Community engagement in the Papanui Ward in Christchurch, New Zealand
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Progress photos showing aspects of the Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC) project, from 2016 to 2020(?). See http://www.nzta.govt.nz/projects/christchurch-motorways/christchurch-northern-corridor for official project information.
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Do you like an easy option for Friday dinner? Check out this hangi fundraiser from Papanui-based Te Ora Hou Otautahi for next Friday 25 November. Full details in Te Ora Hou’s post…
Hāngi
WHAT: In ground Hāngi with 1 piece of fry bread Chicken thigh with homemade Stuffing, Pork shoulder chop, Kumara, potato, pumpkin and cabbage all seasoned to perfection!
WHEN: Friday 25th of November pick up between 12:30 and 1:30pm (unless by arrangement) – 77 Windermere Rd, Papanui. Deliveries for orders of 10 or more.
COST: $12 per hangi, $1 for any extra fry bread (please specify with your order)
HOW: Please email jhesp@teorahou.org.nz for your ticket number. Then you can deposit funds into: Te Ora Hou 03 0802 0953639 00 with your ticket number and your name.
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Consultation on Main North Road pedestrian crossing outside Northlands Mall: Council is proposing a new signal-controlled pedestrian crossing. You have until 5 December to give feedback, and can learn more from the link below or at a drop-in session from 4pm and 6pm Monday 21 November at the Papanui/Innes Board room, Papanui Service Centre. https://www3.ccc.govt.nz/CCC.Web.ProjectInfo/cityleisure/projectstoimprovechristchurch/projectinformation/projectsearch/consultationview.aspx?projectid=5057&consultid=1201
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Our community board in the news, with quotes from Ali Jones Innes Community Board and Emma Norrish – Papanui-Innes Community Board Member: http://www.voxy.co.nz/national/5/268490
Youth a key focus for new board | Voxy.co.nz
With the population estimated to increase by 10,000 in the next 30 years and a growing number of young families, the Papanui-Innes Ward looks to be in a strong and positive position heading into the future.
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If you’re in the Redwood/Papanui area you might want to get along to Redwood Library this Thursday afternoon for a Pokémon event: Come to Redwood Library for some Pokémon Fun! Featuring: Lures, 3D Pens, Pokémon Raffle, Hama Beads, Design your own Pokeball, Colouring and drawing. 
24 people interested
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See this notice from SCIRT for information on wastewater repairs in the Papanui / Northcote / Casebrook / Redwood / Mairehau area: http://strongerchristchurch.govt.nz/work/activity/9966
There will be a site coned off in the middle of the road and on the footpath or on the property boundary. Motorists and pedestrians will be directed around our work site respectively. Our work will not restrict vehicle access to properties. There will be on-street parking restrictions in place. Ther…
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Something positive to look forward to: come down to Northcity Church 95A Sawyers Arms Road this Saturday 19 November 7pm-9:30pm for a market featuring crafts, Christmas gifts, and more. Details here: Come along to Northcity for their first ever Community “Festive Night Market!”
Do all your Christmas shopping under one roof, find something different and unique and maybe treat yourself to something nice.
Jewellery, candles, food, Christmas gifts, personalised gifts, clothing, cards and so much more made and created by very talented people in your community!
Drop your change into the Koha box to support families in need at Christmas.
Would love you to share this post with all your friends and we look forward to seeing you all for a great night on Saturday the 19th November at 7pm at Northcity Church.
THIS IS A CASH ONLY EVENT. 
2,436 people interested
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Northlands to open at 10am today.
We hope you and your families are okay after last night’s earthquake. Northlands Shopping Centre has been thoroughly inspected by a safety engineer and will be open at 10am today. Thanks for your patience while these checks were undertaken.
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Updated 9:35am: Northlands Shopping Centre has been thoroughly inspected by a safety engineer and will be open at 10am today (see the Northlands Facebook page).
Northlands Mall: being checked, more information to follow.
UPDATE 9.32am: We hope you and your families are okay after last night’s earthquakes. Our safety engineers have cleared Northlands for opening and the centre will be open from 10am. Thanks for your patience.
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Final update 9:35am:
Northlands Shopping Centre has been thoroughly inspected by a safety engineer and will be open at 10am today (Facebook)
Updates 8:14am:
Papanui Primary confirmed open (Facebook)
Cotswold School open (email, Tiqbiz)
Information known by Think Papanui:
Papanui High School: open (Facebook)
Casebrook Intermediate: open (website)
Cotswold School open (email, Tiqbiz)
Paparoa Street School: open (website)
TKW alternative education: closed today (Facebook)
Papanui Primary School: open (Facebook)
Other local schools: unknown – check your school’s website/Facebook/Twitter
The Ministry of Education has advised schools and early childhood centres from North Canterbury to Wellington to remain closed until buildings have been checked (website)
NZQA advises that NCEA exams will proceed in most of NZ, where schools cannot open there is a process for an emergency derived grade (website)
Northlands Mall: to open at 10am (Facebook)
Christchurch Airport advises they are operating as normal (source: Twitter)
Metroinfo advises some impacts to Christchurch bus services due to the Tsunami warning (website)
Hopefully everyone is doing OK this morning. Radio NZ is reporting that the Ministry of Education is “advising schools from North Canterbury to Wellington to remain closed today”. Keep an eye on the usual information channels for news about specific schools (website, Facebook, Twitter…). Think Papanui will share information about local closures when/if it comes to hand.
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