Nor'West News: July 04, 2024

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THURSDAY, JULY 4, 2024 

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• By Dylan Smits 

THE FEMINIST Clown Posse 

is about to be unleashed on 

Lyttelton. But those with 

coulrophobia need not 

worry as these clowns aren’t 

scary. 

The group’s sold-out 

show next Wednesday 

promises to bring of fits of 

giggles to even those with 

a phobia of clowns. 

Renowned Australian 

entertainer Tessa Waters 

(right), who now lives 

in Lyttelton, coined 

the group’s name to be 

“positively provocative”. 

“Clowns are seen 

as sort of innocent 

and putting it with 

feminism, which is 

quite a strong idea, 

will hopefully either 

make people interested 

in what we’re doing 

or realise it’s not for 

them,” she said. 

Waters’ clown 

troupe is part of the 

line-up for LytFest, 

starting on Friday. 

Festivities will start 

with the free opening 

party at Albion Square 

from 5-7pm. 

• Turn to page 4 

www.starnews.co.nz 

Feminist posse takes to 

clowning 

Funding 

boost to 

help city 

prepare 

for climate 

change 

RATEPAYERS will bear the 

brunt of a city council decision 

to put more money into the 

Long Term Plan to help the build 

resilience to climate change. 

Two options to invest the 

additional funding were put 

forward in the draft LTP 2024- 

34, both of which were agreed by 

councillors last week following 

public consultation. 

An extra $1.8 million in 

operational funding has been 

brought forward for climate 

adaptation work to reduce 

flooding and boost community 

preparedness. 

Councillors also agreed to 

establish a climate resilience 

fund to manage future changes 

to city council assets. 

The additional investment 

will mean a 0.25 per cent rates 

increase in the first year of the 

fund. This will rise by 0.25 per 

cent for each year of the LTP. 

It will lead to a 2.25 per cent 

rates increase by 2033/34, at 

which time the fund could 

contain up to $127 million. 

This fund may be used to 

move or raise roads that are 

considered to be a lifeline for 

the community, protect water 

infrastructure, and ensure 

facilities exposed to hazards are 

more resilient. 

• Turn to page 5 

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Papanui Ward Councillor 

Drop-in Session 

Thursday 2-4pm 

Papanui Library 

Do you have issues that you would 

like to discuss with your local 

councillor? Papanui Library will be 

hosting Papanui Ward councillor 

Victoria Henstock. She will be 

available 2-4pm on every first and 

third Thursday of each month. 

Appointments are preferred, but 

time will be available for enquiries 

and chats on a drop-in basis. You can 

contact Victoria for an appointment 

on: 027 224 2075 or victoria. 

henstock@ccc.govt.nz 

Citizens Advice Bureau 

Wednesday, 11am-5pm 

Fendalton Library 

Citizens Advice Bureau provides free 

and confidential advice to everyone 

and takes the time to listen to you 

and equip you with the information, 

options and support that fit your 

needs. It is in the office inside the 

building entrance. 

Wā Kōrero: Storytimes 

Thursdays, 11-11.30am 

Papanui Library 

Meet others in our community when 

you and your preschooler join us for 

a fun variety of stories, songs and 

Bedtime Stories at Fendalton, Tomorrow, 6.30-7.30pm, Fendalton 

Library. Come and join Margot for some Friday night fun. Themed stories, 

songs and simple crafts will entertain your 4-7 year olds (but the whole 

family is welcome). Don’t forget to wear your PJs!! 

rhymes which foster children’s literacy. 

Perfect for 2-5 years. All whānau and 

caregivers are welcome. 

Mobile Discovery Wall 

Tomorrow, All day 

Fendalton Library 

The Discovery Wall at Tūranga has 

a smaller, mobile ‘sibling’. Local 

heritage comes to life with this 

unique interactive touchscreen 

technology that lets you explore the 

history of Christchurch. Try it out as 

it visits all of the community libraries 

around our city. 

Sensory Hour 

Mondays, 5-6pm 

Redwood Library 

Sensory Hour is aimed at children 

and adults with sensory sensitivities, 

who may experience difficulties 

using a large, busy library with lots 

of noise, lights and people. They may 

be easily distracted by their external 

environment and find it hard to focus 

and concentrate. During sensory hour, 

the library’s artificial lighting will be 

off and the activities happening in the 

library will be minimised. Library staff 

will be available, but will maintain a 

low profile. 

Redwood Mahjong Group 

Monday 12.30-2pm 

Redwood Library 

Have you ever wanted to play 

mahjong? Then you are welcome 

to join our mahjong group where 

you can play competitively or they 

will be happy to share their wealth 

of knowledge with you. Beginner to 

advanced players all welcome. We 

have some mahjong sets to share 

but if you have your own, feel free to 

bring it with you. 

State Highway 75 

with Vanessa Weenink, 

MP for Banks Peninsula 

Come along to discuss speed limits for SH75 

Saturday 6 July, 

1.30pm - 3.30pm 

Akaroa Bowling Club 

Christchurch 

Civic Awards 2024 

Who will you nominate? 

Each year our city benefits from the service of volunteers 

and others who go above and beyond the call of duty 

for Christchurch and its people. 

We recognise these valued contributions with 

our annual Civic Awards. 

Send your nominations to us by 

5pm, Friday 2 August 2024. 

Complete our online form at 

ccc.govt.nz/CivicAwards 

or pick one up from any of our 

service centres or libraries. 

Authorised by Vanessa Weenink, 

Parliament Buildings, Wgtn.

Thursday July 4 2024 3 

Winter Fireworks Spectacular 

Everything 

you need 

to know 

PHOTOS: NEWLINE 

THE WINTER Fireworks 

Spectacular is set to light up 

the sky over New Brighton on 

Saturday. Here is everything you 

need to know to enjoy the free 

annual event. 

Key details 

A medley of 80s hits will 

accompany this year’s fireworks 

show at New Brighton Beach on 

Saturday, July 6. 

The show is on from 5.30- 

8pm, with the event zone based 

at the car park north of the New 

Brighton Pier. 

The fireworks will start at 

7.30pm and run for about 15 

minutes. 

There will be family-friendly 

entertainment, hosted by The 

Hits FM, 80s beats by DJZ, and 

food stalls on-site. 

If the fireworks are postponed 

due to bad weather, it will be 

announced via the What’s On 

Facebook/Instagram page and 

via The Hits. The postponement 

date is Sunday, July 7. 

Bus services 

Metro is providing free bus 

rides after the event, between 8- 

8.30pm, from Oram Ave. 

The Route 5 and 60 buses will 

be taking their usual routes, with 

additional buses taking the 5 

and 60 routes as far as the Bus 

Interchange. Normal fares apply 

after 8.30pm. 

A park and ride service will 

also be operating between 

Eastgate Mall and Oram Ave 

between 4.30-6.15pm – normal 

fares apply. 

Buses will depart every 10 

minutes from Russell St. The 

return trip to Eastgate Mall on 

the Route 5 bus is free between 

8-8.30pm, leaving from Oram 

Ave. 

Both Route 5 and 60 buses will 

have extra services running, but 

people should allow extra time 

for their journey. For more information, 

visit metroinfo.co.nz or 

call 366 88 55. 

Road access, parking 

Road closures, no on-street parking, 

and one-way traffic will be 

in place around New Brighton 

Mall between 4-9.30pm. 

Those travelling by car are 

encouraged to carpool and walk 

in from a parking spot further 

out. 

Mobility parking is available 

to people with an official mobility 

sticker at the New Brighton 

beach south ramp car park. 

The best way to get there 

will be via Bridge St. Bike racks 

will be available on Marine Pde 

near the playground. 

What not to bring 

Don’t bring your pet to the event 

or your own fireworks or drones. 

The New Brighton car park 

event zone is also smoke/vapefree, 

and an alcohol ban in the 

area includes any open bottles 

in the public space or private 

vehicles. 

• Check out What’s 

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page for more details 

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‘Loud, naughty and disruptive’ 

• From page 1 

Attendees are encouraged to 

dress up and watch the parade of 

performers followed by a dance 

party. 

The festival promises 16 days 

of theatre, dance and exhibitions 

for audiences of all ages at venues 

throughout Lyttelton. 

Artists like Lyttelton 

multi-instrumentalist Carmel 

Courtney and Queenstownbased 

juggler Paul Klaass are part 

of the line-up. 

Under Waters’ tutelage, 22 

women and non-binary people 

have been learning the art of 

clowning through a feminist 

lens at the Lyttelton Recreation 

Centre. 

“The clown scene internationally 

is quite male dominated, so I 

was very interested in empowering 

other voices.” 

She has more than a decade of 

experience in creating acclaimed 

comedy, theatre and short films 

which have played to sell-out 

crowds in Australia and the 

United Kingdom. 

Waters has found traditional 

clown training to be restrictive, 

with women typically limited to 

feminine and sidekick roles. 

“There’s the idea that women 

always had to be quite small 

and pretty and quirky. I’m 

quite interested in taking up 

some space and being loud and 

naughty and disruptive,” she said. 

The posse ranges in age from 

GIGGLES AND GAGS: The Feminist Clown Posse is a Lyttelton-based troupe focused on 

learning the jester arts through a progressive lens. 

early 20s to those in their 60s, 

with some being experienced 

performers and others complete 

novices. 

“It’s all about embracing who 

you are and then whatever 

silliness you have in your core 

will shine.” 

The posse has attracted 

wannabe clowns from Banks 

Peninsula and Christchurch, who 

have been training together since 

February. 

Their LytFest show will feature 

various skits, gags and crowd 

interaction. 

“It’s all very based in that 

connection with the audience 

and finding gold in failures.” 

Waters moved to Lyttelton 

from Wellington in 2022 and 

immersed herself in the arts 

scene. 

“It’s full of really interesting 

artists and the community spirit 

here is just beautiful.” 

Born in rural Queensland, the 

41-year-old always had a taste for 

performance art and travelled 

the world to study under French 

LEGACY: An all-female clown 

troupe from Christchurch, 

pictured in 1918. A Pierrot 

Troupe was a group of 

entertainers who performed 

fundraising variety shows in 

Canterbury and across New 

Zealand during World War 1. 

master clown Philippe Gaulier. 

“I’ve become a teacher myself 

and it’s a real gift being able to 

help people flourish and step out 

of their boundaries.” 

Waters’ posse has found 

inspiration in all-female clown 

troupes from Canterbury’s 

history. 

“It’s really incredible to have 

brought this to Lyttelton and 

to be sort of stepping on the 

shoulders of those who came 

before.” 

• The schedule and tickets 

for all the LytFest shows are 

available at https://lytfest. 

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banks during the 2020 flooding. 

More money in LTP to 

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• From page 1 

Said Mayor Phil Mauger: “We had a lot 

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climate change mitigation. 

“Our low-lying coastal and inland 

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Police, students keep it reel on fishing day 

IT WAS A DAY out of the 

classroom but there was still 

plenty of learning at Blue Light 

Canterbury’s recent Kids Gone 

Fishin’ day. 

On a clear but frosty morning 

at Lake Roto Kohatu, a group of 

year 7 and 8 pupils from Te Kura 

Mareko Casebrook Intermediate 

School got the chance to learn 

new skills. 

The idea behind the event is to 

empower children by introducing 

them to new skills and providing 

an opportunity to interact with 

police and help break down 

barriers. 

The day started with a health 

and safety briefing and the lastminute 

addition of some extra 

layers of clothing. 

Fishing expert Hamish 

Bilcliff, from Hunting & 

Fishing (Ballingers), introduced 

different methods of fishing and 

demonstrated how to set up a 

rod. 

The pupils then set off to put 

what they’d learned into practice. 

They used a range of fishing 

methods including spin/lure 

fishing and bait casting. 

There were more trees caught 

than fish, but it allowed the adults 

to put their stretching skills to the 

test to unhook wayward casts. 

Lunch was a sausage sizzle to 

keep bodies warm and spirits up. 

Although only one trout was 

caught (and released due to 

being under-sized), the event was 

branded a success by all involved. 

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Leaders in Learning 

Burnside High School wins 

Showquest 2024!!! 

On Thursday 20th June, BHS alongside several other schools, 

performed in the annual Showquest competition – and won! We 

also won Best Props, Best Original Composition and Best Use 

of Video Wall. The school spirit and pride was at the forefront 

of the performance, and the students involved were incredible 

ambassadors for our school - 

despite being at the Town Hall for 

over thirteen hours. 

A huge thank-you to the staff 

involved: Amanda Gillespie, Lara 

Grocott, Megan Queree, Caroline 

Ford, Rachaelle Stidder, Allie Hennig 

and Katerina Papageoriou who all 

helped make this a great experience 

for the students involved. 

Table Tennis - South Island 

Teams Championships 

Congratulations to Derrick Wong 

(11SCTH) and Kevin He (11NKTA) who 

were members of the three person 

Canterbury Boys U19 team, who won 

the South Island Boys U19 teams title 

on the 1st of June. 

Derrick was the team captain, with 

their team achieving a 12-0 win to loss 

ratio. 

Ashburton College Winter 

Sports Exchange 

Burnside High School won the trophy again this year, on Tuesday 

11 June, after a tight contest over many sports. 

A fabulous day was had by all down 

in Ashburton on Tuesday 11 June. 

After driving down in the drizzle, 

the weather became clear and 

sunny for all the sport to proceed. 

160 students travelled down on 

three buses and three minivans 

for a big day of sports at various 

venues in Ashburton. 

The amazing EA Networks Centre 

hosted the Badminton, Netball and 

Basketball games, the Ashburton 

Domain held the Football and 

Hockey games, and the Celtic Rugby Club hosted the Boys U15 

game there. The Golf was played at the Ashburton Golf Club. 

BHS held onto the trophy for another year! But it was close, a 

draw in the end - but because we won the trophy last year, we get 

to hold it for another year. 

Pukehinau Opens 

Burnside High wins the Canterbury 

Schools Programming Contest 

Burnside High School sent fifteen teams to the annual Canterbury 

Schools Programming Contest, 

held at the University of 

Canterbury on Saturday 22nd 

June. 

The contest was attended by over 

ninety students from ten schools 

around the region and was one of 

the biggest in recent years, filling 

two labs at the University. 

The competition requires 

participants to write code to solve 

a series of increasingly complex problems over three hours, and 

the top problems are often more complex than you would find 

in most university algorithms courses. Former winners of these 

competitions have often gone on to represent New Zealand for 

programming. 

The top honours went to Leon Wu and Miles McGrath who 

managed to answer all but one question in the time limit. 

They were very closely followed by another Burnside team 

consisting of Cameron Martin and Aditya Bansal who were only a 

few points behind. 

Our new twenty-four 

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Pukehinau will be 

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start of Term 3. Staff 

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Pork belly and parsnips to beat the cold 

The days are cold, the 

nights even more so. 

Time to share food that 

will bolster us against 

the weather; good things 

to eat that will light up 

the dark days of deepest 

winter, bringing cheer and 

conviviality, writes Nigel 

Slater 

Slow roast belly pork 

with butter beans and 

balsamic vinegar 

A big dish this, with thick, 

jagged slices of pork on the bone, 

a pile of steaming butter beans 

at their side. Save this for those 

who positively relish sucking 

and gnawing at rib bones and 

chewing at crackling. 

Ingredients 

Serves 4 

1.9kg pork belly, bones in, skin 

scored 

2 medium onions 

2 medium carrots 

2 stalks celery 

3tbsp olive oil 

6 sprigs rosemary 

3 cloves garlic 

375g tomatoes 

500ml vegetable stock 

1 x 700g jar butter beans or 2 x 

400g tins 

1tbsp balsamic vinegar 

Method 

• Take the pork out of the 

fridge and leave it uncovered in a 

cool place for an hour or so. 

• Heat the oven to 220C fan. 

Rub the pork with salt and place 

it skin side up in a roasting tin. 

Roast for 25 minutes or so till 

the skin is a little puffed and 

starting to crackle, then lower 

the heat to 160C and cook for 

about 1½ hours. 

• Meanwhile, peel and 

roughly chop the onions. Trim 

the carrots, cut them in half 

lengthways, then into short 

pieces of about 1cm. Cut the 

celery into pieces of a similar 

size. 

• Warm the oil in a medium to 

large saucepan over a moderate 

heat, add the onion, carrots 

and celery, and leave to cook 

for about 15 minutes, stirring 

regularly, until the vegetables 

are starting to soften. While 

they cook, pull the leaves from 

the rosemary sprigs and chop 

them finely. Peel the garlic, slice 

very thinly then stir, with the 

rosemary, into the softening 

vegetables and continue cooking. 

• Roughly chop the tomatoes, 

then add them to the pan, 

stirring the mixture well. Once 

the tomatoes have softened and 

collapsed – a matter of 5-10 

minutes – pour in the stock 

and bring to the boil. Season 

with salt and black pepper and 

turn down the heat, leaving 

everything to simmer for 10 

minutes. 

• Drain the beans and stir into 

the vegetable mixture together 

with the balsamic vinegar, then 

set aside. 

• When the pork has been 

cooking for 1 hour, remove 

briefly from the oven and 

transfer the beans around the 

meat, taking care not to get 

any on the crackling. Continue 

roasting for 30 minutes or until 

the meat is tender. 

Roast parsnips with honey 

and ricotta 

Glistening with honey, ricotta 

and thyme, roast parsnips are 

something to serve with slices 

of cold roast meat or, as I did 

the other day, with baked flat 

mushrooms with tarragon 

and lemon butter. You can 

roast them without the initial 

steaming, but that can result in 

tougher, chewy parsnips. Better, 

I think, to steam them first, 

which results in a fluffy interior. 

Ingredients 

Enough for 4 as side dish 

900g parsnips 

30g butter 

3tbsp olive or vegetable oil 

3tbsp runny honey 

1tbsp thyme leaves 

100g ricotta 

Method 

• Get a pan of water on to 

boil and have a steamer basket 

or colander to hand. Peel the 

parsnips, cut them in half and 

then into short lengths, rather 

like the size you do for roast 

potatoes. 

• Lower the parsnips into the 

steamer basket, place it over the 

boiling water and cover tightly 

with a lid. Adjust the heat as 

necessary to keep the water 

boiling without boiling over, 

and let the vegetables steam 

for 20 minutes till approaching 

tenderness. 

• Set the oven at 210C fan. 

Melt the butter and olive oil 

in a roasting tin in the oven, 

then add the steamed parsnips. 

Toss them in the oil so they are 

glistening, then roast for about 

35-50 minutes till they are 

golden and lightly crisp. 

• Season the parsnips with 

salt and black pepper, trickle the 

honey over them, then return to 

the oven for a further 7 minutes. 

• Mix the thyme and ricotta 

together. Place spoonfuls of the 

cold ricotta on the hot, sizzling 

parsnips and serve immediately. 

Introducing 

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Monique lives and works locally, she is 

passionate about working with North 

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having the ability to shake and stir 

our market, to see if they delivered 

on those expectations. 

One of these vehicles is the 

latest dapper looking new Qashqai 

compact urban SUV, with a 

creative fuel saving low emission 

hybrid power train and host of 

safety connectivity technology. 

You do get more Qashqai 

for your dollar with this latest 

iteration bigger across the board. 

It’s 4425mm long (+31mm), 

1625mm tall (+30mm), and 

1835mm wide (+29mm), while the 

wheelbase has grown to 2665mm 

(+19mm). 

Motoring with Bob Nettleton 

There’s are some interesting 

variations that add more variety in 

the powertrain department, with 

a pint sized but punchy 1.3-litre 

turbo petrol, and the option of 

Nissan’s innovative e-POWER 

hybrid system. The latter carries a 

hefty $7k price premium over the 

turbo petrol motor. 

Petrol not e-Power dominates 

the six strong model range 

comprising four petrol variants 

starting with the price leading 

$46,120 ST and tracking through 

to $57,120. The more exclusive 

e-Power hybrid club is limited to 

the upmarket Ti and Ti-L priced at 

$60,120 and $65,120 respectively. 

The Ti-L e-Power was chosen for 

this road test. 

Ratings out of 10: Performance 8; Handling 7; Build Quality 

7; Comfort 7; Passenger and Load Space 6; Styling 8; Value 

for money 5; Safety – Five Star ANCAP crash rating. 

Overall points out of 10: 7 

Most hybrid systems use an 

electric motor and a petrol engine 

to drive their wheels. Nissan’s 

e-Power turns that notion on its 

head with its wheels powered 

exclusively by an electric motor. 

The second-generation e-Power 

technology in the Qashqai is the 

same as the Nissan X-Trail, and 

turns up to work and play with 

effortless acceleration and refined 

performance. 

It’s a strong high-energy 

performer with 140kW of power 

and 330Nm of torque taking 

charge and doing everything so 

effortlessly. Thanks to the pure 

electric motor, there’s none of 

the power-delivery hesitancy 

associated with an internal 

combustion engine or traditional 

hybrid systems – just seamless and 

seemingly endless get up and go. 

In the lighter Qashqai, the 

power-to-weight ratio is more 

favourable than the heftier X-Trail 

giving it a noticeable performance 

edge. A CVT (Constant Variable 

Transmission) offers improved 

fuel economy thanks to better 

ratio coverage that reduces both 

friction, and the vehicle’s appetite 

for fuel. 

For a compact urban SUV it is 

roomier than most with plenty 

of passenger and load space. The 

Ti-L supplied for this road test is 

the jewel in the Qashqai crown 

that dazzles and seduces with a 

bevy of luxury features. There’s a 

Panoramic Glass Roof and electric 

sunshade, a black headliner and 

ambient interior lighting. Cabin 

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colour head-up display, and a 

premium 10-speaker Bose audio 

system. The seats are made of 

3D quilted premium leather that 

would look more at home on the 

luxury furniture in gentrified 

country manor. 

The Qashqai has the 

handling jump on several of its 

competitors with Nissan opting 

for an advanced multi-link rear 

suspension. 

I saw the benefits of this 

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1 2 3 4 5 6 

7 8 9 

10 11 

12 13 14 

15 16 17 

18 

355 

SUDOKU 

Every row, column and box should 

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WordBuilder 

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255 

6 

A E R 

G O N 

How many words of three or more letters, 

How including many plurals, words can you of make three from or the more six 

letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

words or words beginning with a capital are 

from allowed. the There's six letters, at least one using six-letter each word. only 

once? TODAY Good 18 Very Good 27 Excellent 36 

Solution 254: abet, abut, ant, ante, ate, aunt, ban, 

bane, bat, bean, beat, beau, beaut, ben, bent, bet, 

beta, bun, bunt, but, BUTANE, eat, nab, neat, neb, 

word. net, nub, nut, tab, tan, tau, tea, ten, tub, tuba, tube, 

tun, tuna, tune. 

letters, including plurals, can you make 

No words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There’s at least one six-letter 

Good 18 Very Good 27 Excellent 36 

19 20 21 22 

23 24 

25 26 

Across 

7. Resemblance (8) 

9. Lacking principles (6) 

10. Cunning (4) 

11. Brotherhood (10) 

12. Citizens (6) 

14. Short of money (colloq) (8) 

15. Emphasise (6) 

16. Ruins (6) 

19. Ordinary (8) 

21. Cause resentment (6) 

23. Character (10) 

24. Rise rapidly (4) 

25. Uncivilised (6) 

26. Appropriate (8) 

Decoder 

Down 

1. Separate (6) 

2. Depend (4) 

3. Altruistic (8) 

4. Vocation (6) 

5. Fit of rage or hysteria (10) 

6. Insensitive (8) 

8. Meagre (6) 

13. Fussy (10) 

15. Reduced to skin and bone (8) 

17. Delusions of persecution (8) 

18. Careless (6) 

20. Mountain hut (6) 

22. Held legally responsible (6) 

24. Criticise severely (4) 

Crossword 

Across: 7. Likeness, 

9. Amoral, 10. Wily, 11. 

Fraternity, 12. People, 14. 

Strapped, 15. Stress, 16. 

Spoils, 19. Mediocre, 21. 

Rankle, 23. Reputation, 

24. Soar, 25. Savage, 26. 

Suitable. 

Down: 1. Divide, 2. Rely, 

3. Selfless, 4. Career, 5. 

Conniption, 6. Tactless, 8. 

Sparse, 13. Particular, 15. 

Skeletal, 17. Paranoia, 18. 

Remiss, 20. Chalet, 22. 

Liable, 24. Slam. 

WordBuilder 

aeon, age, ago, anger, are, 

argon, ear, earn, ego, eon, 

era, erg, ergo, gar, gean, 

gear, gen, goer, gone, goner, 

gore, gran, groan, nag, 

near, nog, nor, oar, ogre, 

ONAGER, one, ORANGE, 

ore, organ, rag, rage, ran, 

rang, range, roan, roe. 

Sudoku 

DECODER 

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given letters into all squares with matching numbers. Now work out 

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