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5:30PM
EQ Claimants Reference Group: "Don't Stick Your Head in The Sand Over Damage" Concerns that people still don’t know what earthquake damage their homes may have, has been raised at a meeting today. 652 views

2:42PM
First Maori President For The New Zealand College of Midwives Nicole Pihema of Ngāpuhi and Te Rarawa descent is the first Māori President, and is currently the chairperson for the Te Taitokerau region of the College. 704 views

6:28PM
Ruiren Xu And Diamantina Trust v IAG New Zealand: Statement from Lawyer, Peter Woods (Partner – Anthony Harper, ChCh) 901 views

3:21PM
More Midwives Than Ever Before In New Zealand The number of midwives holding an Annual Practicing Certificate (APC) is at the highest level ever. 324 views

5:12PM
Former Rangi Ruru Student Hitting All The Right Notes On the International Classical Stage Rangi Ruru Girls' School alumna  Bryony Gibson-Cornish is a member of an emerging London-based string quartet that has been awarded the top prize in a prestigious international music competition. 289 views

1:43PM
New Mum Jacinda Ardern Meets Midwives At Fieldays A new mum popped in to meet the midwives at Fieldays today. 264 views

11:23AM
Midwives At Mystery Creek Fieldays For The First Time For this first time this year, midwives will have a stand at Fieldays at Mystery Creek in Hamilton. 352 views

4:08PM
Record Number of Greyhounds at Global Walk in Christchurch Just under 100 greyhounds and their owners took part in the Christchurch event for the Great Global Greyhound Walk (GGGW) today. 447 views

11:14AM
Frank Film Congratulates Dame Sue Bagshaw The team at Christchurch based Frank Film sends their congratulations to Dr Sue Bagshaw this morning following the news of her Queen’s Birthday honour. 372 views

6:16PM
Midwives, Babies and Mothers Overlooked in Another 'Smoke and Mirrors' Budget “Disappointing” is how the College of Midwives is describing the budget announcement today. 243 views

12:09PM
Appropriate Rural Midwifery Resourcing Must Be Urgently Addressed The College of Midwives is calling on health officials and the Minister to urgently address the shortage of midwives and facilities in the Southland DHB region. 150 views

4:25PM
Christchurch's Rangi Ruru Girls' School And The Biodigester: Dr Jane Goodall Will Hear All About It On Wednesday A model for other New Zealand schools and institutions. 354 views

2:13PM
Upcoming teachers strike: Tips for parents and workplaces While the details of the upcoming nationwide teachers strike on Wednesday 29 May are not yet clear, many working parents will already be wondering how to accommodate children not able to attend school on that day? New Zealand has over 800,000 primary and secondary school students, which means it is likely to be a very disruptive day for families and businesses around the country. 395 views

2:25PM
The Downstream Effects Management Plan for the Christchurch Northern Corridor – An Update The Papanui Innes and Linwood Central Heathcote Community Boards took part in a workshop with City Council officers yesterday morning (15 May 2019) around the Downstream Effects Management Plan (DEMP) for the Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC).    26 submissions were heard last week by board members, from residents involved in the recent consultation on the DEMP. 399 views

10:16AM
Seventy-five Students Commit to 'Mother of All Clean-Ups' in Christchurch Students from Rangi Ruru Girls’ School will head out to Kerrs Reach in Avonside this Saturday to help in the ‘Mother of all Clean-Ups’. 1022 views

2:36PM
NZ Play To Open At Rangi Ruru's Merivale Lane Theatre Next Week Lying somewhere between Dylan Thomas's Under Milk Wood and the Ian Mune film Came A Hot Friday, Wheeler's Luck is a raucous tale of the battle between preservation and development in a small rural sea-side community. 1082 views

7:11PM
Midwifery Workforce Accord Signed With Government Following midwives voting on Friday overwhelmingly YES to a pay settlement, the Midwifery Workforce Accord was signed today in Wellington. 1408 views

3:57PM
Midwives Vote YES to DHBs MECA Settlement Midwives employed by DHBs have voted overwhelmingly YES to a pay settlement. 1421 views

7:28PM
Temporary Pump Track Consultation To Get Under Way Consultation around a proposed temporary pump track on Shirley Road can go ahead now funding has been approved for the project. 1810 views

5:15PM
Employed Midwives to Vote on Proposed Settlement Finally a breakthrough and positive outcome for employed midwives. 1978 views

11:07AM
Parliamentary Petition to Better Protect Elderly, Extended   The new closing date of a petition aiming to better protect older members of our society is May 3. 1952 views

10:00AM
Rangi Ruru's Lily Greenwood Takes Out NZ Secondary School Triathlon Champs Year 9 Rangi Ruru student, Lily Greenwood, is the 2019 U13 New Zealand Secondary School Triathlon Champion. 1897 views

7:25PM
Rangi Ruru - 2019 Maadi Cup Results / 7 Rangi Ruru Girls Selected to Trial for U18 SI Crew Christchurch's Rangi Ruru Girls' School has won 2 Gold, 1 Silver and 3 Bronze medals at the Maadi Cup held at Lake Karapiro this week with finals held this weekend. 616 views

7:36PM
A Plethora of Edible Gardens in The Annual Waipapa / Papanui - Innes Edible Garden Awards The awards ceremony for the 7th Waipapa / Papanui - Innes Edible Garden Awards was held on Monday 25 March at 6pm and attracted more than 100 guests, members of the Canterbury Horticultural Society and elected members from the Papanui-Innes Community Board. 299 views

6:29PM
Rangi Jazz Combo to Play With International Man of Boogie at Court Theatre Fundraiser 2336 views

9:57AM
NZ College of Midwives Statement Regarding The Measles Outbreak in Canterbury The following can be attributed to Violet Clapham, Chair of the NZCOM Canterbury/West Coast Region   The College is liaising very closely with the Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB), Community and Public Health specialists and of course our member midwives. 2461 views

2:49PM
Autumn at The Enchanted Garden Exhibition in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens As the weather cools slightly and the months march on, the outstanding Autumn work by internationally renowned designer Jenny Gillies takes pride of place in the new exhibition building "The Enchanted Garden" now inhabits. 2328 views

9:34PM
Rangi Ruru Top Girls' School at SISS Rowing Champs For the 4th Year Running With 4 Gold Medals, 6 Silver and 3 Bronze, Rangi Ruru is once again the top girls' school in the South Island for rowing. 2494 views

5:16PM
"Midwives are Awesome" Says The NZ College of Midwives on Int Women's Day The New Zealand College of Midwives has a very simple message for its members and women around the country today, March 8th – you’re awesome and be kind to yourself. 2281 views

7:37PM
International Women's Day March 8: Which women do our young men and women admire the most? Ahead of International Women’s Day tomorrow, a group of students from Rangi Ruru Girls’ School and Christ’s College got together to consider which women they most admire and why? Author JK Rowling, female politicians and of course mums and sisters were among those identified by the students, as well as a group of sisters from Christchurch in the late 1880’s. 281 views