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Time spent in respite care lets you experience Ryman’s dedicated care teams and the togetherness of village communities. Whether you need rehabilitation or support for family during the holidays.
Respite care is offered in rest-home, hospital and dementia-level care. Being there is just one … View moreTime spent in respite care lets you experience Ryman’s dedicated care teams and the togetherness of village communities. Whether you need rehabilitation or support for family during the holidays.
Respite care is offered in rest-home, hospital and dementia-level care. Being there is just one of the ways we’re pioneering a new way of living for a new retirement generation.
Christmas is almost here and so is our Picnic in the Park!🎅
For more info and to let us know if you'll be coming click the link ✨
A drought-stricken region where the tap water “tastes vile” could become home to an export water bottling business to the outrage of neighbours.
PGG Wrightson Real Estate has listed for sale Omihi Creek, a 116-hectare property in Hurunui, pushing its water bottling potential.
“[It] affords … View moreA drought-stricken region where the tap water “tastes vile” could become home to an export water bottling business to the outrage of neighbours.
PGG Wrightson Real Estate has listed for sale Omihi Creek, a 116-hectare property in Hurunui, pushing its water bottling potential.
“[It] affords astute purchasers the option to diversify and to spread their income streams across a range of ventures,’’ the advertisement reads. “Take advantage of the water bottling opportunity on offer.’’
The Omihi Creek consent allows for 524,667cum of water to be taken each year – the equivalent of 210 Olympic swimming pools, or 525 million litre bottles of water.
The water can be used for irrigation and commercial water bottling. The property was initially given consent to take water in 2006, although no water has been bottled to date and has since been run as a blackcurrant venture.
The popular RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET held in the BLAKE STREET carpark, (centre of town) is on again this Sunday 15th November from 9 am to 2 pm. Lots of stalls with a great variety of items on sale from plants, garden tools, toys, bikes, books n puzzles, fresh free range eggs, rustic bird feeders, D … View moreThe popular RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET held in the BLAKE STREET carpark, (centre of town) is on again this Sunday 15th November from 9 am to 2 pm. Lots of stalls with a great variety of items on sale from plants, garden tools, toys, bikes, books n puzzles, fresh free range eggs, rustic bird feeders, D V Ds, adults and childrens clothing, garden sculptures, health products, special decorated mugs,handy person tools, hand crafted gift and Christmas cards., woodcraft etc etc.
Stall bookings now being taken for our grand CHRISTMAS MARKET ON THE 20TH DECEMBER. Call Arthur on 03 745 91 48.
in our club rooms we have THOMAS AND FRIENDS for the children to operate on our large layout.
Don't forget the great food and coffee at FOOLS OF DESIRE at the market end of Conway lane.
They thought they were buying homes next to a racecourse. Now it could become a quarry with 250 truck movements a day.
Neighbours of the proposed quarry at Rangiora Racecourse are mounting their opposition, with more than 40 people attending a meeting on Monday to discuss the impact of dust on … View moreThey thought they were buying homes next to a racecourse. Now it could become a quarry with 250 truck movements a day.
Neighbours of the proposed quarry at Rangiora Racecourse are mounting their opposition, with more than 40 people attending a meeting on Monday to discuss the impact of dust on their neighbourhood. Further meetings are planned to discuss noise and submission-writing.
Read more here.
Has anyone heard about a Netherland event day in North Waimak? I would like to take an elderly friend to attend.
Do you or someone you know need help?
Mountain Meadows Charitable Trust (under Living Choices community support) runs a food bank in the Rangiora area. We also specialise in food for vegetarians, vegans, food allergies ie gluten free, FODMAP etc.
Contact us by filling out the form at … View moreDo you or someone you know need help?
Mountain Meadows Charitable Trust (under Living Choices community support) runs a food bank in the Rangiora area. We also specialise in food for vegetarians, vegans, food allergies ie gluten free, FODMAP etc.
Contact us by filling out the form at www.livingchoices.nz...
Or by phoning 03 313 1967
We are very happy to announce that Exceed is now an Authorised Crimsafe Licensee.
All our teams around New Zealand can now supply and install THE BEST HINGED SECURITY SCREENS for front and back doors to improve the security of your home.
Crimsafe has been tried and tested for over 20 years and … View moreWe are very happy to announce that Exceed is now an Authorised Crimsafe Licensee.
All our teams around New Zealand can now supply and install THE BEST HINGED SECURITY SCREENS for front and back doors to improve the security of your home.
Crimsafe has been tried and tested for over 20 years and are the leaders in the security screen industry providing quality and superior protection.
WHY CHOOSE CRIMSAFE?
✔️All Crimsafe security doors installed by Exceed are custom-made-to-measure without compromising on strength and style.
✔️ With Crimsafe hinged security doors you can enjoy natural light, airflow, unhindered views and improved energy efficiency without detracting from their visual appeal.
WHAT MAKES CRIMSAFE SCREENS SO STRONG?
It’s unparalleled combination of a thicker mesh and a screw-clamp system that is proven to be significantly stronger and harder to break into. This unique system allows security screens to withstand tremendous force by absorbing and dispersing impact around the frame, making the screen highly resistant to attack.
If you want to learn more about Crimsafe security screen doors click the following link or give us a call on ? 0800 25 25 00
Amaria Emery, of Kaiapoi in North Canterbury, is one of just 10 children in New Zealand with CDKL5 – a neurological condition that means she is missing a protein needed for brain development.
Parents they spoke to encouraged them to get her into intensive therapy, and the family tries to visit … View moreAmaria Emery, of Kaiapoi in North Canterbury, is one of just 10 children in New Zealand with CDKL5 – a neurological condition that means she is missing a protein needed for brain development.
Parents they spoke to encouraged them to get her into intensive therapy, and the family tries to visit the Timmermans Method Therapy Clinic in Adelaide once or twice a year, finances permitting. There, Amaria receives three-hour one-on-one therapy sessions a day for three weeks, and while exhausting for her, the results are paying off.
The Emerys said the main hope for Amaria was to get her walking, something they work on with her through her therapy exercises each day. They are optimistic of a medical answer for the condition in the future.
But their immediate goal is to conquer a half-marathon in Queenstown later this month – a challenge they have been trying to get over the line for some time. A Givealittle page has been set up for anyone wanting to support the runners, and in turn Amaria’s family which includes sisters Arabella, 8, and Alessandra, 7.
Free: One Brown Shaver Hen about 3 1/2 years old and a good layer. (Would love some company) Great with children. Henhouse plenty good enough for a few years and a good starter set up. Would enjoy a bit of a tidy up. Feeder and Water Bottle feed for a couple of weeks. All ready to go. Would need … View moreFree: One Brown Shaver Hen about 3 1/2 years old and a good layer. (Would love some company) Great with children. Henhouse plenty good enough for a few years and a good starter set up. Would enjoy a bit of a tidy up. Feeder and Water Bottle feed for a couple of weeks. All ready to go. Would need a trailer to collect. Must be collected central Rangiora.
What's your favorite Canterbury property from this week's issue of HOMED?
Click the link below to choose
Free couch that folds out to a sofa bed still has a lot of life in it. We covered it with a throw during the years of having it. Pick up only we will be unable to deliver the free couch to you sadly.
if you do not want to stop traffic going through woodend.....why not put in an under ground walkway..i presume it is for the safety of pedestrians.. sorry if i have missed this idea if it has been aired before.
So many beautiful properties in this week's edition of HOMED.
Which open homes will you be attending?
With over 1,000 missions a year in our www.nzflyingdoctors.co.nz... '|flying intensive care unit|’, we need your help to raise $175,000 for our sickest and most vulnerable patients.
The www.nzflyingdoctors.co.nz... |New Zealand Flying Doctors| are only partly government funded, and it is … View moreWith over 1,000 missions a year in our www.nzflyingdoctors.co.nz... '|flying intensive care unit|’, we need your help to raise $175,000 for our sickest and most vulnerable patients.
The www.nzflyingdoctors.co.nz... |New Zealand Flying Doctors| are only partly government funded, and it is only with the kindness and generosity of the community that we can continue to deliver this life-saving service. With mission numbers increasing each year, the need is greater than ever before.
Today we are asking you to support missions for neonatal and paediatric patients - with over 70 missions a year for children under 15 years of age, we are focused on getting each and every one of them the right medical care.
Your contribution will help save the lives of New Zealand children!
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