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Cafe chat: Christchurch's Opawa Farmers' Market on the move - Vimarsana News

Cafe chat: Christchurch's Opawa Farmers' Market on the move

The long-running market is moving to a new site, while two central city restaurants have opened new branches, and cider makers will be celebrated at a dedicated festival.

$225,000 costs awarded to Bryan Staples company and lawyer after quake case dispute - Vimarsana News

$225,000 costs awarded to Bryan Staples company and lawyer after quake case dispute

Bryan Staples at his former “earthquake hub" on the Ferry Rd and Fitzgerald Ave corner in Christchurch. Justice Anne Hinton found against Pfisterer and ordered her to pay the $93,000. Claims Resolution and Grant Shand Solicitors then sought costs. In a decision released on Friday, Justice Hinton awarded Claims Resolution $150,000 for solicitor-client costs and $5061 for disbursements, and awarded Grant Shand costs of $62,834 and $7515 for disbursements. STACY SQUIRES/Stuff Lawyer Grant Shand, left, at a hearing in October 2020. Pfisterer bought her house in Fifield Tce, St Martins, in...

Covid 19 not enough to stop Christchurch market's 10-year anniversary party - Vimarsana News

Covid 19 not enough to stop Christchurch market's 10-year anniversary party

The Opawa market’s ability to operate during alert level 2 meant it could still celebrate its anniversary this Sunday, though with a few tweaks. There would be no seating or buskers to discourage loitering, and more Covid tracer QR codes would be on display. Danielle Colvin/Stuff The market has become a staple fruit and vegetable supplier to the area since it was first started a decade ago. (File photo) Market founder and organiser Doug Hesp's dedication was such that he visited the farms of prospective stallholders before they could join the market. The market provided a safe, open air ...