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JW Sport NZ

JW Sport NZ

123 Blenheim Road, Riccarton, Christchurch ,
With eighteen years of experience in the business of wearable advertising, a huge range of sports, school, corporate and leisure wear, plus excellent service and dedication to our customers, JWSport is your ONE STOP PROMO SHOP. Think of us as your Clothing Broker. JWSport works together with your sportsclub, school or business in announcing to the public that your organisation is professional, beginning with the clothes you wear.
Marlborough Migrant Centre

Marlborough Migrant Centre

21 Henry St,, Blenheim ,
We are a central place where: • Migrants coming to Marlborough can get access to information and services • Service providers can obtain assistance with migrant matters Key Services: • Supporting newcomers to Marlborough • Dealing with migrant enquiries – offering support, information, contacts and referrals • Networking with and supporting other organization/agencies and ethnic/migrant groups • Organising events and seminars (Multicultural festival, potluck dinners, workshops etc.) • Talks and presentations to organizations, agencies and ethnic/migrant groups • Working with media to enhance public awareness • Working to promote and facilitate unity in diversity • Celebrating cultural diversity in Marlborough Aims and Objectives • To promote and protect the interests of the many different ethnic groups in the Marlborough province. • To raise the consciousness among ethnic groups of the status of the Maori people as Tangata Whenua and their rights under the Treaty of Waitangi. • To assist Government and Local Government agencies consult with the ethnic groups of our area. • To provide a forum for the ethnic groups to share experiences and friendships. • To enable ethnic groups to give each other mutual support and strength to deal with issues which affect them all and to speak with one voice on those issues. • To protect the democratic rights of the ethnic groups to participate in decisions which affect them. • To enable the ethnic groups to openly express their commitment to New Zealand while at the same time, protecting their ethnic heritage and identity. • To promote the Marlborough province as a multi-ethnic society. • To create opportunities for the general public to gain greater understanding and respect for people of other ethnic origins and vice-versa. • To encourage organizations that provide services to the public to acknowledge, reflect and respond to the cultural diversity of New Zealand.
Superkids Holiday Programme

Superkids Holiday Programme

26 Burliegh Rd, Blenheim ,
Superkids is a holiday programme ran for ages 5-12yr old at The Elim Centre, Blenheim. It is packed full of activities such as bouncy castles, go karts, crafts, B-B guns, fire truck rides, life lesson
Browns Bay & friends

Browns Bay & friends

Browns Bay Town Centre, North Shore ,
Browns Bay is a fantastic seaside community on Auckland's North Shore, with a diverse range of shops, restaurants, bars, cafes and services, a great beach, playground, skate park, public walks... and
Taiaotea Air Scout Group Browns Bay

Taiaotea Air Scout Group Browns Bay

702 Beach Road, Browns Bay ,
Taiaotea Air Scouts is for youths from 6-18 years old. We do all the normal SCOUT type activities such as lots of fun & games, camping, knots, outdoor skills etc. but as Air Scouts we also have an interest in aviation. With a history of providing high-quality aviation training to young New Zealanders, SCOUTS New Zealand is proud of its Air Scout Groups whose programmes include specialised air-based activities. Taiaotea Air SCOUTS are also very active in the community. The Cub section have won the “Best Float” award 4 years running in the Browns Bay Christmas parade. The Keas have had wins in sand sculptures, the Scout section are current holders of the Mahurangi Zone Raft Race trophy (not bad for Air Scouts), the Venturer Section also hold the raft race trophy in their section & also won their division in the Browns Bay Community Raft Race. SCOUTS are active on tree plantings days, they do lots of fundraising (sausage sizzles, collection of Christmas trees, fire wood bagging etc.) poppy selling for the RSA & other community projects.
Tel: 94795500
Omnibook of Awesome

Omnibook of Awesome

8 Bute Road, Browns Bay , Auckland ,
It's a Facebook page for the Teens of East Coast Bays and surrounding areas that like to read and other stuff.
Nx Rules

Nx Rules

10 Sartors Ave, Browns Bay, Auckland ,
Northcross Imtermediate Rule. It is the best school in NZ
TC1 2010

TC1 2010

10 Sartor Ave, Browns Bay, North Shore ,
Join if your are in TC1. THE BEST CLASS IN NX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Friends of Sherwood

Friends of Sherwood

@ The Green-Bee Hive, 15 Woodlands Cres, Browns Bay ,
We're a 'hands-on' community action group which formed in response to the then East Coast Bays City Council appearing unable to maintain our local children's playground without the use of Roundup and other toxic chemicals . . . so we did it ourselves.
Christchurch Paranormal Investigators NZ

Christchurch Paranormal Investigators NZ

A team of dedicated progressive paranormal investigators, striving to take this field to new levels in our home country. With our I.T manager, our website is becoming the new future of paranormal websites, something we are proud of. No claim of paranormal is to small nor to big, we will listen to all and give honest options and answers. With the new add on of our production team, we are all learning and experiencing new things together and will be enjoying showing our research and learning in a media outlet.
Tel: 276109601
Christchurch City Council

Christchurch City Council

53 Hereford Street, Christchurch ,
We will endeavour to answer queries within business hours. All queries outside of business hours will be answered as soon as possible. Ask us questions we can answer. Some queries are beyond the scope of what we can discuss on Facebook. :) TERMS OF USE: An open dialogue between ourselves and members of the general public is always beneficial. However, when commenting on this page, we ask that you follow the below guidelines. Do not: • Post anything that could be considered prejudicial, racist, off-topic, inflammatory, repetitive, vexatious, offensive or otherwise inappropriate. • Swear. We want everyone to be comfortable visiting here to get the important information we try to provide. • Harass or make personal attacks against other users. Please be respectful of others and their opinions. • Repost anything that could be considered spam. • Link to other Facebook pages, any non-government or off-topic page. • Report any offensive material on Facebook to this page, or post a link to it. Complaints about offensive material should be made directly to Facebook. Any comment deemed to fit under these definitions will be subject to deletion. Users found to be repeatedly engaging in the above activities will be banned from this page. Posts are to be used only for non-commercial purposes. FAQ: *Why was my comment removed? * We try to keep the comments we receive from users as focused and civil as possible. As such, we sometimes remove comments for a variety of reasons. Sometimes the language or tone of the comment is offensive. Other times the comment is simply off topic, and not relevant to the discussion at hand. We would like to help: Make a query or Report a problem http://www.ccc.govt.nz/homeliving/makeaqueryorreportaproblem/index.aspx Our Customer complaints process can be found here - http://www.ccc.govt.nz/homeliving/makeaqueryorreportaproblem/customercomplaints.aspx
Tel: -9879
Rebuild Christchurch

Rebuild Christchurch

We are a non-profit independent community group provided to serve the residents of Christchurch, impacted from the effects of the multitude of earthquakes and aftershocks since September 4th 2010. We are volunteers who are passionate about Christchurch being rebuilt for the people. The website operates independently alongside the Rebuild Christchurch Foundation . The Foundation was set up to help on the ground with the issues that many of our residents continue to face. We aim to help keep the public engaged through the Rebuild of Christchurch. The independence of rebuildchristchurch.co.nz is clear with direct engagement with and contribution from CERA, CCC, EQC, EQR, media, networks residents and other organisations that are responsible for shaping our city’s future. The website offers a service where you can have your opinion. You can post images, articles, opinion pieces and more. All this information will help to record the time line of how we rebuild our city, our lives and our community. Community Empowerment via www.rebuildchristchurch.co.nz Aim: To provide a platform for both community empowerment and hope following the major earthquakes of 2010 and 2011 By providing a platform that both engages with users on the issues of topics in their neighbourhood and assisting them to understand and have an awareness of the situation they face in an ever changing environment. What we provide: · Media — any time that information relating to your neighbourhood is circulated in the news we publish this in the relevant suburb feed. We collect information through mainstream media outlets, community papers, neighborhood blogs, discussion boards and automatically update this section when it is mentioned. · Neighbourhood messages — We plan to include discussion forums on each section within the suburbs where residents groups in those areas can update and call to action any needs arising. The more people get involved the better for each suburb. This will include calendars and other tools. · Official information — We work alongside the official rebuild and recovery agencies as the “go to” place for disseminating information to our residents of Christchurch. All the releases made by the government, local council, business sector, NGO sector and even residents themselves are posted to the main section of the site and tagged to the suburbs as appropriate where residents can view the information they need to know. Projects; We intend to introduce a project section which will include; building consent data, businesses that are operating, latest roadwork information and any other rebuild relevant information for that suburb. This is where users, through applications we develop, will be able to know what rebuild activities are happening in the area they live. Residents will also be able to contribute to this by uploading images of existing and newly identified projects which will add to the large amount of relevant information for that suburb. It will also serve to reassure residents that they are providing a valuable service towards documenting the rebuild over the next 10 years. Why do we provide this: In many cases, this information is already on the Web but is buried in hard-to-find government databases or other websites that are not easy to find or popular. In some, this information has never been posted online. We have developed and will continue to develop relationships with government and other agencies to make it readily and reliably available. · Fun and activity from across the Web — We have agreements with many local photographers to use their images as a documentation. We will integrate this information to Facebook and Twitter to involve neighbourhoods and empower people to share their own information where they see fit. As part of this, keep an eye out for the fun events we plan to host. Problems we solve: We saw that there lacked a good place to keep track of everything happening related to the earthquake; from news coverage to events to photography. We try to collect all of the news, events, topics and Government dealings that have happened recently in the city, and make it simple to keep track of news in particular suburban areas. There also lacked a good way to post messages to your neighbors online. Facebook lets you post messages to your friends, Twitter lets you post messages to your followers, but no well-used service that let you post a message to people in a given suburb area. We plan to remedy this by including a forum into each suburb for people to post and keep up to date. We have a long road ahead and together we will rebuild a new Christchurch. If you have questions please email us by using the contact us page. We are interested in working with any community group to help spread the word and keep everyone up to date and informed. Thank you