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Nicole Mathewson Reporter from Northern Outlook
A mansion for sale in Canterbury is being reduced in price by $15,000 every week it doesn't sell.
The five-bedroom, three-bathroom Georgian villa in Hanmer Springs was listed at $1,695,000 two weeks ago and is down to $1,665,000.
Harcourts real estate agent Harley Manion said it was an … View moreA mansion for sale in Canterbury is being reduced in price by $15,000 every week it doesn't sell.
The five-bedroom, three-bathroom Georgian villa in Hanmer Springs was listed at $1,695,000 two weeks ago and is down to $1,665,000.
Harcourts real estate agent Harley Manion said it was an unusual method, but he wanted to try something different
This weekend, Cathedral Square will host Explore Antarctica – a family fun day to welcome the international programmes and showcase the city’s wealth of Antarctic connections.
Saturday 5th October will give you:
SNOW! This is your chance to get your hands on snow in the central city and … View moreThis weekend, Cathedral Square will host Explore Antarctica – a family fun day to welcome the international programmes and showcase the city’s wealth of Antarctic connections.
Saturday 5th October will give you:
SNOW! This is your chance to get your hands on snow in the central city and build your own snowman!
❄️ A taste of the icy continent: from crowd-favourite 🐶 Huskies on-site lapping up the attention to exploring the all-terrain Hagglund vehicles 🚍 used down on the ice.
🎬 Antarctic footage will be showing
😎 Scavenger hunts to excite young explorers.
👍 Antarctic heroes will come to life,
🎁 Children are encouraged to dress up like their favourite explorer (past or present) to be in to win a major prize pack of Antarctic themed goodies.
Let’s celebrate Christchurch as one of only five Antarctic Gateways in the world.
Come along for a FREE, FUN Antarctic themed day on Saturday 5 October in Cathedral Square.
Come on down!
Noeline from Kaiapoi
3 bedroom house available to rent immediately.Not suitable for pets or children. $425 per week but negotiable to the right tenant.Must have references and in employment.Contact the owner, 021355075 and the property is on Fernside road.
The Team from Resene ColorShop Rangiora
Lace patterns always look beautiful. Turn this glass vase from plain to pretty with a lace effect and a Resene testpot.
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
Arthur from Rangiora
From Monday through to Thursday 4 pm, THOMAS AND FRIENDS will be at the Kaiapoi library for children to operate. Only 50 cents per drive. We will also have diorama kits to buy for children to make up.
This is another community activity by the NORTH CANTERBURY MODEL RAILWAY CLUB Inc.
Reporter Northern Outlook
Hi neighbours - have you been targeted by burglars?
Police are urging people to be vigilant after a spate of burglaries across Christchurch.
Police have noticed a number of unsecured properties and goods, and encourage basic security measures. This includes ensuring homes and vehicles are … View moreHi neighbours - have you been targeted by burglars?
Police are urging people to be vigilant after a spate of burglaries across Christchurch.
Police have noticed a number of unsecured properties and goods, and encourage basic security measures. This includes ensuring homes and vehicles are always locked when not in use and valuables are removed or out of sight.
Click here for more tips.
Linda from Rangiora
Finest german porcelain bought in the 1980's but still available new. Gracious styling made for Christmas Day and special events. My daughter has different taste and I've been carting it around hoping for a change of mind.
Pricing is difficult but I think $600 negotiable.
Photos … View moreFinest german porcelain bought in the 1980's but still available new. Gracious styling made for Christmas Day and special events. My daughter has different taste and I've been carting it around hoping for a change of mind.
Pricing is difficult but I think $600 negotiable.
Photos don't do it justice. Its a creamy white base colour
Negotiable
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from Northern Outlook
One of the last pieces in Kaiapoi's riverside revamp is now in place, with a huge floating pontoon lifted into position.
The 111-metre-long pontoon made of concrete with a polystyrene core was lifted onto the water in 11 separate pieces with a 90-tonne crane over two days last week.
Donald from Swannanoa - Ohoka
On the weekend I received my local body voting papers and a booklet full of candidates’ statements. Like many people I don’t know the majority of candidates although I recognise some of the names from the plethora of signage currently displayed.
Also on the weekend I read about Stuff’s… View moreOn the weekend I received my local body voting papers and a booklet full of candidates’ statements. Like many people I don’t know the majority of candidates although I recognise some of the names from the plethora of signage currently displayed.
Also on the weekend I read about Stuff’s project where they contacted every candidate in every council race to ask a series of questions about climate change. Stuff also asked them all for a short position statement on climate change issues. (Found at interactives.stuff.co.nz...)
I was disappointed to discover that some of the candidates in my district have not yet responded, or perhaps have no intention of responding, to the ten questions posed to them. We all have a range of views about climate change and possible council actions. I didn’t agree with some of the responses, including that of the candidate who answered ‘no’ to the first question: “The climate is warming as a direct consequence of human actions.”
But I commend that candidate for having the gumption to be honest to the voters.
To simplify my voting choices I’ve crossed out the names of all the candidates who did not respond to the survey.
The climate change issue is divisive and maybe the candidates who did not respond were worried that expressing a point of view may lose them some votes. Or perhaps they were too busy doing other things, such as putting up more signs asking for our votes. That’s not the type of person I want to be an elected representative of my community.
I would prefer to vote for that candidate who answered ‘no’, than to vote for someone who chooses to keep silent over an important issue.
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The Team from Neighbourhood Support New Zealand
Now is a great time to check fire alarm batteries and make sure emergency supplies are well stocked and up to date.
Harcourts Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd is proud to support Kaiapoi St Patricks Primary School with a $1,000 donation through the Harcourts Foundation.This will be used towards new soft fall in place of the existing bark which is no longer suitable for the playground.
No matter what the cause, the Harcourts … View moreFour Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd is proud to support Kaiapoi St Patricks Primary School with a $1,000 donation through the Harcourts Foundation.This will be used towards new soft fall in place of the existing bark which is no longer suitable for the playground.
No matter what the cause, the Harcourts Foundation provides support to hundreds of organisations, enriching the lives of thousands of people in our communities. To find out more or apply for a grant, please click on the below link.
Karen from Rangiora
We are having a Pet Sale this Sunday to raise funds for the Kitten Season
For Sale will be, new and used Pet products, Beds, harnesses, food bowls,Scratchers, Dog clothing Etc
Grab a Bargin!
No holds or Dibs, FIFS on the Day
17 Tripoli St Rangiora
10am-2pm
Reporter Northern Outlook
Christchurch's long-awaited metro sports facility is starting to take shape.
Due to open in late 2021, it'll have a 10-lane pool with 1000 seats for spectators, a diving pool, five hydroslides, indoor courts for various sports, and several other training facilities.
What do you think … View moreChristchurch's long-awaited metro sports facility is starting to take shape.
Due to open in late 2021, it'll have a 10-lane pool with 1000 seats for spectators, a diving pool, five hydroslides, indoor courts for various sports, and several other training facilities.
What do you think about this huge investment for Christchurch? Will you use the facility?
Nicole Mathewson Reporter from Northern Outlook
Hi neighbours, check out this awesome discovery in our part of the world - one of the world's oldest bird species has been found at the same North Canterbury site a monster penguin fossil was found.
Bony-toothed birds (Pelagornithids), an ancient family of huge seafaring birds, were thought … View moreHi neighbours, check out this awesome discovery in our part of the world - one of the world's oldest bird species has been found at the same North Canterbury site a monster penguin fossil was found.
Bony-toothed birds (Pelagornithids), an ancient family of huge seafaring birds, were thought to have evolved in the Northern Hemisphere, until the discovery of the family's oldest but smallest member in New Zealand.
Amateur palaeontologist Leigh Love discovered the partial Protodontopteryx skeleton at the Waipara Greensand fossil site - the same area where he found evidence of a 1.6 metre-high giant penguin in 2018.
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