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Don’t pack away the jandals just yet, there’s still plenty of summer fun ahead. Christchurch City Council’s programme of summer events continues throughout January and February. Treetech Sparks Perennial favourite, Treetech Sparks, is back to delight the crowds and light up the Christchurch skies on Saturday 21 January from 6.30pm – 9.30pm. The Christchurch Symphony Orchestra…
Today Freightways announces a $10 million purchase acquisition of Kiwi-owned ProducePronto, which operates a fleet of 20 tri-temperature zoned vehicles delivering fresh and frozen food around the country. The move complements the listed company’s successful acquisition of Big Chill last year, building out a same-day and overnight temperature-controlled delivery niche in its express parcel (EP)…
It’s late summer for many parts of NZ this week as temperatures climb into the late 20s, even the early 30s for some in the days ahead. Hamilton and Waikato look to be the hottest with daytime highs hovering around 27 to 31C over the coming days. The weekend cool change won’t impact Waikato much…
As the balmy days of summer approach all five of Christchurch City Council’s outdoor pools will open on Saturday, 13 November. Norman Kirk Memorial in Lyttelton, Templeton, Te Hāpua Halswell, Waltham and Jellie Park in Burnside offer a safe and affordable way to stay cool and keep fit over the warmer months. Youngsters will also…
With Christchurch’s outdoor public pools now open for the summer, pool users are being urged to respect each other and the lifeguards on duty. “A visit to one of Christchurch City Council’s pools is a great day out for the whole whānau and we love seeing people having fun,’’ says Council Head of Recreation, Sports…