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Interested in playing Womens Rugby with a fun, supportive group of Ladies? Then come to the Kaiapoi Rugby Club tonight at 6.30pm and see what we are all about! We are the only North Canterbury Womens Team.
If you are over 16 years of age, played before, or have never played but keen to give it … View moreInterested in playing Womens Rugby with a fun, supportive group of Ladies? Then come to the Kaiapoi Rugby Club tonight at 6.30pm and see what we are all about! We are the only North Canterbury Womens Team.
If you are over 16 years of age, played before, or have never played but keen to give it a go come and see us tonight! We’d love some new players to join us for this coming season.
Any questions, or wanting to get in touch contact our Manager Jenny on 021166873 or find us on Facebook - Kaiapoi Womens Rugby Supporters Page.
Have you been into the central city since the earthquakes?
Our discussion about busses a couple of weeks ago prompted an interesting email from someone who revealed she hasn't been into the CBD since the earthquakes. I don't think she's alone, but I'd be interested to know how… View moreHave you been into the central city since the earthquakes?
Our discussion about busses a couple of weeks ago prompted an interesting email from someone who revealed she hasn't been into the CBD since the earthquakes. I don't think she's alone, but I'd be interested to know how many people are in the same boat.
Have you stayed away from the central city, either deliberately or because the transport isn't there? Why? Do you know someone who has chosen or hasn't been able to visit?
Please comment below (include NFP in your comments if you don't wish them to appear in print) or email me if you're happy for a reporter to give you a call to discuss. Thanks! Shannon.
Featuring Operatunity's Susan Boland, John Cameron, Bonaventure Allan-Moetaua and Karl Perigo, with fiddler Jess Hindin and pianist Paul Carnegie-Jones. With so much Irish ancestry in New Zealand, we present the best of Irish music and the irrepressible Irish spirit that warms the heart and … View moreFeaturing Operatunity's Susan Boland, John Cameron, Bonaventure Allan-Moetaua and Karl Perigo, with fiddler Jess Hindin and pianist Paul Carnegie-Jones. With so much Irish ancestry in New Zealand, we present the best of Irish music and the irrepressible Irish spirit that warms the heart and rekindles those Irish roots!
With Irish dancing, famous ballads, funny ditties, limericks, Irish jokes and frenetic fiddling, the Luck of the Irish promises to please anyone who has Irish in their blood or a little bit of Irish in their hearts!
Ticket are $35 including lunch. Group discounts from 5+.
Touring 23 venues across New Zealand 22 Jan – 23 Feb 2018.
Hi I have x3 Avonside Girls summer dresses to sell. X2 size 14 and size 18.
Hardly worn so grab a bargain.
Gain confidence with this experienced instructor. Timoney Hall 133 Main North Road Papanui. Age 16+ all level of fitness catered for. 7.30pm every Friday.
NO uniform required no sign up just a free class. Casual attendance is fine. Just come along no need to book.
Recent well inspections have revealed a small risk of our water supply becoming contaminated. It’s still safe to drink from the tap, but we need to look at all options, including temporary chlorination. Read more: bit.ly...
Mitre 10 Mega Hornby, Papanui and Beckenham were thrilled to get involved with Camp Quality again this year, bringing arts and crafts to over 40 campers over 2 days. Day 1 we made and painted treasure boxes and on day 2 made 3D hand casts! Check out some of the photos below
World Buskers Festival organisers are urging Christchurch people to show their support for the event as it faces a make or break year.
This year's event - the 25th - runs from January 18 to 28. Will you be going along?
This is not a welcome message, but the most well controlled and expensive health study ever done, with over 19,000 women, showed that there are no health benefits in the diet we've been told to eat for 50 years. So what now?
First of all try to understand how this could have happened. … View moreThis is not a welcome message, but the most well controlled and expensive health study ever done, with over 19,000 women, showed that there are no health benefits in the diet we've been told to eat for 50 years. So what now?
First of all try to understand how this could have happened. I've written a long essay about it. I link to that below.
"Healthy Eating: The Big Mistake How modern medicine got it wrong about diabetes, cholesterol, cancer, Alzheimer's and obesity", is a new book being published in a few days. The author Dr Verner Wheelock, has been studying this issue for many years, writing up his research in a blog, which is a common practice today. That allows other experts and critics to respond to the writing and mistakes and weaknesses to be identified. This book will be well researched, and all the required links to science will be provided. Here in NZ, we might have to wait a few months for printed copies.
Sadly, in New Zealand, Otago University which should be taking a lead here, is still actively supporting the old broken paradigm. The same is true of universities in South Africa and Australia. In New Zealand only the Auckland University of Technology is actively supporting the new science. If you have weight issues, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, heart problems, cancer, or you are worried about future Alzheimer's, show an interest. Become informed; the new science of the last 10 years has the power to transform your life. Read the Open Future Health website for more detail.
One of the key reasons for promoting the diet recommended for the last 50 years, was to prevent heart disease. A low fat diet was supposed to keep your cholesterol low and that would supposedly reduce your CVD risk. Another fail. The third image shows that people with low cholesterol are admitted to hospital for CVD, and that (particularly for older people) high cholesterol seems to be beneficial.
Please do your own research. There is much to learn, and better health will be your reward.
New engineering assessments of Christchurch’s wells have revealed some of them may be susceptible to contamination, particularly in heavy rainfall events.
The Council will on Thursday consider options for its water supply wellheads so it maintains its compliance with the Drinking Water … View moreNew engineering assessments of Christchurch’s wells have revealed some of them may be susceptible to contamination, particularly in heavy rainfall events.
The Council will on Thursday consider options for its water supply wellheads so it maintains its compliance with the Drinking Water Standards of New Zealand. bit.ly...
Rauora Park is in the heart of the east frame and spans five blocks. Come along for a family fun day!
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Yes, we are open for business and ready for a new year. Feel free to call us if you are wanting a complimentary home appraisal on 03 3594370.
Almost half of NZ sunscreens reportedly fail to live up to their most basic claims - to protect us from the sun. Some sunscreens brands haven’t even tested their product on people which may mean people are misled about the actual protect a sunscreen provides. Do you think New Zealand should have … View moreAlmost half of NZ sunscreens reportedly fail to live up to their most basic claims - to protect us from the sun. Some sunscreens brands haven’t even tested their product on people which may mean people are misled about the actual protect a sunscreen provides. Do you think New Zealand should have mandatory standards for sunscreen? Read the full Stuff story here.
3 Bedroom Beach Cottage FOR SALE at The Pines Beach
Close to The Waimakariri River and The Pines and Kairaki Beaches
Quiet, Safe Area
Great for outdoor activities
Local School Buses
4km from Kaiapoi
For more information please Private Message me
Maybe you or you may know someone who is or maybe in the country would be interested in 3 months old, two white roosters one has light brown tints on each wing
Please contact me Jo, for pickup only thank you
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