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Fiona from Rangiora
Qualcast Punch EP35 electric mower. It went well last time it was used but that was over a year ago.
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Fiona from Rangiora
Excellent condition. Queen sized mattress and base was in the spare room so hardly used.
Price: $300
The Team from Resene ColorShop Rangiora
With autumn’s falling leaves, now is the perfect time to get creative. Here’s an art print inspired by the season’s magical colours captured with Resene testpots.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick and … View moreWith autumn’s falling leaves, now is the perfect time to get creative. Here’s an art print inspired by the season’s magical colours captured with Resene testpots.
Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from Northern Outlook
A community initiative to sell kindling for charity is being pushed out by big corporates in North Canterbury.
The Woodend Lions Club in North Canterbury has raised thousands for local causes over the years, but the man behind the project says it is becoming harder to do.
Ky from Rangiora
Hi Everyone,
We are selling our house and are hosting a huge garage sale this weekend (15-16th June) starting at 8am.
Furniture, kitchen appliances, books, lots of crafting goods, clothes, shoes, etc etc.
We will also have some boxes of free goods just outside the house.
Address: 71 Charles … View moreHi Everyone,
We are selling our house and are hosting a huge garage sale this weekend (15-16th June) starting at 8am.
Furniture, kitchen appliances, books, lots of crafting goods, clothes, shoes, etc etc.
We will also have some boxes of free goods just outside the house.
Address: 71 Charles St, Rangiora. House is on the corner, black gate. I will have a sign up for directions.
See you there! :)
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from Northern Outlook
An agreement between a North Canterbury school and a waste transportation company is still going strong after 14 years
The Goodwill Agreement was signed by Woodend School and Transwaste Canterbury in 2005 – making it one of the first school and trucking road safety agreements in New Zealand.
… View moreAn agreement between a North Canterbury school and a waste transportation company is still going strong after 14 years
The Goodwill Agreement was signed by Woodend School and Transwaste Canterbury in 2005 – making it one of the first school and trucking road safety agreements in New Zealand.
With trucks regularly driving past on their way to the Kate Valley Landfill near Waipara, the agreement is a commitment to work together to address any issues raised by either party.
Long-term road safety data from NZTA suggests speed limits on almost 90 per cent of the country's roads are too high and should be lowered.
In 2019 so far, 172 people have been killed on New Zealand's roads, six more than at the same time last year.
Ministry of Transport data for 2016, … View moreLong-term road safety data from NZTA suggests speed limits on almost 90 per cent of the country's roads are too high and should be lowered.
In 2019 so far, 172 people have been killed on New Zealand's roads, six more than at the same time last year.
Ministry of Transport data for 2016, the most recent available on its website, makes for sobering reading – 328 deaths from 286 fatal road crashes, or 0.9 deaths for every 10,000 vehicles.
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Kate from Waikuku & Waikuku Beach
Hi, I’m looking for a wooden desk with drawers in good condition to buy.
Outgoing Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell has been outspoken about the need to increase the pension age from 65.
"You used to get super for five years, then 10 and now 20 - soon it'll be 30. I'm not sure how we can fund people getting super for 30 years or more."
New … View moreOutgoing Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell has been outspoken about the need to increase the pension age from 65.
"You used to get super for five years, then 10 and now 20 - soon it'll be 30. I'm not sure how we can fund people getting super for 30 years or more."
New Zealand has one of the simplest pension schemes in the world - all you have to do is be old enough and have lived in the country long enough and you can get it.
But that also makes it expensive - about $14.5 billion this year. Jobseeker benefits, by comparison, cost just $1.7b and sole parent support $1.08b.
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Michael from Hurunui District
Hi neighbours can anyone assist us to identify these blemishes on our apples please?
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Viv from Kaiapoi
We are looking to buy a circulation booster.( a pad that send electrical current up the legs ).just wondering if you have one you want to sell?
Thanks, Viv
Negotiable
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
New Zealand Rugby (NZR) chairman Brent Impey has revealed the Crusaders will be keeping their name in 2020 after calls to change it in the wake of the Christchurch shootings on March 15.
The Crusaders name debate has been hotly disputed after the terrorist attack in Christchurch, where 51 people … View moreNew Zealand Rugby (NZR) chairman Brent Impey has revealed the Crusaders will be keeping their name in 2020 after calls to change it in the wake of the Christchurch shootings on March 15.
The Crusaders name debate has been hotly disputed after the terrorist attack in Christchurch, where 51 people were killed after a gunman opened fire on Muslim worshippers in two mosques in the city.
The name-change pressure emerged because of the centuries-old sensitivity over the history of the Crusades, which were bloody medieval conflicts between Muslims and Christians.
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