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• By Julia Evans
AWARD-winning Merivale
designer Jenny Gillies is
looking forward to seeing her
White Rose of York hat at one
of three Buckingham Palace
garden parties which start
today.
Each year, the palace holds
three summer garden parties.
Ms Gillies left the hat in the
United Kingdom following the
Harrogate Spring Flower Show
so it could be worn at one of
the coveted events.
•Turn to page 5
• By Julia Evans
RESIDENTS ARE fearful a fire
bug will claim lives after a series
of sinister blazes in Burnside and
Ilam.
The latest fire burnt a wheelie
bin against the side of an elderly
woman’s home on Tudor Ave on
Saturday.
The Fire Service said she was
lucky it didn’t spread to her
house.
Nearby Greers Rd resident
James Wallace also had his
wheelie bin set alight against the
side of his property sometime
after 11pm the previous weekend.
His three children under the
age of 10 were asleep upstairs as
the bin blazed below a bedroom
window.
“It’s attempted murder, the
wheelie bin was up against the
house and could’ve set it on fire
and someone could’ve died,” Mr
Wallace said.
He said it’s particularly worrying
that whoever is doing it is
going onto people’s properties.
As well as potential loss of life,
the fire also caused extensive
damage to the side of Mr Wallace’s
house, which will cost
thousands to repair.
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News.......................................3-5
WHEELIE BINS today – what
next tomorrow?
That’s the big worry as an
arsonist operates in Burnside and
Ilam.
Residents have every reason to
be fearful. The arsonist has set
alight wheelie bins and the fires
have spread to adjacent dwellings.
They have been lit late at night
when people are sleeping.
And as the arsonist gains in
confidence he (and it is likely to
be a he), will almost certainly step
up the campaign.
Police need to find him quickly.
On a brighter note, Merivale
designer Jenny Gillies will have
her White Rose of York hat at one
of three Buckingham Palace garden
parties which start today.
The hat was spotted by the wife
of the North of England Horticultural
Society Council chairman
when Jenny was at the Harrogate
Spring Flower Show last month.
– Barry Clarke
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Commonwealth Youth Games SPORT
Your Local Views..........4
Schools.....................................6
Hello Neighbour.......... 9
Sport..........................................10
Radio Lollipop..............14
Food...........................................15
Events................................18
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Tenants’ rights in focus
• By Julia Evans
HOUSING NEW Zealand
tenants are looking to develop
a charter of rights with the city
council.
A number of the concerned
tenants expressed interest in
working with the city council
and the Fendalton-Waimairi-
Harewood Community Board
after a meeting regarding the
Government’s state housing
sale-off in March.
In November, Prime
Minister and former Housing
Minister Bill English said the
Government would look to
sell up to 2500 state houses in
Bryndwr, Riccarton and
Shirley as part of its sell-off
programme.
The Bryndwr Community
Group has expressed concerns
about what impact the sale
will have on some of the most
vulnerable members of the
community – those who have
no choice but to live in state
housing.
However, Marney Ainsworth,
spokeswoman for the group said
it was keen to work with the
board and council to develop a
master plan for the area.
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regarding the rights of tenants,
who feel like their opinions
are being swept under the
rug.
“We hope to get city council
support behind us,” she said.
The city council said it is
interested in working with the
Bryndwr community so residents
can have the determining
voice on how the area grows and
develops in the future.
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said the proposal for the charter
is completely community
driven.
“Council’s social housing
staff would be happy to meet
with the community group to
understand what they wish to
achieve,” he said.
Community board member
Aaron Campbell said he would
be happy to speak to the board
on behalf of the residents.
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GREEN LIGHT
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in Papanui on Main North
Rd, between Halliwell Ave
and Proctor St, to connect the
bus stops outside Northlands
Shopping Centre. The signals
aim to address pedestrian safety,
which has been compromised by
the large number of pedestrians
making unsafe crossings
between the bus stops.
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to Ms Wells. Before she became
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Albans School but was fired by
the headmaster James Speight
after asking for maternity leave.
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Your Local Views
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Fixing the central city
Merivale
businessman
Rob Mercer
writes about
the need to
improve vehicle
access to the
central city
Pre-quake, things were starting
to rot and the city council
didn’t know how to fix it.
There were dirty red buses
with nobody on them clogging
up Colombo St and overzealous
parking wardens pushing
people away.
The city council doesn’t
understand the money merrygo-round.
There needs to be
people in town to spend money,
to attract tourists in and create
more jobs.
It’s a simple fact that people
on buses and bikes don’t spend
money.
The city shouldn’t be difficult
to access, but the city council
is making it very difficult to
access.
If you want to shop, you jump
in your car and drive to where
it’s convenient, like a suburban
mall, and that’s because they
have convenient parking.
We’re not London or Auckland
with their traffic problems,
REGENERATION: A focus on cycle lanes means the central
city isn’t easy for cars to access, which is making it hard for
businesses to thrive.
and Christchurch has the ability
to have easy access for our cars,
which we are traditionally used
to having.
The city council’s phobia of
cars is difficult to understand in
the age of the electric car. In a
couple of years, electric cars will
be all over us.
I stood up in a post-quake
recovery meeting in 2012 and
asked the question, to make the
central city work, bearing in
mind all the money was being
spent in the suburbs, what
percentage of that will go back
into the city centre to make it
work?
We’re going to do things differently,
they said. But they’ve
missed an opportunity.
Touchy subject of bike lanes
on main roads – I drove down
Colombo St north of the square
and I felt like emigrating when
I saw bike lanes on both sides
of the street and all the parking
gone.
The narrowing of roads like
Cambridge Tce is damaging
businesses.
THREAT: The wheelie bin was up against the side of James
Wallace’s home. If the fire had of spread, it could have killed
his sleeping children.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
Burnside, Ilam fire bug
•From page 1
Said Mr Wallace: “Whoever it
was must have used an accelerant
because there was only one bag
of rubbish in there, not enough
to cause that much damage.”
He had also heard of a for sale
sign being set on fire, three other
wheelie bins, a burnt car and the
cover of a boat.
“Four of the fires have been
within 100m and there was another
400m away. There will be
more,” Mr Wallace said.
Fire Service investigator Mark
Thomas said there have been at
least five in the area.
“Any deliberately lit fire is
treated as serious,” Mr Thomas
said.
The Fire Service is collating
data regarding the attacks, which
it will pass on to the police to
help the investigation.
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Bid for Edgeware Pool money
• By Julia Evans
A COMMUNITY board has
requested a cash injection for
the Edgeware Pool be included
in the city council’s Annual
Plan.
In its submission on the draft
Annual Plan, the Papanui-Innes
Community Board has included
an application for
$5 million to go
towards the pool
development.
The request will
go before the city
council in June.
Pauline
Cotter
It is being
championed by
the community
board as a way of showing
solidarity for community
developments in the area, city
councillor and board member
Pauline Cotter said.
“It’s important to note that
the St Albans Pavilion and Pool
Group hasn’t asked for any
funding,” she said.
Paul Somerville, chairman of
the pool group, said he did not
know the community board was
making the request.
The group has been planning
to cover the full cost of the pool
by fundraising on its own.
Cr Cotter said $5 million is
only a starting point, and the
amount is up for negotiation.
“I’m excited to see what might
come out of the conversation
around the council table,” She
said.
Depending on what stage of
construction the pool is at, Cr
Cotter said the funding could be
earmarked for a future Annual
Plan or the Long Term Plan.
Mr Somerville said the group
would love to have a partnership
with the city council, even
though the pool will be run
by the community. The group
secured land at 43 Edgeware Rd
for $1 last year, but will have to
give it back if the pool isn’t built
within 10 years.
“We’ve raised money in the
community, about $50,000 or
$60,000, to get the resource
consent. The biggest thing
now is to get the land,” Mr
Somerville said.
It comes at a time when
spending on pools – including a
proposed complex in Linwood,
another at QE II and the inner
EXCITING: St
Albans Pavilion
and Pool Group
chairman Paul
Somerville
outside the
Edgeware Rd
location proposed
for the new pool.
PHOTO: GEOFF
SLOAN ​
city metro sports facility – is
being questioned.
City councillor and
community board member
Mike Davidson said the
Edgeware community model
could work for other pools,
instead of bigger and more
costly complexes.
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Merivale
designer’s
royal hat
•From page 1
Said Ms Gillies: “I made it especially
for the Harrogate exhibition,
so when the wife of the chairman
of North of England Horticultural
Society council fell in love with it,
saying it would look fabulous at the
Buckingham Palace summer garden
party to which she had been
invited, how could I not leave it for
her to wear?” Ms Gillies said.
Ms Gillies was invited to exhibit
at the Harrogate Spring Flower
Show last month.
She presented her Christchurch
Connection exhibition, which
included 15 stunning costumes, in
the UK show – her first exhibition
outside of Australasia.
“I feel honoured being able to
spread the word about our beautiful
city and the rich culture visitors
can expect to find when they visit
us,” she said.
Many visitors to the show went
specifically to see Ms Gillies’
exhibition, which was all about
promoting Christchurch.
“Although there’s been some
recent negative publicity about our
garden city image, I am confident
it’s a blip and we will be back even
stronger than before.”
Christchurch City Council
Strengthening Communities Funding
information sessions 2017
If your community organisation needs funding to make projects
happen you can make an application to the Strengthening
Communities Fund. There have been a number of changes
to the application process for 2017 and the funding
schemes we offer, including the opportunity to apply
for multi-year funding.
The Council’s community grant applications are now open.
Council staff will be presenting a 15 minute information
session followed by individual advice and assistance at the
following locations and times.
Date Location Session time
Thursday 18 May 2017
Coastal/Burwood
(Community Boardroom)
Corner Beresford and Union Sts
9.30am–10.30am
Friday 19 May 2017 South Library (Boardroom) 1pm–2pm
Friday 26 May 2017
Christchurch City Council Civic Offices
First Floor Function Room
9.30am–10.30am
Visit ccc.govt.nz or phone 941 8999 for more information.
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SCHOOLS
THESPIAN:
Ella Minehan-
Fitzgerald who
plays Barbara in
the Rangi Ruru
Girls’ School
production of
Revenge of
the Amazons.
PHOTO: NEIL
MACBETH ​
Modern twist on a classic
RANGI RURU Girls’ School’s
drama production this year will
be Revenge of the Amazons, by
Kiwi playwright Jean Betts.
The play is a modern spin on
Shakespeare’s A Midsummer
Nights’ Dream with strong feminist
themes, first performed in
the early 80s.
Director of Theatre Arts at
Rangi Ruru, Peter Rutherford
said in spite of the age of the play,
the issues are still very relevant
in 2017.
“The recent American elections,
the Roastbusters case and
the Wellington Boys’ College
scandal clearly show that instilling
in our students the importance
of feminist philosophies
and themes are as relevant as
ever,” he said.
Rangi Ruru is supporting
Aviva’s family and sexual
violence services by taking
donations of female hygiene
products and gold coin donations
at the door.
Tickets are on sale now for
the show that runs from tomorrow
until May 20 at the Merivale
Lane Theatre. Check out the
school’s open day on Friday for
more info.
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Single-sex learning could
be affected by zones
• By Sarla Donovan
THE PRINCIPALS of Shirley
Boys’ and Avonside Girls’
High Schools are concerned
that families across the east
retain the choice of a single-sex
education, regardless of whether
they live in the zone.
The two schools are likely to
share a zone when they co-locate
to new premises in 2019.
Both schools are to be rebuilt
at QE II Park after their existing
sites were damaged in the 2011
earthquakes.
Their boards are currently
working with each other and the
Ministry of Education to try and
thrash out a new, shared zone.
Avonside Girls’ High School
principal Sue Hume said while
the zone needed to give access to
those close to the new campus,
it was important to preserve the
choice of single-sex education
for families right across the east.
She said the school had always
taken a significant portion of
students from out of zone.
“Historically we provide services
for families in the east and
we want to continue to give that
choice to families across the east
of the city.
Anyone within the zone has
an absolute right (to attend the
school). So it can’t be too big that
it can’t cope with the numbers.”
DAMAGED: Avonside Girls’ High received significant damage
in the Canterbury earthquakes. The school will be rebuilt on a
new campus at QE II, along with Shirley Boys’ High.
John
Laurenson
Sue Hume
NOR’WEST NEWS
Shirley Boys’ High School
principal John Laurenson said
he would like a new zone to
encompass the areas around the
school’s new location, including
Queenspark, Waitakiri and
Prestons.
Katrina Casey, deputy secretary
sector enablement and
support at the Ministry of Education,
said changes would be
made to the two schools’ current
enrolment schemes “to reflect
their new location.”
She said the capacity of all
schools in the local network
must be taken into account.
Rezoning to take in more
populous areas could increase
the number of students coming
from in zone, potentially reducing
choice for families elsewhere
in the east.
Shirley Boys’ is the only state
secondary school for boys east of
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Tuesday May 16 2017 9
Neighbour
Hello
Time to pay
attention to
your hair…
As the cold weather approaches and
styled-up winter fashions come out to play,
now is the ideal time to pay some extra
attention to your hair – whether it’s getting
an exciting new cut, a brand-new colour or
a protective and restorative treatment.
Owner/operator Nickki Irvine and her
team at Karamella Hairdressing in St Albans
have the experience and knowledge to
advise on the right cut and colour to match
your skin tone, lifestyle and personality.
Nickki says the colour trends for winter
range from light coppery hues through to
the high fashion red tones.
To maintain that salon-styled look
Karamella offers the smoothing blow out,
an in-salon treatment for reducing frizz
and creating smooth, easy-to-manage hair
for up to six weeks.
Reach your local
community with us
To promote your business
and for your free marketing
plan contact:
Monique
Maynard
P. 364 7474
monique.maynard@starmedia.kiwi
At their Blow Dry Bar, prices start at just
$25, with every 10th visit free. Services
range from a classic shampoo and blow dry
through to curls, colour or straightening
and special occasion hair-ups.
If your hair has become damaged and
dry through exposure to summer sun and
wind, or blow-drying, the Karamella team
recommends Profibre – a long-lasting cure
for damaged hair. Profibre rebuilds the
internal structure of the hair, with three
levels of treatment. A consultation with
one of the stylists will ensure the right level
of repair is applied to your hair, which will
leave it feeling soft, smooth and strong and
prolong its life.
A passionate hair stylist with more
than 20 years’ experience, Nickki has just
welcomed two new additions to her team.
Helping us,
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community
Drop off or buy
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30 Main North Rd,
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They are Hannah King, who has been
hairdressing for 15 years, and Tara Snell,
who has been barbering for nine years.
The two talented stylists look forward to
meeting many new clients at Karamella
Hairdressing.
To book an appointment with any of the
stylists, phone 355 2125. Opening hours
are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 9am-
8pm, Friday 9am-5pm, and Saturday
9am-4pm.
Karamella Hairdressing is located on
the corner of Cranford and Westminster
streets, St Albans. Neighbouring
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School football action
• By Andrew King
THE CONNETICS schools
premier first XI competition
continues tomorrow with a
number of north-west teams
looking to take points.
All games will be played at the
Christchurch Football Centre
tomorrow.
Burnside will try to topple table
leader Cashmere when they meet
at 5.45pm.
Last time the two teams met
they could not be separated with
the game ending in a 2-2 draw at
English Park.
Burnside coach David
Williams said Cashmere will be a
big match.
“They have started the season
with two wins and will be hard to
beat,” he said.
Burnside secured a 3-1 victory
over St Bede’s in the second
round of the competition on
Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Papanui are eyeing
up their next challenge when they
take on Middleton at 7.30pm.
Papanui manager Paul
Anderson said he has a new team
to work with.
“We have had some good
battles with Middleton over the
past few years and tomorrow
should be no different,” he said.
Last time the two met, Papanui
won 2-1 at English Park.
SPORTS
IN ACTION: Papanui’s Zac
White (right) defends against
CBHS’s Muhammad Mann
in Papanui’s 2-1 win last
Wednesday.
Papanui, fresh off a bye in the
first round, managed to score a
2-1 win over Christchurch Boys’
High on Wednesday.
CBHS will head into round
three with a bye.
St Andrew’s will play rivals St
Bede’s at 4pm. Last time the two
met, St Andrew’s crushed them
5-2.
St Bede’s coach Matt Jansen
said the aim this week was to take
the three points.
“We will have to tighten up
our discipline and take all our
chances to beat St Andrew’s,” he
said.
Commonwealth Youth Games call up
• By Andrew King
ST BEDE’S student Nick
Moulai has been selected in the
Commonwealth Youth Games
athletics team to compete in
Nassau, Bahamas, in July.
The middle-distance runner
was named in the team at the
start of last week and confirmed
he was the right selection
by winning the Canterbury
secondary school road race on
Thursday.
He ran the 4km event in a
time of 12min 15sec. Moulai said
being included in the team was
fantastic.
“It feels like everything is
going to plan and that feels
great. Any opportunity to
represent your country is
awesome. You just have to put
your mind to it and give it
everything,” he said.
He will run in the 1500m and
3000m races at the games.
Moulai got the running bug as
a surf lifesaver at the age of nine.
“I started getting into the
sprints and now the sport
• By Andrew King
IT WILL be a battle between
two undefeated teams in the
UC Championship when
Christchurch Boys take on
Timaru Boys at noon today.
In their first two hit outs,
CBHS have scored 98 points and
conceded 29. Timaru have also
MEDAL HOPE: St Bede’s student Nick Moulai has been
selected in the Commonwealth Youth Games athletics team.
consumes my life,” he said. life a bit difficult, but my coach
He said he is a “low mileage is really good at managing my
kind of guy”, running about time,” he said.
50km during the track season The chance to see more of the
and bumping it up to 70km world has him excited too.
a week in the cross-country “I’m sure it won’t be all about
season.
running and we will have a bit of
“It does make having a social fun over there,” he said.
Battle of the undefeated boys’ high schools
been in good form, including a
43-17 victory over Shirley last
week.
However, it was a mixed bag
for north-west teams at the
weekend.
St Andrew’s recorded their
second win, beating Marlborough
15-0. St Andrew’s have one
more game on the road against
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Rangiora before their first home
match against Lincoln. Burnside
were defeated 74-7 by Nelson,
who retained the Moascar Cup.
Burnside return home to face
Waimea Combined.
St Bede’s travelled to play
Christ’s and were beaten 41-19.
They will look to improve as they
host St Thomas in round four.

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HEALTH & AWARENESS
Loving your independence?
Could this be you?
Sally was referred to an Occupational
Therapist (OT) as she was struggling
to hear on the phone and was losing
contact with her family and friends,
she was wanting any help that could be
useful following challenges since her car
accident.
She has:
Ankylosing spondylitis (which is an
illness that stiffens up the joints),
Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) and is a
little hard of hearing.
Fracture in her upper back from a car
accident in 2015
Sally lives in a two storied home on a hill
in native bush with her husband.
She loves her home and gardening.
Due to a combination of Ankylosing
spondylitis and the recent upperback
fracture Sally has a forward flexed spine,
requiring her to bend her knees to look
up.
The OT visited Sally in her own home
and covered the following info on the
first assessment:
Energy conserving techniques
Regular postural changes to self manage
back discomfort
Problem solving Sally’s kitchen set up to
minimise bending and reaching
Problem solved better phone options and
also where to buy a cordless amplified
phone
Adjusting her office set up to optimise
function when using computer
Having raised garden beds and garden
pots on her deck,
Changes in social life since accident
and covered the five ways to Mental
Wellbeing to maximise mental wellness.
Sally feels very connected to her two
storied home, which is surrounded by
native bush, situated on a hill. The OT
discussed the challenges and solutions to
remain living in this home long term and
provided insights into ways to manage
this including the potential of living on
one level, use of the community van and
possible bathroom adaptations.
Summary from Sally’s perspective:
Sally reports that she was delighted with
the services as:
- the OT came to her house and at a
time of day and day of week that suited
Sally best.
- there was no waiting for the service -
seen within the week of referral.
- it was so affordable - $135 assessment
and advice
- she received good advice that
immediately changed her daily life
(so much more than improving
communication by phone)
- she now has clear understanding
of both the challenges and solutions
that may lie ahead of her.
- This resulted in less worry about
the future
- She was impressed that the
discussion involved her love for
nature (still be able to enjoy her
garden) and that it was not limited
to immediate need and safety
She expressed that she feels more
confident about staying in her much
loved home. She is aware of how
to access future input from the OT
who now knows her well.
The Centre for Senior wellbeing
is an information hub for Senior
Health. We connect you to the
services you need to stay living well
and independently in your own home.
See www.seniorwellbeing.nz for
more information.
To enquire about staying
safe and well in your
home, just call 3772577.
CSW
Safe & Well in your own home
The Centre for Senior Wellbeing is located at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. The Blue Line Bus stops in front of the door and there is ample
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Caring for kids through the airwaves
• By Sarla Donovan
RADIO LOLLIPOP is on a
mission to raise funds for a
new studio.
The charity broadcasts live
into Christchurch Hospital
and Ronald McDonald House
four nights a week, providing
comfort and entertainment
to children having surgical,
medical and acute treatment.
Until now, they’ve operated
out of a mobile van on a
construction site by the old
parkside hospital entrance.
Live broadcasts are 6-8pm
Monday to Thursday and
volunteers visit children in the
wards during the show, playing
games, doing crafts and
giving parents a break.
When not in use, the van is
parked at the Z petrol station
on nearby Lincoln Rd.
Now, the Canterbury
District Health Board has approved
the design concept for
a new studio to go inside the
hospital.
Radio Lollipop Christchurch
chairman Kieran Denton is
excited by the news.
“It’ll be awesome, we and the
hospital are really looking forward
to it. It means children
will be able to come in and run
their own radio shows, which
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GLOBAL LEADERS IN FIRST AID TRAINING
Christchurch Course Dates 2017
Venue: 32 Birmingham Drive, Middleton
First Aid Revalidation Course (6 hours)
Cost $130.00 per person (certificates must not have
expired for more than 3 months)
Time: 8.30am – 3.15pm
Monday
19 June
26 June
Tuesday
13 June
18 July
Wednesday
24 May
31 May
Friday
9 June
23 June
ON AIR: DJ Jojo and DJ Nicky broadcasting live from the
Radio Lollipop van outside Christchurch Hospital.
is the model used around the
world.”
Volunteering at Radio Lollipop
was its own reward, said
Mr Denton.
“It feels like you’re making
a difference at a really difficult
time for people. We get lots
of thanks and smiles. Parents
appreciate the change in their
kids after we visit. Often we’re
the only non-medical people
that visit. We don’t poke or
prod or give injections. We’re
the fun people that come
around.”
He said research had shown
Sunday
21 May
28 May
M Learning Workplace Revalidation Course (4 hours)
Cost $130.00 per person (certificates must not have
expired for more than 3 months)
Time: 8.30am – 12.45pm
Tuesday
20 June
Wednesday
7 June
Friday
26 May
For bookings please call 0800 REDCROSS or 339-7111
Book online at www.redcross.org.nz
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ON THE MOVE: The van
which Radio Lollipop
currently broadcasts out
of is to be replaced by a
purpose-built studio inside
the hospital. ​
the interaction between volunteers
and patients helped reduce
the time spent in hospital
and the amount of drugs the
children required for pain.
Radio Lollipop volunteers
visited around 3000 children
in Christchurch every year.
The charity is part of a
worldwide network running
across five countries and over
30 hospitals.
It relies on grants and donations
from the public to fund
its work, which is all done by
volunteers.
Mr Denton said yearly running
costs for the charity’s
work were around $16,000 but
with the new studio costing
$75,000 they were initiating a
fundraising drive for the extra
money needed.
•To make a donation go to
http://radiolollipop.org/
donate
•If you think you might be
interested in volunteering
for Radio Lollipop, there’s
an information evening at
7pm on Thursday May 18
at the YMCA on Hereford
St.
Ensuring a safe work place
Learning first aid is not only a part of ensuring a safe
work place, but also an integral part of our engagement with the
wider community. We all learn the necessary skills to ensure that
in times of emergency we are able to assist our work colleagues,
but are we able to take these skills home, into the community or
on to the sports field?
not all work places are the same and the injury risk for each place
can be wide and variable. The office attended by administrators
does not carry the same risk as those people working with heavy
machinery, or perhaps at some distance from a regular ambulance
service. it is therefore essential that you pick the right first aid
course to suit all of your activities – both professional and social.
take, for example, an office worker who does not have a high
risk work environment and whose concern might be to ensure that
they can deal with minor cuts and superficial injuries, or the ability
to perform effective CPr. These skills can be achieved on a course
of eight hours duration and would generally fit into low to medium
risk area. But take this same person on to a sports field either as a
spectator or player when a higher level injury occurs. The eight
hour course covering unit standards 6402 and 6401 (or 26551 and
26552) does not cover head neck and spinal injuries, eye injuries,
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hypothermia and poisonings.
The majority of injuries occur outside of the work place, in
fact one in three injuries occurs in the home, making it the most
common place for injuries to happen. new Zealand children
are twice as likely to die through injury as children who live in
australia. They mostly die as a result of motor vehicles accidents
or falls in the home. fatalities from leisure and sport are not far
behind those in the workplace.
The wider 12 hour course teaches the additional unit standard
6400 and provides a wide knowledge base for medium to high risk
environments. This course covers many of the skills required to
deal with the most common injuries, such as falls (which can result
in head, neck and spinal injuries) and dealing with complex scenes
such as motor vehicle accidents.
if you are not sure on the course best suited to your needs, ask
your accredited first aid training provider. They can explain the
course content and give you options that will best suit your needs.
Look beyond the workplace and consider your family and your
location. Check that you have a good quality first aid kit that is
up-to-date with replenished items, and that everyone knows where
it is located.
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22 & 23 June
20 & 21 July
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CHRISTCHURCH COURSE DATES 2017 • VENUE: 32 BIRMINGHAM DRIVE, MIDDLETON
Comprehensive First Aid PLUS Course (16hrs or 4hr upgrade)
Unit Standard 6402, 6401, 6400 and 25411 or 26552, 26551, 6400 and 25411
Cost $275.00 per person incl FA Manual & GST for 16 hours or $85.00 per
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Time: Day One 8.30am – 5.30pm Day Two 8.30am – 5pm
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SCHOLARSHIPS & SCHOOL OPEN DAYS
Selwyn House School
At Selwyn House School core learning in
english, mathematics and computer science
is complemented by trans-disciplinary rich
tasks and inquiries, which allow high levels
of application, creativity, and problemsolving.
The development of these skills,
combined with crucial interpersonal
skills, will enable Selwyn House girls to be
well equipped for the future. Our futurefocussed
learning environment
caters exclusively for girls in
Years 1 - 8.
Selwyn House School offers
a nurturing environment and
small class sizes while providing
a comprehensive and innovative
approach to learning. This not
only enhances the capabilities
of each girl but provides her
smooth transition to secondary
school. Selwyn House is
proudly the only independent
girls’ primary school in the
South Island to offer the
International Baccalaureate
Primary Years Programme
(PYP). Global citizens who
will be well prepared to take on
leading roles in our world are
being created at Selwyn House.
Selwyn House School is
currently offering scholarships
for the 2018 academic year in
the categories of academic,
all-rounder, boarding, music,
performing arts and sport.
Eligible girls may apply for a
Year 6 Scholarship, a Year 7
Scholarship or a Selwyn House
Old Girls’ Association Bursary. With the
Scholarship Registration deadline fast
approaching, it is strongly encouraged
that families contact the school directly
for complete scholarship criteria. For
more information on the benefits of a
Selwyn House School education for your
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(Enrolments Registrar) 03 355 7229.
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More than six years after earthquakes
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School are looking forward to moving to
a cutting-edge campus on QEII Park.
The design for the new schools has
only recently been released.
Avonside Girls’ Principal Sue Hume
says being able to start from scratch has
enabled the architects to come up with
the ‘ultimate campus’.
“It features better facilities than either
of our schools has ever had in the past.
We are very excited at the educational
opportunities this will enable us to offer
our students.”
Shirley Boys’ High School Headmaster
John Laurenson says the schools will
continue to deliver quality single sex
education.
“Students will spend most of their
day in a single sex environment – that
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Among the major facilities are a large
Performing Arts Centre (with a 750-seat
and a 100-seat theatre), three full-sized
Gyms (complete with climbing wall), a
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Each school will also have a long list of
specialist learning facilities. Highlights
include an Electronics Lab, Recording
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an Indoor Fitness Centre (complete
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Exercise
sharpens young
adult brains
Regular physical activity improves brain function
even in young adults considered in their prime and
at the height of cognitive ability, according to a
University of Otago study.
A
body of research already exists
showing aerobic exercise
improves brain function in
older adults, but there is a
limited amount of literature on how it
affects young adults.
The Otago researchers, led by
Department of Psychology Senior
Lecturer Dr Liana Machado, set out to
test the oft-held belief that the brains of
young adults in their prime might not
benefit as much as older people from
regular sustained exercise.
They took 52 tertiary students, aged
between 18 to 30, and put them through
a series of cognitive tests on a computer
while measuring oxygen availability in
the frontal lobe of their brains, as well as
their self-reported exercise frequency.
Dr Machado says their “surprising”
findings, just published online in the
journal Psychophysiology, show that
both blood supply to the brain and
cognitive functioning appear to benefit
from regular exercise in young adults.
“This provides compelling evidence
that regular exercise, at least five days per
week, is a way to sharpen our cognitive
ability as young adults – challenging
the assumption that living a sedentary
lifestyle leads to problems only later in
life,” she says.
The research also provides potential
insight into understanding why people
who regularly engage in aerobic exercise
tend to function better on a cognitive
level.
“I think the idea that young people do
not have to worry about exercising since
they are in their prime developmentally
is rapidly being overturned by mounting
evidence that even the brains of young
adults can benefit from regular exercise,”
she says.
“The exercise could involve brisk
walking or more vigorous activity, and
could be made up of a few 10 minute
bouts of exercise, rather than one single
block of exercise,” she says.
The researchers also found that body
mass index was not a key factor in how
well the brain functioned, indicating that
regular engagement in physical activity
may be more important than body
weight.
Dr Machado says she had noticed
over the years that university students
appeared progressively less fit.
“I wondered whether we might find
significant relationships between exercise
levels, oxygen availability in the brain,
and cognition in the young adults, but
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young adults.”
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These sessions have been
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overall healthy lifestyle to
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REAL ESTATE
A Huntsbury haven
73 Parklands Drive, Huntsbury
Auction: Thursday, 1 June 2017 - Unless Sold Prior
3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 toilets | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | Listing # BE192830
It is time for my client to say goodbye to
his much loved home. With its sweeping
views across the Canterbury Plains to the
Alps you will never want to leave your new
home.
A unique semi-circular design takes
advantage of the sun all day and optimises
the view. With a deck stretching along the
northern front of the house you will enjoy
the outdoor/indoor flow from the living
room. Summer will come again and you
can entertain in those long evenings.
Watch the stars at night from your master
bedroom and in the morning, enjoy a coffee
and croissant on your balcony. Naturally
there is a walk-in robe and ensuite for you
to use and enjoy.
On the lower level are two good sized
double bedrooms with a conservatory as
well. A large family bathroom should keep
the children or guests happy.
And as well there is the bonus of easy
access, off street parking and a double
garage.
Don’t delay, call today, this lovely home
has to be sold on or before auction day.
To download Property Files: http://
www.propertyfiles.co.nz/property/
BE192830
AUCTION: Thursday 1st June 2017
from 12:00pm, Harcourts Grenadier 98
Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)
Open Home Dates: Wednesday 5.00
p.m. – 5.30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
2.00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. See you at the open
home or to arrange a private viewing
of this property call Debbie Pettigrew
from Harcourts Grenadier Beckenham
(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) now on 337
1316 or 027 777 0411
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QUEEN:
IT’S A KINDA MAGIC
RETURNS
Aer an overwhelming reception from New Zealand
audiences in 2015, Showtime Australia and Peter Freestone are
bringing their huge theatrical Rock concert Queen: It's a Kinda
Magic back to NZ, appearing at the Horncastle Arena on
ursday 1st June.
Capturing the imagination of Queen fans both locally and
internationally, Director Johnny Van Grinsven attributes the
show's continued success to the attention-to-detail; everything
from the costumes, instruments and even the lighting cues have
been designed to replicate those seen in real Queen concerts.
Making Queen: It's A Kinda Magic extraordinarily authentic is
the involvement of Peter Freestone, Freddie Mercury's best
friend, biographer, assistant and constant companion for the
nal 12 years of his life. As Production Consultant, Freestone
has schooled the cast and producers on the characters and
nuances of the original band in order to perfect the
performance.
“We're extremely lucky to have Peter involved. He knows
Freddie and the boys so well; his knowledge about who they are
and how they moved and played and even their sense of
humour has really helped take this show to the next level,” says
Johnny Van Grinsven.
Another highly impressive member of the ensemble is
principal musician Giles Taylor who steps on stage as Freddie
Mercury, and does so as the only tribute performer in the world
who sings and plays both piano and guitar live on stage.
Though piano and vocals have been a mainstay in Taylor's
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specically for the role of Mercury.
Supporting Taylor for this mammoth stage production are
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ompson as Roger Taylor on drums, as well as South Africa's
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