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Are you building or renovating? Maybe you just want to spruce up your décor? The Queenstown Home Show is the place to go!
Come along with your building and renovation specs, grab a coffee and wander through the show – talk to the experts, ask them questions, compare ideas and prices, research… View moreAre you building or renovating? Maybe you just want to spruce up your décor? The Queenstown Home Show is the place to go!
Come along with your building and renovation specs, grab a coffee and wander through the show – talk to the experts, ask them questions, compare ideas and prices, research new products. It’s time to get inspired!
Dates: 23rd, 24th and 25th February
Times: Friday & Saturday: 10am – 5pm. Sunday: 10am – 4pm.
Venue: Queenstown Events Centre
Visit our website for more information www.queenstownhomeshow.co.nz
I thought I saw yesterday the council were going to decide on whether too lift or partially lift the water restrictions at noon . I haven't seen or heard anything since. Not that it affects me but I am sure there are many wanting to water their gardens with a hose rather than cart grey water. … View moreI thought I saw yesterday the council were going to decide on whether too lift or partially lift the water restrictions at noon . I haven't seen or heard anything since. Not that it affects me but I am sure there are many wanting to water their gardens with a hose rather than cart grey water.
I think people should be allowed too water their vegie gardens by hand held hose and that be one of the last to be restricted . Food for the family is far more important than nice looking lawns and flowers or car wash.
Perhaps this has been a wakeup call for people too think about water supply in an emergency should something unexpected prevent the supply. Perhaps a small tank attatched to the garage downpipe with an inlet and an outlet too allow continued fresh flow.
When I was at the recycling centre the other day to get a pipe or spouting to divert water to another container the lady was saying they had sold 60 odd 200 lire drums . I didn't need one as I got a collapsible tank from CHCH a year ago for vegie garden water. Vegies love rain water.
Anyway I had better be away and do something useful .. like make a cup of coffee.
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Check out the Children's Day events that are already planned in neighbourhoods all around Aotearoa!
Listen to what our home building experts have to offer or come prepared with questions. "What building materials should we use?", "How can we include energy-saving features?", " How (and when) will the final price for my home be determined?" or "How can we … View moreListen to what our home building experts have to offer or come prepared with questions. "What building materials should we use?", "How can we include energy-saving features?", " How (and when) will the final price for my home be determined?" or "How can we minimise unexpected costs and what warranties and guarantees will my new home have?"
Questions like these are exactly the sort of things we can help with at our Jennian New Home Builder Info Sessions. Book a FREE complimentary seat at our next info session in your area.
Looks like the much needed rain in Southland will pour all day and into the evening. We’re canceling tonight’s outdoor show (Thursday 1st Feb) in Queen’s Park and hoping a bit of sun begins to shine Friday morning for our outdoor schedule of shows. Thanks
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Southland … View moreLooks like the much needed rain in Southland will pour all day and into the evening. We’re canceling tonight’s outdoor show (Thursday 1st Feb) in Queen’s Park and hoping a bit of sun begins to shine Friday morning for our outdoor schedule of shows. Thanks
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Southland Buskers Festival
Yesterday in anticipation I set up to collect rainwater.Emptied my tank on the garden . Even got some vegies to plant from Diacks , I did get a funny look but they are under cover so no they won't get drowned. At six the bath was full , the recycle bin , I put them in a bag for later, was full… View moreYesterday in anticipation I set up to collect rainwater.Emptied my tank on the garden . Even got some vegies to plant from Diacks , I did get a funny look but they are under cover so no they won't get drowned. At six the bath was full , the recycle bin , I put them in a bag for later, was full and the tanks was one quarter full. By eight the old rubbish bin I normally use for garden rubbish was full and the tank was almost full so I reconnected the downpipe from the leeward side of the garage , gave all the unused garden which was bone dry a drowning but I now have a problem. There was too much rain and the efficiency of water collection has left me with water to spare and there is even more rain on the way.. Two days from drought to drowning in it. Hope they have had plenty up country which will be good for the farmers and also flush the river with new fresh stuff for Branxholme.
Yesterday I also went around the streets nearby and cleaned the drains off , some were covered solid , to prevent flooding which does happen around here when the drains are covered in rubbish. Something I do in Winter to get rid of the Autumn leaves and rubbish. There are wo or three others that twigged to the need while most drive past with a blank puzzled look as they plough through the flooding oblivious. Now I need to go and pick some more tomatoes. I am starting to look like a tomato , well with tomato and cereal , tomato and coffee , tomato and cake .. yeap you've got the idea. Now that I have bored you all it is time for you to prepare for the snow this afternoon...
Inspiring Communities, in collaboration with Exult, is excited to be bringing you the following workshops in 2018.
Workshop 1: Facilitating Community-led Change
This workshop will focus on useful approaches, processes and ideas for bringing and keeping groups and teams together, having … View moreInspiring Communities, in collaboration with Exult, is excited to be bringing you the following workshops in 2018.
Workshop 1: Facilitating Community-led Change
This workshop will focus on useful approaches, processes and ideas for bringing and keeping groups and teams together, having conversations that really matter – and having FUN.
Coming to Auckland, Wellington & Tauranga
Workshop 2: Leading in Communities
This workshop explores frameworks and tools for thinking, acting and leading amidst complexity, where leadership is primarily about continuous learning on the job.
Coming to Nelson, Taranaki & Wellington
Workshop 3: Connections and Collaboration
This workshop will help you to map and tap into the strengths of your wider community, assess your community relationships, apply tools to build and sustain stakeholder relationships.
Coming to Christchurch, Auckland & Whangarei
Check out our website for further details and to register: inspiringcommunities.org.nz...
Heavy rain is falling in the south, two days after a drought was declared. How is everything looking where you are?
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Southland and Otago firefighters responded as temperatures soared to 33 degrees Celsius on Wednesday…
New Zealand is to experience its first super blue blood moon since 1866 overnight, but you'll have to get up in the middle of the night to witness the rare phenomenon.
Share your pics with Stuff in the comments (please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your … View moreNew Zealand is to experience its first super blue blood moon since 1866 overnight, but you'll have to get up in the middle of the night to witness the rare phenomenon.
Share your pics with Stuff in the comments (please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff).
A modern, and Kiwi, version of Shakespeare will be performed by Southland talent in Invercargill's O…
OPINION: Ah, back to school. For some it might be a sad time, but for others (my mum) it is great t…
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