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Two years later, fate of iconic Panmure sign remains uncertain - www.indianweekender.co.nz - Vimarsana News

Two years later, fate of iconic Panmure sign remains uncertain - www.indianweekender.co.nz

A petition called ‘SAVE THE PANMURE SIGN’ has recently been started by Tanner Villi to have the sign savedSo far nearly 1000 people have signed the petition within days of it being created

How you can tell if your tiny home not a tiny home - Vimarsana News

How you can tell if your tiny home not a tiny home

New guidance sets out when a tiny house is a building, a vehicle - or both.

When is a tiny home not a tiny home? - Vimarsana News

When is a tiny home not a tiny home?

It sounds like a joke, but turns out to be a genuine question arising from a regulatory maelstrom.

South Canterbury farmer feels forgotten as he foots flood bill - Vimarsana News

South Canterbury farmer feels forgotten as he foots flood bill

A culvert which was more than 200 metres from the river is now on the edge of the riverbank and the line where his fencing was is now in the middle of the newly-formed waterway. Environment Canterbury will not allow him to change the course of the river back the way it was without a Resource Consent, so he has paid for a bulldozer and spent a lot of time, with the help of friends, moving rocks to backfill and form a stop bank to protect the remaining part of his land. “It has probably cost about $12,000 so far,’’ Prattley said.

Northport Investing In Further Container-handling Capability - Vimarsana News

Northport Investing In Further Container-handling Capability

Tuesday, 15 June 2021, 10:13 am Northport is to invest $8m in infrastructure needed to support the growth of container traffic through the port. It is buying container-handling equipment and a simulator module to train staff in its operation, expanding its container storage area and upgrading its lighting to enhance safety during 24-hour operations. The company is forecasting a 15 percent year-on-year increase in the volume of container traffic for this financial year to the end of June. It has placed orders for two new reach-stacker container handlers and a new dock-truck and MAFI trailer. T...