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TUESDAY MAY <strong>24</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
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BACK ON THE AIRWAVES<br />
Radio New Brighton relaunched – and from the footpath<br />
FRASER WALKER-PEARCE<br />
Radio New Brighton has been<br />
relaunched, but instead of<br />
broadcasting from a caravan,<br />
they have decided to hit the<br />
streets.<br />
The station was back on the<br />
airwaves on Friday, after a<br />
four-year hiatus.<br />
But instead of going back<br />
to a caravan they used to use<br />
for their broadcasts, presenter<br />
Chris Diack decided to use<br />
New Brighton as his recording<br />
booth.<br />
“We’re out here now, with<br />
the locals. We could be here<br />
one day, sitting in a coffee<br />
shop the next, and somewhere<br />
else the next,” he said.<br />
The show’s simple set-up<br />
allowed them to broadcast<br />
from wherever they were.<br />
“We’re set-up here at the<br />
New Brighton Project at the<br />
moment, but I expect we’ll be<br />
roving around in the next week<br />
or so,” Mr Diack said.<br />
After the earthquakes,<br />
Mr Diack took the radio<br />
equipment to bars and<br />
community centres in the New<br />
Brighton area. Mr Diack said<br />
anyone was allowed to “jump<br />
on the mic” and have a go.<br />
“We just set it up on a stage<br />
with a microphone and told<br />
people if they had a talent or<br />
wanted to play music or sing a<br />
song, then they should go for<br />
it,” he said.<br />
Mr Diack said a lot of<br />
people used that as an outlet<br />
for stress during the months<br />
directly after the February<br />
2011 earthquake.<br />
Mr Diack is a Redwood<br />
resident, but makes the trip<br />
to the seaside every morning,<br />
because he’s “sick” of the<br />
treatment its residents have<br />
received after the earthquakes.<br />
“New Brighton tended to be<br />
getting the rough end of the<br />
stick when it came to support<br />
from the city council and<br />
community boards, so we just<br />
felt that giving it publicity will<br />
get it more attention,” he said.<br />
If you’re interested to hear<br />
what Mr Diack and the rest<br />
of the team at Radio New<br />
Brighton are talking about,<br />
tune in to 87.9FM, or in<br />
Aranui on 88.3FM.<br />
HAVE YOUR SAY: What’s your<br />
favourite memory of Radio<br />
New Brighton? Email fraser.<br />
walker@starmedia.kiwi<br />
TOP GUESTS: Peter ‘Sandman’ Donnelly (left) was interviewed by JJ and Chris Diack for the show’s first<br />
broadcast from Brighton Mall.<br />
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<strong>May</strong><br />
April 26 until <strong>May</strong> 29, 10am-<br />
4pm daily<br />
Brighton Gallery will for<br />
the month of <strong>May</strong> feature<br />
works form Andrew Dawson’s<br />
collection. Mr Dawson is a<br />
South Brighton artist who<br />
produce many collages, and<br />
paints in both oil and acrylic.<br />
More recently, he has produced<br />
a number of sculptures from a<br />
range of materials.<br />
Brighton Gallery, New<br />
Brighton Pedestrian Mall. Free<br />
entry<br />
New Brighton Ukulele Jam<br />
Every Friday night, from<br />
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Every Friday night at 7.30pm<br />
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and other instruments and sing<br />
all kinds of songs. From folk<br />
and country, to pop, jazz,<br />
rock, Latin and even reggae.<br />
Anything that is in the spirit of<br />
Joyful Anarchic Music (JAM).<br />
There will be a data projector<br />
so all the lyrics and the chords<br />
are available to all. Everyone<br />
is welcome. Tea, coffee and<br />
biscuits free.<br />
Community<br />
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St Faith’s Hall, 46 Hawke St,<br />
$2 admission<br />
Be Bald or Bold<br />
Saturday <strong>May</strong> 28, 11am-2pm<br />
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hair day on Saturday at The<br />
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If you are not brave enough to<br />
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your hair or beard on the day –<br />
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The Palms Shopping Centre,<br />
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required. There’s a different<br />
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Shirley Public Library, 36<br />
Marshland Rd. Free event<br />
Monthly Market Day<br />
Sunday <strong>May</strong> 29, 10am-2pm<br />
Monthly Market Days at the<br />
Bromley Community Centre.<br />
On the last Sunday of every<br />
month, based at an indoor venue.<br />
If you’re interested in having a<br />
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Bromley Community Centre,<br />
31 Bromley Rd. Free entry<br />
NZ Music Month –<br />
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Saturday <strong>May</strong> 28, from 2pm<br />
The mums, dads and bubs group meet every Wednesday, from<br />
10.30am to noon. Go along and meet other mums and dads in<br />
the community. There will be shared kai and a well earned coffee<br />
while you watch your tamariki play and learn. Older siblings are also<br />
welcome. Things that you may do include having discussions about<br />
babies’ learning and development, what you may experience as parents,<br />
and different types of play you can engage your babies in. Visit<br />
the Linwood Playcentre.<br />
Linwood Playcentre, 628a Worcester St. Free entry<br />
Our celebration of New<br />
Zealand music continues<br />
at Parklands Library with a<br />
free live performance from<br />
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a singer-songwriter based in<br />
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Green light for RSA expansion<br />
FRASER WALKER-PEARCE<br />
The New Brighton RSA received<br />
another post-earthquake boost<br />
when it got the tick to go ahead<br />
with a games room.<br />
The New Brighton Returned<br />
and Services’ Association has<br />
been fighting the city council for<br />
a resource consent for the games<br />
room for the past 18 months.<br />
But on Friday morning, New<br />
Brighton RSA secretary and<br />
manager Garry House received<br />
an email from the city council,<br />
telling him they had the green<br />
light.<br />
The city council did not want<br />
to grant the consent because it<br />
said there was insufficient parking.<br />
It wanted 20 car parking<br />
spaces.<br />
Mr House said it has a free<br />
shuttle which takes up to eight<br />
patrons to and from the club, so<br />
they shouldn’t have to have more<br />
parking.<br />
“The main stumbling block is<br />
that they wanted us to have extra<br />
car parking. We don’t have the<br />
land and we don’t support drink<br />
driving, so we supply a free shuttle,<br />
which seats nine people, to<br />
pick up and return members and<br />
guests to their homes,” he said.<br />
Mr House said that it would<br />
be “irresponsible” for the RSA<br />
to add in the extra spaces, as<br />
the building is situated between<br />
Mafeking St, a no exit street, and<br />
a long, skinny driveway, leading<br />
to Hood St.<br />
GREEN LIGHT: The<br />
New Brighton RSA<br />
had great news<br />
arrive on Friday<br />
morning when the<br />
city council approved<br />
a resource consent<br />
for a new games<br />
room. Left: Secretary<br />
and manager Garry<br />
House with the RSA’s<br />
courtesy van.<br />
The RSA is paying for the<br />
games room out of its own budget,<br />
which has been overseen by<br />
Mr House. He said the original<br />
cost for the room has gone out<br />
the window.<br />
“We had budgeted for $30,000<br />
to be spent on this project. But<br />
now because of this (resource<br />
consent battle), we are over<br />
$40,000,” he said.<br />
The games room can now go<br />
ahead, but there is no time frame<br />
yet, as to when it will be ready.<br />
The city council tried to answer<br />
questions from the <strong>Pegasus</strong><br />
<strong>Post</strong>, but were unable to respond<br />
as staff were away.<br />
HAVE YOUR SAY: Should the<br />
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CORRECTIONS FACILITY<br />
The Department of Corrections<br />
has been given the go-ahead<br />
by the city council to begin<br />
building a new facility of<br />
Pages Rd. The single-storey<br />
building will have a gross<br />
floor area of 1402.8 sq m,<br />
including garaging and storage.<br />
The facility will serve as a<br />
community-based corrections<br />
building, which includes<br />
administrative and noncustodial<br />
services associated<br />
with community work and<br />
community corrections<br />
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the Nga Hau E Wha National<br />
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They are asking the public to<br />
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They are asking for anything<br />
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Discuss future of red zone<br />
New<br />
Brighton<br />
Union Parish<br />
co-ordinating<br />
minister<br />
Mark<br />
Gibson talks<br />
about the<br />
upcoming<br />
residential red zone meeting<br />
tomorrow.<br />
The public meeting to<br />
discuss the future of the<br />
residential red zone is for<br />
everyone with an interest in<br />
the future of the zone.<br />
So community groups<br />
championing creative projects,<br />
ex red-zoners, people from<br />
neighbouring suburbs, or<br />
anyone else who has ideas<br />
about what could happen there<br />
should come along.<br />
The meeting is being hosted<br />
by Wainoni Methodist Church<br />
where I am doing transitional<br />
ministry.<br />
We have a huge interest in<br />
the future of the RRZ because<br />
we are located within it. Our<br />
hope is to be there long-term.<br />
The meeting will be held<br />
tomorrow, from 7.30pm to<br />
9pm. We’ve worked closely<br />
with city councillor Glenn<br />
Livingstone in organising the<br />
meeting.<br />
The agenda is very simple.<br />
I will speak briefly as the MC<br />
about the background to the<br />
meeting, the wide and diverse<br />
interest range of creative<br />
projects that have emerged<br />
from the community postquake,<br />
and the setting up of<br />
Regenerate Christchurch.<br />
I will also talk about the<br />
driving instructions given to<br />
the chairman Andre Lovatt<br />
– by the earthquake minister<br />
and the <strong>May</strong>or.<br />
Aspects of this letter<br />
have raised questions in the<br />
community about the process<br />
that is going to be used to<br />
determine future uses of the<br />
red zone land.<br />
From there in groups and<br />
then in plenary we’ll look at<br />
the issues people have with<br />
the instructions given in<br />
this letter, and then at where<br />
people would like to see the<br />
process going from here.<br />
This is an opportunity for<br />
the community to give Mr<br />
Lovatt driving instructions<br />
as well. He will be there, and<br />
will respond to what is said<br />
near the end.<br />
It is critically important that<br />
the community continue to<br />
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BOX<br />
front-foot the RRZ process,<br />
rather than be reacting to what<br />
is being determined higher up.<br />
The Crown is the legal<br />
owner of these lands but<br />
emotionally, morally and<br />
spiritually they belong to the<br />
communities of the east, and<br />
the groups and organisations<br />
who have invested hugely in<br />
developing exciting plans for<br />
future use. It is vital that there<br />
is huge recognition of this<br />
investment.<br />
What we hope to come<br />
out of this meeting or<br />
conversation is a transparent<br />
and fair process around the<br />
decision-making determining<br />
future uses of the RRZ.<br />
We also hope to see a strong<br />
collaborative relationship<br />
between the community and<br />
central and local government<br />
as this process unfolds.<br />
Readers respond to last week’s<br />
story about seven godwit<br />
sculptures, and the potential for<br />
them to go in “no-man’s land”<br />
near the Bridge St bridge.<br />
Lyn Willyams – An<br />
unbelievably stupid response<br />
from the city council. If it is<br />
no-man’s-land it belongs to<br />
everyone and that’s where the<br />
sculptures should be placed. The<br />
concept drawing looked beautiful.<br />
Wake up council. We need some<br />
beauty in the east. It must be so<br />
frustrating for all those folk who<br />
come up with great ideas and<br />
are then told it’s not possible,<br />
especially when it obviously is.<br />
Graham and Jan Edwards<br />
– The spot suggested near the<br />
Bridge St bridge is ideal. It will<br />
bring joy to hundreds of people<br />
a day. Rather than standing<br />
in the way of the idea the city<br />
council should do its job and<br />
find a solution to the “no-man’sland’’<br />
issue and move onto more<br />
positive community advising to<br />
help the people of Christchurch.<br />
Wayne Hawker – It is totally<br />
unbelievable that the city council<br />
condemns the erection of the<br />
godwit sculptures on the southeastern<br />
entrance of the Bridge<br />
St bridge. Reasoning that the<br />
land does not belong to anyone.<br />
What a great opportunity to<br />
construct an interesting and very<br />
appropriate piece of artwork<br />
on a piece of land that nobody<br />
owns. No doubt the city council<br />
maintains the land on either side<br />
of the approaches to the bridge<br />
– who else would? Given that,<br />
then why not use the land and<br />
maybe the artwork would become<br />
a tourist destination. After all the<br />
city council are looking for draw<br />
cards to revitalise New Brighton.<br />
Grace Mann – Read the article<br />
in the <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong>. Think the<br />
concept of what the sculpture<br />
would look like is great. Seems<br />
a sensible idea to put it on<br />
land that no one owns. Do the<br />
godwits care? They just like a<br />
good-feeding ground. It will be a<br />
great introduction to South New<br />
Brighton to have the sculpture by<br />
the Bridge St bridge.<br />
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Small buses in service<br />
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FRASER WALKER-PEARCE<br />
Smaller buses are on the way<br />
for the Burwood Hospital to<br />
New Brighton route.<br />
Starting with eight new vehicles,<br />
the Red Bus initiative saw<br />
the first small Mercedes-Benz<br />
City 45 bus go into service on<br />
route 535, from Eastgate to<br />
Rapaki last week.<br />
The next shipment to arrive<br />
will also serve that route, and<br />
the remaining six will be put<br />
straight into service on other<br />
routes upon their arrival from<br />
Germany in June and July.<br />
They will take the place of<br />
bigger buses, which are 11m<br />
long and can<br />
carry up to 55<br />
passengers.<br />
Burwood-<br />
<strong>Pegasus</strong> Community<br />
Board<br />
member Linda<br />
Stewart (left)<br />
said the new<br />
buses were “exactly what the<br />
community needed” and had<br />
been waiting for.<br />
“It was ridiculous seeing great<br />
big empty buses rattling down<br />
the roads. It shook the houses a<br />
lot, too. So this is exactly what<br />
we wanted,” she said.<br />
NEW BUSES: These 17-seater buses are on their way to replace those currently used on the 135 route.<br />
The new 17-seater buses can<br />
take up to 22 passengers, will<br />
be more cost effective and are<br />
accessible to the elderly and<br />
disabled. They can also take two<br />
bikes on the front.<br />
An Environment Canterbury<br />
spokeswoman said the<br />
only changes made are to the<br />
vehicles.<br />
“The change is just to vehicle<br />
size, the timetable won’t<br />
change,” she said.<br />
The spokeswoman said the<br />
changes were not made due to a<br />
lack of patronage.<br />
A report in 2014 showed that<br />
bus travel had declined from 5.1<br />
per cent of people in 2006 to 3.7<br />
per cent in 2013.<br />
ECan overhauled its bus network<br />
in response to earthquake<br />
migration in December 2014.<br />
Ms Stewart said it was a combined<br />
effort by residents groups.<br />
“I hope this works. If people<br />
say this is what they wanted<br />
and we’ve worked to get it and<br />
ECan have put the pressure on<br />
their contractors to bring in the<br />
new buses, then I hope it works.<br />
But I am thrilled to bits,” she<br />
said.<br />
The Red Bus group will have<br />
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our PEOPLE<br />
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Elizabeth Challies<br />
Puzzle expert in the zone<br />
Elizabeth Challies, 34, was recently crowned the <strong>2016</strong> New Zealand<br />
open vaki puzzle and sudoku champion. She bounced back from narrowly<br />
losing last year by seven points to register a record score of<br />
14,195. She speaks to Andrew King<br />
Elizabeth, you are the New<br />
Zealand sudoku champion,<br />
how does that feel?<br />
It feels pretty good. I was<br />
really pleased with my score because<br />
I did better than last year.<br />
I was really in the zone that day.<br />
So it is all about the personal<br />
score rather than beating<br />
other players?<br />
Pretty much. I think the score<br />
matters more as I am trying to<br />
beat myself. I like to see improvement<br />
in everything I do.<br />
So when you found out you<br />
had won how did that feel?<br />
I actually thought there might<br />
have been a problem with the<br />
website when I saw my score.<br />
But then I realised I had beaten<br />
my last year’s score by quite a<br />
bit so I got pretty excited. Last<br />
year I placed second, I was extra<br />
determined this year as I had<br />
lost last year by the tiniest of<br />
margins.<br />
What did you win?<br />
The New Zealand Puzzle Association<br />
is posting a medal and<br />
a shirt to me for being the New<br />
Zealand champion.<br />
Tell me what it is like to<br />
compete in a sudoku tournament?<br />
It is a really friendly sort of<br />
competition because everyone<br />
is really competing with themselves.<br />
It is online and you can<br />
have as many goes as you want<br />
so there really is no pressure.<br />
I get the puzzle and just dive<br />
straight in, then it is just me and<br />
the puzzle.<br />
How did you get into sudoku?<br />
I have always loved puzzles. I<br />
like to try all them out and they<br />
are so accessible so I can get<br />
them anywhere. I have been into<br />
them since I was a little kid.<br />
What made you want to<br />
start competitively doing<br />
sudoku?<br />
I found the website when I<br />
was poking around on the internet,<br />
did a few for fun then saw<br />
there was a competition and said<br />
might as well have a go.<br />
Do you win prize money for<br />
the events?<br />
That would be nice, but no. It<br />
is all about personal satisfaction<br />
for me anyway, I just want to<br />
beat my last score.<br />
What was the first puzzle<br />
you did?<br />
I can’t remember what I got<br />
into first. I know I started off<br />
with puzzle books that have a<br />
variety of different ones in it to<br />
challenge myself.<br />
Where did she go to school?<br />
I went to Burnside High.<br />
Tell me a bit about how<br />
school was for you?<br />
I quite enjoyed<br />
school. I<br />
was quite<br />
motivated<br />
and kept<br />
my head<br />
down.<br />
SATISFIED: Elizabeth Challies is New Zealand’s sudoku champion.<br />
Were you good at maths at<br />
school?<br />
At high school I was good at<br />
maths and science. But at primary<br />
school I was pretty good at<br />
English and literacy in general.<br />
But there was a switch in high<br />
school I am not sure how that<br />
came about.<br />
Tell me a bit about your<br />
friends?<br />
We were not sporty at all<br />
although a few of us did get into<br />
ballet. I love movies and coffee<br />
all the usual.<br />
Does being able to think<br />
logically to solve puzzles help<br />
you with your job?<br />
Well, I work at the post office<br />
so it doesn’t really help all that<br />
much. Thinking logically really<br />
helps me with puzzles but it gets<br />
a bit much sometimes so I have<br />
taken up abstract painting to pull<br />
myself in a new direction.<br />
Abstract painting, that’s a<br />
bit different from puzzles?<br />
Yes, it is but I love it. I like<br />
making a mess with the paint on<br />
a canvas. It is just something a<br />
bit different.<br />
Do you have any other hobbies?<br />
Painting is the main other<br />
hobby aside from puzzles. I also<br />
like going to the gym and I am<br />
part of a writers’ group.<br />
What do you do with the<br />
writers’ group?<br />
The writers are a group of<br />
people interested in writing and<br />
reading. It is a lot of fun and I<br />
have met a few good people in<br />
it.<br />
Speaking of friends, do you<br />
get them coming to you for<br />
sudoku pointers?<br />
Not really. Most people say<br />
I can’t do those but they have<br />
never attempted to do one. I tell<br />
them to chose an easy one and<br />
give it a go. You never know<br />
you could be good at them.<br />
Have you ever been completely<br />
stumped by a sudoku<br />
puzzle?<br />
Yes, I have. I find sometimes<br />
when I get stuck I<br />
put it away then come<br />
back to it and then I<br />
find I can work it out<br />
quite easy. Sometimes<br />
you look and look and<br />
look and can’t see<br />
what the pattern is,<br />
when that happens it<br />
is best to put it away<br />
and come back to it<br />
later while you mind<br />
is fresh.<br />
Was this year’s<br />
score your best<br />
ever?<br />
Yes 14,195 is<br />
my best score<br />
ever. It is tallied by a<br />
combination of time<br />
and points. You lose a point for<br />
every second you spend solving<br />
a puzzle, gain points for a correct<br />
placement and lose points<br />
for a mistake. At the end of the<br />
thirty minutes the four highest<br />
scores from solved puzzles are<br />
added together and that is your<br />
championship score. You can<br />
chose the size and difficultly of<br />
the puzzle, bigger ones get you<br />
more points so you work out<br />
which one will you will able to<br />
complete in the time allowed.<br />
Now you are the New Zealand<br />
champion, will you try be<br />
the world champion?<br />
I hadn’t thought of that. I<br />
would have to look into it.<br />
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Youth offenders to benefit<br />
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Prisoners may be given a bicycle<br />
on their release, thanks to a new<br />
youth offender project.<br />
A repair workshop has been<br />
set up in a disused shed at<br />
Christchurch Men’s Prison,<br />
which has youth offenders<br />
repairing old bicycles.<br />
Once they are ready they are<br />
given to released prisoners who<br />
may be in need of the most basic<br />
means of transport in their early<br />
days of release.<br />
The idea came from Youth<br />
Unit staff who have been<br />
coming up with innovative ideas<br />
to provide the youth prisoners<br />
with activities.<br />
Principal Corrections Officer<br />
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of the project is to identify<br />
ways to keep youth engaged in<br />
education and learning.<br />
“We aim to provide activities<br />
that not only occupy the young<br />
prisoner’s time but also add to<br />
their learning, with tasks that a<br />
typical young person would be<br />
interested in,” he said.<br />
The project is proving to be<br />
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said youth unit corrections<br />
REJUVENATION SCHEME: Youth Unit Corrections Officer Kieran<br />
Giles helping one of the youth help restore a bicycle as part of the<br />
prison’s new youth strategy acceleration project.<br />
officer Kieran Giles, who is<br />
helping with the project.<br />
Mr Giles said he has combined<br />
his bicycle mechanical and<br />
adventure outdoor experience<br />
to help young men learn real<br />
mechanical skills.<br />
The Pathway Trust has been<br />
supplying tools to repair and<br />
restore the bicycles.<br />
He said he intends to<br />
refurbish the old prison<br />
bicycles before being provided<br />
with disused ones from the<br />
community through The<br />
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Community centre opened<br />
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A total of $5.9<br />
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It will provide a place for the<br />
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Aranui Primary School<br />
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new facility is “perfect” for the<br />
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“Outstanding, there was a great<br />
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The facility was opened<br />
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Digby Prosser, board of trustee<br />
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Schools lit up the stage last week at the annual Stage<br />
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I SPY: Hillmorton High School’s performance was a clever<br />
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CREATIVE: St Bede’s College entered iWall which took home both the Ministry of<br />
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COLOURFUL:<br />
Rangi Ruru<br />
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Toon Town<br />
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CHALLENGING:<br />
Villa Maria College<br />
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Deforestation. The<br />
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PROVOKING: The<br />
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GAME OF LIFE: Burnside High School’s first performance was based around<br />
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230<br />
new inpatient<br />
beds<br />
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New entrants<br />
Banks Avenue School<br />
in Dallington have<br />
started the second<br />
term with five new<br />
faces. Peppa, Timothy,<br />
Paige, Zade and Aaniya<br />
all started, and all are<br />
looking forward to<br />
learning.<br />
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SHIRLEY’S MIHI WHAKATAU: Shirley Primary School recently had<br />
a mihi whakatau, or speech of greeting, which is held on the first<br />
Friday of each new term to welcome new staff and students to<br />
the school. They sang the national anthem, the kapa haka group<br />
performed, and pupils and staff created a piece of art for their respective<br />
houses. The artworks will be displayed on the fence across<br />
the front of the school on Shirley Rd. To end the day, pupils placed<br />
stones in the foundations of the school’s new building.<br />
Cycle safety for children<br />
FLEUR MEALING<br />
A cycle safety programme has<br />
made a return to the eastern<br />
suburbs after a five year hiatus<br />
due to the February 2011<br />
earthquake.<br />
Rawhiti School pupils took<br />
park in a city council Cycle Safe<br />
programme last week.<br />
Cycle Safe is a programme that<br />
teaches school children the basics<br />
of cycling, but also gives them<br />
confidence to cycle on<br />
busy streets.<br />
City council cycle safety education<br />
co-ordinator Sarah Cooper<br />
said it was important children<br />
were taught cycle safety, even<br />
more so post-earthquake.<br />
She said it is a skill that<br />
applies to all aspects of transport<br />
and taught pupils how to<br />
“approach roads appropriately”<br />
instead of avoiding cycling as a<br />
bunch.<br />
A study by the New Zealand<br />
Transport Authority found that<br />
cyclists were the second most<br />
likely people to die on roads<br />
between 2009 and 2013.<br />
A Taste of Heaven at Indian Heaven<br />
Indian Heaven in Avonside is justly<br />
proud of its mouth-watering menu.<br />
Specialising in food cooked in a<br />
tandoor and its delicious biryanis,<br />
there is an extensive range of yummy<br />
options to tickle all tastebuds.<br />
All their dishes are prepared<br />
using traditional Indian herbs<br />
and spices which not only<br />
add flavour but have health<br />
benefits used in the sub-continent for<br />
centuries. All their meals are freshly<br />
prepared so you can choose to enjoy<br />
delicate flavours or be brave and go<br />
for the hottest version. The variety of<br />
meals covers the wide range of styles<br />
unique to different areas of India:<br />
some are rich and creamy and others<br />
are hot and sour.<br />
Favourites such as Butter Chicken<br />
and Madras and Vindaloo curries<br />
are on the menu, rubbing shoulders<br />
more unusual dishes like London<br />
Garlic Chicken, or<br />
Chicken Chatinaat. As<br />
well as lamb and beef<br />
options there are plenty<br />
of choices for vegetarians<br />
and fish lovers, including<br />
Kadai Paneer and Indian<br />
Heaven’s own Fish<br />
Special using<br />
the chef’s secret<br />
recipe. Even the<br />
accompaniments<br />
are that bit more<br />
special with Mint<br />
Chutney and<br />
Tamarind Chutney<br />
as well as more traditional Mango,<br />
and Zafrani Pulao rice as well as<br />
plain rice. Naan and roti breads<br />
are cooked in the tandoor to give<br />
that amazing flavour and are served<br />
piping hot and fluffy.<br />
To cool you down during your meal,<br />
try an Indian Masala Tea or a Mango<br />
Lassi, and if you still have room,<br />
their wonderful home-made Indian<br />
desserts will please even the sweetest<br />
tooth.<br />
Their banquet menu and fabulous<br />
service makes Indian Heaven a<br />
great choice for functions and family<br />
gatherings, and their a la carte menu<br />
has something for everyone. Their<br />
popular take-away service can be<br />
ordered on-line, so you can make<br />
your choice at home or at work and<br />
pick up your order with no waiting.<br />
If you are eating in, their restaurant<br />
is stylish and modern, with friendly<br />
service and impeccable presentation.<br />
Find Indian Heaven at 181 Woodham<br />
Road, Avonside. Ring 03 381 1000<br />
to book a table or visit their website<br />
indianheaven.co.nz to find out more.<br />
What’s for dinner<br />
tonight?<br />
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You don’t have<br />
to take it anYmore<br />
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TUESDAY MAY <strong>24</strong> <strong>2016</strong> 15<br />
Mairehau<br />
high School<br />
Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community<br />
Mairehau<br />
high School<br />
Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community<br />
Gateway programme<br />
our gateway programme is well underway for this year – with 15 students<br />
already placed on workplace learning.<br />
The purpose of gateway is to enable schools to provide senior students with<br />
opportunities to access structured workplace learning that has:<br />
• a formalised learning arrangement set in the workplace<br />
• specified knowledge and skills that a student will attain<br />
• specified assessment methods (workplace learning)<br />
here are a few career options our students have chosen for their<br />
gateway programme:-<br />
helicopter pilot<br />
Furniture making<br />
Police Force<br />
Flight attending<br />
health & Wellness<br />
retail<br />
animal care and vet nursing<br />
auto mechanics<br />
Fashion design<br />
We are very grateful for the<br />
support of our local and<br />
wider community in offering many<br />
of our students the work experience<br />
component of their programme.<br />
emme is one of our Year 13 students currently on gateway. She is completing<br />
her work experience with russell of Fredricksons Furniture. russell is very<br />
supportive of our students and keen to share his knowledge.<br />
Hospitality department<br />
our hospitality department has a new edition – a 3 head barista machine.<br />
Senior students who have achieved their barista certificate are now able to<br />
‘fine tune’ their skills and use the staff as<br />
their coffee ‘guinea pigs’ – much to the<br />
delight of the staff!<br />
Libby (Year 13) is one of our Barista<br />
students, along with TJ. These two students<br />
are responsible for making the coffee,<br />
keeping the café clean and tidy, and making<br />
sure supplies are kept up to date.<br />
Diana Isaac<br />
Retirement Village<br />
easter saw a group of students<br />
pay a surprise visit to Diana<br />
isaac retirement Village.<br />
Many of the residents were<br />
treated to the surprise of an<br />
easter egg, and every resident<br />
received a happy easter card in<br />
their letter box. it was a great<br />
way to finish our end of Term 1.<br />
MAIREHAU HIGH SCHOOL<br />
For all students to value themselves and others, to know<br />
they can excel and to reach their full potential.<br />
OPEN EVENING<br />
7pm to 8.30pm Tuesday 31 <strong>May</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Come and join the ACADEMIC school of choice for North East Christchurch<br />
The evening will begin with a welcome and short address by the Principal,<br />
in the Assembly Hall at 7.00pm. You are then welcome to join a guided tour<br />
of the school and to meet our staff and students.<br />
Come and find out more about the smaller co-educational school which caters<br />
for individual students’ needs in the 21st century.<br />
An epic adventure<br />
our Senior outdoor education class last week completed an epic adventure<br />
- the St James Walkway. This 67km tramp, which is classified as an advanced<br />
walking track through the stunning and temperamental lewis Pass, is<br />
generally completed over 5 days. With a poor weather forecast looming,<br />
the team completed the tramp in just 4 days, and avoided the showers<br />
(aka torrential rain) by having a day off - an awesome day was spent doing<br />
assessments, Pilates and having deep and meaningful conversations with<br />
each other in the hut! it was the experience of a lifetime, and we all have<br />
many memories to carry with us on our continuing learning journey in the<br />
outdoors!<br />
Mrs Michele ring is our receptionist<br />
here at school. This is the 2nd year that<br />
she has been on the tramp with us.<br />
Michele made comment that although<br />
the weather was very much against us,<br />
and everyone was tired and sore from<br />
completing the walk a day earlier, it<br />
was the support and friendship of the<br />
students that stood out for<br />
her above everything else.<br />
PH: +64 3 385 3145<br />
FX: +64 3 385 3143<br />
EM: admin@mairehau.school.nz<br />
WB: www.mairehau.school.nz<br />
440 Hills Road, Mairehau<br />
Christchurch 8052<br />
NEW ZEALAND<br />
What’s been happening<br />
at our school??<br />
Deloitte GROW is a free programme for Year 11 and Year 12 students that<br />
focuses on the different ways to grow money. This programme provides<br />
our young people with real world, hands-on learning on what it’s like to<br />
successfully transfer knowledge, skills and creativity into ways to make<br />
money.<br />
our Year 11 and 12 students were divided into teams, with each team<br />
receiving $5.00. each team then had to use the $5.00 in such a way that they<br />
would double (or more) the money by starting up various business ventures.<br />
These included car washing, baking and cooking.<br />
By the end of the programme, the money raised was donated to various<br />
charities. one charity which benefited from the programme was the SPca.<br />
We’re building 2 weather stations – we recently applied for a STeM grant<br />
through the caltex “Fuel Your School” initiative, which sees schools receive<br />
funding towards improving STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and<br />
Mathematics). Our application was accepted and we were granted $4500.00<br />
We are certainly putting the money to good use - building 2 weather stations,<br />
which is a collaborative project between Digital Technologies, Design and<br />
Visual communication, Materials Technology and a contributing school. it is<br />
scheduled to be completed by the end of term 3.<br />
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR NEWS AND PHOTO’S<br />
Year 9’s engaged in various activities<br />
School Musical Production<br />
We are producing our musical production PoPSTarS on <strong>May</strong> 25 and 26 at<br />
7.30pm in our school hall. a group of enthusiastic students and staff have<br />
been rehearsing after school and at the weekend for the last two to three<br />
months, so this promises to be great entertainment. We would love you to<br />
join us in a night of toe tapping good times with the best music from the 90s.<br />
Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children and students, and are available at<br />
our school resource room where eFTPoS is available.<br />
Thanks for supporting us.<br />
Board of Trustees Student<br />
Report, 17th <strong>May</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Roadshow - During week 2 and 3 of this term, groups of students headed out<br />
to their former schools to promote our school to the students. This was a good<br />
chance for students heading into high school next year to get a good feel of<br />
what Mairehau has to offer and to feel the enthusiastic energies coming from the<br />
students who attend.<br />
GaTE Conference (Gifted & Talented) – The senior gaTe students attended an<br />
all day conference on Friday 13 <strong>May</strong>. The conference covered subjects such as ‘are<br />
our mind and brain separate things, what is real, and if the existence of god can<br />
be known’. Despite the brain sizzling topics students enjoyed the conference. one<br />
student commented that it ‘was very intellectually stimulating and that it really<br />
makes you think’.<br />
University of Otago Trip – on the 8th to the 10th <strong>May</strong> a group of six senior<br />
students went on a trip to Dunedin to look around the university. Mrs MacKenzie<br />
and Mr lake travelled with them. The students were able to walk around freely<br />
and sit in on open lectures, course presentations and go on laboratory tours in<br />
the subject areas that interested them. The accommodation halls were also open<br />
to the public, and tours were offered to give our students a better sense of the<br />
environment they could choose to live in next year. The trip was a really good<br />
bonding exercise and helped them make some big decisions for their futures.<br />
Executive Trip – The student executives, our school leaders, went on a trip to<br />
Wellington during the 16th to the 18th of <strong>May</strong> to attend a leadership conference.<br />
This has taught them valuable life skills in communication and being an effective<br />
leader figure with a group. Some students were slightly nervous, being on a plane<br />
and a train for the first time, but were generally excited about the opportunity.<br />
Careers Expo – on the 12th of <strong>May</strong> the Year 12 and 13 cohorts went to<br />
horncastle arena to wander around the careers expo. Different universities,<br />
polytechnics, and courses had set up stands for the students to go to so they<br />
were able to get more information on the subject areas that interest them. The<br />
event was helpful for students, and they managed to get a bunch of free pens,<br />
which is always a bonus.<br />
Kasey Stevens Year 13, student representative on the Board of Trustees<br />
Geography trip to<br />
Redcliffs School<br />
Students in geography level 1 and 2 have been learning about a contemporary<br />
geographic issue. The context this year focused on the proposed closure of<br />
redcliffs School. Following education Minister hekia Parata’s decision to close<br />
redcliffs School, a campaign to keep redcliffs School open was started. This<br />
included a petition signed by 6500 people who oppose the Minister’s decision.<br />
on Monday 9th <strong>May</strong> our students visited the redcliffs School site and Board<br />
Member andrea Wylie spoke to the students outside the school. She described<br />
the position of the board and the journey that the school, its students and<br />
the redcliffs community have been<br />
through since the February 2011<br />
earthquakes. The field trip allowed<br />
students to see the environment<br />
first hand and examine their own<br />
perspective on the issue.<br />
Ms Wackwitz – teacher of Geography<br />
Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz<br />
Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz
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Tuesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>24</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
PEGASUS POST<br />
Following in father’s footsteps<br />
FRASER WALKER-PEARCE<br />
Shirley baseball player Nikau<br />
Pouaka-Grego has been named<br />
the first ever under 13 New<br />
Zealand player of the year.<br />
Baseball New Zealand named<br />
Nikau, 11, as the award’s<br />
recipient during its first national<br />
awards evening, held on <strong>May</strong> 14<br />
in Auckland.<br />
He is the son of Todd Grego,<br />
a former Australian baseball<br />
representative, who also played<br />
for New Zealand in softball.<br />
Canterbury Baseball<br />
Association president Brian<br />
Hemera said Nikau “starred” in<br />
last year’s New Zealand Ripken<br />
All Star under 13 team, when he<br />
was only 10 years old.<br />
“He has been selected again<br />
for the <strong>2016</strong> Ripken team this<br />
year, to be held in July and<br />
August,” he said.<br />
Nikau was unsure he would<br />
be picked for this year’s New<br />
Zealand Ripken side, and said<br />
it was “painful” waiting for the<br />
call from the coaches.<br />
“Yeah it was exciting to<br />
be picked, but pretty painful<br />
waiting for that call. I kept in<br />
contact with quite a few guys<br />
who all got in, and they let me<br />
know when they got in,” he said.<br />
Mr Grego coaches his<br />
son’s under 13 club team, the<br />
Christchurch Redbirds, based in<br />
Parklands, as well as the under<br />
15s side, but said schooling is<br />
the number one priority for his<br />
son.<br />
“We really do put pressure on<br />
him for school work and things<br />
like that as well. That’s his<br />
number one, and baseball is a<br />
back-up plan . . . but absolutely<br />
baseball it’s his number one<br />
love. He wants to go to a college<br />
in America and then turn pro,”<br />
he said.<br />
Nikau said if he had the<br />
choice of American colleges to<br />
attend, he would go for the big<br />
ones.<br />
“Yes, I want to go to some<br />
of the top colleges, like UCLA<br />
(University of California, Los<br />
Angeles), LSU (Louisiana<br />
State University), or Vanderbilt<br />
University, Virginia. It’s been<br />
my dream since I was five,” he<br />
said.<br />
TALENT: Nikau Pouaka-Grego, 11,<br />
recently won the under 13 New<br />
Zealand player of the year award.<br />
He has been picked to represent New<br />
Zealand in a second tournament this<br />
July.<br />
your<br />
LOCAL<br />
Sports<br />
Let us know what’s going on with<br />
your club or team Email fraser.<br />
walker@starmedia.kiwi or<br />
phone 364 74<strong>24</strong><br />
RECORD BREAKERS:<br />
Melanie Cameron<br />
(right) in action during<br />
a match last year.<br />
Football records broken<br />
FRASER WALKER-PEARCE part due to the howling wind Mel Cameron got player of<br />
and the freezing cold weather, the day for her work rate and<br />
It was a record-breaking weekend<br />
of football for Coastal play in. The team dominated Meanwhile, the men’s pre-<br />
it was not nice conditions to leadership,” she said.<br />
Spirit, which saw more than 20 against a young side that has mier side also broke a record<br />
goals scored in a single match. lots of potential. Experience on the weekend.<br />
Coastal’s women’s premier was a key indicator of the The team played against<br />
league side played away at score line,” she said.<br />
Halswell at ASB Football<br />
Waimak United’s ground, Coastal are now top of the Park on Saturday, and took the<br />
Kendall Park, on Saturday. league ladder, sitting on <strong>24</strong> game 3-0.<br />
They overwhelmed the points from nine games. It was Coastal’s sixth<br />
home side and ran away with The result broke the club’s straight win, a record for the<br />
the game, scoring a record 21 record for the biggest winning team.<br />
goals to Waimak’s three. margin.<br />
The win sees Coastal<br />
Coastal women’s head coach Gunn said the scoreline solidify the second spot on<br />
Alana Gunn said by the end was “a shame” to see in the the table, and are now just a<br />
of the match, the score line women’s league.<br />
point behind leaders Cashmere<br />
was “irrelevant” because of “We were the dominant side, Technical.<br />
the conditions the match was and we could’ve scored less or The side plays eighth-placed<br />
being played in.<br />
more, the score became irrelevant.<br />
It’s a bit of a shame to ASB Football Park. Kick-off<br />
Western AFC this Saturday at<br />
“The game was quite onesided<br />
and that was in a big have these kind of score lines. is at 2.45pm.<br />
Flame files<br />
Be careful with heating<br />
in the cold weather<br />
MARK THOMAS – FIRE RISK<br />
MANAGEMENT OFFICER<br />
It seems to have taken forever<br />
but this week I finally left for<br />
work with ice on the truck<br />
windscreen.<br />
We’re only a fortnight from<br />
winter proper and from here<br />
on I’d expect the climate will<br />
reflect that.<br />
This means all those things<br />
that colder weather bring us can<br />
be expected to happen. Things<br />
like seeing walls or wood sheds<br />
burnt down because someone<br />
has taken the ash out in the<br />
wrong type of container and left<br />
it in the wrong place.<br />
Things like electric blankets<br />
left on too long with weight<br />
on them setting beds on fire.<br />
Things like the placing of stuff<br />
that can burn too close to a<br />
heater or fire. It’s time to be just<br />
a bit more careful.<br />
This week’s weather included<br />
the very high winds that struck<br />
on Monday night.<br />
The Fire Service were turned<br />
out to about 15 calls related<br />
to the big blow. From power<br />
lines down to roofs lifting these<br />
were widespread throughout the<br />
region. Little River’s brigade<br />
were turned out to three separate<br />
trees over within an hour.<br />
The city crew was sent to an<br />
empty fire damaged house that<br />
threatened to lose the roof and<br />
a whole two-storey wall. It was<br />
busy for an hour or two.<br />
The church in Bishopdale<br />
that was set alight last Sunday<br />
morning is a pretty sad commentary<br />
on the modern world.<br />
Once churches were places<br />
anyone could go for sanctuary.<br />
Now they need locked doors and<br />
security. Not a great reflection<br />
on progress is it?
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I have never regretted my<br />
decision to go to Hillmorton<br />
High School. I genuinely<br />
believe it helped shape me into<br />
the person I am today.<br />
Hillmorton was a combination<br />
of different people and cultures<br />
like no other place I had been<br />
– it made me learn to deal<br />
with many types of people.<br />
The school was smaller than<br />
others in the area which I liked:<br />
I wanted to be a person not a<br />
number.<br />
I had so many great experiences<br />
at Hillmorton – playing in the<br />
school softball and netball teams<br />
and going to tournaments, being<br />
When it came time to choosing<br />
a high school, my parents asked<br />
me which Open Nights I would<br />
like to attend. My response was<br />
‘Hillmorton’. I am more than<br />
pleased with my decision to<br />
study at Hillmorton and do not<br />
regret it in the slightest.<br />
Hillmorton provided me with a<br />
wealth of opportunities to learn<br />
in different environments, and<br />
challenged me to achieve with<br />
each and every opportunity.<br />
I was also lucky enough to meet<br />
a great “melting pot” of people,<br />
Hillmorton High<br />
helped me realise<br />
my passion and<br />
to not be afraid to<br />
go after what feels<br />
right. I discovered<br />
that it’s okay to<br />
live differently<br />
and not go for<br />
the job that was<br />
stable, that paid<br />
the most or that<br />
was expected by<br />
others. Hillmorton<br />
helped me find<br />
myself. I also<br />
began to learn and<br />
accept challenges<br />
that were and<br />
are bigger than<br />
myself, and learn<br />
to never yield or give up but to<br />
push further than what I think I<br />
am capable of.<br />
Te Kura Tuarua o Horomaka<br />
Hillmorton High School<br />
Sam Baxter – Hillmorton like a family<br />
Samantha Baxter is Content<br />
Producer for Si & Gary, More<br />
FM Breakfast.<br />
in school productions, travelling<br />
I was able to<br />
learn life skills<br />
and important<br />
personal qualities<br />
that are valuable.<br />
I learnt that if you<br />
work hard enough,<br />
you’ll achieve<br />
your goals.<br />
I’m currently in<br />
my final year at<br />
Unitec, Auckland,<br />
doing a Bachelor<br />
While at Hillmorton, in Performing<br />
Marianne Infante Arts, majoring in<br />
discovered a passion and screen and theatre<br />
gift for the Performing acting.<br />
Arts. She is now in her Soon, I’m off to<br />
final year of study in London as part of<br />
Auckland.<br />
my secondment in<br />
my final year and<br />
I cannot wait! I look forward to<br />
finishing this year and gaining<br />
my degree.<br />
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to Spain for three weeks with<br />
classmates and teachers for<br />
one of the most unforgettable<br />
experiences of my life.<br />
After school, I went on to get a<br />
degree at Canterbury University<br />
and now work in my dream job<br />
as the Content Producer for<br />
the Simon Barnett and Gary<br />
McCormick Breakfast show on<br />
MORE FM.<br />
Looking back at my time at<br />
Hillmorton I know now that I<br />
would never have got through<br />
that critical time in my life<br />
without the support of my<br />
teachers and peers. Hillmorton<br />
is like a family.<br />
Nick Phillips – Hillmorton lives by its<br />
vision: Personal best, nothing less!<br />
Nick Phillips was Dux and<br />
Woolhouse Scholar in 2008.<br />
He is now practising law in<br />
Wellington.<br />
Marianne Infante – The<br />
world’s her stage now<br />
which has helped me to relate<br />
to, and understand the different<br />
people that I interact with on a<br />
day-to-day basis.<br />
The teachers are second-tonone,<br />
and genuinely care about<br />
the education of their students.<br />
They, and the other Hillmorton<br />
staff, encourage students to<br />
achieve to the best of their<br />
abilities, whilst also making<br />
time to help those students who<br />
need additional assistance.<br />
Hillmorton lives by its vision –<br />
Personal best, nothing less!<br />
The education I received at Hillmorton<br />
has prepared me admirably for starting<br />
university this year. Teachers at<br />
Hillmorton always went the extra mile<br />
to make their subjects challenging and<br />
interesting, and support was always<br />
there.<br />
Hillmorton provides a diverse<br />
cultural environment as well as<br />
After graduating from<br />
Hillmorton High School in<br />
2012, I enrolled at the University<br />
of Canterbury to study for a<br />
Bachelor of Engineering in<br />
Civil Engineering.<br />
Now in my final year of the<br />
degree, I am well on my way<br />
to achieving this with first<br />
class honours. I received the<br />
University of Canterbury Senior<br />
Scholarship.<br />
Currently, I have the<br />
extraordinary opportunity of<br />
completing some of my study<br />
at the University of California<br />
at Berkeley. During high school<br />
heaps of sporting, musical and drama<br />
opportunities which makes its students<br />
such strong, well-rounded citizens.<br />
After almost a semester at university,<br />
I’m getting a sense that in order to<br />
succeed here, you need to get along<br />
well with everyone and to study hard.<br />
Hillmorton taught me the importance<br />
of both.<br />
PEGASUS POST<br />
Jamie Whiting – From<br />
Hillmorton to Berkekey<br />
Jamie Whiting was Dux in 2012 and is studying to be a civil<br />
engineer.<br />
James Adams – Well prepared<br />
I never thought I would study<br />
at one of the top universities in<br />
the world, but here I am. Living<br />
in the San Francisco area and<br />
having this opportunity to study<br />
abroad has been life changing,<br />
to say the least.<br />
Looking forward to next year,<br />
I will begin working as a<br />
structural engineer at one of<br />
the biggest civil engineering<br />
firms in the world. The future<br />
in this role will enable me to<br />
travel the world while working<br />
on the design and construction<br />
of world class buildings and<br />
facilities.<br />
James Adams was Woolhouse Scholar and Proxime accessit in 2015. He is now studying law,<br />
international relations and politics at the University of Auckland.
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84 Northwood Boulevard, Northwood<br />
Auction: Thursday, June 2, <strong>2016</strong> at 10am (unless sold prior)<br />
5 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 2 living rooms |1 dining room | 2-car garage | Listing #: PI43328<br />
When our owners built their<br />
family home, they placed<br />
a huge emphasis on both<br />
quality and space, creating<br />
an expansive 298.7-square-metre (over<br />
foundation) residence, which is as functional<br />
as it is stylish and well-appointed.<br />
A total of five bedrooms are complemented<br />
by three bathrooms, including an ensuite off<br />
the master, ensuite of second bedroom and<br />
a main bathroom that features a sumptuous<br />
spa bath.<br />
The kitchen is large, with a skylight bathing<br />
the entire area in natural light and an array<br />
of quality appliances, ensuring the ability to<br />
cater to all occasions.<br />
The 2.7-metre stud enhances the sense<br />
of space in the living and family rooms,<br />
while bold splashes of colour punctuate the<br />
otherwise neutral palette, creating plenty of<br />
personality while still leaving scope for the<br />
new owners to leave their own mark.<br />
Indoor/outdoor flow was a priority<br />
in the design phase, and the brief was<br />
certainly fulfilled. Two of the bedrooms<br />
enjoy direct access outside, while the open<br />
plan living areas spill effortlessly out to the<br />
manicured grounds.<br />
The 708m2 section plays host to outstanding<br />
established gardens and detailed BBQ area<br />
(with power and lighting), while an oversized<br />
double garage and an abundance of off-street<br />
parking complete the appeal.<br />
Offered to the market by owners who have<br />
decided the home is simply too big for them<br />
now the kids have gone, this fabulous home<br />
represents a compelling opportunity for<br />
families of all shapes and sizes. Act quickly, as<br />
our owners are ready to embark on the next<br />
chapter of their lives and a sale is imminent!<br />
Open Homes: Saturday and Sunday<br />
1pm to 2.45pm. Auction on Thursday,<br />
June 2, <strong>2016</strong> at 10am (unless sold prior).<br />
See you at the open homes or call me today<br />
for a private viewing appointment, contact<br />
Deb Harvey of Harcourts Gold Papanui<br />
(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 352 6166 or<br />
mobile 027 220 6565.
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work, ph 027 728 5688<br />
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027 684 4046, email<br />
karengeorge@xtra.co.nz<br />
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1586 or 355-5994<br />
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3541<br />
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350-231<br />
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&<br />
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027 4311440.<br />
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Canterbury Relocations<br />
3822 or 351-9147 email<br />
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Trevor 384-3435 or 021<br />
043-2034<br />
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Average 3 bdrm house<br />
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$70. Phone Trevor 344-<br />
2170<br />
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antiques and good<br />
quality furniture.<br />
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or 021 376 883<br />
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A+ Household effects,<br />
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cash paid. Ph Paul 022<br />
0891 671<br />
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gear wanted, excellent<br />
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records especially kiwi<br />
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Colombo St Sydenham<br />
7 days www.pennylane.<br />
co.nz ph 3663278 or 021<br />
2226144<br />
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THIS IS A NOTICE<br />
for all financial<br />
members of the<br />
Christchurch<br />
Country Music Club<br />
That our Annual<br />
General Meeting<br />
for the election<br />
of officers, will be<br />
held on Sunday<br />
5th June <strong>2016</strong>, at<br />
the Papanui RSA,<br />
starting at 10am.<br />
Followed by our<br />
normal Club Day<br />
which starts at 1pm.<br />
Entertainments<br />
Thursday 19th <strong>May</strong> - Wednesday 25th <strong>May</strong><br />
HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE (PG) NOTES TO ETERNITY (M)<br />
THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY (M) EYE IN THE SKY (M)<br />
HANGMEN (R13)<br />
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FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS (PG) EDDIE THE EAGLE (PG)<br />
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Karrin Allyson with the<br />
Tom Warrington Trio<br />
INTERNATIONALLY renowned<br />
jazz vocalist Karrin Allyson and the<br />
Tom Warrington Trio are coming to<br />
New Zealand and play one<br />
Christchurch gig at the Jazz School<br />
Auditorium on Thursday 2nd June.<br />
The five time Grammy nominated<br />
chanteuse, who's career ha spanned<br />
the past three decades, is known for<br />
her impressive musical range and<br />
impeccable intonation. She glides<br />
effortlessly between bittersweet and<br />
sassy, covering the greats from Duke<br />
Ellington through to Dizzy Gillespie.<br />
Accompanying Karrin is the<br />
acclaimed Tom Warrington Trio.<br />
Made up of Tom on bass (Buddy<br />
Rich/Stan Getz), Joe La Barbera on<br />
drums (Bill Evans/Tony<br />
Bennett/Woody Herman) and Larry<br />
Koonse on guitar (Seth<br />
McFarlane/Cleo Lane), the ensemble oozes<br />
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Be swept away by smooth jazz performed by<br />
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HORNBY<br />
WORKINGMEN'S<br />
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WHAT'S ON THIS WEEK<br />
Wednesday 2.30pm: THE BUSKER<br />
Friday 8pm:<br />
DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY SHOW<br />
feat. Eddie Low, David LaPlanche, Shalow, & Trevor Dawe<br />
Tickets $10 at the club office<br />
Saturday:<br />
4.30pm: MARION'S OUTLAWS 8pm: SHALOW<br />
Sunday 2pm:<br />
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Cafe open from 11am<br />
Happy Hour 4.30pm - 5.30pm<br />
TAB & Gaming, Function Facilities,<br />
HOUSIE Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday<br />
SHUTTLE Tuesday - Sunday<br />
Newly renovated<br />
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Restaurant open<br />
from 5.30pm!<br />
With a selection of<br />
main meals for $20<br />
Retro Roast Lunch<br />
12pm Wednesdays<br />
$10 Members/$12 Non<br />
Roast of the Day<br />
$16.00 Members<br />
$18.00 Non<br />
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TUESDAYS &<br />
THURSDAYS<br />
Members Lucky Card Draw<br />
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ROAST<br />
Available Tuesday,<br />
Wednesday,<br />
& Thursday<br />
TAB POD<br />
- upstairs -<br />
PIERVIEW<br />
Restaurant<br />
JOIN<br />
A CLUB BY<br />
THE SEA!<br />
Quality a la carte<br />
with a view!<br />
Open FRIDAY,<br />
SATURDAY,<br />
& SUNDAY<br />
from 5.30pm<br />
FRIDAY SPECIAL:<br />
All Grills... $20!<br />
for a limited time<br />
SUNDAY SPECIAL<br />
$25 3-Course Feast<br />
SHUTTLE RUNNING<br />
Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat<br />
202 Marine Parade | Ph 388-9416<br />
Members, guests and affiliates welcome<br />
RESTAURANT & CAFÉ<br />
‘Famous for their roasts!’<br />
Open daily from 6.30am. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner<br />
Treat the Kids!<br />
Kids two course<br />
special from<br />
We are family<br />
friendly.<br />
Great Kids menu<br />
plus designated play area.<br />
Seniors SPECIAL<br />
Two courses<br />
Soup/Roast or<br />
Roast/Dessert<br />
Racecourse Hotel Motorlodge<br />
118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn,<br />
Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150<br />
www.racecoursehotel.co.nz<br />
$10<br />
Special available lunch only<br />
Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm<br />
Conditions apply.<br />
$20<br />
Lunch & Dinner<br />
All you can eat, 7 days<br />
Mother's Day Prize Draw<br />
Congratulations ONOLINA TUFUGA<br />
winner of the B&B package<br />
Bookings Essential PH 386 0088<br />
fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant<br />
www.gardenhotel.co.nz<br />
NOW SERVING<br />
available<br />
from<br />
9am<br />
Breakfast<br />
HAPPY<br />
HOUR<br />
5PM - 7PM<br />
DAILY<br />
LIVE Sima & Vaea<br />
MUSIC 6PM FRIDAY 27th MAY<br />
PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH<br />
THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD<br />
www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132
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PEGASUS POST<br />
BRING ON THE<br />
WEEKEND!<br />
Number 8<br />
2kw Fan Heater<br />
Adjustable thermostat<br />
<strong>24</strong>2358<br />
Goldair<br />
191609<br />
$<br />
19 98<br />
Assorted Electric Blankets<br />
Various sizes available.<br />
FROM<br />
$<br />
28 67<br />
Jobmate<br />
2kw Workshop<br />
Fan Heater<br />
Durable metal housing<br />
279432<br />
Dimplex<br />
5 Fin Column Heater<br />
8x faster warm up than oil<br />
100932<br />
Number 8<br />
425w Panel<br />
Heaters (2pk)<br />
600 x 600 paintable surface<br />
279437<br />
$<br />
64 97<br />
$<br />
79 88 $ 128<br />
Kent<br />
2.4kw<br />
Micathermic<br />
Heater<br />
Digital LED display<br />
2<strong>24</strong>316<br />
Dimplex<br />
2kw Electric Fire<br />
2 year warranty<br />
$<br />
177 $<br />
199<br />
191594<br />
Dimplex<br />
10L Dehumidifier<br />
Economical to run<br />
279466<br />
$<br />
199<br />
Clearance specials<br />
on selected outdoor<br />
lighting<br />
FROM<br />
$<br />
5 99<br />
177979<br />
Ferrymead<br />
1005 Ferry Road<br />
Phone: 366 6306<br />
Opening Hours:<br />
Monday–Friday: 7:00am–7pm<br />
Saturday, Sunday and<br />
Public Holidays: 8:00am–6:00pm<br />
mitre10mega.co.nz<br />
If you find a lower price on an identical<br />
stocked product locally we will beat it by 15%.<br />
If you find the same product cheaper from another<br />
Mitre 10 store or Mitre 10 website we’ll match that price.<br />
Excludes trade and special quotes, stock liquidations<br />
and commercial quantities. The in-store price may be<br />
lower than that advertised.<br />
Offers available at Mitre 10 Mega Ferrymead only, until Sunday 5th June <strong>2016</strong>, while stocks last.