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Our Cashmere Rotary Club is looking for somewhere to store some - or all- of the 2000 empty banana boxes we use for our Bookarama sale. This would be for a year once the sale finishes at the end of November. If you have an empty container or some spare space in a warehouse that we can use free of … View moreOur Cashmere Rotary Club is looking for somewhere to store some - or all- of the 2000 empty banana boxes we use for our Bookarama sale. This would be for a year once the sale finishes at the end of November. If you have an empty container or some spare space in a warehouse that we can use free of charge please contact me on 027 4729180 or info@rotaryinfo.org.nz .
Many thanks
Terry
Most hobbyists have a 'junk box' :) - I have several boxes containing low voltage motors, stepper motors, transformers, winding wire of various gauges, small loudspeakers, moving coil meters, plastic enclosures and battery boxes, small aquarium pumps, miscellaneous components and … View moreMost hobbyists have a 'junk box' :) - I have several boxes containing low voltage motors, stepper motors, transformers, winding wire of various gauges, small loudspeakers, moving coil meters, plastic enclosures and battery boxes, small aquarium pumps, miscellaneous components and assemblies, lenses, filters, precision front-silvered mirrors and more.
Free to a good home - all must go as I’m downsizing.
Hi everyone
Don't forget that our Op Shop is open every Friday from 10am to 1pm. Come on down and see our great bargains.
Life Education Trust Canterbury invites you to this free community event on midday Sunday 5 November at the Bridge of Remembrance. Come join all the fun.
This event is free for the whole community to attend but if you want to support the work of Life Education Trust Canterbury you can do so … View moreLife Education Trust Canterbury invites you to this free community event on midday Sunday 5 November at the Bridge of Remembrance. Come join all the fun.
This event is free for the whole community to attend but if you want to support the work of Life Education Trust Canterbury you can do so through the purchase of a $10 duck to enter the race on the day or online prior to the event.
We hope to see you all there for a fun day of community and connection; meet us at the Bridge of Remembrance for all the action.
See link under 'Read More' for full details and location map.
How much do you know about the heart? Try our Heart Myths and Facts Quiz. Some of the answers might shock you!
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A flattening out at approx 4000, but the deaths of 44 must be a worry.
I was hoping that if I did get it, it would be milder.
New cases - Deaths
3934 - 44
4018 - 23
3916 - 17
3571 - 15
… View moreA flattening out at approx 4000, but the deaths of 44 must be a worry.
I was hoping that if I did get it, it would be milder.
New cases - Deaths
3934 - 44
4018 - 23
3916 - 17
3571 - 15
2968 -
2998 - 18
3095 - 20
3458 - 15
3625 -- 11
3484 -- 22
3953 -- 12
Right now, kiwi families are facing some really big challenges, and many find themselves struggling to make ends meet. This means not everyone is looking forward to Christmas.
This Christmas, give the gift of hope. By donating $40, you have the opportunity to feed a family in need through a … View moreRight now, kiwi families are facing some really big challenges, and many find themselves struggling to make ends meet. This means not everyone is looking forward to Christmas.
This Christmas, give the gift of hope. By donating $40, you have the opportunity to feed a family in need through a Christmas Box filled with food basics and treats. 100% of your donation goes directly to filling the box, which provides not only food essentials but much-needed hope.
Only together, can we bring hope to the table across Aotearoa.
Hi Neighbours,
The meandering Avon River could be all yours, ducks and all. Or you could earn your fortune building a row of hotels on Hagley Park. Perhaps you’d rather take a chance at the casino, or buy up Christchurch Airport so you can park for free.
But this is not any asset sell-up the… View moreHi Neighbours,
The meandering Avon River could be all yours, ducks and all. Or you could earn your fortune building a row of hotels on Hagley Park. Perhaps you’d rather take a chance at the casino, or buy up Christchurch Airport so you can park for free.
But this is not any asset sell-up the city council might be considering.
This is just for fun.
The well-known Christchurch spots are among those displayed on the city's very own colourful version of Monopoly, launched on Wednesday, in plenty of time for Christmas shopping.
Read the full story by reporter Liz McDonald here (subscription required) and tell us in the comments below if you agree with the Christchurch picks or what places you'd prefer to see on the board.
Don't forget to sign up online to receive the newsletter each month or pick up your paper copy from the Halswell Community Hub, Te hāpua, Wigram and Halswell New Worlds.
It's that spooky time of year and while there are some streets that welcome Halloween and set themselves up for trick or treating, there are other houses where you're more likely to get an earful than Halloween lollies. Do you think there's a place for Halloween in NZ?
Type … View moreIt's that spooky time of year and while there are some streets that welcome Halloween and set themselves up for trick or treating, there are other houses where you're more likely to get an earful than Halloween lollies. Do you think there's a place for Halloween in NZ?
Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the Conversations column of your local paper.
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Hi just a warning. We were walking our dog as usual at coes ford today when a man who has set up camp by the gate approached us and threatened us to leave or else! Very scary as this is usually a peaceful camp and walking site. We reported him to the council and they are going to get a ranger to … View moreHi just a warning. We were walking our dog as usual at coes ford today when a man who has set up camp by the gate approached us and threatened us to leave or else! Very scary as this is usually a peaceful camp and walking site. We reported him to the council and they are going to get a ranger to take a look. If I don’t hear back from the council I will talk to Lincoln police. I certainly won’t go there again if he is still camping there. It was an awful experience!
Christchurch public transport users will not be able to use cash on city buses and ferries from mid next year.
The move has prompted concerns about the impact on those who prefer to use cash, especially the elderly and homeless. The proposal also defies a survey that found three-quarters of … View moreChristchurch public transport users will not be able to use cash on city buses and ferries from mid next year.
The move has prompted concerns about the impact on those who prefer to use cash, especially the elderly and homeless. The proposal also defies a survey that found three-quarters of public transport users believe cash is important.
However, ECan staff say cash handling is consistently raised by drivers, operators and unions as an issue for driver safety and wellbeing, and that it makes sense to take advantage of the roll-out of a new nationwide public transport card to rid the system of cash. The National Ticketing Solution will be introduced in Canterbury in mid-2024.
What do you think of our city's buses and ferries going cashless? Read reporter Keiller MacDuff's full story here (subscription required) and share your thoughts in the comments below.
As the spooky season unfolds, we want to extend a big THANK YOU to all of you for your fantastic contributions! Here are the top three treats chosen by our amazing community:
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