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Reporter Selwyn & Ashburton Outlook
Emergency services attended a truck crash at the Rakaia bridge, south of Christchurch, this afternoon. The driver was out of the vehicle and uninjured, but access to the bridge was blocked following the crash about 3pm on Wednesday, a police spokeswoman said.
Helen from Prebbleton
Hello Neighbours
Does anyone know of Ballroom Dance classes for adults?.
Thank you
Helen
Media Team from Christchurch City Council
We wanted to know what Christchurch residents thought about transport. So we asked, and more than 4,500 people responded. Do you agree with them?
Read more at Newsline: bit.ly...
Reporter Selwyn & Ashburton Outlook
With the new online kea database up and running, kea sightings can be logged to give conservationists a huge amount of data on the world's only alpine parrot. Read all about the initiative below. Have you seen a kea in the wild?
Media Team from Christchurch City Council
Tracks don't close for lambing and the next four to five weeks are the most crucial time for new lambs. Make sure you keep your dog on a leash - and spread the word with your neighbours.
Read more here at Newsline
Anneke Woodhouse from Arthur's Roof and Property Services Hornby
Great weather for roof maintenance! We've been lucky enough to have been having calm, windless days - perfect for silicone sealing, waterblasting, moss removal/proofing, or a fresh lick of paint!
Give us a call on 03-3472635 to book yours in today!
Lucy Hawkes from Arthur's Roof and Property Services
Great weather for roof maintenance! We've been lucky enough to have been having calm, windless days - perfect for silicone sealing, waterblasting, moss removal/proofing, or a fresh lick of paint!
Give us a call on 03-3472635 to book yours in today!
Media Team from Christchurch City Council
Experience the stories and skills of a wide range of artists who will come to Christchurch in 2017 for this year’s Christchurch Arts Festival. Artists have come from places as diverse as China, Mexico, Denmark, the UK, South Korea, Sweden, Germany, Australia and our home-grown talent. We can’t … View moreExperience the stories and skills of a wide range of artists who will come to Christchurch in 2017 for this year’s Christchurch Arts Festival. Artists have come from places as diverse as China, Mexico, Denmark, the UK, South Korea, Sweden, Germany, Australia and our home-grown talent. We can’t wait! Go to www.artsfestival.co.nz... to find out more #gowild #chchartsfest
Matthew Salmons Reporter from Selwyn & Ashburton Outlook
The Old Church on SH1, Dunsandel, is set for a rebirth. Who's thinking they might chip in some time to help with the renovations?
Media Team from Christchurch City Council
Have a look at the results of the pre-feasibility study on a multi-use arena for Christchurch.
Read more at Newsline: bit.ly...
Reporter Sunday Star Times
ACC legal spending has doubled in five years, jumping from $3.8 million in 2011 to $7.9m last year.
However, many injured Kiwis seeking to dispute rejected claims are concerned ACC is using private attorneys to outsmart them.
Russel Watts, 50, from Taupo, said he postponed his review earlier … View moreACC legal spending has doubled in five years, jumping from $3.8 million in 2011 to $7.9m last year.
However, many injured Kiwis seeking to dispute rejected claims are concerned ACC is using private attorneys to outsmart them.
Russel Watts, 50, from Taupo, said he postponed his review earlier this week after he found out he'd be facing off against a senior corporate attorney from Wellington.
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