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Another orphan planted by someone with very limited knowledge of plants. Free to a good home.
Aka Dwarf Elm. Rescued from a new subdivision where it had been plonked in a spectacularly inappropriate spot. About 2m tall currently. Make an offer
I am hearing cars are being stolen every day at the moment!!! My sons car has been recovered - stripped and burnt to a crisp! It was stolen @4:00am 18-Nov. Photo of thieves support vehicle below - and the white car that was stolen. Both last seen heading east down Anglesea Ave. Any one happen to … View moreI am hearing cars are being stolen every day at the moment!!! My sons car has been recovered - stripped and burnt to a crisp! It was stolen @4:00am 18-Nov. Photo of thieves support vehicle below - and the white car that was stolen. Both last seen heading east down Anglesea Ave. Any one happen to capture a clearer image? Please get in touch thanks.
A Christchurch beach has taken on a striking bright orange tinge after millions of tiny marine creatures washed ashore.
Resident Moreen Sackree was taking a stroll on Southshore beach in South New Brighton about 10am on Tuesday, when she came across what she believed were millions of “little … View moreA Christchurch beach has taken on a striking bright orange tinge after millions of tiny marine creatures washed ashore.
Resident Moreen Sackree was taking a stroll on Southshore beach in South New Brighton about 10am on Tuesday, when she came across what she believed were millions of “little krill or squat lobsters”.
“I came across an orange beach – something I've never seen [before].”
Sackree said many of the marine creatures appeared to be dead and were “quite dense” in some areas.
“I tried to put them back into the water but there was just so many there it didn't seem like it was making a difference, it was definitely a rare sight to see.”
Another beach goer, Eve Driver, said when she came across the swarm about 6pm on Tuesday, none of them were alive and many had been buried under the sand.
“The seagulls were going crazy and there was lots of red bird poo.”
Marine ecologist John Pirker, from the University of Canterbury, said the tiny creatures appeared to be gregarious squat lobster – a small crustacean that feeds on the ocean floor.
Squat lobsters generally move in large swarms along the eastern coast of the South Island.
They swam inshore to breed after completing their “larval cycle”, and settled in shallow waters – usually between October and May each year.
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5 Prizes to be … View moreThe best thing you can do for your skin is to wear sunscreen
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Dallington's Hand Craft Shop has either been taken or got loose in this wind today. If you have seen it please, please do let us know. The flag is new and has really helped lift custom for our tiny community shop. Our volunteers are sad so please anyone help put their smile back on. See … View moreDallington's Hand Craft Shop has either been taken or got loose in this wind today. If you have seen it please, please do let us know. The flag is new and has really helped lift custom for our tiny community shop. Our volunteers are sad so please anyone help put their smile back on. See photo
I have quite a few baby spider plants for sale. They were potted up at the start of November, so are well settled into the soil with established roots and are now putting out new growth too.
These are perfect beginner-friendly indoor plants. Very easy to care for and can tolerate a range of … View moreI have quite a few baby spider plants for sale. They were potted up at the start of November, so are well settled into the soil with established roots and are now putting out new growth too.
These are perfect beginner-friendly indoor plants. Very easy to care for and can tolerate a range of conditions. Look gorgeous sitting on shelves, desks, or in hanging pots
$3 each, cash only, pick your own :)
I am demolishing a old garage with native timbers in it in the Linwood area, if you want some firewood for free phone me it will need some cutting Warren 0274821866
Cardiovascular Risk Screening are running clinics next week.
Bookings are limited and filling fast.
To book your Cardiovascular Risk Screening click the link below;
unichempharmacy.co.nz...
Or call Katrina on 02102319502
Now taking Corporate bookings, to find out more email … View moreCardiovascular Risk Screening are running clinics next week.
Bookings are limited and filling fast.
To book your Cardiovascular Risk Screening click the link below;
unichempharmacy.co.nz...
Or call Katrina on 02102319502
Now taking Corporate bookings, to find out more email Rose@Healthscreening.nz.
Cardiovascular Risk Screening is running another clinic in store on Tuesday 1st December.
Bookings are limited and filling fast.
To book your Cardiovascular Risk Screening click the link below;
unichempharmacy.co.nz...
… View moreCardiovascular Risk Screening is running another clinic in store on Tuesday 1st December.
Bookings are limited and filling fast.
To book your Cardiovascular Risk Screening click the link below;
unichempharmacy.co.nz...
Or call Katrina on 02102319502
Now taking Corporate bookings, to find out more email Rose@Healthscreening.nz.
We provide innovative solutions for outdoor spaces across Christchurch.
Whether you have recently finished a new home build or extensive house renovations, or your section just isn't quite living up to your expectations, the landscape contractors at Williams Elvidge Ltd have the solution.
… View moreWe provide innovative solutions for outdoor spaces across Christchurch.
Whether you have recently finished a new home build or extensive house renovations, or your section just isn't quite living up to your expectations, the landscape contractors at Williams Elvidge Ltd have the solution.
As skilled Master Builders, Williams Elvidge Ltd brings a whole new dimension to your section. We create wooden and metal structures that will stand the test of time and the Christchurch weather - structures built with attention to detail from the highest quality materials.
Our team is focused on developing a design plan that incorporates all the features you want while staying within your budget. We work with leading landscape designers across Christchurch to create hard landscaping that sits perfectly within the planting and other areas of your section.
Dog owners are being reminded by Christchurch City Council that parts of popular beaches are off-limits to unleashed dogs during summer days.
A day-time ban for unleashed dogs between 9am-7pm applies for beaches at Cass Bay, Corsair Bay, Sandy Bay, Paradise Bay, Hays Bay, Diamond Harbour, Purau, … View moreDog owners are being reminded by Christchurch City Council that parts of popular beaches are off-limits to unleashed dogs during summer days.
A day-time ban for unleashed dogs between 9am-7pm applies for beaches at Cass Bay, Corsair Bay, Sandy Bay, Paradise Bay, Hays Bay, Diamond Harbour, Purau, Akaroa, French Farm, Le Bon’s Bay, Little Akaloa, Okain’s Bay, Port Levy and Tikao Bay.
At Spencer Park, Waimairi, North and South New Brighton beaches, dogs are prohibited for a distance of 100 metres either side of the surf lifesaving clubs’ pavilions.
At New Brighton beach, dogs are prohibited for a distance of a 100 metres north of the surf lifesaving club’s pavilion to a point 100 metres south of the pier.
At Sumner beach, dogs are prohibited for a distance of 100 metres north of the Sumner Surf Lifesaving Club’s pavilion through to Cave Rock.
At Taylor’s Mistake beach, dogs are prohibited for a distance of 50 metres either side of the surf lifesaving club pavilion.
Last November, we launched our new strategy, Better Later Life – He Oranga Kaumātua 2019 to 2034. This strategy will help ensure we create opportunities for all of us to participate, contribute and be valued as we age. Many of the key areas for action in the strategy have become even more … View moreLast November, we launched our new strategy, Better Later Life – He Oranga Kaumātua 2019 to 2034. This strategy will help ensure we create opportunities for all of us to participate, contribute and be valued as we age. Many of the key areas for action in the strategy have become even more relevant in the wake of COVID-19.
Click here to read our strategy and find out more about what we want to achieve and what needs to happen bit.ly...
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Here at Stuff Travel, our team of journalists have been furiously ferreting out Aotearoa’s best hidden gems. We've come across so many activities and places we never knew existed.
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