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Protective waterproof Jacket with thermal lining which is detachable.
The Jacket has shoulder and elbow padding.
In new condition hardly worn.
Hi everyone,
We’ve seen a lot of post lately for people looking for a gardener so just thought I’d post that Layne is available and is keen to help. Feel free to flick me through a message or give Layne a call/text on 021 025 82219 . Thanks everyone!
Does anyone know where I can get the springs on my caravan squabs redone they don't need to be reupholstered just the springs tightened I think ph 0276088915 or you can message me thanks
Fresh cut n shed stored completely dry 100 available,
Pick up West Eyreton
Phone 0220106482
Hi
We have three ewe lambs for sale.
All approx six months old.
$130 each of $360 for all three.
All too often, our older community are found at home alone, suffering, physically hurt and unable to help themselves. If you’re living alone and would like some extra support, get to know your neighbours, reassure them that you're okay with them checking in on you, and together make a plan … View moreAll too often, our older community are found at home alone, suffering, physically hurt and unable to help themselves. If you’re living alone and would like some extra support, get to know your neighbours, reassure them that you're okay with them checking in on you, and together make a plan and talk through what warning signs to look out for should something be wrong. It could just save your life.
For more information, and tips to help you make a plan go to thehelloproject.nz
(Plant your berries now so they are better established by spring)
This sale is for raspberry and thornless blackberry plants, $15 and $20 each.
Bulk Deals:
$60 worth for $50
$90 worth for $70
$130 worth for $100
All raspberries have been transplanted from existing Clutha, Heritage and … View more(Plant your berries now so they are better established by spring)
This sale is for raspberry and thornless blackberry plants, $15 and $20 each.
Bulk Deals:
$60 worth for $50
$90 worth for $70
$130 worth for $100
All raspberries have been transplanted from existing Clutha, Heritage and Lewis varieties. They produce awesome raspberries.
The thornless blackberries are Black Satin
Pick up in Rangiora. However, for an $80+ purchase, I'm happy to deliver myself within 30min of Rangiora for an extra $10 - depending on location.
Will exchange mobile numbers before pickup.
Concerned about root spread when growing raspberries and blackberries?
If you are concerned re how to grow raspberries and keep them contained - fear not! It's not difficult to achieve. I’m happy to explain how to keep them under control and give you a 1-page ‘How To’ guide.
👋Happy Waitangi Weekend everyone! 🤩Are you doing anything exciting? Ashburton has so much to offer for celebrating this weekend!
🚂The plains Railway & Museum is having a fun day with activities that suits the whole family this Sunday.
🗺😋On Monday The Ashburton Multicultural … View more👋Happy Waitangi Weekend everyone! 🤩Are you doing anything exciting? Ashburton has so much to offer for celebrating this weekend!
🚂The plains Railway & Museum is having a fun day with activities that suits the whole family this Sunday.
🗺😋On Monday The Ashburton Multicultural Bite will showcase at Ashburton Domain with our diverse culture groups, performing arts and delicious food experience. A great opportunity for everyone to come and explore our district. 💚💙
#waitangiweekend #culturediversity #canterburynz
Needless to say, it's been a horrible week for a lot of us with the scary weather and all it's brought with it. If you're doing it tough, here's something which might help.
Stuff's podcast Stuff Explained has been talking with Hummingly's Jolie Wills, a … View moreNeedless to say, it's been a horrible week for a lot of us with the scary weather and all it's brought with it. If you're doing it tough, here's something which might help.
Stuff's podcast Stuff Explained has been talking with Hummingly's Jolie Wills, a psycho-social expert in disaster and disruption. In this short podcast interview, Jolie shares her expert advice on what you, or the people you want to support, may need right now.
Whether you're currently involved, or you want to help others, it's worth a quick listen!
This auction is for x4 orange goldfish they measure about 6-7cm's approx. They were born last year. They live in an outdoor pond, so preferably they would be going to an outdoor pond. Pickup is Kaiapoi or phone 0272880881 (Wendi)
The Canon Summer Snap competition has garnered some stunning photos from across Aotearoa. Once again, Neighbourly is the judge of their People and Communities photograph category so we need you!
There's a camera up for grabs for these talented photographers, and it's up to you to … View moreThe Canon Summer Snap competition has garnered some stunning photos from across Aotearoa. Once again, Neighbourly is the judge of their People and Communities photograph category so we need you!
There's a camera up for grabs for these talented photographers, and it's up to you to choose who takes the crown...and the Canon EOS!
Cast your vote in the poll below before 4pm, 14 February.
Most of these Budgies are up to a year old, we have a large outdoor aviary, so hoping that these would go in one.
Beautiful colours. Pickup Kaiapoi $30 each. Or phone 0272880881 (Wendi) Not all are for sale.
From local democracy reporter David Hill:
Four year terms could produce better outcomes, Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon says.
Longer terms is one of the options proposed in the future of local government report presented last year by a panel led by former Waimakariri District Council chief … View moreFrom local democracy reporter David Hill:
Four year terms could produce better outcomes, Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon says.
Longer terms is one of the options proposed in the future of local government report presented last year by a panel led by former Waimakariri District Council chief executive Jim Palmer.
Gordon said a longer term would allow councils and governments to implement change in a more considered manner.
‘‘It would give the opportunity for a government that wants to make change, which most governments do, to adequately consult and consider the options.’’
He was referring to the Three Waters reform and the proposed legislation to replace the Resource Management Act.
He wondered if the present government would have spent more time consulting on its reform agenda if it had an extra year.
A four year term would also allow more time for local councils to consider what was best for the community they served, he said.
Developing a long-term plan every four years, instead of three, would also give councils more time to consider the impacts of government policy changes.
Hurunui mayor Marie Black said she had been opposed to a four-year term, but had changed her view.
‘‘I do see the value in terms of getting some strategic goals completed.
‘‘Quite often you come in as a new mayor or councillor and it takes a year to settle in, so in your second year you might get a start on some of those projects, but then your third year is focused on re-election.
‘‘So a fourth year would give you a bit more time to achieve your goals.’’
Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey said there were more important issues such as the cost of living crisis, youth and retail crime and the lack of after hours medical care in North Canterbury.
‘‘I think it is the last thing on people’s minds.
‘‘I think part of the issue is we are focusing on ideological issues rather than the issues that matter.
‘‘It is not on my radar.’’
Waimakariri-based Labour List MP Dan Rosewarne said he backed a four year term for Parliament.
‘‘If I came in at the last election cycle, it might have taken a year to get myself established and then by the third year you’re into an election year.
‘‘So you don’t get a lot of time to get into it.
‘‘Four years would give you more time to make a difference.’’
He said if local government went to a four-year term it made sense to synchronise general elections and boards of trustees elections into four year terms.
Submissions on the future of local government report close on February 28.
With torrential rain and flooding caused by an 'atmospheric river', should this event convince us all that climate change is real and we need to be taking action?
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Sir Ashley Bloomfield was New Zealand’s Director-General of Health from June 2018 to July 2022 and became a familiar figure as the public face of the health response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
His vast career experiences over the last 25 years in public policy and health leadership include … View moreSir Ashley Bloomfield was New Zealand’s Director-General of Health from June 2018 to July 2022 and became a familiar figure as the public face of the health response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
His vast career experiences over the last 25 years in public policy and health leadership include being based at the World Health Organization in Geneva, working on non-communicable disease prevention and control with a global focus.
Join us for a morning with Sir Ashley Bloomfield as he shares insight into his career and the challenges he faced during uncertain times.
Time: Wednesday 8 February, 10.30am
Location: Online.
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