The White Elephant Trust

Saturday 7th November @ Okuku River

Lets keep the good times rolling… building up to the Summer madness… Delicious Music (home to Free New Zealand Music) and Estuary Records present:

12 Live acts, 10 DJs, 4 Zones

Mystic Forest Main Stage
7-8 – Double Whomper with Cheese
8-9 – Rare Shot Blue (LIVE)
9-10 – Philter (LIVE)
10-11 – Spire
11-12 – Mark J
12-1 – Tom COSM (LIVE)
1-2 – Mr Squatch feat. Yoomi (LIVE)
2-3 – Pieter Borgh (LIVE) – IBOGA!!!
3-4 – Psymon Barnet V TwEQ
4-5 – Spoonhead (LIVE)
5-6 – Tranzlation
6-7 – Sick Cycle
7-8 – Organikismness
8-9 – Schille.M (LIVE)
9-10 – Isaac Chambers (LIVE)
10-11 – Filthy Tomo
11-12 – Diwata (LIVE)

Ezra Holder & Delicious TV on visuals

Mystic Forest Forest Chill Zone
9-10 – Aleon
10-11.30 – Scales
11.30 – 1 – Stray Theories (LIVE)
1 – 2.30 Invader Tron (LIVE)

Mystic Forest Fire Tribal Zone
BOOMshanti (LIVE)
Chch Fire crew
Dunners Fire Crew

Tenth Dimension Zone
Trippy beats and Telescopes to look at the stars!

Directions: Take the main road north out of Rangiora, passing over the Ashley River. Stay on that road (Whiterock Road) heading through Loburn and North Loburn for around 15km. Turn left at Mystic Forest sign into Taafies Glen Road which is gravel. Signposted from there.

Tickets $25+BF from Cosmic Corner Chch and Dunners.

Full details at www.deliciousmusic.co.nz

Big ups to our supporters Cosmic Corner and White Elephant Trust!

In Christchurch, the Workers Rights Campaign is heavily-involved in collecting signatures for Unite trade union’s petition for a citizens-initiated referendum to increase the minimum wage.

Come along and find out about the petition and the other activities of the Workers Rights Campaign.

Speaker: Byron Clark (WRC)

6:00pm Wenesday 28th October @ WEA, 59 Gloucester St

Gold coin donation to cover costs.

The Ministry of Youth Development has prepared a consultation package to ensure young people can have their say on the Law Commission’s public consultation on the review of the sale and supply of liquor.

Find out more info here:
http://www.myd.govt.nz/ayv/whatsnew/reviewofthesaleandsupplyofliquor.aspx

Fill out the online survey here:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=2QLtNaC9nte55Kzn2Rqm8g_3d_3d

Consultation ends 30th October!!

If you’ve left your house at any point in the past year you’ve probably noticed a fair amount of reconstruction around the bus exchange.

At the moment the Christchurch City Council is taking submissions on the High Street upgrades, and, seeing as the centre of the city is probably THE major hotspot for many of us, it makes sense that we should have our say.

Here is where the info about their planned changes is:
http://www1.ccc.govt.nz/HaveYourSay/pdfs/HighStreetUpgradeWithoutDXPIL.pdf

And here is where you go to have your say:
http://www1.ccc.govt.nz/HaveYourSay/ConsultationSubmit.aspx?ConsultId=668

You don’t have to use technical language, or justify your opinion with an essay full of evidence and pointless blabber. It’s just as good (if not better) to blast out a five word submission (“don’t change it, it rules!”), because what is important is your opinions. They do matter, and the more we start making these submissions the more and more the CCC will take the feedback they get into account, making submissions a powerful way for us to get our word out.

Sweet, go to it if you’re keen!