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Over the weekend, there were two planting days organised by Trees For Canterbury and Christchurch City Council.
Both the Halswell Quarry planting day as well as the Charlesworth Street Reserve Community Planting & Gala Day were a success.
Members of the public gathered on Saturday 20 May … View moreOver the weekend, there were two planting days organised by Trees For Canterbury and Christchurch City Council.
Both the Halswell Quarry planting day as well as the Charlesworth Street Reserve Community Planting & Gala Day were a success.
Members of the public gathered on Saturday 20 May at Halswell Quarry wetland planting to restore the native wetland swales into the park.
On Sunday, a second planting day was held at Charlesworth Street Reserve on to establish native trees and shrubs, supplied by Trees For Canterbury and the Christchurch City Council’s Regional Parks Team .
Charlesworth Reserve is being gradually developed to re-establish estuary-edge ecosystem features such as salt-meadow, salt-marsh and coastal bush that are now either very rare around the estuary or non-existent”.
Support for the project, so far, has come from Trees for Canterbury, Christchurch City Council, and the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust.
Housing children well is essential. Did you know ...
Seven out of ten children in poverty in this country live in rental housing, and most of them are in private market rental properties, not in social housing like HNZC or community housing.
Children living in private rentals are three times … View moreHousing children well is essential. Did you know ...
Seven out of ten children in poverty in this country live in rental housing, and most of them are in private market rental properties, not in social housing like HNZC or community housing.
Children living in private rentals are three times more likely to be in houses with major dampness and mould problems than those in owner-occupied homes.
On average owner occupiers spend five years in their house. An average rental tenancy is two years.
Thirty five per cent of students between Year 9 and 11 who moved twice or more achieved NCEA Level 2 compared with 83% of students who had not moved.
When working with families, children almost universally tell us of their extreme sense of relief not having to change schools.
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Pioneer Leisure Pool is closed for the rest of the day due to unscheduled maintenance. It will re-open tomorrow (Monday) at 5:30am. The other pools at Pioneer are open. T
Garage sale this Saturday 20th 8am start
42 Tancred street
everything must go come grab yourself a bargin
HI EVERYONE...OUR NEW PUMPS ARE UP AND RUNNING SO WE ARE HAVING A WEEKEND SPECIAL OF 6 CENTS OFF A LITRE AND 14 CENTS FOR SUPERGOLD CARD HOLDERS..THIS GOES UNTIL MIDNIGHT SUNDAY NIGHT...19TH TO 21ST MAY...NO CONDITIONS APPLY
We're looking for women who go beyond their formal roles and make a difference in the lives of everyday New Zealanders – this maybe someone you work with, live with, or even yourself.
With limited time until nominations close, don't miss out on your chance to nominate yourself or a … View moreWe're looking for women who go beyond their formal roles and make a difference in the lives of everyday New Zealanders – this maybe someone you work with, live with, or even yourself.
With limited time until nominations close, don't miss out on your chance to nominate yourself or a deserving women you know by midnight, Sunday 28 May. Make your nomination now. Visit womenofinfluence.co.nz for more information.
The first in our lineup of judges is TPA volunteer Board member, Robin Tinga. Robin is a father of two children and is passionate about supporting the most vulnerable in our community. To read more about Robin, go to tpa.org.nz... or www.birthrightchch.org.nz....
A pile of knitting Patterns - a mix of 50 year old favourites and modern.
Selling clothes I'll probably have more later
Jumper seize xs could be a S 10$
Top seize 8 3$
Pink seize S top 10$
Choose seize 8 or 39 5$
… View moreSelling clothes I'll probably have more later
Jumper seize xs could be a S 10$
Top seize 8 3$
Pink seize S top 10$
Choose seize 8 or 39 5$
Message me if interested
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Pound Road Trading have been building and designing playhouses for many years, so it’s a natural progression to build a playhouse for this competition. Their concept design represents a move to classic, lasting design, with a two-sided verandah and gabled roof. The L-shape gives it a unique point… View morePound Road Trading have been building and designing playhouses for many years, so it’s a natural progression to build a playhouse for this competition. Their concept design represents a move to classic, lasting design, with a two-sided verandah and gabled roof. The L-shape gives it a unique point of difference from most playhouses.
With the ASB Christchurch Marathon less than three weeks away, it might be time to start planning ahead. The CBD will still be open for business, however delays around the marathon route can be expected.
To avoid congestion and plan your trip visit www.tfc.govt.nz...
Irving Builders and architects PXA worked together to create a playhouse design that was simple to build, but still quirky and bold, with strong colours and interesting shapes.
Ok so I know these awesome ladies Rose and Tina
who do awesome things like teaching people with disabilities crafts that use recycled plastic bags. Their students love it and so do Rose and Tina.
The latest project - sleeping mats for the homeless, they are hygienic, waterproof and keep them off… View moreOk so I know these awesome ladies Rose and Tina
who do awesome things like teaching people with disabilities crafts that use recycled plastic bags. Their students love it and so do Rose and Tina.
The latest project - sleeping mats for the homeless, they are hygienic, waterproof and keep them off the cold ground through winter. Only problem ... not enough plastic bags.
If you can help them please drop your unwanted plastic bags down to St Ambrose Church, 309 Breezes Road any day but Wed. Rose and Tina will love you for it❣️
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