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And a bad sleep more often than not translates into a bad day, especially for school age children.
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Follow us… View moreThe awesome team at #Neighbourly are helping us connect with our local communities better, using Neighbourly.co.nz and the Neighbourly App.
We support communities all over the country, helping them with the things they need most to build better, stronger, and safer places to live.
Follow us to find out about cool projects happening in your community.
Lions Clubs, Supporting Communities for 100 Years in 2017!
Find out more at www.LionsClubs.org.nz...
Here's a look at the earthquake damage to New Brighton Pier, currently being fixed by the Council. This section of the pier column was put under the most stress during the earthquakes, and the damage to the outer concrete and reinforcement has made it more vulnerable to rust and partially … View moreHere's a look at the earthquake damage to New Brighton Pier, currently being fixed by the Council. This section of the pier column was put under the most stress during the earthquakes, and the damage to the outer concrete and reinforcement has made it more vulnerable to rust and partially reduced its structural strength.
Investigations so far indicate that all the columns have this sort of damage, and over the next year the Council will be heading below sea-level to install new steel and concrete jackets to restore their strength and durability.
New Brighton Pier remains safe to use and is open to the public.
We've given away two kids bikes with helmets to two Neighbourly members who have entered and won! Congratulations to Meng Li, shopper from Supervalue Woburn and Brendan Walker, shopper from SuperValue Woburn, for winning a kids bike with SuperValue and Neighbourly!
It takes three months to recycle the contents of your green organics bin into compost. Find out about the whole process at the Organics Processing Plant Open Day . Saturday 18 March
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Visitors to Christchurch beaches are being warned to watch out for Portugese man o’ war (blue bottle) jellyfish, with hundreds washing up on the city’s beaches over the last week. Click the link for advice from Council Head Ranger Kelly Hansen.
This month we're pedalling for Plunket, raising money for their nationwide community services! Follow our journey and donate at www.pedalforplunket.org.nz... #Pedal4Plunket
The fire tornado that erupted early in the Port Hills blaze should serve as a "wake-up" call to Cant…
A Christchurch artist is using man's best friend as her muse. Charles Hannah's latest exhibition Wh…
Cantabrians are doing their part this week to raise awareness of one of New Zealand's disturbing rea…
Get creative with your whanau! Free creativity session for families from Phillipstown, Woolston and Linwood this Saturday afternoon 1 - 4 at Room 5, Phillipstown Community Hub.
Parents and caregivers please stay with your child. Free, materials provided. All welcome. (Every 2nd and 4th Saturday … View moreGet creative with your whanau! Free creativity session for families from Phillipstown, Woolston and Linwood this Saturday afternoon 1 - 4 at Room 5, Phillipstown Community Hub.
Parents and caregivers please stay with your child. Free, materials provided. All welcome. (Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month).
To find out more please call Kim 022 064 7963
A public meeting is being held at the Transitional Cathedral this
Thursday 9 March at 7.30 pm. There is an impressive list of concerned organisations attending this meeting.
You are invited to support your fellow neighbours and let your life be heard.
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