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Christchurch Salsa Courses (Abberley Park Hall, 15 Abberley Crescent, St Albans, Christchurch)

Learn to Salsa in Christchurch's most popular 8 week Salsa courses. Christchurch Salsa is at the Abberley Park Hall in the heart of Christchurch near the suburbs of St Albans, Avonside, Linwood, Phillipstown, Riccarton, Fendalton, Addington, Papanui, Shirley, Dallington, Bryndwr, Bishopdale and Middleton.

Learn over 20 fun Salsa moves and combinations in just 8 weeks of classes. Lots of free offstreet parking.

Beginners Salsa Course Start Dates
Mon 6.30pm: 21 January Tue 6.30pm: 12 February Wed 6.30pm: 5 March

Improvers Salsa Course Start Dates
Mon 7.30pm: 21 January Tue 7.30pm: 12 February

Intermediate Salsa Course Start Dates
Wed 7.30pm: 5 March

BOOKING AND INFORMATION

http://latinrhythm.co.nz/location/christchurch-salsa.htm
Ph 0800 4 SALSA

http://www.ccc.govt.nz/MediaReleases/2005/September/29133035.asp

Christchurch City Council has teamed up with central and local government bodies, the Police, local iwi and community organisations to focus on making the city a safer place to live, work, play and learn.

The new Safer Christchurch Strategy, launched last night, will mean a unified approach to crime prevention, injury prevention and road safety.

http://www.ccc.govt.nz/MediaReleases/2005/September/23143947.asp

Christchurch is going all out this year to mark the opening of the Antarctic Summer Season and show the importance of Antarctica to the city.

From 1-9 October, there will be a feast of Antarctic related activities including exhibitions showcasing Antarctica?s stunning landscape, talks on what it?s like to live on the ice, presentations on scientific discoveries, the Hagglund Charity Challenge and a raft of kids? activities.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10346275

Canterbury was this morning in the grip of a cold snap with snow falling to nearly sea level in places with the southerly chill predicted to spread up the country this evening.

Snow was even falling at Christchurch Airport, MetService lead forecaster Paul Bruce said today.

Plans for a $200-million upgrade of Christchurch's domestic and international airports have been unveiled.

They will see both airports combined to provide a hub for air travel in the South Island. International Airport Company chairman Syd Bradley says the development will be the largest and most complex project in the Canterbury region for two decades.

http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/newsdetail1.asp?storyID=79897

Christchurch City Council believes an Employment Court decision imposing a blanket ban on any communications by an employer to staff during bargaining will make future agreements harder to reach.

http://www.ccc.govt.nz/MediaReleases/2005/September/08181514.asp