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Here's our fourth challenge for the week, leading up to next week's Māori Language Week - we'll be running these over the weekend as well, so only toru more to go.
How good is your reo? We're going to challenge you to guess what common Māori words and phrases mean … View moreMorena.
Here's our fourth challenge for the week, leading up to next week's Māori Language Week - we'll be running these over the weekend as well, so only toru more to go.
How good is your reo? We're going to challenge you to guess what common Māori words and phrases mean every day this week. Take your best guess - and no cheating (Googling) until after you've guessed!
See attached newsletter for an update of New Zealand Red Cross activities in the Canterbury North area.
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For those of you interested in what the rental market is doing in Christchurch, please have a read of this link. If you have any questions, please call our office.
Christian man Paul Humphreys said if there was any hope of reducing youth suicide rates in New Zeala…
Hi anybody missing 2 push bikes i seen 2 for the last 4 days look stolen
to me no locks on them.
Thanks
John
TLC Baptist is excited to warmly welcomed all to an evening with world renowned Creation Scientist, director of Creation Research, John MacKay, presenting a multimedia presentation on "Climate Change". John is a global presented, educator and debater of academic, and experiential … View moreTLC Baptist is excited to warmly welcomed all to an evening with world renowned Creation Scientist, director of Creation Research, John MacKay, presenting a multimedia presentation on "Climate Change". John is a global presented, educator and debater of academic, and experiential distinction in the field of science and faith. Bring your friends, family and Questions for an informative and engaging evening. John will also be presenting Wednesday 13th September - at 7pm on "Science, Faith and Fact" at Hillview Christian School Gym. These are free events, and an offering will be taken up to support Creation Research for all those who wish to contribute to the vital ministry. Contact: Pastor Carl Bromley for further information: (021) 658 430 - carlbromley@gmail.com
Hello neighbours, thought you might enjoy this article about the bees you share your city with.
Morena.
Here's our third challenge for the week, leading up to next week's Māori Language Week.
How good is your reo? We're going to challenge you to guess what common Māori words and phrases mean every day this week. Take your best guess - and no cheating (Googling) until after … View moreMorena.
Here's our third challenge for the week, leading up to next week's Māori Language Week.
How good is your reo? We're going to challenge you to guess what common Māori words and phrases mean every day this week. Take your best guess - and no cheating (Googling) until after you've guessed!
Hey everyone. Over the past year over 1000 customers provided us with a bill from their previous supplier when they joined. We ran the numbers, and we’re proud to say that customers switching to Electric Kiwi save $240 a year on average! Maybe that’s why we are NZ's fastest growing power … View moreHey everyone. Over the past year over 1000 customers provided us with a bill from their previous supplier when they joined. We ran the numbers, and we’re proud to say that customers switching to Electric Kiwi save $240 a year on average! Maybe that’s why we are NZ's fastest growing power company?
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In many parts of New Zealand the hongi is a pretty normal greeting,
between friends on the streets, family members or team mates after a
big game, filling the same function as a handshake. But the gesture
also has solemn and spiritual roots, useful on the marae and in the
home. A distinctively … View moreIn many parts of New Zealand the hongi is a pretty normal greeting,
between friends on the streets, family members or team mates after a
big game, filling the same function as a handshake. But the gesture
also has solemn and spiritual roots, useful on the marae and in the
home. A distinctively kiwi greeting. Have you experienced a hongi?
Where was that? The big question though, with wiki o te reo Māori
coming up, would you use the hongi in your everyday life, making it
the standard greeting in your area?
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Hey neighbours, I've entered my first design competition and need your help! if you are on facebook, are you please able to give my entry a like - its a reflective doggy coat made from an upcycled suit jacket :-) Thanks everyone for your help!
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Hi does anyone know of someone who knows alot bout water blasters. I have a Briggs and Stratton 6.5hp. Which starts then Dies on me. It has been sitting for 6 months.
Streets for People! Central City Street Party.. you don't want to miss it! More details to come: bit.ly...
Looking for inspiration to reduce your household food waste and save money at the same time? Come along to the Food Lovers Masterclasses with Kate Meads on the 12 and 13 September.
All workshop attendees walk away with a goodie bag valued at $100. Spaces are limited so be sure to book now!
… View moreLooking for inspiration to reduce your household food waste and save money at the same time? Come along to the Food Lovers Masterclasses with Kate Meads on the 12 and 13 September.
All workshop attendees walk away with a goodie bag valued at $100. Spaces are limited so be sure to book now!
Tuesday 12 September Workshop: bit.ly...
Wednesday 13 September Workshop: bit.ly...
Here's our second challenge for the week, leading up to next week's Māori Language Week.
How good is your reo? We're going to challenge you to guess what common Māori words and phrases mean every day this week. Take your best guess - and no cheating (Googling) until after … View moreHere's our second challenge for the week, leading up to next week's Māori Language Week.
How good is your reo? We're going to challenge you to guess what common Māori words and phrases mean every day this week. Take your best guess - and no cheating (Googling) until after you've guessed!
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