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*FREE DELIVERY* from Coriander’s Sumner when you spend $50 or more! Use code SUMNER at checkout.
Limited time only – order now for hot, fresh Indian food delivered to your home.
T&Cs: Offer valid until June 30. Valid for deliveries within 4km of Coriander’s Sumner only.
Eruption X Coriander’s is a collaboration of Lyttelton’s best beer and Sumner’s top Indian food, with live music and complementary snacks.
Book a table and dine, or just come along for a drink and a nibble after work. We’ll be serving Eruption Brewing beer and Coriander’s food, with … View moreEruption X Coriander’s is a collaboration of Lyttelton’s best beer and Sumner’s top Indian food, with live music and complementary snacks.
Book a table and dine, or just come along for a drink and a nibble after work. We’ll be serving Eruption Brewing beer and Coriander’s food, with complementary snacks and Eruption Beer Tasting through the night.
The Beer: Eruption Lager, Krater Rim Kolsch, Lyttelton Pale Ale, Eruption IPA, Pyroclastic haze, and the Dark Lava Stout!
Bookings: www.corianders.co.nz...
Thanks to event sponsors Eruption Brewing and OnePure.
Where: Coriander’s Sumner, 11A Wakefield Avenue, Sumner
When: Friday June 25, 6pm-9pm
We now have Eruption Brewery on tap at Coriander’s Sumner! 🍺
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The tram ride to New Brighton was an institution in Christchurch for many decades.
Passengers rattled along the rails to Saturday shopping and summer picnics on the beach.
This changed in October, 1952. Out went trams, in came buses.
Christchurch mayor Robert Macfarlane drove the last rumbling … View moreThe tram ride to New Brighton was an institution in Christchurch for many decades.
Passengers rattled along the rails to Saturday shopping and summer picnics on the beach.
This changed in October, 1952. Out went trams, in came buses.
Christchurch mayor Robert Macfarlane drove the last rumbling old tram, festooned with banners and bunting. It towed a double-decker trailer, from the top of which the Caledonian Pipe Band played a lament.
In its wake came three of the Christchurch Transport Board's new AEC diesel buses. The band later piped the buses into New Brighton.
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We still have plenty of spaces available in our Free employment issues clinic . We have a work place bullying specialist and an employment lawyer who are able to give you good clear advice on how to start to tackle an issue that you may be having in the workplace . The clinic is at our branch on … View moreWe still have plenty of spaces available in our Free employment issues clinic . We have a work place bullying specialist and an employment lawyer who are able to give you good clear advice on how to start to tackle an issue that you may be having in the workplace . The clinic is at our branch on the Ara campus just off Barbadoes street with free on street parking after 5pm . To book your FREE place for the next clinic phone 03 366 6490 .
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Oceania has always believed in better and so does The Bellevue’s Care Manager, Russell.
Since returning to the South Island five years ago, Russell has been proud to witness Christchurch’s resurgence. “Christchurch is like a phoenix risen from the ashes, with a tremendous opportunity to … View moreOceania has always believed in better and so does The Bellevue’s Care Manager, Russell.
Since returning to the South Island five years ago, Russell has been proud to witness Christchurch’s resurgence. “Christchurch is like a phoenix risen from the ashes, with a tremendous opportunity to redefine itself.” And now he is playing his part in reimagining our city’s aged care offering.
Russell has built his team at The Bellevue with one goal in mind. “As the Care Manager I believe I have a principle responsibility to set the scene in providing an environment where staff can truly excel, feel empowered and make a positive difference to the lives of residents, families and each other.”
Another initiative Russell is proud of is that couples can stay together in the same room, even if their needs are not aligned. Russell has seen the impact it has on residents - “It is just wonderful to offer couples Care Suites which allow couples to stay together – just as they always have,” says Russell.
To find out more about our Care Suites, with Rest Home and Hospital level care, get in touch with Russell today.
Hi neighbours,
Little more than 12 months ago, motorists on Riccarton Rd finally breathed a sigh of relief after years of roadworks came to an end.
But that reprieve from endless traffic jams will be short-lived – another section of the major road is about to be dug up.
A 1.7km stretch of the … View moreHi neighbours,
Little more than 12 months ago, motorists on Riccarton Rd finally breathed a sigh of relief after years of roadworks came to an end.
But that reprieve from endless traffic jams will be short-lived – another section of the major road is about to be dug up.
A 1.7km stretch of the street will have ageing pipes and three intersections replaced over the next nine months, and the city council expects the work will cause some delays.
Read more on this story from Steven Walton by clicking below.
The latest edition of SuperSeniors is out now!
In this issue, we profile one of the unsung heroes of the Elder Abuse Response Service (EARS) and learn more about the help the service offers.
We also chat with Dr Doug Wilson, 2021 Senior New Zealander of the Year Te Mātāpuputu o te Tau, and … View moreThe latest edition of SuperSeniors is out now!
In this issue, we profile one of the unsung heroes of the Elder Abuse Response Service (EARS) and learn more about the help the service offers.
We also chat with Dr Doug Wilson, 2021 Senior New Zealander of the Year Te Mātāpuputu o te Tau, and Andrea Gaskin, Director and Founder of charity organisation Connect the Dots, about how she’s making the art scene in Auckland accessible to seniors.
There’s advice on how to eat healthy, how to get tech savvy, and updated laws for renters and landlords.
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Christchurch’s mobile library service will stay open for now and the city council plans to spend another $11 million on climate change initiatives, but the news is not so good for the much-loved Wharenui Pool.
The Christchurch City Council announced on Wednesday it is proposing to lease the pool… View moreChristchurch’s mobile library service will stay open for now and the city council plans to spend another $11 million on climate change initiatives, but the news is not so good for the much-loved Wharenui Pool.
The Christchurch City Council announced on Wednesday it is proposing to lease the pool to the Wharenui Swim Club, but wants to stop funding the facility once the metro sports facility opens in 2022.
The move has been slammed by swim club president Chris Averill, who said the council was walking away from its commitments to the local community and the children of Wharenui School.
What do you think should happen to Wharenui pool?
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