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It’s party time – again!
[ad_1] Jellie Park’s outdoor pools, Waltham Pool, Templeton Pool and The Norman Kirk Memorial Pool in Lyttelton all open on Saturday 15 November, with Te Hāpua Halswell Pool following a day later on Sunday 16 November at 11.30am. The paddling pools for younger visitors at Scarborough, New Brighton, the Botanic Gardens, Spencer Park in Spencerville, Edgar Macintosh Park in Bryndwr, Avebury Park in Richmond, Woodham Park in Linwood, and Abberley Park…
Lighthouse Road to fully reopen for first time since May
[ad_1] The road had restricted access after being affected by land instability following the heavy rainfall that hit the region. The decision to reopen this week is based on an independent draft geotechnical report that evaluates data from borehole drilling completed onsite in July. Some minor repairs, required after the drilling, will be completed before…
Extra time granted for Plan Change 14 decisions
[ad_1] Minister Responsible for RMA Reform Chris Bishop has extended the timeframe for the Council to notify its decisions on the IHP’s recommendations on Plan Change 14 that relate to greater heights and densities in and around the central city and commercial centres such as Riccarton, Papanui and Hornby. The Council was previously required to…
Council to request more time for Plan Change 14 decisions
[ad_1] The Council today approved asking the Minister Responsible for RMA Reform Chris Bishop for an extension to the 12 September deadline for its Housing and Business Choice Plan Change (Plan Change 14), specifically for the parts it will not be able to decide in time. The Council will ask for the deadline to be…
Restoring Normanby Lagoon one plant at a time
[ad_1] Restoring Normanby Lagoon one plant at a time In a collaborative effort to improve the area for nesting native birds, the Normanby Community Catchment Group are inviting residents along to a planting day on Sunday 1 September. Community planting day to improve biodiversity in the area The joint initiative includes the Timaru District Council…
Council to request more time for Plan Change 14 decisions
[ad_1] The Council today approved asking the Minister Responsible for RMA Reform Chris Bishop for an extension to the 12 September deadline for its Housing and Business Choice Plan Change (Plan Change 14), specifically for the parts it will not be able to decide in time. The Council will ask for the deadline to be…
Taking time to recycle batteries safely
[ad_1] Batteries that can be dropped off for free include: AA, AAA, C, and D cell batteries alkaline cell lithium 9-volt Cr123 camera batteries dry cell and zinc Li-ion batteries (from laptops, cameras, cell phones and tools) NiCd NiMH gel cell removable mobile phone batteries. If your old mobile phone doesn’t have a removable battery,…
Time running out to have your say on Council’s 10-year budget
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Testing time for tsunami sirens
[ad_1] The 45 sirens located between Brooklands and Taylors Mistake will sound for up to three minutes on 7 April. “If you are near the coast on Sunday morning and hear the sirens going off, you don’t need to evacuate or be alarmed. This is just a test to make sure the system is working,”…
More time granted for housing intensification plan change
[ad_1] Minister Chris Bishop has approved the Council’s request for a time extension to parts of Plan Change 14, specifically those that relate to the Medium-Density Residential Standards (MDRS) beyond areas defined in the National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD). The Council now has until 12 December 2025 to notify its decision on those…
Outdoor play turns back time to Ancient Greece
[ad_1] Director and playwright Dan Bain says the comedy is a hilarious, theatrical take on one of the greatest pieces of western literature – Odyssey by ancient poet Homer – and that people will know more of the story than they think they do. “Everyone I talk to about it goes, ‘Oh, is that where…
Spring Time is Heart-Break: Contemporary Art in Aotearoa
[ad_1] This summer, a major new exhibition Spring Time is Heart-break: Contemporary Art in Aotearoa opens to tell stories about personal and collective histories, encouraging us to think about the social and cultural concerns of the current moment. Curator Melanie Oliver says more than 20 projects have been commissioned for Spring Time is Heart-break, and with…
‘Bird of the Year’ a time to celebrate our city’s origins
[ad_1] That’s why Christchurch City Council is taking the opportunity to remind ourselves about our recent past and we’re backing our less visible and more endangered wetland birds for Bird of the Century 2023. “With the recent flurry of activity to plant trees and forests across the city to combat climate change and bring back…
Guy Fawkes a scary time for pets
[ad_1] Guy Fawkes on 5 November is typically the busiest time of the year for the animal management team, as they deal with animals on the loose after being frightened by the loud boom of fireworks. “This time is incredibly stressful for pets and their owners, with animals getting spooked and confused by the loud…
It’s time to answer some tough questions about our region’s future
[ad_1] It’s time to answer some tough questions about our region’s future Cantabrians are being asked to help shape the region’s future by completing our new survey. Our Chair Peter Scott said the survey asked people to rank conflicting priorities around environmental outcomes and goals, as the Council works to update regional plans and policies…
New Botanic Gardens entrance opens in time for Spring
[ad_1] “You may have noticed a bit of change going on at the Botanic Gardens recently, with the relocation of the entrance gates,” says The Director of the Botanic Gardens Wolfgang Bopp. “Work is now completed, and the new and improved entrance is open.” The gates were removed from their site in April to provide…
Out of Time filled with tales of the unexpected
[ad_1] As visitors venture on this time-hopping journey through the Gallery’s historical collection, they’ll discover surprising, intriguing and mysterious historical relics and artworks, each one with a tale to tell, says curator Ken Hall. “Out of Time brings together some fascinating treasures, and we think people are going to really enjoy the variety of works…
No time to paws on your dog registration
[ad_1] Christchurch City Council dog owners must have their registrations paid by 1 September 2023 to avoid any late penalties. “We’ve sent out email and mail notifications to remind people to register their dogs,” Animal Services Manager Lionel Bridger says. “It’s great to see 70% of people have got theirs in so if you haven’t,…
City’s Time To Shine At Local Government Congregation In Ōtautahi Christchurch
[ad_1] Ōtautahi Christchurch has welcomed the largest ever delegation of councillors, mayors, and support staff to the city for this year’s Local Government NZ Conference. The three-day program includes compelling international and national keynote speakers, a range of expert panellists and thought-provoking workshops encouraging attendees to speak, share and learn. Alongside election-year political debates and…
Still time to enjoy these fun and affordable KidsFest events
[ad_1] Whether your whānau is into nature, crafts, music, sport, or all the above, KidsFest is the perfect way to engage, inspire and entertain your children. Tickets are still available for the following events and many more! Roll up your sleeves for craft creativity! Spend a relaxing afternoon at Aranui Library for the two-hour art…
Night time closures for Main Road in Sumner
[ad_1] The pathway, which will stretch 6.5 kilometres from the Ferrymead Bridge to Scarborough Beach in Sumner, is almost complete, with the last sections in Moncks Bay now under construction. However, the narrow width of the road means the section of Main Road between the pump station and Shag Rock will have to be fully…
Extra time for Responsible Dog Owners to pay registration
[ad_1] Christchurch City Council is sending dog registration reminders out to all dog owners at the same time this year. The annual registration reminder contains a customer number and payment reference needed to process payment. Dog owners with RDO status, who are eligible for a reduced rate, usually receive their reminders in May, with a…
Extra time for plan changes consultation
[ad_1] The Christchurch City Council has extended the deadline for submissions on proposed District Plan changes 13 and 14 from 3 May to 12 May. “We recently became aware of some issues with the submission form for Plan Changes 13 and 14 which are currently being resolved,” Head of Planning and Consents John Higgins says. “They…
Enjoy time with family and friends this weekend
[ad_1] Pooch Pool Party It’s paw-ty time for the canine community this weekend! To celebrate the end of the summer pool season, two Christchurch pools are unleashing the fun. On Saturday you and your pup can head to Waltham Pool between 9am to 4:30pm. Or on Sunday you can head to Templeton Pool between 10am…
Time to test the tsunami sirens
[ad_1] The 45 sirens located between Taylors Mistake in the south and Brooklands in the north will sound for up to three minutes. “Residents living near the coast don’t need to evacuate or be alarmed. This is just a test to make sure the system is working,” says Christchurch City Council Civil Defence and Emergency…
Preserving Christchurch history one archive at a time
[ad_1] On 20 October 1862, the Albion Cricket Club wrote to the Christchurch City Council expressing outrage for a young man who insisted on riding his horse through cricket games in Latimer Square. Meanwhile on 5 July 1862, Officer of Customs W G Carver wrote to the Council wanting to step down from his responsibility…
It’s the perfect time of year for a forage during the Walking Festival
[ad_1] Enjoy a foraging journey with your whānau during the upcoming Walking Festival. Two new walks during this year’s festival embrace the organisation’s focus on walks that help people to “Explore/Hōpara, Learn/Ako and Connect/Hono.” These new additions are among the 50-plus walks that are on offer between Saturday 8 April to Sunday 23 April 2023….
Now’s the time to recognise our community volunteers
[ad_1] Receiving a Community Service Award came as quite a surprise to Hornby’s Auntie Sally. Sally Nutira, more commonly known as Auntie Sally, has become a known figure of support within her Hornby community. “Our whānau have been a big part of Hornby with support in sports clubs, school Board of Trustee representatives, and Te…
Now’s the time to recognise our community volunteers
[ad_1] Receiving a Community Service Award came as quite a surprise to Hornby’s Auntie Sally. Sally Nutira, more commonly known as Auntie Sally, has become a known figure of support within her Hornby community. “Our whānau have been a big part of Hornby with support in sports clubs, school Board of Trustee representatives, and Te…