Pegasus Post: September 06, 2016

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CAPTIVATING: Bromley School’s Bailey Wood performs at the Christchurch 

Primary Schools Cultural Festival held last week. Pupils from 70 schools 

across the city took part in the event which included a wearable art pageant 

and visual art exhibition. 

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over whether the $2.4m 

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project will go ahead in its 

current form. 

A behind-closed-door 

meeting between Development 

Christchurch 

Ltd and city councillors 

revealed problems with financing 

the project, which 

may put it in jeopardy, the 

Pegasus Post has learned. 

DCL is a part of 

Christchurch City Holdings 

Limited, and was 

tasked with rejuvenating 

New Brighton and its 

commercial core. 

City councillor David 

East said he could not go 

into the detail of the meeting 

held last Monday but 

said there were problems 

with “costings.’’ 

“The coastal promenade 

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proposed to be 9m wide 

and 900m long. 

The good news is the 

$5m hot salt water pools 

project is looking more 

feasible, said Cr East. 

“The hot salt water pools 

side of things is looking 

very positive. But I think 

with the promenade it 

was more of an indicative 

pricing from DCL . . . 

councillors want to get the 

hot salt water pools, but 

the promenade is looking 

costly and needs more 

work,” he said. 

Strategic Urban Rejuvenation 

Force co-ordinator 

Lesley Fulton said the 

community had been 

“waiting long enough” 

and the sooner the projects 

got under way, the 

better. 

“The promenade would 

have benefits for the area, 

but a minimal impact I 

feel. The hot salt water 

pools would be hugely 

beneficial, and from a 

selfish point of view, I’m 

thinking of my own family, 

and they’d love it,” she 

said. 

DCL chief executive 

Rob Hall said Monday’s 

meeting was an informal 

update on progress for 

councillors on both the 

hot salt water pools and 

promenade projects. 

“Some final work 

needs to be done to 

prepare a formal report 

for council consideration 

and decision-making and 

more detail will be able 

to be shared publicly at 

that stage. Community 

feedback will be sought 

on all planned projects for 

New Brighton,” he said. 

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News......................................3-6 

THERE IS something quite 

stirring about watching 

young people celebrate 

culture. Last week, about 

70 schools took part in the 

Christchurch Primary Schools 

Cultural Festival and we had 

photographer Geoff Sloan there 

to capture some of the action 

(page 7). The performances 

were incredibly captivating. 

Congratulations to all who 

participated. 

There is a fantastic article on 

page 5 about a recently opened 

Wainoni gymnastics club that 

is thriving after opening with 

just 16 members. 

Finally, good and bad news 

for the seaside suburbs on the 

front page this week. The long 

awaited hot salt water pools are 

gaining momentum but the 

planned promenade has hit a 

few road bumps. 

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News 

Beach barbecue in Brighton 

A $9000 barbecue set in a 

shipping container and picnic 

tables have been installed near 

New Brighton’s whale paddling 

pool. 

The quirky concept came after 

Strategic Urban Rejuvenation 

Force fundraised $4000 for the 

unit and Westpac bank also 

made a $5000 donation. 

The new tables and barbecue 

were installed north of the New 

Brighton Library recently and 

their arrival celebrated at a 

community event. 

The Burwood-Pegasus 

Community Board decided that 

the city council’s transitional 

budget for New Brighton should 

be spent supporting the SURF 

project by providing four picnic 

tables with seating. 

The barbecue is a unique, 

prototype design by local 

architect Jason Mill. It is housed 

inside a container, making the 

barbecue accessible all year. 

Nearly 1000 votes were 

recorded over two voting 

sessions in March, which saw 

public barbecues, public art 

and shade, and an outdoor 

cinema or stage come out as 

favourites. 

SURF chairwoman Lesley 

BBQ IN A BOX: Barbecues can now be had by the community at any time of the year, 

thanks to a city council and SURF initiative. 

Fulton said the community had 

been calling for an area like 

this for a long time and it was a 

great to see it finished after a six 

month process. 

Support from local trades 

people, who had contributed 

free or low-cost labour and 

materials, had been fantastic. 

“It’s a really exciting start for 

the new, New Brighton. Just 

making it more of a destination, 

and bringing people back and 

having them stay here longer,” 

she said. 

“We’re hoping the barbecue 

will be really well used. If it is, 

we’ll look to install a similar one 

elsewhere along the foreshore. If 

it’s not, we’ll move it somewhere 

else.” 

In Brief 

ROAD REPAIRS 

Woodham Rd in North 

Linwood is closed at the 

intersection with Worcester 

St for two more months for 

major wastewater repairs. 

Access to Woodham Rd, east of 

Worcester St, will be available 

through Sewell St and Rowcliffe 

Cres. Eastbound traffic on 

Woodham Rd will have to go 

through Ngarimu St. A no entry 

sign is in place in Woodham Rd 

at Kerrs Rd and at Ngarimu St. 

Hills Rd in Richmond at the 

Warrington St and Shirley 

Rd intersection is having 

road repairs done. Workers 

have been in place from 

Sunday. Hills Rd will be oneway 

northbound near the 

intersection and from last night 

will be one-way southbound. 

Detours will be in place. 

CORRECTION 

Last week, the Pegasus Post 

reported in a community event 

titled earthquake anniversary 

kite-fly and giveaway, that 100 

kites were to be loaned to any 

children who wanted to take 

part. This was incorrect. The 

kites were not to be loaned out 

to anyone, they were to be given 

to anyone who wanted one. The 

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Check the heat lamp 

in your bathroom 

• By Mark Thomas – Fire Risk 

Management Officer 

NOT EVERYONE will be 

aware that the Fire Service are 

responding with St John to 

serious illness incidents. 

Apparently some people have 

been quite upset to see a great 

big fire truck arrive in their time 

of need, possibly thinking their 

call has been misunderstood 

and the wrong service has arrived. 

That’s not the case. Both 

services will be sent. Sometimes 

that means our crew will arrive 

first. 

We’re not paramedics but we 

are all first-aid trained and there 

are times our crews’ input is 

utterly invaluable to our ambulance 

colleagues. 

Every bit of help might just 

make the difference. 

Twenty-one calls this week 

were in this category, one fifth 

of all our call-outs. 

A bit of a blast from the past 

in Halswell this week, where 

a three-way light/heat-lamp/ 

extractor in a bathroom ceiling 

caught on fire. 

Some years ago this problem 

was more prevalent. 

New installations require the 

fan to automatically operate 

when the heat-lamp is turned 

on, but previously, and obviously 

in the unit in Halswell, the 

heat-lamps could be turned on 

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They tended to overheat the 

surrounding plastic and sometimes 

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If you have one of these, check 

it. If both functions don’t operate 

together, make sure they are 

both on every time you use the 

heat-lamp and consider getting 

your electrician to make the 

alteration. 

Might save some tears. 

Spring is here. 

That’s a reason to feel good. 

Keep fire safe as we head 

toward another summer. 

Call for more crossings in 

mall after car hits woman 


MORE PEDESTRIAN crossings 

are being lobbied for in New 

Brighton Mall after an 88-yearold 

was hit by a car. 

Vera Hewison was crossing the 

road outside Paper Plus when 

the incident occurred. She was 

treated in hospital for hip and 

back injuries. 

Friend Vanessa Taylor is now 

campaigning on Mrs Hewison’s 

behalf to get more pedestrian 

crossings. 

She had a meeting with 

Burwood-Pegasus Community 

Board chairwoman Andrea 

Cummings and member Glenn 

Livingstone to the issue. It was 

agreed that at the board’s next 

meeting it would be discussed. 

Mrs Hewison, had finished 

shopping at the Paper Plus store 

and was walking back home 

when she was hit. 

Mrs Hewison stayed at hospital 

overnight and was discharged 

the following day, but had to return 

a further two times seeking 

treatment for injuries to her hip 

and back. 

Mrs Hewison’s friend Vanessa 

Taylor said she was both 

RESTING UP: Vera Hewison and her son Denis after she was hit 

by a car in New Brighton Mall. 

lucky and unlucky at the same 

time. 

“She was fortunate to only be 

hospitalised for a day, then she 

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was sent home and hospitalised 

again, and then sent home and 

hospitalised again,” Mrs Taylor 

said. 

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New rules around dogs, and what their owners 

are required to do, are in effect from Thursday 

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Major changes to the general rules include: 

• All dog owners must carry plastic bags to clean up dog 

poo when in public places. 

• When dog owners have their dog off-leash in a 

public place, they must have it “under effective 

control”, which means being aware of where their 

dog is and what it is doing, and ensuring it is 

responsive to commands and not creating a nuisance. 

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Gymnasts jump on club 


A WAINONI gymnastics club 

may have only opened in May, 

but has already had a 500 per 

cent increase in membership. 

Te Wero Gymnastics has had 

people from across the city wanting 

to join, with membership 

jumping from 16 to 90 since it 

opened. 

The club is now aiming to 

reach 180 members before the 

end of the year. 

General manager Tamika 

McCallum is the only full-time 

employee, and works alongside 

two part-time senior coaches 

with international experience, 

and three junior coaches. 

She said they are not out to 

poach other gyms’ members, but 

a lot of their new recruits have 

come from other clubs around 

the city. 

“We’ve had great feedback 

from members who have come 

from other clubs around town. 

They just come in and they 

love our facilities and our 

coaches, 

so they stay,” Ms McCallum said. 

“We’ve even had some that 

have come in mid-way through 

a term after paying term fees for 

another club, so we don’t charge 

them, we just let them join in for 

that term,” she said. 

The club is now aiming to grow 

their membership to 180 by the 

end of the school year. 

“We just missed out on reaching 

99 members by the start of 

term three, so we’re hopeful we 

can double our membership by 

the end of the year,” Ms McCallum 

said. 

The club is a secondary branch 

of the Olympia Gymnastics 

ROLLICKING 

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Gymnastics 

Club has seen 

90 members 

join since 

they opened 

in term two. 

The school is 

aiming for 180 

by the end of 

the year. 

Sports Club in the west of the 

city, but it’s trying to mark out its 

own brand of gymnasts in future 

competitions. 

“We’re a satellite club of the 

OIympia based in Wigram, so we 

work in partnership with them. 

We compete under their name 

and wear their uniforms,” she 

said. 


POTENTIALLY life 

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kindness. 

During a recent Thursday 

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it had been in need of a defibrillator 

ever since the Wainoni 

Medical Centre relocated away 

from the area four years ago. 

Member Barbara Hayles then 

offered to buy a defibrillator 

for the trust, worth more than 

$3000. 

She also paid for a defibrillator 

tutorial, to teach the coordinators 

and volunteers at the 

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she donated to 

Betty Chapman. 

Act of kindness 

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trust how to use it. 

Mrs Chapman said the trust 

is “extremely indebted” to Mrs 

Hayles for her random act of 

kindness. 

“We were just talking about 

needing more first-aid at the 

trust, and doctors had come to 

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[a defibrillator],” Mrs Chapman 

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New goal posts for damaged school 

FOR THE first time since the 

September 2010 earthquake, 

Banks Avenue School have a 

set of rugby goal posts on their 

field. 

The Palms Shopping Centre 

was behind the school’s gala 

day on Sunday afternoon, 

donating money to help out 

with the cost of the posts. 

More than $2000 was raised 

at the gala day. 

Pupils decorated the goal 

posts with hand drawn hearts 

inscribed with their initials, 

staying true to their school 

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daughter pair Catriona 

and Hazel Hay (pictured) 

are two of 13 eastern 

residents that are part 

of the Christchurch City 

Chorus heading to Las 

Vegas. The choir will 

perform at the Sweet 

Adeline International 

Competition in Las Vegas 

next month. It will be the 

ninth time the chorus has 

represented the country 

at the competition. The 

chorus will also perform 

on Saturday, September 17 

at 2pm and 7.30pm at the 

Charles Luney Auditorium 

at St Margaret’s College. 

motto of H.E.A.R.T. 

For every successful kick over 

the new goal posts during the 

gala day, The Palms donated $5 

towards their cost. 

The decile four school has 

struggled to gather the funds 

for repairs to their grounds. 

The school’s rebuild date is yet 

to be confirmed. 

The new goal posts will 

be portable. If the rebuild of 

the school is confirmed on a 

different site, the goal posts 

can be moved along with the 

school. 

The gala day coincided with 

Father’s Day, and a number 

of local families participated 

on the day, which also saw a 

local kapa haka group, a choir, 

jump jam, bouncy castles and a 

sausage sizzle. 

ON TARGET: Banks 

Avenue School received 

a big boost on their gala 

day when more than 

$2000 was raised for its 

new goal posts. 

PEGASUS POST 

Elected 

member 

attendance 

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city councillors’ attendance at 

meetings shows eastern suburbs’ 

incumbents have good records. 

Of the 83 city council meetings 

between October 24, 2013, and 

July 28 this year, Cr Livingstone 

has only missed two, while Cr East 

has been absent for five. 

There were also 63 Burwood- 

Pegasus Community Board meetings 

between October 29, 2013, 

and July 18 this year. 

Cr East has missed 12 of those 

meetings – more than any other 

board member. 

He told Pegasus Post his absences 

were due to other council 

commitments. 

“Nine times out of 10 [for the 

absences], there will be another 

council commitment that I would 

have had to go to,” he said. 

Community board member Tim 

Baker had the highest attendance 

rate, having only missed two 

from 63. Cr Livingstone was close 

behind on 59, then member Linda 

Stewart on 57, and Stan Tawa 

and Tim Sintes were tied on 56. 

Chairwoman Andrea Cummings 

attended 54. 

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BON VOYAGE: Shirley Boys’ 

High School associate head 

boy Sean Takai has been 

selected to travel to France 

to help commemorate the 

Battle of the Somme. Sean 

was picked by the French 

Embassy in Wellington, a 

group of national language 

advisers and the New 

Zealand Association of 

French Teachers as one 

of 10 students to travel 

to France and Belgium 

in September to mark 

the 100th anniversary of 

the battle. He will travel 

with Materia Hutana, of 

Cashmere High School, 

the only other Christchurch 

representative. 

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HONING THEIR SKILLS: Rock climbing was one of the many 

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three-day camp at Living Springs last week. Two Wainoni 

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During their time at the camp, pupils visited a farm, went 

swimming and trampolining, fired air rifles, tried their hand at 

archery and went hiking. 

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Road works and detours are tough on nearby businesses. 

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– QUEENSPARK DRIVE 

Everest Indian Restaurant 

& Takeaways 

Fresh Choice 

Harcourts Gold 

Jularky’s Hair Studio 

Mac Developments 

New Wok 

Parklands Law 

Parklands Library 

Parklands Lotto & Post 

Parklands Lunchbox 

Plush Puppies 

Robbies 

Silver Dolphin Takeaways 

Subway 

Unichem Parklands Pharmacy 

Va Voom Cafe 

Zippity Doo Beauty 

BEACH ROAD 

The Naked Baker 

Beach Road Fish Supply 

North Beach Dairy 

Beach Road Tyre & Auto Centre 

Beach Cafe 

QUEENSPARK DRIVE 

Queenspark Healthcare 

Hands On Clinic 

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Te Whare Maire O Na 

Punawerewere Exhibition 

Monday, September 5 to 

Friday, September 23. 5-7pm 

The Eastside Gallery is 

hosting a Maori art exhibition, 

which will include 

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works by Maori artists. Children 

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Worcester St. Gold coin entry 

Local Body Election 

Forums 

Every Wednesday in September, 

11.30am-12.15pm and 

12.15-1pm 

The Wainoni Avonside 

Community Services Trust 

is holding local body election 

forums throughout September. 

A CDHB election forum 

will be held on September 7, 

from 11.30am to 12.15pm, 

with Margaret Austin. From 

11.45am to 1pm the following 

Wednesday, September 14, 

an Environment Canterbury 

election forum will take 

place. Then on September 

21, from 12.15pm to 1pm, 

there will be an election 

forum for both the Burwood 

and Coastal Wards and the 

Linwood and Central Wards. 

Former mayor Garry Moore 

Email fraser.walker@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

will MC that event. If you 

would like more information, 

phone 389 2285. 

878 Avonside Dr, opposite 

the old Porritt Park entrance. 

Free event 

September Movies – New 

Brighton Museum 

Every Monday, from 

1.30pm 

This month at the New 

Brighton Museum, four movies 

will be shown – a film on 

each Monday. Go along early 

for a cup of tea, a biscuit and 

a chat with museum staff. 

The movies are: September 5, 

East of Eden, drama, James 

Dean, 1955. September 12, 

The Onedin Line, series, 1971. 

September 19, Eureka Stockade, 

Australian drama, 1949. 

September 26, Paint Your 

Wagon, musical, 1969. 

The New Brighton Museum, 

cnr of Hardy St and Seaview 

Rd. $2 entry 

Sensory Movie Day – The 

Palms 

Sunday September 11, from 

10.30am 

Sensory movie day is an 

inclusive event for families 

with special needs or sensory 

processing disorders. The 

movie will be The Secret 

FAMILY FUN: Every Wednesday, make your way down to 

the mums, dads and bubs group, hosted by the Linwood 

Playcentre. Meet other mums and dads in your community 

for shared kai and a well-earned coffee while watching 

the tamariki play and learn. Older siblings are welcome. 

Discussions will be had around babies’ learning and 

development and experiences as parents. The playcentre is 

located at 628a Worcester St, Linwood. No entry fee. 

Life of Pets. Lighting will be dim, 

the sound lowered and volunteers 

will be monitoring fire exits 

and doors. Children are free to 

move around, it’s a no judgement 

zone. Proceeds will go to The 

Champion Centre. Purchase 

tickets from the customer service 

kiosk in the mall. 

Reading Cinema, The Palms, 

cnr Marshland and New Brighton 

Rds. $5 entry 

Storytimes 

Every Tuesday, 10.30am-11am 

Every Tuesday, go along to the 

Shirley Library to enjoy a half 

hour of rhymes and stories. Programmes 

include stories, music, 

movement and rhymes, puppets, 

props and plenty of fun for the 

whole whanau. All programmes 

run during school terms only. 

Shirley Public Library, 36 

Marshland Rd. Free entry 

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Our People 

‘Evel’ Knievel of roller skating 

Kay Newton spends 

her spare time in 

safety gear speeding 

around a track on roller 

skates. She spoke to 

Caitlin Miles about 

how she got into roller 

derbies and her time 

representing New 

Zealand at world cup 

competitions 

FIRSTLY I have to ask what 

your roller derby name is? 

It’s Evilknevil, I picked it 

because it just worked really well 

with the fact my name is Kay. 

Can you tell me why you decided 

to get into roller derbies? 

There was myself and a couple 

of others talking about it one day 

and we decided to go to watch 

a practice and see what was 

involved and it just seemed really 

fun so we thought we would do 

it. 

Can you explain to me what is 

involved in a roller derby? 

Well, it’s played on an oval 

track and you have 14 people 

from each team on the side lines. 

But there are only five people on 

the track at any one time. But 

players rotate throughout the 

game so that’s why there is so 

many. There is a jammer who 

is the one designated to score 

points by lapping people on the 

opposite team and then the other 

four are blockers. Most people 

can be blockers, you can have 

any body type really, but jammers 

are usually a bit slighter 

built and have good stamina. 

Jams, which are the sessions, 

have a time limit of two minutes 

as well. It’s hard to explain, but 

it’s a lot of fun. 

Are you a jammer? 

I was for a few years. Not any 

more though, because we have a 

lot of jammers in our team so we 

need more blockers. I like being 

able to do both so I don’t mind. 

Is being a blocker quite 

violent? 

I would avoid using the word 

violent. It’s not as brutal as people 

think. There are a lot of referees 

involved in the game and, if 

they catch you doing something 

intentional towards another 

player that can hurt them, you’ll 

be given a penalty or possibly 

taken off. There is only a certain 

area on the body where you can 

hit people and that’s not above 

the shoulders and it’s not below 

the knees. You can’t elbow people 

or punch people, or anything like 

that. It’s like any contact sport, 

you can get hurt. But I have had 

worse injuries from soccer than 

from roller derbies believe it or 

not. 

Really? I always thought it 

was very violent? 

A lot of people do, but we have 

a lot of protective gear as well. 

Have you had any bad hits? 

None that have made me want 

to stop playing. I have had a few 

where I’ve thought, oh, that’s a 

goodie or that’s going to hurt 

later, but I’ve always got back 

into it. 

Could you roller skate before 

getting into roller derbies? 

Yeah, I have been roller skating 

ever since I was a kid, so I had 

the skills before getting involved. 

I thought it would be a fun 

chance to do something I really 

enjoyed as a kid. 

How long have you been 

ROLLER BLADER: 

New Brighton’s Kay 

Newton has been 

involved in roller 

derbies since 2009 

and goes by the 

name Evilknevil 

when she’s on the 

roller derby track. 

involved in roller derbies? 

Since September of 2009. I 

have played for the same team 

the whole time as well. There 

were quite a few of us just discovering 

what roller derby was. 

Where you nervous before 

your first game? 

It was so long ago now I can’t 

really remember, but yeah, I 

think I would have been. I mean 

who wouldn’t be? I think it’s the 

same feeling before playing in 

any sport. I was nervous and 

anxious, but I was excited too. 

It’s basically the same feeling 

before any game I think. But you 

practice and train before, so you 

are prepared for the game. 

How do you train? 

I don’t want to give too many 

secrets away about our training. 

We practice layouts and tactics 

and things like that, making sure 

the team works well and everyone 

is on the same page. But we 

have a really strong core team, 

so we already work really well 

together. 

Do you balance work with 

training? 

I work for Vivace Espresso. I 

drive around the city teaching 

people how to make coffee so 

they can keep Christchurch caffeinated 

basically. 

Has much changed in the 

game over the years? 

The rules have changed a 

bit over the years. Our rules 

come from the American roller 

derby league. So when they make 

changes or alter the rules of the 

game or safety rules or something, 

we do the same. So there 

have been small changes over the 

years. 

Have you noticed roller derby 

change in popularity? 

I can’t really say if the sport has 

gained or lost popularity, but our 

team has always done well. We 

have had members come and go 

for various reasons; they don’t 

want to do this anymore, or they 

want to pursue different things, 

or they decide to have a family, 

so they come and go throughout 

the sport, but we always have a 

great team. 

What are some of your 

highlights from roller derby? 

There have been a couple. 

I don’t want to blow my own 

trumpet, but I represented New 

Zealand at the 2011 World Cup 

in Toronto and the 2014 World 

Cup in Dallas. That required a lot 

of fundraising because it’s not a 

cheap event to take part in. I was 

really shocked actually because 

my team presented me with a 

cheque to help me out. I cried 

when they did that. I was really 

surprised and couldn’t believe 

they had given me that support. 

They are some of my really close 

friends. 

You’ve got a big roller derby 

meet coming up as well, right? 

Yeah, this weekend actually. 

We’re facing off against Wellington, 

which will be a really good 

game. We are currently ranked 

third in New Zealand and they 

are number one. We played them 

previously and they beat us by 

150 points, so we really want 

to redeem that. Really looking 

forward to facing off. 

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FOR SALE 

DEADLINE SALE 

Aidanfield 30 Kinsella Crescent 

Unique In Design 

Anne Davis 

M 027 492 7694 P 03 323 6045 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

DEADLINE AUCTION SALE 

5 2 2 

Harcourts ID: BF26497 

If you are looking for space, have a large family and want something a little different, come and take a 

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Established 734m²section with room for children and pets. My overseas vendors need it sold! 

Price: $665,000 - offers invited! 

View: Phone for viewing times. 

Belfast 2/2 Third Street 

Neat As A Pin & Has To Go ... 

Sue Roberts & Gemma Roberts 

M 027 440 1282 or 027 223 6471 P 03 323 6045 


JUST LISTED 

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Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before 

14 th September at 3.00pm 


Mairehau 102 Aylesford Street 

First Home Buyers/Investors! 

DEADLINE SALE 

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The tenant has recently left and with the property now vacant, our out-of-country owners urgently 

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Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai 

M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 323 6045 



8 th September at 4.00pm 


Redwood 78A Dunedin Street 

Always In Demand 

Harcourts ID: KI6649 

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and new carpet throughout, partially double glazed, two heat pumps and an HRV system. 

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M 027 432 5540 P 03 327 5379 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Kaiapoi Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

AUCTION 

3 1 2 

Price: Offers Invited! 


Shirley 20A Baltimore Green 

Sale Due To Health 


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Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai 

M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 323 6045 


Contributor to www.realestate.co.nz 

3 2 2 


22 nd September at 4.00pm 


Sumner 21 Evans Pass Road 

My Owners Have Relocated! 

Harcourts ID: RG7864 

Perfect elevation with two bedrooms down and two up, open plan living/dining and kitchen leads out 

to a conservatory and deck area with stunning views to the surrounding hills. Now that Spring is upon 

us can you imagine coming home, sitting back and relaxing in your very own private pool and spa. My 

owners’ motivation is sky high and this home could sell at any time on or before auction day. 

James Keir 

M 027 274 6112 P 03 313 6158 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Rangiora Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

4 2 1 

Auction: 21 st September @ 3.00pm 

Russley Golf Club, Memorial Ave (unless sold prior) 

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Tuesday [Edition datE] September 6 2016 

HEALTH & BEAUTY 

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Eight yEars ago, the Physical sense 

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a program to help stroke survivors. 

Their specialised exercise program was 

established to work in collaboration with 

the Burwood stroke rehabilitation team. 

Participants raved so much about the 

classes and the benefits they experienced 

from this exercise program that it has 

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Physical sense’s latest initiative is the 

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Fresh NZ Beef Rump Steak 

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$ 

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kg 

Vogel’s Bread 

720-750g 

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2for 

$ 

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kg 

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$ 

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3 99 

pk 

Strawberries 250g Prepack, 

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3 49 

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22 99 

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Fresh Tarakihi Fillets 

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23 99 

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Fresh Lettuce or Red Onions 

3 Pack 

2 89 

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Fresh Chicken Thigh Fillets 

12 99 

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1 99 

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2 89 

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Buys: $25 = 1 Standard Point. Due to current Licensing Trust laws, liquor not available at Elles Road, Windsor 

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7 99 

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Fresh’n Fruity or 

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3 79 

pk 

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2 for 

5 50 

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12 Pack Bottles 

21 99 

pk 

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2.4-3L 

3 99 

ea 

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Slices, Peaches, Pears or 

Fruit Salad 410-425g 

4 for 

5 00 

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excludes Pinot Noir 

13 99 

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Pops 650g, Sultana Bran 730g 

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450g 

5 99 

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Nescafé 

20 Pack 

8 89 

pk 

Bavaria 440ml 12 Pack Cans 

19 99 

pk 

Specials available South Island only from 5 – 11 September 2016 or while stocks last. Trade not supplied. Fly 

Buys: $25 = 1 Standard Point. Due to current Licensing Trust laws, liquor not available at Elles Road, Windsor 

& Gore. Specials may not be available at all stores. Club Deals are only available to Clubcard Members at 

New World South Island stores when they scan their Clubcard at the time of purchase.

Always more 

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