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Did your favourite restaurant make the cut? The results are in and New Zealand's top 100 restaurants for 2018 have been named! Click here to read all about them.
So what do you think? Did your favourite place to eat at miss out? Which restaurants from your city would you … View moreHi neighbours,
Did your favourite restaurant make the cut? The results are in and New Zealand's top 100 restaurants for 2018 have been named! Click here to read all about them.
So what do you think? Did your favourite place to eat at miss out? Which restaurants from your city would you add to the list? Let us know in the replies!
(Please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/ comments used on Stuff).
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A Christchurch man claims to have captured on film one of three kittens that he thinks were living in the ruins of Christ Church Cathedral with their mother.
Bernard Anderson said he was walking past the earthquake-damaged cathedral in central Christchurch in May when he saw a black cat leave … View moreA Christchurch man claims to have captured on film one of three kittens that he thinks were living in the ruins of Christ Church Cathedral with their mother.
Bernard Anderson said he was walking past the earthquake-damaged cathedral in central Christchurch in May when he saw a black cat leave the building followed by three kittens. "She wasn't as well nourished as domestic cats. She was smaller. It seemed quite obvious that they were living in the cathedral."
The kittens were curious about his presence and he was able to photograph one with his cellphone camera, he said. The slightly blurry images show what appears to be a very fluffy black kitten sitting on the pavement.
The derelict cathedral, which has been open to the elements for several years, also provides a home for dozens of pigeons.
Read the full story here.
Image: Supplied to Stuff
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Jennifer from Rangiora
Wool wanted, any ply and quantity, to chrochet into blankets, for local charities. By donation please
Please ph or txt 0276512225
Grant from Redwood
Kids fire truck bed. Great condition and paintwork are still in as new condition. Steering wheel has 4 different emergency siren sounds (battery operated for when you don’t want them blasting in the early hours). Mattress not included. Pick up Redwood. Originally bought from Windmill … View moreKids fire truck bed. Great condition and paintwork are still in as new condition. Steering wheel has 4 different emergency siren sounds (battery operated for when you don’t want them blasting in the early hours). Mattress not included. Pick up Redwood. Originally bought from Windmill furniture.
Price: $300
Maria from Kaiapoi
Who is coming to say Hi and enjoy the sun??
Beautiful 19 degrees today :)
September 16th from 11am to 2pm, we are going to celebrate the 1st birthday of Kaiapoi Food Forest!
Bring along your friends, family and food!
See you then
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Jason from Parklands - Marshlands
Hi all. Please keep an eye out for these Skis. Stolen early Thursday morning. May have been taken with grey cover on them.
Arthur from Rangiora
RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET. BLAKE STREET CARPARK. THIS SUNDAY 16th SEPTEMBER. 10 AM TO 3 PM. THOMAS AND FRIENDS FOR THE CHILDREN TO OPERATE AT OUR CLUB ROOMS NEXT TO THE CARPARK. ABOUT 30 STALLS WITH LOTS OF GREAT BARGAINS, FROM KINDLING WOOD, WOOD CRAFT, CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, FOOD, JEWELRY AND … View moreRANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET. BLAKE STREET CARPARK. THIS SUNDAY 16th SEPTEMBER. 10 AM TO 3 PM. THOMAS AND FRIENDS FOR THE CHILDREN TO OPERATE AT OUR CLUB ROOMS NEXT TO THE CARPARK. ABOUT 30 STALLS WITH LOTS OF GREAT BARGAINS, FROM KINDLING WOOD, WOOD CRAFT, CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, FOOD, JEWELRY AND PLANTS ETC. WE EXPECT A YOUNG BUSKER TO BE HERE AS WELL TO ENTERTAIN, PLEASE SHOW YOUR SUPPORT.
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Kay from Belfast
I used this trailer for my buisness taking it to the markets. It held all my tables, gazebo, and gear. It's a great trailer I'm only selling because we have bought a van.
Size is 1.96m long 1.2m wide 1.2m high
New lights wiring
Wof current reg will be put on next week
Super easy to… View moreI used this trailer for my buisness taking it to the markets. It held all my tables, gazebo, and gear. It's a great trailer I'm only selling because we have bought a van.
Size is 1.96m long 1.2m wide 1.2m high
New lights wiring
Wof current reg will be put on next week
Super easy to tow
Price: $1,500
Arthur from Rangiora
This Sunday 16th September. Rangiora Sunday Market. Blake street Carpark. 10 am to 3 pm. Lots of variety and bargains for all from, woodcraft, jewelry, kindling wood, plants, household items, health products and clothing. ALSO in our clubrooms beside the carpark, THOMAS AND FRIENDS for the children… View moreThis Sunday 16th September. Rangiora Sunday Market. Blake street Carpark. 10 am to 3 pm. Lots of variety and bargains for all from, woodcraft, jewelry, kindling wood, plants, household items, health products and clothing. ALSO in our clubrooms beside the carpark, THOMAS AND FRIENDS for the children to operate.
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 moreKia 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.
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