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Written by Lottie Harris
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Tuesday, 07 May 2013 09:53 |
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Kia Ora, You are invited to the Inaugural Community Food Forest working bee on Sunday, 19 May in Lyttelton!
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Written by Lottie Harris
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Wednesday, 10 April 2013 11:26 |
Passionate about Lyttelton? Passionate about building community?
Project Lyttelton is seeking maternity cover for two roles and has a new and exciting position to fill:
General Manager, 20 Hrs a week - Maternity cover 6 month fixed term contract
Seeking an experienced leader, to manage employees and contractors, further the organisations vision and support the organisation to reach its goals with great organisational and communication skills.
Farmers Market Development Manager 10 hrs a week - Maternity cover 12 month fixed term contract
Manage staff, build relationships with a variety of stake holders, manage all aspects of marketing, communications and events for our weekly farmers market.
Garage Sale Co-ordinator 8hrs a week - 12 month fixed term initial contract.
Help us take the garage sales to the next level! This successful project facilitates fundraising for a huge variety of local initiatives. We need a retail and volunteer management whizz to help us develop, grow and fulfil the potential.
If you would like further information on one or more of these posts, contact:
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or call us on 03 328 9243 for full job descriptions. Applications to include CV and covering letter sent to the above email address or posted to: Project Lyttelton, Po Box 74, Lyttelton 8841. Be sure to indicate which position or positions you are applying for.
Closing date for all three positions: Monday 22nd April 5pm. Applications received after this date and time will not be considered.
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Written by Lottie Harris
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Tuesday, 19 March 2013 08:55 |
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Written by Lottie Harris
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Monday, 18 March 2013 11:30 |
Save the Date!
Lyttelton Harbour Winter Festival of Lights 2013
20th - 23rd June
Street Party Friday 21st June

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Written by Lottie Harris
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Monday, 04 March 2013 09:59 |
Harbour Harvest Festival 10th April
Forget Jamie Oliver - our own food revolution is brewing nicely in the Lyttelton Harbour basin. On Wednesday 10th April Project Lyttelton's inaugural Harbour Harvest Festival will be held at Orton Bradley Park in Charteris Bay to celebrate all that's good about the Harbour with locally sourced food, locally fed musicians, movies to feed your soul and well-fed speakers talking about matters environmental.
This festival is part of Project Lyttelton's Harbour Resilience project.
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Written by Lottie Harris
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Friday, 01 March 2013 11:33 |
Co uld you drive forward events for the Lyttelton Harbour?
We are looking for an Events and Marketing Co-ordinator to manage existing Festivals and develop more!
Read on for position details, or contact us at the office for a full Job Description 03 328 9243
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Written by Lottie Harris
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Thursday, 28 February 2013 12:11 |
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Written by Lottie Harris
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Monday, 25 February 2013 10:48 |
Seeking new TimeBank Co-ordinator
Our wonderful Co-ordinator Bettina is stepping down to concentrate on her masters studies in Art Therapy so we are advertising the following:
Project Lyttelton is looking for a part time (15hrs per week) co-ordinator to help facilitate and manage the Lyttelton Time Bank. If you are a real people person with a passion for community development, sound IT skills and an eye for the details then please get in touch. Full Job Description available on request. Applications close Thursday 7th March 5pm. To apply please send us your CV and a covering letter. Contact
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03 328 9243
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Written by Lottie Harris
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Monday, 29 October 2012 15:06 |
A Food Forest Workshop is the next in our "Localising Food" series

This will be a two day workshop taking place in Lyttelton on 10 & 11 of November. The aim when designing and creating a food forest is primarily to provide diversity of food for our needs; however this gardening arrangement brings more than just that. In food forests plants not only complement one another but the whole ecosystem. They create unique microclimates and attract beneficial soil biota, insects and animals for healthy ecosystem development. When grown together these plants make efficient use of space and resources requiring little input from humans. This event is sponsored by Project Lyttelton and is free of charge. Please RSVP to my email:
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Written by Lottie Harris
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Thursday, 25 October 2012 08:52 |
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Monday October 29th, 7.15 p.m. at the Portal - Free Film Evening
PATHS TO HAPPINESS
The next Film Evening will feature several short films on various ways of living that will make us happier, such as connectedness, giving, "we" not "me", ecovillages, sustainability, humour. There are many good ideas, well-illustrated, to help us cope with a life which isn't getting any easier these days. It's great to see that here in Lyttelton some of the right moves are already being made. Let's keep it up!
Picture is from 'The Minimalists' blog visit their essays here: Minimalism and Happiness |
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