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My Challenge is a new rewards programme designed for you and your local community. It's different because you can either keep and use your fuel discount or donate it to local Canterbury and West Coast community groups.
You'll also earn 1 point for every $1 you spend, which you can … View moreMy Challenge is a new rewards programme designed for you and your local community. It's different because you can either keep and use your fuel discount or donate it to local Canterbury and West Coast community groups.
You'll also earn 1 point for every $1 you spend, which you can redeem for rewards in store. Register before 31 October and go in the draw to win 1 of 5 $100 fuel vouchers. My Challenge - locals get it.
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If your property was built between approx March 2012 and April 2016 with a concrete floor containing earthquake-grade reinforcing steel mesh, you should register your interest for the proposed fully funded class action at www.steelclassaction.co.nz
The action will focus on claiming compensation,… View moreIf your property was built between approx March 2012 and April 2016 with a concrete floor containing earthquake-grade reinforcing steel mesh, you should register your interest for the proposed fully funded class action at www.steelclassaction.co.nz
The action will focus on claiming compensation, especially for stress and uncertainty. Act now. Visit www.steelclassaction.co.nz to find out more and register.
There is no cost to register, or at any stage.
For further information relating to charges please click on news article:
"Steel company pleads guilty to 24 charges"
Feel free to call us on (09) 304 0662.
Mining experts are considering three options to re-enter the Pike River Mine and recover the bodies of 29 men.
The Pike River Recovery Agency, established by the Government this year to find a way to retrieve the men killed following an explosion in the mine in 2010, settled on three re-entry … View moreMining experts are considering three options to re-enter the Pike River Mine and recover the bodies of 29 men.
The Pike River Recovery Agency, established by the Government this year to find a way to retrieve the men killed following an explosion in the mine in 2010, settled on three re-entry options last month: building a new small tunnel, or entering the current portal with either safety controls or an emergency-escape borehole.
We’re looking for young gardeners (aged 5-15 years) who love getting into the garden, whether it’s growing fruit and veggies or flowers for the butterflies and bees. A Yates Budding Young Gardener may have been gardening for a few years and know how to sow seeds, rustle up a few radishes and… View moreWe’re looking for young gardeners (aged 5-15 years) who love getting into the garden, whether it’s growing fruit and veggies or flowers for the butterflies and bees. A Yates Budding Young Gardener may have been gardening for a few years and know how to sow seeds, rustle up a few radishes and turn lemons into lemonade. Or even just starting out!
Yates Budding Young Gardener will become a Yates brand ambassador for one year AND win an amazing family trip for four, to the Gold Coast, Australia.
The five day trip will include flights, accommodation, a rental car and tickets to the Queensland Gardening Expo (if travelling in July) and a three day pass to Gold Coast theme parks - Warner Bros. Movie World, Sea World and Wet ‘n’ Wild.
The competition is open to all keen gardeners aged 5-15 years. Entries close 17th September - so enter your Budding Young Gardener now!
Looking for a place to go deer shooting. prefer private farm for the safety aspect. I have my gun licences and am very safe just looking for a controlled environment to teach my son the safe way to hunt.
Book an appointment today and mention this ad to receive 10% off selected hearing aids.
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- … View moreBook an appointment today and mention this ad to receive 10% off selected hearing aids.
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www.bloomhearing.co.nz
Have you received some great service from your local GP? What about a dentist or optometrist? Leave a review for them on the Whitecoat website and be in to win $3,000.
Whitecoat is all about helping Kiwis make more informed decisions about their healthcare providers.
There has been a lot of discussions lately about the neighbourly etiquette when it comes to rubbish bins. We're sure everyone has had a moment when their bin is full on collection day and the question arises around what to do with the rest of the rubbish. We're keen to hear what you … View moreThere has been a lot of discussions lately about the neighbourly etiquette when it comes to rubbish bins. We're sure everyone has had a moment when their bin is full on collection day and the question arises around what to do with the rest of the rubbish. We're keen to hear what you think - is it okay to put rubbish in a neighbour's bin?
Is it fair game to use a neighbour's bin if it's out on the street? Vote in the poll below!
We want to help all New Zealanders benefit from trade wherever they are. That’s why the Government is consulting New Zealanders to develop a Trade for All policy. We want to hear your views on trade policy and what matters most to you. Take our short poll, share your comments or make a submission… View moreWe want to help all New Zealanders benefit from trade wherever they are. That’s why the Government is consulting New Zealanders to develop a Trade for All policy. We want to hear your views on trade policy and what matters most to you. Take our short poll, share your comments or make a submission here.
- How can trade support sustainable economic development that takes into account the impact on our environment?
- How can trade benefit our regions and support women, Maori and small and medium enterprises to succeed globally?
Come to a public meeting or hui. You can find the details and register here.
Find more information about Trade for All and our current trade policy at www.haveyoursay.mfat.govt.nz
Have your say on Trade for All. Submissions close on 14 October 2018.
Christchurch isn't rebuilding, writes Vicki Anderson. We are ''reimagining'' ourselves as a city.
Jack Fletcher from the Press requested that I add my response to him so he could gauge how the community felt ........."The issues in Greymouth are multi faceted. on one side a declining population due to the closure of traditional industries like mining, these Jobs were very well paid and … View moreJack Fletcher from the Press requested that I add my response to him so he could gauge how the community felt ........."The issues in Greymouth are multi faceted. on one side a declining population due to the closure of traditional industries like mining, these Jobs were very well paid and the only light at the end of the tunnel being tourism which is not so well payed. Winz anecdotally are moving people from cities to the likes of Greymouth for cheap accommodation, which has also now resulted in a much higher crime rate. seems like anything will go from murder, home invasion to 'petty theft'. Now consider the 'tourism boon' which is anything but, it is a race to to the bottom and being promoted by our Government such as rather than getting smarter about tourism so people can earn from it, we now have council adding facilities to places near the middle of town so people can come to Greymouth for free. so figure that one out, our own council is not considering the effect that this has on legitimate camp sites. then comes 'air B&B' which again, cutting out the traditional accommodation sector with private facilities which are often non compliant with council requirements for commercial accommodation such as parking, fire safety, emergency egress etc. so not only are we racing toward a low quality economy, we are also racing to a low value economy. People can only see the advantages to the general public, but fail to see the effect it has on our overall economy. now add to the equation, an ageing population with many more pensioners trying to fund rising rates which are some of the most expensive in New Zealand relative to the land values and capital values. Yes we have major problems which affects us all. on the bright side, we have a new hospital currently under construction but has a smaller capacity to the old hospital with many services only available through Christchurch. I hope that gives you something to start with, the future does not look great when a Council is almost out of touch with its rate payers"
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