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Call to save boardwalk 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

SOUTH NEW Brighton 

residents are furious at the lack 

of action by the city council 

to stop the estuary edge and 

walkway eroding away. 

They say action needs to be 

taken quickly to save not only 

the estuary edge that runs from 

the end of Caspian St to Bridge 

St, but also the walkway, off 

Estuary Rd. 

The walkway was built about 

25 years ago, but now is warped 

and twisted after being 

damaged in the February 22, 

2011 earthquake and a lack of 

care, they say, from the city 

council. 

But the city council says it is 

taking a “no regrets” approach 

to the treatment of the estuary 

edge. 

Investigations had been delayed 

because of the engineering 

and funding problems, it said. 

City council head of strategic 

policy Helen Beaumont said it 

needed to weigh the cost and 

benefits of the potential solutions. 

Natural dune systems and 

planting, sea walls, stop banks 

and pumping stations were potential 

solutions, she said. 

A report on what to do with 

the boardwalk would be before 

the Burwood-Pegasus Community 

Board in September. 

City councillor David East said 

there was a number of environmental 

reports that could have 

been done, but “there were other 

priorities”. 

But community board member 

Tim Sintes said the city 

council response was not good 

enough. 

Residents want the same 

amount of money spent on their 

estuary edges as was spent at 

Ferrymead and Redcliffs, he 

said. About $5.3m was spent by 

the city council to build a 500m 

long sea wall in Redcliffs in 2014. 

The annual plan has $337,000 

earmarked for the boardwalk, 

but it was unknown how much 

was budgeted for the estuary. 

Mr Sintes said: “It’s been left 

to rack and ruin. It’s very disheartening 

for those who come 

over here after being in the Ferrymead 

or Redcliffs area and see 

how much money has been spent 

on their sea walls, and they come 

over here and they can’t see any 

sea walls.” 

South Brighton Motor Camp 

resident Deidre McGowan said 

the estuary edge and boardwalk 

were popular and said it was 

indicative to her of “how little 

the city council cares”. 

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DESK News............................3,5 & 17 

IT IS a sad fact that bullying is 

not only prevalent in schools, but 

in many other facets of life. Vicki 

Edwards-Brown is the driving 

force behind Be The Change, 

an anti-bullying programme 

that started after she saw a lack 

of empathy for those subjected 

to schoolyard harassment. The 

actress and singer talks about not 

only the programme but her stint 

on Shortland Street on page 6. 

On page 17, reporter Donna 

Miles talks to the Canterbury 

Muslim Community Trust. 

Though they do not suffer the 

same levels of “islamophobia” 

compared to the rest of the world, 

there is still a way to go in understanding 

the different cultures 

of the 40 ethnic groups that 

represent the Muslim community 

in the city. 

Have a good week. 

– Shelley Robinson 

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Our People............................6 

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News 

East-siders looked down on 


EASTERN suburbs teenagers 

feel the rest of the city look 

down on them due to where 

they live and the schools they 

go to. 

That is the conclusion made 

by 17-year-old Christchurch 

East youth MP and Aranui 

High School student, Bethany 

Walters. 

Bethany interviewed more 

than 50 students from Aranui 

High, Linwood College and 

Mairehau High School for her 

short film – Eastside Youth: 

Our Voice. 

She said that although 

more than 70 per cent of the 

students she interviewed liked 

living in the east, the majority 

feel they are looked down on 

by the rest of the city because 

of the school they attend, and 

the suburbs they live in. 

“The stigma and reputation 

that people who don’t live 

here give the east is not a true 

representation,” she said. 

Bethany said overwhelmingly 

the students felt underappreciated 

and left out of 

decisions that will impact their 

future. 

“They said the east was 

resilient . . . but felt like local 

government and central 

government weren’t engaging 

youth in the process of recovery 

in the east.” 

Christchurch East MP Poto 

Williams said Bethany was “a 

credit” to the community that 

she is fighting for. 

“She’s making sure the 

voices in the east are heard. 

She’s also making sure that 

people on the other side of the 

country know how the youth 

on the east of Christchurch 

feel. 

“Youth often get left out 

unless people are really intentional 

about seeking their 

voices. She’s doing a really 

good thing, she’s showing that 

everyone counts, especially 

youth,” she said. 

Aranui High principal 

Maree Furness said the 

film was a voice for eastern 

Christchurch. 

“ The youth that live here 

have some amazing ideas, 

so it would be great if their 

opinions were really sought. 

Particularly as some of their 

decisions are impacting their 

future,” she said. 

BEHIND THE SCENES: 

Bethany Walters’ film, 

Eastside Youth: Our Voice, 

depicts the concerns of 

students in the eastern 

suburbs. 

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Burwood-Pegasus Community Board to 

find “a positive outcome” in the coming 

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Your Local Views 

Playgrounds need to 

be wheelchair-friendly 

Shirley-Papanui 

Community 

Board member 

Jo Byrne talks 

about having 

“wheelchairfriendly 

surfaces” in 

childrens’ playgrounds, so all 

children have the chance to 

play. 

Many people know of my 

interest in flooding issues in the 

Flockton area. 

However, many people don’t 

realise that, as a part-time speech 

language therapist working with 

children and young people with 

disabilities, I have also been 

actively advocating for more inclusive 

facilities in our ward. 

The therapy team I work with 

made an in-depth submission to 

the Margaret Mahy family playground 

team on making that play 

area safe and accessible for people 

with disabilities. 

Overseas, many major cities are 

developing all access play areas. 

These are destination play areas 

where children of all abilities can 

play on the equipment. 

This means children with disabilities 

can play alongside their 

siblings and friends. Children can 

be side-by-side using different 

swings, including basket swings 

and platform swings. 

Children using wheelchairs 

are then not isolated in the 

wheelchair swing in the corner of 

a park. 

Internationally there are now 

play equipment manufacturers 

which specialise in accessible play 

grounds. 

In Auckland an all abilities 

playground has opened in Long 

Bay. 

Locally, it is fantastic to see the 

Smile Dial Sensory Garden development 

plans in Burwood. 

The Shirley-Papanui Community 

Board has been working for 

more accessible play areas in our 

ward, too. 

As playgrounds in the ward 

have come up for renewal, we 

have supported city council staff 

in coming up with play solutions 

that work for as many children as 

possible (while operating within 

the proposed budget). 

This means we have chosen 

more wheelchair friendly surfaces, 

and equipment that has 

more options for less physically 

able children. 

Work has started in the Craighead 

Reserve play area, and is 

planned for the new The Groynes 

play area. 

The community board would 

love a future Christchurch that 

has play equipment across the 

city for all our young people, so 

they can play safely in their own 

community and have the most 

suitable resources available. 

Another project the community 

board has had input into is the 

working party for the design of 

the new St Albans Community 

Centre. 

The plans for the proposed centre 

include an adult change bed, 

and hopefully will also include a 

ceiling hoist. 

This means that adults with disabilities 

who are unable to use the 

usual disability toilet facilities can 

still access their community and 

not have to go home when they 

need changing. 

This would open the community 

facility for use for a wider 

range of community groups. 

We all hope that when we look 

at the future Christchurch that it 

is truly accessible. 

HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you 

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parks can you think of that 

specifically need to be upgraded 

so that all children 

can enjoy them? Email fraser. 

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FLAME FILES 

GUTTED: A garage fire on Linwood Ave started when hot 

ash was put in a bin. 

Winter fire tips 

• By Mark Thomas – Fire 

Risk Management Officer 

TWO PROPERTY fires, with all 

the drama and heartache they 

entail, occurred last week – the 

result of very topical causes 

reflecting the start of winter. 

In the early hours of June 12, 

a household in Parklands was 

alerted by smoke alarms to the 

fact the house was on fire. 

That there were operating 

smoke detectors saved a possible 

tragedy, but the cause may have 

been avoidable. 

The origin of the fire was 

traced to a clothes dryer that 

had been started before the occupants 

went to bed. 

There’s two points here. 

Firstly, it isn’t known whether 

the lint filter had been cleared 

recently. 

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be done every time the drier is 

used, it is possible the contents 

just got hotter and hotter to 

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ignition temperature. 

Secondly, the use of these 

things should probably be restricted 

to when you’re at home, 

up and alert. 

Then you can deal with 

problems immediately as they 

occur. 

The other fire was a classic 

winter event, where fire ash was 

left against the side of a garage 

in Linwood on June 14. 

Ash is an excellent insulator. 

Hot embers encased in the ash, 

inside a bucket, will not cool 

down for days. 

In this case, heat transferred 

through the ash, the side of the 

bucket and the iron cladding of 

the garage, igniting the wooden 

framing. 

It is recommended that five 

days is the minimum time to 

expect ash to completely cool. 

That’s five days you must 

keep the ash and bucket outside 

and well away from anything 

combustible. 

New Brighton rugby stronger than ever 

Glenn Matthews, 

of New Brighton, 

talks about the 

community’s 

winning attitude. 

The culture that has been built 

within the New Brighton Rugby 

Club – especially after the 

earthquakes, when some thought 

the suburb would fade away – 

was a big key to the club’s success 

this season. 

Previously 

United Travel 

The club created history when 

the division 1 and 2 sides both 

won their first round competitions 

in the Hawkins Cup. 

It is the first time that the club 

has won both grades on the same 

day. 

The division 1 side went into 

the final round level on points 

with Lincoln University, who 

were aiming to be the first club 

to win the Hawkins Cup four 

years in a row. 

As expected, New Brighton 

cruised past Belfast, running in 

12 tries in a 72-12 win to secure 

their 9th win in 11 matches, 

while Lincoln University were 

unable to earn a bonus point in 

their 15-10 win over Sydenham. 

Therefore, the trophy was 

handed to the sea-siders for the 

first time since 2010 when they 

shared it with High School Old 

Boys. 

The division 2 side remained 

unbeaten and hold a 14-point 

lead with two rounds to play 

after winning their 11th straight 

match 49-19 against a tough 

Sydenham side. 

The closeness of the two sides 

and communication between 

the coaching staff and the senior 

coaching staff, of Scott Pawson 

and Troy Manaena, was responsible 

for the win. 

The senior side will now look 

to win their first Hawkins Cup 

since 2013. Meanwhile, the Division 

2 side will be hoping to get 

their name on it for the first time 

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News 

Super-school recruiting 


SUPER-SCHOOL in the 

making, Haeata Community 

Campus, will be looking to fill 

more than 40 staffing positions 

over the next two weekends. 

The school, being built on the 

site of Aranui High School, will 

see the closure of Avondale Primary, 

Wainoni, Aranui Primary 

and Aranui High schools at the 

end of the year. 

Haeata principal Andy Kai 

Fong said he was looking forward 

to meeting the “shortlist” 

of applicants for the more than 

40 positions they are looking to 

fill. 

“We’re about to enter into 

two big weekends of recruiting, 

so we’re looking for more great 

staff. We have up to about 45 

positions to offer, and we’ve 

had over 120 to 130 applicants. 

So we’ve trimmed that to a 

shortlist, but it’s still quite a long 

shortlist,” he said. 

Mr Kai Fong said he hopes 

to meet each applicant on the 

shortlist to make the strongest 

staffing team possible, and 

begin offering roles at the end of 

term 2. 

“We’ll go into these recruiting 

weekends, and we will see at 

STRONG TEAM: Haeata Community Campus principal Andy Kai Fong (far left) is looking to 

fill more than 40 staffing positions over the next two weekends. 

the end of them, and make job 

offers by the end of the term,” 

he said. 

Last week, Haeata announced 

the appointment of Aranui 

Primary’s deputy principal, Jess 

Bijl-Kakoi, as the super-school’s 

new diverse education leader. 

Mr Kai Fong said Ms Bijl- 

Kakoi will start with Haeata at 

the beginning of the next term. 

“With the Ministry’s model 

of staffing, we get to appoint a 

certain amount of staff in the 

middle of the year. 

We decided we could do with 

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schools . . . we’re excited to have 

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“Each school has students 

that have shown home learning 

is becoming difficult, and we 

want to be able to support all of 

them.” he said. 

Wheelie bins 

get ID tags 

HAVE YOU ever wondered how 

the city council keeps track of all 

of its wheelie bins? 

The city council will carry out 

a stock take of kerbside wheelie 

bins throughout the city, starting 

next month. It is designed to 

reduce the cost of the bin collection 

service by removing lost, 

damaged and stolen bins from 

circulation. 

The stock take is expected to 

save ratepayers $9.3m over the 

course of the city council’s contract 

with Waste Management 

NZ, which runs until 2029. 

It will reduce the cost of 

collecting bins by $13.8m, but 

the stock take will cost the city 

council $4.5m. 

City council’s solid waste manager 

Ross Trotter said bins will 

be fitted with radio frequency 

tags to ensure damaged, stolen or 

lost bins can be easily identified. 

“The radio frequency chips 

can’t track the location of the 

bins. They communicate with 

the collection truck as it goes 

past to ensure that the bin is located 

near the correct property. 

It is a short range signal,” he said. 

They can then be checked 

and matched to the database, 

returned to their original property 

or re-allocated for future 

distribution. 

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Our People 

Taking a stand against bullying 

Burwood resident Vicki Edwards-Brown started the 

charity Be The Change in 2011 to tackle the problem 

of bullying and help support victims. She spoke to 

reporter Tom Doudney about what inspired her to 

set the charity up, her role on Shortland Street and 

the freak spinal injury she suffered. 

I heard that you were actually 

bullied as an adult, is that 

right? What role did that play 

in starting Be The Change? 

Yes, I was but it’s not the driving 

force behind why I started 

Be The Change. That driving 

force was to do with my husband 

working in a high school, seeing 

the effect that bullying was 

having on young people around 

me, and just really having a 

desperate need to help them and 

massive empathy for them. I was 

thinking that’s hard enough, and 

then you have the earthquakes 

to deal with as well, and we need 

something in New Zealand to 

empower young people to stand 

up to bullying. 

Yeah, I was bullied in the 

workplace but I didn’t know it at 

the time, so I guess it would have 

been good to have tools and tips 

to know that, actually, that’s not 

okay. 

Can you tell me more about 

your background before 

starting Be The Change? 

My background is really in 

the speaking side of it. When I 

do the workshops and presentations, 

that comes from an acting 

background that I have. I have 

been on Shortland Street and 

other things when I was younger, 

so that has drawn me to being 

able to present to young people 

and fit in. 

When were you on Shortland 

Street? 

I was on in 2010. My husband 

[Shaun Edwards-Brown] was actually 

on for a whole year during 

2009 and 2010 as well. He was a 

pivotal character and I got a twomonth 

contract as well, which 

was really awesome. 

What character did you play? 

Her name was Jewel Fitzpatrick. 

What was Jewel like? 

She was actually an actress. I 

was acting, playing an actress. 

Who did your husband play 

on Shortland Street? 

He was Ben Goodall – a paramedic. 

How did your tenure end 

at Shortland Street? Did your 

character get killed off or anything 

like that? 

No, some main characters did 

a play and I was in that play, so 

the play just ran its course and 

that was it. 

Did being on Shortland Street 

open up any more doors for you 

in terms of acting? 

Yeah, we lived in Auckland 

for six months and did some 

ads and things like that. Then 

ON SCREEN: 

Vicki Edwards- 

Brown played 

the role of 

actor Jewel 

Fitzpatrick 

on the long 

running 

soap opera, 

Shortland 

Street. 

TAKING A STAND: Vicki Edwards-Brown started Be The 

Change, a charity that aims to tackle bullying. 

we came back to Christchurch, 

I had major back surgery and 

then, being stuck in bed for six 

weeks while watching TV, I saw 

something which inspired me to 

create Be The Change. 

What was it you saw on TV? 

It was a programme about 

a bully prevention charity in 

America called Challenge Day 

and I saw that and just thought 

‘wow, that is really awesome’ 

and it just inspired me to do 

something because we needed 

something like that in New 

Zealand. 

You mentioned being in some 

ads, what might we recognise 

you from? 

They’re pretty old now – 

Vector’s fibre to the door was 

one. I was just like standing at 

a sink turning the tap on and 

trying to get water through a 

straw. 

But predominately I used to 

sing – I’d sing at Twiggers, at 

Addington Raceway. We used to 

sing every Friday and Saturday 

with the band. So a lot of my 

performing was theatrical with 

singing in a band and stuff like 

that. I had my own band called 

V.I.P. I have also done about 20 

shows through Showbiz over the 

years. 

What sort of music did you 

sing with your band? 

I love 80s. Anything from the 

60s right through. It was all Top 

of the Pops stuff that people like 

to hear. 

So, have you stopped playing 

with bands now? 

I do stuff with a group called 

Chant et Danse, a Christchurch 

entertainment group. 

You also mentioned that you 

had major back surgery, what 

happened there? 

It was a really freak accident. 

Eleven years ago we were driving 

along Moorhouse Ave and there 

were high winds and a threestorey-high 

tree broke off in the 

wind just as we drove past and 

the tree came through the roof 

on to my head. 

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I’m laughing now but it wasn’t 

good at the time, and it literally 

broke my back. I had two spinal 

surgeries so I have got a titanium 

back. 

Do you feel good as new now? 

No, I have chronic back pain 

but I have just learned to live 

with it and do the best I can 

through exercise and being 

healthy and that sort of thing, 

and having a positive attitude 

about everything – everything. If 

you can think of something to be 

grateful for in life, and literally I 

think helping other people helps 

me. If I can lie in bed at night 

saying I have helped one person, 

that makes me happy. 

What sort of support do victims 

of bullying need most? Is 

it really just people being kind 

to them? 

That really is a huge part of 

it, yes. It takes a community 

to prevent bullying – not just 

a school, or the person, or the 

family. Schools are the ones that 

are often blamed but they really 

struggle with the resources and 

it’s people like me who can help 

them create positive cultures – 

and I need funding! Funding 

would enable me to give more resources 

and help to more schools 

in Christchurch. 

But yeah, just being kind and 

doing things like, for example, 

setting up lunchtime events at 

schools. We held an anonymous 

appreciation day at Cashmere 

High School, where we provided 

kids with cards and they write 

anonymously nice notes to other 

people. We delivered 1200 notes 

to teachers and students that day. 

It was such a wonderful experience 

and just set a positive buzz 

around the school. 

How do you think we should 

view people who bully? Are 

these bad people or should we 

pity them, too? 

I do believe that a bully generally 

is someone who is doing that 

because they are being bullied 

themselves, so I do go the way 

of feeling sorry for them and 

empathising with their situation, 

rather than telling them they’re 

bad. 

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We’re on the home straight 

SCIRT’s programme of repairs to pipes, roads, bridges and retaining walls will 

be completed by December this year. 

After SCIRT, The Christchurch City Council and NZ Transport Agency will 

continue their programmes of ongoing repairs. 

Your support is helping us to get the job done, thank you from the SCIRT team. 

We’re now 89% of the way through our programme of repairs. 

THE SCIRT PROGRAMME 

IS 89% COMPLETE 

86 % 97 % 

of underground pipes are fixed 

82 % 84 % 

of retaining walls are repaired 

of bridge repair work is done 

of road repairs are complete 

• Nicola Thompson, Site Engineer with SCIRT’s Fletcher 

team in Wainoni Road. 

SCIRT progress in your neighbourhood 

A third of SCIRT’s work this year is focussed on the east and plenty of 

progress is being made in the area. Residents in the east will see some 

SCIRT crews remain until the end of 2016. 

• We’re more than halfway through connecting homes in Aranui to the new 

resilient vacuum system. This will be completed in the next few months. 

• The three-year programme of repairs to the wastewater, storm water, fresh 

water and roads in Burwood is due to finish in the next few months. 

• New Brighton will still see major works to the wastewater network and 

crews repairing small roading patches untill the end of the year. 

• We’re more than halfway through the extensive repairs to the wastewater, 

storm water, fresh water and roading networks in Parklands and this will be 

completed by the end of the year. 

• Repairs to one of Christchurch’s biggest wastewater pipes in Linwood, 

the Southern Relief, will be completed by the end of the year. 

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SCHOOLS 

Junk food-free 

HEALTHY SCHOOL: Kaylee Lochrie-Bennet (left), Sheldon 

Lawson, and Willow Warwood-Manihera, from Bromley 

School, with Barbara Crooks from Ferrymead Rotary, who 

is helping them to become healthy heroes. The pupils 

received juggling balls as a reward for completing the 

first three weeks of the Rotary Healthy Heroes Challenge. 

To complete the challenge, each day for nine weeks 

the pupils had to exercise for at least 30 minutes. This 

included walking or swimming. They also had to eat three 

vegetables, two pieces of fruit and get eight to 10 hours 

sleep each night. They had to read, listen to music, and try 

art. And they also had to help others at home, at school and 

in the community. Mrs Crooks said that it was a delight to 

see the children all involved in the programme. 


CHISNALLWOOD Intermediate 

has decided to go junk-food free 

this month. 

The school has joined more 

than 10,000 Kiwis signed up to 

fight cancer through Junk-Free 

June. 

Last week, the school held 

a community viewing of 2014 

documentary, That Sugar Film, 

as part of Junk-Free June, and 

asked parents to donate $1 for the 

screening. 

Chisnallwood physical education 

teacher Dan Vann said at the 

screening, there was lots of fun 

activities for the kids to do, as 

well as healthy treats. 

“There was lots of food that was 

prepared in a healthy way. Things 

like smoothies, toasties, and there 

was even a smoothie bike, where 

kids jumped on and when they 

pedalled, it blended the fruit,” he 

said. 

He said the aim of the screening 

wasn’t only to raise money 

for Junk-Free June, but to raise 

parents’ awareness of healthy 

foods, and hidden sugar in foods 

that kids eat. 

“Most of the staff are on board. 

They’ve signed up, but the main 

thing is trying to educate the kids 

. . . there’s a big misconception 

HEALTHY TREAT: Chisnallwood Intermediate pupils sold fruit 

salad as part of their Junk-Free June celebrations. 

that only junk food is bad for 

you,” Mr Vann said. 

He said the school hopes to 

raise about $1000 for Junk-Free 

June, in which the idea is to go a 

whole month without eating or 

drinking sugar-filled food and 

drink, while raising funds for 

cancer research. 

Mr Vann said it’s surprising 

how much sugar is in normal 

foods like Nutri-Grain and Up & 

Go breakfast drinks. 

“I’ve had a look at the average 

lunchbox of the kids at school, 

and I’ve kind of worked out their 

average amount of sugar intake in 

the day. 

“Surprisingly there was an 

average of about 62 teaspoons of 

sugar in that average lunchbox,” 

he said. 

Mr Vann said he put the high 

amount of sugar down to foods 

that “you wouldn’t expect to have 

sugar in”. Foods such as yoghurts, 

breakfast cereals, muesli bars, 

orange juice, and sauces. 

public meeting 

Saturday 25th June 2016 

SAVing tHe gODWitS by Keith Woodley 

Keith is the Manager of Pukorokoro Miranda 

Shorebird Centre, in the Firth of Thames. 

Godwit birds directly connect habitats 

found on the Avon-Heathcote Estuary and 

other sites around New Zealand with sites 

in China and the Korean Peninsula, and with 

the Alaskan tundra. Keith will cover the 

above topic and others in his address. 

The team at Miranda have been pivotal 

in the achievement announced in March 

2016 of a Memorandum of Agreement with 

China to establish safe havens for godwits 

and other migratory birds. 

ONCE ONLY — NOT TO BE MISSED 

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artwork to be placed on Bridge Street 

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SCHOOLS 

NEW SILVERWARE: Trampoline champions Jacob McGraw, 9, (left) and 

Ethan Field, 9, and talented gymnast Libby McDonald, 7, (right). 

Gym champions 


GYMNASTICS AND trampolining 

pupils from Marshland School mixed 

it up with the best in their age group 

at a recent national competition. 

Seven Marshland pupils attended 

the 2016 Otago artistic qualifying 

competition, a trampoline tournament, 

and the Dunedin Gymnastic 

Academy 1st junior competitions. 

Seven-year-old Marshland gymnast, 

Libby McDonald, won first place overall, 

second in the floor section, and 

second in the vault. 

Her gym team also finished second 

overall. 

Principal Jacqui Pascoe said it had 

been an “exciting weekend” for the 

pupils. 

“(It was) a very exciting weekend for 

a number of our Marshland children. 

In another competition, the Marshland 

School Tramp Team did incredibly 

well,” she said. 

In the trampoline competition, 

Jacob McGraw, 9, won the men’s 

B grade; Ethan Field, 9, gained silver 

in the men’s A grade; Isla Maclean, 9, 

also gained silver in the women’s A 

grade; Riley Field, 7, placed third in 

the men’s C grade; Brooke Robertson, 

6, was sixth in the women’s C grade; 

and Milly Robertson competed for 

the first time in women’s C grade. 

Mrs Pascoe said the scores gave 

Marshland a podium finish over the 

weekend. 

“With the top four scores combined, 

the Marshland School team came in 

second overall as well – outstanding,” 

she said. 

COMMUNITY HUB: Linwood College was the first school in Canterbury to host a 

mobile well-being unit, used to help the community build a relationship with police. 

It has been worked on for more than six months. Last week, the Linwood Well-being 

Mobile Hub made its debut appearance. The aim of the mobile unit is prevention. It will 

deliver important messages so every student and young person can reach their full 

potential. Mayor Lianne Dalziel also attended the opening. 

HELPING HANDS: Marshland School was 

full of colour last week, when volunteers 

planted a series of native flax in the 

school. With the help of the local Bunnings 

Warehouse Shirley on Wednesday, team 

members laid coconut matting and planted 

native flax plants in the water drains in front 

of the re-located school. The flax, which 

is one of New Zealand’s most distinctive 

native plants,, is particularly popular with tui, 

which feed on the nectar of its flowers. 

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New entrants 

Rawhiti School has had 

some brand new faces walk 

through the gates this term. A 

total of 12 new pupils started 

their schooling life this term at 

Rawhiti, and they all started in 

Emma Derrick’s new entrant 

class. 

Caily Walker 

Connor 

Beaumont 

Elliot Locke 

FUTURE TECH: Virtual 

reality headsets were one 

of the many things pupils 

from Linwood North 

School got to experience 

recently. They had a 

chance to see what the 

future of technology will 

look like when the Noel 

Leeming Mobile Learning 

Centre brought along the 

latest technology for them 

to test out. The pupils 

tried their hand at 3D 

printing, iPad interactive 

gaming, robotics, virtual 

reality, video production 

and interactive learning 

puzzles. 

Harvey Vincent Hunter Manning Jazmin Paterson Lachlan Payne Lexie Sikma 

Maika Martin Noah Baxter Noah Scott Oakley Kentish 

Email photos to fraser.walker@starmedia.kiwi 

SCHOOLS 

Restoring estuaries 

MORE THAN 200 tree 

seedlings were planted during 

the Estuary Trust’s fourth 

restoration project, which took 

place in South New Brighton 

Park. 

After having established 

successful community restoration 

projects in Charlesworth 

wetland, McCormacks Bay wetland 

and Thistledown wetland 

reserves, the trust took to South 

New Brighton Park for another 

major restoration project. 

The Burwood-Pegasus Community 

Board gave the trust a 

grant for the purchase of 220 tree 

seedlings, which allowed a team 

of volunteers to head for the park 

to plant the seedlings near and 

around the park’s play ground. 

Estuary Trust co-ordinator 

Tanya Jenkins said the projects 

are about community involvement 

as much as improving the 

local landscape. 

“Our restoration projects are 

about encouraging local residents 

to become involved in taking 

positive actions to improve 

their local natural environment,” 

she said. 

She said local community 

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small team of local volunteers on 

the first Sunday of every month 

between 2 and 4pm. 

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EQC UPDATE KEEPING YOU INFORMED | JUNE 2016 

EQC begins settling ILV land damage claims 

Head of Canterbury Land Settlement for EQC, 

Keith Land 

The Earthquake Commission has begun 

settling claims for Increased Liquefaction 

Vulnerability (ILV) land damage. 

Keith Land, Head of Canterbury Land 

Settlement, says that the settlements will go to 

4,400 customers whose properties have 

qualified as having an increased vulnerability to 

liquefaction following the 2010-2011 

Canterbury earthquakes. 

“Each qualified property is being assessed and 

will be cash settled on a case-by-case basis as 

we have done to date with other forms of land 

damage resulting from these earthquakes. 

Similar to Increased Flooding Vulnerability (IFV) 

land damage, settlement of ILV land damage is 

a world-first. This type of land damage has not 

been covered by insurance anywhere else, so 

Fulbright-EQC Award recipient to study 

seismic performance of high-rise walls 

The Fulbright-EQC Graduate Award’s newest recipient, Alex Shegay, 

is looking into the reasons behind unexpected failures of reinforced 

concrete walls and ways in which performance can be improved. 

Mr Shegay, 24, has been granted the 2016 Fulbright-EQC Graduate 

Award in Natural Disaster Research and soon will be heading to the 

University of Washington on his exchange. 

In the US, he will research the seismic performance of high-rise structural 

walls and use experimental data to create validated computer models. 

The research will go towards his PhD in Structural/Earthquake 

Engineering at the University of Auckland. 

“Structural engineers have significant social responsibility to protect 

civilians even in the most devastating circumstances. The 2010/2011 

Canterbury Earthquakes were an example of one such catastrophic event, 

producing ground accelerations never before recorded in an urban 

environment. 

“Many concrete buildings in Christchurch that relied on reinforced 

concrete walls for seismic resistance were severely damaged to the 

point that it was fortunate to find them still standing. It’s crucial to learn 

from the Canterbury earthquakes and improve building design and 

construction practice.” 

considerable work was required to get the 

engineering and valuation methodologies 

right,” said Mr Land. 

“We want to make sure that the final settlements 

are based on a robust and appropriate 

settlement process so that customers can have 

confidence their claims for ILV land damage 

have been paid consistently and fairly.” 

EQC expects at least two thirds of ILV 

customers will receive settlements based on 

the reduction in their property’s market value 

caused by ILV, also known as Diminution of 

Value (DOV). 

“This is because generally, there are no 

available ground improvement methods to 

address ILV damage on a property where 

a house has remained in place since the 

earthquakes,” says Mr Land. 

The remaining third of ILV customers are being 

assessed for a settlement based on the cost to 

repair the ILV land damage. This will generally 

be in situations where the house has already 

been, or will be, rebuilt or removed due to the 

earthquake damage.” 

Customers receiving a ‘cost to repair’ 

settlement will be individually case-managed, 

as the situation for each of them varies. Before 

it can be confirmed that these customers will 

receive a repair cost settlement, more 

information is needed to understand their 

property’s current situation. 

Mr Land says that settlements for DOV 

customers began this month and EQC also 

started contacting repair cost customers. 

EQC has resolved nearly 90% of properties 

with land claims resulting from 2010-2011 

Canterbury earthquakes, and expects to 

resolve the remainder of the land programme 

by the end of 2016. 

EQC will also hold six ILV meetings from July to 

November for customers whose settlements are 

based on DOV. The purpose of the meetings is 

for customers to ask questions and hear from 

EQC and its valuers about what’s been involved 

in ILV settlement decisions. 

Venue: 

Beulah Church, 140 Springfield Rd, 

St Albans 

Date 

Monday 4 July 

Wednesday 27 July 

Monday 22 August 

2016 Fulbright-EQC Graduate, Alex Shegay 

Wednesday 28 September 

Wednesday 26 October 

Wednesday 30 November 

Time 

7pm 

7pm 

7pm 

7pm 

7pm 

7pm 

For more information on these meetings and 

ILV land damage, including Q+As and 

engineering and valuation methodologies, 

please visit www.eqc.govt.nz/ILV. 

The Fulbright-EQC Graduate Award in Natural Disaster Research 

facilitates research that reduces and prevents natural disaster damage. 

It is part of $16 million granted by EQC each year to high quality research 

that builds knowledge about New Zealand’s natural disasters. 

Progress report 

on EQC remedial 

programme 

The Earthquake Commission has received 8,337 

remedial enquiries of which 2,211 have been resolved 

as of 27 May 2016. This leaves 6,126 enquiries 

remaining. 

The amount recorded as being spent on remedial work to 

May 2016 was $7,068,833. However it has not been possible 

to separate out all remedial costs from other work streams. 

The total cost of the remedial repairs will never be finally 

known until we have resolved all the outstanding claims. 

There are still a number of unknowns and it’s also too early 

to say exactly what the final figure will be for the remedial 

programme. However, EQC expects the final cost could be 

in the region of $60 million to $70 million, which is covered 

by our existing liability estimates. To put this estimate in 

context it would account for less than 3% of the approximate 

$2.5 billion cost of the Canterbury Home Repair Programme 

to date. 

The level of remedial work for the Canterbury Home 

Repair Programme is well within industry norms for the 

national construction sector. 

EQC has prioritised first time repairs, although it has carried 

out urgent remedial work for vulnerable customers or where 

the work is needed to make a house safe, secure and/or 

sanitary. 

Now that EQC is down to the last of the first time repairs, 

focus has increased on resolving remedials. 

EQC is confident it has the processes and teams in place to 

address the issues. EQC has been expanding the remedial 

team since September 2015 and more staff are being added 

as first time repairs near completion. 

EQC does not have a projected date to stop receiving 

remedial requests but will continue working with customers 

until their claims are resolved. 

One of the reasons for starting the Canterbury Home Repair 

Programme was to ensure customers would have the 

assurance that any issues with their earthquake repairs 

would be addressed. 

Currently around 100 remedial requests are being received 

a week. 

Customers can follow the progress of their 

claim through a series of EQC letters with a tick 

diagram. Each new tick means the customer 

is closer to receiving their settlement. 

Processing 

starts for 

Feb 2016 

quakes 

EQC aims to complete assessments 

more quickly for the February 2016 

Canterbury earthquake claims using 

customer-provided information for 

desk-based assessments. 

Onsite assessment visits to customers’ 

properties will be the exception for cases 

where there is extensive damage, claims 

are complex or individual circumstances 

require it. EQC claim managers have 

been calling customers to get 

information and documents – such as 

specific damage measurements and 

photos – before deciding whether a 

phone or on-site assessment works best. 

Claims processing is well underway 

with over 685 claims paid so far out of 

the total 13,134 received. Priority is 

given to vulnerable customers, followed 

by claims in the order in which they 

were lodged. 

“Customers who have had their claims 

settled so far have told us that the new 

approach is working better for them. 

Before starting to settle claims, EQC 

proactively talked with customers about 

different ways of doing things, using 

their feedback to design our approach 

for this event,” says EQC Manager of 

the February 2016 Event, Jayne Lapin. 

“Most of the damage suffered is 

cosmetic, so EQC won’t manage a repair 

programme this time but, customers 

who need assistance to organise repairs, 

can contact our Community Contact 

Team in Christchurch. The team has 

strong links with support agencies who 

can help. Call EQC on 0800 DAMAGE 

(0800 326 243) to book an appointment 

with the Community Contact Team, if 

support is needed. 

“For customers whose 2010/2011 

Canterbury earthquake claims are still 

open, EQC aims to resolve their February 

2016 claim together with their 

2010/2011 claims. We want to make 

sure all outstanding issues for their 

properties are on track for resolution by 

the end of 2016,” Ms Lapin says. 

At this stage, EQC expects to resolve 

the majority of February 2016 

earthquake claims by the end of 

December 2016. 

Inquiries – view the latest fact 

sheet under Recent Events on 

www.eqc.govt.nz, call 0800 326 243 

or email info@eqc.govt.nz 

CONTACT EQC AT 0800 DAMAGE (0800 326 243) OR VISIT WWW.EQC.GOVT.NZ

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Rawhiti Golf Club from closing 

have been recognised at a recent 

region-wide awards dinner. 

Mene and Sally Mene attended 

the Canterbury Golf Annual 

Awards dinner, held recently 

at Russley Golf Club, with the 

mind-set of being the “small club 

supporting the big boys”. 

But, by the end of the night, 

Mr and Mrs Mene were on stage, 

being jointly presented the Volunteers 

of the Year award. 

About 175 people attended the 

evening, which saw awards presented, 

stories shared, and a talk 

from guest speaker, Greg Turner. 

“We received the award on Friday, 

so we were celebrating at the 

club on Sunday,” Mr Mene said. 

He said there were so many 

“great volunteers” as finalists, so 

it came as a shock when they were 

called up. 

“I was quite surprised. Sally is 

the club’s administrator, and I 

LOCAL HEROES: Rawhiti Golf Club’s Mene and Sally Mene 

received the Volunteers of the Year award at the recent 

Canterbury Golf Annual Awards dinner. 

volunteer a bit, but we were both 

jointly recognised on the night. 

It was very special, it’s a credit to 

all the volunteers and to the club 

itself, without them we wouldn’t 

have been able to do this,” he said. 

Mr Mene said that after it was 

Canterbury Golf Annual Awards dinner results 

•Kazuma Kobori, Rangiora, Promising Junior of the Year 

•Amelia Garvey, Kaiapoi, Girl’s Junior Golfer of the Year 

•Tom Parker, Russley, Boy’s Junior Golfer of the Year 

•Momoka Kobori, Rangiora, Women’s Golfer of the Year 

•Oscar Cadenhead, Clearwater, Men’s Golfer of the Year 

•Mene and Sally Mene, Rawhiti, Volunteers of the Year 

announced they were the winners, 

he gave a speech “on behalf of the 

club and of eastern residents”. 

He said his wife was the one 

who dealt directly with the city 

council, during the period of time 

in 2014 when it was thought the 

club would close. 

“Sally was always involved with 

the communications between the 

club and the city council when we 

were fighting to keep it. She really 

showed off to the city council 

what we had done to retain the 

course,” he said. 

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Tim Bain was head boy at 

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Shirley Boys’ headmaster 

John Laurenson said Mr Bain 

had always been a high-flyer 

and noted that he joined 

the school as the top academic 

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Not only this, but he was also 

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his time at Shirley Boys’. 

One was for biology, which he 

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Mr Laurenson said the 

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Press Cup Debating Challenge 

in 2009. 

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The top law graduate award 

is not given out every year, and 

is only awarded when a student 

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worthy of such recognition. 

Mr Bain is currently working 

in Wellington as a judge’s clerk 

to chief justice Dame Sian Elias. 

Mr Laurenson said he thought 

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• By Donna Miles 

BREAKING PREJUDICES: Nada Tawfeek and her mother 

Dalia Mohamed are volunteers at the Islamic Women’s 

Council New Zealand. 

CLOSE TO 40 different ethnic 

groups represent the Muslim 

community in the city. 

Community worker Dr 

Husaini Hafiz said that the 

city’s 3250 Muslims did not 

suffer from the same levels of 

Islamophobia experienced by 

Muslims in Europe and the 

United States, but racial and 

religious prejudices can exist 

everywhere. 

Dr Hafiz said the Canterbury 

Muslim Community 

Trust is building cultural and 

religious bridges by reaching 

out to the city’s Muslims and 

the wider non-Muslim community. 

“We would like to ensure 

that Christchurch remains a 

good place to live for all, which 

means taking steps to foster 

better understanding between 

different groups,” he said. 

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in Christchurch was 

homogenous with the same 

cultural practices and religious 

beliefs. 

He said, in reality, the Muslim 

community in Christchurch 

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to hear a girl in hijab speak 

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Christchurch: leadership, communication 

and lack of Islamic 

knowledge. 

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Noor mosque in Christchurch. 

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of the media on Muslims. 

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of Canterbury and Ara 

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Office of Ethnic Communities’ 

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Trust play a “vital role” 

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New Zealanders to embrace 

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• By Gordon Findlater 

Tuesday [Edition June datE] 21 2016 

SPORTS 

BIG Win: Carisbrook To’omalatai (left), Zeke Dyson (center), Oli Jager (right) with 

the DCL Shield after defeating Lincoln University. 

Bonus for New Brighton 

• By Gordon Findlater 

NEW BRIGHTON Club’s 

Bernie Smith has ticked off 

something from his bucket 

list – playing against twotime 

defending darts world 

champion Gary Anderson. 

Smith took on the eventual 

winner of the event in 

Friday night’s first round. 

Smith was no match for 

Anderson. Smith lost 6-2. 

Smith’s performance was 

THERE’S BEEN extra 

reward for a trio of New 

Brighton’s Hawkins Cup 

winning squad. 

Three players from the 

club have been named in 

Canterbury coach Scott 

Robertson’s initial widertraining 

squad for this 

year’s national provincial 

championship. 

Open-side flanker Billy 

Harmon, tight head prop 

Oli Jager and utility prop 

Carisbrook To’omalatai 

will assemble with the rest 

of the 28-man squad at the 

end of the month to push 

their case for selection in 

this year’s NPC. 

The three players come 

from a range of different 

backgrounds. 

Carisbrook To’omalatai 

moved to Christchurch 

from Timaru three years 

ago, he played his secondary 

school rugby for 

Roncalli College. 

His father Stan played 

hooker for Samoa at the 

1991 Rugby World Cup. 

He also represented 

Otago, hence his son’s 

name, Carisbrook. 

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rugby career in 

To’omalatai’s name doesn’t 

end there. Gordon Hunter 

coached Stan To’omalatai 

during his time at Otago. 

Carisbrook’s middle name 

is Gordon. 

Having made Canterbury’s 

initial training 

squad, the chances of 

To’omalatai going on 

to replicate his dad and 

play provincial rugby in 

New Zealand are looking 

strong. 

“It came as a bit of a 

suprise, i never really 

looked on the internet. I 

got texts from mates saying 

congratulations,” said 

To’omalatai. 

Oli Jager’s background 

stretches to the other side 

of the globe. Jager grew 

up in Dublin, Ireland. 

He played for Ireland at 

school boy level, represting 

his country in the 

under-18 European championship. 

Jager moved to 

Christchurch three years 

ago and is now in his 

second season playing first 

division metro rugby. 

“I wanted to get a taste 

of New Zealand rugby. I 

came at the end of 2013 to 

play for the colts and never 

really left,” said Jager. 

Billy Harmon has been a 

mainstay at New Brighton, 

making his way right 

through the junior ranks 

before playing at secondary 

school level for St 

Bede’s. He’s since returned 

to his home club. 

New Brighton recently 

captured the Hawkins 

Cup, winning the roundrobin 

phase of the metro 

competition. 

It’s the first time they 

have won the competition 

since 2010. 

“We did what we needed 

to. The guys weren’t too 

worried about the other 

game. It’s pretty rare for 

New Brighton to be winning 

trophys, we’ve got 

a good thing going and 

were punching above our 

weight,” said New Brighton 

coach Scott Pawson. 

The job isn’t over yet for 

the club. Coach Scott Pawson’s 

initial objective for 

the season was to ensure 

they finish in the top-six 

after round-robin play, 

qualifying for a crack at 

the end of the year at the 

Hawkins Trophy, which 

they side last won in 2013. 

Taking on the best 

easily one of the best from 

the Australasian contingent. 

Smith’s three-dart 

average of 83.83 was the 

third best of the qualifiers. 

He also hit two 180s, more 

than any other Australasian 

player. 

On June 13, he claimed 

the penultimate Australasian 

qualifying spot, 

assuring him a first-round 

match against one of the 

world’s top eight players. 

Smith said he has always 

wanted to play against 

Anderson – and on 

Thursday that became a 

reality. 

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was drawn. Gary Anderson’s 

name was the first 

to come out of the hat. An 

Australasian qualifier was 

then selected, and Smith’s 

name was pulled out, 

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Ara nurses remain in demand 

ExcEllEnt EmploymEnt prospects 

and a variety of career options continues 

to attract talented students to the world of 

nursing. 

At Ara Institute of canterbury (formerly 

cpIt), the institute’s nursing programme 

is highly-regarded. In fact, 90% of nursing 

graduates find employment after graduation 

– that’s new Zealand’s highest nursing 

graduate employment rate. Ara prides itself 

on consistently reaching the top place. 

So what makes Ara nursing graduates so 

employable? 

years of experience in delivering nursing 

training, along with great facilities and 

expert tutors, is the first key to success. 

Secondly, the institute works closely with 

the health sector to ensure that the training 

aligns with what is needed on the ground 

in the region’s hospital wards, community 

health centres and aged care facilities. Ara 

continues to develop innovative work-based 

training that help prepare graduate nurses 

for the real world of work. 

Executive Director of nursing at 

canterbury District Health Board (cDHB) 

mary Gordon says the sector is closely 

involved with nursing training at Ara 

providing clinical placements for nursing 

students, employing new graduate nurses 

across the canterbury health system, 

supporting nurses to undertake graduate 

and post graduate education. nurses within 

the canterbury health system are very 

committed to supporting the training and 

development of Ara nursing students. “These 

students are our future nursing workforce. 

They will be our future nursing educators 

and leaders who will be shaping the health 

system for the future.” 

Head of nursing at Ara, cathy Andrew, 

says nursing training is aligned to industry 

conditions and the demands of modern 

nursing. “We have excellent relationships 

with clinical agencies and work closely 

together to provide learning experiences 

that are positive for students. We are seen as 

national leaders in innovative clinical models 

of learning and regularly receive feedback 

that our graduates are actively recruited by 

employers throughout new Zealand.” 

march 2016 graduates of the Ara Bachelor 

of nursing programme achieved a 90.3% 

employment rate. They are out there working 

in the sector in a variety of roles across the 

spectrum of nursing including hospital 

wards, mental health, community health, 

aged care and emergency units. 

KIDSTUFF 

Celebration time 

TiggeRS MonTeSSoRi nursery 

and Preschool celebrates two years of 

Montessori early Childhood education 

with the introduction of our third class Prep 

Room group The Kowhai Children. 

The Discovery, Kowhai and Kahikatia 

classes give small group focus for all 

children 2½ plus to 5 covering all 

curriculum areas Viz: Practical life, 

Sensorial, Maths, Language, geography, 

History and Social Sciences. our purpose 

designed Art room ensures a great fostering 

of children’s art and creativity. 

The Junior room provides a wonderful 

stepping stone as children transition 

through from the nursery at the age of 2 

years. 

The indoor/outdoor flow in this 

Kids love CASPA! 

CASPA (Creative After School 

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the opportunity to be creative, make new 

friends and try new experiences all within a 

safe, nurturing environment. CASPA offers 

working parents an affordable after school 

and school holiday programme that their 

kids just love! 

CASPA is now pleased to advise they have 

a new CASPA After School Programme at 

Harewood School on Harewood Road.’ 

CASPA attributes its success to the 

variety of activities on offer as well as the 

convenience and affordability for parents. 

CASPA kids enjoy an exciting range of 

activities including sports, music, games, 

drama, arts and craft as well as fun trips. 

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foundation to enable our children to 

develop a love of learning and care of the 

environment. 

Weekly Ballet and Recorder lessons are 

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Please phone 352 5025 to make an 

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CASPA parents enjoy peace of mind, 

knowing their kids are safe and enjoying 

the benefits of a quality after school 

programme. Some parents and caregivers 

also enjoy government subsidies for 

CASPA. CASPA is Child Youth and Family 

approved for the oSCAR Subsidy and in 

some circumstances, the full CASPA fee 

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benchtop. The living is a large open plan space 

with high ceilings and lots of light. The living 

has two sets of Eurosliders opening outside 

onto a large sundrenched deck with a good 

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The layout is two bedrooms and a bathroom 

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HEALTH & BEAUTY 

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5 TIPS 

for optimal NutritioN 

The degree to which your body is 

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will have a profound effect on your overall 

health and wellbeing. It will influence your 

energy levels, your mental wellbeing, your 

ability to burn fat, and the strength of your 

immune system, among other things. 

One of the most outstanding figures in the 

history of medicine was the greek physician 

hippocrates. he sums up the importance of 

optimal nutrition choices in one line: “Let 

food be thy medicine and medicine be thy 

food.” 

With winter upon us, now is a great 

time to focus on increasing the number 

of positive choices when it comes to 

nourishing our bodies with great nutrition. 

Base yOur nuTrITIOnaL regIme 

arOund WhOLefOOds 

Think nuts, seeds, grains, fruits, vegetables, 

pulses and meat. make choices in these food 

groups that are as close to the original food 

as possible. This helps ensure the vitamins, 

minerals and other nutrients 

are still intact. for example, raw almonds 

instead of roasted and/or salted ones. 

ChOOse OrganIC 

Organic farming places the utmost 

importance on caring for the soil because it 

forms the basis for health, for all life forms. 

healthy soil encourages disease-resistant 

plants, which then transfers to the animals 

and people who consume those plants. By 

choosing organic, you are opting for food 

that has been grown without the use of 

synthetic pesticides and without the routine 

use of antibiotics. 

drInk WaTer 

your body can survive a surprisingly long 

time without food, but it won’t last more 

than a few days without water. Optimal 

hydration is critical to ensure our muscles 

and nerves function properly, and even mild 

dehydration can lead to feelings of lethargy. 

how much 

to drink? The answer is quite simple – drink 

until your wee is clear or almost clear. That’s 

an easy way to measure whether you’re 

getting enough. 

Take TIme TO pLan and prepare 

fOr eaTIng WeLL 

It takes time and preparation to change your 

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to eat before you shop to minimise the 

chance of giving in to temptation foods – 

or shop online to minimise even further. 

make bulk meals to freeze for busy nights 

and set aside time to prepare a packed 

lunch the night before. keep useful kitchen 

items in easy-to-reach places – for example, 

put the blender on the bench rather than 

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preparation is quick and easy. 

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aT a TIme 

you may feel overwhelmed by wondering 

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make one small, achievable change and once 

that becomes a habit (something you can 

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something else. small changes are the key to 

success. for example, instead of saying “I’m 

only going to eat wholefoods from now on 

and forever,” instead make your target more 

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FOCUS ON HEALTH 

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wishes to ask the board 

to hold a by-election 

should write to: 

Chairperson 

Board of Trustees 

Marshland School 

11 Te Korari Street 

CHRISTCHURCH 8083 

by: 19 July 2016 

DEMOLITION 

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With care and respect we 

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clean up, section clearing, 

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work. EQC repairs. 

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speciality. No job too 

small. Governors Bay. 

Home 329-9344, Cell 

027 684 4046, email 

karengeorge@xtra.co.nz 


BUiLDER 

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and integrity. Free Quotes. 

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available for all aspects of 

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removals & trade 

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CARPET & viNYL 

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relaying, restretching, 

Email jflattery@xtra.co.nz, 

ph 0800 003 181 or 027 

2407416 

CARPETLAYER - 

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experience, ph Peter 326- 

7711 or 027 240-6532 

CONCRETE CUTTiNg 

AND gRiNDiNg 

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remove jobs; Grinding 

concrete level; Cracks 

filled; Concrete polishing 

and sealing. Call Danny at 

Stoneshine on 021 063 8833 

DRIVEWAYS 

Replace, repair or new. 

We are a local company 

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We also operate a 

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& HEATPUMPS 

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326 4992 or 0274 329755. 

FENCiNg 

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027 331-3223 

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today on 980-1676 or 027 

2014713 

FURNiTURE 

REMOvALS Large 

Trucks $95 + GST per hour 

7 day NZ wide, packing 

& moving, Professional 

Company, Professional 

Service. Canterbury 

Relocations Ltd. ph 0800 

359 9313 

gLAZiER 

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glazing, conservatory 

roofs. Experienced 

tradesman. Call Bill on 

981-1903 or 022 413-3504 

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hour, ph Tricia 974 0417 

LANDSCAPE 

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retainer walls, fencing. 

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021-034-8555 


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avail. Phone 0800 683- 

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& 

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PLASTERER SOLiD 

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over 30 yrs experience, 

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or 027 438 3943 

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Phone 352-7402 or 0274- 

350-231 

ROOFiNg 

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New Zealand Roofing 

Association. Over 35 years 

experience. Phone John 

027 432-3822 or 351-9147 

email johnmill@ihug.co.nz 

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Services Available. Call 

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043-2034 

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all Alterations new & old, 

Quality Workmanship, 

visit www.featureworks. 

co.nz or ph 027 601-3145 

TiLER/CARPENTER 

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too small. Ph Ross 027 

4311440. 

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Hedge trimming, stump 

grinding, rubbish removed, 

small job specialty Ph 

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027 435-8759 

T.v. SERviCE CENTRE 

Repairs, tvs, microwaves, 

stereos, DVD. Aerial 

installations and kitsets, 

480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 

379 1400 

UPHOLSTERER 

Dining Chairs, Lounge 

suites, Caravan Squabs 

etc. recovered. Free 

Quotes. Phone Graeme 

383-1448 

Entertainments 

Thursday 16th June - Wednesday 22nd June 

EYE IN THE SKY (M) 

SING STREET (M) 

THE MIKADO (PG) 

TURANDOT (exempt) 

NOW YOU SEE ME 2 (M) 

MARGUERITE (M) 

EDDIE THE EAGLE (PG) 

ME BEFORE YOU (PG) 

SHAKESPEARE LIVE (exempt) 


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taping, weddings, twenty 

firsts, special occasions, 

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

ph 03 338-1655 

WATERBLASTiNg 

Quality Job, Quick Service 

by skilled tradesman, Ph 

Richard Severin at Jet-X 

0800 538 969 Free quotes, 

visit www.jetx.co.nz 

WiNDOW CLEANiNg 

Average 3 bdrm house 

inside or out $40. Both 

$70. Phone Trevor 344- 

2170 

Wanted To Buy 

AAA Buying goods 

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Beds, Stoves, Washing 

machines, Fridge Freezers. 

Same day service. Selwyn 

Dealers. Phone 980 5812 

or 027 313 8156 

A+ Household effects, 

fridges, freezers, washing 

machines, ovens. Good 

cash paid. Ph Paul 022 

0891 671 

A Records and Hi-Fi 

gear wanted, excellent 

prices paid for good 

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- 90’s PennyLane 430 

Colombo St Sydenham 

7 days www.pennylane. 

co.nz ph 3663278 or 021 

2226144 

TOOLS 

Garden, garage, 

woodworking, 

mechanical, engineering, 

sawbenches, lathes, cash 

buyer, ph 355-2045 

Gray's coming to town with a 

stunning new album! 

INTERNATIONALLY recognised, 

award winning New Zealand guitarist, 

and renowned country music 

performer, Gray Bartlett is coming to 

Christchurch appearing at the Hornby 

Workingmen's Club on Saturday 2nd 

July. 

The show is part of a South Island 

tour, coinciding with the release of his 

stunning new album, 'Private 

Converations'. The album has been described as 

a stunning collection of songs that emanate from 

a higher source, out of this world, charming, 

magical, pure pleasure to listen to; a gentle 

massage for the mind. 

During his career Gray has played alongside 

Tom Jones, Kenny Rogers, Vera Lynn, toured 

musicians Pavarotti, Michael Jackson, Elton John, 

Boney M, Tommy Emmanuel and Hank Marvin. 

As a recording artist he has released 30 music 

albums in total, selling an estimated 2.5 million 

H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

«WHAT'S ON« 

WESTVIEW LOUNGE 

SATURDAY 

25 June, 4.30PM 

IAN MAC 

8PM 

TH' ART OF CHEESE 

SUNDAY 

26 June, 2PM 

HEART OF THE COUNTRY 

$6 ENTRY 

«COMING UP« 

SATURDAY 

2 July, 7.30PM 

GRAY BARTLETT 

PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS 

2016 South Island Tour 

featuring 

TRANZITION SHOW BAND 

& special guest 

YULIA 

Tickets $25 at the club office. 

CHALMERS RESTAURANT 

MID WINTER XMAS BUFFET 

$30 

SUNDAY 3rd & 

SUNDAY 10th JULY 

LIVE MUSIC BY NEVILLE BARRIE 

Hornby WMC | ph 03 349 9026 | 17 Carmen Road | Hornby 

www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

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TAB & Gaming, Function Facilities, 

HOUSIE Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 

SHUTTLE Tuesday - Saturday 

albums/singles worldwide. 

A masterful showman with vast 

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guitarist and an opportunity not to be 

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July's show will feature Gray, along 

with the Tranzition Show Band, 

playing material from the new album 

as well as a showcase of some of his 

best known numbers and signature tunes such as 

'La Playa' and 'Apache'. 

The show will also include a special guest 

appearance by Russian born, New Zealand based 

award winning recording artist, Yulia. 

GRAY BARTLETT : 'PRIVATE 

CONVERSATIONS' 

Hornby Workingmen's Club. Saturday 2nd 

July 2016, 8pm. Tickets only $25 available at 

the WMC club office, Carmen Rd, ph 349 

9026. 

Open 7 Days 

Restaurant open 

from 5.30pm! 

Roast of the Day 

$16.00 Members 

$18.00 Non 

Retro Roast Lunch 

12pm Wednesdays 

$10 Members/$12 Non 

NEW SEASON 

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7PM SATURDAY 

FLAT CITY BROTHERHOOD

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