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Charlie from Belfast
Hi everyone, just posting again to keep it recent. Thanks so much for everyone's support so far. If you are in a different neighborhood, please share to increase the chances of being seen in a wider area.
I have started 2 petitions to try to remove the sale of disposable vaping products… View moreHi everyone, just posting again to keep it recent. Thanks so much for everyone's support so far. If you are in a different neighborhood, please share to increase the chances of being seen in a wider area.
I have started 2 petitions to try to remove the sale of disposable vaping products in dairies, service stations and supermarkets.
It has become an epidemic within our young people and its creating such a negative and harmful culture.
I heard only today from a friend that her daughter was sold a vape from a dairy! ......... she is 15.
This has to be stopped.
Thank you again for all of your support.
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Sharlene from Kainga - Brooklands
Wanted to rent long term for a friend of mine two to three bedrooms with garage and fully fenced has been in the house he is now for 8 years, for Father and son only. Must be kaiapoi woodend or rangiora areas please.
Marianne from Rangiora
A very big Thank You to Faye who posted me some beautiful new wool. Very much appreciated. Here is a photo of a little cardi for a 0-3 month old baby just about to come off the needles to show what we are doing. We need to get these little items finished and in the post by the end of June for the … View moreA very big Thank You to Faye who posted me some beautiful new wool. Very much appreciated. Here is a photo of a little cardi for a 0-3 month old baby just about to come off the needles to show what we are doing. We need to get these little items finished and in the post by the end of June for the northern winter.
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
From reporter Nadine Roberts:
It’s a slice of Kiwi childhood, with a helping of rough and tumble adventure where cotton wool is banished.
But Little River Campground on Banks Peninsula may be about to have its last marshmallow toast on the unfenced campfire, after a complaint to WorkSafe … View moreFrom reporter Nadine Roberts:
It’s a slice of Kiwi childhood, with a helping of rough and tumble adventure where cotton wool is banished.
But Little River Campground on Banks Peninsula may be about to have its last marshmallow toast on the unfenced campfire, after a complaint to WorkSafe left owners Marcus Puentener and Megan Gainsford afraid of the liability they face in order to be safety compliant.
An unknown complainant reported safety concerns after a woman dislocated her leg on the slippery slide in February.
The complainant also said the boardwalks through the native forest were rotten, a trampoline was dangerous and an outdoor power cord to a glitter globe above a campfire was not safe when it rained.
Puentener said the accident in February was unfortunate and was created because the polythene sheet was in two sections. One sheet blew up, causing the woman to get caught, he said. He immediately closed the slide down and was working on how to make it safer.
It was just the second serious accident since the couple took over the campground – the other was after a woman jumped off a trampoline and injured her leg on slippery grass.
Although WorkSafe had been supportive and helpful so far, Puentener said the complaint had forced the couple to re-evaluate the future of the campground.
A WorkSafe spokesperson confirmed they had been contacted about a “number of concerns” relating to the campground but said it could continue operating while addressing health and safety concerns.
“The concerns raised are easily resolvable with attention, which will both keep children safe and provide that reassurance to parents and caregivers,” the spokesperson said.
However, Puentener said if they had to upgrade the boardwalk through five hectares of native bush they would have to find hundreds of thousands of dollars or more. With Puentener as the only employee, large scale changes were not financially viable.
Now the couple are weighing up what they can do in order to reopen in October, but Puentener admits to feeling disheartened and unsure of the way forward after a difficult year when numbers through the gate have not been what he hoped.
Options include closing off the native area or putting it under the guidance of a trust. Both would see the demise of the slippery slide, giant swing and boardwalk.
The couple are also considering upping the price for campers or offering a membership scheme. Their least favourite option is closing, but it’s something they will seriously consider when the campground closes for the season on April 24.
In the meantime a social media campaign has heated up, with members of the public considering setting up a Givealitte page to help save the campground.
Others are offering to do a working bee.
The outpouring of support has been welcomed by Puentener.
“It’s humbling to know that people do have a connection with the place.”
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Arthur from Rangiora
THRIVE OP SHOP, 96 High St., Rangiora (GABLES ARCADE). needs your donations of quality women's top quality winter clothing; belts and handbags; novels; glassware,(wine and tumblers); jigsaws etc.
We are at the New World end of Gables Arcade. Thank you in advance. We are a branch of … View moreTHRIVE OP SHOP, 96 High St., Rangiora (GABLES ARCADE). needs your donations of quality women's top quality winter clothing; belts and handbags; novels; glassware,(wine and tumblers); jigsaws etc.
We are at the New World end of Gables Arcade. Thank you in advance. We are a branch of Christchurch City Mission, helping those in need.
Philippa from Redwood
I live in Riccarton handy to Westfield Mall and Hagley Park. I am looking for a quiet person in their 50's or over non smoking /tidy person to share my home. Available now.
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Telecommunications are an integral part of our lives, so when things go wrong it can be frustrating. Do you prefer to keep tight lipped, or are you willing to speak up?
The Telecommunications Dispute Resolution service, or TDR for short, is here to help. It’s ok to complain and we encourage … View moreTelecommunications are an integral part of our lives, so when things go wrong it can be frustrating. Do you prefer to keep tight lipped, or are you willing to speak up?
The Telecommunications Dispute Resolution service, or TDR for short, is here to help. It’s ok to complain and we encourage you to speak up and raise issues early.
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Charlie from Belfast
Hey everyone!
I have started 2 petitions to try to ban the sale of disposable vaping products in dairies, service stations and supermarkets.
It has become an epidemic within our young people and its creating such a negative and harmful culture.
Any chance you will sign and share both of these … View moreHey everyone!
I have started 2 petitions to try to ban the sale of disposable vaping products in dairies, service stations and supermarkets.
It has become an epidemic within our young people and its creating such a negative and harmful culture.
Any chance you will sign and share both of these for me?? I need them to reach as many people as possible!
Thank you in advance!
petitions.parliament.nz...
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Brooke from Woodend
Looking for a keen fellow to mow my large area lawn! Based in Tuahiwi. Happy to pay 👍🏻👍🏻
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Norma from Rangiora
Due to popular demand this will be shown again at the Rangiora Museum, 29 Good Street, Thursday 27th April, 7.30pm. Milly was born on the Chatham Islands and moved to the mainland, aged 12. All welcome; donations please from non members. Supper served.
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