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Hey neighbours, listen up! Summer holidays are over and it's time to focus back on your entertaining space at home. Accomplish those decorating and DIY projects before March Madness has you muddled!
Pop into your local Resene ColorShop for 25% off Resene premium paints, wood stains, … View moreHey neighbours, listen up! Summer holidays are over and it's time to focus back on your entertaining space at home. Accomplish those decorating and DIY projects before March Madness has you muddled!
Pop into your local Resene ColorShop for 25% off Resene premium paints, wood stains, primers and sealers, wallpaper, decorating accessories and cleaning products. Discount is off the normal retail price at Resene owned ColorShops and participating resellers.
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Mid last year the council heard from the developer that they could develop the Mandeville Village without need of the contentious Tram Road accesses. As the resource consent was granted non-binding it was agreed the developer could legally proceed and so granted them a building consent - with … View moreMid last year the council heard from the developer that they could develop the Mandeville Village without need of the contentious Tram Road accesses. As the resource consent was granted non-binding it was agreed the developer could legally proceed and so granted them a building consent - with access via the Mandeville Road entrance.
Towards the end of the year something changed - and an 80kph zone for Tram Road was recommended and approved and the developer applied for a new Tram Road accesses resource consent (with a plan that didn’t comply with the District Plan - to which both parties had previously agreed).
What happened to cause everyone involved to suddenly change their mind back again?
Asking on behalf of a friend who is using them for an art project.
Rubbish running could be the new enviro-fitness movement.
Matt Akehurst has set himself the challenge of picking up 7000 pieces of litter in 70 days on his morning runs in North Canterbury.
Is this something you could pick up?
The Waimak United Football Club has undergone a change in personnel over the off-season. Several bo…
North Canterbury runner Matt Akehurst is halfway through his 70-day challenge to clean up the enviro…
Residents in a North Canterbury town are calling on the Government to stop allowing the stockpiling …
Rangiora surfer Tegen Bishop collected the double for a second straight year in the Cape Classic sur…
A retail development on Rangiora's main street featuring Burger King has been granted resource conse…
Give karate a try in one of our Open Nights in Rangiora and Kaiapoi next week. No obligation at all - just try it and see how you like it! Great exercise and learn how to keep yourself safe. All ages from 5 years old to adult welcome - a great family activity! Contact Anne for your free pass and … View moreGive karate a try in one of our Open Nights in Rangiora and Kaiapoi next week. No obligation at all - just try it and see how you like it! Great exercise and learn how to keep yourself safe. All ages from 5 years old to adult welcome - a great family activity! Contact Anne for your free pass and more details. 021 337 168 anne@onpurpose.co.nz
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