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St Andrew’s College captain Jake Neill proudly
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described as one of the closest fought title races in
years. •Full story, page 15
North-west
suburbs
worst for
assaults on
wardens
• By Julia Evans
PARKING WARDENS appear to
be fair game in suburbs across the
north-west.
Latest statistics show of the
36 verbal and physical assaults
on parking wardens in the city,
seven were in Merivale, Redwood,
Papanui and Belfast.
And four of the seven incidents,
including one of two assaults, took
place in Merivale alone.
On April 28, a parking warden
was assaulted by the owner of the
vehicle they were issuing a ticket
on Papanui Rd outside Merivale
Mall just before noon.
The fine, for parking over the
time limit, was $21.
The offender had to have
a restorative justice meeting
with the parking warden and
apologised.
Wardens were also threatened
and verbally abused on Leinster
Rd in May and Winchester St in
August. But they were not doing
anything apart from walking
along the road.
It comes as the number of assaults
and abuse being reported
by the city’s parking wardens has
increased in the past year, in spite
of them being given body cameras
to wear.
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DESK News..................................... 3-11
IT’S A tough job being a parking
warden in the north-west part of
the city as our statistics show on
page 1.
Being parking warden is a
thankless job – for obvious
reasons – and it takes a certain
kind of character to be one –
thick skin is an advantage.
But it is a job that has to be
done, otherwise no one would
care about restricted parking.
And the result of that would
be a lot of angry motorists who
wouldn’t be able to get a park.
So if you’re getting a ticket
take it on the chin instead of
trying to land one on someone
just doing their job.
Congratulations to St
Andrew’s for winning the
Connetics first XI football
competition against St Thomas
(page 15).
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Local Views.................4-5
Community Events......13
Sport............................14,15
Food............................................17
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Tuesday September 5 2017 3
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World-class problem solvers
• By Julia Evans
TWO CASEBROOK pupils
have proved themselves among
the top young problem solving
minds in the world.
Casebrook Intermediate
School pupils Ben Donaldson
and Bronte Perriam came back
from the e-ICON World Contest
in Busan, South Korea last week.
And with them they brought a
pair of best creativity awards.
Deputy principal Nick Leith
escorted Ben and Bronte over
to the Korean Peninsula and
said the trip was an incredible
experience.
“Both students were
heavily involved in the
creation and development of
a mobile phone app package,
including marketing and a
business proposal for further
investment,” he said.
And even though Kim Jong
Un was testing nuclear warheads
across the border, Mr Leith said
there was no evidence of a tense
political climate whatsoever.
“It’s something South Korea
has been going through for 50
years, you couldn’t even tell
anything was going on.”
He said it was the heat that got
to them more than any threat
from North Korea.
WINNERS: After working 14-hour days, Ben Donaldson (left) and Bronte Perriam won best
creativity awards with support from deputy principal Nick Leith.
Instead Ben and Bronte
worked gruelling hours with
two students from Buwon Middle
School in Incheon.
Mr Leith said they added
the creative support to the
expertise of their Korean teammates.
“They definitely had to work
for the free trip, the work ethic
across the competition was really
high,” he said.
Ben and Bronte were working
14-hour days on their app, in
34 deg C heat – although most
of the time they were too busy to
notice the heat.
“I think how hard they had to
work caught the kids off guard
the most,” he said.
But with sweltering temperatures
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Leith said they were glad to be
back on New Zealand soil.
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$100 wager ‘claimed’
Businessman and Papanui-
Innes Community Board
member John Stringer
writes about a pair of busy
Harewood intersections
City councillor Aaron Keown’s
Harewood, Gardiners and Breens
Rds intersection “issue” is simply
not a local priority.
I live a few blocks from the
intersection and have good-humouredly
“claimed’’ Cr Keown’s
$100 wager that his intersection
of Harewood, Gardiners and
Breens Rd is the busiest intersection
in Christchurch.
It clearly isn’t and I live near
Aaron’s intersection on Harewood
Rd.
But its good he’s advocating
for the locals and a simple traffic
island would solve his problem
as it has on the much busier
Harewood and Russley Rds
intersection.
Just 1km from Cr Keown’s
tame four-lane Harewood,
Gardiners and Breens Rd
intersection is the Harewood
and Russley Rd intersection,
which has 18 lanes entering and
egressing a two-lane road. And
Russley and Harewood Rd has no
lights.
It’s much more busy and would
have 20 times more traffic than
Harewood, Gardiners and Breens
Rd.
My intersection has a shopping
strip, a school, a Playcentre and
a church within 100m and the
airport on the other side.
And the only way for pedestrians
or cyclists to cross my
intersection is by literally going
underground (through a tunnel).
That beats Aaron hands-down.
But I won’t be claiming his
$100; instead I’ll be sending him
a Monopoly $100 note or if he’d
like to donate $50 of his $100
wager to a Papanui charity of my
choosing I’ll give $50 to a Harewood
charity of his choosing.
Readers of the Nor’West
News respond to the article
regarding congestion at the
intersection of Colombo St
and Edgeware Rd
Simon O’Connor – I came
across the article about the
Edgeware Rd and Colombo St
intersection and thought I’d add
something to the mix, if it’s still
topical. I’m feeling it is very topical.
Because as a result our city
has become swamped by excessive
use of road safety signage,
lights and bollards. Visually it
is noise. The quantity and usage
of vertical poles and traffic lights
is absurd and this visual noise is
fundamentally wrong. The city
sadly lost a lot of its charm six
years ago, and we are no longer
a garden city. It seems there
are more metal poles and yellow
plastic trees than gardens. We
cannot constantly facilitate the
needs of people who are cannot
think for themselves or other
road users. It is the majority of
us that actually suffer. It’s like
someone at the city council is
shareholder in these traffic safety
equipment suppliers. I drive
daily along Colombo St, turning
left on Edgware Rd, so here are
my qualified observations:
•It now takes longer as a journey,
I usually could turn left in 10
seconds, by giving way to others.
•I sit at the traffic lights for
around a minute waiting to turn
left, more greenhouse gas as I sit
in congestion.
•I sit at the traffic lights for imaginary
cyclists who have their
very own green light, but nobody
is there?
•Sometimes I have to wait for
imaginary cyclists on two repeat
instruction of the lights.
•I see about two cyclists tops
at 8.30am up Colombo St from
Bealey Ave.
•I know first-hand of a business
on the corner of Bealey Ave and
Colombo St who left her store
due to reduced customers, lack of
parking, and cycleway construction,
which took months.
Heather Wilkins – Be nice
if they could get the intersections
sorted. They may have
turning lanes but they need
their own turning lights and
the turning lanes should turn
at the same time like they do at
Blenheim Rd where you come off
the motorway, just like they do in
Australia.

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News
ROADING: The city council installed yellow bollards at the
intersection at Colombo St and Edgeware Rd.
The light frequency needs to go
longer for the minor roads off the
main roads as sometimes you can
sit in the turning lane for four
turns of the lights and with that
the straight through sometimes
only gets one car through and it
changes again. Half a minute on
Buchanans Rd and sometimes
2min on Carmen Rd. Drivers
then may not go through a red
light.
Kelly Root – Wondered what
the green mess was for.
Christine Carr – I regularly
shop at Edgeware and cross the
intersections with my hearing
dog. We are both elderly and
slow. The problem I have is with
the maniac speedsters who
regularly try to beat the lights
LAwyERS
coming up Edgeware Rd from
Abberley Cres. With the building
of the new restaurant next to the
supermarket, foot and vehicle
traffic is bound to increase.
Hopefully the traffic lights will
help regulate the road hogs. Not
holding my breath though. A
speed camera could be useful.
Connie Kruse Christensen
– With this area being used
as a rat-run along Trafalgar
St, the traffic lights now allow
pedestrians to safely cross
Colombo St from Bailies’ offstreet
car park to St Albans
Pharmacy, and to also safely cross
Edgeware Rd to Super Value and
the new cafe opening soon. It’s
a great improvement for safety
walking between these good local
shops.
North-west parking warden assaults
•From page 1
But the city council said the
new technology has encouraged
staff to report incidents more,
because the footage provided
reliable evidence.
The 21 parking wardens were
given the body-mounted cameras
in April last year. They can
be activated if staff think their
safety is at risk.
“Our experience has shown
that the body worn cameras
have increased safety for our
staff by lessening the seriousness
of incidents and discouraging
undesirable behaviour,” city
council transport operations
manager Aaron Haymes said.
• By Julia Evans
FOLLOWING IN the steps
of Bic Runga, The Naked and
Famous and The Datsuns,
Shirley Boys’ High School’s
Fuzhun and Run77 from
Christ’s College competed in
the Smokefreeockquest national
final on Saturday.
While neither band managed
to crack the top three, Gideon
Valavala from Fuzhun came
home with the competition’s
best vocalist award.
Along with the award, Gideon
He said previously a number
of incidents went under the
radar, but the cameras now
provided reliable evidence.
“This means it’s more likely
that somebody will be held to
account for their actions, and
that encourages staff to report.”
also received $500 for his
singing.
To earn their places in the
final, Run 77 came first in the
Canterbury regional heat of
the competition and Fuzhun
DETERRENT: City council
parking compliance officer
Luke Lee holds one of the
body mounted cameras
that are aimed at deterring
assaults and abuse.
PHOTO: CCC/NEWSLINE ​
Mr Haymes said the city
council was always working on
initiatives that reduced the risk
of staff being harmed.
“We want to make sure our
staff make it through their work
day safely and get to go home
at the end of each day to their
families.”
Shirley, Christ’s bands experience rockquest
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Fuzhun performed at
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Saturday.
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Church rebuild delayed again after fire
• By Julia Evans
THE REBUILD of the
Bishopdale church gutted by an
arson attack last year has been
delayed by at least a year.
Demolition of the St
Margaret’s Presbyterian Church
on Farrington Ave started earlier
in the month and construction
won’t begin until at least the
middle of next year.
Reverend Andrew Nicol said
the lengthy insurance process
meant the rebuild process hit a
brick wall.
“It’s part of a long insurance
settlement process but it’s settled
now . . . the ball is rolling,” Rev
Nicol said.
He said the church was used
to long insurance processes after
the earthquakes and fire, even if
it was a little frustrating.
“It always takes longer than
you think,” he said.
In January, Nor’West News
reported the rebuild was set to
begin in the middle of the year.
Now Rev Nicol said the
timeline wasn’t clear but the
church was “optimistic” a
rebuild would begin by June
next year.
However, he said the
congregation has a more
positive outlook since it had its
decommissioning service at the
beginning of August.
REMAINS: The rebuild of St Margaret’s Presbyterian Church in Bishopdale, which was
demolished after a fire last year, has been delayed by at least a year.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
“We’ve finished that process
of saying goodbye, we can move
onto the next chapter,” Rev Nicol
said.
The church is currently
working with an architect,
which is “really exciting”. The
plans will then be approved by
the congregation.
“It’s now about being
affirmative and complementary
to the renewal of the whole
area,” Rev Nicol said.
He said the church
congregation was upset after
the arson attack but the fire
had emphasised how important
the church is to the wider
community.
“There’s a good heart in
Bishopdale and now we’re just
looking to the future,” he said.
The church suffered almost
$2 million in damage when
Cheyenne Destiny Jade Reed,
a 35-year-old technician, broke
into it and started a fire in May
last year.
Reed was jailed for six years
for the arson and other charges,
including burglary, unlawful
possession of a knife, breach of
bail, receiving a computer and
theft of a car.
The congregation will
continue to meet weekly
at Isleworth School and is
currently fundraising for the
rebuild by selling cheese rolls.
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Skate park
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Papanui
• By Julia Evans
A NEW skate park is in the
pipeline for Papanui.
The Papanui-Innes Community
Board has asked city council
staff to begin investigations into
finding appropriate sites for a new
skate park in the area.
Staff are also investigating the
possibility of offering free wi-fi at
the park.
To use a skate park, Papanui
residents currently have to go
to either St Albans, Burnside,
Bishopdale or Belfast.
City council staff will report
back to the board on October
13 with appropriate sites and
costings for design, consultation
and construction.
The board will then look to
include this in its submission on
the city council’s Long Term Plan
later in the year.
It comes as the board is also
looking at extensions to the
skate park half pipe at St Albans
Park.
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SCHOOLS
SMOOTH: One of the St Andrew’s College jazz groups playing in the Winter Music Festival. ​
Festival flaunts musical talent
• By Julia Evans
STUDENTS’ MUSICAL talent
has been in the spotlight.
Audiences of more than 200
gathered in the Christchurch
Arts Centre’s Great Hall to see St
Andrew’s College’s talent during
its Winter Musical Festival.
This year there were two evening
sessions – an intimate singer
songwriter session and jazz
night.
Songwriters showcased included
Logan McAllister, Bella
Ford and George White, who
have recently been selected as finalists
in the Play it Strange 2017
Lion Foundation Songwriting
Competition.
And the school’s jazz groups
have also recently returned from
a hugely successful Southern Jam
where the jazz orchestra and soul
band brought home silver awards
and the big band won gold.
Also bringing home awards
from the Southern Jam were
students Anna Bennetto for best
vocals, Serge Beaton for best
trombone and Patrick Moran for
best big band drummer and most
outstanding musician.
WINNERS: The year 7 to 8 chess champions, Amelia Marshall,
Cara Birch, Emma Mason and Amanda Jiang from Selwyn
House. ​
Chess champions
• By Julia Evans
MORE THAN 100 students piled
into the Selwyn House hall for
the annual Girls’ Canterbury
Inter-School Chess Competition
And after a fierce day’s playing,
it was schools from the northwest
that dominated the winners’
list.
Waimairi Primary School
won the year 1 to 6 competition,
Selwyn House won year 7 to 8
and Christchurch Girls’ High
School won the year 9 to 13.
BRAIN
POWER: Girls’
battled it out
at the Selwyn
House
School hall
during the
competition.
Awards
for choirs
• By Julia Evans
A PAIR of silver awards from
a national choir competition
have been won by north-west
schools.
The St Margaret’s College Chamber
Choir and Resolutions from
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School both received
silver at the Big Sign Finale.
The students performed at gala
evenings at the end of August in
the Aotea Centre, Auckland.
VOCALS: St Margaret’s College Chamber Choir performing at
the Big Sing Finale. ​
GIRL POWER: Resolutions from Rangi Ruru took home a
silver award from the Big Sing Finale.
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Tuesday September 5 2017 9
TAKING CARE: Losa Paseka, 3, plants a seed.
Children
compete
to grow
tallest
sunflower
• By Sophie Cornish
CHILDREN WILL learn valuable
gardening skills and knowledge
during the Daltons Sunflowers in
Kindergartens Project.
Seventeen Christchurch kindergartens
will compete to grow the tallest
sunflower or widest sunflower head.
Each kindergarten was sent a
Daltons starter pack with everything
the children need to grow their own
sunflowers, which have the potential
to grow up to 4m.
The tallest sunflower ever grown in
HOPEFUL: Kidsfirst MacFarlane Park kindergarten children
Mckenzie Edwards (above left), 3, Evie Beyers-Guy, 2, and Telisha
Brougham (below), 4, with their sunflower pots.
the project’s history was 3.12m.
The children will learn how to sow
and care for seedlings as well as the
daily care of their plant.
Daltons general manager Colin
Parker is thrilled with the return of
the project this year.
“The competition aspect adds a
little extra fun to the project for the
children, but we are more focused
on creating opportunities to spark a
lifelong love of gardening.”
The competition runs until December
6, and winners will be announced
on December 8.
TEACH: Papanui High School year 10 student Henri Liswoyo (left), 14, helps Ginny Bonisch with her iPad, while Tyler Hawthorn, 14, helps Ann McGrain.
Library service bridges generation gap with tech help
• By Julia Evans
WHO BETTER to solve tech
problems than a generation of
digital natives.
Papanui High School students
are giving up their lunch breaks
each Tuesday for the Papanui
Library’s new programme –
GenConnect.
Librarian Lisa Sanger said the
library is delighted to announce
the new programme, which aims
to help residents with their tech
and bridge the generation gap.
“The idea behind GenConnect
is to increase interactions
between the younger 3 generations
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Tuesday September 5 2017 11
News
PART OF The Groynes is set to
be inaccessible by car.
A single-lane road bridge near
the Groynes Dr entrance needs
to be widened to allow for twoway
traffic and pedestrian access
on both sides.
During the first three to four
weeks of construction the city
council reserve will remain
open.
But the road bridge being upgraded,
which leads towards the
dog park and some picnic areas,
will be closed to vehicles.
Car access will be limited to
the south picnic area and car
park.
As part of the planned upgrade,
a culvert under the bridge
is being replaced and widened
to allow better water movement,
improve water quality and allow
fish to move more freely.
Work is expected to start on
September 11.
It has been prompted by
construction of the new Western
Belfast Bypass on Johns Rd,
which will affect traffic pressures
in the area.
Regional parks operations
manager Kay Holder said The
Groynes is a popular recreation
reserve and the upgrade
is needed to ensure it remains
UPGRADE: The
single lane road
bridge is set to be
closed while part
of the Western
Bypass is worked
on. ​
Upgrade for Groynes bridge
easily accessible.
“We’re confident any inconvenience
caused in the short
term will be worth it for the long
term gains,” she said.
Pedestrian entry to the dog
park and northern side of the
river will be using a footbridge
to the west or the metal swing
bridge.
That bridge has just been
repaired and re-opened after being
closed to the public since the
2011 earthquakes.
There is also access via a
walking route from Darroch St
around the Otukaikino track.
Receptionist on the way
to becoming a nurse
DEB MORRISON has always
dreamed of being a nurse.
And thanks to a workplacebased
training programme,
the Belfast receptionist is on a
mission to upskill and follow her
dreams.
Ms Morrison has worked at the
Belfast North Mediqual Doctors
for 15 years.
“I’ve always wanted to do my
training as a nurse but I never
had the opportunity to do this
when I was growing up,” she said.
“This is a journey I’ve always
wanted to take.”
Ms Morrison has just completed
an apprenticeship in primary
care practice assistance, becoming
the first apprentice to graduate
from the new programme
developed by the industry training
organisation, Careerforce.
She said the apprenticeship
has given her a newfound selfassurance
in many aspects of her
role.
“Now I find myself feeling a
lot more confident so I will give
things a go, whereas before I
would just sit back and watch,”
she said.
Her new-found skills and
confidence has also provided a
welcome boost to her employer
and practice team of five doctors
and four nurses, as now Ms Mor-
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rison puts her hand up for more
responsibility in her role.
“Now my work colleagues ask
me to assist them and that makes
me feel good because I’m proving
myself, I’m trusted, and I’ve got
the skills to do it,” she said.
“And it’s helping them and the
doctors as well. I love the responsibility.”
Ms Morrison said her workplace
and colleagues have been
very supportive of her training
journey.
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have added a lot of value to my
workplace,” she said.
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St Albans Exercise
Tuesday, 9.15-10.15am
These classes are designed for
people living with long-term
health conditions. Classes generally
occur weekly but won’t happen
on public holidays and also school
holiday periods. Phone 0800 663
463 to register.
Foundation of the Blind, 96
Bristol St.
Scrabble Group
Tuesday, 9.45am-Noon
Go along and play scrabble
with the friendly weekly group.
Exercise your brain and have fun.
Gold coin donation. Sundbye
House, 100 Farrington Ave.
GenConnect
Tuesday, 12.10-1.40pm
This class aims to connect
generations by sharing knowledge.
Nothing compares to the
knowledge of helpful teens that
have grown up with technology.
Papanui High School students
will be available to help you find
answers to all your questions.
Papanui Library, 35 Langdons
Rd
Reading to Dogs
Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm
These sessions have been
designed to provide a relaxed and
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non-threatening atmosphere to
encourage children to practise
their reading skills and develop
a love of reading. This
programme uses dogs who are
the pets of the city council animal
management team and have been
trained and tested for health,
safety and temperament. Sessions
are 15min. Phone 941 7923 to
book a spot.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland Rd
Spinathon for Plunket
Wednesday, 6am-6pm
Canterbury Plunket is putting
on this Spinathon event to
fundraise. This is a fun event
day with the chance for people
to jump on a spin bike at their
local Anytime Fitness and raise
some funds for Plunket. There
is a new session every hour, and
each session runs for 50min.
Go along to Anytime Fitness –
Airport Spitfire Square branch
and spin to help Plunket continue
its amazing services to families all
around the city. Each session is
$15 or $40 for a team of four (one
session per team member). To
secure your ticket head into your
local Anytime Fitness and ask at
the counter. All proceeds go to
Canterbury Plunket.
Anytime Fitness, Spitfire Square,
544 Memorial Ave.
Scrabble Club
Wednesday, 1-3pm
Go along to scrabble club.
There’s no obligation, just go along
whenever you can and join the
group. All materials supplied.
Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library
and Community Centre, 13
Bishopdale Court.
Christchurch Central
Electorate Debate
Wednesday, 7-9pm
A debate featuring the candidates
for the Christchurch Central
Electorate in September’s General
Election including Nicky Wagner
for National, Peter Richardson
for Greens, Phil Robinson for
NZ First and Duncan Webb for
Labour. The event is moderated by
Chris Lynch. There is an opportunity
for questions to be submitted
in advance at admin@christchurchcathedral.co.nz.
The Transitional Cathedral,
Latimer Square.
Go Well Group – Play
Rummikub
Thursday, 1-3pm
Go along to Fendalton Library
and play Rummikub. The game
is an exciting, interactive strategy
game that will test your wits.
Fendalton Library, 4 Jeffreys Rd.
MEOW: Go along to the
Christchurch All Breeds Cat
Club cat show on Sunday.
There will be judges from
Australia and New Zealand
judging some of the best
long-haired, short-haired
and domestic cats from all
around the country. On show
will be siamese, burmese,
persians, maine coons and
many more. Meet the breeders
and have an opportunity
to see and maybe have a
cuddle with your favourite
breed. There will also be
a chance to vote for your
favourite cat. If you are thinking
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members. Sunday, 10am to
4pm at Papanui High School.
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Help construct a sky-high building
made entirely of cardboard
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community event for all ages. Join
French artist Olivier Grossetete and
help construct a cardboard structure
in Market Square.
The Christchurch Arts Centre, 2
Worcester Blvd.
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TOP BALLERS: Rangi Ruru beat Christchurch Girls’ High
51-37 to claim the Whelan Trophy.
PHOTO: RANGI RURU GIRLS’ SCHOOL
Rangi claim second
basketball title in row
• By Andrew King
Tuesday September 5 2017
RANGI RURU Girls’ School
have won back-to-back Whelan
Trophy division one titles,
beating rivals Christchurch
Girls’ High 51-37 last week.
Played at Cowles Stadium,
it was a repeat of last year’s
Canterbury secondary school
basketball final and, once
again, Rangi Ruru came out on
top.
The final score was very
different to the 74-62 final last
year, when they wrested the
trophy off CGHS.
Rangi Ruru Alice Sproat was
named MVP with nine points
and 15 rebounds. She was
backed up by Junior Tall Fern
Esra McGoldrick’s 20-points
and 17 rebounds.
Rangi Ruru director of sport
Jo Fogarty said there was a huge
crowd there supporting the girls.
“What an incredible
atmosphere. That can really
make all the difference to the
game and I have no doubt that
support played a part in Rangi’s
decisive win this year,” she said.
In the Whelan Trophy
division two final St Margaret’s
beat Avonside Girls’ High 65-56
to claim the title.
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CBHS narrowly miss top four spot
• By Andrew King
CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’
high have lost their second
consecutive bid to make the
top four after being beaten in
Invercargill 36-31 by Southland
Boys’ High on Saturday.
A try to Southland fullback
Ben Pope late in the game
sealed the win, but the amount
of extra time played by former
international netball referee Jono
Bredin was a big talking point.
An extra 7min was played on
top of regulation time.
League world cup prize inspires students
• By Andrew King
THE RUGBY League World Cup
kicks off next month and last
week north-west students got a
look at what the Kiwis will be
gunning for – the Paul Barrière
Trophy.
The competition will feature
14 men’s and six women’s international
teams and be hosted
in Australia, New Zealand and
Papua New Guinea.
Fendalton Open-Air School,
Breens Intermediate and St
Albans School all had the trophy
pass through their doors, giving
them a chance to have a look at
international league’s top prize.
Breens Intermediate principal
Nikki Clarke said they were excited
to welcome the trophy and
hear from representatives from
But CBHS coach Danny Porte
said he “doesn’t want to get into
that”.
“It was frustrating. We did
all we could and emptied the
tank, it was one of the better
performances we have had, he
said.
“But it was not quite enough in
the end.”
“They can be proud of how
INSPIRED: Fendalton pupils
were able to have a look at
the Paul Barrière Trophy up
close last week.
Canterbury Rugby League about
the upcoming tournament.
“It was a great chance for the
students to see the trophy and be
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they played.”
Porte wished Southland all the
best in the upcoming top four
competition.
“I hope they do the South
Island proud to prove we have a
strong competition,” he said.
In the South Island co-ed final
St Andrew’s College beat Gore’s
St Peter’s College 81-7 to move
through to the top four.
inspired to chase their dreams in
sport,” she said.
Fendalton’s teacher in charge
of sport Karen Radovonich said
the pupils were excited to see the
treasured taonga.
“The visit has inspired the Fendalton
children. They are looking
forward to participating in their
own Rugby League World Cup
tournament in term 4, where students
will adopt a country, form
teams, play games and manage
and referee the competition,” she
said.
First held in 1954, the 2017
Rugby League World Cup will be
the 15th time the historic tournament
has been played.
The first of 28 games will begin
on October 28, with the final
to be played on December 2 at
Brisbane Stadium.
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St Andrew’s win football title SPORTS
• By Andrew King
THE BAGPIPES rang out across
English Park as St Andrew’s won
the Connetics first XI football
competition against St Thomas
on Wednesday night after a tense
penalty shootout.
The game was played with high
intensity between two teams
who were fighting each other at
the top of the table all season. It
provided a fitting end to what
has been described as one of the
closest fought title races in years.
The title was decided by a
penalty shootout after the match
was tied 3-3 at fulltime. St
Andrew’s came out on top 5-4 on
penalties.
St Andrew’s goalkeeper Olly
Drew stopped St Thomas’ third
attempt and then St Andrew’s
striker Declan Hickford drilled
one into the back of the net to
cue the celebrations. Spectators
flooded the field to celebrate with
CHAMPIONS: St Andrew’s won the Connetics football competition 5-4 on penalties last week, while the St Andrew’s girls (below)
were beaten 3-1 by Cashmere High in their final. (Below left) St Andrew’s celebrate with the Connetics Cup.
their team.
St Andrew’s coach Matthew
Jansen said he couldn’t even
watch the shootout as St Thomas’
supporters got louder and louder.
“I just knew you couldn’t do
anything more as a coach. I told
them to have faith in themselves
and know, win or lose, we had
played the best we could and to
be proud of that. It was nervewracking,”
he said.
Jansen thanked St Thomas for
creating a great rivalry
and pushing them the whole
season.
“I want to thank our supporters
and the boys. Well done for all
your hard work and trusting the
process and each other to achieve
something you haven’t before,”
he said.
St Andrew’s were 3-1 up at
halftime, but the never-give-up
attitude of St Thomas saw them
claw their way back into the
game with two goals.
One came from a penalty
that had to be retaken after the
touchline umpire ruled the St
Andrew’s keeper had moved off
his goal line early. The victory
was quickly put to one side as
St Andrew’s kicked off their
national campaign yesterday in
Napier after qualifying for the
tournament earlier in the season.
However, St Andrew’s girls side
were defeated 3-1 by Cashmere
High in their final, while St
Bede’s won the plate final with a
2-0 win over Lincoln High.
Both of those games were also
played at English Park.
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY 5.30pm – 6.30pm
Club CAFE
OPEN 7 DAYS
LUNCH & DINNER
Gluten Free &
Vegetarian options
BRENDAN & PAT
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
PAT, 91!
with award
winning
entertainer
ANDY
GILMOUR
& home from
Nashville, NZ
Gold Guitar
winner
MIKAELA
DEWAR
FOR DINNER
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
OPEN FOR BUFFET LUNCH
Every Sunday 12pm - 2pm
Roast
(4 Choices)
and
Free Desserts $22 50
EVERY SUNDAY
IN CHALMERS
12PM-2PM
$25
Dine and
WIN
A DOUBLE PASS TO SEE
LIONEL RICHIE
THURSDAY 19 OCT
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17 Carmen Rd | Hornby
www.hornbywmc.co.nz
Members, guests & affiliates welcome

24 Tuesday September 5 2017
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
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Jenni Rolton
ST ALBANS
Richard Dawson
ILAM 2
Chris Lewis
FENDALTON
Chris Campbell
ILAM
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08
Mike Tapley
ILAM 2
Corina Grey
ILAM
Grant Milligan
FENDALTON
Allicia Beirne
ST ALBANS
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Fiona Nankivell
ILAM 2
Paul Costigan
ST ALBANS
Don Yee
ILAM
Bridget Perry
MERIVALE
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16
Janine Laney
ILAM 2
Nerina Higgins
MERIVALE
Cathy Carter
FENDALTON
Steven Marshall
FENDALTON
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Steve Russell
ST ALBANS
Sally Pomeroy
ILAM 2
Peter Hampton
ST ALBANS
Erin Whale
ILAM 2
Win-Win
Congratulations to our Top 20 consultants for July 2017
It’s an unquestionable truth – the success of our clients is directly tied to the
success of our people. That’s why it’s their triumphs we celebrate as much as
those of the individuals you see here.
We want to thank our clients for their trust in us. We wish to congratulate our high
achievers for their passion and dedication, their unique expertise and exemplary
service. We look forward to further success with you in the years to come.
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