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You don't need to learn how to speak perfect, formal te reo Māori to help normalise the language of Aotearoa - you can do it one word at a time.
At the end of this three-minute power te reo Māori lesson you'll know five key words and how to use them.
On Friday our … View moreHi Neighbours,
You don't need to learn how to speak perfect, formal te reo Māori to help normalise the language of Aotearoa - you can do it one word at a time.
At the end of this three-minute power te reo Māori lesson you'll know five key words and how to use them.
On Friday our tutor, Anton Matthews, will be live on Stuff at 12.30pm to answer any questions from this week's lessons.
For more lessons, click here
Fire and Emergency are asking Christchurch motorists to avoid Victoria Street. A gas main has been hit and the fire service are dispersing the gas. No evacuations are needed and gas contractors have just arrived to fix the leak.
Diversions are in place on Victoria street between Bealey ave and … View moreFire and Emergency are asking Christchurch motorists to avoid Victoria Street. A gas main has been hit and the fire service are dispersing the gas. No evacuations are needed and gas contractors have just arrived to fix the leak.
Diversions are in place on Victoria street between Bealey ave and Salisbury street.
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How to BE the best version of yourself
How to LOOK stylish without breaking the bank
SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER, 7:00pm
Breens Intermediate Hall, 85 Breens Road
Tickets $20 - includes a welcome drink, nibbles, entertainment and a great night out!
Email: … View moreFeaturing STEPHANIE RUMBLE with
How to BE the best version of yourself
How to LOOK stylish without breaking the bank
SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER, 7:00pm
Breens Intermediate Hall, 85 Breens Road
Tickets $20 - includes a welcome drink, nibbles, entertainment and a great night out!
Email: psgbreens@gmail.com
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For Marian Campbell, walking the length of New Zealand is a way of both inspiring young people to find a pathway in life, and paying homage to the people who have inspired her.
A night of New Zealand’s finest fashion, supporting research into a breast cancer CURE.
Thursday 19th September
Great Hall, The Arts Centre
TRELISE COOPER | COOP | ZAMBESI | RUBY | LIAM | MOOCHI | KATHRYN WILSON | CARLSON STORM | AUGUSTINE | NOM*D AND PLUME | EDMUND HILLARY
YOUR TICKET … View moreA night of New Zealand’s finest fashion, supporting research into a breast cancer CURE.
Thursday 19th September
Great Hall, The Arts Centre
TRELISE COOPER | COOP | ZAMBESI | RUBY | LIAM | MOOCHI | KATHRYN WILSON | CARLSON STORM | AUGUSTINE | NOM*D AND PLUME | EDMUND HILLARY
YOUR TICKET INCLUDES
· Cardrona Distillery cocktail and champagne on arrival
· A sumptuous three-course dinner
· The Ned wines and non-alcoholic beverages throughout the evening
· An opportunity to bid on unique auction items, including an ultimate private dinner party for 10 by MKR finalists Heather and Mitch
· A fabulous Fashion for a Cure goody bag to take home.
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Great condition, gold colour, used as disability van with a hoist can also be used as a commercial van. We are selling it as we need a higher roof van. Great kms just over 100, 000 km 2 seats at front and 2 seats in the back on the right hand side, we have original seats, been taking out and store … View moreGreat condition, gold colour, used as disability van with a hoist can also be used as a commercial van. We are selling it as we need a higher roof van. Great kms just over 100, 000 km 2 seats at front and 2 seats in the back on the right hand side, we have original seats, been taking out and store away in clear bags. It has reversing camera, stereo and dual air conditioning. My name is Trevor, cell number is 0272356882. If interested, and if you know anybody that's after a disability van
Local elections are on the horizon and candidates are making their pitches. But what do people in Christchurch actually want from their city council over the next three years?
To find out more, Stuff convened a round-table of people representing diverse Christchurch organisations, quizzing them on… View moreLocal elections are on the horizon and candidates are making their pitches. But what do people in Christchurch actually want from their city council over the next three years?
To find out more, Stuff convened a round-table of people representing diverse Christchurch organisations, quizzing them on what they felt are the most significant issues facing the city.
Click the link below to find out what the panel told us. Then tell us your thoughts in the comments. What do you want from your city council and for your city's future?
Christchurch's increasing rates burden, asset sales and the need for a stadium look set to be big issues this election.
Three mayoral contenders went head to head in front of 300 people at a forum hosted by Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce at The Piano on Wednesday.
Incumbent … View moreChristchurch's increasing rates burden, asset sales and the need for a stadium look set to be big issues this election.
Three mayoral contenders went head to head in front of 300 people at a forum hosted by Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce at The Piano on Wednesday.
Incumbent Lianne Dalziel talked about the need to bring rates increases down, while businessman Darryll Park insisted he could make zero rates increases work and John Minto pushed for rate rises to be in line with inflation.
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