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Fan-bloody-tastic being midge free
• By Matt Slaughter
JANET PROFIT had been
battling a midge problem on her
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Mrs Profit told Pegasus Post in
February midges were plaguing
her Shortland St section near
the Bromley wastewater treatment
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could not find extra funding.
It asked the Coastal-Burwood
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months, but only $4100 was given.
THis would have only allowed
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save it, but Rata’s grant made sure
the gallery’s immediate future was
secure.
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GREAT NEWS for long suffering Bromley
residents on page 1 today: The tide is finally
turning in the long running war against
the midges.
And Janet Profit can take a lot of the
credit for it.
Janet, who lives in Shortland St, has battled the city council
for years over the midges, which gather at the oxidation ponds -
and then cause havoc for residents nearby.
She has featured regularly in the Pegasus Post over the issue,
which in my humble view has kept the pressure on the city
council to come up with remedies.
To their credit the city council has. The $300,000 which goes
into fighting midges each year seems to be paying off.
A good result all round.
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To avoid potholes – Google it!
Map being developed to
indicate bumpy roads
• By Julia Evans
WORKING OUT how to
avoid potholes and bumpy
roads will soon easier with the
development of a website map.
The city council is working
on a new “roughness condition
map” which will show the
condition of each road, lane,
street and drive around the city.
Said city council planning
and delivery transport manager
Lynette Ellis: “The roughness
condition map will identify
how rough a road is, both as a
measurable number, and as a
description (eg good or poor).”
Ms Ellis said the technology
is used elsewhere in New
Zealand and there is no direct
connection between the map
and the earthquakes as the map
will be using recently measured
data.
“The driver for this is to share
factual information concerning
the transport network with the
community,” she said.
It will also be used to help
inform decision-making city
councillors and community
boards make with regard to
investing money and prioritising
infrastructure.
“Functionally this is using
data that council already holds,
and serving it onto the website
via new software that has been
made available via council’s
geospatial programme,” Ms Ellis
said.
The map is intended to be live
on the website later this year.
The state of roads around the
city remains a hot topic eight
years after the February 22,
2011, earthquake.
Last year’s city council Long
Term Plan was set to focus
on the “basics” – setting out
to prioritise improvements to
roads and footpaths alongside
wastewater infrastructure and
drinking water upgrades.
ROUGH: The city council is
working on developing a
map for its website to tell
residents which roads are in
the poorest condition such as
this damage on New Brighton
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EARTHQUAKE REPAIRS
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damaged assets in Horseshoe Lake
Reserve in Burwood including the
car park, tracks, the toilets and a
damaged footbridge will start this
month. The tender for the project
closed on April 10.
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Asian Pacific Softball Tournament
from June 17-22. A $1500 grant also
went to the Avonside Girls’ High
School 2019 World Scholars Cup
Global Round team competing in
Sydney from August 15-20. The
funds came from the Coastal-
Burwood Community Board.
PLANTING PROJECT DELAY
A project to replant trees in
Westhaven in Burwood has been
delayed due to other city council
staff commitments. The project
team will meet in July to consider
new time frames and determine
resources for the project.
TRAVIS WETLAND WORK
The repair of the Travis Wetland
boardwalk and paths, which are
currently prone to flooding, is
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• By Matt Slaughter
THE WAIT continues for a
walking track linking the Coastal
and Burwood Wards to be built.
The track will become part of
360 Trail, which links tracks all
over Christchurch if it is completed.
But the, 360 Trail committee
were fed up with waiting for the
track, which would run east from
the Bromley oxidation ponds to
be completed.
Members Judith Millar and Ken
Couling addressed the Coastal-
Burwood Community Board last
week, saying city council staff
had been telling them since 2017
that the project would go-ahead,
but very little progress had been
made.
Ms Millar said she was told
there had been told the project
manager had changed two times
since February and this had held
things up even further.
“Really, we don’t know where
we’re at with the project.
“We are a stakeholder and we
are not consulted or informed on
this stuff.”
When asked to comment on
the issue, the city council did not
respond.
•From page 1
THe gallery’s only other
income comes from the 20 per
cent commission it charges for
sales and teaching completed in
the gallery, and the $30 it collects
from members a year.
THe community board gave
$9000 to the gallery last year, but
members said
its financial
situation
had not
improved,
so it could
not justify
approving
the full
amount
asked for again this year.
Recreate co-ordinator Sue
Davidson said keeping art spaces
open in New Brighton was
challenging, but could have the
solution for safeguarding the
future of its arts scene.
Ms Davidson wanted an arts
centre in New Brighton and she
was in talks to make this happen.
At a community board
meeting last week, chairwoman
Kim Money recommended Ms
Davidson pitched her idea to
DCL.
Ms Davidson said she had
already reached out.
DCL manager of
communications and
engagement Cecilia Densham
said it supported the idea and
was happy to begin talks.
“DCL would support the
idea of a permanent artwork
venue for the New Brighton
community. DCL believes in
creative health and its effect on
well-being.”
New Brighton Business
and Landowners Association
chairwoman Rebecca Tavete said
she would support an arts centre
style space being developed if
this was given the go-ahead.
Ms Davidson, a South
Brighton resident of 20 years
said she had seen what artists in
New Brighton and surrounding
suburbs had to offer.
With support from Renew
Brighton and Development
Christchurch Ltd, Ms Davidson
has been co-ordinating spaces
for art in New Brighton Mall
since the start of this year
and another space at Te Kura
Tawhito on Seaview Rd for over
a year.
Ms Davidson said a new,
purpose-built facility would
be necessary if New Brighton’s
art scene was to reach its full
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the gallery’s
immediate future
was secure.
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“THere are so many artists
. . . and they need an outlet and
they also need a place where they
can work and they need a place
where people can come and
appreciate the art.”
“Because New Brighton itself
hasn’t quite flourished yet, there’s
not really anything catering for
the artists.”
Ms Davidson’s ideal facility
would be one, which included
individual studio spaces and a
large communal space for artists
to work, a gallery and a cafe.
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Regeneration plan taken back by council
Fire rages, homes at risk
RESPONSIBILITY for the work
to develop a regeneration strategy
for Southshore and South New
Brighton will be taken back by
the city council.
Regenerate Christchurch was
originally charged with leading
the work on the strategy, but after
carrying out a review late last
year, it has recommended the city
council take over the project.
Last week
the city council
unanimously
agreed that was
the best way
forward.
“This project
Brendan
Anstiss
has moved more
slowly than
anyone would
have liked. We
have heard the concerns and
disappointment expressed by the
affected community about the
lack of progress,” said general
manager strategy and transformation
Brendan Anstiss.
“We have also received strong
feedback from residents in Southshore
and South New Brighton
that their immediate priority
is understanding and resolving
the outstanding impacts of the
earthquakes.
“The city council has therefore
agreed that the best way forward
is to split the project into two
separate projects, but have them
running simultaneously so we
can avoid delays and get things
back on track as quickly as possible,’’
Dr Anstiss said.
The first project will be an
urgent investigation into the estuary
edge to build a comprehensive
picture of the changes that
have occurred as a result of the
earthquakes and to identify any
outstanding community needs.
This work will include specific
actions and opportunities to
mitigate inundation and erosion
that addresses earthquake legacy.
“At the same time, city council
staff, together with the community,
will also do more detailed
planning on the adaptation
process for the area to respond to
climate change, so we can be very
clear about what is required over
the longer term for this project to
be a success,’’ Dr Anstiss said.
Staff will report back to city
council in August for decisions
on next steps for each project.
“While the leadership
of the project might have
changed, we haven’t lost sight
of the importance of putting
community at the centre of the
project. Council will be working
REVIEW: The
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with the engagement approach
developed by members of the
Southshore and South New
Brighton communities – the
‘How Team’. There is an ongoing
commitment to work with
community groups and the wider
community as these projects
progress,” said Dr Anstiss.
The decision has been met with
strong support from the community
groups who were present
at the meeting.
“As a community we have
struggled to have the pre-existing
earthquake issues recognised.
We are very encouraged that this
damage has been acknowledged
today, and a pathway created to
affect repairs. We are overjoyed
with the city council’s decision
and we can now give our support
to working in partnership with
the council,” Southshore Residents
Association chairwoman
Lynda Burdekin said.
Said Christchurch Coastal
Residents United chairman
Simon Watts: “This was always a
journey we would make together
or not at all. Today the decision
was made to make that journey
together.”
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board chairwoman Kim Money
said it was a good step.
“I want to thank the community
and all the residents
who have put their hands up to
support this place. I also want to
thank my colleagues on the community
board, councillors and
city council staff. It has been an
exhausting journey but today was
a milestone.”
Said Coastal Ward city
councillor David East: “I am
exceedingly pleased with the
outcome and very appreciative
of the cooperation and
collaboration we’ve seen between
the community groups, elected
members and staff in coming
to an agreement on this, and a
pathway forward.”
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Drop in
midge
numbers
•From page 1
“When we had those 29, 30 and 32
deg C days, we thought, here we go .
. . they’re not next door, because I’ve
checked with the neighbour and she
leaves the light on at night time,”
she said.
“The thing is, they’ve actually
disappeared.”
City council three waters and
waste operations manager Adam
Twose told the Coastal-Burwood
Community Board at its meeting
last week, midge numbers had
decreased by 36 per cent around the
Bromley oxidation ponds compared
to the midge season last year.
Mrs Profit said though this was
hard to believe, she had seen these
results first-hand in the few months
since summer.
“If that’s working, keep going,”
she said. “Where they’ve gone, I
wouldn’t know.”
The reduction was a result of the
city council changing the technique
used to kill midges around the oxidation
ponds.
Mr Twose said midge dredging,
which involved mechanically dragging
chains across the pond floor
where the midge lay their eggs, had
been much more effective than the
strategy used before, trying to kill
midges using chemicals.
He said dredging meant midges
were killed before they were born.
Mrs Profit said she was happy for
now, but would have to wait until
summer to see if midges would
return to her property.
“Maybe now it is working, but the
thing is, how long is it going to work
for?”
Though there was work still be
done before midges were completely
wiped out, Mr Twose said signs
were positive for the next midge
season.
“I am confident we will see a better
improvement next year,” he said.
The city council has budgeted
$300,000 a year between 2018 and
2028 to go towards midge control
around the wastewater ponds.
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three Christchurch teenagers heading to the World Hip Hop Dance
Championship in Phoenix, Arizona in August. (Right) Chloe Wright,
15, Sam Richardson, 19 and Caleb. ​
• By Matt Slaughter
CALEB GOPAL wants to be
one of the best dancers in the
world.
Now, the 18-year-old
Parklands resident has a
chance to do so.
He is one of three teenagers
from the Team Cozy crew,
which has qualified for
the World Hip Hop Dance
Championship in Phoenix,
Arizona in the United States
in August.
Caleb will dance alongside
19-year-old Sam Richardson
and 15-year-old Chloe Wright.
They finished second in
the mini-crew category at the
Hip Hop International New
Zealand Championship in
Auckland last month and
were one of just three teams
from the category to qualify
for the worlds.
Caleb said dancing was his
life.
He balances his job as a
dance teacher and weekly
practices with the crew.
He believed Team Cozy
could go all the way to
win.
“We’ve wanted this for a
long time and now we’ve
finally got the opportunity,
so we’re ready to put in that
work. Really, it comes down
to how hard we want to work
and how hard you do work to
the result that you will get on
the day,” he said.
Attending the world
championships had been a
life-long dream for Caleb and
the crew.
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He said he would be proud
regardless of the result they
achieved.
“No matter where we
come, last or first place, it’s
an achievement stepping
on that stage . . . either way,
we’re going to be stoked and
grateful for the opportunity.”
Preparation for the event
would involve up to three
practices a week and extra
practices as the event drew
closer, said Caleb.
He was excited to showcase
Team Cozy’s uniquely
Christchurch flavour to the
rest of the world.
“No one really knows what
to expect when it comes down
to Christchurch or the South
Island.”
The crew would have to
showcase three styles of
hip hop dancing during its
routine.
These would include break
dancing, house and new
school swag.
He said for those who had
never seen these dance styles
before, they were all about
“just feeling good.”
Caleb said his team would
fund some of the cost of
the trip themselves, but was
looking for sponsors to ease
the cost of getting to Arizona.
A Givealittle page had also
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Mum and daughter find a new home
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Matt Slaughter
ESCAPING A difficult
relationship left Doreen Mihaka
and her 17-year-old daughter
homeless.
Miss Mihaka’s mother had
recently died, so the pair were
forced to sleep in a car in the
middle of winter for three weeks
before finding emergency accommodation.
They had to share a room and
stayed there for six months.
Now, they have a home at
Housing New Zealand’s new
complex at Eveleyn Couzins Ave
in Richmond.
She said this was life-changing.
“We’ll be here forever . . . the
home that we’re in now, we can
actually call it home. We’re not
going anywhere.”
Theirs is one of the 14 new
two-bedroom units at the complex.
Miss Mihaka said this was a
world apart from where she was
living just a few months ago.
“It’s warm with double glazing,
really, really warm. We’ve got
our own spaces, she’s got her
room where she’s got her TV and
games all set up and I’ve got my
space downstairs here.
“We don’t have to share the
same bed, we don’t have to share
the same room. We’ve got our
own stuff.”
The new homes complete the
second and final part of the
• By Matt Slaughter
CONSTANCE AND her family
couldn’t afford internet.
After their previous plan became
too expensive, the Linwood
residents were thrown a lifeline.
They are one of a number of
families across Christchurch, who
have received free wireless broadband
as part of a programme to
help those who can’t afford it.
The programme was a partnership
between Variety, the Children’s
Charity, and 2degrees and
was also being rolled out to 36
new development, which also
includes 23 one-bedroom units
and a large common room.
Their new living conditions
would allow Miss Mihaka
and her daughter, who was
completing tertiary study, to get
families with children at Bromley
School.
Constance said this would
make a big difference for her children
Chelsea, Nevaeh, Wairua-
Terehia and her husband Dan.
She said school had been hard
for her children without internet
access and they used to have to
go to the library to get homework
done.
“It’s just hard because everything’s
done online.”
She said having access to internet
again would help her family
move forward in life.
on with life.
“I think our lives will be
changed in a good way now compared
to what I was in for years.
The change is going to be good
for us in the long-run as well.”
“It means a lot to me because
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from similar backgrounds too.”
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Funding
boost for
mentors
A NEW Brighton mentoring
programme has received $5000
from an accounting firm.
The donation went to Youth
Alive Trust and was made by
Social Currency, a new business,
which donates 10 per cent of its
sales to programmes for at-risk
kids.
Thanks to the donation, a New
Brighton teenager with few
male role models now has a
mentor, New Brighton’s Paddy
Caffell.
The two get together each
week to talk, go to the gym, skate
and sometimes do community
projects.
Mr Caffell said he had some
very tough experiences as a
teenager himself and it was
one of the reasons he was
passionate about supporting
young people.
“I was being hit at home and
I never had the courage to tell
anyone. It’s difficult to see what’s
happening in the head of a
teenager, but I’m in a privileged
role of walking alongside someone
who I have built trust with,” Mr
Caffell said.
Competition to name takahē
LEE MEESE has chosen Poa as
the name for a takahē chick.
The Avonside resident’s name
suggestion was chosen as the best
of the 1800 submitted as part of
a competition run by Mitre 10 to
name the bird.
The six-month-old takahē is
the first chick of the season to be
named.
Ms Meese did plenty of
research before submitting Poa
as her suggestion.
It is short for poales,
the biological order of plant,
which includes grasses and
tussocks.
“The thing that stood out was
the grass and tussocks. That’s
roots for me, and where you
come from is part of who you
are. Poa was pulled from a plant
name, it felt strong for me and
fitting for a New Zealander –
male or female,” said Ms Meese.
“I’m really excited to be part
of something important, even if
it’s just choosing a chicks name.
Saving an endangered species is a
massive thing.”
Mitre 10 has been a sponsor
of the Takahē Recovery
Programme since 2005 and the
winning name was chosen by its
team.
“We were very pleased to
see the winner had made the
connection between tussock
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grasslands to the takahē story.
One of the Takahē Recovery
Programme’s advocacy goals
is to increase public awareness
about the vital role this habitat
plays in takahē conservation and
we thought the name Poa was a
perfect fit,” said takahē advocacy
ranger Julie Harvey.
As part of the prize, Ms Meese
won a trip to Queenstown and
Fiordland to visit the Burwood
Takahē Centre.
“It’s a huge bonus, and I’m
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married for 14 years,” Ms Meese
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Call for better bird protection
• By Matt Slaughter
MORE NEEDS to be done to
protect birdlife around the Avon-
Heathcote Estuary.
The Avon-Heathcote
Estuary Ihutai Trust says dogs,
drones and
people continue
to be a threat
to the 118 bird
species, which
call the estuary
home, including
godwits.
Tim Lindley
The Coastal-
Burwood
Community Board will now
investigate what it can do to better
protect these birds after trust
members expressed concerns at a
meeting last week
The estuary became part of the
East Asian-Australasian Flyway
network last year, a network,
which protects migratory waterbirds
across wetlands in about 20
countries.
Trust member Tim Lindley
said the birds, which used the
estuary faced threats that people
may have not been aware of.
“Birds do see dogs as wolves
. . . it’s quite important that
they’re not disturbed by dogs.”
Mr Lindley said the estuary’s
proximity to the eastern suburbs
in both the Coastal-Burwood
and Linwood-Central-Heathcote
wards made protecting them
even more important.
“The birds stop feeding for 10
minutes when they are interrupted
by humans.
“Because this international
flyway is in an urban area, it’s
only going to get worse.
“It’s dinner time for the
birds and we need to keep it
that way.”
Board members agreed the
signage currently in place telling
people to be respectful of birds
when around the estuary needed
to be improved.
Board member Linda Stewart
suggested signage should give
more specific information on the
types of behaviour and activities
that disturbed birds and how
this could be avoided.
PROTECTION: (Clockwise) – Lesser knots, south island pied
oystercatchers and godwits are being disturbed according to
the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust.
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News
Now
• By Matt Slaughter
Fire rages, homes at risk
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When completed, the
clubrooms will include two
buildings with toilet and changing
room facilities.
These will be joined by a
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be able to watch races.
Yacht club members Alastair
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told the Coastal-Burwood Community
Board excitement was
building for the opening, with
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News
Residents’
association
for Prestons
• By Matt Slaughter
A RESIDENTS’ association
in Prestons has been formally
established.
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board approved
the formation of the Prestons
Residents Association last week.
The association had existed
previously, but had not been
officially recognised under
the city council’s Residents’
Association Formation and
Recognition Policy.
Residents called for it for some
time and community board
members agreed this would create
a more active voice for an area,
which had been through a lot
since the earthquakes.
Board member Linda Stewart
was appointed to liaise with the
association and provide feedback
to the community board and city
council.
The association’s boundaries
include Prestons Rd, Marshland
Rd and Dunlops Rd and extends
to Lower Styx Rd, near Spencerville.
An information leaflet about
the purpose of the association and
its boundaries was delivered to
residents last month.
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News
Now
Quizmasters battle it out
• By Jess Gibson
MORE THAN 200 keen spellers
put pen to paper at the Otago
Daily Times Extra! Canterbury
quiz at Christchurch South
Intermediate.
Pupils from schools across
the city teamed up in threes
last Tuesday and were tested on
spelling, grammar, abbreviations,
matching words with their
country of origin and dictionary
skills.
Selwyn House won the year 5
and 6 section of the quiz with 95
points out of a possible 100.
Their victory followed a
suspenseful tie-breaker with
Fendalton Open-Air School,
which came second with a score
of 94 points.
The St Martin’s School group
in third was not far off, with 93
points.
Selwyn House champions
Penelope Sutton, 8, Amelia West,
9, and Serena Mackle Bayley, 9,
were ecstatic after their win.
Penelope said the quiz was
“nerve-racking but fun.”
“The tie-breaker was the hardest
part. We got really confused
with one word – rhythm,” she
said.
The Cathedral Grammar
School team won the year 7 and
8 quiz with 86 points out of 100.
Harry Long, 11, Liam Hume,
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WINNERS: Amelia West, 9, Penelope Sutton, 8, and Serena
Mackle Bayley, 9, after their victory in the year 5 and 6
section of the Otago Daily Times Extra! Canterbury spelling
quiz.
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11 and Tor Chiles, 12, “did not
expect it” when their team was
called as the winners, as they
only practised once on the day of
the quiz.
Liam said the team got caught
on one of the mystery questions,
but breezed through most of the
others.
“The anticipation while waiting
for them to read out the
votes” was his favourite part of
the event.
Cobham Intermediate
School and Christchurch South
Intermediate were tied for
second place at 81 points.
Extra! editor Tricia Rowe was
pleased with how the night went.
“It’s the first time South
Intermediate had run the quiz
and I was really happy with
them,” said Mrs Rowe. She said
it was challenging making sure
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support of South Intermediate
volunteer runners was a big help.
Teams were chosen by their
schools to compete in the
competition.
The quiz was run by the
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primary, intermediate and
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REGENERATION: About 120 people got stuck in at the
community planting at the Styx Mill Conservation Reserve last
Sunday.
Styx Mill planting day
• By Jess Gibson
MORE THAN 1500 native trees
and shrubs were planted in the
Styx Mill Conservation Reserve
in Northwood last Sunday.
About 120 people volunteered
for the community planting
run by Trees for Canterbury,
including students, park rangers,
members of the Styx Living Laboratory
Trust, a scout group and
residents.
Trees for Canterbury project
co-ordinator Robin Stove said the
day went “fantastically.”
“It was great having people
from diverse backgrounds there.”
The main large species planted
were Kahikatea and Totara
trees and there was a mixture of
smaller trees like Ribbonwood,
Lacebark, Flax and Cabbage
trees, among others.
The seedlings were all sourced
and donated by Trees for Canterbury,
who gather the native
tree species from areas such as
Riccarton Bush.
Trees for Canterbury has been
planting in the reserve, as well as
other sites, for about 20 years as
part of a regeneration project to
plant two million native trees in
Canterbury.
So far, the group and its volunteers
have planted and/or donated
almost one million trees.
Mr Stove said the plantings are
a good way to help members of
the community take ownership of
their city.
“It is their city and they should
be involved in it,” he said.
Birthday celebrations for
red zone community garden
RICHMOND Community
Garden has celebrated its
second birthday in the
residential red zone.
On May 4, the Richmond
Community Garden
Trust held a birthday party to
show its appreciation to the
volunteers, organisations and
individuals who had supported
it or given their time and energy
to its projects.
“Without such support, we
would not be able to flourish
and the community would
not be able to gather, socialise,
make new connections and
learn whilst having fun,” said
Richmond Community Garden
co-founder Cathy Allden.
In 2017, the trust was issued
with a two-year lease
for one acre of red zone land
from Land Information New
Zealand.
It created a transitional community
space, floral garden,
fruit forest and edible native
garden in Richmond.
The lease was amended to
cover .8ha of land six months
later and extended by another
three years in June last year.
Volunteers contribute more
than 80 hours of work to the
garden every week, with several
groups using it regularly.
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second birthday in the residential red zone on May 4.
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Montreal St
Ph 377 8500
Where all cars are $9,990
458
Moorhouse Ave
Ph 365 9204
Ford & Holden Centre
2008 VoLVo C30 HAtCH
2400cc, auto, tiptronic, factory alloys, AbS,
8x air bags, AbS, stability control, full electrics.
Stylish looking 3 door hatch!
$8,950
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $9,500
2007 bMW 116i HAtCH
1600cc chain driven engine, auto, factory alloys, dual
climate A/C, 8x airbags, AbS, stability control, certified
low 34,800km! Little red packed with safety features!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2007 VoLkSWAGen tourAn HiGHLine
1400cc turbo chain driven engine, auto, 7 seater,
12x airbags, AbS, electronic stability control,
4 star fuel rating! 7 seats on a small footprint!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2012 ForD G6e FG2 turbo
4000 twin cam, turbo, tiptronic, AbS, eSP,
leather, dual zone climate, cruise control,
reverse camera, full electrics.
$23,990
2011 HSV GtS e3
6200cc, LS3, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, cruise control,
bluetooth, 8x airbags, HSV eDi, tuned exhaust,
tinted windows, 56,000kms.
$54,990
2007 FPV F6 tyPHoon
4000 turbo, tiptronic, AbS, airbags, climate
control, cruise control, factory alloys,
very tidy, original example.
$29,990
2010 niSSAn tiiDA 15M HAtCH
1500cc chain driven engine, auto, factory tints,
climate A/C, half leather upholstery, proximity entry
and start, 5 star fuel rating! Versatile run around!
$9,990
2010 SubAru iMPrezA 1.5 SPort HAtCH
1500cc, auto, factory tints and alloys, proximity
entry and start, electric seat, climate A/C,
4½ star fuel rating. Popular hatch!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540 Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2008 toyotA CoroLLA AuriS 180G HAtCH
1800cc chain driven engine, auto, factory tints,
alloys, climate A/C, proximity entry and start,
4½ star fuel rating! rare find in 1800cc and black!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2017 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
3600 Alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, 10x airbags,
cruise control, keyless entry, reverse camera,
full electrics, very low kms.
$35,990
ForD FALCon Xr6 FGX
4000 twin cam, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, airbags,
cruise control, factory alloys, climate control,
bluetooth, reversing camera.
$26,990
2007 Ve HSV r8
6000cc, LS2, tiptronic, AbS, eSP,
cruise control, bluetooth, 8x airbags, 20" alloys,
tinted windows, clean original example.
$34,990
2007 Suzuki SX4 1.5G HAtCH
1500cc chain driven engine, auto, factory alloys and tints,
6x airbags, proximity entry and start, climate A/C, 4½ star
fuel rating! raised driving position for great visibility
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2007 toyotA iSt 180G
1800cc chain driven engine, factory alloys & tints,
climate A/C, reverse camera, 4½ star fuel rating!
Compact, peppy yet very fuel efficient.
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2007 AuDi A3 1.8t HAtCH
1800cc turbo engine, auto tiptronic, factory alloys,
dual climate A/C, AbS, stability control, 6x airbags.
Great all rounder, high on safety!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2017 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
3600cc V6, tiptronic auto, AbS, eSP,
keyless start/entry, heads up display,
park assist.
$34,990
2017 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
3600cc V6, tiptronic auto, AbS, eSP,
keyless start/entry, heads up display,
reverse camera.
$34,990
2017 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
3600cc V6, tiptronic auto, AbS, eSP,
keyless start/entry, reverse camera,
park assist.
$33,990
2006 MerCeDeS C200 SPortS HAtCH
1800cc, auto tiptronic, factory alloys,
climate A/C, full electrics, 4x airbags, AbS.
Practical 3 door hatch with great safety!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2008 VoLkSWAGen beetLe HAtCH
2000cc, auto, 18" alloys and tints, stability control,
AbS, 4x airbags, full electrics, reverse parking
sensor. Great look on 18" alloys.
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2006 MerCeDeS C180
1800cc, auto tiptronic, factory alloys, roof rails, cargo
blind, part leather upholstery, cruise, 8x air bags, AbS,
eSP. Generous cargo capacity meets luxury!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2017 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
3600cc Alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP,
8x airbags, reverse camera, keyless entry,
dual zone climate, park assist, 44,000kms.
$31,990
2017 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
3600 alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, airbags, heads
up display, keyless start, sat nav, reverse camera,
climate control.
$34,990
2011 ForD FALCon FG Xt
4000 twin cam, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, airbags,
FPV alloys, cruise control, CD stereo,
climate control, full electrics.
$14,990
2011 HonDA Fit 1.3G HAtCH
1300cc chain driven engine, auto, 16" alloys, full
electrics, 5½ star fuel rating.
Like a tardis, Fits more than you think.
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2008 toyotA MArk X zio S/WAGon
2400cc chain driven engine, auto, 7 seater, proximity
entry and start, factory alloys and tints, climate A/C,
parking sensor, 4 star fuel rating! Versatile 7 seater!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2008 HonDA oDySSey AbSoLute S/WAGon
2400cc chain driven engine, auto, 7 seater, factory
tints and alloys, climate A/C , half leather upholstery,
cruise control! Absolute stunner in black!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2016 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
3600cc Alloytec, AbS, eSP, 8x airbags,
reverse camera, keyless entry, dual zone
climate, 20" alloys, full electrics.
$29,990
2013 HoLDen CALAiS
3600 Alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, leather,
sunroof, keyless entry, head up display, 8x airbags,
cruise control, full electrics.
$25,990
2012 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 z
3600 alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, 8x airbags,
reverse camera, partial leather, cruise control,
alloys, full electrics.
$21,990
2009 SubAru eXiGA S/WAGon
2000cc, auto, factory tints and alloys, 7 seater,
proximity entry and start, dual climate A/C, 4 star
fuel rating! ready for your road trip!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2007 MitSubiSHi GALAnt eXCeeD SeDAn
2000cc, auto, tiptronic, factory tints, climate A/C,
full electrics, half leather upholstery, 4 star fuel
rating! Sophisticated Sedan!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2009 toyotA WiSH 2.0 G S/WAGon
2000cc, chain driven engine, auto, factory alloys &
tints, climate A/C, cruise control, reverse camera,
4½ star fuel rating! Solid wagon for the family!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2007 JAGuAr X-tyPe eXeCutiVe SeDAn
2100cc, auto, factory alloys, climate A/C, full leather,
heated seats, cruise control, rear parking sensor.
executive Sedan!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
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2008 HonDA StreAM 18X
1800cc chain driven engine, 7 seater, factory tints,
climate A/C, full electrics, 4 star fuel rating!
Versatile wagon!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2006 toyotA MArk X 300G PreMiuM
3000cc V6 chain driven engine, auto, factory alloys,
dual climate A/C, AbS, 9x airbags, AbS,
stability control. Lexus at a toyota Price!
$9,900
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
2010 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 ii
3600 Alloytec, tiptronic, cruise control,
bluetooth, 8x airbags, AbS, eSP, alloys, dual
zone climate, full electrics.
$15,990
2016 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
3600 Alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, 8x airbags,
cruise control, dual zone climate, reverse
camera, keyless entry, full electrics.
$29,990
4WDsales@paulkelly.co.nz
2007 HoLDen GtS
6000cc LS2 V8, tiptronic auto, AbS, eSP,
leather seats, 8x airbags, cruise control,
tuned exhaust.
$31,990
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Tuesday May 14 2019
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
Your Local Views
PEGASUS POST
The history behind Mother’s Day
Founder
of the
Christchurch
Women’s Club
Toastmasters
Sheila
Hailstone
writes about
how Mother’s
Day began
History tells us celebrations
related to mothers have existed
throughout the world for
thousands of years, though
the Christian celebration of
Mothering Sunday was more
about the mother church than a
celebration of women.
What is probably unknown is
the woman who campaigned for
our modern version of Mother’s
Day would later denounce the
commercialisation of this event.
It took Anna Jarvis six years
of campaigning in the United
States to have a day set aside to
honour mothers or as she put it,
“the person who has done more
for you than anyone else in the
world.”
Her own mother, Ann Reeves
Jarvis, had been a peace activist
caring for the wounded in the
Civil War no matter their politics
or which side they fought for.
Then after the war, she began
clubs to address public health
HONOUR: It took Anna Jarvis six years of campaigning in the United States to have a day set aside
to honour mothers.
issues and helping women to
knowledgeably care for their
children.
When her mother passed
away Anna realised, in spite of
the positive impact women have
on society, their work for their
children and the community was
often overlooked.
Anna’s Mother’s Day was not a
commercial event, but was about
celebrating the achievements of
women and further reminding
them of their power and what can
be accomplished when women
and mothers come together for a
good cause.
Time has not diminished the
value of Anna’s message.
Mother’s Day has become
a date for launching political
causes. The wife of Martin Luther
King, Coretta used Mother’s
Day in 1968 to host a march
in support of underprivileged
women and children.
Then in the 1970s women’s
groups gathered on this day to
highlight the need for equal
rights for women and access to
child care.
On Friday at 12.30pm,
Christchurch Women’s Club
Toastmasters is holding an open
day at the Village Church on the
corner of Frank St and Papanui
Rd to celebrate the influence
of mothers and women in our
lives.
CWC Toastmasters supports
women to succeed in any
venture giving them the skills to
communicate their vision clearly
and with confidence.
Everyone is welcome to come
to this meeting.
•More information
can be found at www.
cwctoastmasters.org.nz
Exhibitors
Book now
Don’t miss your opportunity to
showcase your business in front of
10,000+ qualified attendees
lisa.lynch@starmedia.kiwi or 021 800 809

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Tuesday May 14 2019 15
30a
Moorhouse Ave • Ph 377 7109
European Car Centre & 5 Speed Sportscar Centre
2011 bmw x3 35i
Full leather, 3.0 twin turbo, climate air, cruise,
auto lights, electrics, heated seats, NZ Navi,
alloys, mint example.
$31,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $32,500
2008 Porsche 911 carerra
3.6 full black leather, great service
history, electrics, alloys, 2 keys, NZ radio,
best of the entry level 911s.
$59,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $60,540
2008 vw golf gti
2.0 turbo, 6 speed auto. 12 airbags, auto
headlights, paddle shifters, cruise control,
dual climate zones. Will not disappoint.
$12,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $13,540
2006 audi tt 3.2 quattro
Full leather alloys, NZ radio, reverse camera,
tiptronic, heated leather seats, climate,
electrics, always popular.
$13,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $14,540
2014 mini cooPer crossover tdi
2.0 turbo diesel, 6 airbags, electrics,
climate air, factory alloys, 2 keys, cruise,
auto lights.
$25,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $26,500
2011 mercedes b180
Part leather, low kms, climate air,
electrics, alloys, cruise, auto lights,
6 airbags, ABS, ESP.
$12,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $13,540
2008 audi a4 3.2 quattro
Full black leather, 2 keys, climate air
electrics, auto lights, cruise, heated
seats, luxury plus.
$15,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,500
2011 audi a1 1.4t sPort
Paddle shift, electrics, Audi Multimedia,
climate, alloys, S-Tronic Auto,
fun economical car.
$15,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,540
2008 mitsubishi evo x
Recaro seats, paddle shift, electrics, Brembo
Brakes, new tyres, air cond, rally car
performance.
$24,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $25,540
2013 bmw i3 electric
Only 5,000kms, part leather, electrics,
navi, cruise, auto lights, alloys, climate air,
like new, must see.
$43,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $44,540
2013 volvo v40 t4 se
Only 37,000kms, 1.6 turbo, alloys, fully
spec'd, cruise, collision warning, lane
departure warning, electrics.
$22,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $23,540
2009 subaru imPreZa sti a-line
Electric blue, brembo brakes, recaro
seats, paddle shift, Si-Drive, electrics,
alloys, push button start.
$19,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $20,540
2007 audi a8 3.2 quattro
Full black leather, only 43,000kms, cruise
control, bose sound, auto, lights, alloys,
climate, just beautiful.
$17,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $18,500
2008 audi a3 1.8t ltd
Full black leather, heated seats, alloys,
S-line, paddle shift, auto lights, climate
air, choice of 3 today. Only 44,000kms.
$15,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,540
2007 bmw 530i highline
Full black leather, LCi auto, 2 keys,
full electrics, rear view camera, alloys,
climate, cruise, luxury plus.
$16,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $17,540
2012 audi a6 2.8 quattro avant
Full black leather, climate control, 2 keys,
auto lights, alloys, heated seats, blue tooth,
bose, push button start, reverse camera .
$27,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $28,540
2012 maZda axela mPs turbo
6 speed, climate air, 2 keys, electrics,
alloys, part leather factory body kit,
crisp in white.
$19,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $20,540
2008 bmw 320i touring
Only 24,000kms, 6 airbags, alloys, climate
air, towbar, rear parking sensors, auto
lights.
$11,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $12,540
2008 vw Passat 3.2 4 motion
Full black leather, heated seats, facelift, auto
lights, climate air, alloys, DSG, cruise control,
electrics. Choice of 3.
$12,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $13,500
2007 mini cooPer s
Turbo, only 58,000kms, tiptronic, push
button start, electrics, climate air, alloys,
beautiful, original car.
$14,990
2007 audi allroad 3.2 quattro
Full black leather, only 73,000kms,
paddle shift, climate air, height control,
heated seats, cruise.
$15,990
2009 audi a5 3.2 quattro
Only 16,000kms, full black leather,
auto lights, cruise, paddleshift, climate,
alloys, parking sensors.
$24,990
2009 vw Passat 3.2 4 motion
Facelift model, full bone leather, paddle shift,
2 keys, only 47,000kms, cruise, electrics, lots
of space.
$14,990
2010 vw cross Polo 1.2
Tiptronic, climate air, full electrics,
alloys, 2 keys, popular and trendy
small hatch.
$12,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $15,540 Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,540
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $25,540
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $15,540
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $13,540
2009 volKswagen golf gti
12 airbags, only 35,000kms, paddle shift
DSG, auto, lights, alloys, climate, cruise,
electrics, choice of 5 today.
$16,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $17,540
2014 audi s6 4.0v8 quattro
Full leather, navigation, Bluetooth, carbon
finish, cruise, climate, paddle shift, 2 keys, too
many options to list.
$42,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $43,500
2010 bmw x1 25i 4wd
Full black leather, sunroof, auto lights, heated
seats, electrics, climate air, push button start,
rare 3.0 engine.
$19,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $20,540
2013 audi tt 1.8t fsi
1.8 turbo, DSG, only 41,000kms, LED,
daytime running, 158HP, climate, electrics,
2 keys, superb driving fun.
$27,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $28,500
2009 vw golf gti mK6
2.0 Turbo, 13 airbags, paddle shift,
cruise, full electrics, auto lights, DSG,
climate, alloys, performance plus.
$17,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $18,540
2008 audi a8 4.2 quattro
Full black leather, sunroof, paddle shift, double
glazing, auto lights, climate air, push button
start, facelift.
$21,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $22,540
2013 mercedes e250 avantgarde
Full black leather, paddle shift, only
41,000kms, 2 keys, alloys, climate,
memory seats, cruise, luxury.
$31,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $32,540
2007 audi a3 1.8t s-line
Paddle shift, electrics, climate,
bluetooth, alloys.
$11,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $12,540
2012 mitsubishi evo x
5 speed, Marval AWC, climate air, body
kit, factory Recaro seats, Brembo brakes,
original example.
$37,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $38,500
2008 mercedes c63 amg wagon
Full black leather, only 61,000kms, sunroof,
auto lights, paddle shift, Navi Bluetooth, mint
example.
$32,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $33,500
2008 bmw 530i highline
Full leather, only 28,000kms, reverse
camera, parking sensors, LCi Tranz,
climate air, cruise, like new.
$16,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $17,540
2006 bmw 525i highline
Full black leather, only 60,000kms, full M-sport
kit, climate, tiptronic, push button start, cruise,
alloys, electrics.
$13,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $14,540
2012 volKswagen golf gti
Only 26,000kms, paddleshift DSG,
climate, auto, lights, alloys, cruise,
full electrics.
$25,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $26,540
2012 vw golf gti
13 Airbags, 2.0 Turbo, DSG,
paddle shift, alloys, climate,
2 keys, cruise.
$18,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $19,540
2009 vw golf 1.4 highline
Only 27,000 kms, 13 airbags, paddle shift, auto
lights, electrics, alloys, climate, cruise, DSG
reverse cam.
$13,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $14,540
2007 vw golf gt
Only 28,000kms, paddle shift, electrics,
leather, cruise, climate air, alloys,
great buying, choice of 3.
$12,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $13,540
2007 nissan 350Z cab roadster
6 Speed manual, full electrics, air cond,
factory alloys, NZ radio, Very best
looking 350Z.
$15,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,500
2012 mini cooPer crossover
1.6 tiptronic, climate air, 6 airbags,
alloys, full electrics, total fun
with practicality.
$15,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,540
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Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
• By Gordon Findlater
NORTH WAI boardrider
Ava Henderson took
on some the best groms
from across the ditch
when she competed at the
Bede’s Grom Shootout in
Queensland.
Ava, 14, finished fifth in
the under 14 girls category
at the two-day event on
North Stradbroke Island,
east of Brisbane.
The trip to gain valuable
experience on the big
Queensland waves comes
on the back of a stellar
SPORT
2019 in New Zealand.
In January, Ava narrowly
missed out on the under
14 title at the national
surfing championships in
Taranaki.
However, since then
she has competed well
beyond her years winning
a number of nationally
ranked under 16, 18 and
20 titles.
She won two of the three
events on the Billabong
Grom Series between
January and March to
be crowned the under 16
series champion.
YOUNG GUN:
Ava Henderson
took her skills
to Australia and
has finished fifth
in the Bede’s
Grom Shootout
in Queensland. ​
Good Aussie showing
for teen boardrider
In March she won the
under 20, 18 and 16 divisions
at the Duke Festival
of Surfing and gained the
No 1 New Zealand ranking
in her age group.
Last month she claimed
the under 18 and 16
divisions at the Kaikoura
grom comp.
Ava will be in with a
very strong chance of
being selected in the
New Zealand team for
the World Junior Surfing
Championship which is
due to be named in the
coming weeks.
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A supportive all-girl
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Selwyn House School offers a world-class
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Years 1 - 8.
A supportive all-girl learning environment
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They become confident, compassionate,
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ensure girls are inspired and committed to
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Selwyn House is committed to providing a
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combination of the International Baccalaureate
Primary Years Programme (PYP) and our
future-focused STEAM and Mechatronics
curriculum ensures girls are equipped to face
a continually changing world with confidence
and enthusiasm. We focus on instilling strong
foundations which can be successfully built
upon. Core learning in reading, writing and
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Swimming play key roles to further enhancing
learning.
Selwyn House provides each girl with a
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Due to our comprehensive learning environment,
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Selwyn House’s nurturing environment is
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For more information on the benefits of
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at Ōrua Paeroa
A new school, a
new location, and a
new uniform! What
a fabulous year for
Avonside Girls’ High
school as a new
chapter in the school’s
90 plus year history
is written this year.
Avonside Girls’ High
School moved into its new home on
Travis Road at the beginning of term
2, taking its traditions, culture, history
and values along with a focus on
working with every student to help her
identify her strengths and develop her
talents so that she can flourish in her
future.
Just over 1000 girls moved onto the
new site in Travis Road to experience
learning in New Zealand’s newest
secondary school buildings. The
campus which also includes a satellite
unit of Ferndale School, is New
Zealand’s first ever co-location of a state
girls’ school and a state boys’ school
sharing the same site and some key
facilities and yet delivering teaching
and learning within their own singlesex
learning environments.
One look inside the impressive
entrance foyer reveals an exciting
campus with fabulous facilities to
enhance learning for students.
In the front section of the school
lie the shared facilities, boasting the
reception and administrative centre
for both schools, a spacious library, a
cultural space, two theatres, a cafeteria
with indoor and outdoor seating, and
student kitchen facilities alongside a
commercial kitchen for teaching senior
Hospitality courses.
The design of the school then
separates into two separate schools each
designed around its own courtyard.
The school is organised by learning
areas, denoting the school’s support
of subject discipline knowledge
and skills, yet with adjacencies that
provide opportunities for learning to
be connected across learning areas for
students.
Avonside supports the development
of the whole student with a strong
ako programme delivered within a
vertical form structure and wonderful
opportunities for involvement beyond
classroom learning time. The superb
facilities in the new campus certainly
enhance those opportunities for our
students.
Avonside Girls’ High School has
embraced this opportunity to provide
this exciting new brand of 21st century
style single-sex education – the best of
both worlds!
We welcome interested students and
their families to come and visit the
campus on our Open Night.
Shirley Boys’ High
School at Ōrua Paeroa
Finally after 8 years of
unstinting effort, Shirley
Boys’ is in its new home,
one that features state
of the art facilities for
teaching and learning in
the 21st Century.
The new campus
features a Performing
Arts Centre, full size all
weather turf, sports fields, the largest school
gymnasium in the city as well as traditional
classrooms and modern flexible spaces
designed to meet the needs of all of its 1250
young Shirley men.
Shirley Boys’ High School,
Kiwi Soul Global Vision
At Shirley Boys’ High School, students
are encouraged to participate in a vast
array of sporting and cultural activities
and in all of these areas they are expected
to prepare themselves for action and
success on the world stage, while also
being encouraged to retain and strengthen
their own cultural roots.
Shirley Boys’ High School encourages
students to strive for personal excellence.
Learning occurs both inside and outside
the classroom, reflecting the desire of the
school to focus on teaching the whole
person to ensure a lifelong desire for
self-improvement. At Shirley Boys’ this
is known as “BTB – Better than Before”.
BTB leads to achievement, which can
be as modest as getting fit for a sport or
improving a test score or learning to sing
in a choir. BTB can also be as spectacular
as achieving a Premier New Zealand
Academic Scholar Award (awarded to the
Top 10 academic students in NZ).
We look forward to welcoming
prospective students and families to our
Open Night, Thursday 23 May at 6.30-
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JP Clinic at Shirley Library
Tuesday, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace will
be available to members of
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signatures and documents,
certify document copies, hear
oaths, declarations, affidavits
or affirmations as well as sign
citizenship, sponsorship or rates
rebates applications. No charge.
Shirley Library
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Falls Prevention Exercise Class
Tuesday, 10am
This is a specially-designed
class to help you not to fall.
There will be a $2 koha entry.
There is no booking fee required,
those interested are invited to
just turn up on the day and see
what the class can do for them.
Parklands Community Centre
Ascot Sit and Be Fit
Wednesday, 1-2pm and on
Thursday, 9.30-10.30am
Go along and complete a
class, which lets you complete a
number of exercises without
even leaving your chair. The cost
of the class is $4 and with this,
you’ll get a cup of tea or coffee.
Ascot Community Centre
Scrabble Club
Tuesday and Wednesday, 1.30-
3.30pm and 1-2.45pm
Go along to the Scrabble
club. No obligation, just go
along when you can and join the
friendly group. All materials are
supplied. No fee.
Parklands and Shirley libraries
Reading to Dogs
Tuesday and Wednesday, 3.30-
4.30pm
This programme is designed
to provide an atmosphere which
encourages children to develop
their reading skills and a love for
reading in front of some furry
friends.
Shirley and New Brighton
libraries
CV help
Thursday, 10-11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers who need help
with their CV or resume. They
will offer guidance on creating,
updating and editing your CV.
New Brighton Library
Technology Help Drop-in
Sessions
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along to drop-in sessions
for help with email, searching
the internet, using the library
catalogue, eBooks, and general
computer queries.
Shirley Library
Cards Club
Friday, 1.30–3.30pm
This weekly club will be held
every Friday, just go along and
join the fun. Free, no bookings
required.
Shirley Library
Makerspace
Friday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along to weekly
Makerspace sessions and get
hands-on with activities for
all ages. Something new every
week.
Aranui Library
Shirley Library’s Culture
Exchange
Friday, 3.45-4.45pm
Go along and make new
friends, practice English and
learn about New Zealand and
Christchurch.
Shirley Library
New Brighton Seaside Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Go and enjoy a warm and fun
atmosphere beside the seaside.
With live entertainment, food
and free face painting.
New Brighton Pedestrian Mall
An art competition will be
happening at Shirley Library
from Saturday this week
until Sunday next week.
Go along to use library art
supplies and get creative
inspiration. The winners’
artwork will be displayed on
the library website.
Mahjong Group
Saturday, 2-4pm
Learn to play Mahjong at
Shirley library. For beginners
and advanced players alike.
Shirley Library
Golden Oldies Movie
Screening - Lilies of the Field
Monday, 1.30pm
Sidney Poitier stars in this
1963 drama about a travelling
handyman. Go early for a cuppa
and a chat.
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REAL ESTATE
Seaside Gem - Short Call Auction!
7/3 Head Street, Sumner
Auction: Thursday 23 May 2019 Unless Sold Prior
2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 toilet | 1 living room | 1 car-garage | Listing Number: SM0200
Situated just a hop, skip and a jump from
Sumner’s picturesque Esplanade, near to the
popular surf spot at the clock tower end of
Scarborough Beach, this rare property offers
an entry-level opportunity in a fabulous
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The unique two bedroom upstairs unit
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patio area to enjoy the sun and sea air. Offering
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the property also offers a single garage, and
separate storage shed, conveniently located
next to the stairs.
Inside the layout caters beautifully to
relaxed beachside living with an open plan
kitchen, living and dining area that leads to a
sunny balcony with views to the surrounding
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casual dining, and the cook can enjoy the
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• By Sophie Cornish
WORKSAFE NEW Zealand
Coastal-Burwod Ward city
counci lor David East wants
WorkSafe to pre sure the car
park’s private owners into
a “trip and vehicle” hazard.
WorkSafe chief inspector
a se sment southern Da ren
undertaking.”
Surf club move
Cr East abou the car park.
“WorkSafe has completed
an a se sment visi to the site
to rebuild on new site
to advise them that it is their
risks a propriately.”
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• By Georgia O’Co nor-Harding
GR ENDALE SCHOOL pupils
have taken a step back in time,
s eing first hand what men and
horses l oked like during war.
The New Zealand Mounted
Rifles Charitable Trust president
Mark A pleton and member
Mike Donaldson t ok their
horses to the sch ol on Monday,
Li ter library
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Rebuilding a healthy
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Ja z Competition.
• By Sophie Cornish
THE ST Andrew’s Co lege big
band had extra incentive to
win a the National Youth Ja z
Competition – ba s player, Tom
Fastier, co lapsed and died the
to undertake work.
Cr East said there had b en
a “number of incidences” in
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sacrifice their ancestors made in
World War 1 and World War 2.
Mr A pleton and Mr Donaldson
a rived a the sch ol dre sed
in World War 1 uniforms while
their horses Tommy and Kruze
wore 1 0-year-old sa dles donated
to the trust.
The presentation is a prelude
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day before the competition
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“Tom was a ba s player from
Cashmere High Sch ol who was
playing with our big band this
year. He had a strong chance of
wi ning best ba s player a the
to the Gr endale Recreation Reserve
Management Commi t e’s
upcoming Anzac Day service.
As a tribute to those who
served, members of the trust wi l
ride horseback to the service.
Mr A pleton said it was
important children were
educated on what soldiers
wen through during World
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• By Gordon Findlater
DEAN CALVERT (above)
returned from the United
Kingdom last w ek after
festival as he was a very a complished
musician,” head of music
Duncan Ferguson said.
“We were delighted to win, but
it was bi tersw et,” he said.
St Andrew’s won the most
outstanding big band title a the
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“I think the WorkSafe
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Cartwright steps downs
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stays true to his word
New pi za joint
Fire and Slice fina ly se to
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The band dedicated it se to
Tom, who died while on his way
to Cashmere High on March 27.
His death was po sibly related to
a medical event.
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War 1 and World War 2.
But he said the presentation
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and was more of a “show and
te l” to make them aware of what
the soldiers l oked like.
Children were shown the type
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• By Georgia O’Co nor-Harding
A CRACKDOWN on mobile
traders acro s the districts could
be l oming.
However, the public has li tle
interest in having input into the
i sue.
Only eight submi sions were
received for a potential bylaw
aimed at regulating commercial
activities in public places.
The district council wi l be
holding a hearing for the Public
Places Bylaw and Policy on Commercial
Activities and Events in
Public Places.
A hearing i scheduled to be
held on Thursday.
The bylaw comes as an increasing
number of mobile traders
are s eking to operate in Selwyn,
especia ly during the summer
months.
In the past year, the district
council has received five inquiries
about se ting up a mobile busine s
on private or public land.
A report said there are two
str et operators in Darfield, a
coff e cart is parked beside the
railway in Ro leston, and a pi za
cart visits Lincoln w ekly betw en
September-May along with a Thai
f od truck.
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in the competition.
He said the cha lenge started
seven years ago.
The preparation for this
year’s World Butchers’ Challenge
was intense as the team
members met in Auckland
Loca ly Owned
The former New Zealand
title-holder trave led with his
father George and brother
Bryce to London ahead of the
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• By Sophie Cornish and Julia Evans
THE PAPANUI-I nes
Community Board has taken the
rare step of starting a petition
to figh the city council over
funding.
Signatures are being co lected
in a bid to get funding for a community
facility in Shirley.
It comes after the city council
removed funding for the centre
pla ned for Shirley Rd, near the
intersection with Hi ls Rd. This
was the site of the former community
centre, which was badly
damaged in the February 2,
20 1, earthquake.
The removal o funding
prompted community board
chairwoman Ali Jones to threaten
to stand down, citing it as her “die
in the ditch” project.
Ms Jone said the board’s role
is to represen the community,
and by gathering signatures from
residents, it was fulfi ling that
role.
“One of the roles of a community
board is to represent and act
as advocate for the interests of its
community and this is what we
are doing. The LTP and a nual
plans are a l about lo bying the
council.”
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to the day after the February 2,
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problem with them doing that.”
The apartment suffered damage
in the February and June, 20 1,
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months for THE lengthy HALSWE w ekend L-Hornbyand
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butcher for 14 years, said the and on the 2020 cha lenge.
New World Fe ry Rd butcher ity products and came away competition Templeton. brought back his “In two years’ time, we’ l be
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