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When you move to a Ryman village, the last thing you need to think about are unexpected costs. We offer financial security with rates, home insurance, exterior maintenance and gardening all covered under one fixed base weekly fee*, meaning once you’ve moved in you can focus on the things you … View moreWhen you move to a Ryman village, the last thing you need to think about are unexpected costs. We offer financial security with rates, home insurance, exterior maintenance and gardening all covered under one fixed base weekly fee*, meaning once you’ve moved in you can focus on the things you enjoy.
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boxed glasses as per photos 6 different coloured glasses per box 6 in a box 6 boxes total 36 glasses . Will sell individual boxes at $5.00 per box. $30.00 for all 6 . Still in boxes never been used. Buyer to pick up please
It's Father's Day this Sunday. You may be a father figure yourself or perhaps you'll be spoiling someone special in your life.
We are giving away three $25 Prezzy® cards - perfect for a Father's Day morning tea. To be in to win, share below the best advice your Dad ever gave … View moreIt's Father's Day this Sunday. You may be a father figure yourself or perhaps you'll be spoiling someone special in your life.
We are giving away three $25 Prezzy® cards - perfect for a Father's Day morning tea. To be in to win, share below the best advice your Dad ever gave you...or the worst Dad joke you've inherited!
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Whether it's your pops, father-in-law, husband, Uncle or a friend, nominate in the comments below why they should WIN a $100 Prezzy® card.
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… View moreNominate your Dad to WIN!
Whether it's your pops, father-in-law, husband, Uncle or a friend, nominate in the comments below why they should WIN a $100 Prezzy® card.
Simply COMMENT to nominate the dad you think deserves to WIN. Don't miss out – reply now and share the love!
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Entries close on August 31st, 2023. Our team will contact the winner on September 1st, 2023.
Happy Father's Day to our wonderful neighbours! We hope you celebrate your dad, poppa, uncle, sons or brothers and remember the ones that can't be with us. May your day be filled with joy and cherished memories!
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Christchurch City Council needs a new way to manage green bin organics. Residents say odours from the Organics Processing Plant in Bromley are affecting their health and quality of life.
A permanent solution won’t be up and running for another three to five years. Something is needed sooner, … View moreChristchurch City Council needs a new way to manage green bin organics. Residents say odours from the Organics Processing Plant in Bromley are affecting their health and quality of life.
A permanent solution won’t be up and running for another three to five years. Something is needed sooner, so five short-term options are being considered.
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Saturday 9 September - 7 pm. Rangiora Baptist Church Auditorium
Food and … View moreOnly a week to go, so get in and grab your tickets for a fun family night out with our talented community members showcasing their beautiful, weird and whacky creations of wearable art.
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Saturday 9 September - 7 pm. Rangiora Baptist Church Auditorium
Food and beverages available before and during interval.
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By local democracy reporter Jonathan Leask:
Market Day organiser Carol Johns doesn’t want to see Ashburton's East St lined with portaloos for her annual event.
The former Boulevard Day market took place on South Canterbury Anniversary day on the last Monday in September for almost 50 … View moreBy local democracy reporter Jonathan Leask:
Market Day organiser Carol Johns doesn’t want to see Ashburton's East St lined with portaloos for her annual event.
The former Boulevard Day market took place on South Canterbury Anniversary day on the last Monday in September for almost 50 years and Johns said was “never, ever been a portaloo in site’’.
Now, though, the toilet requirement appears to have changed with Johns’ event.
“I’m quite happy to monitor the toilets throughout the day and supply my own toilet paper, but I’d hate to see a market day up East St with portaloos stuck outside people’s shops.”
The annual Boulevard Day event along East St was abandoned in 2022, after being held in the Ashburton Domain in 2021, but the Johns-run Ashburton Market Day stepped in to fill the void. It needed council approval after the road closure request met opposition from CBD retailers.
The council approved the closure but placed several conditions on the event.
Council compliance and development group manager Jane Donaldson said the event did not comply with all of its conditions.
“There were issues around the lack of toilets which, following a review of the event, will be something that all event managers holding major events in the district will need to address,” Donaldson said.
Johns had been advised by the council she required portaloos to service the large crowds, but proceeded without them and the public toilets ran out of toilet paper.
“It’s something that just needs to be managed, to have more toilet paper. But I’ve already received an email, saying that unless I have portaloos this year I will not be given permission to run the event,” Johns said.
Event organisers were also required to be responsible for managing the waste and recycling of their own event, so the council waste bins had been covered over, Donaldson said.
Johns brought in Eco Management to handle it but it “didn’t work”.
“Within a very short time it was a disaster.”
With the waste management sites at each end of the three blocks of the market, the crowds simply piled the rubbish on top of the plastic covered bins, Johns said.
She plans to supply her own bins this year and her road closure application for September 25 has been notified, with public objections need to be lodged by August 28. The council will then consider the request on September 6 to decide if the event goes ahead again.
The Southerner passenger train will be resurrected if The Opportunities Party (TOP) wins a seat at the general election, its leader says.
TOP’s transport policy, released on Wednesday, pledges support for a five year trial of The Southerner, the passenger rail service between Christchurch and … View moreThe Southerner passenger train will be resurrected if The Opportunities Party (TOP) wins a seat at the general election, its leader says.
TOP’s transport policy, released on Wednesday, pledges support for a five year trial of The Southerner, the passenger rail service between Christchurch and Invercargill which ended in 2002.
TOP leader and Ilam candidate Raf Manji said the trial would operate between Christchurch and Dunedin, stopping in towns like Timaru and Ashburton along the way.
Depending on demand, it could operate five to seven days a week and do two or three return journeys a day. TOP has estimated the cost at $100 million, based on the costings of the Hamilton to Auckland train service, Te Huia.
What do you think? Should the service be reinstated? Read reporter Sinead Gill's full story here (subscription required) and let us know what you think in the comments below.
Another energy mystery that leaves many of us a tad confused…
Don’t be tricked into thinking a Low User plan means low costs. If you're a Standard User, sticking to Standard User plan is key to maximize savings. Compare plans wisely to make the right choice!
Your plan can change … View moreAnother energy mystery that leaves many of us a tad confused…
Don’t be tricked into thinking a Low User plan means low costs. If you're a Standard User, sticking to Standard User plan is key to maximize savings. Compare plans wisely to make the right choice!
Your plan can change based on how many people are living at your house, what appliances you have running and/or what is used to cook with and heat the home.
Make sure you're on the right plan, take a squizz at our handy guide.
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