The Star: June 09, 2016

COMMEMORATION
Anniversary of mountain death
to be marked at Arthur’s Pass
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HEALTH SYSTEM SUFFERING
Soaring needs and budget restraints
add to pressure at hospitals
Thursday, June 9, 2016
LEFT: An artist’s impression of what the East Frame public space will look like The park area will now not be finished until the
end of next year. (Right) How it looks today. ​
Another delay to
a big city project
• By Emma-Jane McLennan
PLANS TO beautify a big part of
the central city has been delayed
– angering business people and
developers.
The Star can reveal that the $31
million East Frame public spaces
– dubbed The Central Park of
Christchurch – is now not expected
to be completed until the
end of next year.
It is the latest central city
rebuild project to be put back
again.
The central park was scheduled
to finished by July last year.
Then it was announced it would
be finished by the end of this
month.
The park will be surrounded
by residential property, cafes,
restaurants and entertainment
areas and is one of the flagships
of the rebuild.
Otakaro Ltd, the Crownowned
company which
has taken over some of the
defunct Canterbury Earthquake
Recovery Authority’s projects,
would not say why the
central park project had been
delayed.
The central park is part of the
huge East Frame project, which
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Just over 2000 people are expected
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A Fletcher
Living spokesman,
Steve
Evans, said
yesterday the
East Frame was
on track for
its contracted
timelines agreed with Government
in December last year.
“The East Frame project is
continuing at pace as Fletcher
Residential has continued its detailed
design and planning work
in collaboration with Otakaro
and the city council.”
But former mayor Bob Parker
(left), who signed off the original
plans, said the central park
delay would be “unsettling and
potentially destructive” to the
rebuild of the central city and its
economy.
“When the Government took
on these anchor projects, they
said they did it to give confidence
and clarity to those wanting to
invest in the city. What they’re
not giving is exactly that –
certainty.”
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• By Emma-Jane McLennan
CANTERBURY Employers’
Chamber of Commerce chief
executive Peter Townsend is
refusing to comment on the
latest central city rebuild delay
– because he is gagged.
Mr Townsend is a director of
Otakaro Ltd, the Government
company overseeing the
central city rebuild and anchor
projects.
Otakaro has barred him from
speaking publicly about its
work.
Yesterday,
Mr Townsend
(left) stuck to his
guns, refusing
to discuss with
The Star The
Central Park of
Christchurch
delay and the
impact it would have on the
speed of the recovery.
“As you know, I can’t
comment on any of our
projects,” he said.
A former leading city figure,
who declined to be named,
blasted the secrecy.
He said Mr Townsend was
“dodging the bullet.”
“Answering those questions
is what we pay them to do. He
is a public figure, taking from
the public purse, and we have
a right to ask those questions
of him. I thought we were
about openness and
transparency.”’
Mr Townsend said he was
deeply involved in the rebuild,
adding: “I’ll handle my affairs
appropriately.”
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News.....................................3-12
JASON WHITE was watching
television on Tuesday night
when he responded to a loud
explosion next door.
The Ilam man jumped over
his fence to find a terrible sight;
a badly burnt man seriously
injured by a gas explosion.
He made a quick decision to
get water on the injured man.
Jason tells his story to reporter
Andrew King and photographer
Geoff Sloan on page 3 today.
June 23 will be a significant
and probably emotional day for
Annie McGregor.
It is the 50th anniversary
of a climbing tragedy on Mt
Rolleston. Her husband was one
of the rescuers and sadly he too
perished.
Annie, now 76, tells reporter
Tom Doudney her story on page
4-5.
It’s a good read.
If you’re into things on the
home front – of the building
kind – make sure you read page
20. We preview the Home Show
at Horncastle Arena which will
be held from July 1-3.
And it must be good. About
12,000 went last year!
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At a Glance
ROUNDABOUT GOING
Work began this week to
remove the country’s first mini
roundabout. The Riccarton
roundabout, at the intersection
of Riccarton Rd, Riccarton Ave
and Deans Ave, is being removed
to make way for traffic signals. It
was first installed in May, 1975,
but has been remodelled since.
The project will tie in with the bus
priority measures, and wastewater
pipe repairs on Riccarton Rd.
WRONG RUBBISH BAGS?
An investigation into rubbish
bag counterfeiting on the Kapiti
Coast has encountered a strange
twist. The Kapiti Coast District
Council and Envirowaste began
investigating on Friday after what
they thought were “fraudulent
bags” started turning up on
kerbsides in Waikanae. It turns out
they were investigating themselves,
as the bags were real, but just got
delivered to the wrong region.
HOTDOG GIRL GOES VIRAL
A North Carolina girl has
made quite an impression after
dressing up as a hotdog at her
dance studio. Holly Springs
School of Dance held a ‘wear
your favourite costume day’, and
while all the other girls dressed
up as princesses, Ainsley Turner,
6, decided to go as one of her
favourite foods. Since then, she
has trended on social media with
her ‘be yourself message’.
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Ronald McDonald House needs your support
SPENDING 11 days at Ronald
McDonald House South Island
after the premature birth of
their youngest son was not the
Christmas the Murphy’s had
planned.
Chris and Jo were preparing
for the birth of their fourth
child, Finn, in December when
Jo’s 20-week scan found something
could be wrong.
They travelled to Ronald
McDonald House South Island
in Christchurch where Finn was
born by Caesarean section five
weeks early.
They stayed for 11 nights,
including Christmas Day, before
being transferred to Ashburton
Hospital.
Ronald McDonald House
South Island is a 26-bedroom
central city hospital that provides
free accommodation and
• By Andrew King
AN ILAM man has spoken of
his desperate attempt to help his
neighbour after an explosion in
a shed on Tuesday night ended
with two men in intensive care.
Jason White was watching
television in his Hamilton Ave
home when he heard what he
thought was a door slamming,
he looked out his window to see
a shed engulfed in flames.
“I could hear them [the next
door neighbours] screaming to
phone the fire service. I jumped
over the fence and saw a guy
with all his clothes blown off and
burns all over his body,” he said.
The shed had exploded about
10pm after gas was ignited while
the two men were working in the
shed.
Mr White saw how badly
burnt one of the men was and
convinced him to “get under the
tap” that was on the side of the
house.
“He did not want to get under
the water but I thought it was
the best thing for him, his burns
were really bad,” he said.
The other man had mainly suffered
burns to his hands.
He said he had been awake
most of the night after the event.
“It was a terrible scene,” he
said.
Firefighters from Christchurch
central, Harewood and Sockburn
fought the shed fire for
close to an hour.
Mr White said it was a good
thing fire crews arrived when
they did as the flames were so
intense he thought it was going
to spread to the next house.
“You could tell it was sucking
in all the oxygen it could. It was
really going hard,” he said.
A firefighter from Sockburn
said there was a number of gas
canisters in the shed that did not
support to families who are
there for their child’s hospital
treatment.
But the organisation relies on
public donations, and you can
help tomorrow as street collectors
will be around the city for
its national street appeal.
Five and a half months later,
Chris, Jo, Finn and his three
brothers Henry, Monty and
William are doing well, and said
explode.
“It managed to burn a bit of
the fence. It was under control
quickly,” he said.
Detective Sergeant Chris
Power said police were notified
about the incident but were not
investigating.
“We believe the two men were
welding in the shed about 10pm
last night when some gas has
ignited and set off an explosion,”
he said.
they were overwhelmed by the
service they received. Not only
did the organisation look after
Finn and Jo, but it also housed
the rest of the family so they
could be together for Christmas.
So far this year, the service
has already supported more
than 500 families. To find out
more about tomorrow’s street
appeal or to donate, visit www.
rmhsi.org.nz.
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GUTTED: Two men were taken to Christchurch Hospital with
severe burns after an explosion in a shed in Ilam. Jason White
(right) helped one of the injured men. PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
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RUGBY CLUBS INVOLVED
IN POLICE CAMPAIGN
Police are launching a drink
driving campaign involving
Canterbury rural rugby clubs,
which aims to teach players to
organise sober drivers when
planning post-match celebrations.
Senior Sergeant John Hamilton,
who is heading the programme,
said there are more alcoholrelated
crashes in rural areas
because of a lack of public
transport. Fourteen rugby clubs
stretching from Selwyn to the
Waimakariri district have been
contacted to take part.
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MT HUTT SCHEDULED TO
OPEN ON SATURDAY
Mt Hutt Ski Area will not open
tomorrow as expected because
of bad weather. However, it is
scheduled to open on Saturday.
Ski area manager James McKenzie
said the weather forecast for
tomorrow predicted high winds,
and they would prefer skiers had
better conditions on the first day
of the season.
QC FOR LAWYER
Christchurch’s Richard Raymond
QC was among 12 lawyers to
be appointed Queen’s Counsel
on Tuesday. Mr Raymond is a
partner at Duncan Cotterill,
and joined the independent
bar in 2011. He was counsel for
the families before the Royal
Commission into the Pike River
Coal Mine Tragedy in 2011 and
2012, and was counsel for the
Coroner on the 2012 Coronial
Inquiry into the collapse of the
CTV building.
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Police say there has been an
alarming increase in theft from
cars in the Halswell area over
the past month. Fifty offences
have been reported but police
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Climber who perished leaves
Annie McGregor has
kept a boot which
belonged to her
mountaineering husband
John Harrison for almost
50 years after he lost his
life on Mt Rolleston in
one of New Zealand’s
worst climbing disasters.
Now a bronze replica
of that boot and a
plaque will be placed
at Arthur’s Pass to mark
the anniversary of the
tragedy. Tom Doudney
reports . . .
ARTHUR’S PASS is the scene
of both the happiest and saddest
moments of Annie McGregor’s
life.
It was here, in 1960, that she
married the love of her life,
accomplished Christchurch
mountaineer John Harrison, in
the little chapel by State Highway
73.
And it was at Arthur’s Pass
again, on June 23, 1966, that Mr
IN MEMORIAL: Annie McGregor holds a plaque honouring the
life of her former husband who perished on Mt Rolleston.
PHOTO: ALEX PARSONS
Harrison was killed in an avalanche
during an unsuccessful
attempt to rescue four climbers
trapped on Mt Rolleston.
The climbers who perished on
the mountain were Christchurch
man Bruce Ferguson, 19; Colin
Robertson, 20, of Invercargill;
and Englishmen Michael Harper
and Jeffrey Wilby, both 21.
The death toll of five was the
second highest for a single incident
in New Zealand’s mountaineering
history.
On June 25, Arthur’s Pass
residents, along with friends and
relatives of those who died, will
gather to commemorate the tragedy
with a service in the chapel,
a gathering in the community
BREAKING THE NEWS: The Star reported the tragedy in 1966.
centre and the dedication of a
memorial in the shape of one of
Mr Harrison’s boots created by
artist Sam Mahon.
Mrs McGregor was 27 when
Mr Harrison died and their
daughters Sue and Wendy were
just three and five.
Now 76, Mrs McGregor said
she still thought often of her
husband and the events that led
to his death.
The boot was one of several
of his possessions she still had
and the idea for a memorial was
already in her head when she
was told that 50th anniversary
commemorations were being
planned.
She intended the memorial to
be placed on a flat rock behind
the Arthur’s Pass Chapel, beside
a pathway leading to a “contemplative
corner” by a waterfall.
“Having an occasion to
remember it and to make sure
that the boot is on the rock is
pretty important to me because,
for all these years, I have felt
as though I have failed to do
something, failed to leave his
mark where it was most needed,”
she said.
Although just 34 when he
died, Mr Harrison had become
one of the leading New Zealand
climbers of his generation,
having made several notable first
ascents and other climbs in the
Southern Alps in the 1950s.

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boot mark on Arthur’s Pass
He also took part in notable
expeditions to Antarctica and
the Himalayas. In 1961, while
a member of the Mt Makalu
expedition led by Sir Edmund
Hillary, he had played a key role
in saving a fellow climber, Pete
Mulgrew, who became ill at a
high altitude.
As members of the New Zealand
Alpine Club, Mr Ferguson
and Mr Robertson were known
to Mr Harrison, who was chairman
of its Canterbury-Westland
section. When he heard they had
failed to return from their climb
and that bad weather was moving
in, he volunteered for the
search party.
“He said to me that he couldn’t
not be there to try and save them
because they were both really
nice, important young climbers
of tomorrow,” Mrs McGregor
said.
“He was in business on his
own account at that stage as an
artist and designer and he really
probably couldn’t afford to leave
his desk and rush off up a mountain
for a week, but there was no
way he wasn’t going to pull his
weight.”
And so it was that Mr Harrison
was among a group of eight
searchers camped in atrocious
conditions on the mountainside
when they were buried by an
avalanche.
Two of the searchers, Pete
Squires and Ian Gardiner,
dug themselves out and worked
frantically to reach the others.
The tent containing Mr Harrison,
John Wilson and Norman
Hardie was the last to be
reached. All three were pulled
unconscious from the snow but
only Mr Wilson and Mr Hardie
could be revived.
Mrs McGregor still remembers
the visit from the policeman who
told her that Mr Harrison had
died.
“I woke up at 4am in the
morning and knew there would
be a knock on the door. Now,
how you know something like
that, I’m damned if I know, but
I was sitting up in bed waiting
for somebody to knock on the
door and there was the knock,”
she said.
“I said to him, ‘there has been
an accident, hasn’t there? I hope
nobody was killed’ and he said, ‘I
can’t tell you that’ and I said, ‘but
you actually have to – I’m not
going to let you leave until
you tell me exactly what happened
and who it has happened
to’.”
The search for the four climbers
was abandoned soon after Mr
Harrison’s death. Three of their
bodies were recovered over the
next three years, but Mr Wilby
was never found.
While it was his exploits as a
climber which made Mr Harrison
well known, Mrs McGregor
said he had also been an extraordinarily
good artist.
“He was left handed and he
would just sit there, holding
a conversation and drawing a
picture all at the same moment.
When he was down on the ice
for a few months he did a lot
of Antarctic pictures in pastel.”
•Organisers of the commemorations
are looking
for any surviving relatives of
two of the young climbers
who died – Bruce Ferguson
of Christchurch and Colin
Robertson of Invercargill.
Anyone who may be able to
help can get in touch with
John Wilson, PO Box 51-030,
Arthur’s Pass 7654; 318 9118; MOUNTAIN MAN: John Harrison in Antarctica in the summer of
johnmalcolm@xtra.co.nz
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Property prices hit new high
• By Emma-Jane McLennan
HARCOURTS is questioning
the Canterbury Development
Corporation over its prediction
that the property market will
plateau this year.
The company’s business
development manager Mike
Mullen said property prices
have hit record highs in the city
this month.
Yesterday, the CDC said the
property market was cooling.
“They’re indicating that prices
will come back, but sales are
exceeding listings and we’ve got
a big supply-versus-demand issue.
I don’t see anything on the
horizon that would suggest that
Harcourt’s average
property sale prices
– May 2016:
South New Brighton
$360,000
Parklands $330,000;
Riccarton $880,000
Fendalton $842,000
Sydenham $460,000
Hornby $440,000
Addington $490,000
Bishopdale $450,000
Papanui $550,000
would happen,” he said.
This comes as Harcourts’
average house sale prices hit a
record high for Christchurch,
rising to $553,156 last month.
That is up five per cent on
May last year, when average sale
prices were $528,459.
Its May listings were down
from 520 in May last year to
408, but sales have increased
from 421 to 431 – meaning
demand is now outstripping
supply.
Yesterday, CDC released The
Canterbury Report, its bi-annual
look at the region’s economy
and development.
CDC chief executive Tom
Hooper said the report highlighted
it would be a year of
adjustment for Christchurch’s
economy, and that the housing
marketing would plateau.
Mr Hooper said the report is
based on Real Estate Institute
of New Zealand figures, which
paint a wider picture of real
estate in Christchurch.
“In recent years we have seen
a significant increase in housing
stock due to new developments,
the repair and rebuild of
existing houses and increased
intensification in some existing
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“All the indicators are there
and its not looking like it will
slow down. The stats show we’ve
still got a shortage of stock, and
if we continue to list what we’re
listing with this many properties
selling, we will actually run
out.”
If no more houses were to
come available, Harcourts’
stock would run out within 3.4
months.
Another delay
to big project
•From page 1
Central city business owners
spokesman Ernest Duval said
people were “fatigued” by delays.
“What we really need, to pick
up the slack on the rebuild, is to
get these anchor projects going. If
they don’t get this happening in a
timely manner, all of our resources
will leak out to Auckland.”
City councillor Jamie Gough
agreed that getting the project
going would be a “catalyst” for the
rebuild.
“After the earthquakes, we had
business leaders get together to
focus on Christchurch and what
we needed to get back on our feet.
One of the most key messages
we heard from the group was
how the catalyst effect Government’s
developments would have
on the heart of the city and the
economy.”
Slow progress on the central
city rebuild has prompted the
regions mayors to write to Prime
Minister John Key, outlining their
concerns of ongoing delays to the
Convention Centre and sports
stadium.
The letter says the delays are
hampering four and five-star
hotel investment preventing the
region cashing in on growing
tourism especially from China.
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In Brief
QUARRY HEARINGS
Hearings will begin on Monday
to listen to arguments for
and against allowing quarries
to dig below Christchurch’s
groundwater table. Currently
quarries are only able to dig
down to 1m above the highest
groundwater level, because
of the risk of the water being
polluted. But a group of 10
quarries have banded together
to try to get the rules changed.
A decision is expected in July.
RED ZONE REPLANTING
The Avon-Otakaro Network
is running a crowd funding
campaign to raise enough
money to replant 680m of
wetlands at Anzac Drive
Reserve. Currently it is sitting
on $5120.50, which covers
about 200m. The group will
be running the crowd funding
campaign until June 30.
WORLD CHAMPION
Coming up with a solution for
a hypothetical future energy
crisis has made one Cashmere
High School student a world
champion. Hannah Hudson, 16,
won the senior individual world
title in the global issues section
at the Future Problem Solving
International Conference at
Michigan State University.
$28m set aside for car park
• By Gabrielle Stuart
THE CITY council has promised
millions of dollars to help
build the privately-owned The
Crossing car park, but it is
keeping all the details of the deal
secret.
The Star has learned $28 million
has been set aside for The
Crossing car park project, as
part of the $70 million the city
council has allocated to central
city parking.
The rest is allocated to replace
the Lichfield
St car parking
building, and
build a parking
building in the
north of the city.
The details of
the deal are set
to be kept secret
until The Crossing project is
completed, which is expected in
October.
City council head of transport
Chris Gregory (above) said
money had been allocated to The
Crossing parking building.
But he refused to say how
much, or answer questions about
what the city council expected to
get back from the deal.
“Details of this contract are
DEAL: Construction is under way at The Crossing.
still confidential and I’m unable said he could not talk about
to reply on this,” he said.
any details of the deal, because
Mayor Lianne Dalziel said she he was also bound by the contract.
did not believe she was going
against ratepayers’ right to know But he was against it being
how public money was spent, kept secret, saying the public
because the details would be had a right to know how public
released eventually.
money was being spent.
“There is no intention to keep He said investing in car
it confidential, the public will parking in the central city was
know. But in the meantime, due vital.
to commercial reasons, it is not “Off-street parking is going
being released.”
to be like the new gold, because
City councillor Yani Johanson there’s going to be such a chronic
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
shortage of on-street parking,
and it’s absolutely in my view a
council strategic asset to own
parking buildings.”
If parking was left up to private
companies there was a risk they
would hike the prices right up,
he said.
“All that’s going to do is kill the
central city long term, especially
when you get all the new offices
coming in and the new retail and
the government departments
too.”
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Post-quake health services in
The Canterbury health
system has been
put under massive
pressure postquake,
with budgets
cut and demands
soaring. Emma-Jane
McLennan takes a
look at how the health
system operates, and
what it deals with on a
daily basis
EVERY DAY, $3.8 million is
pumped into Canterbury’s public
health system.
It is a fully-integrated network
with six specialised hospitals,
each working in with smaller
clinics, after-hours surgeries, rest
homes and GPs.
But while it is internationally
recognised as a leading integrated
health system, it is still suffering
post-quake, Canterbury
District Health Board planning
and funding
team leader
Greg Hamilton
(left) said.
“This system
remains under
pressure. After
five years both
the mental
health and general health work
forces are showing signs of strain
in their efforts to provide the
best service for our population.”
Every day, 323 new patients
walk through the doors of
various CDHB hospitals around
Canterbury.
That’s about 256 at Christchurch
Hospital, 22 at Burwood
Hospital, 11 at Ashburton
Hospital, eight at The Princess
Margaret Hospital and five at
Hillmorton Hospital.
The hospitals are incredibly
busy.
Lack of funding is greatly
affecting nurses, New Zealand
Seasonal changes in CDHB hospital admissions by quarter. ​
Canterbury hospital
admissions for 2014-2015
• All admissions: 118,021
• Christchurch Hospital:
93,700
• Burwood Hospital: 8311
• Ashburton Hospital: 4325
• The Princess Margaret
Hospital: 3076
• Hillmorton Hospital: 1997
•Note: It is possible for
the same person to be
admitted to more than
one hospital as part of
the same stay. Also,
Christchurch Women’s
Hospital are included in
the Christchurch Hospital
statistics as it is part of the
same campus
Nurses Organisation president
Grant Brookes said.
“My colleagues in Christchurch
are feeling really frustrated.
They can see the effects of under
funding in our communities and
they see how it’s affecting their
colleagues at work too.”
There are around 9400 employees
working for the CDHB
and a further 9000 who work
in the community on CDHBfunded
contracts.
As of March 31 there were
more than 950 doctor full-time
equivalents and 2900 nurse fulltime
equivalents employed by
the CDHB. That’s more than 180
more doctors and more than 630
more nurses compared to 2008.
Hospital staff put in an “extraordinary”
effort to make sure
the community’s health needs
are met, CDHB executive director
of nursing Mary Gordon
(below) said.
“In spite of
all the difficulties
since the
quakes, our staff
have ensured
our community
has continued
to receive the
best health care possible. We are
immensely proud and appreciative
of our people’s remarkable
achievements in the health system
over the past five years.”
Funding issues in the health
sector have been highlighted
this year, with the New Zealand
Council of Trade Unions and
the NZNO making calls prior to
the Budget 2016 for extra health
funding – just to keep up with
need.
“Anything less than [an increase
of] $691 million should be
regarded as a cut in funding and
will result in cuts to services,”
the NZCTU said.
Health Minister Jonathan
Coleman (left)
announced an
increase of $568
million in health
funding in the
Budget.
But Mr
Brookes of the
NZNO said the funding is “at
least $33 million short” of what
is required to provide for the
health needs of Cantabrians.
“The Government is also
saying it wants all these new
services but it’s not even funding
the current ones . . . it’s not the
DHB that’s to blame here, it’s the
Government and its disturbing
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Canty suffering
Margins are tight and Canterbury’s
earthquakes continue
to have a major impact on the
health of Cantabrians, according
to the CDHB’s latest annual
report.
In it, CDHB chairman Murray
Cleverley and chief executive
David Meates detail the impact it
has had, calling it “a population
under strain.”
“Nowhere has this been more
evident than in the demand for
mental health services, which has
increased significantly.”
CDHB mental health statistics
show that post-quake there has
been a 95 per cent increase in
new rural cases, a 79 per cent
increase in new child and youth
cases, a 40 per cent increase in
adult contacts and a 30 per cent
increase in children and youth
under monthly care.
To put those into numbers,
there were 12,046 Canterbury
children under monthly care for
mental health issues, this had
jumped to 13,872 by 2014.
But the even more significant
move is the increase to 15,670
between 2014-2015.
This increase is reflected across
other mental health statistics.
The jump in numbers of people
needing help for mental health issues
is expected
at the five-year
mark, Mental
Health Advocacy
and Peer
Support manager
Sue Ricketts
(left) said.
“At some point
people just can’t deal with it
anymore, and we’re at that point
now.”
The CDHB annual report
stated that the demand for mental
health services is not abating:
“And we don’t, based on international
research on post-disaster
psycho-social recovery, expect it
to for another five to 10 years.”
And earthquakes haven’t just
affected Cantabrians’ health –
they have significantly damaged
health infrastructure too.
BUSY: Christchurch Hospital had 93,700 patients through its
doors in 2014-15.
The quakes left 200 CDHB
buildings damaged, 14,000
hospital rooms damaged and
caused the loss of 14 per cent of
rest home beds and 106 acute
inpatient beds.
Since May 2013, just about
every ward in Christchurch
Hospital has had to be moved to
allow quake repairs, strengthening
and upgrades to firewalls to
take place.
In its annual report, the CDHB
calls it “hugely disruptive . . .
most likely the largest hospital
move ever undertaken in New
Zealand.”
Burwood Hospital’s recent
redevelopment and Christchurch
Hospital’s ongoing one are
part of the largest ever public
health investment in New Zealand.
In total the redevelopment of
both hospitals will cost more
than $650 million, in addition
to $383 million of an earthquake
related programme of works.
The CDHB has seen this as a
unique opportunity to build back
better, to modernise Christchurch’s
health facilities using a
“long life, loose fit” model.
But while there has been an incredible
amount of work to repair
and upgrade hospitals, there has
also been a lot done outside of it
through the Canterbury Clinical
Network.
Its main aim is to keep people
well and in their homes, with a
range of strategies which ultimately
treats more than 30,000
in the community who would
otherwise have to go to the emergency
department or be admitted
to hospital.
Its work has resulted in Canterbury
having an acute admission
rate 30 per cent below the national
average – which means in
Canterbury you are more likely
to have your health needs met
in the community, rather than
hospital, than anywhere else in
the country.
The CDHB says while its environment
has provided challenges,
it has also provided opportunities
to re-orientate its system.
“The Canterbury health system
is internationally recognised as a
leading integrated health system
. . . [but] in spite of many positive
changes to services, this system
remains under pressure.”
Neighbourly under fire
for information sharing
• By Gabrielle Stuart
PRIVACY CONCERNS have
been sparked by the policies
of community network site
Neighbourly, around sharing of
user’s personal information.
To create an account with the
site, people need to give a full
name, address and contact details,
and are also asked to give a
driver’s licence number.
But under the privacy policy,
users’ personal information can
be shared with any of Neighbourly’s
partners.
The partners include businesses
like BP, Vodafone, Contact
and AMI as well as councils
and community groups and
its major shareholder, Fairfax
Media.
But Neighbourly
co-founder
Casey Eden (left)
said that would
not happen without
the permission
of users.
“An example of when member’s
details might be shared
is when a partner is running a
competition. We’ll pass on the
member’s details so this prize
can be distributed, but this is
always outlined in our terms
and conditions.”
He said providing a driver’s
licence was a quick way for
members to verify their profile,
and the contact information was
needed so urgent text message
alerts could be sent around
crime or safety.
Privacy Commissioner spokesman
Charles Mabbett said people
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questions about Neighbourly’s
privacy policy, but that had not
progressed to any formal complaints
or investigations.
He said, ideally, companies
should make keeping your information
private the default and
only share it if people chose to opt
in, but currently that was rare.
He said people needed to be
careful to read the fine print
before they signed up to online
services.
“We would urge people to read
the terms and conditions and see
how their information is being
shared. Then really it comes
down to consent: Do they want
to consent to use that service.”
NetSafe executive director
Martin Cocker said there were
often complaints through its
The Orb online crime reporting
service from people who had
signed up to a service and ended
up being contacted by other
businesses.
He said the privacy policy
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information was shared, so
the responsibility was on users
to be aware of what they were
agreeing to, and then decide if
they were comfortable using the
service.
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Armed robbers jailed
Two men have been jailed
for two armed robberies in
January. Joshua Felise Nuu
(front), 20, was sentenced to
two years seven months and
Iosefa Filifili, 19, was jailed for
two years three months. Huu
had a hammer while Filifili,
who was the lookout, had
an axe when they robbed
a Dallington convenience
store of cigarettes and
cash totalling $4600 in
January. They both went into
a second store, a dairy in
North New Brighton (below),
on January 25 but fled
empty-handed. The men
handed themselves in to the
police when security camera
photographs were released
by the police and published
in the media.
Burke in council race
• By Donna Miles
FAIMEH BURKE has
announced her candidacy in
the new Waimairi Ward of the
October local body elections.
Ms Burke, a long time community
board member, is standing
for the city council.
She will not stand for the new
Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood
Community Board.
It will be Ms Burke’s fifth attempt
at winning a seat around
the city council table.
Ms Burke said she has had
discussions with two sitting
councillors, Raf Manji and Jamie
Gough, over which ward they
would stand in.
It is anticipated October’s
elections will be hotly contested
because of boundary changes
and the creation of three more
council seats.
Cr Raf Manji is expected to
announce his decision as to
whether to stand by the beginning
of July.
“It’s a major commitment, so
not a decision I take lightly,” he
told The Star.
Cr Gough said if Cr Manji
decided to run, the two would
RUNNING: Faimeh Burke (left) has had discussions with city
councillors Jamie Gough (middle) and Raf Manji (right) over
running for the city council.
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strong independent candidates
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“Raf and I obviously work
both closely and well together
so we are prudently taking a
holistic view of our ward,” Cr
Gough said.
Cr Gough said his chances of
getting re-elected was best in
Fendalton Ward but believed the
work he had done for the wider
Fendalton-Waimairi ward made
him electable in any of the new
wards.
Ms Burke said she was bouyed
by the fact she had a good
knowledge of the local issues
and a good support base in the
area.
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of council representation the
number of existing wards were
increased from seven to 16.
Each of the new 16 wards
will now be represented by one
councilor, increasing the total
number of councillors from 13
to 16.
The number of community
boards will be reduced from
eight to seven.
Overall, the number of elected
councillors and community
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EDITORIAL
Will anti-smoking
measures be effective?
SMOKING IN New Zealand
today is only a fraction of what it
used to be.
Its outright prohibition
in enclosed public places,
restrictions on its advertising,
promotion and display at the
point of sale, and punitive
taxation, have probably all
contributed to its decline.
It is nearly 30 years since
governments began to take these
steps and by any measure they
have been effective.
At last count, only 15 per cent
of the population over 15, or
just over half a million people,
still smoked daily. Many might
have imagined the figure was
even lower; it is common in
some social circles these days to
find nobody smokes anymore.
But that is the remaining
problem, smoking is now heavily
concentrated in certain ages and
ethnic groups.
Among young men aged
18-34, more than 25 per cent
smoke. Young women have a
lower rate but it is still relatively
high at 20 per cent. The Maori
rate is 38 per cent and among
Maori women it is higher, nearly
42 per cent. Those of Pacific Island
descent have a rate just under
25 per cent. The Maori and
Pacific populations are younger
than the population generally,
which helps account for the high
smoking rate among younger
people overall.
No wonder, then, that the
Maori Party is the most assiduous
anti-smoking legislator in
Parliament.
In the Budget, Finance
Minister Bill English attributed
another round of programmed
tobacco tax hikes to the Maori
Party. Yesterday, the party was
mainly responsible for the draft
“plain pack” cigarette regulations
announced by Associate
Health Minister Peseta Sam
Lotu-Iiga. The Maori Party has
been pressing for the graphic
pictorial warnings in place
of brand design on cigarette
packets for years. It was probably
hoping for a decision more definite
than draft regulations and
a consultation document but it
can count those as progress. It
will be much more satisfied with
the tax increases that will raise
the cost of a packet by more than
$2 a year.
Within four years it will be
costing a worker on the average
wage a full hour’s work to afford
his or her packet a day. And
since those smokers are disproportionately
young and Maori,
it is not hard to understand the
concern of those who say the
tax hikes will hit hardest those
households that can least afford
them. “Racist” was the term
used by one critic though it cannot
apply when the policy has
been initiated and sustained by
Maori MPs.
They believe it will be effective,
making their people better off in
the long run.
But will it be effective? The
question that should be asked
of all further anti-smoking
measures is, why are some
people still smoking in spite of
everything that has been done
to discourage them? They have
proved impervious to rapid
price increases every year for
five years now. Why should the
next four annual increases make
any difference to them? And
what evidence is there that more
graphic health warnings will be
any more effective than those
cigarette packets have carried for
many years?
Anti-smoking campaigns can
sound more like vengeance on
tobacco companies than practical
remedies for addiction. Some
people might never quit.
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The Star asked its readers
what changes they would
like made to the St Andrews
Hill and Bridle Path Rds
intersection, Ferrymead,
after a report criticised its
layout
A. Edwards – This corner is a
disaster and it is only a matter
of time before there is a really
serious accident and/or fatality.
THis intersection design can
only have been completed by
people who sit in a room without
windows and never go outside.
Yes, lights at the foot of St
Andrews Hill Rd would assist.
But as well they need to lose the
triangular island shown at the
right of your photo.
If it is actually necessary to
have traffic lights there they
Young people are our future –
LIVING in New Zealand, we
have so much going for us.
A stable country, a beautiful
environment, smart and talented
people. But one thing that counts
against us is the big number of
our young people who are not
in employment, education or
training – the so-called NEETS.
We now have 87,200 young
Kiwis between the ages of 15 and
24 categorised as NEETs. That’s
23,100 more than when National
took office. In Christchurch, we
have 6100 of these young people
sitting on the scrap heap. I see
Orbiter Bus stops Innes Road
should be suspended from
overhead cables. The traffic light
poles on this island are a hazard
in themselves.
Removing the island would
allow another lane to be formed
for the traffic flowing along
Bridle Path Rd ie: travelling towards
the estuary. So that would
provide two left turning lanes for
both traffic flows ie: Bridle Path
and St Andrews Hill Rds, which
should allow each phase to clear
without backing up.
Kathy Kerr – I live in Sumner
and work in Lyttelton. On several
occasions I have been cut off
by drivers coming down fast off
St Andrews Hill Rd and failing
to give way at the sign. I have
been turning left into Bridle Path
Rd on a green light at the time.
that number and I think to myself
“what an incredible waste”.
Our young people are incredible
talented and impressive.
They’re creative and innovative
and the ones I meet are keen for
work, they’re keen to learn. They
just need an opportunity.
With so much work still needing
to be done in the Canterbury
Megan Woods
At the very least, I would like
to see a stop sign on St Andrews
Hill Rd instead of the give way
sign which is there at the moment.
Lights would be better.
Sandy Cassels, of Lyttelton
– Could there not be three lanes,
one for Heathcote traffic turning
left into Ferry Rd, two for hill
traffic turning left into Ferry
Rd and three for those turning
right to Sumner? Move the island
in the middle a little to create
more space. Cyclists might need
to use the footpath for turning
left and the road for turning
right.
If lights are installed, they
would need to have a longer
green phase so everyone can get
a go at moving on and not creating
a backlog of traffic.
rebuild, how is it we still have
thousands of young people sitting
idle? Especially when I talk
to employers all the time who are
struggling to find staff with the
right skills.
That’s why I’ve always been
such a passionate advocate of
Labour’s dole for apprenticeships
policy.

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Readers respond to our article on assault victims Michelle
Coker and her daughter Georgia Fergusson; and a new
smoking law
Peter Banens, of Addington
– The inner-city is definitely
becoming more violent [The
Star, June 2]. You ask what
should be done to make the
streets safer.
Before the police and the
traffic department were merged
some years ago, we used to see
police patrolling the inner-city
streets on foot.
But now the police are too
busy with things like catching
motorists using cellphones
while driving,and fining motorists
for exceeding the 30km/h
inner-city speed limit.
I say bring back the traffic department,
and also bring back
inner-city police foot patrols.
Jocelyn Pirini, of Woolston
– I am shocked and appalled at
the treatment Michelle and her
daughter Georgia have received
over this attack.
I am a friend of Michelle and
this attack has really affected
her in more ways than one.
If that had happened to me I
would also have been trying all
I could to get that girl off my
daughter.
Our justice system stinks.
I wonder what the judge or
the police officers would have
done if that was their mother or
give them an opportunity
Paying an employer the
equivalent of the dole to take on
a young person – to give them
an opportunity to learn a trade,
to earn some income, to learn
skills and responsibilities.
It’s a much better approach
than tolerating unemployment
like the current government
does.
We know it’s bad for the kids
themselves as well. We know
young people out of work like
this are likely to have a lifetime
of poorer outcomes not just in
Georgia Fergusson (left) and her mother Michelle Cocker.
daughter.
They wouldn’t have let that go
so easy.
Nichola Wilkie – The
stance to pass a Bill to detain
people against their will for up
to 56 days to stop smoking is
bizarre [The Star, May 12].
Family, whanau could dob
you in – oh, how to cause a rift
between loved ones, or if you
didn’t like them before you
surely won’t now.
About 11,000 people in New
Zealand die each year due to
food related illnesses, 5000 due
future wage earning capacity,
but in terms of personal health
and well-being.
It might be a cliché, but our
kids are our future. In coming
decades the number of New
Zealanders over 65 will double,
and today’s young people will be
steering our economy.
We’re entering an age where
lifelong learning, being able to
train and retrain across multiple
jobs and even multiple careers,
will become more important
than ever.
to smoking-related illnesses.
I have never heard of anyone
having caused an accident
because they have smoked too
much.
Smokers can be good leaders,
workers and parents.
It was reported on TV1 on
January 31, 2012, ‘Chronic
stress shrinks the brain’. Some
may smoke to de-stress, so
could smokers be deemed as
imbeciles if the Bill is passed, by
way of definition.
The whole principle of the
proposed Bill in my view is
wrong.
That’s why Labour has
announced its plan for three
years of free post-school
education or training,
available throughout
someone’s life.
It’ll give people the lifelong
learning opportunities they need
to reach their potential.
The future for our city will
look so much brighter if we are
harnessing everyone’s talent
and giving everyone in
Christchurch the tools they
need to succeed.
City councillor Pauline
Cotter (below) looks
at the dwindling
supply of the region’s
water, and what could
be done.
Range of factors
affecting stream flows
RECENTLY The Star ran a front
page article about the challenges
we are facing around water
supply in Christchurch, and I
thank The Star for highlighting
this situation.
However, the choice of
headline was misleading when it
stated that charging for our water
is on the cards for our city.
In fact, this was merely part
of a discussion prompted by
the presentation of a report
by Professor Bryan
Jenkins, Christchurch’s
Drying Streams:
Management
Actions to the
Christchurch
West Melton Zone
Committee.
The report tells us
that there are two main
sources that provide
the base flow to our streams such
as the Waimairi and Wai-iti.
1. Rainfall recharging the water
table. Climate change has been
the cause of less rainfall in the
winter, therefore less soakage
into the groundwater. Warmer
temperatures has meant more
water is lost to evaporation.
2. Artesian spring discharge
from the aquifers in the
Christchurch West Melton zone.
Seventy per cent to 80 per cent
of artesian inflow comes from
seepage from the Waimakariri
River through the shingle fans.
Our urban growth and
expansion means a greater
amount of water being extracted
from the aquifers.
Forty-five per cent of the take
is for residential and commercial
use. So we can see there is a range
of things that are affecting the
stream flows. Charging for water
may reduce the take, but there are
other tools that could be used to
reduce our water use, including
exploring management plans.
These could include greater use
of pervious surfaces so that rain
has the opportunity to soak into
the ground rather than
run off, water re-use tanks for
non-drinking uses around
the house, and education
programmes that
encourage users to
conserve this precious
resource.
Environment
Canterbury will be
taking measurements of
approximately 250 wells
in the coming weeks, in
order to understand the
groundwater flow on the
Waimakariri, and to provide data
on water flows in Canterbury’s
aquifer system.
We must anticipate continuing
climate change effects, manage
the effects of urbanisation, and
ensure that we acquire data
to develop a water demand
management strategy, way before
any talk of charging for our
water.
•The editor responds:
The headline was an accurate
reflection of the article. The
Oxford Dictionary says the
phrase, on the cards, can
mean possible or likely.
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water is one of the possibilities
that will be discussed to conserve
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The Big Question
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump look like they will almost certainly sqaure
off for the United States presidency, in what will be the most intriguing
American election of all time. Bridget Rutherford asked people who will win
the presidential race, and why
Emily Calles,
student, of Ilam:
Hopefully not
Trump. He just
has a lot of varied
opinions. He says
one thing, sees
people’s reactions
and changes his
mind. He doesn’t
seem like he really
wants what’s best
for America.
Connor Gill,
student, of Ilam:
Probably Trump.
Everyone’s been
voting for him as
a joke, and now
its not a joke and
people can’t turn
it around. There’s
too many people in
America that think
how he thinks. I
just hope he doesn’t
get elected.
Sam Newbold,
student, of Ilam:
I think Trump’s
going to win, he’s
got more votes
and more people
seem to like him.
He’s more popular
at the moment. I
want Clinton to win
because she’s not
sexist. I think social
media has made the
election bigger than
it is.
Who would you prefer to win the United
States election? Email us at editor@
starmedia.kiwi or comment on facebook.
com/riseupchristchurch/
Jacinta Lu, student,
of Riccarton:
I want Hillary
to win. Donald
Trump is a bit
commercialised.
I don’t think
he would be
appropriate to
be president. I
didn’t think he
would be running
to be president
because he was
on that show, The
Apprentice.
Tom Collins,
student, of
Merivale:
I think Donald
Trump will win.
I think Hillary
Clinton has this
really high standard
on her. She can’t
just say anything
like Trump because
she’s a woman.
So she’s got to
rise above it all.
The thought of
Trump winning
is absolutely
terrifying. It would
be a nightmare if it
happens.
Juliet Bruce,
student, of
Merivale:
I hope Clinton
wins, but I would be
apprehensive about
how it would play
out with Clinton as
president. Everyone
would have flaws
in that role. Her
long history means
that it would
compromise things
– chances are on
any issue things that
she may have said
twenty years ago
would be brought
up.
Angus McGregor,
PhD student, of
Riccarton:
Hillary has got
to win. I think
Trump’s support
will wane,
especially after
the democratic
convention.
Hillary’s support
will increase a lot
over Trump. Trump
is the less popular
candidate of the
two. Hillary is
moderate enough
in terms of swing
voters. No left
person is going to
vote for Trump.
Daniel Bishop,
tutor, of central
city:
Who will win?
Not the American
people. I’ve got to
believe that Hillary
is going to get it
because the alternative
is ridiculous.
Lots of people
would say Hillary.
I think there’s got
to be some people
jumping vote from
Trump. I think
more voters would
jump from Bernie
Sanders to Clinton,
than Ted Cruz voters
to Trump.
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We’re on the home straight
SCIRT’s programme of repairs to pipes, roads, bridges and retaining walls will
be completed by December this year.
After SCIRT, The Christchurch City Council and NZ Transport Agency will
continue their programmes of ongoing repairs.
Your support is helping us to get the job done, thank you from the SCIRT team.
We’re now 89% of the way through our programme of repairs.
THE SCIRT PROGRAMME
IS 89% COMPLETE
86 % 97 %
of underground pipes are fixed
82 % 84 %
of retaining walls are repaired
of bridge repair work is done
of road repairs are complete
SCIRT progress across the city
We’ve largely completed our work in the central city and most of SCIRT’s work
this year is now in the suburbs.
• A third of SCIRT’s work this year is focussed on the east of Christchurch
and crews have been busy working their way through a big programme of
infrastructure repairs and rebuilds throughout New Brighton, Linwood,
Aranui, Parklands and Shirley.
• SCIRT crews are working their way through repairs of underground pipes
and roads in the north and north-west of Christchurch. Residents would
have seen them spread throughout Saint Albans, Merivale and Papanui.
• Many of the southern suburbs will see SCIRT crews depart their
neighbourhoods over the next few months. Ongoing work in Cashmere,
Hillsborough and Woolston will continue through to the end of the year.
• In the Bays, retaining wall, underground pipes and roading repairs are
steadily being completed. Lyttelton is still busy with ongoing retaining wall
repairs which are due to be completed in September, underground pipe and
roading repairs will continue in the area through to the end of the year.
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Our People
Nick Smith
Media man’s 50-year plus career
Star Media chairman Nick Smith
was named an officer of the
New Zealand Order of Merit in
the Queen’s Birthday Honours
over the weekend, for his work
in media and sports. He spoke
to Gabrielle Stuart about his 51
years in the industry
Tell me about your first job in
media?
That was at The Christchurch
Star in 1965, back when it was on
Kilmore St. I was an advertising
cadet. In those days it was New
Zealand’s foremost newspaper
for advertising. It used to beat
the Auckland Star, so there was
a lot of rivalry there. It was the
heyday of newspapers. TV wasn’t
big so you weren’t competing for
eyeballs. And of course it was all
black and white then, aside from
the occasional bit of spot colour.
I spent two and a half years
there, and it was fantastic. I still
have a lot of friends from those
days; we had a lot of fun together.
We used to have boxing tournaments
in the lunchroom, golf
and table tennis tournaments,
rugby matches with police
and other media. For someone
who was from a different town,
NEWSPAPER MAN: Nick Smith is chairman of Star Media and director of Allied Press, which
owns the Otago Daily Times and 14 other regional papers.
because I went to school in Dunedin,
meeting all people from all
walks of life was special, many
are still great mates.
So where did you go from
there?
I went back to Dunedin for
a couple of years. I did a lot of
sport – a bit of cricket, a bit
of golf, a bit of tennis, a bit of
squash. I was alright, I played
for Otago and for Auckland, but
I was never a star. Then around
1970 I went up to Auckland and
spent a couple of years at the
New Zealand Herald. That was
also a fantastic experience, but
they were not as friendly, a bit
more exclusive than at The Star.
The advertising department
was a bit special, or at least they
thought they were. But I married
my wife Diana in Auckland and
we came back to Dunedin, and
15 months later my daughter
Charlotte appeared.
So CTV – was that your first
foray into the TV side of things?
We ran Channel 39 at Allied
Press, but that was run out of our
own Otago Daily Times building,
so it was not a standalone
venture and it was much lower
cost. It was around 2003 or 2004
we were offered shares in CTV.
Of course we couldn’t run it
from Dunedin, so I was more
of a shadow partner and Murray
Wood ran the place. Then
Murray, along with 15 others,
was killed in the building in the
earthquake.
What happened in those first
weeks afterward?
It was an awful moment. The
morning of the earthquakes I
was actually in that building, but
I had a meeting in Dunedin that
evening and I couldn’t get a flight
down, so I decided to drive. I was
in Timaru when I got the call
saying the building had come
down, but everyone was upset
and it wasn’t making sense, so I
didn’t believe it. I thought it was
a strong building, it wouldn’t
come down. But then Charlotte
called, and she was very upset.
I said is this for real? Of course,
it was. The next day, I met with
the staff. We met at Wairaki Rd,
because it was the only building
we could find, and there was no
power so we sat down in a dark
room. It was an awful meeting.
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in a changing industry celebrated
All people could say was why
me? Why did I survive when my
friends were killed?
We had lost everything at that
point, all we had was one car
and one camera, but we decided
we would open again. It would
have made more sense to take
the insurance money and close
the station, but to me that would
mean we let the staff and the
victims’ families down. That to
me was the driving force.
At the time we were told it
would take ten months to open
again, but we managed to do it
in closer to three. But we had
an awful time of it. We had
equipment coming over from
Japan, but that got caught up in
the tsunami there, so everything
was going wrong. But people
got behind us and helped with
equipment and expertise, which
we were immensely grateful for.
Looking ahead, where do you
see the future of media?
The only thing we know for
sure is that things will change. I
definitely think there’s a future
for local media, and local stories.
We have newspapers from
the West Coast to Southland to
Kaikoura, and they’re all doing
well, because we focus on local
content. The internet is spreading,
and online media is cheap,
but the thing with news is you’ve
got to be able to believe it. Print
is believable, but when you read
something online you just don’t
know.
And of course, people like
Rupert Murdoch and Warren
Buffett are buying newspapers
left and right, and you’ve got
to think they’re pretty smart
operators, they must see a future
in it.
Do you think a day will come
when you’ll read all your news
online, not on paper?
No, I can’t see it. You pick
up a magazine like Style, and
you’ll flick through the pages,
see something that makes you
think, oh, I like that. Then you
might go online to find out more
about it or look up where to buy
it, but print lays it all out for you.
So I think there will always be
print, but at the end of the day,
who knows.
And now your daughter,
Charlotte Smulders, is obviously
following in your footsteps
as director of Star Media
and CTV.
Yes. She was always a very
diligent child. But she worked
MEDIA VETERAN: Nick Smith (right) with his daughter Charlotte
and her husband Pier Smulders. Mr Smith is chairman of Star
Media, owned by Pier and Charlotte. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
with PMP in Australia for several
years, and spent some time
in London, too, so she definitely
knows what she’s doing. I’m
pretty pleased to see what she’s
achieved.
Tell me about your other passion
– the sport.
Work’s a hobby, sport has
always been my life. Whether
you’re playing or in administration,
you make some fantastic
friends. And I’ve always invested
in sport, because my philosophy
has always been what’s good
for the province is what’s good
for the business, and what’s
good for the company is good
for the province. And we’ve got
some great cricket grounds, The
University Oval in Dunedin and
Hagley Park are both fantastic.
We now have two world class
facilities in the South Island so
we should see more test matches
rather than the North Island
getting them all.
And you’re an Honourary
Captain of the New Zealand
Navy – how did that come
about?
That started in 1983, and
means when any visiting ships
come into port you’re not
exactly a liaison officer just a
front man, you do a lot to help
the captains and the senior
ranks, taking them to places like
Wanaka and organising sporting
events, getting newspapers
on board and that kind of thing.
It’s all very good fun. One of the
highlights was a time on Sydney
Harbour with three admirals,
a Commodore and two senior
Captains. But really it’s doing a
type of PR for the city and the
country and most enjoyable.
And what are your plans for
the future?
Well, if you don’t look at areas
to grow and expand in the media
business you will stagnate,
so hopefully this fate will not
eventuate. Opportunities will
come and go but I hope more
come and grow than go. And I
haven’t played golf properly for
30 or 40 years, so this maybe a
great time to get back to it as the
number of years left are rapidly
diminishing.
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THERE IS less than a month to
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The Star Home & Leisure Show.
More than 12,000 people
visited the show last year, which
runs over Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, July 1 to 3.
The show features the latest
trends and technology for home
building or renovation, as well as
special deals on everything from
spa pools to campervans.
You can talk directly with the
experts there to get advice or
tips, or take the opportunity to
try new products or technology.
There will also be plenty of
prizes on offer, including a
$25,000 central heating system,
thanks to Central Heating NZ.
•The show will be held at
Horncastle Arena from July
1-3 from 10am to 5pm. For
more information, visit www.
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SHOW
HAVING A remote control
home is no longer the stuff of
science fiction.
If you have the technology,
you can now turn your heating
on while you’re on your way
home, set a crock-pot to start
your dinner cooking, and check
up instantly on your home if a
security or fire alarm goes off to
see if it’s a danger or just a false
alarm.
Although the technology has
existed for several years, it has
been expensive and complicated
to install.
Startup company Morepork’s
goal is to make the technology
accessible to anyone.
Chief executive Gemma
Croombs said its systems could
be installed simply yourself,
with simple plug in cameras
and control panels and wireless
alarms and sensors.
“People have the perception
IN YOUR HAND: Chief executive Gemma Croombs using
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you can only have them if
you’re building and you can put
cable all through your home,
but it doesn’t have to be like that
anymore.”
The company, which was
backed by Spark, launched in
August last year, but she said
the technology was already
growing.
“One of the things we’re testing
at the moment is a smart
door bell which sets up voice
call, so if someone’s there to
drop off a package you can say
just drop off, don’t leave me to
pick it up from the depot on my
weekend. Or if you have a smart
lock, you can just remotely open
the door and let them in.”
As new technology was developed,
she said it could be added
on to the same system.
She plans to be at The Star
Home & Leisure Show with her
team, with several systems set
up for people to play with there,
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
THE CITY council has revealed
the first steps to be completed for
the extension on Halswell Junction
Rd.
As part of the first step, Halswell
Junction Rd will be extended from
Foremans Rd to Waterloo Rd
providing a new link across the
railway with the aim to maintain
traffic flow.
But city council said the staging
has not yet finalised and cannot
say when the work will begin.
Head of Transport Chris Gregory
said the new railway crossing
is a replacement to the nearby
railway crossing.
The project will consist of an
alteration to the existing intersection
of Foremans and Halswell
Junction Rd to channel trucks
from the north-eastern section of
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Thursday June 9 2016
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Taste
Cooking for the creative crowd
Ever wondered who is cooking your food when you go out
to a cafe or restaurant? The Star continues its series talking
with chefs.
XCHC cafe head chef – Aliesha McGilligan
• By Gabrielle Stuart
LUNCHES AT XCHC are
something quite different.
The building – Exhange
Christchurch – serves as a hub
for creative people in the city:
singers, fashion designers, architects,
tech developers and artists.
Aliesha McGilligan’s cafe
is a place where they all come
together, alongside many people
from the wider community,
from tradies to foodies.
“People come from all over
town, and people travel. I’ve had
people walk an hour and a half
to get here,” she said.
Her goal is to create something
unique, with communal tables,
a fixed, seasonal menu each day
and all locally-sourced ingredients,
from the fresh-baked bread
to the milk and produce brought
from local farmers.
But creating something different
is nothing new to her.
Her first foray into the kitchen
was as a kitchen-hand at The
Tap Room, where she worked
her way up until she earned
responsibility for making the
desserts.
“It’s not just about reading a
recipe, you had to be quite agile,
and I really thought about the
science of it. I started to do the
desserts better than their chef
did, so they told me to put on
some whites.”
Since then, she has worked in
all kinds of kitchens – from fine
dining restaurant Matterhorn
in Wellington, where she said a
puree could be worked on for 15
hours to make sure it was shiny
enough, to open-air stalls at the
Christchurch Farmers’ Market
and The Commons.
At 3pm on the day of the February
22 earthquake, she was set
to sign a contract to work with
chef Simo Abbari at the Crowne
Plaza.
But Restaurant Simo’s was
badly damaged in the earthquakes
and then demolished.
“It was months until I could
help Simo restart his new restaurant,
and we went from opulence
LOCAL INGREDIENTS: Aliesha McGilligan prepares a seasonal
menu at XCHC.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
to essentially a carpark next to
Domino’s,” she said.
Her next move was to Riccarton
House, working at the restaurant
and at the Christchurch
Farmers’ Market.
“It was a dream job, really. As
a young chef, you are always told
do this recipe, do this recipe,
weigh this out, but when I got
there they said what menu are
you putting out today? So they
gave me a chance to start with
the idea, to bring myself to the
plate.”
She went on to work for owner
Jamie Bennett for four years,
helping him to open his Passengers
& Co and Town Tonic
restaurants.
On her weekends off she
worked on her own projects,
selling fresh ice cream at the
farmers’ market and wood-fired
pizza at The Commons through
Gapfiller.
That often meant she worked
seven days a week, but she said
she loved it.
That was where she met XCHC
founder Camia Young, who
recruited her to open the cafe.
She said the community she
discovered there was amazing.
“It shines through, you can
taste it, you can feel it and it’s
palpable. Customers are excited
about it and we feed off that.
For me, it’s about the whole
ecology of the whole process. I
don’t want to be just consuming,
I want to be supporting my
friends who happen to be the
best organic farmers in town.”
She said growing up without
much on the east side of town
helped to shape her vision for
the cafe.
She was inspired by her
mother’s “hospitable spirit” as
she made hearty, satisfying food
on a small budget, and by her
foodie uncle who gave her an
insight into a different world of
food.
That also fed into the way
she managed her team, and her
goals for the future of the cafe.
“I would like to work on a new
model for hospitality. It’s workers
need to be treated better, my
team needs to be supported with
a living wage, and nutritious
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it, and encouragement and support
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Ingredients
Ingredients
1 packet Spaghetti
800 g Clams, or cockles
1 punnet Cherry tomatoes, quartered
2 Lemons, freshly zested and
juiced
1 Red chilli, finely chopped
1 cup Red chard leaves, chopped
4 Tbsp Olive oil
1 cup Flat leaf (Italian) parsley,
chopped
4 Tbsp Pecorino cheese, finely
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Heat a large saucepan until hot.
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parsley.
2 Tbsp Vegetable oil
400 g Beef mince
1 tsp Fresh ginger
2 cloves Garlic
1 Red onion
500 g Frozen mixed stir-fry
vegetables
3 Tbsp Sweet chilli sauce
4 Tbsp Light soy sauce
½ cup Roasted peanuts
Fresh coriander
Directions
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new leaves look wilted and curling up. Normally they would be in flower now. Is this aphids?
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A viburnum hedge has been heavily infected
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The symptoms of thrips are visible on the upper
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While viburnum can make an attractive hedge, in
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To extend the life of your viburnum hedge, regular clipping over the summer months as well as
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If you like picking your own fruit – try feijoas
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added bonus of delicious fruit.
Feijoas are an attractive evergreen
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They are easily trimmed and
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Feijoas generally prefer a warm
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For more gardening inspiration,
pick up the latest issue of
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Rachel Vogan talks you
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in the garden now
WITH THE short sharp days ahead,
maybe start putting aside a reading pile
or creating a to-do list or wish list for the
garden.
Hunt out old gardening books or
take a trip to the library for ideas and
inspiration.
Gather up seed catalogues as they come
in and mark off what crops you would
like to try next season. It is a good time
to do a stocktake in the garden shed and
check over garden tools and do some
maintenance.
And while you are at it, check those
seeds you have saved earlier on to make
sure they are not mouldy and label them
clearly so you know what they are when
you find them in the drawer next spring.
GARDENING GUIDE
Roses
To ensure our roses give us the best
performance and plentiful blooms for the
following season, we must brave the cold
and tidy up, mulch, spray and prune our
somewhat scraggly and, by now, bare roses.
Planting: Roses like sun for at least one
third of the day, and some air movement.
Deep digging helps drainage, aeration and
loosens the soil for easy root penetration.
Mix in compost to improve the soil condition
and add a handful of ‘Blood & Bone’. If you’re
replacing an old rose, it’s well worth the effort
to dig out the old soil too. Dig the hole large
enough to create a mound in the bottom so
that the roots can be spread over it, ensuring
it is deep enough for the graft to sit just
above the soil. Do not apply fertiliser at this
stage as direct contact with fertiliser can kill
tender new roots. Space your plants about a
metre apart, slightly more for very vigorous
varieties, and two metres apart for climbers.
Remember to keep your rose well-watered for
the first six months as it becomes established.
Pruning: Rose flowers are produced on new
season’s growth, so by cutting-out dead,
diseased wood and reducing the stems
you will get strong new growth and lots of
flowers. As a guideline prune between ⅓ to
½ of the growth on bush roses and ½ of the
growth for floribunda. Remove all spindly
weak intertwining branches, especially those
that rub up against one another or are too
crowded, cutting just above a bud always on
an angle pointing in the direction in which you
wish the stem to grow. You should aim for 3-5
healthy canes. With standard roses cut to an
outward growth to maintain a beautiful shape.
Climbing roses are pruned lightly in winter
and given their main pruning after flowering
(spring/summer) removing old and dead
canes and shortening what remains.
Spraying: In winter, spray with lime sulphur,
which encourages the defoliation of leaves as
well as keeping the stems free of scale, moss
and lichen. In a further three weeks apply a
copper and oil spray to help prevent scale, red
mite and fungal problems.
Fertiliser: Winter is the optimum time to add
garden lime or dolomite lime to keep your soil
sweet. After August add half a cup of fertiliser
to each rose and reapply at three monthly
intervals (excluding winter).
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VEGETABLES
Dig up any potatoes still in the ground,
especially in areas where the soil can
become soggy over winter. Mature
potatoes that sit in moist soil will resprout
and become inedible.
The skin on pumpkins and gourds will
be tightening up to protect the flesh over
months to come; leaving them outdoors
to soak up a few frosts will help sweeten
the flesh. Remember always to leave
the stalk or handle on pumpkins when
harvesting. Plant broad beans before it
gets too cold. These do need a spot away
from strong wind or maybe some stakes
to support the stems.
FRUIT
Do you have a favourite fruit that makes
you smile or even salivate when it
ripens each year? At the moment, go-to
fruits are feijoas and the New Zealand
cranberry (Chilean guava).
These highly aromatic and hardy
evergreen fruits can be grown in
orchards or planted as ornamentals in
garden borders, both coping well with
trimming. When picking feijoas leave
them to fully ripen on the tree, waiting
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LYTTELTON TUNNEL NEWS
SOUTH ISLAND’S ECONOMIC LIFELINE
Since the February 2011 earthquake, Lyttelton
Tunnel has become even more of an economic
lifeline for Canterbury and the South Island. It is
critical for getting fuel supplies to Christchurch
and beyond and for exporters to get their
product to markets.
The long-term closure of Evans Pass because of
rockfall means the tunnel will remain the only
viable access route for freight vehicles to get to
the Lyttelton Port of Christchurch until late 2017/
early 2018 when it is expected Evans Pass will
re-open.
While Dyers Pass Road and Gebbies Pass can
be used by some heavy vehicles, these are not
preferred routes because of the greater safety
issues relating to steep grades and narrow,
windy roads.
The additional freight vehicles through
the tunnel, which includes those carrying
demolition rubble to the Port for its reclamation
programme, are contributing to the sometimes
general lack of cleanliness of the tunnel, i.e.
grime on the white tiles.
Up to eight tonnes of dirt and dust can be
removed from the tunnel every month. This
compares with 235kg a month before the
earthquakes, sweeping of the tunnel having
increased from once a month to three times a
week.
Cleaning of the tunnel often came second in
the early days following the earthquakes, with
the tunnel being kept open for freight vehicles,
particularly dangerous goods, which require the
tunnel to be closed to all other traffic, including
the cleaning machines, for periods of up to
10 minutes. Dangerous goods vehicles include
tankers carrying petrol, gas and other highly
flammable goods.
On average, 600 tankers travel through the
tunnel each month and up to 30 on some nights.
This means the tunnel can be closed for several
hours a day as the tankers arrive at varying
times, depending on schedules, the number of
closures differing each hour. These closures,
however, are at night, from 6.30pm to 7am.
The NZ Transport Agency works hard to
balance the needs of everyone who requires
access through the tunnel, keeping delays to a
minimum but always being mindful of the need
to undertake regular maintenance to protect the
51-year-old structure.
Lyttelton Tunnel bylaw
The NZ Transport Agency is bringing in a revised bylaw to better manage Lyttelton Tunnel
and ensure the safety of all users.
The biggest change under the revised bylaw will be mandatory covering of truck and
trailers carrying bulk goods through the tunnel. This is a result of dust and dirt from these
vehicles which has become both a safety and maintenance issue.
While the Land Transport Act requires all vehicles secure their loads, the new bylaw
specifies that all loose bulk loads must be covered in a way that minimises dirt and
material escaping.
The area over which the bylaw can be enforced is also being extended to cover State
Highway 74 from the intersection of Norwich Quay and Oxford Street, in Lyttelton, to the
old layover bay, 200 metres north, of the Bridle Path Road on-ramp on the Heathcote side.
For safety, the revised bylaw reconfirms that dangerous goods and over dimension
vehicles will not be allowed to use the tunnel. This will be enforced once Evans Pass reopens
late 2017/early 2018.
Under the revised bylaw, the maximum height and width limits for the tunnel will be:
• Any vehicle more than 2.6m wide needs permission to enter the tunnel
• No vehicles more than 4.27m in height can use the tunnel.
The new bylaw will come into effect 28 days after it is advertised in the NZ Gazette,
which is likely to be next month.

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LYTTELTON TUNNEL NEWS
Restoring access
via Evans Pass
Work is underway to get earthquake-damaged Evans
Pass re-opened by late 2017/early 2018. This will enable
dangerous goods and over dimensional vehicles to
be re-routed via Evans Pass, reducing the number of
closures of Lyttelton Tunnel.
Work began repairing the road and retaining walls and
reducing the risk to road users of geotechnical hazards
at the end of last year and is progressing well.
This work, being undertaken by the Christchurch City
Council, will cost $40 to $60 million. The NZ Transport
Agency is funding 83 per cent of the cost, recognising
the importance of Sumner Road/Evans Pass as a lifeline
route and in getting freight to the Port of Lyttelton.
Work underway includes scaling to remove loose
surface materials; blasting to remove boulders and
outcrops; and earthworks including the engineered
removal of soil and rock to reshape the land. Bunds may
also be required to contain any future rock fall.
Keep up-to-date with this work by signing up for the
Christchurch City Council’s newsletter by emailing:
slcorridor@ccc.govt.nz
MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME
Lyttelton Tunnel celebrated its 50th birthday in 2014 and cosmetically the tunnel is
beginning to show its age.
Following the earthquakes, regular cleaning of the tunnel came second to keeping the
road open in the early days, in particular to provide access for freight vehicles to the
Port of Lyttelton.
In the last two years, the NZ Transport Agency has reinstated its regular cleaning
programme. To lessen the disruption for everyone, this is now going to be mainly on
Thursday nights from 9pm to 2am. That’s so everyone knows when there are likely to
be delays and to plan their journeys. What will impact on this timing, will be when bulk
ships are in Port and unload their cargo around the clock.
During the next couple of months, we will also be replacing the cat’s eye lights in the
centre of the road. This will be done at night and reduce the tunnel to single lane.
Vehicles will be escorted through during this time and there could be delays. These
delays will be advertised.
Towards the end of this year, the Transport Agency is looking to begin installing a
deluge system which will activate sprinklers in the tunnel in the event of a fire. This
work could result in the need for some lengthy closures but it is critical to improve
safety within the tunnel. The Transport Agency is currently working through ways to
minimise closures and keep everyone moving during this time.
HOW DO YOU KEEP INFORMED?
Closures of Lyttelton Tunnel can be frustrating for all users.
The NZ Transport Agency does work to minimise the disruption
and make it easier for everyone to get to where they need to
go on time.
Regular planned maintenance work is carried out throughout
the week, usually on a Thursday night from 9pm to 2am when
access is single-lane and vehicles are escorted through; other
closures are limited to 10 minutes for dangerous goods vehicles
to travel through the tunnel.
To keep better informed about what is happening at Lyttelton Tunnel
and when closures for maintenance are likely:
• Visit our website: www.highwayinfo.govt.nz/traffic/regions
• Phone 0800 4 HIGHWAYS (0800 44 44 49)
• Register for traffic updates at: www.onthemove.govt.nz
You can also follow us on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/nztasouthisland and
Twitter: twitter.com/NZTACWC
The latest traveller information is also available on the
www.tfc.govt.nz website.
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Incentivising
Travel
The Star
IT’S FAIR to say that
my kids aren’t the
most adventurous
eaters. Although they
are pretty good with
the stock standard
meat-and-three-vege
option, they’re not
so keen when I add some spice into their
culinary life.
Suffice to say, dinner time is not the most
satisfying time of my day – especially when
I present something new.
When 5pm rolls around, I usually have four
tired and scratchy girls. If dinner is something
that they love, then it goes quite well. When
I try introduce something new, however, it’s
met with rolling eyes and sudden declarations
of not feeling hungry (quickly followed up
with a request for something else). But, as I
refuse to short-order cook, I impose one of
either two strategies.
First, I turn it into a competition: “I bet
the twins are the first to take a bite,” which
inevitably spurs on the big sisters to get
their forks into it and take out the title.
“Hooray!’’ Lots of positive praise and
excitement pitched towards the first taster,
which in turn motivates the rest of them.
For the most part, once they have tried the
first few mouthfuls, they usually respond
well and find it tastier than they imagined.
However, if the first attempt doesn’t
bode well, I move on to plan B – dessert.
Although some might say using food as a
‘reward’ sends the wrong messages to our
children, my experience shows that the
incentive of a sweet treat post dinner is
enough to encourage a few bites of a new
dish (which is half of the battle won when
introducing new foods).
With my six-year old now beginning to
Melissa McDonnell
value and understand the consequence of
her choices (as well as learning the importance
and benefit of having a healthy, balanced
diet), she often shows enthusiasm for
a new meal and therefore the first to have
dessert. And when her little sisters see her
tucking into her pudding, it’s just the incentive
they need to pique their interest.
However, I don’t insist they finish it if they
genuinely don’t like the first bite. All I ask
is that they make a good attempt, and then
move on to the other foods on their plate
(which I know they will like and eat). Studies
have shown it takes (on average) a dozen
tastes of a new food before taste buds adjust
to appreciate a new culinary delight, so I
know that good things take time.
Although it’s hard, I am conscious not to
make the dinner table a battleground. I try to
avoid making a fuss if they pick at their plate
and if they are simply not hungry, they then
get down and head to the bath. The choice
is theirs (although they know that once their
plate is cleared, that’s it for the night).
As I am sure most parents appreciate, it’s
a hard task ensuring your kids are consistently
eating substantial and nutritious
meals. So, in our family, the offer of a little
ice cream has proved a good way to get past
those first few hesitant mouthfuls, develop
the taste buds, and has slowly (but surely)
led to having once questionable meals turn
into firm favourites – which makes dinner
time a much less stressful experience.
Amen to that!
Tickets please,
• By Mike Yardley
THERE’S A ride to remember simply to
reach Kuranda, and that is aboard the
Kuranda Scenic Railway from Cairns.
Exuding a proud history and irresistible
scenery, this vintage rail excursion is
a venerable journey back in time.
I quietly raised a toast to those courageous,
nuggety pioneers who toiled for
five years constructing this back-breaking
engineering feat back in the 1880s.
The terrain was formidable, the heat
sapping and the rainfall drenching.
Driven by a pressing need to get their
gold from the mountains to the coast,
this 37km track was created by 1500
men and their picks, shovels and dyna-
QUAINT: The historic Kuranda
Railway Station disguises the rugged
nature of the terrain in which it is
located.
mite. Over 2 million metres of earth was
removed, while 15 tunnels, 37 bridges
and 93 curves were all hewn by hand.
Christchurch - Brisbane
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all aboard for Kuranda
After rattling through cultivated
farmland and dense plantations
of sugar cane, the train winds
through lush, thick rainforest and
past plunging ravines. As you
approach the tunnels, the forest
mysteriously seems to wrap itself
around you.
I marvelled at the engineering,
as the train steadily climbed 328m
above sea level. Cameras and
smartphones clicked frenetically
from my carriage, as we tootled
through the ravishing tropical
finery of Barron Gorge National
Park, so ancient, unchanged and
imposing.
As the train meandered around
the track’s 93 curves, I became
rather OCD about capturing the
perfect shot of the train’s arc. Try
but try again!
A major punctuation point is
the whistle-stop at Barron Falls,
a welcome chance to stretch the
legs and soak up the panorama
of plunging, serpentine cascades
spilling 260m into the Barron
River. Alighting from the train,
the Kuranda Railway Station is
the sort of storybook setting you’d
half expect to see Thomas and
friends saunter into.
Quaintly old-fashioned and
swaddled in impeccably tended,
tropically-vivid flowers and
plants, the gardens alone scoop
multiple awards for their unbridled
beauty. It’s a five minute
walk up to the mountain village
of Kuranda, a tourist hotbed of
inviting eateries, local art and
craft designers and boutique
producers.
There’s also a variety of wildlife
enclosures – Birdworld, Koala
Gardens and the Butterfly Sanctuary.
The latter is the largest of
its kind in Australia, a fluttering
wonderland of over 1500 hand
reared tropical butterflies. Many
visitors to the North Queensland
rainforest dream of glimpsing the
local fluttering superstar, Ulysses,
famed for its iridescent electric
blue wings. You’re guaranteed to
see Ulysses up-close, in the Butterfly
Sanctuary.
A five minute walk from the
village brings you to the Kuranda
Skyrail terminal. James Cameron’s
epic creation, Avatar, was
top of mind as I leapt aboard this
aerial wonder. The story goes that
his design team were so enthralled
by the sensation of delicately
drifting over the rainforest
canopy, on-board this gondola
system, that it single-handedly
inspired the opening sequence to
the movie blockbuster – complete
with Ulysses.
PANORAMA:
Barron Falls
cascades
260m into the
Barron River.
A cableway
spans 7.5km
across the rain
forest, take a
gondala ride
and enjoy the
scenery.
Strung above the vivid canopy
and spanning 7.5km, the cableway
provides a spectacular birdseye
perspective on the verdant
abundance of the Barron Gorge
National Park, with two stops enroute.
At Red Peak I took a walk
around the boardwalks, which do
include regular complimentary
guided by passionate park rangers.
Stand in awe at the base of the
mighty 400-year-old kauri pine,
and learn why a certain vine is
called ‘wait-a-while’.
Also nicknamed “Lawyer’s
Vine”, it’s a rascally plant, studded
with a series of barbs used
for climbing up other vegetation
as well as snaring unsuspecting
passers-by. You literally have to
wait a while for it to disengage
from you – clever plant.
Back in my floating panoramic
glass capsule, the next stage of
this aerial wonder glided me over
the famous basket ferns that have
made themselves at home in the
branches of many trees, including
the spectacular banyans.
Other eye-catching specimens
include the king ferns, cycads
and fan palms, rising and posing
proudly from the forest floor.
Next stop is Barron Falls Station
which features stupendous
lookouts of the waterfalls (from
the other side of the train) and an
interactive learning centre. One
of the feature exhibits focuses on
the highly endangered southern
cassowary bird, a rather strange
looking bird – a bit like an emu
in drag.
On the final sector of the cableway,
the rainforest gives way to
the sprawling expanse of Cairns
and the Coral Sea, as the SkyRail
glides you down to its southern
terminal at Smithfield. What a
day, what a ride, what a rainforest.
TROPICAL: Basket fern and kauri pine grow abundantly in the rain forest.
FAST FACTS
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Fashion
Ethics key to brand
• By Emma-Jane McLennan
A PERFORMANCE of
Jesus Christ Superstar,
starting back at university
and launching a new ethical
fashion brand – all in a day’s
work.
That’s exactly what Canterbury
University students
Clive Antony, Megan Gerrard
and Jess Langtry were faced
with on March 31 – possibly
one of the busiest days of
their lives.
“It was a really crazy day.
I just remember writing this
massive to-do list and wondering
how we were going to
do it all,” Miss Langtry said,
laughing.
The three met through
their respective roles on the
exec of Canterbury University
musical theatre production
company MUSOC.
Mr Antony is the president,
Miss Gerrard is the secretary
and Miss Langtry organises
events.
Mr Antony is the “ideas
man,” and when he came up
with a particularly good one
pre-Christmas, the other two
decided to entertain it, Miss
Gerrard said.
“Clive always loves
ideas, but this was one he just
wouldn’t let go.”
He wanted to create an
ethical streetwear brand.
His background in fashion
and ethical merchandise –
working as the retail manager
at Huffer then a sales representative
for Karma Cola –
influenced the idea, he said.
“There are lots of good ethical
clothing brands out there,
but not much for streetwear. I
really wanted to bring ethical
to the mainstream.”
That is the foundation that
Mallu was created on.
The brand utilises the three
friends’ skills – Mr Antony is
on sales and marketing, Miss
Gerard organises the logistics
IN BUSINESS: Clive Antony, Megan Gerrard and Jess Langtry, founders of ethical
clothing company Mallu.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
and Miss Langtry designs the
shirts.
They have partnered with
ethical, organic cotton clothing
company Freeset – which
employs former sex workers
in the red-light district of
Kolkata (formerly Calcutta),
India.
Many of the women have
been sold by their families
or trafficked from other
countries to work there. The
Christchurch trio are passionate
about helping them
re-train and rebuild their
lives.
Mr Antony is a firstgeneration
New Zealander,
originally from Kerala, India.
His family’s native tongue
is Malayalam – a language
the word ‘Mallu’ was derived
from and also the inspiration
for their logo (which is a stylised
version of the letter ‘M’
in Malayalam).
Freeset’s shirts are shipped
from Kolkato to Christchurch,
printed with Miss
Langtry’s designs, then sold
through pop-up sales and the
Mallu website.
So far they’ve got four
choices – two plain Mallu
designs, a sketch of the New
Brighton pier and one of road
cones.
They’re selling well and
the company is looking to
expand, Mr Antony said.
“My dream is to be a onestop
shop for streetwear. Our
equation is really simple. The
more demand there is, the
more shirts we can buy, and
the more women we can get
out of the sex trade.”
What you
were wearing
Charles Li, 22,
student, of
Northwood
Sweater:
Gazman
Shirt: Cotton
On
Jeans:
Hallensteins
Shoes:
Converse
Watch: Fossil
“I like
comfortable
clothes, and
I wear a lot
of neutrals. I
usually look
for style, not
brand.” ​
Mellissah
Kispa, 22,
student, of
Halswell
Jacket:
Capture
Top: Dotti
Jeans:
Showpo
Boots:
Hannahs
Handbag:
Kardashian
Collection
“I definitely
look for
comfort, but
the clothes
also have to
look good.
Nothing too
bright for
me either, I
wear lots of
neutrals.”

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Theatre/Arts
LA artist
hits town
AN internationally-renowned
master at impromptu will be
passing on his skills to aspiring
performers in the city next
month.
Award-winning Los Angeles
teacher David Razowsky, will be
visiting the city to teach a masterclass
in theatrical improvisation.
Razowsky began his improvisation
career at Chicago’s Second
City, performing alongside Steve
Carell, Stephen Colbert, Amy
Sedaris, and Rachel Dratch.
He then went on to become the
Artistic Director of the prestigious
Second City comedy club in
Los Angeles, and is now one of the
most influential teachers in the
world of improvisation.
Razowsky is in huge demand as
a teacher, and he travels globally
teaching, performing and directing.
His innovative work has seen
him win the 2015 INNY Award
for Best Improvisation Instructor.
As an extra bonus there will be
a public performance on Sunday
July 17 with actors performing
under Razowsky’s direction.
The “Improvising as an Actor”
masterclass will run from July
15 to July 17. Further details are
available on http://impulsetheatre.
nz/
City actor lands key role
WHEN ENGLISH musical
theatre star Elaine Paige tells
you to go to London, you go to
London.
And for former city performer
and National Academy of Singing
and Dramatic Art graduate
Nic Kyle, Paige’s advice has paid
off.
Kyle has landed the starring
role in the Arts Theatre’s world
premier of Savage in the West
End of London.
Savage is a challenging play
exploring Nazi Germany’s
proclivity for experimenting on
prisoners of war and as a “cure”
for homosexuality.
Kyle, of Ilam, will be playing
the partner of a man kidnapped
from Denmark at the start of the
war and forced to participate in
these experiments.
The show exposes the lesser
known story of the Danish doctor
behind the experiments,
Carl Peter Værnet, who escaped
justice.
Kyle’s performing career began
to sky-rocket in 2013 when Paige
toured New Zealand and needed
a singer. Following the show
Paige told him to go to make his
way in London. A fundrasing
show in the city funded his one
man performance in London at
PROMISING: Nic Kyle’s professional performing arts career in London was ignited after working
with international musical theatre star Elaine Paige while she was touring New Zealand in 2013.
Sadler’s Wells Theatre.
Kyle spent all his money on
one chance to get established.
He said London was a tough
town with out of 250 agents invited
to his show, only two came
“Only two agents came to the
performance, but one of them
was Chris Davis, who took me
on. He is wonderful. I talk to him
regularly. I have friends in London
who don’t know their agents
at all,” he said.
And at the end of his first
year in London, Kyle was cast
in a revival of the Jerry Herman
musical The Grand Tour, playing
key role the Colonel.
Following the show Kyle was
scouted by writer of Savage
Claudio Macor, who was in the
audience.
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• Georgia O’Connor-Harding
DEDICATED TO serving the
community through music,
Risingholme Orchestra is
gearing up for their biannual
concert later this month.
More than 50 members ranging
in age from their mid-20s to
90s make up the full symphony
orchestra.
The show will be conducted by
the orchestra’s new musical director,
New Zealand composer
Phillip Norman.
The orchestra, that has been
involved in providing short
music programmes to schools
and performing for retirement
homes, is now preparing its own
show for a wider audience.
Concert manager and bassoon
player Ross Gurney said the Risingholme
community orchestra
is unique in the way it practices
during the day.
MUSIC TIME:
(From left) Jim
Parsons, Vic
Bartley, Mel
Smith and
Doug Kelly of
the Risingholme
Orchestra
playing
trumpets.
Orchestra in concert
He said this allows older musicians
to continue playing their
instruments.
The Risingholme Orchestra
was formed in 1991 and used
to practice in the Risingholme
Community Centre before
it was closed after the earthquakes.
Mr Gurney said it is very sad
that the Risingholme Homestead
has been damaged in a
second fire last Tuesday.
Following the earthquakes the
orchestra moved to various locations
determined to continue
music.
They now practice every
Thursday morning at Woolston
Club.
Risingholme Orchestra will
perform at 2pm on June 26,
Avonhead School, 55 Avonhead
Rd. Tickets can be purchased at
the door or can be ordered by
phoning 348 2845
Full force confrontation
Educating Rita, by Willy
Russell, directed by
Yvonne Martin, The Court
Theatre. Reviewed by Barry
Southam
THE TRANSFERENCE of
one entertainment experience
to another medium can prove
disappointing, but in this
production the opposite applies.
The film version is surpassed,
such is the power of live theatre.
Kathleen Burns stunning
performance saw a Rita of passion
and humour in a totally rounded
working class character who
craves an education so she can
“know everything” and be able to
talk confidently with interesting
and cultured people. Sing songs in
the local pub and banal topics no
longer have any appeal for her.
Opposite her is the very talented
and experienced George
Henare as the perfect foil in his
whisky-soaked role as Frank, the
open university tutor and onetime
poet. What a combo. What a
journey.
Rita bursts into Frank’s life and
tutorial room (in spite of a door
that opens with difficulty, a neat
allegorical touch) and talks nonstop
in her nervousness in her
NUANCES: George Henare
(Frank) and Kathleen Burns
(Rita) in Educating Rita.
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CONNECTED TO ROOTS: Regina Smedley presenting Voices of Africa on
Plains FM.
Broadcasting to
beat loneliness
AFRICAN MUSIC is as
varied as the many African
cultures it represents, and
although it’s rare to hear
these sounds on broadcast
media in Canterbury, a
young mother of two has
been doing just that for
the last two years through
a radio show called Voices
of Africa on Plains FM.
Regina Smedley is married
to a New Zealander
and is proud to call herself
a Cantabrian but she was
born and raised in a small
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Since 2008 she has been
living in Christchurch and
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herself in the Kiwi lifestyle
while still staying connected
to her roots.
As is common with
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feelings of isolation.
“There are very few Malawian
people in Christchurch!
So when you meet one
you immediately want to sit
down and have a long chat!”
The impetus to broadcast
Voices of Africa was born
out of her desire to overcome
feelings of loneliness.
Regina readily admits that
she struggled at times to
feel she belonged and
having a project to focus
on which was close to her
heart helped immensely.
“I had always wanted to
do broadcasting so when
I got this opportunity to
present my own show it
was a life’s dream come
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there were very few opportunities.
My kids couldn’t
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The radio programme is
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and aims to help eliminate
cultural barriers, provide a
connection for the African
community to their roots,
and assist all migrants to
feel part of the Christchurch
community.
“I like to focus on
interviews with recent
migrants, or New Zealanders
who have themselves
been to Africa. It’s a great
way to share stories and
experiences with the
wider community. I get to
choose the African music
I want to play and it really
helps build my confidence
speaking English as well.”
As if raising a family,
running a cooking business
and producing a
radio show aren’t enough,
Regina also raises funds
for a children’s orphanage
in Malawi. She is hosting
a fundraising dinner at
Visions Restaurant at 7pm
on June 10 on behalf of the
charity Mphatikizo.
Voices of Africa airs on
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Plains FM is a community-run
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while CTV is locally owned
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regional news since 1991.
Plains FM manager Nicki Reece
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“For us it’s a natural fit, because
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Star Media editor-in-chief Barry
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as it broadens its reach in the Canterbury
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THE WARRIORS have activated
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his long term future at the club
won’t be negotiated until the
NRL salary cap is set for 2018
and beyond.
Warriors managing director
Jim Doyle confirmed on Sky
Television that the Warriors were
taking up the final year of Johnson’s
current contract. At the
start of the 2014 season, Johnson
extended his deal to the end of
the 2017 season, so the option
was simply a rubber stamping
exercise.
But Doyle said that given
Johnson’s status at the club – he
is among the top two or three
earners – it is prudent to wait
until the 2018 cap levels are
confirmed before finalising his
next contract. The current cap
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Johnson confirmed his desire
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“I love it here,” Johnson said.
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FOR LILY Bray and Rebecca
Lake gaining selection in the
New Zealand women’s under-17
squad to head to China in July
hasn’t been an easy task.
The national under-17 squad
train weekly in Auckland,
meaning being based in
Chirstchurch adds an extra
challenge.
While travelling to Auckland
once a week for training is impractical,
they can travel north
for friendly matches once or
twice a month.
However, flights and accommodation
come at their own
cost.
The pair are Canterbury’s
only two inclusions in coach
Gareth Turnbull’s 18-strong
squad,to take on China, Canada
and current under-17 champions,
Japan, in July.
For both the girls it’s been a
quick transition from age group
football to playing at senior
women’s club level with Coastal
Spirit.
Bray was playing age group
football with the boys for FC
Twenty11 before joining Coastal
last season.
Meanwhile, Lake’s transition
has been just as quick, playing
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United just 24 months ago
before stepping up to play in the
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“It’s been huge, last year
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from 15s, where we were winning
every game, but it wasn’t
really testing us,” Lake said.
It’s not her first time representing
New Zealand, having
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tournament in Rarotonga
earlier this year.
Lake has also been named
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training squad who are preparing
for a World Cup this
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Bray’s journey to selection has
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After being part of the wider
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for the Oceania tournament,
but has worked hard on
improving her game this year to
make selection for China.
“Trying to be more of an attacking
threat – that’s probably
the biggest area of my game I’ve
worked on,” Bray said.
KICK IT: Rebecca Lake (left) and Lily Bray have been selected
for the New Zealand women’s under-17 squad.
The China tour will take
place from July 9-19 in Weifang,
Shandong Province.
A 21-player team will then
be announced for the under-17
World Cup, which takes place
in Jordan from 30 September
to 21 October.
Big school
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THE UC Championships Secondary
School rugby competition’s two most
improved teams will go head to head
this Saturday.
Christ’s College will look to get back
to winning ways this weekend after
having more than a week to mull over
their 11-32 loss to Christchurch Boys’
High in the annual game.
Their opposition this weekend,
Waimea Combined, are a new force
compared to previous years with the
Tasman side bringing in talent from
the likes of Motueka High School and
other area schools to add depth.
Christ’s College rugby development
manager Stephen Dods knows the
new look Waimea side can now beat
anyone of their day. “It is great for the
competition because we get tougher
games.”
Saturday’s game will screen live on
CTV with kick off at noon.
At a glance – round eight fixtures.
Saturday: Burnside High v Nelson
College; Roncalli v St Thomas; Ashburton
College v St Bede’s, Christ’s
College v Waimea Combined, Marlborough
Boys’ College v Lincoln High,
Shirley Boys’ High v Rangiora High,
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Tuesday July 14: St Andrew’s v
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THE
CROSSWORD
1623
1 2 3 4 5 6
7
8
9
10 11
12
13 14
15 16 17
18 19
DECODER
Each number
represents a different
letter of the alphabet.
Write the given letters
into all squares with
matching numbers.
Now work out which
letters are represented
by the other numbers.
As you get the letters,
write them into
the main grid and
the reference grid.
Decoder uses all 26
letters of the alphabet.
20
21
22
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ACROSS
DOWN
1. Taranaki settlement, scene of 1. Cycle (5)
peaceful resistance to seizure of 2. Bitterness (7)
Maori land 1878-81 (8)
3. Suggestion (4)
7. Show to be true (5)
4. Caused trouble (6,2,1,4)
8. Rail restaurant (6,3)
5. Biblical leader (5)
9. Make a mistake (3)
6. Swindle (7)
10. Brewer which produces Red, 7. Goad (7)
Brown and Ice beers (4)
12. Timidity (7)
11. Departs (6)
13. New Zealand’s largest iwi, with
13. Rugby province 1920-1994 (5,8) 150 subtribes (7)
15. Day of the week (6)
14. Palmerston North suburb which
16. Pacify (4)
contains its racecourse (7)
18. Vegetable (3)
15. Pale purple colour (5)
20. Money for illegal purposes 17. Example (5)
(colloq) (5,4)
19. Box for playing cards (4)
21. Bee colonies (5)
22. Particular (8)
SOLUTION 1622
Across: 1. Bannockburn, 8. X Factor, 9. Inter, 10. Near, 11. Tendril, 12. Die, 13.
Dove, 15. Sold, 17. Mat, 19. Overdue, 20. The Deka, number 23. Alike, game 24. Ice that cold, 25. Get
together. Down: 1. Boxing, 2. Ngata, 3. Oath, improves 4. Karate, your 5. Unionist, arithmetic 6. Natural,
7. Marble, 12. Dead heat, 14. Opening, 16. Aoraki, 17. Merino, 18. Warder, 21.
Epoch, HOW 22. TO Hebe. PLAY
It’s like sudoku: each
vertical and horizontal
line has to contain
the numbers 1-6, and
the numbers can’t be
repeated in any row or
column.
But it’s sudoku with a
twist: The numbers in
each heavily outlined
set of squares, called
cages, must produce the
number in the top corner.
For example, 5+ means
the numbers add up to 5,
9x means the numbers
multiply to equal 9.
TIP: Numbers can be repeated in a cage, as long as they are not in the
same line or row.
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WORDBUILDER
A F E
T
D
How many words of three or more letters can you
make, using each letter only once? Plurals are
allowed, but no foreign words or words beginning
with a capital. There’s at least one five-letter word.
Good 9 Very Good 14 Excellent 19
Word Fit
3 LETTERS
END
SKI
4 LETTERS
ASIA
ECHO
IDEA
UNTO
5 LETTERS
ELBOW
HERBS
ODOUR
OLDER
OUTER
PRIDE
6 LETTERS
HAWAII
SENSES
7 LETTERS
BLOSSOM
LOWERED
8 LETTERS
DOORBELL
MEASURES
9 LETTERS
DAUGHTERS
ICECREAMS
SUDOKU
290
Fill the grid so that every row,
every column and every 3x3
box contains the digits 1 to 9.
SOLUTIONS
WORD FIT
D O O R B E L L S
A U C O K
U N T O H A W A I I
G E O E C
H E R B S P R I D E
T L E C
E L B O W O D O U R
R S A L E
S E N S E S I D E A
N O I E M
D M E A S U R E S
KENKEN
Prove, 8. Dining car, 9. Err,
10. Lion, 11. Leaves, 13.
North Auckland, 15. Monday,
16. Calm, 18. Pea, 20. Slush
fund, 21. Hives, 22. Especial.
Down: 1. Pedal, 2. Rancour,
3. Hint, 4. Kicked up a fuss,
5. Moses, 6. Defraud, 7.
Provoke, 12. Shyness, 13.
Ngapuhi, 14. Awapuni, 15.
Mauve, 17. Model, 19. Shoe.
DECODER
NZ CROSSWORD
Across: 1. Parihaka, 7.
WORDBUILDER
aft, ate, daft,
date, deaf, def,
defat, deft, eat,
eft, eta, fad, fade,
fat, fate, fated,
feat, fed, feta,
tad, tea, ted
SUDOKU
NZ CROSSWORD
Across: 1. Parihaka, 7.
Prove, 8. Dining car, 9. Err,
10. Lion, 11. Leaves, 13.
North Auckland, 15. Monday,
16. Calm, 18. Pea, 20. Slush
fund, 21. Hives, 22. Especial.
Down: 1. Pedal, 2. Rancour,
3. Hint, 4. Kicked up a fuss,
5. Moses, 6. Defraud, 7.
Provoke, 12. Shyness, 13.
Ngapuhi, 14. Awapuni, 15.
Mauve, 17. Model, 19. Shoe.
KENKEN
SOLUTIONS
SUDOKU
WORDBUILDER
aft, ate, daft,
date, deaf, def,
defat, deft, eat,
eft, eta, fad, fade,
fat, fate, fated,
feat, fed, feta,
tad, tea, ted
DECODER
D O O R B E L L S
A U C O K
U N T O H A W A I I
G E O E C
H E R B S P R I D E
T L E C
E L B O W O D O U R
R S A L E
S E N S E S I D E A
N O I E M
D M E A S U R E S
WORD FIT

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$25 ph 341-1027,
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log fire inSTAllATionS
& malls, personal key to 8502
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were humbled by provided, • Bricklaying 37 Sayers & Blocklaying
Belfast/Marshland (30 yrs experience)
the many tributes, Crescent Ilam $170 pw
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For Sale
all logfires
inclusive, ph Valentina
condolences, incl a large love variety and
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support of extended sizes. to • chimney cleaning Homes, ph Sleepouts
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able to share with
reqd
building materials.
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lock acknowledgment
up garage, all as day
021 221 4344
your business. If you want
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laundry, toilet
sun washing machine cat,
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small dog ok $285 pw,
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available 13th June, please
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• Brick & Block Laying
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Babes 1 1 welcome.
or 027 216 8946
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0900 77 747
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Phone: 03 325 2959 Interior / Exterior
ALL landscape
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Phone: 03 325 2959
work done.
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sovereigns, Trades & medals, Services wrist always undertaken tidy up, lawn work,
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anything Plastering, gold. Wallpapering Top price.
Spray Painting
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Phone Steve 351-9139.
Ph John 027 860 8106
Phone 348 3482
accountant
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WALLPAPERING
20 years experience
Ph Kevin Steel
Ph 381 7417
or 027 216 8946
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SUPPLY AND INSTALL
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building work Maintain upkeep, general
339-0972 or 027 634-8105 mature person.Own room, but
installation and repairs,
SALES specialist AND in SERVICES bathroom tidy, planting advice. 25
safe & secure. Lot less
Gorbie Electrical, ph 021
renovations, 30 yrs yrs exp. Phone Margaret
than a retirement home.
026 73375 or 03 348 6558
experience, NO CALL with FEE service 383-8486
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Motoring Ph 382 3400
and Same integrity. Day Free Service Quotes. HAnDyDAn
Prompt & reliable
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registered electrician with
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work. Phone Chris 027
VAN SPARES
Landlord Special Service
mature Gas Fitting person.Own & Hot Water System room, LAyIng
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Bathroom cAll & Kitchen free
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safe & secure. Lot less Repairs,
Phone
uplifting,
www.a1plumbing.co.nz
388-4780 Renovations 516 0669 Painting
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or 027 2407416
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cabinetry needs. Ph
licensed builder pergolas. Trade certified. Hamish
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the
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guys at Turned On. If
practitioner all property
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exp. Ph Lindsay 03 323- you’re over 90 yrs we’ll
maintenance small job
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expert by tradesman / ACE handyman services. Lawns, for free. Call paving, Murray water 022
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CHIMney
mowing,
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handyman free quotes city
painting, features, 6177 275 irrigation,
fence txt 027 669 building 4681 or ph 359 and
wide call now 03 387-
planting,
cleanups etc Phone FENCING decks,
6970
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-
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rounds wanted. Ph Clint
insurance repairs,
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lOOKInG FOR THAT SOMEOnE SPECIAl 2176
020 403 68305.
trimming, stump grinding, john@gdenz.nz or 0273
rebuilds, alterations,
COnCrete CUttIng OVen CLeAnIng
shelterbelt clean up, 055 823
renovations,
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foundations and house
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work, ph 027 728 5688 gates, wooden, ph Mark
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027 331-3223
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full a/h 359- renovation 4605 specialists,
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price free quote phone 03
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jobs COnCrete undertaken, free and sorting, 15 years
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at competitive prices. Call alterations, competitive rates, fences, full Installation and assembly
027 418 3307 or 377-1944
of kitchens. Your flat packs
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exp. Paul Ph 027 Lindsay 322 6119 pAInter
03 323-
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woman for itimate trimming, Travlon stump grinding, 5534 COnCrete
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relaying, ph 0800 003-181 driveways, kerbing, ponds,
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area or 027 240-7416
retainer walls, fencing.
SPACE fences,
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letterboxes. schools of coaches
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CARPET LAYING Free quotes, Phone Tony
for ex Selwyn/Halswell free and quote buses for 022 area 363 9310
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021-034-8555
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0212
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rates, ph 027 388-6125
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construction vehicles? jobs A Top Plumbing
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only, free quotes, ph
24 years experience for all PLASTERING Services
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Phone: 027 03 231325 7309
residential and commercial - alterations, renovations,
& vinyl
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as the number of valid
nominations was fewer than
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SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 101
PJS TRADING LImITeD (THe
OWNeR, 15 main North Road,
Christchurch 8053), has made
application to the District
Licensing Committee at
Christchurch for the issue of
ON-LICeNCe NeW in respect
of the premises situated at 15
main North Road known as
PHOeNIX BAR & CAFe.
The general nature of the
business conducted under
the licence is: ON-LICeNCe
TAVeRN.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol is
intended to be sold under the
licence are:
Monday to Sunday 8.00aM
to 2.00aM the following
day.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee, 77 Hereford Street,
Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes
to object to the issue of the
licence may, not later than
15 working days after the
date of the first publication
of this notice, file a notice in
writing of the objection with
the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee, PO Box
73049, Christchurch 8154.
No objection to the issue of
a licence may be made in
relation to a matter other than
a matter specified in section
105(1) of the Sale & Supply of
Alcohol Act 2012.
This is the second publication
of this notice. This notice was
first published on 2 June 2016.
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SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 101
The Orleans Group Limited of
Auckland (Licensed Premises
Operator) has made application
to the District Licensing
Committee at Christchurch for
the variation to the licensed
area of an On Licence in
respect of the premises
situated at 219 High Street
(also known as 83-85 Lichfield
Street), Christchurch, known as
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and Strange & Co.
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tavern.
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hours during which liquor is
intended to be sold under the
licence, are Monday to Sunday
from 8am to 3am the following
day.
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office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee at Civic Offices, 53
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and who wishes to object to the
grant of the application may,
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days from the first publication
of this notice, file a notice
in writing of the objection
with the Secretary of the
District Licensing Committee
Christchurch, at Private Bag
PO Box 73-013, Christchurch,
8154.
No objection to the variation
of a licence may be made in
relation to a matter other than a
matter specified in section 105
of the Sale & Supply of Alcohol
Act 2012.
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of this notice. The first notice
was published 02/06/2016.
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SECTION 101
CANTERBURY INDOOR BOWLS
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8642), has made application
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NEW in respect of the premises
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Licensing Committee, PO Box
73049, Christchurch 8154.
No objection to the issue of
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relation to a matter other than
a matter specified in section
105(1) of the Sale and Supply
of Alcohol Act 2012.
This is the first publication of
this notice.
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SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 127 & 101
LEO AND GATSBY LIMITED,
(THE OWNER, 15A Hume
Street, Christchurch 8023),
has made application to the
District Licensing Committee
at Christchurch for the renewal
of OFF-LICENCE RENEWAL
in respect of the premises
situated at 15A Hume Street
known as IN VINO VERITAS.
The general nature of the
business conducted under
the licence is: OFF-LICENCE
REMOTE SALES.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol is
sold under the licence are:
MONDAY TO SUNDAY 9.00AM
TO 11.00PM.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee, Civic Offices, 53
Hereford Street, Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes to
object to the granting of the
application may, not later than
15 working days after the first
publication of notice of the
application, in the newspaper
(Being The Star), file a notice in
writing of the objection with the
secretary of the Christchurch
District Licensing Committee,
PO Box 73049, Christchurch
8154.
No objection to the renewal
of a licence may be made in
relation to a matter other than
a matter specified in section
131 of the Sale and Supply of
Alcohol Act 2012.
This is the only publication of
this notice.
SECTION 101
SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
FA & XIN LIMITED, (THE
LICENSEE, 19 Greenhurst
Street, Christchurch 8042)
has made application to the
District Licensing Committee
at Christchurch for the issue of
an ON-LICENCE NEw in respect
of the premises situated at
4/182 Clarence Street, known
as KEUNG’S CHINESE CUISINE.
The general nature of the
business to be conducted
under the licence: ON-LICENCE
BYO RESTAURANT.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is intended to be consumed
under the licence are:
Monday to Sunday 10.00am to
11.00pm.
The application may be
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Any person who is entitled
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No objection to the granting
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This is the first publication of
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SALE AND SUPPLY OF
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SECTION 127 & 101
THE BROUGHAM TAVERN
LIMITED, (THE MANAGER,
The Manager Brougham
Tavern, 151 Waltham Road,
Sydenham Christchurch 8023),
has made application to the
District Licensing Committee
at Christchurch for the renewal
of ON-LICENCE RENEWAL
in respect of the premises
situated at 151 Waltham Road
known as THE BROUGHAM
TAVERN.
The general nature of the
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TAVERN.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol is
sold under the licence are:
Monday to Saturday 8.00am
to 3.00am the following day.
Sunday 8.00am to 11.00pm.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee, Civic Offices, 77
Hereford Street, Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
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to object to the grant of the
application may, not later than
15 working days after the
date of the first publication
of this notice, file a notice in
writing of the objection with
the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee, PO Box
73049, Christchurch 8154.
No objection to the renewal
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relation to a matter other than a
matter specified in section 131
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This is the first publication of
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Casa ALVARADO’S Nostra
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Come enjoy an Italian experience at Casa
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RIVERVIEW RESTAURANT
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for Enjoy only the $14.90 taste per of their person. freshly made
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Phone 366 5159
3553 Mon-Thurs 3 Town Buchanans Centre from Road,
11am,
Yaldhurst, Fri-Sun The Mall from Christchurch. 9am
Ph bailiesbar.co.nz
Open 34878038. 7 Days www.dinedivine.co.nz
8am-4pm
Open Tues-Sat 10am-Late, Sun 10am-3pm
www.divinetaste.co.nz
Experience Located in the Cashmere taste of Persian Club, the and Turkish
cuisine. Riverview It’s Restaurant all about traditional offers quality, cooked meals
mixed affordable with a exotic la carte flavours dining, from 7 days kebabs a week. to
falafel Specialists and vegetarian in events and dishes special through occasions. to the
desserts No function of Baklava too big and or too Persian small. delights.
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bailiesbar.co.nz
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RESTAURANT NAME
Cnr 3 Town Riccarton Centre Rd Road & Mona Vale Ave,
Riccarton. The Mall Ph 343 5378
Open 7 Days Days 9am-1am 8am-4pm
www.trevinos.co.nz
www.divinetaste.co.nz
Cnr 33553 Town Riccarton Buchanans Centre Rd Road,
& Mona Vale Ave,
Riccarton. Yaldhurst, The Mall Ph Christchurch.
343 5378
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8am-4pm
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EMPIRE BAR & IZAKAYA
Japanese Restaurant
Empire Bar & Izakaya is dark and cavernous
Whether with nods it’s to a Japanese gorgeous refinement. bouquet of Enjoy
flowers, dining from a scrumptious our Yakitori meal, menu, fantastic and the
coffee theatrics or from catering the for grill. your Or next share event, a few
we dishes can with do it friends all!! – Izakaya style.
WEDDING BOUQUETS,
CAR JAPANESE BOOT RESTAURANT,
HAMPERS,
WE BAR CATER & GRILL FOR ALL EVENTS
919
172
Colombo
St Asaph Street,
Street
Christchurch
(Cnr Bealey Ave) Christchurch.
Ph 03 260 2606 www.empirebar.co.nz
Ph 377 0443
www.pepperberry.co.nz
Email: reservations@empirebar.co.nz
Open Mon-Fri 7 days from 7am-3.30pm 4pm - late
Sat fb.com/empirechch
7.30am-1.30pm
CHALMERS RESTAURANT
THE IN THE BRICK HORNBY WORKS WMC
RESTAURANT & BAR
Fantastic Carvery (4 roasts) $20.50
and affordable A la Carte dining, Friday
Nestled
and Saturday
at the
nights
foot of
from
the
5.30pm
Cashmere Hills
is Early the bird's perfect get place a free to dessert enjoy the before welcoming 6.30pm.
Spring Sunday, season All You over Can a Eat long Buffet, lunch $25. or an Kids
evening pay $1 for meal. each year (4-12 year olds).
Our atmosphere is stylish, yet casual, with
friendly
CLUB
service
CAFE
and
OPEN
knowledgeable
DAILY FOR
staff.
LUNCH AND DINNER.
ENJOY DAILY BLACKBOARD THE LONGER SPECIALS. DAYS
WITH US
17 Carmen Rd, Hornby
69 Ph Centaurus 03 349 9026Rd, Cashmere
Book www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz
now on 03 337 2227.
www.thebrickworks.co.nz
Club open 7 Days from 11am
Members, guests & affiliates
and new members welcome.
BARETTA MAGNITUDE BARCAFE &
& ROASTERY RESTAURANT - NOW OPEN!
Is a little piece of Italy in Christchurch.
Magnitude Coffee is a state of the art
From the moment you walk through the
designer
door, you
Cafe
will feel
& Roastery
like you
where
have stepped
coffee
lovers back to can another fulfil all time their and needs. place. Divine From food the
made exquisite on premises interior and daily. moody Full range appearance, of healthy
options. to the inviting Try our terracotta gourmet paved potatoes. courtyard. Come and
watch Baretta us is roast our interpretation coffee, relax in of our a classic new cafe,
and Italian take trattoria home your with a favourite Kiwi influence. freshly roasted
coffee beans, also available from our website.
NEW SEASON MENU
Mon – Fri 7am – 4pm
174 St Asaph Street, Christchurch
Unit 2, 314 Tuam St
Ph 03 260 2600. www.baretta.co.nz
Phone 366 3051
Email: reservations@baretta.co.nz
www.canterburyrefreshments.co.nz
Open 7 Days : Sun-Wed 11.30am-1am
Thu-Sat 11.30am-3am
STORE BAKED
SWEET TREATS AND
DESSERTS
CHICOTI’S
FINE FOOD - COFFEE
Locally owned and operated, Chicoti’s is a
long established cafe located in the heart
of Merivale. Enjoy freshly roasted coffee
plus their fabulous selection of savoury
and sweet treats. Try one of their famous
cheese scones which their loyal customers
say are the best in town! Great venue
for corporate lunches. Catering for small
parties and functions.
E U R O P E A N B U T C H E R Y
186
Corner
Papanui
of
Road,
Aikmans & Papanui Rd,
Merivale, Christchurch. Ph 355 7750.
Ph 355 Open 1481. Mon-Fri 7.30am-6pm
Sat 7.30am-5pm.
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027 469 0206
Open $12 CORPORATE Hackthorne Road,
Thursday LUNCHES to Sunday,
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155 3 Ph 3 Town Colombo 322 1270. Centre Street, Open Road 7 Christchurch.
Days.
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across Canterbury from the Cashmere Hills.
118 Racecourse Rd, Riccarton,
or
Christchurch.
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932 NOW! 342 7150
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Mondays
Ph 3 Town 322 1270. Centre Open Road 7 Days.
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Open 7 Days 8am-4pm
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Celebrate Being New this Zealands Christmas first at authentic The Grand Café!
Dine
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for lunch or
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and
great
delight
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TREVINOS
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Welcome
iurgia finis, “Est vetus atque probus,
Reservations: to Trevinos. (03) 372 8892 or
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BAILIES
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licensed simplistic
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TREVINOS
RESTAURANT & BAR
Whether Nestled in it’s the a gorgeous heart of Christchurch,
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coffee
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Rd
Christchurch.
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Open
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the
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place
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to enjoy the
offers
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over a
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Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday
69 Centaurus Rd, Cashmere
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from 5.30pm
now on 03 337 2227.
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all welcome.
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QUÉ VOLÁ CONTIGO
CHRISTCHURCH!
BARETTA BAR
& RESTAURANT
The Is a little Cuban piece is a of gorgeous Italy in Christchurch.
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and exquisite our very interior own and Cuba moody Laga (lager). appearance,
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covered Baretta is courtyard. interpretation See you at of The a classic Cuban.
Italian trattoria with a Kiwi influence.
IT'S OUR LITTLE TASTE OF
HAVANA NEW SEASON IN THE MENU CENTRAL CITY!
174 236 St Asaph Street, Christchurch
Ph 03 260 2600. 2605 www.baretta.co.nz
www.thecuban.co.nz
Email: reservations@baretta.co.nz
venuemanager@thecuban.co.nz
Open 7 Tuesday Days : Sun-Wed 3pm - late 11.30am-1am
and
Thu-Sat Thursday 11.30am-3am
to Sunday 11.30am - late.
STORE BAKED
SWEET TREATS AND
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NORTON & SONS presents
BAILIES IRISH
BAR & RESTAURANT
New owners Norton & Sons. New menu.
Same splendid craic and outstanding service.
Treat yourselves! Enjoy lazy weekends
with brunch at Bailies.
INTRODUCING THE GENUINE
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AND MONDAY - Lunch & Dinner.
1066 Colombo St, Edgeware Village,
E U R O P E A N B U T C H E R Y
Christchurch. Ph 366 5159
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ADDINGTON’S MID-WINTER overlooking the winning post.
Christmas packages give you the Your experience includes
perfect excuse to catch up with gourmet Christmas buffet dinner,
family, friends or colleagues. premium drinks package (beer,
Twiggers: Get your group wine and soft drink), race books,
together for a fun night out and on-site car parking, and
dance the night away to 'The newcomers insight to harness
Great Pretenders', who will have racing.
you on the dance floor before you Dates 17 and 30 June; 8, 15, 22
can say “Greased Lightning”! and 29 July. Pricing $98 per
Evening includes Christmas person.
theming, a gourmet Christmas Private Venues: We have a
buffet, on-site car parking and live range of versatile venues
entertainment with The Great available for your private party. Let
Pretenders.
us take the hassle out of
Dates 18 and 25 June 2, 8, 15, 23 organising your party by choosing
and 30 July. Pricing $56 per one of our all inclusive packages.
person.
Phone the team at Addington
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ultimate race night experience best option for your special midwith
the best seats in the house winter Christmas celebration!
Thursday 9th June - Wednesday 15th June
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SHAKESPEARE LIVE (exempt)
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LEONARDO DA VINCI (exempt)
ALICE THROUGH THE
LOOKING GLASS (PG)
‘Famous for their roasts!’
RESTAURANT & CAFÉ
Open daily from 6.30am - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
June 11-12 2016
Pioneer Stadium
www.babyexpos.co.nz
Treat the Kids!
Kids two course
special
from
$10
We are family friendly.
Great Kids menu plus
designated play area.
Seniors SPECIAL
Two courses
Soup/Roast or
Roast/Dessert
$20
Special available lunch only
Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm
Conditions apply.
Racecourse Hotel Motorlodge
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www.racecoursehotel.co.nz (opposite Riccarton Raceway)

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H ORNBY
WORKINGMEN’S
CLUB
«WHAT'S ON«
«COMING UP«
FRIDAY
10 June, 7PM, WESTVIEW LOUNGE
ROBBIE DREW
SATURDAY
11 June, 4.30PM, WESTVIEW LOUNGE
THE BUSKER
8PM
SHALOW
7.30PM SATURDAY
JULY 2, 2016
TICKETS $25 AT THE CLUB OFFICE
Hornby WMC | phone 03 349 9026
17 Carmen Road | Hornby
www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome
COME DANCING
with Lynne Chaney & friends
This Sunday 1.30pm - 5pm
Papanui RSA, 55 Bellvue Road Entry $2 donation
INTERNATIONALLY recognised,
award winning New Zealand guitarist,
and renowned country music
performer, Gray Bartlett is coming to
Christchurch appearing at the Hornby
Workingmen's Club on Saturday 2nd
July.
The show is part of a South Island
tour, coinciding with the release of his
stunning new album, 'Private
Converations'. The album has been
described as a stunning collection of
songs that emanate from a higher
source, out of this world, charming,
magical, pure pleasure to listen to; a
gentle massage for the mind.
During his career Gray has played
alongside Tom Jones, Kenny Rogers,
Vera Lynn, toured musicians
Pavarotti, Michael Jackson, Elton
John, Boney M, Tommy Emmanuel
and Hank Marvin.
As a recording artist he has released
30 music albums in total, selling an
estimated 2.5 million albums/singles
worldwide.
- downstairs -
ClubBISTRO
Open Tuesday
to Saturday
12pm-2pm
and from 5pm.
Midweek
SPECIAL
$10
ROAST
Available Tuesday,
Wednesday,
& Thursday
Gray's coming
to town with
a stunning
new album!
www.newbrightonclub.co.nz
WHAT’S ON
TUESDAYS &
THURSDAYS
Members
Lucky Card Draw
TAB POD
dj
VINYLMAN
7pm SATURDAY
2nd JULY
A masterful showman with vast
experience, Gray's live performances
highlight his exceptional talent as a
guitarist and an opportunity not to be
missed.
July's show will feature Gray, along
with the Tranzition Show Band,
playing material from the new album
as well as a showcase of some of his
best known numbers and signature
tunes such as 'La Playa' and 'Apache'.
The show will also
include a special
guest appearance by
Russian born, New
Zealand based award
winning recording
artist, Yulia.
GRAY BARTLETT
'PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS'
Hornby Workingmen's Club
Saturday 2nd July 2016, 8pm
Tickets only $25
available at the WMC club office,
Carmen Rd, phone 349 9026.
JOIN
A CLUB BY
THE SEA!
- upstairs -
PIERVIEW
Restaurant
Quality a la carte
with a view!
Open FRIDAY,
SATURDAY,
& SUNDAY
from 5.30pm
FRIDAY SPECIAL:
All Grills... $20!
for a limited time
SUNDAY SPECIAL
$25 3-Course Feast
SHUTTLE RUNNING Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat
202 Marine Parade | Ph 388-9416
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St Albans Shirley Club
269 Hills Rd | ph 385 1632 www.sasclub.co.nz
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BARETTA: Tonight 7pm -
Antony Pickard. Friday 4pm -
Caleb Isaac; 7.30pm - Emily
Cherie duo; 10.30pm - DJ Masta
K. Saturday 7pm - Nick Lee;
10.30pm - DJ Double Header
with Dr D w/lxtz & Lachie.
Wednesday 6pm - Vintage Blue.
BECK'S SOUTHERN
Trinity Roots
ALEHOUSE: Saturday 9pm -
JANES BAR: Wednesday 7pm - Bobby: the Guitar Man. Sunday
Riff Raff.
- Open Mic night. Sunday 6pm - 3.30pm - Hot Gossip.
BILL'S BAR: Tonight & Sunday Live Blues.
6pm - Mickey Rat Karaoke.
THE COTTON CLUB: Tonight
MACKENZIES HOTEL: Friday
BLUE SMOKE: Tonight 6pm -
- Stay Lit feat. DJs Infared,
- Superfreak. Saturday - Ignition.
Dick Martin cocktail hour. Friday
Vladilkul, & Mike Jonz. Friday -
MAK TAVERN: Friday -
8pm - Juke. Sunday 4pm -
Worst Behaviour feat. DJ Infared.
Unhinged. Saturday - Sign of the
Sunday Sit Down Get Down feat.
Saturday - Champagne Saturdays
Firebird. Sunday - Mammoth.
Ben Jansz, free. feat. DJ Vladikul. Sunday -
MASHINA LOUNGE: Friday
CARLTON: Tonight 9pm -
Hospo Sessions with DJ Rocky
8pm - DJ Paul McKessar.
Headrush. Friday 10pm - Ctrl Alt
Saturday 8pm - DJ Masta K.
Ponting.
Rock. Saturday 10.30pm -
PHILLIPSTOWN HUB: THE CRAIC IRISH BAR:
Cropduster. Sunday 5pm -
Thursday evenings - West Tonight - Ladies night with DJ
SansTribe. Monday 6pm - Bobby
African Drumming workshop Sassafras. Friday 10pm -
Lee. Tuesday 6pm - Willie
with Maganui Stewart & Robert Stoutfellows. Saturday 10pm - DJ
McArthur. Wednesday 8.30pm -
Fugah, www.themuse.org.nz. Sassafras. Wednesday - Karaoke.
Assembly Required.
PIERSIDE CAFE & BAR: THE CUBAN: Tonight 6.30pm -
CASA PUBLICA: Tonight Saturday 9pm - The Elevator.
Live music. Friday 6.30pm - Nick
8.30pm - Eric. Friday 8.30pm -
RACECOURSE HOTEL: Friday
Bobby Tables. Saturday 8.30pm -
Lee; 10pm - Antony Pickard.
7.30pm - Live Music.
Ash-S. Sunday 4pm - Dr
Saturday 6pm - Live music; 9pm
RICHMOND WMC: Friday
Sanchez.
- Matecito Latin Band.
7pm - Franchise.
CHRISTCHURCH CASINO:
THE FERRY ALE HOUSE:
ST AUGUSTINE ANGLICAN
Friday 7pm - Stevie D; 10.15pm -
Friday 8.30pm - Trinit y Roots
CHURCH: Today 1.10pm - Free
Tailor Made duo. Saturday 7pm -
lunchtime concert feat. Courtney
with Soulsystem, tickets $35 @
Rockabella; 10.15pm - Page 28.
Carter (soprano).
dash.
Sunday 5.30pm - Rusila.
SIDELINE SPORTS BAR: THE FITZ: Thursday 7.30pm -
CHRISTCHURCH FOLK
Tonight 7.30pm - Open Mic Jam Karaoke.
MUSIC CLUB: Sunday 8pm -
night. THE IRISHMAN: Tonight -
Open Mic, $5 entry.
STOCKxCHANGE SHIRLEY: Karaoke. Friday - DJ. Saturday -
CHURCHILL'S LIVE: Friday Friday 7pm - Sign of the
8pm - Demon Energy Battle of
DJ's. Wednesday - Open mic.
Firebird.
the Bands Semi Final 2. Saturday
THE ROCK, ROLLESTON:
SULLIVANS IRISH PUB:
8pm - Yuuuge.
Saturday 9.30pm - Antix.
Tonight 7pm - Boiling Billy.
DARKROOM: Thursday - The
Clips. Friday - Dark 80's Party.
Friday 9pm - Shameless Few.
Saturday 9pm - Dateless n
THE TWISTED HOP: Friday
7.30pm - Lloyd & Doublet.
Saturday - RounDUp Finals. Desperate RockBand. Tuesday Sunday 3pm - Tango.
Sunday - Cormega (USA). 'The 7.30pm - Topia. Wednesday THE WAVE BAR: Thursday
Realness' 15th Anniversary Hip 7.30pm - Willie McArthur. 8.30pm - Karaoke. Friday 8.30pm
TEMPS BAR: DUX CENTRAL: Friday 5pm -
- DJ.
Karaoke. Friday - No Secrets.
TREVINOS: Friday 9pm -
Emerson; 10.30pm - Mike T. Saturday - Nightwatch. Tuesday -
Reckless duo.
Saturday 3pm - Sayae; 10.30pm - Simon’s Jam Session, gear
Get Set. Sunday 2pm - Jazz
WINNIE BAGOES CITY:
provided, all welcome.
Sessions.
Friday - Nacoa. Saturday -
THE BLACK HORSE HOTEL:
EMPIRE: Friday 10.30pm - DJ Saturday - TP Karaoke.
Hospitality feat. London
Mike Fields. Saturday 10.30pm - THE BOG: Tonight 9.30pm -
Elektricity, Etherwood, Maduk &
Spinal. SansTribe. Friday 10.30pm - MC Fava.
GBC: Friday 6pm - Rhonda
Campbell duo.
Assembly Required. Saturday
10.30pm - Corner Sounds.
WOOLSTON CLUB: Friday
6pm - Ian Mac. Saturday 7pm -
HORNBY WMC: Friday 7pm -
Robbie Drew. Saturday 4.30pm -
Sunday 5pm - Black Velvet
acoustic. Tuesday 7.30pm -
Robbie Drew.
WUNDERBAR: Tuesday
The Busker; 8pm - Shalow. Jamming with the Jamesons.
ISAAC THEATRE ROYAL: Wednesday 7.30pm - Open Mic
7.30pm - Showcase & Open Mic.
with Lindon Puffin.
Tonight - 18: June Showbiz
Christchurch presents Hairspray.
THE BOWER: Saturday 6.30pm

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THURSDAY, 3.30PM,
SUNDAY 1PM
IMAGINATION STATION
WORKSHOPS
Learn about movie making,
robotics, building or design
while having a lot of fun at
Imagination Station workshops.
A one-off after school class on
Thursday and a stop motion
animation workshop on Sunday.
Imagination Station, 113
Worcester St. Tickets $15,
bookings essential.
THURSDAY, 6.30PM, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY, 7.30PM
EDUCATING RITA
A hilarious and often moving
story of a woman determined to
better herself, from the writer of
Blood Brothers, Willy Russell.
The Court Theatre, Bernard
St, Addington. Tickets $28-
$57.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, 7.30-9.45PM
THE ELMWOOD PLAYERS:
BOUNCERS
Presented by just four actors,
Bouncers is an outrageous and
hilarious parody of the disco
scene, portraying more than 20
different characters invited out
for a night out on the town.
Elmwood Auditorium,
Aikmans Rd, Merivale. R13.
Tickets $17-20.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
7.30PM, SATURDAY 2PM,
SUNDAY 4PM
A RICCARTONIAN PALACE
OF VARIETIES: THE 21ST
DELUXE EDITION
The Riccarton Players’ annual
showing, featuring an array of
music, sketches, fun, frolics and
mayhem of bygone eras, in the
style of Old Time Music Hall.
Christchurch South
Intermediate School, 204
Selwyn St, Spreydon. Tickets
$13-$16.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY 7.30PM,
SATURDAY 2PM AND
7.30PM, SUNDAY 4PM
HAIRSPRAY: THE MUSICAL
The multi Tony Award winning
musical based on the cult 1988
John Waters film. Set in 1962
Baltimore, Maryland, where
plump teenager Tracy Turnblad’s
dream is to dance on The Corny
Collins Show.
Isaac Theatre Royal, 145
Gloucester St. Tickets $47.50-
$105.
FRIDAY, 5-10PM
NATURAL BORN STORY
TELLERS
An evening of true life tales of
weird and wonderful encounters
in many shapes and forms, with
a theme of ‘Strange Encounters’,
featuring a line up of prepared
tellers with a space for ‘tales from
the floor’ in open mic style.
XCHC, 376 Wilsons Rd. Free
entry.
FRIDAY, 7-9PM
BELFAST SCHOOL
UPCYCLING CLOTHING
NIGHT
Second-hand clothes of all shapes
and sizes, shoes, scarves, hand
bags and more, with nothing
over $10 and a glass of bubbles
on entry.
Belfast Rugby Football
Clubrooms, 19 March Place,
Belfast. Entry $5.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
7.30-9.30PM
HBO PLAYS: CLINICAL
TRIAL
Hospitals are fascinating
places with the sick and needy
mingling with the well and
well-intentioned. Clinical Trials
takes a snap chat approach to one
hospital clinic and examines five
separate stories linked only by
the location in which they take
place.
The Open Stage, 510 Hagley
Ave. R16. Tickets $20.
FRIDAY, 8-10PM
THE BIG BIKE FILM NIGHT
Showcasing a collection of short
movies that have everything
a bike centric audience could
want – action, drama, plenty
of humour and even a hint of
romance, making you want to
fall in love with your bike all over
again.
Hollywood 3 Cinema, 28
Marriner St, Sumner. Entry
$20.
FRIDAY, 8PM-MIDNIGHT
BATTLE OF THE BANDS
2016 NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI
FINAL
Support the bands performing,
vote for your favourite or just
sit back and enjoy a night of live
music.
Churchills, 441 Colombo St.
R18. Entry $10.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY,
9AM-4PM
CHRISTCHURCH BABY
EXPO
Discover all you need to know
from bump, to birth and beyond,
with a range of products and
services on show, along with
seminars, demos and workshops.
Pioneer Leisure Centre, 75
Lyttelton St, Somerfield.
Entry $5.
SATURDAY, 11-11.45AM
SUPER SATURDAY
STORYTIMES
Come along and enjoy a
Storytimes session followed
by fun craft activities. This
programme runs during the
school term and is for children
between the ages of 2-7. There
will be a different story time
theme and craft activity every
weekend.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd, Shirley. Free entry.
SATURDAY, 11AM-2PM
MATARIKI FESTIVAL
Storytelling, Science Alive Star
Dome, arts, crafts, 3D printing,
augmented reality, kapa haka
and more at the family fun day.
Te Hapua Halswell Centre,
341 Halswell Rd. Free entry.
SATURDAY, 7.30PM
MATTHEW MARSHALL AND
JOANNE HESLOP
A concert of classical guitar and
singing by New Zealand artists,
guitarist Matthew Marshall
and soprano Joanna Heslop,
featuring pieces by New Zealand
composers.
Hohepa, 23 Barrington St.
Tickets $15-$30.
SUNDAY, 10AM-4PM
CANTERBURY ALL BREEDS
CAT CLUB SHOW
Watch judges from Australia and
New Zealand critique some of
the best cats from Canterbury
and all around the country, and
get advice or chat to breeders.
Papanui High School, 30
Langdons Rd. Entry $5 for
adults, $2 for children.
COMMUNITY MARKET
Every Thursday, 8.30-1pm, 51
Pages Rd.
FRIDAY STREET FOOD
MARKET
Every Friday, 11-9pm,
Cathedral Square.
MT PLEASANT FARMERS’
MARKET
Saturday 9.30-12.30pm, 3
McCormacks Bay Rd.
SUNDAY, 1-3PM
MATARIKI TEEN POETRY
WORKSHOP WITH BEN
BROWN
A workshop for teens aged 12-15,
to reflect on memories and craft
them into poetry, under the
guidance of Lyttelton poet Ben
Brown.
Shirley Public Library, 36
Marshland Rd. Free entry, but
limited places.
SUNDAY, 3-4.30PM
NICK DOW: SONGS JUST
FOR YOU
Now resident in Auckland, Nick
Dow has a dedicated following
who revel in his evocative vocals,
LYTTELTON FARMERS’
MARKET
Every Saturday, 10-1pm,
London St.
NEW BRIGHTON SEASIDE
MARKET
Every Saturday, 10-2pm, New
Brighton Mall.
OPAWA FARMERS’
MARKET
Every Sunday, 9-noon, Fifield
Terrace.
his original compositions along
with standards. Join him as he
revisits old favourites and invents
new ones.
St Augustine Anglican
Church, 5 Cracroft Terrace.
Entry $15.
SUNDAY, 4PM
THE MAGIC COOKBOOK:
MID WINTER READING
Once upon a time, an ordinary
guy stumbled upon an
extraordinary book. This musical
asks that age-old question, “if
you had a talking, singing recipe
book that granted your every
wish, how would you use it?”
The Court Theatre, Bernard
St, Addington. Entry $10.

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