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Shirley from Somerfield
Used and working digital camera, comes with battery, Sd cards, bag and charger as seen in photos.
Price: $30
Shirley from Somerfield
White with gold, some coming off but no cracks or chips. Vintage feeding cup.
Price: $5
Noeleen from Mount Pleasant - Redcliffs
New Brighton Silver Band and 50s up Brass members combine to give you a true Monster Garage Sale! Furniture, Ryobi workshop tools in great condition including a bench saw and stands, band saw bench, belt/ disk sander, Bench grinder. A garden mulcher, cakes ,plants and lots of bric a brac .
N.B. … View moreNew Brighton Silver Band and 50s up Brass members combine to give you a true Monster Garage Sale! Furniture, Ryobi workshop tools in great condition including a bench saw and stands, band saw bench, belt/ disk sander, Bench grinder. A garden mulcher, cakes ,plants and lots of bric a brac .
N.B. Silver Band Hall Shaw Ave Rawhiti Domain. Turn into Shaw Ave from the New Brighton shops end as you can't get through from the other end. See Less
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Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
Top Dog Film Festival returns to Christchurch at The Hollywood Cinema, Sumner, on Saturday and you can bring your dog.
You and your four-legged friend can expect to see two hours of entertaining and heart-warming films about the joy of dogs.
If your dog can sit on your lap, they are included in… View moreTop Dog Film Festival returns to Christchurch at The Hollywood Cinema, Sumner, on Saturday and you can bring your dog.
You and your four-legged friend can expect to see two hours of entertaining and heart-warming films about the joy of dogs.
If your dog can sit on your lap, they are included in your ticket price, if your dog needs its own seat you'll have to bring a towel to cover the cinema chair.
The screening is from 1pm-3.20pm on Saturday and tickets can be purchased online.
Patricia from Spreydon
For sale: native plants, Hebe (2), lancewoods (9), Olearea aborescens (1),rock lily (1),Corokio (1) $4 each
Ferns (native to Christchurch- die back in winter) $2-3 each
Watercolour paintings /NZ landscapes/ Christchurch buildings
Handpainted illustrations / NZ scenery/ native birds / alpine… View moreFor sale: native plants, Hebe (2), lancewoods (9), Olearea aborescens (1),rock lily (1),Corokio (1) $4 each
Ferns (native to Christchurch- die back in winter) $2-3 each
Watercolour paintings /NZ landscapes/ Christchurch buildings
Handpainted illustrations / NZ scenery/ native birds / alpine flowers/historic buildings/ ChCh buildings. Small $15 each Medium $25
Book: "All my own work" alpine flowers & paintings by P Prendergast
33 Dominion Avenue, Spreydon (rear section) 9.30am- 2pm Saturday 31st October Tel: 337 0079 or email pat@slingshot.co.nz
Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
Land in Akaroa’s inner harbour looks set to be used for a $63 million irrigation scheme to discharge treated wastewater.
A hearings panel has recommended Christchurch City Council go ahead with a plan to plant 40 hectares of native trees in Robinsons Bay and Takamatua and use treated wastewater … View moreLand in Akaroa’s inner harbour looks set to be used for a $63 million irrigation scheme to discharge treated wastewater.
A hearings panel has recommended Christchurch City Council go ahead with a plan to plant 40 hectares of native trees in Robinsons Bay and Takamatua and use treated wastewater stored in two new large storage ponds to irrigate them.
The council will consider the recommendation and make a final decision in December.
Akaroa’s wastewater is currently sent into the harbour via a 100 metre pipe, but the practice is considered “culturally repugnant” by Ngāi Tahu and about five years ago Environment Canterbury refused to grant the council another long-term consent.
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Jake Kenny Reporter from Community News
Almost 1500 Christchurch households could soon have their recycling bins confiscated as the city council cracks down on people who refuse to separate their waste.
About 180 yellow wheelie bins have already been removed and the council has sent final warnings to another 1450 residents.
To get the … View moreAlmost 1500 Christchurch households could soon have their recycling bins confiscated as the city council cracks down on people who refuse to separate their waste.
About 180 yellow wheelie bins have already been removed and the council has sent final warnings to another 1450 residents.
To get the bins back, they will have to pay $97.65 and sign a statement promising to abide by the rules. Their bins will be monitored to make sure they keep that promise.
Christchurch City Council has spent close to $1.5 million sending almost 1500 truckloads of contaminated material from yellow bins to landfill since May. That equates to about 41 per cent of all yellow bins.
Do you agree with council's strict recycling approach? Let us know below.
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Christine from Woolston
So here we are at Last, New Line up myself Chrissi Williams former lead singer from Neville Wilkins and The Viscounts and Brent Love. with guest artist Tony Gregory Hunt as Roy Orbison. This evening will be classy we will be entertaining you with some beautiful hit songs from the 50’s 60’s … View moreSo here we are at Last, New Line up myself Chrissi Williams former lead singer from Neville Wilkins and The Viscounts and Brent Love. with guest artist Tony Gregory Hunt as Roy Orbison. This evening will be classy we will be entertaining you with some beautiful hit songs from the 50’s 60’s 70’s everything from Ella Fitzgerald, Engleburt, Patsy Cline, Elvis, Cilla Black, Connie Francis, Glen Campbell, Bill Hayley and the Comets to name but a few. We have pulled out all the stops to make this a memorable evening, Avondale golf club have been extremely helpful making sure the club house looks lovely. Bar open, free snacks. Dress to impress. pre event tickets $15 from the club house, or on the door on the night.
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Herobility Eco Feeding Spoon and Eco Baby Spoon & Fork have been recalled as they pose a choking hazard for babies. It has been found that these can break into small pieces.
The product has been sold at Mummum, Global Baby, Hatch Boutique, J Ballantynes, Mighty Ape, Smith and Caugheys and … View moreHerobility Eco Feeding Spoon and Eco Baby Spoon & Fork have been recalled as they pose a choking hazard for babies. It has been found that these can break into small pieces.
The product has been sold at Mummum, Global Baby, Hatch Boutique, J Ballantynes, Mighty Ape, Smith and Caugheys and The Nile from October 2019 to October 2020
If you have one of these forks/spoons and the date stamp is marked 2019 or earlier (or no date stamp is shown), the company advises to stop using the product and contact Bloom and Grow NZ to organise for a gift voucher to the same value.
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
The intersection of Tuam and High streets currently has 20 traffic light poles, which were installed by the Christchurch City Council in October 2016.
The council is set to reduce the number of signal poles to six as part of its long-term plan for revitalising High St between Cashel, St Asaph and … View moreThe intersection of Tuam and High streets currently has 20 traffic light poles, which were installed by the Christchurch City Council in October 2016.
The council is set to reduce the number of signal poles to six as part of its long-term plan for revitalising High St between Cashel, St Asaph and Manchester streets, and extending the street's tram route.
About $6.7m has been set aside for the High St revamp and about $2.9m for the proposed tram extensions. Read the full story here.
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Lynn from Woolston
Just a heads up a guy tried to steal my dog today im in Tilford Street
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