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Stunning view of parks and ocean. Upper Mount Pleasant. This is for the small self contained flat apartment. It is very nice and has bath, shower, granite top kitchen and bar with stools, laundry and bedroom/sitting room with french bay window front facing the Draton reserve with nature walks,. … View moreStunning view of parks and ocean. Upper Mount Pleasant. This is for the small self contained flat apartment. It is very nice and has bath, shower, granite top kitchen and bar with stools, laundry and bedroom/sitting room with french bay window front facing the Draton reserve with nature walks,. very secluded and private. it is vacant now and negotiable about the start time.
there is satellite cable and free-view decoder. i can supply furnished if wanted including toast oven, bread maker, electric jug, toaster, chair that folds out as single bed, double bed, computer table, bed table and all pots , pans and utensils plus more.
There is place for a garden and can be fenced for pets.
Well insulated and easy to keep warm with the Heatpump.
If the mobile doesnt answer call me on the land line because i am out of range at home. Ron 0276415346, 03 3048730
Commuter towns must take their share of new residents as greater Christchurch's population balloons by as much as 50 per cent in the next 30 years, a new report says.
The draft report says a combination of population growth and social change means up to 86,000 new homes, more that previously … View moreCommuter towns must take their share of new residents as greater Christchurch's population balloons by as much as 50 per cent in the next 30 years, a new report says.
The draft report says a combination of population growth and social change means up to 86,000 new homes, more that previously thought, will be needed by 2048. However, it warns the growth in satellite towns like Rangiora and Rolleston will lead to increased traffic congestion without better public transport.
Estimates have put greater Christchurch's population in 30 years at between 618,000 and 742,000, up from 428,000 now.
Read the full story by clicking the link below and tell us what you think in the comments (please write NFP if you don't want your comments published).
Hi neighbours,
Keep your eyes peeled for the latest scam to be fooling Kiwis. Scammers are taking advantage of people looking for a home to call their own, creating fake competitions and giveaways to win a tiny home.
A recent scam asked people to sign up on their page which went through a process… View moreHi neighbours,
Keep your eyes peeled for the latest scam to be fooling Kiwis. Scammers are taking advantage of people looking for a home to call their own, creating fake competitions and giveaways to win a tiny home.
A recent scam asked people to sign up on their page which went through a process of multiple surveys so the scammers can collect more information about the Facebook user in the hope of collecting personal details, including bank accounts. To read all about the scam, click here.
A fraud education manager says:
- People are helping the scammers by liking and sharing the post as it spreads the virus
- As soon as you like the Facebook post it gives scammers access to information
- If unsure whether it's a scam or not, look for terms and conditions - often these scams do not have them
- If you think you've been made a victim of an online scam, contact Netsafe and report it immediately. You can access Netsafe's page here.
Buzzy wax wraps story….. Having become seriously concerned about our environment and the effect plastic, Gladwrap and the like has on our world, we decided to try and do our bit to make a difference. As a part of how we make a difference, we decided to try making wax wraps.
This is a home … View moreBuzzy wax wraps story….. Having become seriously concerned about our environment and the effect plastic, Gladwrap and the like has on our world, we decided to try and do our bit to make a difference. As a part of how we make a difference, we decided to try making wax wraps.
This is a home hobby and we hope the message will spread and encourage others to see what they can try.
20x20 $4.00
25x25 $5.00
30x30 $7.00
32x32 $9.00
Can be sold singly or in packs. Can be rolled or flat in packs.
Check out Buzzy Wax Wraps Fb page.
Or contact gizzanddi@xtra.co.nz
"Staying independent, confident and healthy is important at any age, but especially if you or someone you love is over 65. Have you heard about the ‘Live Stronger for Longer’ movement? There’s a website full of practical information and advice, as well as local strength and balance … View more"Staying independent, confident and healthy is important at any age, but especially if you or someone you love is over 65. Have you heard about the ‘Live Stronger for Longer’ movement? There’s a website full of practical information and advice, as well as local strength and balance classes to keep you steady on your feet.
Go to livestronger.org.nz to find out more and keep loving your independence. Brought to you by ACC, Ministry of Health and Health Quality and Safety Commission."
Want kitten to replace our cat that did not come home a few months ago a buddy for our other cat.
The Zoofari programme helps Kiwi kids enjoy a day of learning at their local zoo because we believe that teaching children today can lead to a lifetime of love for animals and the environment.
Show your support before the 18th December by donating in your local store today!
The Warehouse, … View moreThe Zoofari programme helps Kiwi kids enjoy a day of learning at their local zoo because we believe that teaching children today can lead to a lifetime of love for animals and the environment.
Show your support before the 18th December by donating in your local store today!
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better community.
We’re so grateful to all the generous sorts who’ve chipped in to get us here. So, let’s lose the gifts… and turn our big day into a celebration with the nation.
For every $10 donated from you, Spark Foundation will give $10 too – up to a grand total of $10,000 across all 10 charities.
I’m all ready for my Christmas Room of crazy deals.
Starts tomorrow 10am-4pm
And Sunday 10am-4pm
My place 23a Taylor Pass Road
See you soon xx
Fresh coriander from my little garden it’s more then enough what I use in my takeaway ***pick up from CILANTRO INDIAN CUISINE 3/42 high street Blenheim***
There have been a lot of discussions lately about whether Santa could be a woman. Even National Party Leader Simon Bridges joined the debate saying "just as Mary Poppins is a woman, Santa Claus is a man". What do you think? Can Santa be a woman? Read more here.
Are you confused about Enduring Power of Attorney and Advance Care Plans?
Come and talk with people who can help you and your whanau plan the end of life care that you want.
The Wine Station, Sinclair Street, Blenheim
Wednesday 5 December
1 – 3pm
Mayors from across Canterbury are prepared to discuss a rates contribution towards the operating costs of Christchurch's in-development stadium.
But they have "a raft of quite meaty" questions over how it would be governed and how the contributions would be divided between regions.
… View moreMayors from across Canterbury are prepared to discuss a rates contribution towards the operating costs of Christchurch's in-development stadium.
But they have "a raft of quite meaty" questions over how it would be governed and how the contributions would be divided between regions.
What do you think? Tell us in the comments below (please write NFP if you don't want your comments published).
Read more: www.stuff.co.nz...
A new 1km regatta course at Kerrs Reach is proposed for Christchurch's red zone instead of a rowing lake rejected for straining the city's underground water supply.
Marlborough District Council is encouraging landowners, stock farmers and even viticulturists to purchase dung beetles, the humble critters that dramatically improve soil fertility and water quality by tunneling through soil and burying livestock dung.
At a briefing in Blenheim yesterday Shaun … View moreMarlborough District Council is encouraging landowners, stock farmers and even viticulturists to purchase dung beetles, the humble critters that dramatically improve soil fertility and water quality by tunneling through soil and burying livestock dung.
At a briefing in Blenheim yesterday Shaun Forgie, the director of Dung Beetle Innovations, and Peter Buckley, dairy farmer and former Waikato Federated Farmers president, explained the environmental and economic benefits of introducing dung beetles to a group of farmers and landowners. Read more
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