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Hey neighbours - Do you still use the phone book?
It lists the names, addresses and phone numbers of people, but according to some it belongs in the recycling bin of history.
However, with nearly two million Yellow and White Pages landing in letterboxes up and down the country, the directory may… View moreHey neighbours - Do you still use the phone book?
It lists the names, addresses and phone numbers of people, but according to some it belongs in the recycling bin of history.
However, with nearly two million Yellow and White Pages landing in letterboxes up and down the country, the directory may still prove more popular than rhetoric would suggest.
Our community needs solutions, independence and action from a new generation of public representation. As your City Councillor, I will stand up and suggest solutions, not promises.
It’s time to push pause on trees down Riccarton Road, curb rapidly rising rates, Time take party politics out of … View moreOur community needs solutions, independence and action from a new generation of public representation. As your City Councillor, I will stand up and suggest solutions, not promises.
It’s time to push pause on trees down Riccarton Road, curb rapidly rising rates, Time take party politics out of our city and keep control in the hands of Christchurch residents, work with Central Government and Regional Council to more reliable, frequent, accessible and disability-friendly public transport, fight to keep pristine water rights for the next generation and against unnecessary chlorination
I will be at Riccarton Mall 23rd September from 10:30am to 1pm (beside Westpac). I look forward to meeting you!
Monthly AEA Web events are held on the third Saturday (Greenwich Mean Time) of each month.
For September it is 8am Sunday 22nd (NZ time).
For newcomers interested in receiving a Zoom invitation for the event, please email aeawebevent@gmail.com.
Received an A4 paper, mail drop from Darryll Park recently which, in part, stated that he is responsive to email queries, giving his email address in the text. Emailed him with the question of what is his stance on Fireworks. No reply. Emailed again and to date, nothing. Hardly augers well from… View moreReceived an A4 paper, mail drop from Darryll Park recently which, in part, stated that he is responsive to email queries, giving his email address in the text. Emailed him with the question of what is his stance on Fireworks. No reply. Emailed again and to date, nothing. Hardly augers well from a candidate who says he is responsive. What do others think?
I have met Catherine Chu - cadidate for Riccarton Council and Community Board and have found her to be an intelligent, caring, sincere person. She was voted on the community board in 2016 and has been serving the community since then. If anyone has any questions about why she voted for or against … View moreI have met Catherine Chu - cadidate for Riccarton Council and Community Board and have found her to be an intelligent, caring, sincere person. She was voted on the community board in 2016 and has been serving the community since then. If anyone has any questions about why she voted for or against any issues, Catherine and Helen Broughton will be at Riccarton/ Westfield Mall Friday Sept. 13 between 12 - 2 pm. P&S end by Westpac.
Please come and meet her and ask any questions, I'm sure she will be happy to answer them.
Hi Neighbours,
As part of Stuff's Quick! Save the Planet project, we are contacting every candidate in every council race to ask a series of questions about climate change. We're also asking them all for a short position statement on climate change issues.
We'll publish the … View moreHi Neighbours,
As part of Stuff's Quick! Save the Planet project, we are contacting every candidate in every council race to ask a series of questions about climate change. We're also asking them all for a short position statement on climate change issues.
We'll publish the results of our survey on a special section, in time for when ballot papers start arriving in mailboxes at the end of next week.
If you're standing as a council candidate, please answer Stuff's climate change survey.
To find out more, click here
It's essential we keep the conversation going in Otautahi Christchurch about mental health and wellbeing. Lorelei Mason, former One News Health Correspondent leads this korero with authors Naomi Arnold, Headlands, New Stories of Anxiety, Steve Langley, Been There: Young People's Stories … View moreIt's essential we keep the conversation going in Otautahi Christchurch about mental health and wellbeing. Lorelei Mason, former One News Health Correspondent leads this korero with authors Naomi Arnold, Headlands, New Stories of Anxiety, Steve Langley, Been There: Young People's Stories of Struggle and Hope, GP and youth advocate Dame Sue Bagshaw plus other guests.
This event is hosted and supported by Reading in Mind an online book initiative administered by Pegasus Health, Christchurch City Libraries and MHERC. Reading In Mind features books and resources on a wide range of wellbeing topics to assisting sufferers and supporters of those with mild to medium mental health conditions. Studies have shown reading can be beneficial for those experiencing poor mental health or wellbeing.
The event is free and open to all those involved in the mental health and wellbeing field, or are wanting to find out more.
Where: Turanga Library, TSB space
When: 3rd Oct, 6.00pm - 7.30pm
Who: Everyone welcome
Details: Refreshments and light snacks provided. Please RSVP via EventFinda
We are holding a movie night fundraiser, come and join us for a glass of wine and watch Downton Abbey. $25 per ticket. On Wednesday the 25th of September at 5.30pm Deluxe Cinema at The Tannery.
All over New Zealand, StarJam inspires young people with disabilities (our Jammers) to express themselves through music, dance, singing and performance.
StarJam Christchurch is looking for a videographer to be a part of our big concert day on Sunday 24th of November. The dress rehearsal will be … View moreAll over New Zealand, StarJam inspires young people with disabilities (our Jammers) to express themselves through music, dance, singing and performance.
StarJam Christchurch is looking for a videographer to be a part of our big concert day on Sunday 24th of November. The dress rehearsal will be around 3pm then the young people will have dinner together, get their hair and make-up done, take group photos, and practise their routines. Ideally someone would be able to film and round up many of these moments as well as the ones on stage. The show will go for a couple of hours but the exact times are still yet to be confirmed.
We are looking for someone who can capture amazing footage before, during and after the concert to build a story of what the concert day was like. We need someone who is able to edit it together with music to grasp the atmosphere of the concert day.
This video will be added to our Facebook and YouTube page after the show.
In return, we’ll give you:
- A koha for your time
- A written testimonial for your CV
- Inclusion of your name / logo in the concert material
- Shout out on Facebook
- Review on Facebook or Google Page
- A fun night at the concert!
Please contact Ella van Wijk on 021782766 or christchurch@starjam.org if you are interested
We are not using this ab toner ( I think that is what it is supposed to increase) so come and pick it up if you want to improve your psychical strength.
Police are seeking help to locate a missing 31-year-old.
Police say Melissa Butterfield was last seen in Aranui, Christchurch, on Friday last week.
Police and Butterfield's family have concerns for her welfare and ask that anyone who has seen her, or who has information about where she… View morePolice are seeking help to locate a missing 31-year-old.
Police say Melissa Butterfield was last seen in Aranui, Christchurch, on Friday last week.
Police and Butterfield's family have concerns for her welfare and ask that anyone who has seen her, or who has information about where she might be, to ring 111, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
We are seeking to understand what people’s experiences have been of trying to find support for family violence in New Zealand.
If you've been impacted by family violence – including being harmed, causing harm, thinking about causing harm, or supporting others in these situations, … View moreWe are seeking to understand what people’s experiences have been of trying to find support for family violence in New Zealand.
If you've been impacted by family violence – including being harmed, causing harm, thinking about causing harm, or supporting others in these situations, we'd love you to complete our anonymous survey and go into the draw to win one of three $50 Prezzy cards.
Your experiences will help us to assist others who are seeking support in the future, therefore we will be very grateful for your thoughts.
Ngā mihi nui.
Over 3000 New Zealand men are diagnosed with Prostate Cancer each year. Paint it blue for our boys by buying a *blue* Resene testpot. We'll donate $1 to The Prostate Cancer Foundation of New Zealand with every blue 60ml testpot sold between 10-25 September 2019. It's that simple!
The Hornby community is mobilising to convince city leaders to push ahead with plans to build a $35 million pool, library and service centre in the suburb.
The Christchurch City Council decided in December to build the facility at Kyle Park, after Denton Park was ruled out following public … View moreThe Hornby community is mobilising to convince city leaders to push ahead with plans to build a $35 million pool, library and service centre in the suburb.
The Christchurch City Council decided in December to build the facility at Kyle Park, after Denton Park was ruled out following public opposition.
The Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton Community Board shocked the community on August 27 when it voted against confirming the exact location of the facility within Kyle Park. The board also decided not to proceed with the development of a concept plan and did not approve the scope for the project.
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