Kaiapoi, still a town in limbo

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 7:00p.m.

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You might recall the town hit hardest by the first big quake in Canterbury was a town just north of Christchurch, Kaiapoi.

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28 Jul 2011 07:30p.m.

andrew Markman wrote:

Hi John

$2.90 for a 2 litre of milk is nothing.... Fresh line market here at Mt Maunganui is 2 for $5.50 - was 2 for $5 for quite a period !

better than Akld !!!

cheers

Andrew Markman
0274 909065

28 Jul 2011 07:26p.m.

Mike wrote:

Interesting your story about milk we can buy 2 x 2L of green valley milk from our super value store for $5.50 which is cheaper at $2.75 per bottle

28 Jul 2011 07:21p.m.

Tony wrote:

Move to Christchurch. Dairy Dale milk has been no more than $3-00 for 2 litres for at least a year at most dairies!

28 Jul 2011 07:19p.m.

Amanda wrote:

We live in Manukau and there is a little Indian spice shop on Great South Road that sells 2 x 2 litre milks for $5.50 (Fonterra brand). He is not the only one in and around Manukau and Manurewa. You just need to look around.

28 Jul 2011 07:16p.m.

Nicola Warmington wrote:

Hi John, Just wondering, did Tristan know where to keep his eyes during that interview?

27 Jul 2011 07:52p.m.

michael potter wrote:

as long as gerry brownlee and kate wilkinson are national mp's, nothing will be done. both let the pike river families down as well, gerry ,laughed at the safety report,
kate ,refused to address safety concerns. 29 died, to vote for these mp's would be letting these 29 down badly.
the buck stops with them and they failed badly.

27 Jul 2011 07:42p.m.

Danielle wrote:

I live in East Auckland, and we have a vege garden. Sometimes we have more veg than we need. Were can I donate my surplus veg/fruit?