provide a further 450 spaces – still almost 1000 short of what experts feel is needed.
Years of inadequate facilities around the central city hospital have seen staff threatened with fines for parking on nearby … View moreHi Cantabs,
A new car park being planned for Christchurch Hospital is expected to provide a further 450 spaces – still almost 1000 short of what experts feel is needed.
Years of inadequate facilities around the central city hospital have seen staff threatened with fines for parking on nearby Hagley Park, medics camping out in their cars to secure spots and nursing staff attacked at night during lengthy walks back to where they have parked.
Plans for a new parking building are expected to be announced by the Government in the next few weeks, and National’s deputy leader and Ilam MP Gerry Brownlee said he had been reliably informed the proposal offers 450 spaces.
Does 450 spaces sound like enough to you?
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Natasha from St Albans
That time of year again where my boys are fundraising for a tournament. Due to the events this year it’s a local tournament. We are still fundraising for entry and uniform as a lot of us have had an up and down year.
Its Awesome bacon.
If your interested then let me know. Thanks in … View moreThat time of year again where my boys are fundraising for a tournament. Due to the events this year it’s a local tournament. We are still fundraising for entry and uniform as a lot of us have had an up and down year.
Its Awesome bacon.
If your interested then let me know. Thanks in Advance.
Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
Happy Friday Cantabs,
Today marks the 10-year anniversary of the September 4, 2010 earthquake. A decade on, what are some of the biggest changes to Christchurch since then?
Our photographers returned to the sites of some of the worst damage wreaked by the magnitude 7.1 earthquake five years ago.… View moreHappy Friday Cantabs,
Today marks the 10-year anniversary of the September 4, 2010 earthquake. A decade on, what are some of the biggest changes to Christchurch since then?
Our photographers returned to the sites of some of the worst damage wreaked by the magnitude 7.1 earthquake five years ago. They returned again this year – 10 years since the quake struck – to see how much the sites have changed.
What's changed most for you? Give us your thoughts below.
Trish from Northwood
Does anyone have Photoshop 2020. I am thinking of buying it and would love to chat to someone who has it.
Kind regards
Trish
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Shop local for quality and service. Where fresh produce tastes best.
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