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Trick or Treating in Rangiora!
All year, adults often remark that kids don’t spend much time outside. It’s easy to see why: plain fences, tidy yards, and cautious routines don’t exactly invite adventure.
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Time Bank Waimakariri: October Events
Spring Plant and Crop Swap and Games and Puzzle Night
Read MoreBlanketed with Love
With Christmas fast approaching we would like to put a call out for any donations and thank our supporters.
Read MoreHeads Up for Kids
Run by the NZ Lions Charitable Trust, this project collects old NZ and foreign coins to fund opportunities for young Kiwis. Drop your old currency into a Resene Colorshop or Rangiora banks.
Read MoreNorth Canterbury Woodcraft Club
The Club continues to welcome new members discovering the joys of woodturning.
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Spring Into Sport
As the days warm and the fields come alive, it’s the perfect time to get active. Local clubs are opening their doors for the new season—come along, try something new, and be part of the excitement!
Read MoreNorth Canterbury Dog Training Club
Join your local, active dog club dedicated to strengthening the bond with your furry best friend.
Read MoreMotorhoming Lions Giving Back
Big thanks to the NZ Motorhoming Lions Club! Several members are volunteering at the Special Olympics in Christchurch this December.
Read MoreCalling all knitters and crocheters
We are in need of more knitters and crocheters to make squares for blankets or if you prefer hats, booties, singles and jumpers, anything that is suitable for newborns to 5 years of age.
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Big Moment for Mairusu Kai Judo
Congratulations to Mairusu Kai Judo Club! A team of local kids is heading to the South Island Judo Champs in Motueka on 17–18 August
Read MoreNorth Canterbury Youth Futures Expo 2025
An evening designed to inspire and guide young people as they plan their next steps. Explore career paths from technology and healthcare to trades and creative arts.
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Ashley Gorge Tracks – Built by Locals, Enjoyed by Thousands
Tucked away in the foothills, the Ashley Gorge walking tracks are one of Canterbury’s hidden gems — and they exist thanks to the hard work of local volunteers.
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