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Hey neighbours, have you had a DIY disaster you need to fix or are you keen to tackle some home improvements but don't know where to start? Well, help is at hand.
Send us your questions about your DIY or decorating dilemmas, including photos if you can, and we'll ask an expert for their… View moreHey neighbours, have you had a DIY disaster you need to fix or are you keen to tackle some home improvements but don't know where to start? Well, help is at hand.
Send us your questions about your DIY or decorating dilemmas, including photos if you can, and we'll ask an expert for their advice on where to start with your project, any tips and tricks they can share to help you get a great finish - or how you can fix things up if they've already gone wrong! Click here to submit your questions, or email us at homed@stuff.co.nz.
Are you looking for work and need a positive, safe childcare environment? Have you enrolled to study and need care after school? Would your child benefit from extra-curricular activities?
We have over 30 years experience and are Ministry of Social Development approved.
Call 3894448 or email … View moreAre you looking for work and need a positive, safe childcare environment? Have you enrolled to study and need care after school? Would your child benefit from extra-curricular activities?
We have over 30 years experience and are Ministry of Social Development approved.
Call 3894448 or email w.dp@xtra.co.nz for further information
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The stretch of city bounded by Worcester St, Manchester St, Hereford St and Tramway Lane, along with a cluster of three buildings next door on Hereford St, features an empty architectural classic, a partially restored church, two empty sites, a transplanted heritage villa, six derelict buildings, … View moreThe stretch of city bounded by Worcester St, Manchester St, Hereford St and Tramway Lane, along with a cluster of three buildings next door on Hereford St, features an empty architectural classic, a partially restored church, two empty sites, a transplanted heritage villa, six derelict buildings, lots of graffiti, and a Mexican restaurant.
Is this the worst block in Christchurch? In a city known for wintry landscapes of Soviet grey concrete, dereliction and windswept gravel, that would be some achievement, Charlie Gates writes. Read the full story here.
Hi neighbours!
Do you know of a story around your neighbourhood that hasn't hit the front-page yet? Is there someone in your suburb who really embodies the Neighbourly spirit and deserves for their story to be told? Maybe it’s a local hero who's remained humble. Even if it's … View moreHi neighbours!
Do you know of a story around your neighbourhood that hasn't hit the front-page yet? Is there someone in your suburb who really embodies the Neighbourly spirit and deserves for their story to be told? Maybe it’s a local hero who's remained humble. Even if it's anything that you think the nation needs to know, comment on our post below!
We support our Christchurch hospice and they have just advised us they are absolutely desperate for winter stock (winter only – they have no storage for summer stock right now). They don’t mind if it’s 1 jersey or 10 items, they just need the stock and as fast as possible.
If you have any … View moreWe support our Christchurch hospice and they have just advised us they are absolutely desperate for winter stock (winter only – they have no storage for summer stock right now). They don’t mind if it’s 1 jersey or 10 items, they just need the stock and as fast as possible.
If you have any winter clothing that you would like to donate to help raise some much need money for hospice then please feel free to drop any items into our office @ House of Travel Ferrymead, 987 Ferry Road BY Thursday 16 July for collection!
Thank you
Most of us like to think we're doing what we can to lessen our impact on the environment, but how green is your weekly shop?
Beyond the eco-swaps you’ve probably already made, here are some of … View moreMost of us like to think we're doing what we can to lessen our impact on the environment, but how green is your weekly shop?
Beyond the eco-swaps you’ve probably already made, here are some of the least eco-friendly grocery store items to steer clear of next time you're loading up your trolley, with minimal disruption to your routine.
You could be eligible for a grant for ceiling and underfloor insulation, as well as heat pump in your main living area.
Cut down on those power bills today by making your home more energy efficient.
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Enjoy diverse and challenging work?
Are you a recent graduate or about to graduate?
It’s a time of unprecedented change with Covid-19 so we are looking for graduates from all degree backgrounds who truly want to make a difference to New … View moreKeen to support your community and whānau?
Enjoy diverse and challenging work?
Are you a recent graduate or about to graduate?
It’s a time of unprecedented change with Covid-19 so we are looking for graduates from all degree backgrounds who truly want to make a difference to New Zealand and New Zealanders.
The GovTechTalent graduate programme in Wellington gives you the opportunity to change things for the better, while also shaping your own career path so don’t get left behind - apply for GovTechTalent today!
Do you have a wool stash that you'd like put to good use? Our knitters are running out of wool! Help us to keep them busy :)
A major project to improve Christchurch’s quake-damaged roads will be fast-tracked after city councillors were left fuming by news that repairs might not start for at least 12 months.
The Government handed $40 million to the council just before the coronavirus lockdown in March to revamp scores … View moreA major project to improve Christchurch’s quake-damaged roads will be fast-tracked after city councillors were left fuming by news that repairs might not start for at least 12 months.
The Government handed $40 million to the council just before the coronavirus lockdown in March to revamp scores of the city’s worst streets and overhaul accident blackspots.
But councillors were left scratching their heads on Thursday when transport bosses told them work is unlikely to start for at least a year because more planning and consultation is needed. Continue reading here.
If your sports, music, hobby or community club facilities look a little worse for wear, Resene have fresh colour and paint to bring them back to their very best!
Resene have 3 prizes of $1500 of Resene quality paints, primers/sealers, wood stains and accessories to give away.
In addition, … View moreIf your sports, music, hobby or community club facilities look a little worse for wear, Resene have fresh colour and paint to bring them back to their very best!
Resene have 3 prizes of $1500 of Resene quality paints, primers/sealers, wood stains and accessories to give away.
In addition, each winning club will receive a $500 Prezzy card, that you can use to keep your volunteer painters nourished and happy while they are doing the painting! PLUS we have some extra spot prize vouchers too! Simply nominate your club and tell us why they deserve to win! Entries close 31 August 2020!
You are welcome to nominate more than one club.
Thanks to everyone who helped plant natives in the Laura Kent Reserve (beside the Heathcote/Opawaho) this morning. great effort and 400 new shrubs/grasses/ferns added. Really appreciate the support of CCC for plants and local Park Rangers.
check this out on trademe:
www.trademe.co.nz...
It is a display kitchen that is currently at $3995 for a $23,000 kitchen. No reserve. Grab a bargain!
Situated in the amazing Heritage Park, Ferrymead, secure and versatile accommodation, offering ample free parking. Very reasonably priced by Ferrymead Lions Charitable Trust.
Comprises 2 adjoining meeting rooms/office spaces (48 & 78sqm) which comfortably seat 40 people each (tables and chairs… View moreSituated in the amazing Heritage Park, Ferrymead, secure and versatile accommodation, offering ample free parking. Very reasonably priced by Ferrymead Lions Charitable Trust.
Comprises 2 adjoining meeting rooms/office spaces (48 & 78sqm) which comfortably seat 40 people each (tables and chairs provided). These can be combined for larger functions.
There is a Board/Committee meeting room (40sqm) suitable for about 15 people.
Kitchen facilities that can cater for 40+ people (24sqm), include all utensils and tableware. Cooker, fridge, H&C water, 2 ovens. Service hatch/bar.
The building is air conditioned and has its own integral toilet facilities, including one for the disabled.
At present the rooms are furnished with tables and chairs, but other arrangements may be considered.
Single session bookings are available, but in order to reduce management commitment, we would give preference to longer term tenants.Typical rental costs:
Single sessions (morning, afternoon or evening) $35 to $45, depending on room. Kitchen and catering facilities additional $30. Typically an evening social for 30 to 40 people (sorry, no rowdies!) with bar and kitchen facilities comes in under $100.
Regular/ongoing hirings work out cheaper and start from $100 per week.
For further information please contact
Bill Newsom 3849130, mob.0212173919
Dick Arnst 3842495, mob.0221397341.
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