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• By Noah Graham<br />
MARK WHYTE has restored Gothic buildings,<br />
sculpted war heroes and created a bronze sled dog<br />
– now he will add an All Black captain to his list.<br />
The Lyttelton sculptor has been commissioned<br />
by the Kurow Museum Committee to craft a<br />
bronze statue of one of the greatest All Black<br />
captains, Richie McCaw.<br />
Mr Whyte said the statue will be about 2m tall<br />
and will stand in Kurow – McCaw’s home town.<br />
He is looking forward to meeting McCaw in the<br />
next few months to realise McCaw’s character,<br />
which will help him create a clay casing for the<br />
statue, Mr Whyte said.<br />
Mr Whyte has crafted an assortment of statues<br />
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in London and Sydney.<br />
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He said he is used to<br />
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crafting the McCaw statue<br />
and the challenge will<br />
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accurate as possible.<br />
“I’m meticulous. I do my utmost to get<br />
the true character of a person.”<br />
Mr Whyte said he did not want to create a<br />
sculpture that would reflect anything other than a<br />
real portrayal of McCaw.<br />
However, Mr Whyte said as an avid rugby fan,<br />
McCaw was one of the best role models anyone<br />
could have.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>April</strong> <strong>26</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
FROM<br />
THE<br />
EDITOR’S<br />
DESK<br />
Inside<br />
News.......................................3-5<br />
Rakaia has a fish – Kurow will<br />
have a McCaw.<br />
He is one of the biggest names<br />
in rugby history and now a<br />
Lyttelton sculptor has been<br />
tasked with creating a bronze<br />
replica of the big man (front<br />
page).<br />
Mark Whyte will craft a 2m<br />
sculpture of former All Black<br />
captain and Crusader Richie<br />
McCaw which will stand in the<br />
Kurow – McCaw’s home town,<br />
seems fair.<br />
Interesting article by Bridget<br />
Rutherford over on page 3. It<br />
turns out that several intersections<br />
in a township need to be<br />
upgraded because they are not<br />
up to standard – but because it<br />
is going to cost so much and the<br />
city council can’t afford to pay<br />
for it all in one hit, it is asking<br />
residents which should be done<br />
first.<br />
Hei kona, Shelley Robinson<br />
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News<br />
Upgrade for Akaroa intersections<br />
In Brief<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
SEVEN AKAROA intersections<br />
need to be upgraded after a<br />
review found they were not up<br />
to standard – but due to the<br />
cost, the improvements will be<br />
made over time.<br />
A recent review of the<br />
township’s accessibility and<br />
pedestrian facilities showed<br />
there were seven intersections<br />
that did not comply with<br />
the New Zealand Transport<br />
Agency’s guidelines.<br />
The majority of the safety<br />
issues related to there being<br />
no tactile paving, which are<br />
textured yellow surfaces that<br />
aid pedestrians who are visually<br />
impaired. It is proposed that all<br />
seven intersections would now<br />
have them installed.<br />
The city council says if it were<br />
to address all the non-compliant<br />
facilities at once, it would be<br />
“very costly”.<br />
Because of that, it aimed to<br />
upgrade them over time.<br />
Some car parking would have<br />
to be removed to make way for<br />
no stopping lines.<br />
It is proposed the intersection<br />
of Rue Lavaud and Rue Viard<br />
will have a landscaped kerb<br />
built to narrow the crossing<br />
distance and improve visibility.<br />
The current give way control<br />
would be replaced with a stop<br />
sign.<br />
Where Rue Lavaud and Rue<br />
Brittan meet, there would be<br />
a kerb cut down, and lines<br />
would be painted to show the<br />
difference between the road and<br />
footpath.<br />
The Rue Lavaud and Rue<br />
Croix intersection would also<br />
get a painted line edge.<br />
So would Rue Lavaud and Rue<br />
Balguerie in the interim, but<br />
more investigation will be done<br />
to see how to further improve it.<br />
The Beach Rd and Rue Jolie<br />
intersection would get tactile<br />
pavers, while Beach Rd’s intersection<br />
with Church St would<br />
see a kerb reduction and a<br />
painted edge line.<br />
The pedestrian crossing on<br />
Rue Jolie will get tactile paving<br />
and no stopping lines painted.<br />
The city council says the<br />
upgrades would support Akaroa<br />
becoming more accessible and<br />
safer.<br />
CHANGES:<br />
An artist’s<br />
impression<br />
of what the<br />
proposed line<br />
marking, and<br />
tactile paving<br />
would look<br />
like at the<br />
intersection of<br />
Rue Lavaud<br />
and Rue Brittan. <br />
Public consultation on the<br />
proposed changes closes on<br />
May 10, and after the feedback<br />
is reviewed, a decision would<br />
be made at a Banks Peninsula<br />
Community Board meeting.<br />
It is hoped work would begin<br />
in either June or July.<br />
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dangerous for pedestrians?<br />
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Te Mata Hapuku Community Hall<br />
in Birdlings Flat will be one step<br />
closer to staying warm through<br />
the winter after receiving a grant.<br />
The Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board approved a grant of $2000<br />
towards a heat pump for the centre.<br />
The building has finished with an<br />
opening ceremony planned for<br />
June 23<br />
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A draft landscape plan for<br />
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Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board for feedback prior to public<br />
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available during consultation<br />
from May 8 to May 29. The<br />
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A traffic island will be installed<br />
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HERITAGE: Stoddart Cottage Trust member John Riminton cut the ribbon to open the cottage. <br />
Historic cottage back in business<br />
• By Caitlin Miles<br />
THE OLDEST building in<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> – Stoddart<br />
Cottage has officially reopened.<br />
The cottage was closed for<br />
repairs and restoration work<br />
from the February 22, 2011,<br />
earthquake but it was officially<br />
opened by the Stoddart Cottage<br />
Trust last week.<br />
The ribbon was cut on the<br />
heritage-listed building by trust<br />
member John Riminton.<br />
The cottage, situated just above<br />
the Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Domain,<br />
received stabilisation work while<br />
funding was gathered for more<br />
extensive repairs.<br />
The building was closed in<br />
<strong>April</strong> last year to begin the work.<br />
The city council spend $444,000<br />
on the project.<br />
Trust chairwoman Paula Smith<br />
said it was sad having it closed<br />
for the year while the works were<br />
completed but it is nice to have<br />
it reopened for the community’s<br />
benefit.<br />
Banks Peninsula councillor<br />
and Deputy Mayor Andrew<br />
Turner said while it was a small<br />
cottage it has “a big story to tell.”<br />
The cottage was built by Mark<br />
POPULAR: The opening was well attended.<br />
Stoddart, an early settler in the<br />
area in 1861. He lived there with<br />
his family until 1877.<br />
One of his daughters, Margaret<br />
Stoddart became a well-known<br />
New Zealand painter, in 1913 she<br />
painted Old Cottage, Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong>, in honour of the house<br />
she grew up in.<br />
Repairs to cracks in the walls,<br />
ceilings and floors were carried<br />
out along with repairs to cracks<br />
and loose slates in the veranda<br />
roof. Additional water tightening<br />
was done to the corrugated iron<br />
roof, repairing weatherboards<br />
and repainting the exterior of the<br />
cottage was also carried out.<br />
The three chimneys had to<br />
be deconstructed and rebuilt<br />
around structural steel as well.<br />
Now the repairs have been<br />
finished Ms Smith said she<br />
hopes it will encourage people to<br />
come from the city to enjoy the<br />
harbour.<br />
“It’s nice to just sit on the<br />
veranda or relax in the cottage,<br />
we hope more people come to see<br />
it,” she said.<br />
Part of the cottage is a gallery<br />
of work and the remainder of the<br />
cottage is used as a space for the<br />
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Governors <strong>Bay</strong> could pilot<br />
speed reduction measures<br />
• By Julia Evans<br />
GOVERNORS BAY could<br />
be a used as a pilot to<br />
launch speed reduction<br />
methods around the rest of<br />
the peninsula.<br />
Drivers struggle to see<br />
smaller settlements ahead<br />
of them due to thick,<br />
overgrown trees and a lack<br />
of bold signage. As a result,<br />
vehicles speed through the<br />
settlements, according to<br />
the Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Road<br />
Safety Working Group.<br />
Members Rosie Belton<br />
and Robin Anderson made<br />
a deputation to the Banks<br />
Peninsula Community<br />
Board on ways to make<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Rd safer for<br />
residents.<br />
The board is looking at<br />
using ideas from the deputation<br />
as a starting point<br />
to address similar issues<br />
across the ward.<br />
The main issue the working<br />
group has is that it is<br />
very hard to tell the difference<br />
between open road<br />
and settlements.<br />
“It doesn’t look like<br />
you’re coming into a community,<br />
it’s often hard<br />
to tell because there’s no<br />
defined difference,” Mrs<br />
Belton said.<br />
At the board meeting,<br />
the group proposed improving<br />
signage at settlement<br />
boundaries, another<br />
set of signs to reinforce<br />
the speed limit, 50km/h<br />
road markings and speed<br />
activated signs to be moved<br />
throughout the peninsula.<br />
“The signage just needs<br />
to be more noticeable,”<br />
Mrs Belton said.<br />
The working group also<br />
suggested lowering entry<br />
speeds into settlements<br />
from 100km/h down to<br />
70km/h.<br />
Mrs Belton has been<br />
campaigning for lower<br />
speed limits and safer<br />
roads in the area for more<br />
than a year.<br />
The working group was<br />
happy with the outcome of<br />
the meeting.<br />
“The (board members)<br />
were very responsive. We<br />
came away feeling they<br />
were definitely going to<br />
action something,” Mr<br />
Anderson said.<br />
City council staff estimate<br />
making the suggested<br />
changes – excluding a reduction<br />
in the speed limits<br />
– may cost about $22,000.<br />
McCaw immortalised in bronze<br />
•From page 1<br />
He said the determination<br />
that is needed by<br />
someone to captain the All<br />
Blacks so successfully was<br />
commendable.<br />
“It is a humongous<br />
amount of pressure to experience<br />
and you can’t get<br />
a better rugby player than<br />
Richie McCaw.<br />
“He’s a bloody good guy.”<br />
The statue was announced<br />
last August and<br />
Oamaru artist Don Paterson<br />
was removed from the<br />
project earlier this year.<br />
Mr Whyte said once the<br />
project starts getting under<br />
way it will take three to<br />
fours months to create the<br />
clay casing and about half<br />
a year for the statue to be<br />
completed.<br />
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Wesley Mauafu is<br />
passionate about helping<br />
Pasifika young people,<br />
whether it’s fighting high<br />
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them to have a voice in<br />
politics. Last week he was<br />
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Youth Award for his work.<br />
He spoke to Gabrielle<br />
Stuart<br />
Why is the issue of suicide so<br />
important to you personally?<br />
It started four years ago, when<br />
I did my first suicide prevention<br />
training. I went as a fresh-faced<br />
young guy, and to be honest, I<br />
was so oblivious to the horrific<br />
statistics of my own Pasifika<br />
young people. They have so<br />
much potential and so much<br />
to give to the community as a<br />
whole, so when I found out we<br />
were perishing and struggling<br />
with our well-being it hit home<br />
a lot. From that day, every time<br />
I have seen a programme or<br />
initiative aimed at well-being, I<br />
am always keen to put my hand<br />
up and say yes, let’s do this. Our<br />
group, PYLET, is the council for<br />
Pacific Youth Leadership and<br />
Transformation. Through this,<br />
we are seriously saving Pasifika<br />
young people’s lives. That’s the<br />
motivation for me.<br />
Do you approach things differently<br />
when you’re working<br />
specifically with Pasifika youth?<br />
I definitely think we do. It’s<br />
little things like understanding<br />
our values. We’re brought up in<br />
our family environment with<br />
LEADER:<br />
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last year.<br />
fa’aaloalo, which is the Samoan<br />
word for respect, and tautua,<br />
which means service. So service<br />
comes into the community<br />
work that we do, and respect<br />
means respecting our elders.<br />
Understanding our cultural<br />
values helps us work better with<br />
Pasifika youth.<br />
The Pasifika community in<br />
Christchurch is quite tight-knit,<br />
right? Is that a strength, when<br />
you’re fighting something like<br />
suicide?<br />
Well, we originally held three<br />
suicide prevention workshops<br />
and something we found was,<br />
yes, we do have a very strong<br />
community, but within Pacific<br />
cultures there are also a lot of<br />
stigmas we had to try to get rid<br />
of before we could talk about the<br />
actual issues. They were things<br />
like we should sweep it under the<br />
rug, because if we talk to young<br />
people about suicide it might<br />
plant the seed of suicide in their<br />
mind. We also have to bring<br />
down the stigma that you should<br />
feel ashamed if someone in your<br />
family has taken their own life.<br />
We need to communicate with<br />
our young people and our elders<br />
that it’s okay to talk about it and<br />
there is no shame in it, because<br />
we are all going through hard<br />
times. The next question is, how<br />
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and battling suicide earns youth award<br />
That must be particularly important<br />
since the earthquakes?<br />
Definitely. We’re over-represented<br />
when it comes to things<br />
like mental health problems and<br />
depression. A lot of our Pasifika<br />
young people and community<br />
live on the east side, and a lot of<br />
us in the red zone felt we were<br />
treated unfairly – not myself personally,<br />
but it’s something I hear<br />
a lot. It took a long time for the<br />
Canterbury rebuild to make its<br />
way to the east side, for our roads<br />
to be fixed, for our houses to be<br />
fixed. The feeling was, does our<br />
city really care about us, when<br />
it looked like the more well-off<br />
on the other side of the city were<br />
being taken care of first.<br />
So what was the experience at<br />
Parliament like?<br />
It was fantastic. We met with<br />
National MP Nuk Korako and<br />
went to the gallery in Parliament<br />
to watch David Cunliffe’s valedictory<br />
speech, which was awesome.<br />
It was actually my second time<br />
going to Parliament, but the first<br />
time going with my mum and my<br />
sister, which was fantastic to do.<br />
The best thing was that child-like<br />
feeling, when I looked at my<br />
mum and thought, yes, my mum<br />
thinks I’m cool. In terms of the<br />
community work I do, I guess my<br />
friends and family know what I<br />
do, but I don’t really talk in depth<br />
about it. For my family, the only<br />
time they really hear what I do is<br />
when I get an award, so it’s pretty<br />
special. And I’m a ‘mumma’s<br />
boy’, so I just think if my mum<br />
thinks I’m cool, I’m doing something<br />
right in my life.<br />
If it was your second time at<br />
Parliament, when was the first?<br />
I was part of a group presenting<br />
to the Standing Orders Select<br />
Committee, which sets the rules<br />
that dictate how Parliament runs.<br />
We went there saying if you want<br />
more young people to vote and<br />
be involved in democracy, you<br />
need to make changes. They were<br />
things like better utilisation of<br />
Parliament TV and being able<br />
to use your cellphones in Parliament.<br />
And tell me a bit about your<br />
life and interests outside of this<br />
work?<br />
To be honest, this takes a lot of<br />
my life, and I really enjoy doing<br />
TACKLE:<br />
Wesley<br />
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for Sumner,<br />
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MAY<br />
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I play rugby for the Sumner<br />
division 1 team. I’ve always loved<br />
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student at Canterbury University,<br />
currently second year in the civil<br />
engineering department. Hopefully,<br />
I should be done next year.<br />
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an engineer?<br />
I still haven’t fully figured out<br />
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to do, but long term, yes, I want<br />
to be a civil engineer. Short term,<br />
I would love to travel, maybe<br />
use the fact I can play rugby to<br />
see the world, if I could play for<br />
a European team somewhere.<br />
I’d like to widen my experience<br />
and then bring that back home.<br />
But short and long term, I want<br />
to keep working for my Pasifika<br />
young people, in whatever capacity<br />
I’m in.<br />
And for the average person on<br />
the street, is there anything we<br />
can do day-to-day to help fight<br />
suicide and mental illness?<br />
It seems like such an airy-fairy<br />
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bit of kindness goes a long way.<br />
Having the courage to step out<br />
in faith and ask someone if they<br />
are okay, even if you don’t know<br />
them, whether it’s an outlier in<br />
a crowd, or if it’s a friend who<br />
seems to be acting a tiny bit different.<br />
These are signs, invitations<br />
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them. Ask them, are you okay?<br />
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to be the answer and save their<br />
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or counsellor. Don’t feel<br />
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Sumner score first win<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
SUMNER celebrated their first<br />
home game of the season with<br />
a win in an 11-try blockbuster<br />
against University at St Leonards<br />
Square on Saturday.<br />
The confidence-booster could<br />
be just what the doctor ordered<br />
going into the weekend’s big<br />
clash against New Brighton in<br />
the annual battle of the beaches.<br />
The 42-35 victory over University<br />
was also Sumner’s first win<br />
this season. However, it took a<br />
big second half effort after Sumner<br />
were trailing by 13 late in the<br />
first half.<br />
“We just weren’t competing<br />
in the first half, we were letting<br />
them boss us around,” said Sumner<br />
coach Martin Dodgson.<br />
“We had a really good serious<br />
hard chat at half time and then<br />
the boys just came out and fired.”<br />
Sumner came out looking like<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s victory puts<br />
them second in<br />
Mainland league<br />
Sumner resident Seb Sacht helped<br />
Ferrymead <strong>Bay</strong>s secure their fifth win<br />
this season with a 1-0 victory over<br />
Western in the latest round of the<br />
Mainland Premier League. After seven<br />
rounds <strong>Bay</strong>s is just one point behind<br />
competition leader Coastal Spirit, and<br />
have a game in hand.<br />
an all-new beast and turned the<br />
tide early in the second half with<br />
two tries in a matter of minutes<br />
to take the lead. First-five Nik<br />
Cumming set up Tom McFarlane<br />
after throwing a dummy and<br />
drawing the last man, before<br />
Archie McBride and Poasa<br />
Waqanibau combined near the<br />
half-way line before the big Fijian<br />
ran away and scored under the<br />
posts.<br />
Cumming crossed the line<br />
midway through the second 40<br />
to extend Sumner’s lead before<br />
University answered back with a<br />
try of their own.<br />
Resilient defence in the final 15<br />
minutes paid dividends for the<br />
home side, enabling Sumner to<br />
celebrate their first home game<br />
with the right result.<br />
Some explosive running and<br />
dialled-in penalty kicking from<br />
Cumming was key to the team’s<br />
success.<br />
“He’s a great little runner,” said<br />
Dodgson. “He really can spot a<br />
gap and put others through as<br />
well. (Cumming) had a blinder<br />
for us.”<br />
New Brighton will offer a firm<br />
test on Saturday. Last year’s<br />
Hawkins Cup winner dealt to<br />
SPORTS<br />
BIG TACKLE: Sumner<br />
first-five Nik Cumming<br />
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excellent on attack, but also<br />
on defence.<br />
PHOTO: ROZELLE MAY <br />
Linwood 45-13 at the weekend<br />
and will come to St Leonards<br />
Square as the favourite.<br />
“We want to respect the<br />
history of the game and we’ll<br />
welcome our brothers from New<br />
Brighton with open arms, but all<br />
I’ll ask is that we’re competing<br />
with energy and enthusiasm. If<br />
I see that, then we’ll get it done,”<br />
said Dodgson.<br />
Lavell takes out<br />
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John Lavell, of the Sumner club, won<br />
the Bowls Canterbury Champion of<br />
Champions men’s singles title at the<br />
Woolston Club at the weekend. He<br />
defeated Belfast’s Nathan Glassons<br />
21-11 in the final to claim the title.<br />
Lavell qualified for the tournament by<br />
winning Sumner’s men’s singles title<br />
earlier this year.<br />
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Kia ora koutou. Talofa.<br />
Kia Orana. Malo e lelei.<br />
Bula. Fakaalofa atu.<br />
Namaste. Kumusta.<br />
Haere mai ki te kura.<br />
Warm greetings to<br />
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community.<br />
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involvement of students in co-curricular<br />
activities and the already close monitoring<br />
of <strong>2017</strong> NCEA achievement. This means that<br />
students achieving well are acknowledged<br />
and further encouraged while students<br />
with any early achievement ‘wobbles’ are<br />
promptly noted, with student-family-school<br />
conversations occurring. This is important to<br />
us as we value the dual concepts of personal<br />
pathways and personal excellence.<br />
Connected to these student pathways is<br />
another very pleasing development that has<br />
occurred over Term One - the Community<br />
of Learning (COL). COLs are schools<br />
collaborating to ensure the student is at<br />
the centre of all activity, but not just in the<br />
individual school that they are in at the time,<br />
but as students progress through their<br />
education. Linwood College is already in<br />
Dramatic Flair<br />
Festival of Nations<br />
For two days in March, Linwood College was on show<br />
- in all its glory as communities from forty-seven<br />
countries came together to take part in its very first<br />
Festival of Nations. The idea was to create a multi-ethnic<br />
celebration that reflected the contemporary Linwood<br />
reality.<br />
The event kicked off with a colourful Parade of Nations,<br />
with students and communities, proudly marching in<br />
their ethnic gear, preceded by their flag and placard<br />
bearer.<br />
“The range of colourful costumes worn by our students,<br />
staff and community, was simply breath-taking,’ said<br />
Navjot McCormack, Head of Linwood College’s English<br />
Language Learning Department, the festival organisers.<br />
The festival concluded with a Cultural Evening, a night<br />
of spectacular entertainment. “One parent said that it<br />
felt as if they were entering another world. I quite agree”,<br />
said Mrs McCormack.<br />
the Tamai COL. These schools are LC, Te<br />
Waka Unua, Linwood North, Linwood Ave,<br />
Bromley, Tamariki and Bamford. A few<br />
weeks ago the <strong>Bay</strong>s cluster of schools –<br />
Sumner, Our Lady Star of the Sea, Redcliffs,<br />
Mt Pleasant, Heathcote Valley – made an<br />
application to become a COL with Linwood<br />
College as their partnership secondary<br />
school and this has been accepted by the<br />
Minister of Education.<br />
A practical example of how COLs are good<br />
news is when Heathcote Valley’s Year 7-8s<br />
stay after their regular Technology class<br />
at LC to have enrichment Science, brain<br />
dissection amongst other things! Another<br />
enrichment programme that is occurring<br />
for both COLs is debating and oratory.<br />
Mrs Jac Yoder, our HOLA English; Mrs<br />
Rose McInerney, Redcliffs Principal and<br />
Ms Janeane Reid, Te Waka Unua Principal<br />
have brought together our top debaters<br />
and orators in Years 6-8 to work together<br />
in an eight-week programme. Personal<br />
excellence in action.<br />
Nga mihi nui to our community as we close<br />
Term One and prepare for the further<br />
positive activity of Term Two. If any member<br />
of the community wishes to talk to me about<br />
anything, my door is open.<br />
Richard Edmundson - Tumuaki-Principal<br />
Year 10 students have recently<br />
finished Commedia Dell’Arte<br />
performances. This is an Italian form<br />
of theatre which focuses on themes<br />
such as Love, Food and Money.<br />
<strong>2017</strong> PRODUCTION: WOLFSTOCK<br />
We are very excited to present<br />
our production Wolfstock to our<br />
community. With auditions now<br />
completed, this will be performed<br />
during the third term.<br />
Taster Day <strong>2017</strong><br />
Polyfest <strong>2017</strong><br />
Linwood College students<br />
represented the College<br />
superbly during the recent<br />
Polyfest <strong>2017</strong> event. This<br />
was a day of celebration for<br />
all Pasifika students living in<br />
Christchurch.<br />
The Polynesian festival<br />
is a practical opportunity<br />
to strengthen students’<br />
knowledge of their cultural<br />
heritage while showcasing<br />
their dancing and<br />
performance skills.<br />
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Thursday 18 May 6pm-7.30pm<br />
• Taster Open Afternoon for<br />
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Tuesday 16 May 1pm-3pm<br />
• Meet the Principal appointments:<br />
Monday 15 - Wednesday 17 May<br />
5.30pm-9pm<br />
Taster Day offered students the<br />
opportunity to see a range of different<br />
out-of-class activities that are on offer at<br />
Linwood College.<br />
Some of these activities include:<br />
community garden club, volleyball,<br />
futsal/football, league, Pasifika, theatre<br />
sports, young enterprise, cricket, kapa<br />
haka, debating, car club, Mindfulness,<br />
Duke of Edinburgh Awards, Cactus,<br />
board games, rock bands, netball,<br />
basketball, maths club, Robotics, Ki o<br />
Rahi and choir.<br />
More than sixty Linwood College<br />
students have passed through the<br />
rigorous ‘Cactus’ Program.<br />
Cactus is a big commitment both<br />
physically and mentally, challenging<br />
the students from Years 7 to 13 to<br />
test their limits with training starting<br />
at 6.30am. Recently the Woolston<br />
Fire Brigade supported the program<br />
by providing onsite training at the<br />
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Linwood College • Phone: 982-0100 • Email: office@linwoodcollege.school.nz • www.linwoodcollege.school.nz
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Travel<br />
Visiting the mystical city of Edoras<br />
• By Mike Yardley<br />
IT’S THE type of scenery that<br />
screensavers are made for – Mt<br />
Sunday, deep in the heart of the<br />
Canterbury high country.<br />
I always find it fascinating to<br />
experience your own turf through<br />
the lens of a tourist, gleaning fresh<br />
perspectives from the outside<br />
world on the place you call home.<br />
Better known to movie-fans<br />
as the mystical city of Edoras, I<br />
recently joined a guided journey<br />
to this spectacular cinematic location<br />
with Hassle-free Tours.<br />
Heading south of Christchurch,<br />
in a comfortable six-wheel Toyota<br />
Land Cruiser, with elevated seating<br />
and panoramic windows, our<br />
driver-guide, Hammond, set sail<br />
on his illuminating, chatty commentary<br />
on the two-hour drive.<br />
We entered the Hakatere<br />
Conservation Park, flanked by<br />
the alpine lakes of Camp and<br />
Clearwater and their tight cluster<br />
of rustic batches. A quick photostop<br />
to soak up the expansive<br />
high country vistas served merely<br />
as an appetiser for the majesty<br />
that lay ahead.<br />
On a heavily rutted gravel<br />
Hakatere-Potts Rd, bracketed<br />
in golden hills of snow tussock,<br />
matagouri and toetoe, the most<br />
celestial viewpoint appeared at<br />
the Mt Potts Cutting, stretching<br />
across the broad basin of the<br />
Rangitata Valley, buttressed by<br />
heroically high mountains and<br />
sheer cliffs.<br />
Welcome to the Kingdom of<br />
Rohan. Much of the land belongs<br />
to Mt Potts Station, however, in<br />
SPECTACLE: Mt Sunday-Edoras.<br />
the wake of the Lord of the Ringsinspired<br />
popularity, DOC created<br />
an easement to Mt Sunday aka<br />
Edoras.<br />
From the public car park, it’s a<br />
15min walk up the southern spur<br />
of Mt Sunday. However, one of<br />
the many advantages of taking<br />
the journey with Hassle-free<br />
Tours is that it is the only operator<br />
with a concession to drive past<br />
the car park, fording the gin-clear<br />
streams and up part of the mountain,<br />
using the rutted track on the<br />
northern spur, which the land<br />
cruiser made light work of.<br />
From there, it’s a rather effortless<br />
stroll to the summit. Sixhundred<br />
metres above sea level,<br />
this rocky, protruding jewel in the<br />
middle of this insanely photogenic<br />
valley beckoned us like a<br />
beacon. After we’d mounted the<br />
summit, the 360deg alpine panorama<br />
is so enthrallingly kaleidoscopic,<br />
so jaw-droppingly epic,<br />
not even a month of Sundays<br />
basking in this perspective would<br />
become boring.<br />
There’s Erewhon Station of<br />
Clydesdales-fame, the serpentine<br />
braids of the Rangitata River, the<br />
Southern Alps, the expansive valley<br />
plain and the silvery, slinking<br />
trail of Potts River. The air was<br />
so crisp and clear, the mountains<br />
seemed magnified with sharp<br />
edges and spectacular shingle fans.<br />
Only the sound of happilyclicking<br />
shutters, competed<br />
against the strengthening howls<br />
of the wind. The wind-speed<br />
reached 72km/h as we took in the<br />
summit spectacle and endured an<br />
involuntary facial exfoliation.<br />
Notorious for wind gusts, Hammond<br />
remarked that at the time<br />
of shooting, the Rings crew were<br />
buffeted by wind gusts as high as<br />
180km/h. The real beauty of the<br />
Hassle-free tour is all the insightful<br />
behind-the-scenes nuggets.<br />
On one particularly windy day,<br />
Sir Peter Jackson’s glasses flew off<br />
his face, over the cliff, never to be<br />
seen again. There’s a movie relic<br />
to hunt for.<br />
Sir Peter stumbled upon this<br />
cinematic location by sheer accident.<br />
His location scouts were<br />
choppering down to the West<br />
MAJESTIC: Rutted gravel<br />
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Coast, but were forced to fly east<br />
due to bad weather, chancing<br />
upon Mt Sunday by a stroke of<br />
sheer luck. Many of the riders of<br />
Rohan were actually women from<br />
pony clubs in mid-Canterbury.<br />
Hammond also explained<br />
how the construction of the city<br />
of Edoras took nine months,<br />
showing us photos of the elaborate<br />
sets, including Golden Hall,<br />
which graced this rocky outcrop.<br />
The cast and crew only spent 11<br />
days actually shooting on sight.<br />
In spite of the alpine location,<br />
miraculously, they didn’t see one<br />
drop of rain. Hammond also was<br />
equipped with an arsenal of replica<br />
weaponry and flags from the<br />
movie, which we had great fun<br />
posing with for obligatory photos.<br />
A variety of movie featurettes<br />
were played to our group, including<br />
some cracking bloopers.<br />
What really shone through was<br />
how much the cast genuinely fell<br />
in love with Mt Sunday. Driving<br />
back to Christchurch, Hammond<br />
finally revealed that he was Hammond<br />
Peek, the double Oscarwinner,<br />
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the Rings trilogy.<br />
After 36 years in film and<br />
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Amberley | Ashburton | Barrington | Belfast | Blenheim Road | Brighton | Brougham | Burnside | Colombo Street<br />
Eastgate | Edgeware | Elmwood | Ferrymead | Halswell | Hanmer Springs | Hillmorton | Hornby | Ilam | Kaiapoi<br />
Leeston | Lincoln | Lyttelton | Pages Road | Papanui | Parklands | Rangiora | Seaside | Shirley | Woodend | Woolston<br />
superliquor.co.nz | 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375)<br />
Offers end close of trade 7th May <strong>2017</strong>, while stocks last. Available at participating stores only. Varietals may vary by store. Limits may apply.<br />
Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 24th <strong>April</strong> - 7th May <strong>2017</strong> inclusive. Please see www.superliquor.co.nz for details.<br />
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