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"Country & Western"
The event runs for one day a year from 8am - 5pm and can best be described as the Hurunui Community putting Hurunui and District on show. The families involved come from all aspects of the Hurunui community - farmers, business people, school teachers, students, … View more"Country & Western"
The event runs for one day a year from 8am - 5pm and can best be described as the Hurunui Community putting Hurunui and District on show. The families involved come from all aspects of the Hurunui community - farmers, business people, school teachers, students, retirees - everyone young and old!
Admission: Adults $10-00, Children under 16 Free
Are you looking for a chance to give back to your community and support victims of crime and trauma in Canterbury?
Victim Support volunteers are people who give up some of their time each week to provide support and information to people affected by crime and tragedy.
Hear Tracy, Paul , … View moreAre you looking for a chance to give back to your community and support victims of crime and trauma in Canterbury?
Victim Support volunteers are people who give up some of their time each week to provide support and information to people affected by crime and tragedy.
Hear Tracy, Paul , Apoorva and Karen talk about their volunteering experience or find out more now at victimsupport.org.nz
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Maria from Kaiapoi
BUNDLES UPDATE 👶🤱🍼👧
We hope everyone’s March is treating them kindly 😊 We have had a huge weekend filled with sorting of baby and toddler bundles. Our amazing volunteers put in an incredible effort to get together beautiful bundles for those in need.
We are in current need of … View moreBUNDLES UPDATE 👶🤱🍼👧
We hope everyone’s March is treating them kindly 😊 We have had a huge weekend filled with sorting of baby and toddler bundles. Our amazing volunteers put in an incredible effort to get together beautiful bundles for those in need.
We are in current need of wipes and maternity pads. Our current drop off points are located:
Halswell
Hornby
Avonhead
Redwood
Kaiapoi
Rangiora
Avonside
If are in need of a bundle or wish to donate to baby bundles please contact us via Facebook 😊 One of our lovely volunteers will be sure to reply to your messages asap (please see criteria).
Have a great evening all,
Warm regards,
Baby bundles team.
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Sal from Swannanoa - Ohoka
4 chairs Charcoal seat.....Can purchase more seats at Smiths City....2 years old.....great condition.....just needs a new home....
Price: $600
Kara from Kaiapoi
Hello, I have a bag of spinning wheel wool for free. Pick-up Kaiapoi :)
Free
Arthur from Rangiora
This Sunday, 17th March will be the last of the SUMMER market days BUT we will still be having the RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET on the 3rd Sunday of the month until end of October and then back to SUMMER time markets from November.
Remember the market is at the BLAKE STREET car park from 9 am to 2 pm.
… View moreThis Sunday, 17th March will be the last of the SUMMER market days BUT we will still be having the RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET on the 3rd Sunday of the month until end of October and then back to SUMMER time markets from November.
Remember the market is at the BLAKE STREET car park from 9 am to 2 pm.
We have a great team of stall holders with lots of great bargains for all from, garden tools, household items, lovely scented candles, soaps, health products, toys, bikes, plants, wood craft, shabby shic cushions, hand tools, tee shirts with interesting statements, children's and ladies clothing, a great variety of hats, jewellry, etc etc.
ALSO, for the children, THOMAS AND FRIENDS to drive on our children's layout in our club rooms next to the market.
BUT WAIT THERE IS MORE, for the first time we will be having a community information event. This Sunday we will have the FIRE SERVICE present with information about smoke alarms, fire prevention around the home and what type of fire extinguisher to use.
DON"T FORGET the great coffee at FOOLS OF DESIRE at the market end of Conway Lane.
We are also a SMOKE FREE MARKET all day. We are a healthy and friendly market.
Jen from Rangiora
Desperately wanted!
Myself, my 2 children, well behaved small dog and two outdoor cats are in desperate need of a 3bedroom, possibly even 2 bedroom, rental property in north Canterbury.
I will consider ANYTHING $400 and under as I only have 18 days left to be out of my current home.
I can pay … View moreDesperately wanted!
Myself, my 2 children, well behaved small dog and two outdoor cats are in desperate need of a 3bedroom, possibly even 2 bedroom, rental property in north Canterbury.
I will consider ANYTHING $400 and under as I only have 18 days left to be out of my current home.
I can pay a bond and give references
Any help would be greatly appreciated 🤷♀️
Robyn from Woodend
This was posted on Face Book yesterday .I thought a wider audience needed to see this and see what our country is becoming.I do hope a news reporter picks up on this.
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William from SwiftDry Clotheslines NZ
Be sure to head to the chch home show on the 22nd March!
There'll be plenty to see and do.
Check it out here; www.linkedin.com...
The Team from
Making the decision to move into a retirement village can be a daunting experience. With so many things to consider, we want to make the process a little easier.
Visiting a village is the best way to obtain a true appreciation of what life will be like, take in the sights and sounds, and observe… View moreMaking the decision to move into a retirement village can be a daunting experience. With so many things to consider, we want to make the process a little easier.
Visiting a village is the best way to obtain a true appreciation of what life will be like, take in the sights and sounds, and observe the general atmosphere. Find out why Bill and Leonie from Jane Mander Retirement Village in Whangerei, found the support and care they needed from the village community.
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Evita from Kaiapoi
My husband has written a book on suicide prevention called 'Being a True Hero: Understanding and Preventing Suicide in Your Community'. This is a difficult topic but everyone needs to know about it. The book is not sad and depressing, it is filled with hope. It looks at the many causes of… View moreMy husband has written a book on suicide prevention called 'Being a True Hero: Understanding and Preventing Suicide in Your Community'. This is a difficult topic but everyone needs to know about it. The book is not sad and depressing, it is filled with hope. It looks at the many causes of suicide from depression, bullying, addiction, loneliness, psychosis, brain injuries, sleep deprivation and failure. It has been written in a way that everyone can easily understand it. It has been carefully researched to include the latest scientific information about how mental illness affects the brain.
The book's website has free talks about suicide prevention, www.beingatruehero.com...
Here are some of the reviews,
"An easy to read and thoroughly worthwhile book."
- Dr. Sue Bagshaw, Senior of Paediatrics at the Christchurch School of Medicine
"A beacon of hope to the community... Michael's thorough research is narrated with insightful reflections from practical experience... Highly recommended to those in the Health & Teaching Professions."
- Dr. Susan Maree Taylor, Rural GP
"Michael writes about mental illness and suicide with compassion and hope. His book is useful for people who have personal experience, the people who love them, and professionals who work in the field. It is serious, at times funny, and references up to date research."
- Kay O'Connor, PhD, Counsellor
"I recently asked a friend I was concerned about if he was suicidal, it turned out he was - and needed help. Without the information in this book I never would have had the confidence to do that. The material in this book could save many lives."
- Thomas Saywell, Youth Worker
The book is available on Amazon and Kindle or through the book's website www.beingatruehero.com...
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from Northern Outlook
She doesn't bless your belongings or thank your house, but Canterbury's answer to decluttering queen Marie Kondo can help make your life simpler.
Waimakariri's Juanita Kneale is a self-confessed organiser extraordinaire and loves nothing more than having everything in its rightful … View moreShe doesn't bless your belongings or thank your house, but Canterbury's answer to decluttering queen Marie Kondo can help make your life simpler.
Waimakariri's Juanita Kneale is a self-confessed organiser extraordinaire and loves nothing more than having everything in its rightful place.
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press
The way you parent has little effect on post-traumatic stress your children may be experiencing, research shows.
University of Canterbury researcher Dr Kathleen Liberty says parenting styles account for about 2 to 5 per cent of the variance in childhood post-traumatic stress disorder.
This … View moreThe way you parent has little effect on post-traumatic stress your children may be experiencing, research shows.
University of Canterbury researcher Dr Kathleen Liberty says parenting styles account for about 2 to 5 per cent of the variance in childhood post-traumatic stress disorder.
This knowledge should reassure parents who believe their children's trauma and anxiety arises from the stress the Canterbury earthquakes have placed on many families, and remind schools dealing with quake-affected children not to engage in "parent shaming", Liberty says.
Anna Williams Reporter from The Press
Canterbury's top police boss has directed all frontline officers in the region to be armed after a street shoot-out.
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