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There are so many things to love about winter... woolly socks, toasting marshmallows, hearty casseroles and being able to rug up warm next to the fire with some mulled wine mmm... If you're entertaining or heading away this week, come see us so you have everything you need for the long … View moreThere are so many things to love about winter... woolly socks, toasting marshmallows, hearty casseroles and being able to rug up warm next to the fire with some mulled wine mmm... If you're entertaining or heading away this week, come see us so you have everything you need for the long weekend!
The Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards celebrate New Zealand teachers, leaders and communities who are working together to improve outcomes for our children and young people. This year, 14 finalists from across New Zealand have been recognised for their outstanding achievements – … View moreThe Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards celebrate New Zealand teachers, leaders and communities who are working together to improve outcomes for our children and young people. This year, 14 finalists from across New Zealand have been recognised for their outstanding achievements – including Halswell School. Please join us in congratulating them, and find out about their achievements here.
Hello, my amazing friend & kindest supporter has been given her liver transplant but with it she's away from home, and trying to keep afloat but financially she's struggling, anyone who's dealt with serious illness & work and income knows it can be really difficult to afford … View moreHello, my amazing friend & kindest supporter has been given her liver transplant but with it she's away from home, and trying to keep afloat but financially she's struggling, anyone who's dealt with serious illness & work and income knows it can be really difficult to afford prescriptions, rent & basic living.
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The weather forecast doesn't look too good for tomorrow, but we will go ahead!
Join us at the Phillipstown Community Hub. The Bike day will start at 1pm. It will be fun!
KidsFest has got you sorted for all your winter break. We can't wait to announce our event line up for this year in 6 days. Find out more at KidsFest's website: www.kidsfest.co.nz...
Hey folks! Don't forget the Bike Day!
Next Saturday, 27 May, from 1 to 4pm.
Bring your Bike for a Free Tune Up and enjoy our short confidence rides for adults with Go Cycle Christchurch, try the Obstacle course, attend the Cycle Skills Training Class and the Puncture Repair Workshop!
… View moreHey folks! Don't forget the Bike Day!
Next Saturday, 27 May, from 1 to 4pm.
Bring your Bike for a Free Tune Up and enjoy our short confidence rides for adults with Go Cycle Christchurch, try the Obstacle course, attend the Cycle Skills Training Class and the Puncture Repair Workshop!
Learn how to adjust your bike and helmet, test your speed with the Police Laser Speed Testing, compete in "Slow races" (prizes for the slowest riders)!
And while you are waiting, make your own bike blender smoothie & healthy snacks!
A brand new legend of Te Wai Pounamu (the South Island) will wing its way to children all over Cante…
There has been an increase in issues with neighbours being reported to the Council in recent times. If you have a problem with your neighbour's dog or trees or noise, or anything else that is annoying you, you may report it to the Council and your neighbour will get a letter in the mail … View moreThere has been an increase in issues with neighbours being reported to the Council in recent times. If you have a problem with your neighbour's dog or trees or noise, or anything else that is annoying you, you may report it to the Council and your neighbour will get a letter in the mail requiring action. Your neighbour will read the letter, but it may not be specific enough for them to know what needs to be done and it may take a long time for the problem to be solved. It is better to go and see your neighbour first and courteously discuss the issue with them. Usually the neighbour will cooperate and will be on good terms with you. But if they do object to the issue you have raised, then you may report the problem to the council and the council will make sure your neighbour will comply. But If you want to be on good terms with your neighbours, it pays to go over and have a chat to them first. If you have never met them this would be a good opportunity to introduce yourself. Being a good neighbour means a happy neighborhood.
The Christchurch City Council is going after the owners of the "dirty 30" derelict properties holding up the central city rebuild. What sites would you add to the list?
Take a packet of sparkly green glitter, spread it on your palm and shake hands with your classmates.…
Leading southern educationist Neill O'Reilly has been lured to a top position at a Hong Kong junior …
One week to go until KidsFest tickets go on sale.
Head to our website to find out more:
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