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On now until the 30th of March at the Feilding Art Centre, 104 Manchester St, Feilding.
Open weekdays: 10am - 4pm, Saturdays: 10am - 1pm. Free entry.
Graham Christensen has lived much of his life on and around farms within the Manawatu/Rangitikei region. His father, grandfather and great … View moreOn now until the 30th of March at the Feilding Art Centre, 104 Manchester St, Feilding.
Open weekdays: 10am - 4pm, Saturdays: 10am - 1pm. Free entry.
Graham Christensen has lived much of his life on and around farms within the Manawatu/Rangitikei region. His father, grandfather and great grandfather were all farmers and from a young age Graham worked on shearing gangs and hay trucks before studying agriculture and going on to spend a lifetime within the sector. Now retired, Graham lives on a farm near Ashhurst and paints from a large light-filled studio – fittingly, a converted room at the back of the barn.
In this exhibition Graham takes his lived experience and captures moments in time that many of us will know and love from our own memories of rural New Zealand.
Graham regularly exhibits throughout the Manawatu/Rangitikei region and opens his private studio annually for the Art Trail Manawatu. He is frequently commissioned to paint pieces of sentimental value to celebrate anniversaries, special birthdays and retirement. His work is hung in homes, businesses and private collections throughout New Zealand and internationally.
More of Graham's work can be seen on his website: www.grahamchristensen.co.nz...
Feilding
02108524598
Country homes only: we don't mind viewing times, will be at our own discretion.
$150 each- pay first, then arrange to pick up by weekend. sorry we do not have cell banking, cash or bank first.
Must have own trailer and must have be able to handle correctly and… View moreFeilding
02108524598
Country homes only: we don't mind viewing times, will be at our own discretion.
$150 each- pay first, then arrange to pick up by weekend. sorry we do not have cell banking, cash or bank first.
Must have own trailer and must have be able to handle correctly and lift them on to own trailer.
No time waster, genuine enquires only.
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Jewelry needs home Was bought to go on a cruise never made it all of it made by Lovisa matching colors in necklace and earrings no diamonds sorry never used or worn would look nice if someone was going out for the evening asking 50 for the whole lot someone… View moreJewelry needs home Was bought to go on a cruise never made it all of it made by Lovisa matching colors in necklace and earrings no diamonds sorry never used or worn would look nice if someone was going out for the evening asking 50 for the whole lot someone will enjoy it
Refresh drawers with an ombre paint effects using tonal Resene paint colours.
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Do you enjoy playing 500? Join us from 6.45 pm at the PN Bridge Clubrooms, cnr Cook and Cuba Streets, 1st , 3rd and 5th Fridays each month. Play starts at 7.00 pm. $5.00, includes supper and prizes. No partner required. For more info Ph Jo 06 3574910 or 021 1395367.
Today my friends I am going to ask for help from the community. It will cost you 4 hours per week of your time. We are wanting new volunteers for our retail shop. Are you a friendly, outgoing person who would like to obtain new skills and meet some wonderful people. I would love to welcome you … View moreToday my friends I am going to ask for help from the community. It will cost you 4 hours per week of your time. We are wanting new volunteers for our retail shop. Are you a friendly, outgoing person who would like to obtain new skills and meet some wonderful people. I would love to welcome you into our happy band of volunteers. Call Jan on 0274050232 or call into the shop on the corner of Tremaine Ave and Malden St P.Nth
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Number of first home buyers getting into a home of their own at an eight year low
The number of first home buyers getting into a home of their own at the start of this year was at its lowest level since 2015.
According to the latest Reserve Bank figures, banks approved just 1166 mortgages … View moreNumber of first home buyers getting into a home of their own at an eight year low
The number of first home buyers getting into a home of their own at the start of this year was at its lowest level since 2015.
According to the latest Reserve Bank figures, banks approved just 1166 mortgages for first home buyers in January, the lowest number in any month of the year since January 2015 (apart from April 2020 when housing market activity came to a standstill due to the Covid lockdown).
And as mortgage interest rates have been steadily rising, the amount being borrowed by first home buyers has been steadily decreasing.
In January this year the average value of the loans approved to first home buyers was $548,885. That's down by $46,513 (-7.8%) from its May 2022 peak of $595,398.
However almost a third of those loans approved in January this year were low equity loans to first first home buyers with less than a 20% deposit.
In January this year, 370 low equity mortgages were approved to first home buyers.
Although that is a low number, it made up 31.7% of all the mortgage approved to first home buyers in January.
That was the first time the low equity loans to first home buyers have gone above 30% of the total since November 2021, when house prices also hit their cyclical peak.
While rising interest rates have reduced the number of first home buyers getting into their own homes, they are also affecting the amount they are paying for them.
Although higher interest costs mean fewer aspiring first home buyers are getting into a home of their own, they are proving to be a more resilient part of the market than either investors or existing owner-occupiers.
However the low overall number of mortgages being approved to aspiring first home buyers suggests that home ownership likely remains an impossible dream for many.
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