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We have new video footage of progress being made on rebuilding Sumner Road from Evans Pass to Lyttelton. Watch it at NEWSLINE:
I've taken the scary option of selling my house privately. If anyone's interested in moving into a lovely 3-bedroom house in Waratah Street backing onto Avondale Park, here's the Trade Me number: 144467851
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Phone 027 417 9538 for any enquiries.
(sorry I dropped off the last digit … View moreI've taken the scary option of selling my house privately. If anyone's interested in moving into a lovely 3-bedroom house in Waratah Street backing onto Avondale Park, here's the Trade Me number: 144467851
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Phone 027 417 9538 for any enquiries.
(sorry I dropped off the last digit on previous post)
I've taken the scary option of selling my house privately. If anyone's interested in moving into a lovely 3-bedroom house in Waratah Street backing onto Avondale Park, here's the Trade Me number: 144467851
Phone 027 417 9538 for any enquiries.
Acquire new and adaptable skills. With a Bachelor of Arts, you’ll be ready to take on the changing world. Our courses have been designed to give you the skills employers are looking for – critical thinking, communication and problem solving nous. With 26 majors on offer you can study what … View moreAcquire new and adaptable skills. With a Bachelor of Arts, you’ll be ready to take on the changing world. Our courses have been designed to give you the skills employers are looking for – critical thinking, communication and problem solving nous. With 26 majors on offer you can study what you’re passionate about, while gaining valuable knowledge that will serve you now and in the future.
Riverstones to giveaway, Bluestone Drive, txt 021 565 141 for details
I'm trying to track down some good quality Rimu flooring for our rebuild. I'm even happy to remove it from an existing floor if you are having one replaced.
Good quality, clean household goods, kitchen crockery, gadgets, linen, books, tools etc, etc.
Everything must go!!!!
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I had a guy knock on our door at 6.30am this morning, he was dressed as a tradesman looking for a guy called Rick. My house is 257 Knowles St and he said he was meant to be painting at 275 Knowles St so because he was dyslexic he got the numbers mixed up. He was a brown man, with black hair, short … View moreI had a guy knock on our door at 6.30am this morning, he was dressed as a tradesman looking for a guy called Rick. My house is 257 Knowles St and he said he was meant to be painting at 275 Knowles St so because he was dyslexic he got the numbers mixed up. He was a brown man, with black hair, short to medium build, average build. He was wearing a high vis and a dust mask around his neck. I'm a builder and he looked suspicious. I did interrogate him because I was suspicious, he did got defensive and left the property. So when he left I went down to 275 Knowles Street and he was not there, so I had a look around the neighbourhood and could not find him.
Please be diligent, if you see this man again please call police. I suspect he was going to burgle us.
Whether you're hitting the street to trick or treat, or staying inside with the the candy bowl by your side - here's some Neighbourly Halloween tips to ensure that this Tuesday is a fun and safe experience for you and your neighbours!
1. Set up a Halloween Group for your street! Plan … View moreWhether you're hitting the street to trick or treat, or staying inside with the the candy bowl by your side - here's some Neighbourly Halloween tips to ensure that this Tuesday is a fun and safe experience for you and your neighbours!
1. Set up a Halloween Group for your street! Plan your Halloween evening with your neighbours to see what time everyone is taking the kids out. You could even co-ordinate matching costumes!
2. Download one of our SPOOKY Neighbourly Halloween posters to stick on your house or letterbox for if:
- You welcome all trick or treaters
- You want trick or treaters to stay away
3. Stay in areas of your neighbourhood that are familiar and are well lit. And although Halloween is supposed to be spooky, be careful not to frighten your elderly neighbours by popping out of the dark!
Stay safe and have fun!
- The Neighbourly Team
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Looking for someone to trim a tree for us, will need a ladder and hedge trimmers. There are no large branches, it's really just a large shrub but is above single story roof height
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Just 10 more sleeps until you can buy, sell, eat, play at the St Albans School Market day. A fun day for all the community (rain or shine)... come along and grab a bargain at this fun event that aims to bring together the school and community, and to raise funds for a new playground.
Free … View moreJust 10 more sleeps until you can buy, sell, eat, play at the St Albans School Market day. A fun day for all the community (rain or shine)... come along and grab a bargain at this fun event that aims to bring together the school and community, and to raise funds for a new playground.
Free admission and family friendly. There'll be a bouncy castle, pony rides, the AMI firetruck, candy floss, sausage sizzle, great coffee, and of course stalls galore for a some bargain hunting.
Location: St Albans School on Sheppard Place; also accessed through the English Park carpark on Cranford Street or via the gate on Westminster Street.
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When should the law treat two people as a couple? What property should they share if they break up and what property should only belong to one of them?
New Zealand has changed a lot in the … View moreLinks have been added for: This page, review page, public consultation page, Christchurch event page
When should the law treat two people as a couple? What property should they share if they break up and what property should only belong to one of them?
New Zealand has changed a lot in the last forty years, including how relationships and families are formed, how they function and what happens when relationships end.
The Law Commission is reviewing the 40-year-old Property (Relationships) Act 1976, which sets the rules for how to divide a couple’s property at the end of a relationship, and they want to hear your views.
The Law Commission has developed a paper, Dividing Relationship Property: Time for Change? - Te mātaatoha rawa tokorau – Kua eke te wā? This paper asks New Zealanders how the law could be better. You can view the Issues Paper and summary document, and access online consultation platform, from 16 October on this website.
A series of public meetings is being held around the country. Members of the Law Commission will be available to answer your questions and hear your feedback on the Issues Paper.
Some of the questions the Commission is asking are:
Does the law apply to the right relationships?
Is the right property being shared?
What should happen when trusts are used to hold property?
What should happen if one person is financially worse-off after their relationship ends?
Is tikanga Māori recognised?
How should the law meet the interests of children?
How can the law be inexpensive, simple and speedy while still being just?
Should the same law that applies when a couple separates also apply when one partner dies?
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