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Fast food glut outcry 

• By Tom Doudney 

THE GLUT of fast food outlets 

setting up around Linwood Ave 

has to stop, says schools, doctors 

and community advocates. 

A group consisting of Linwood 

College, Linwood Avenue 

School, parents, Linwood Medical 

Centre and Port Hills MP 

Ruth Dyson will address the 

Hagley-Ferrymead Community 

Board today to raise their concerns. 

The group want the community 

board to advocate to the city 

council for new rules restricting 

the ability of fast food outlets to 

proliferate around schools and 

low income areas. 

McDonald’s, KFC and Burger 

King are among the fast food 

outlets based around the intersection 

of Linwood Ave and 

Buckleys Rd. 

Linwood Avenue School parent 

Tracie Charnock has gathered 

200 signatures so far on a petition 

she started after KFC built a 

new store over the road from the 

school. 

“I remember looking at it 

and thinking ‘is this OK?’ 

Because you can see it from my 

son’s classroom, you can see it 

from the playground and I was 

thinking ‘once it’s opened, that’s 

all you are going to be able to 

smell’.” 

Ms Dyson said the community 

didn’t want to see any more fast 

food outlets setting up in the 

area. 

“This isn’t against fast food 

outlets, it’s against the proliferation 

of them in low income 

areas and the proximity to the 

schools,” she said. 

“We’ve got a growing obesity 

problem in New Zealand and a 

huge increase in the number of 

people with diabetes as a result.” 

Linwood College principal 

Dick Edmundson said the heavy 

concentration of fast food outlets 

in the area had damaging effects. 

“Fast food is something which 

should be regarded as an occasional 

food and the more you 

see anything the more usual it 

becomes,” he said. 

A 2011 study by Canterbury 

University’s GeoHealth Laboratory 

found that fast food outlets 

were five times more likely to be 

clustered around schools than 

other areas. 

It also found they’re three 

times more likely to be near 

poorer areas. 

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DESK News..................................3 & 5 

Isabella Garbett, 17, is a wonderful 

example of a young person 

unafraid to stand up and fight for 

what she believes in. In this week’s 

Our People feature, she talks to 

reporter Georgia O’Connor- 

Harding about apathy around 

women’s issues in her age group 

and weighs in on the Hornby High 

School skirt debate. A great read 

on page 8. 

Regular columnist, fire risk 

management officer Mark Thomas, 

describes a frightening call-out 

of a young child apparently unconscious 

on a swing. Fortunately, 

it had a happy ending – see his 

column on page 4. 

If your school is celebrating 

Maori Language Week, send in 

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News 

Concern over car park loss 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

BUSINESSES ALONG North 

Avon Rd are saying road works, 

which will see them lose 35 car 

parks on the street, is “overkill”. 

North Avon Rd may lose the 

parks and have to put up with 

four months of road works if a 

city council road upgrade goes 

ahead. 

The city council is currently 

consulting with the public about 

the Richmond road receiving a 

$2.9 million upgrade from January 

next year. 

City council 

head of transport 

Chris 

Gregory (left) 

said the road 

would lose car 

parking spaces, 

which will not 

return after the 

upgrade is completed. 

“The 35 car parks are needed 

to accommodate cycle lanes 

along what is part of the local 

cycle network, and to allow for 

some street landscaping. There 

are no plans to replace them,” 

he said. 

A spokeswoman for Delta 

Community Support Trust, 

based on North Avon Rd, said 

she was worried the works 

would interfere with planned 

renovations. 

“We are embarking on some 

major renovations at Delta 

ourselves and part of that was 

re-doing our street frontage on 

North Avon Rd. So this has come 

as news to us, and I think it’s 

definitely something we will have 

to look at extensively,” she said. 

Mr Gregory said the road 

works would not directly affect 

any access to Delta. 

Another part of the upgrade 

would see a traffic island 

installed to prevent traffic 

turning right into Stapletons 

Rd. 

But North Avon Pharmacy 

owner Duncan Hurren said the 

city council is over-reacting to a 

non-existent problem. 

“I really don’t see any issue 

with the current layout there. 

One of my staff has been 

here for seven years and has 

never seen an accident in that 

intersection (Stapletons Rd and 

North Avon Rd), so she doesn’t 

know why they’re bothering,” 

he said. 

Mr Gregory said the traffic 

island would act as a safety 

improvement for the road. 

“An island along North Avon 

will prevent right turning into, 

and out of, Stapletons Rd. These 

movements have been the cause 

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of accidents, and created delays 

for other traffic waiting on the 

turners, in the past . . . there 

have been five crashes at the Stapletons, 

North Avon, Stanmore 

intersection over the last five 

years. One involving a cyclist,” 

he said. 

Public consultation is open 

until July 20. To have your say 

visit the city council website. 

HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you 

think the North Avon and 

Stapletons Rds intersection 

is dangerous? Should a 

traffic island be installed? 

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In Brief 

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Community Campus’ temporary 

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Primary School site. Haeata staff 

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classes, as well as host meetings. 

SERVICE REQUESTS UP 

A report presented to the 

Burwood-Pegasus Community 

Board on Monday saw customer 

service requests for graffiti, water 

reactive management and street 

cleaning, rise again. In February, 

there was 130 requests to council 

to deal with water management, 

104 for street cleaning, and 77 for 

graffiti. But for the month of May, 

the board saw those numbers 

have risen. In May, there was 196 

requests for water management, 

147 for graffiti, and 131 for street 

cleaning. This means the number 

of service requests for graffiti in 

the eastern suburbs has nearly 

doubled in recent months. 

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Your Local Views 

PEGASUS POST 

Connect with others 

to boost wellbeing 

FLAME FILES 

Kim Morton 

is the 

manager 

of Ōtautahi 

Creative 

Spaces, a 

wellbeing 

through 

creativity 

initiative which is based 

at the Phillipstown 

Community Hub and runs 

programmes at Aranui 

Library. She speaks about 

health and wellbeing on 

the east. 

In proposing that the city 

council allocate funding to 

mental health in Christchurch, 

Mayor Lianne Dalziel bravely 

confronted an unavoidable truth 

– the terribly compromised wellbeing 

of people in Christchurch. 

The fallout from the turmoil 

of school closures, the loss of 

homes and communities, unresolved 

insurance disputes, financial 

insecurity, and underlying 

poverty will play out for years to 

come. 

Health service centre to open 

at Eastgate Shopping Centre 

NEW ZEALAND’S first 

large-scale social and health 

service centre will open at 

Eastgate Shopping Centre this 

week – and the neighbouring 

Linwood Library is expecting a 

big boost as a result. 

The Loft will house Aviva, Barnardos, 

the Family Help Trust, 

He Waka Tapu, New Zealand 

Red Cross and the Linwood 

Medical Centre. 

They will all provide specialist 

services from one shared space 

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The mental health crisis appeared 

to deepen this week with 

the Canterbury District Health 

Board’s announcement that 

they will take $23 million from 

older adults’ health to top up 

the shortfall in mental health 

funding. 

We need to find creative 

solutions to mental health and 

wellbeing in Christchurch. At 

the heart of a healthy city is opportunities 

for social connection. 

Connecting with others 

through creativity is one powerful 

way of boosting wellbeing: 

art gives us hope, a voice, and a 

way of telling our story. Creativity 

can also be respite from the 

relentless pressures of our lives. 

on the first-floor of the mall. 

Together with the Linwood 

Library, the service hub will span 

over 3000 sq m. 

Linwood Library team leader 

Alan Seaton said the development 

was an opportunity to 

connect with more people in the 

community. 

“It’s a really good opportunity 

for Linwood Library,” Mr Seaton 

said 

“In terms of foot count, we’re 

currently the third busiest library 

Many people don’t feel a connection 

to the re-emerging CBD 

and it feels like there’s a deepening 

divide between the central 

city and the suburbs. 

This makes local gathering 

places even more important. 

One exciting initiative is the hub 

that’s emerging from the closed 

Central New Brighton School, 

and it looks like creativity will 

feature strongly there. 

To reinforce this, we need our 

council to adopt visionary social 

wellbeing and arts policies – and 

we need to make these issues 

count in the upcoming election. 

Both created in early 2000s, 

the current policies are inadequate 

for the post-earthquake 

landscape. 

Dunedin’s arts and culture 

strategy Ara Toi – Our Creative 

Future is a fabulous model, 

showing that far from being 

sidelined as a peripheral thing 

that’s nice to have, the arts are 

an integral part of the fabric of 

a city with economic, social, 

cultural and health outcomes. 

in the network, and we are only 

going to get busier with this 

development, so we’re excited. 

“The library currently sits on 

the first floor of Eastgate Shopping 

Centre. Customers have to go out 

of their way to get to the library – 

it’s a destination,” he said. 

The Loft will have more than 

80 full-time staff members in the 

social service space, and 35 in the 

primary health care space. 

The centre will support a client 

base of around 3500 people. 

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and another in Wilsons Rd on 

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News 

Serial tagger caught on camera 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

Office space with a view 

A NEW business hub in the east 

is beginning to take shape – and 

one of its selling points is the 

view. 

The ARGO co-working space 

will provide an environment for 

those wanting a better work-life 

balance, and a view out past 

New Brighton Library and onto 

the beach. 

It will be situated on the second 

floor at 215 Marine Parade, 

in the pedestrian mall, across 

the road from the library. 

Owner and creator of the 

ARGO project, Rebecca Tavete, 

said she hopes the office space 

will become a hub for those in 

creative and technological jobs. 

“We’re looking to get in 

designers, those working in multi-media, 

app designers and freelancers 

that can all collaborate 

together. It’ll be easier for them 

to have a work-lifestyle balance 

as well. And with that, they’ll be 

in a supportive, creative space,” 

she said. 

An open night on July 8 will 

show potential clients what the 

space will look like on opening 

day, which Mrs Tavete hopes 

will be enough for them to sign 

up for a spot. 

“You’re your own boss basically, 

so you can come in at 5am 

if you want, leave at 8am and go 

for a surf, and then come back 

after,” she said. 

New Brighton Business 

and Landowners Association 

manager Paul Zaanen said the 

A MAN suspected of tagging 

a distinctive mark across New 

Brighton has been caught in the 

act by a home security camera. 

Last week, the Pegasus Post 

reported that between 60 and 

70 per cent of all graffiti in 

New Brighton and North New 

Brighton during April and May 

was a tag reading ‘DOFUS’. 

In the month of June, the number 

of tags in the area had risen 

to between 40 and 50 instances. 

A North New Brighton 

resident unwittingly captured 

pictures of the serial tagger in 

action on June 16. 

The resident, who did not want 

to be named in fear of the tagger 

returning to their home, said 

they initially took no notice of 

the man. 

But the following day, they 

walked out of their home to see 

WHAT A VIEW: A New Brighton business hub aims to open in August, with the attraction of 

having beach views like this. 

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association and the creators of 

ARGO had collaborated on the 

project for a long time. 

“We’re just here to help and 

advise really. It’s taken about 10 

months to get it all under way, 

and we just offer a support role 

to that,” he said. 

the word ‘DOFUS’ spray painted 

on a power pole. 

“I saw the guy from my workshop 

and saw him stop by the 

pole. 

“I didn’t think of it until I went 

out the next day and saw the 

tag. I got him on the camera’s 

footage. He got the next power 

pole on the street as well, and I’ve 

also seen it on Marine Parade as 

well,” they said. 

City council team leader for 

Mrs Tavete hopes to gain 

enough support from the community 

on the open day to go 

ahead with her planned opening 

date of August 1. 

“There’s no other place in the 

city I believe that this could 

happen. This is the ultimate 

graffiti Valerie Merryweather 

said between May 1 and May 

31, there was 13 records of the 

‘DOFUS’ tag being removed by a 

graffiti removal team. 

The photos have been provided 

to police. Senior Sergeant Dave 

Robertson, said they were investigating 

the tagging. 

“If we can identify him from 

the photo then we will look to 

charge him . . . I’m surprised we 

haven’t heard of him yet.” 

location, a truly inspiring 

landscape. If we get a 30 per cent 

occupancy, we can make it happen. 

So it’s about people buying 

in really,” she said. 

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In Brief 

PLAYGROUND REPAIRS 

Repairs have been made to 

New Brighton’s ‘whale pool’ 

playground after a resident 

found cracks in the slide and 

play equipment that had been 

boarded up. City council head 

of parks Andrew Rutledge said 

action was taken to assess and 

make the play equipment safe. 

This led to the treatment of 

corrosion and repairs to the 

slide. Three new swing seats 

were also installed. Mr Rutledge 

said city council playgrounds 

were inspected monthly through 

a maintenance programme, 

with contractors acting on any 

immediate health and safety 

concerns. “The most recent 

inspection report from June 

6 did not indicate any play 

equipment that needed repair,” 

he said. 

TREE REPLANTING 

The Avon-Otakaro Network is 

crowd funding a campaign to 

plant 2000 trees in Anzac Drive 

Reserve. It will carry out the 

replanting on July 29 and 30. 

So far, it has raised more than 

$5000 but only has three more 

weeks to reach $16,660. To help 

replant the trees on one or both 

days, or donate to the campaign, 

visit www.millionmetres.org.nz 

for more information. 

LINWOOD REPAIRS 

The Stronger Christchurch 

Infrastructure Rebuild Team has 

begun repairing pump station 

one on Pages Rd. The generator 

section in the building was 

structurally displaced during 

the earthquakes. Work has 

begun to demolish the generator 

section. Once demolished, a new 

building will be constructed on 

the site. Work will continue for 

about five months. 

AVONSIDE CLOSURE 

Last week, Stronger Christchurch 

Infrastructure Rebuild Team 

closed off the rest of Retreat Rd 

in Avonside. It will remain closed 

for about five months to allow 

SCIRT access to the broken waste 

water main. Residents access to 

Retreat Rd will be maintained 

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Mobile 

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schools 

A MOBILE learning centre 

carrying some of the country’s 

most advanced technology 

visited eastern schools recently. 

Avondale School hosted the 

learning centre on Thursday. 

It also visited Aranui and Linwood 

North schools. 

The centre’s focus is on educating 

lower decile and remote 

schools about the benefits of 

technology and how it can be 

effectively used. 

The high-tech vehicle travels 

the country letting students, 

parents, teachers, senior citizens 

and community groups 

experience some of the world’s 

latest technology. 

The centre has booths and 

pods which allow pupils to 

listen and learn. 

There’s also an activity area 

to create digital content and 

experiment with devices like 

cameras and tablets. 

So far the mobile learning 

centre has been to Aranui, 

Bamford, St Anne, Hornby, 

Linwood North, Rowley Ave, 

Wharenui, and Avondale 

schools. 

The centre will visit six more 

primary schools over the next 

two weeks. 

AVONSIDE GIRLS’ High 

School and Linwood College 

took away awards for 

outstanding performances in 

the regional Big Sing finals held 

recently. 

The Avonside choir received 

the Outstanding Recital Performance 

by a Girls’ Choir award, 

SCHOOLS 

New entrants 

Last week, Banks Avenue 

School had seven new 

pupils start their journey into 

education. Ben, Catherine, 

Charlee-May, Christopher, 

Drae, Luke and Summer all 

showed the things they’re 

most keen to learn about at 

school. 

Email photos to fraser.walker@starmedia.kiwi 

Avonside, Linwood perform well at Big Sing contest 

and Linwood took out the 

Outstanding Performance of a 

Composition with a Maori or 

Pasifika text award. 

The competition was held over 

two days at Knox Church, with 

a gala concert at the St Mary’s 

Pro-Cathedral. 

More than 500 students in 29 

Waitakiri mixed team beat their neighbour, Queenspark, in the inter-schools 

basketball competition last week. 

PHOTOS: CANTERBURY BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION 

SHIELD THE BALL: Lucas Smith 

waits for support while shielding off a 

defender. 

CATCH AND MOVE: Hayley Sullivan 

receives the ball from a team mate. 

choirs from 18 school participated. 

Awards were given by regional 

judge David Griffiths, who is a 

professional opera singer and 

former teacher at the University 

of Waikato. 

Although the judge is not 

required to give out any awards, 

PEGASUS POST 

TACTICAL DRIBBLING: Seth Sullivan 

takes control of the game by dribbling 

down the court. 

TO THE 

HOOP: 

Fergus 

Simcott 

takes a shot 

at the hoop 

for Waitakiri. 

Mr Griffiths presented more than 

10 outstanding performance 

awards to competitors. This included 

Outstanding Performance 

by a First Time Big Sing Choir, 


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homeless every Sunday. 

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been awarded the Advocate 

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Awards last week? 

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from that, I am so incredibly 

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was up against do some incredible 

things. So good, but at the 

same time I wish everyone could 

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This award is about ensuring 

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of the things you do to ensure 

this happens in the city? 

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Red Cross project, Bounce. 

It came about after the earthquake 

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creating a space for young people 

to talk about well-being and 

gearing them up with some tips 

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the head of community service, 

the sustainability council, the 

student council and head of 

debating. 

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women’s rights as well? 

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lens. There is a real trend 

with year 9-11 students where 

they are quite apathetic to a lot of 

women’s issues. (Men and women) 

might be equal in the eyes of 

the law, but we are not equal in 

the eyes of society. It is important 

to me when that younger 

generation comes through that 

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have come from and we have a 

good appreciation of women and 

their places in society. But feminism 

isn’t just about women – it 

affects men, too. 

What did you think of the 

whole Hornby High School 

skirt debacle last week? 

That is just another classic 

example of ridiculous doublestandards. 

Because when you 

tell girls that they need to wear 

longer skirts because they are 

distracting male teachers or male 

students, you are telling a boy 

he is more entitled to education 

than a girl is – and that is just not 

the case. A lot of the time people 

don’t think about what they are 

saying and how it translates. I 

know the school’s response was 

that it was not what they were 

quite trying to say, but as soon as 

you start saying those messages 

it is really harmful. 

Is there inequality in the city? 

Yes, it is not horrific, but New 

Zealand on a whole has quite 

an interesting culture in terms 

of gender inequality. Even with 

young boys and the messages 

we give them – that they have 

got to be strong, don’t cry – that 

is harmful. It is about ensuring 

both genders are given equal 

opportunity. We have horrendous 

domestic violence, rape, 

sexual violence. We have got bad 

suicide stats in New Zealand as 

a whole. 

And you have made a major 

contribution to the homeless? 

Our school has a relationship 

with this taxi driver called 

Daniel, who runs a feeding the 

homeless thing every Sunday at 

Latimer Square. I started doing 

that in year 10. I like to give back 

when I can. Over time I have 

built up some cool relationships 

HIGH ACHIEVER: Isabella Garbett was recently recognised at the Canterbury Youth Awards. 

(Inset) At the Canterbury A&P Show with Pablo, mascot for the New Zealand Red Cross project, 

Bounce. 

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with the people (involved). 

Being able to understand why 

the homeless are where they 

are, and what is going on in 

their lives, is like building a 

friendship. 

Tell me about some of the 

most interesting people you 

have met? 

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who has been out of prison for 

five years. He is now working 

with more recently released 

prisoners to help them deal with 

getting out of prison. There was 

another guy, I’m not sure what 

his background was, but he 

sleeps on the street. He is one of 

the nicest people I have ever met. 

He keeps the order (in Latimer 

Square), makes sure everyone 

stands in a line and the kids get 

fed first. He is the last to come 

up and that is really humbling 

to see. 

What is it like seeing people 

your own age and even younger 

in that situation? 

It breaks my heart. I do the 

things I do because I have an 

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somewhere. It is people like that 

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to do a law degree and major 

in gender studies and history and 

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and viola. I love playing in the 

school orchestra. Aside from 

that, I hang out with my friends. 

I would not be anywhere near 

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critically. I have two younger 

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Monday, July 4 until Saturday, 

July 16, Monday to Friday 11am- 

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Nicholas Williamson’s paintings 

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until Saturday, July 16. 

Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester 

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New Brighton Museum 

Golden Oldie Movies 

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July 18: Fly Away Home, 1996, by 

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Little Caesar, 1931, by Edward G 

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New Brighton Museum, 8 

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Dahl Delights – School 

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Tuesday July 12, 10.30-11.30am 

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at children aged 7-12 years old. 

No bookings required. There is a 

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The group is looking for new 

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First visit is free. Spread 

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Shirley Showcase 

Wednesday August 3, 2-3pm 

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“ Kia ora 

Hi I am Jo Hayes the National list MP based in Christchurch East. I 

have been the National list MP based in Christchurch East since 

2014. 

I have been working hard alongside many external agencies, 

organisations and the government to get things done. Recently I was 

involved in a number of Christchurch East projects that have included: 

Working with the Minister for Regenerate Christchurch in moving 

the proposed landfill site away from the Waimairi Beach (Ascot 

Drive) residential area in response to a meeting with the local 

residents association. 

Supporting the Rural Firefighters application to hold their annual 

sports day on red zone land. This had initially been declined by 

LINZ and was overturned with the support of the Minister for Regenerate 

Christchurch. 

Providing support to a number of constituents with Housing, 

Immigration and EQC issues. 

Supporting constituent oral submissions to the Council over the 

redevelopment of QE2. 

Advocating for the retention of the Travis Road Medical Centre 

Car Park. 

Supporting businesses in the Parklands area concerning roads 

and infrastructure repairs and,supporting constituents in Kainga 

related to regional council issues. 

I attended the opening of the new ECAN offices with the PM and 

senior Ministers recently, then visited Burwood Hospital with the PM. 

A visit to the Union Methodist Church op shop and a viewing of the 

excellent community project helping families gave me an insight into 

“what really matters” to those families living in New Brighton. The 

opening of the new Aranui Community Centre was a special 

moment for the community and I trust it will be well used. I am proud 

to host the Brighton Art Gallery in Parliament from May 30 to June 

30. The opening had the highest MP attendance. Thanks to Judy 

Harrington, her team at the Brighton Gallery and the wonderful 

Artists. 

In my role I am privileged to represent the NZ government at an 

international level. These have included the South Asian forum on 

the Elimination of Child Marriage in Kathmandu and supporting 

Pacific Women MP in Samoa. Both trips I have bought back 

valuable information that informs government policy or supports 

women to stand for public office. 

I believe a huge part of my job is to listen to YOU. I want you to tell 

me how I can help you and I will try my best to do this. It may take 

time, but I will get a result. So call my office for a time to meet with 

either me or my MP Support – Debbie. 

Nga mihi mahana 

Jo Hayes. 

“ 

www.national.org.nz 

. 

I really enjoyed visiting The New Brighton 

Art Gallery and seeing the students from 

Rawhiti School creating some fantastic 

work. 

I had the privilege in participating in the 

Wainoi Methodist Church Scone Bake 

Off with other MP’s & Council members. 

Delighted to attend the opening of the 

new Aranui Wainoni Community Centre. 

Show casing Christchchurch East Art 

works from Brighton Gallery in the 

Parliamentary Art Gallery Bowen 

House Wellington: May 30th to June 

30th 

John Key 

Right Honourable Prime 

Minister of New Zealand 

Lets talk. 

I believe a huge part of my 

job is to listen to you the 

people. 

If you have any issues Ior 

challenges please give me a 

call so we can talk PH: 384 

9459. 

Happy to speak to 

community groups. 

I am particuarly keen to speak 

with any sports or community 

groups in Christchurch East. It 

does not matter how big or 

small the event or size of the 

crowd, I will go out of my way 

to make myself avaialable to 

address and listen to you. 

Simply contact the office 

during works hours to check 

on my availibility. 

What’s coming up: 

On Prime TV: I will be 

appearing in a new documentary 

series called “Inside 

Parliament: this will screen in 

August. 

You’re invited: to visit the 

Parliamentary Art Gallery in 

Wellington to see the 25 

Brighton Artists work on 

display. Only showing until 30 

June 2016. 

Contact me: 

P: 03 3849459 

M: 021 620 316 

E: joanne.hayes@parliament.govt.nz 

www.johayes.co.nz 

Jo Hayes 

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based in 

Christchurch East 

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Aspire Canterbury Shop – shop online or call in to our shop at 314 

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SENIOR LIVING 

Rangiora welcomes Nurse Maude’s 

Health & Mobility Shop 

Nurse MauDe’s health & 

Mobility shop in Wairakei road has 

long been the go to shop for those 

who need specialised products and 

equipment that allow them to live as 

independently as possible in their own 

home. 

this month Nurse Maude opens its 

second health & Mobility shop in high 

street in rangiora with the same range 

of incontinence and allied products 

with new items added regularly as they 

come on the market. 

Geared toward facilitating greater 

independence and quality of life, 

Nurse Maude’s health & Mobility 

shops also have an online option where 

many of the same range of diverse 

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Nurse Maude’s online health & 

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nearest town. 

the staff at Nurse Maude’s health 

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in a recent multi country double blind 

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coQ10 should be added as a standard 

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PAULGER COURTS 

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the value of our residents maintaining 

their community attachments, hobbies 

and independence, whilst knowing that 

support and companionship is there if 

they need it. 

the village’s 34 semi-detached but 

private units sit in landscaped grounds 

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and hospital. on hand at GMh robyn 

and her team are available to answer any 

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residents need. 

Paulger courts units are designed to 

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in, whilst relieving the residents of the 

burden of home maintenance or reliance 

on family for urgent assistance. With 

the supplied ‘Never alone’ alarm, the 

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am quietly confident it will work out.” 

The degree will certainly open doors for 

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My long term plan is project management 

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“My family are happy, in that island 

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Pasifika students in engineering. “The first 

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but numbers have increased in the last 

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“The biggest challenge is managing the 

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027 432-3822 or 351-9147 

email 

co.nz 

johnmill@ihug. 

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043-2034 

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& 

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4311440. 

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small job specialty Ph 

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027 435-8759 

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480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 

379 1400 

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383-1448 

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ph 03 338-1655 

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Lunch includes two courses and beverages with master of ceremony Gary 

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TAB & Gaming, Function Facilities, 

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8PM SATURDAY (SPORTS BAR, $2 entry) 

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We are family friendly. 

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TWO 

COURSES 

from 

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Members, guests and 

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- upstairs - 

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Open FRIDAY, 

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SUNDAY 31st JULY 

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BRUNCH! 

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10.30am-2.30pm 

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Sunday 24th July 

H ORNBY 

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CLUB 

«WHAT'S ON« 

WESTVIEW LOUNGE 

FRIDAY 

8 July, 7PM 

ROBBIE DREW 

SATURDAY 

9 July, 4.30PM 

AL PARK 

8PM 

SHALOW 

«COMING UP« 

SUNDAY 

17 July, 1PM 

MID-CANTERBURY 

COUNTRY MUSIC 

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MID WINTER XMAS BUFFET 

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THIS SUNDAY 

10th JULY 

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Bookings Essential 

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from 

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HAPPY 

HOUR 

5PM - 7PM 

DAILY 

LIVE 

Rhonda Campbell duo 

6PM FRIDAY 8th July 

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