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2257 days ago

Check out the winners!

Countdown

Thanks to everyone who entered our green tips competition—there were hundreds of fantastic tips, tricks, ideas and ways we can all help the environment. See the top ten tips here.

Find out more about Countdown's commitment to phasing-out single use plastic bags.
See the winners!

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2257 days ago

Dear neighbourly

Matthew from

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Gardenfresh Greengrocers Bishopdale have some Stunning Spring Saturday specials for you.

NZ Yen Ben Lemons: 99c kg
NZ Tangelos, sweet and juicy: $1.99kg
Loose Potatoes, Marabel: $1.69c kg
XL Avocados: $2.99 each or 2 for $5.00

New… View more
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Gardenfresh Greengrocers Bishopdale have some Stunning Spring Saturday specials for you.

NZ Yen Ben Lemons: 99c kg
NZ Tangelos, sweet and juicy: $1.99kg
Loose Potatoes, Marabel: $1.69c kg
XL Avocados: $2.99 each or 2 for $5.00

New products this weekend:
**Pypers Petites Potatoes - great for potato salad and boiling
**Ilam Hardy Potatoes.

Here is some information about the Marabel potatoes as this is certainly one potato I have never heard off:
It's a smashing masher. The Marabel is an award winning potato that has bright, light yellow skin and pale yellow flesh. The Marabel has a sweet taste and creamy texture. Ideal potatoes for boiling, mashing and baked.

Have a stunning weekend everyone. Enjoy this beautiful sunshine and warmth.

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2257 days ago

Poll: Should the NZ Wars be made compulsory?

Georgia Reporter from Stuff

Kia ora neighbours,

Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was … View more
Kia ora neighbours,

Te reo is in the spotlight and is being celebrated throughout the country as part of Māori Language Week. This week, Barbershop in Blue returned with a waiata, parents shared stories about raising children as bilingual, Stuff became Puna, and the future of te reo in NZ was debated.

But one debate is still ramping up - should the New Zealand Wars become a compulsory part of the curriculum? What do you think? Take part in our poll below!

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Should the NZ Wars be made compulsory?
  • 33.6% Yes, it's an important part of our history
    33.6% Complete
  • 39.5% It should be taught, but shouldn't be compulsory
    39.5% Complete
  • 13.1% No, I'm against the idea
    13.1% Complete
  • 13.8% I'm for both te reo and the wars to be compulsory
    13.8% Complete
2408 votes
2258 days ago

One million trees in Canterbury

The Team from Christchurch City Council

Trees for Canterbury will celebrate planting its one-millionth tree tomorrow at Travis Wetland Reserve. Find out more here at Newsline: bit.ly...

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2258 days ago

Free Outdoor Movie - ALL WELCOME

Harcourts Vision Real Estate and Property Management

Come along and enjoy a fun evening with or without children. Friday 21st September. Some food and refreshments will be on site to purchase.

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2258 days ago

Run it your way at the Selwyn Running Festival

Selwyn Sports Trust

Take to the roads at pace or at your leisure on the 4th November at the Selwyn Running Festival. Flat and fast, winding past farmland and townships, there's a distance to suit everyone (half marathon, 10km, 5km and kids dash). Register today and you won't be disappointed. Register here!

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2258 days ago

Classical Hits

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra will travel the length of the country this September to perform some of the most popular and beloved works of classical music.

From Schubert to Tchaikovsky, this tour will be a great opportunity to experience some of the best classical music ever written and to… View more
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra will travel the length of the country this September to perform some of the most popular and beloved works of classical music.

From Schubert to Tchaikovsky, this tour will be a great opportunity to experience some of the best classical music ever written and to see your National Orchestra in your hometown.

NZSO’s Associate Conductor, Hamish McKeich at the helm and our very own Principal Cellist, Andrew Joyce; we’re keeping things in the NZSO family.

Christchurch | Wed 19 Sept | 7.00pm
Air Force Museum
Buy tickets here!

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2258 days ago

An amazing opportunity!!

Brittany from Papanui

Hi there.

My names Brittany Kremers. I'm the chair person for the CDHB Youth Advisory Council. We are the first group like this in NZ and have been running for 3 years now. We help youth in the medical sector from ashburton to the west coast by advising, supporting, teaching and supplying … View more
Hi there.

My names Brittany Kremers. I'm the chair person for the CDHB Youth Advisory Council. We are the first group like this in NZ and have been running for 3 years now. We help youth in the medical sector from ashburton to the west coast by advising, supporting, teaching and supplying what we can when we can.

We have a fantastic opportunity for anyone with a local or big business!! We are running out first big event at the end of this month and are looking. For a few more donations!!

We have a quiz night coming up. Please read more if you're interested in knowing more or even helping us out!!

The Canterbury District Health Board Youth Advisory Council is an organisation which works to improve all areas of the health system for youth from Ashburton to the West Coast. We have a membership base of young adults aged between 15 and 24 along with a member of the senior staff from the Canterbury District Health Board who acts as our liaison. This year we have a great opportunity to make some serious changes for youth in the health sector. Being a youth-led initiative means the changes we can make are limited by the changes we can materialise as a group.
Our objectives for 2018/2019 are:
To fundraise for a backpack containing personal hygiene items, information about the hospital and a few boredom busters. These back packs will be given to every inpatient aged between 15-24 years old.
To work with the IT students at ARA to create a ‘transition’ App. This will mean that those young adults who are transitioning from Paediatric services to Adult Services will have access to information about the process, who will look after them in each service and reminders for getting their prescription filled, ordering their supplies etc.
To create a new self learning package for health professionals called “Teens in Hospital”. This self learning package was created in 2016 by the CDHB Youth Advisory Council with help and we have had requests from CDHB staff who have completed this package to create another self learning package that is more in-depth and covering more youth health information from youth themselves.
To expand further than Christchurch; from Ashburton to the West Coast of the South Island as they are the areas we cover. We also aim to get the backpacks with information relevant to each hospital.
In order to achieve these objectives we need financial support. Although we work with Canterbury District Health Board, we are a consumer group and do not receive any funding. Subsequently we are looking for donations so we can run a quiz night and raise funds so we can continue improving youth health experiences inside and outside of hospital. We are offering to have your logo on anything that we have to do with the quiz night we are organising if you are willing to donate to us some of your fantastic work. Please contact us via the email below and somebody will be in touch with you if you have any questions or are offering to donate to this fantastic opportunity. You will be helping the CDHB Youth Advisory Council to continue what we are passionate about - helping young people in the health sector from all walks of life.

Thank you for considering this and we look forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards,

Canterbury District Health Board Youth Advisory Council

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2258 days ago

Free Large Desk, Cabinets and more!

Natalie from Papanui

We have been kindly donated a new desk and so this one has to go. Please message me if interested. Don't have to take all, just what you like. Large desk approx 1.8x1.8. Thanks.

Free

2259 days ago

Papanui High School Term 4 Nightclasses Open for Enrolment

Bryan and Barbara Roper from Papanui High School Adult and Community Education

Our Term 4 Nightclasses are now open for enrolment. Classes begin from Tuesday 23 October and most run for 6 weeks but there are many weekend and 1 day options. Please visit our website www.papanui.school.nz... to view a full list of courses. For further information and enrolment can email … View moreOur Term 4 Nightclasses are now open for enrolment. Classes begin from Tuesday 23 October and most run for 6 weeks but there are many weekend and 1 day options. Please visit our website www.papanui.school.nz... to view a full list of courses. For further information and enrolment can email Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz or telephone our office on 033520701.

2265 days ago

Poll: Are you stockpiling plastic bags?

Georgia Reporter from Stuff

Hi neighbours,

Are you going out of your way to collect plastic bags before they become illegal in NZ? Some Kiwis have admitted they are stockpiling bags before they can no longer get them from supermarkets and petrol stations.

It's been noticed that some customers have been taking … View more
Hi neighbours,

Are you going out of your way to collect plastic bags before they become illegal in NZ? Some Kiwis have admitted they are stockpiling bags before they can no longer get them from supermarkets and petrol stations.

It's been noticed that some customers have been taking plastic bags for things like single chocolate bars and drinks "to save up".

Do you find plastic bags handy for bin liners? What eco-friendly tips and alternatives to plastic can you share with your neighbours? Leave a reply to share your thoughts.

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Are you stockpiling plastic bags?
  • 18.5% Yes, I've been collecting them
    18.5% Complete
  • 24.3% I'm saving the bags I have already
    24.3% Complete
  • 25.9% No, I no longer use plastic bags
    25.9% Complete
  • 31.4% I only use them when I forget my reusable ones
    31.4% Complete
1179 votes
2259 days ago

Poll: Would you let the grass and weeds in your local parks grow to feed and home pollinators?

Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing

Kiwis love our lawns and traditionally we expect our councils to keep the lawns of our public parks and verges tidy and well mowed and to get rid of any weeds. But actually a neat and tidy green lawn is a food desert for pollinators, and leaving grass unmown and letting so-called weeds like clover … View moreKiwis love our lawns and traditionally we expect our councils to keep the lawns of our public parks and verges tidy and well mowed and to get rid of any weeds. But actually a neat and tidy green lawn is a food desert for pollinators, and leaving grass unmown and letting so-called weeds like clover and dandelion flower provides food for bees and helps support biodiversity. Would you be happy if your local authority let the grass in your local parks grow long and allowed weeds to flourish?

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Would you let the grass and weeds in your local parks grow to feed and home pollinators?
  • 25% Yes of course. we need to help the bees.
    25% Complete
  • 42% Yes, but there needs to be signage to say that it's being done for pollinators,
    42% Complete
  • 26.4% No. Parks are used for sports and the grass needs to be mown. Plant for pollinat
    26.4% Complete
  • 6.6% No. I think that is just the council saying it's for pollinators but really it's
    6.6% Complete
605 votes
2259 days ago

Over 60's with Street Frontage!

Ray White Bishopdale

Check out our new listing! An excellent over 60's unit, conveniently located in Papanui.
Follow the link below to find out more.

2259 days ago

METAL GARDEN ROCKER BIRDS 2 VARIETIES SAVE ON RETAIL

Kay from Papanui

Metal Garden Rocker birds, NEW. 2 different varieties to choose from rocker7 or rocker8 they are $79 EACH. VIDEO of it rockin youtu.be.... Www.kineticwindsculpturesnz.weebly.com
PIck up Papanui, Christchurch or courier delivery available +$20, different varieties available on our Garden … View more
Metal Garden Rocker birds, NEW. 2 different varieties to choose from rocker7 or rocker8 they are $79 EACH. VIDEO of it rockin youtu.be.... Www.kineticwindsculpturesnz.weebly.com
PIck up Papanui, Christchurch or courier delivery available +$20, different varieties available on our Garden Rocker Bird Page on website. Pm me or email windsculpturesnz@gmail.com. Www.kineticwindsculpturesnz.weebly.com. VERY POPULAR LAST YEAR DONT MISS OUT. Great idea for a gift or jazz up your spring garden, movement keeps the birds off your Vege or strawberry patch. HUGE range of new wind sculptures on our website.

Price: $79

2259 days ago

Solid tiling business now for sale

ABC Business Sales

A & H Tiling has been around for over 25 years. On the market for the first time and it's waiting for a driven new owner to take it forward!

As there is an experienced team in place, a new owner is easily able to follow suit and put their focus into the sales side of the business.

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A & H Tiling has been around for over 25 years. On the market for the first time and it's waiting for a driven new owner to take it forward!

As there is an experienced team in place, a new owner is easily able to follow suit and put their focus into the sales side of the business.

Products are sourced from suppliers directly from Europe.

For the 2018 financial year, the business had total sales of around $3.2m with a return to the owner of over $270,000.
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