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Memorial stone for Whanganui pioneer Jock McGregor moved further upriver as port project gathers pace

“He was an original pioneer here."

Journeys to a Free State: The capture of the Upnor

The turbulence behind the Pro-Treaty and Anti-Treaty sides took a darker turn when across February, March and April 1922, the IRA, particularly Anti-Treaty elements, began to seize sizeable amounts of weapons from evacuating British forces.

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The Science of Pests: Eating our food and homes

Eventbrite - Science in the Pub presents The Science of Pests: Eating our food and homes - Friday, 5 November 2021 at The Rob Roy Hotel, Adelaide, SA. Find event and ticket information.

The NG Building - Saving History

Jack it up, slide it back, swivel the wheels 45 degrees then roll it 250-300 metres to the back door of the Transitional Cathedral. "That's the intent," Lewis Bradford engineer Ashley Wilson told Frank Film last week. "It sounds really easy. All we need to do is make sure it is well tied together and has got some good foundations." "Easy" may be stretching the point but the last-ditch effort to save the 1905 NG building in Madras St from demolition to make way for the new $473 million multi-use arena is, he says, a feasible option. The historic warehouse, home to NG Boutique since 2005, has been on the knife edge of planned demolition since 2012.

Bold plan to 'roll' 115-year-old building out of stadium demolition zone

STACY SQUIRES/Stuff Land Information NZ has given notice of its intention to use the Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act to buy the NG building on Madras St. It was then, during a television announcement, that co-owners Roland Logan and Sharon Ng learned their building was in the footprint of the planned stadium in the new Christchurch Central Recovery Plan. By this time, Logan had spent hundreds of thousands of dollars strengthening the building – bolting kauri floors to brick walls, interior posts to their exterior counterparts, new angle brackets to the facade and an added steel exoskeleton for extra strength. With about 70 per cent of Christchurch’s inner city buildings gone or tagged for demolition, it became a post-earthquake hub for designers, architects and artists – as well as the NG Boutique – as a symbol of heritage resilience and continuity.

Christchurch's NG building demolition: Owners last-ditch attempt to save historic warehouse