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This website is dedicated to the recovery of St Albans and its city, Christchurch following a devastating series of earthquakes in 2010 and 2011. This service by the St Albans Residents’ Association (SARA) offers relevant local information. If you are from an organisation or a business and have essential information you would like to share with the community, then please get in touch by email to sara@stalbans.gen.nz and we will endeavour to publish it here.Translations
Category Archives: Family
Supporting Tamariki to Learn Waiata
This FREE course will provide an introduction to waiata for children. The aim of the course is to provide parents with the tools necessary to start introducing appropriate Māori waiata in to the home environment whilst supporting intergenerational transmission of … Continue reading
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FREE Korfball School Holiday Programme
Christchurch intermediate and secondary school aged children can have a go at a new sport this holidays when Westminster Sports and Korfball Canterbury offer a korfball themed school holiday programme at Mairehau High School from 9-12 July. Chief executive of … Continue reading
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Hockey for all ages
Avon and Carlton Redcliffs Hockey Clubs are joining together to provide coaching and fun for new players at a venue on the east side of town – Shirley Boys High… behind the gym! We have teams for all ages! Junior … Continue reading
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St Albans Shirley Junior Football Club
There are still a few places left in our 10 th grade (for those turning 10 this year) and 11th grade (those turning 11 this year) teams. Training is on a Tuesday 4pm till 5pm and games are Saturday mornings. … Continue reading
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Ethical human rights likely to be many children’s and freedom’s last hope in New Zealand
wRITTEN BY, Anthony Ravlich Chairperson Human Rights Council (New Zealand) 10D/15 City Rd. Auckland City. Ph: (0064) (09) 940 9658. www.hrc2001.org.nz Professor Paul Hunt, a New Zealander now at Essex University (UK), who was guest speaker at the AGM of … Continue reading
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Western AFC – Junior registrations
Sunday 26th Feb 11am -1pm and Wednesday 29th Feb 7-9pm Western AFC – Westminster Clubrooms, Westminster St Contact: Lois Allan 0275 431 923
Shirley Rugby League Registration Day
Sunday 26th February from 1pm to 4pm at 33 Briggs Road. Looking for all age groups. Contact Rochelle on 389 4303 or 021 133 5437.
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St Matthews Brownies Group
Are you a girl aged between 7 and 9 years? Do you enjoy being creative and having fun? At Girl Guides we like to do this and more! St Matthew’s Brownies are looking for girls who like to be challenged … Continue reading
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New Zealand too toxic for the young and stands for human rights in name only.
Anthony Ravlich Chairperson Human Rights Council (New Zealand) 10D/15 City Rd., Auckland City, Ph: (09) 940 9658 Latest News “National is defending its promise to stop the Kiwi flight to Australia, after new figures showed that for the first time … Continue reading
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Christchurch Academy of Ballet
New purpose built dance studio at 12 Berwick Street, St Albans. Enrolments now commencing with registrations at the studio from 9-11am on Saturday 17th September. $8-$10 lesson. Pre-primary to advanced adult classes. Enquiries 021 0294 7554 http://www.nzballet.co.nz/
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Families that Eat Together, Stay Healthy Together
.Research shows that eating family meals together helps kids to develop a lifetime of good eating habits It’s dinnertime and your family is all over the place. With so many commitments, it can be a challenge for families to eat … Continue reading
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Next Step Centre for Woman
The Next Step Centre for Women is a friendly, supportive environment providing a pathway to expand your opportunities, choices and skills in further education and employment. Next step Centre newsletter
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