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[ad_1] Waltham and Templeton summer pools will host our ever popular annual Pooch Pool Parties on the first weekend in April. We’re paw-sitively over the moon that more sessions have been added this year and it’s sure to get tails wagging! Christchurch City Council Head of Recreation, Sports and Events Nigel Cox says previous events…
[ad_1] Waltham and Templeton summer pools will host our ever popular annual Pooch Pool Parties on the first weekend in April. We’re paw-sitively over the moon that more sessions have been added this year and it’s sure to get tails wagging! Christchurch City Council Head of Recreation, Sports and Events Nigel Cox says previous events…
[ad_1] It was a record sales day on the Tasman for Air New Zealand yesterday, with tens of thousands of Kiwis and Aussies booking flights across the ditch in the hours after the bubble announcement. Naturally, April is shaping up to be the airline’s busiest month so far, with flights from Auckland-Sydney, Auckland-Brisbane and Christchurch-Melbourne…
[ad_1] Digital Infrastructure and Technology solutions providers Teltrac has today announced they are opening in the southern region with presence in Dunedin, Invercargill and Queenstown. With offices already in Christchurch, Nelson, Wellington and Auckland, the organic expansion is testament to their employee’s dedication and the result of client demand for their hands-on service levels, offering…
[ad_1] February shows property prices continuing to climb but now at a more moderate pace. While sales activity is down, demand remains and stock on the market is up, according to the latest data and insights from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ), home of the most complete, accurate and up-to-date real estate…
[ad_1] UC’s pop-up Covid-19 vaccination clinic extended due to demand The University of Canterbury’s pop-up Covid-19 vaccination clinic has been extended due to popular demand from students and staff. Win prizes for getting vaccinated! The clinic is open to the whole community – students and staff have been encouraged to bring friends, colleagues, flatmates and…
[ad_1] Christchurch City Council is closely monitoring weather forecasts and water demand in Banks Peninsula with the hopes of being able to lower restrictions in the near future. Akaroa, Duvauchelle and Takamātua residents have been under Level 4 water restrictions – a total ban on outdoor water use – since late February. The streams that…
[ad_1] Christchurch City Council is proposing charging households that regularly use large amounts of water in an effort to make the service fairer and to curb extreme demand over summer. The excess water use charge – to be put forward for public feedback under the Council’s Draft Long Term Plan 2021-31 – would apply to…
[ad_1] A simple, low-cost piece of technology developed by UC engineers could save the lives of thousands of Covid-19 patients around the world by doubling the capacity of ventilators in hospital intensive care units. [ad_2] More at the source
A snapshot of what is and what may be to come. A looming demand for new dwellings and a predicted spring sales recovery are just some of the hopeful signs emerging for the housing sector this week. The sector, picked by some to be hammered by a 30 per cent chop, is giving off mixed…