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Funding woes unresolved 

for hot salt water pools 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

WHILE THE location of New 

Brighton’s hot salt water pools is 

being narrowed down, whether 

the project will go ahead still 

hangs in the balance, with crucial 

funding still yet to be found. 

Development Christchurch 

Ltd, a city council-owned 

company charged with the 

suburb’s rejuvenation, said it 

was still seeking funding for the 

project. 

Last year, the city council 

committed $5 million to the 

project but it will need more 

than that to go ahead, said DCL 

chief executive Rob Hall. 

“As we stand we still need 

to secure funding otherwise 

there will be no project,” he 

said. 

The amount of funding needed 

by DCL is not yet known, as 

Mr Hall said the information 

is “commercially sensitive” 

and will be released sometime 

after the meeting with the city 

council. 

But the location has been 

narrowed down to between the 

pier and the New Brighton Surf 

Lifesaving Club, he said. 

DCL has four projects in New 

Brighton, including the hot salt 

water pools. The $2.4 million 

North Beach promenade, the 

suburb’s commercial core, and a 

“quick wins” category. 

A feasibility report for both the 

hot salt pools and the promenade 

will be presented to the city 

council by the end of the month, 

but residents will have to wait 

as the meeting will be behind 

closed doors. 

New Brighton is also 

undergoing a “deep clean” of 

streets, foreshore and beach 

areas to tidy up the suburb. 

Mr Hall said it was also trying 

to remove “road blocks” in the 

way of potential investors being 

attracted to the area. 

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in the UC Championship. Topai-Aveai was 

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which is presented to the player who receives 

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the year by the opposition team. 

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DESK News......................3, 5, 6 & 7 

A FEW years ago, back when I 

was cutting my reporter teeth 

on the Pegasus Post, I remember 

the community’s frustration 

to get the pedestrian mall and 

surrounding streets cleaned 

regularly. It seemed like such a 

basic thing to provide and I was 

dismayed to see when I returned 

to this newsroom, we were still 

fighting the same issue. 

Well, with Development 

Christchurch’s mandate, including 

New Brighton, it seems the suburb 

may finally be getting traction 

on this issue, plus the promised 

promenade and the hot salt water 

pools. Reporter Fraser Walker- 

Pearce has the latest updates on the 

projects on page 6 and 7. 

Tree roots are causing trouble 

to footpaths at Westhaven and 

residents are lobbying hard to get 

a city council rule changed to prevent 

future damage. See page 3. 

Hei kona, Shelley Robinson 

Development Christchurch Ltd is looking to revitalise New 

Brighton in four major projects. 

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News 

Call for tree bylaw change 


FRUSTRATED Westhaven 

residents say a 23-year-old city 

council tree bylaw needs to be 

urgently changed to prevent 

more people being left with 

cracked and broken driveways. 

Residents Russell Hamilton 

and Graham Crow both spoke 

at last week’s Burwood-Pegasus 

Community Board meeting. 

They said plane trees that were 

planted around the turn of the 

century, have broken through 

pavement and driveways, lifted 

their grass berms, and even begun 

to encroach on a brick fence. 

But Mr Hamilton and Mr 

Crow cannot cut them down 

because the trees belong to 

the city council, as they are on 

the grass berms outside their 

houses. 

City council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge said trees 

on berms are managed by the 

city council through a regular 

inspection and maintenance 

programme. 

“Residents are not permitted 

to cut down trees on council 

berms. Residents are encouraged 

to contact the city council 

if they have any questions or 

concerns about a tree outside 

their house,” he said. 

The residents lobbied the 

community board to change 

a troublesome tree bylaw so 

others do not end up with the 

same fate. 

The city council passed a 

policy in December 1993 about 

tree planting in streets, which 

is still active today. It states that 

trees should be “appropriate in 

size, density and position” for 

the street. 

City councillor Glenn Livingstone 

said the policy was 

outdated and needed to be 

revisited. 

“It was written in 1993, so it 

is definitely outdated. The problem 

is that there’s a disconnect 

between that policy and the 

process,” he said. 

Mr Hamilton said the two 

plane trees outside his property 

were there two years before his 

family moved in, around 1998, 

and have grown to a height of 

about 6m, with a base width of 

40cm. 

The grass berm outside Mr 

Hamilton’s house is only 1m 

wide, he said, so the trees are 

“far too big” for the space. 

Mr Crow said the land 

developers at the time only 

considered the aesthetic look of 

the trees rather than the impact 

they would have later on. 

“It appears when they chose 

the trees 20 years ago they 

didn’t consider how large some 

of the trees would get . . . they’re 

still growing,” he said. 

Cr Livingstone said the policy 

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Its roots are 

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GRAHAM 

CROW 

is “grounded in common sense” 

but needs to be looked at to prevent 

future subdivisions from 

having the same problem. 

“It has implications for 

current and future subdivisions. 

The growth areas for 

Christchurch are definitely the 

north-east like Prestons, and 

the south-west of the city too, 

like Halswell. So it’s important 

that we get it right so we’re 

not digging up relatively new 

streets,” he said. 

In Brief 

SCHOOL’S CLOSING CEREMONY 

THe closing ceremony for Wainoni 

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December 9. A meeting was held 

last week for people who are 

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for fundraising on the day or with 

the ceremony. Anyone with ideas for 

activities on the day is invited to talk 

to the school. 

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Your Local Views 

Anti-fluoridation argument 

doesn’t ‘hold much water’ 

Nick King 

responds to 

last week’s 

opinion piece 

by John 

Verd about 

the dangers 

of water 

fluoridation 

in Christchurch 

With respect John, I think 

your passion for the well-being 

of others is admirable but, in this 

case, misguided. 

To suffer a “toxic dose” of 

fluoride, at the current safe and 

recommended level you’d have to 

guzzle 25 gallons of water. You’d 

die from hyperhydration first. 

Sola dosis facit venenum – the 

dose makes the poison. 

You quote Hirzy and Connett 

as if that adds weight to the antifluoride 

argument. 

They are not respected in their 

field, nor do they speak for the 

(United States) Environmental 

Protection Agency. And they’re 

at odds with their peers and 

mountains of research. 

I suspect these “studies” are the 

well-known “Chinese studies”, 

popular among conspiracy theorists 

and widely discredited. Fifty 

poor studies versus thousands 

of more robust studies does not 

make a solid case. 

The Chinese studies fail to 

acknowledge the higher than recommended 

levels of fluoride and 

other chemicals (also other factors 

that may contribute to lower 

IQ), including arsenic and iodine 

– iodine being a good example 

of “beneficial in small doses, 

dangerous in higher doses”. 

The dose makes the poison. 

Even if it is a by-product of an 

industrial process, so what? Lots 

of things are. We call it recycling. 

It’s safe at the levels required to 

be beneficial to teeth. 

Sure, it might be classed as 

a hazardous product which, of 

course, it will be if you’re counting 

it by the truck load. 

Hydrochloric acid is highly 

corrosive, but is also produced 

naturally by your own body. 

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The dose makes the poison. 

I’m all for questioning and 

challenging the status-quo – 

things go stale if we don’t. 

But scaring people with 

sciencey-sounding rhetoric isn’t 

very helpful, even if your intentions 

are good. 

I too have my own reservations 

about this situation because of 

Christchurch’s reputation for 

amazing water, and I have an 

emotional attachment to that. 

But the points you covered just 

don’t hold much water (pun 

intended) and are potentially 

unnecessarily scary for people. 

Readers respond to last 

week’s opinion piece by 

John Verd about fluoridated 

water 

Pam Webber, Middleton 

I agree with you. (It’s) 

abhorrent that they intend 

ruining our beautiful 

Christchurch water. Keep up the 

good work. 

Ian Orchard, Papanui 

I won’t be losing sleep 

over the possibility of 

fluoridated water until I get 

some more details which 

John Verd omitted from 

his soapbox. The somewhat 

breathless revelation that 

hydrofluorosilicic acid (more 

properly Hexafluorosilicic acid) 

is a by-product of the fertiliser 

industry isn’t particularly 

relevant. Like sausages, lots 

of ingredients in food come 

from pathways that we prefer 

not to know about, without 

being in any way hazardous. 

On the other hand, plenty of 

ingredients can be dangerous 

in the wrong concentrations. 

Sodium chloride and 

dihydrogen oxide are two classic 

examples. Sodium bicarbonate, 

frequently recommended for 

tough cleaning jobs, is also an 

essential ingredient in cakes. 

John makes no mention of the 

concentration of fluoride ions in 

treated water. The World Health 

Organisation recommends 

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1mg/l or one part per million, 

hardly a toxic dose for a mineral 

that doesn’t accumulate in the 

body. He also omits to mention 

the ‘elevated’ levels of fluorine 

required to cause reduced 

IQ, or whether association is 

actual causation, or if any of 

the 50 studies had survived 

peer review? It’s much easier to 

scaremonger if you leave out 

any details that might counter 

your beliefs. 

Fee, Fendalton 

I am very annoyed that 

people do not have a choice 

with fluoridation. It’s mass 

poisoning. I certainly do not 

want to drink a neurotoxin 

everyday. What about babies 

and pregnant mothers? I would 

have to buy a special water filter 

that can get rid of fluoride. 

Children who have rotten teeth 

are most likely not drinking 

water and consuming too much 

sugar. Better to educate than 

fluoridate. 

Daniel Brice, Woolston 

I strongly support John 

Verd’s article on water 

fluoridation. It’s a poison and, 

like all things we ingest, it 

should be done of our own 

hand. I will be doing as much 

as possible to stop our precious 

water from being tainted with 

this chemical and having the 

choice taken from me of water I 

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North Beach surf club seeks 

help to celebrate centenary 

• By Ian Stuart 

NORTH BEACH surf lifeguards 

have put their hands up for help. 

The North Beach Surf 

Lifesaving Club celebrates 

100 years of service to the 

community later this year and is 

looking for former members and 

memorabilia for its centennial 

celebrations during Labour 

weekend. 

Chairman Roger Smith said 

the club had contacted former 

club members but there 

were many who could not be 

found. 

“We are extraordinarily proud 

of our record of never having 

had a drowning in the patrolled 

area of our beach since we began 

patrols in 1916. But we want to 

share that history with as many 

club members as we can,” he said. 

“The North Beach community 

has been incredibly supportive 

of the club over the years and 

we are asking locals to help us 

track down former members. So 

if anyone in the community may 

know of former club members, 

we would ask them to make 

contact.” 

Mr Smith said the club was 

also looking for any memorabilia 

associated with surf lifesaving 

and the North Beach club. 

“In recent years, surf lifesaving 

has changed dramatically, and 

some techniques and gear many 

of us used as youngsters are no 

longer in use. We are appealing 

to anyone who might have a flag, 

a march past uniform, early photographs 

of the beach, or even an 

old rescue line and reel, to make 

contact.” 

The club was officially formed 

in 1916 after members of the 

New Brighton club had earlier 

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a report from city council staff 

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that due to the surrounding 

environment of the road, which 

now includes residential properties 

and commercial growth, it was 

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The city council-owned Development Christchurch Ltd is spearheading 

the rejuvenation of New Brighton focusing on four areas. It comes after 

the suburb has struggled for years to get attention from authorities, 

falling into disrepair. Reporter Fraser Walker-Pearce has the latest update 

on the projects. 

Hot salt water pools 

The location of where the hot 

salt water pools will be is being 

narrowed down, with locations 

between the Pier and New 

Brighton Surf Lifesaving Club. 

But the success of the project 

still hangs on where the money 

will come from, with funding 

still up in the air. 

A business 

case proposal 

on the hot salt 

water pools 

is still being 

developed, but 

will be before 

the city council 

by the end of the 

month. 

Development Christchurch Ltd 

chief executive Rob Hall (left) 

said it was looking at locations 

between the pier and the New 

Brighton Surf Lifesaving Club as 

potential sites for the pools. 

“We are generally looking 

in just that small area . . . it is 

council owned-land and will still 

need to go through the process 

COMING TO 

BRIGHTON?: New 

Brighton’s hot salt 

water pools could 

be based on St 

Clair’s pools in 

Dunedin. 

of consent,” he said. 

He said DCL had not yet found 

funding for the project. 

“As we stand we still need to 

secure funding otherwise there 

will be no project. You only 

have a project when funding is 

secured.’’ 

Last year, the city council committed 

$5 million to the project 

but it will need more than that to 

go ahead. 

Mr Hall said it was also looking 

at how it would ensure the 

hot salt water pool would not 

“compete” with the Eastern Recreation 

and Sports Centre going 

in only 3km away. 

The hot salt water pools project 

has been one of controversy ever 

since it was raised by a community 

advisory group in 2013. 

Over the past three years, 

funding was denied, then later 

granted by the city council, and 

now New Brighton’s legacy 

project has been handed over to 

DCL to complete. 

After being in charge of the 

project for just four months, 

DCL will present an “indicative 

business case” to the city council 

at the end of this month. 

New Brighton Business Landowners 

Association manager 

Paul Zaanen said the association 

meets with DCL regularly and 

there is “a huge amount of data” 

exchanged between the two, ensuring 

DCL won’t repeat or skip 

any steps in the process. 

North Beach promenade 

By the end of the month, 

the city council will know 

whether a $2.4 million plan to 

put a promenade in North New 

Brighton will come to fruition. 

But residents will have to wait 

longer with the meeting likely to 

be behind closed doors. 

Mr Hall said after the city 

council instructed DCL to look at 

the feasibility of having a promenade 

in the wider New Brighton 

area, it talked with community 

groups to find their concerns. 

The report will be presented to 

the city council in conjunction 

with the New Brighton hot salt 

water pools project at an informal 

meeting at the end of the month. 

“City council informal meetings 

are typically public excluded, 

so we can talk to city councillors 

and other parties while we’re still 

in the planning stages,” Mr Hall 

said. 

The 900m promenade along the 

top of sand dunes in North Beach 

was proposed by local community 

group, the Community 

Connection Nga Ngaru Trust last 

year. 

It will be a 9m-wide track, 

running between Waimairi and 

North Beach Surf Lifesaving 

Clubs. 

DCL consulted with representatives 

from the North Beach 

Surf Lifesaving Club, along with 

city council staff, Environment 

Canterbury staff, and the Community 

Connection Nga Ngaru 

Trust on the project. 

Mr Zaanen said it would be 

tough for them to keep progressing 

while also keeping the community 

in the loop. 

“I think it’s going to be hard 

for DCL. The community wants 

to hear a lot of things and keep 

up to date so we need to figure 

out a way to keep them informed 

throughout,” he said. 

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Commercial core 

Along with a $20 million 

apartment complex being built 

in the heart of New Brighton, 

DCL and the NBBLA say they are 

attempting to remove potential 

road blocks for 

investors coming 

to the area. 

Mr Zaanen 

said potential 

road blocks for 

investors included 

insurance, 

land or building 

issues. 

“When (DCL) say road blocks, 

they’re looking to take away anything 

that could prevent someone 

from investing in the area. There 

might be insurance issues, there’s 

still a few buildings in New Brighton 

that are standing, but are closed 

or vacant, and other complexities 

like that,” he said. 

Mr Hall said it was too early to 

know for sure what could be seen 

in the core of New Brighton. 

“It’s probably too early to say 

what we could see there, we all 

agree that New Brighton needs 

a point of difference from other 

parts of the city, something that 

benefits the community and produces 

interest to New Brighton,” 

he said. 

Mr Zaanen (left) said while 

there had been good intentions 

and planning for the commercial 

TIME TO 

UPGRADE?: 

The New 

Brighton 

pedestrian 

mall is a part 

of bigger plans 

under DCL 

to revamp 

the suburb’s 

commercial 

core. PHOTO: 

GEOFF SLOAN 

core previously, it lacked 

“managerial experience” to make 

it happen. 

“There’s certainly an intention 

(from DCL) to amp it up now. . . 

there’s a whole group of professionals 

within that setup,” he said. 

Mr Zaanen said he felt for DCL 

who had been introduced to “a 

wall of information” when they 

took on the rejuvenation of New 

Brighton. 

“I mean chief executive Rob 

Hall only started three months 

ago and there’s just been so much 

stuff done since then in terms 

of plans, proposals, community 

consultations and projects,” he 

said. 

‘Quick wins’ 

After years of battling to 

get New Brighton streets and 

pedestrian mall regularly 

maintained, it appears work is 

finally happening. 

Mr Hall said one of its “quick 

win” projects, was a “deep clean” 

of the pavements, streets, gutters, 

and foreshore. 

DCL is also in the process of 

reviewing the contracts for New 

Brighton’ street maintenance 

and cleaning, which has been an 

ongoing problem for residents 

for a number of years. 

Mr Zaanen said the evidence 

of the “deep clean” project was 

apparent. 

“Even today there’s a whole 

bunch of cleaning up going on 

outside, cleaning and pruning. It 

might be step one of, you know, 

a 100-stage process, but we’re 

starting. 

“The quick wins are literally 

happening as we speak. There 

are cleaning teams down on the 

foreshore tidying, pruning and 

cleaning. They’re great quick 

wins. They’re jobs that need to 

be done and the community has 

been asking for them for a long 

time,” he said. 

DCL also spent $60 on Pokemon 

Go lures to attract people 

to the New Brighton markets. 

Mr Hall said DCL would look 

CLEAN UP: Streets in New 

Brighton received a much 

needed “deep clean” last 

week as one of DCL’s quick 

win projects. 

to the city council to see if the 

location of bus stops around the 

suburb could be improved in the 

coming weeks and months. 

SCIRT programme on the home straight 

SCIRT’s five year programme of repairs to pipes, roads, bridges and retaining walls is 

almost complete and will finish in December. 

Most of our repairs involve fixing the city’s underground pipe networks with only small 

amount of our work focused on roads. 

Our roading work largely involves fixing where we have dug down to repair and replace 

the earthquake damaged pipes beneath. The result may look a little patchy but we repair 

roads to a reliable and serviceable standard. 

The City Council and NZ Transport Agency will continue completing ongoing repairs to the 

city's earthquake-damaged roads after SCIRT. 

Progress in your neighbourhood 

• We’re almost finished connecting homes in Aranui to the new resilient vacuum system. This will be 

completed this month. Roading work will continue until 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. 

• 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 

sections of road until December. 

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Jo Hayes National List MP based in Christchurch East 

Eye on the environment 

You know that the Government is making bold and 

ambitious environmental policy when outlets such as 

National Geographic pick up the story. 

Predator Free New Zealand by 2050, announced just a 

few weeks ago, seeks to eradicate introduced predators 

such as rats, stoats and possums that kill about 25 million 

native birds across New Zealand each year. 

Zoologists from around the world applauded the project, 

which has never been achieved on the scale that the 

Government is proposing. But, National Geographic 

concluded of New Zealanders, “If anyone can do it, 

it’s definitely the Kiwis,” paying tribute to our country’s 

innovation in environmental research. 

Parliament hosts Christchurch East 

The last three months has seen Parliament host 

Christchurch East businesses and artists as part of Jo 

Hayes’ efforts to better connect local constituents with 

decision makers and political process. 

The Brighton Gallery exhibited New Brighton 

Regeneration at Parliament’s Bowen House in June, with 

a mixture of mediums including watercolour, acrylic and 

oil paintings, jewellery and sculptural pieces from 28 

different artists. 

The same month, Christchurch East electorate chair Peter 

Maguire, Ray White New Brighton owners Holly Jones 

and Maxine Jones, Paper Plus New Brighton owner Blair 

Hughes and Celebration Lions Sports Trust director Corey 

Watkinson joined Jo for a day in Parliament. They met 

Prime Minister John Key, witnessed the house in session, 

visited the set of Back Benchers and had a chance to talk 

with various cabinet ministers. 

I’m Jo Hayes, National’s list MP based in Christchurch East. 

I love being a part of this wonderful, tight-knit Christchurch East 

community. There’s so much going on that I just want to share a few 

highlights with you of what our community and Government are 

working on achieving together. 

Congratulations to... 

Jo Hayes would like to specially recognise the following 

locals for their outstanding achievements: 

Norman Dewes 

Norman, who established Te Runanga O Nga Maata Waka, 

was made a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 

the 2016 Queens’ Birthday honours list. 

Amy Palmer 

Avonside Girls’ High student Amy represented Jo Hayes 

as youth parliamentarian at a special two-day event at 

Parliament in July. Jo describes Amy as a “definitely one to 

watch – she’s going places.” 

New Brighton Tiny Huts competition winners 

Ting Lin with Shell Chapel (the people’s choice winner) and 

Rawhiti Mini Marae (the schools’ winner), designed by 

Manaia Wilson-Moses. 

New Burwood Hospital opens 

Jo Hayes says that the official opening of the new $215 million 

Burwood Hospital on 19 August is “Great news for the East.” 

The state-of-the-art hospital is the largest rebuild project to date in 

Christchurch East, with 32,000 square metres and 230 new beds. 

Time is ticking away – again 

The time hasn’t been quite right on New Brighton’s landmark clock 

tower for more than five years – since the city’s major earthquake 

on 21 February 2011. 

Local residents Warner and Patsy Mauger lobbied local 

representatives and anybody who would listen for five years, 

to no avail, until they called Jo Hayes’ office in June. Jo Hayes’ 

electorate agent Debbie Klyushkin immediately contacted city 

councillor David East and 

they worked together 

with the city council to 

get workmen out, who 

suggests a feathered 

friend may have had a 

part to play. Two days 

later, it was all fixed. 

Jo Hayes says it’s a small 

– but significant - victory 

for the local community. 

Let’s talk 

Please come along and see me. I’ll be 

parked up in my van on 29 August at: 

1) Parklands 

Outside sports field, 

opposite shopping centre 

Time: 9.30-10.30am 

2) Shirley 

Burwood Park by Shirley Rugby 

Grounds, New Brighton Road 

Time: 11am-12pm 

3) New Brighton 

Next to Ray White offices 

Time: 12.30-1.30pm 

4) Wainoni 

Marae on Pages Road (out the front) 

Time: 2-3pm 

5) Richmond 

Stanmore Road, outside of the park 

and opposite New World 

Time: 3.30-4.30pm 

6) Preston`s subdivision 

By Marshlands School 

on Te Korari Street 

Time: 4-5pm 

Please phone our office on 

03 384 9459 to book. See you there! 

“It’s really important to me that politicians are constantly 

reminded of the heroic spirit of Christchurch East people – 

their triumphs as well as their struggles – as we continue 

to rebuild,” Jo Hayes said. 

Authorised by Jo Hayes, National MP, 

Unit 6/975 Ferry Road, Ferrymead


Funds for charity hospital 


DAY-TO-DAY running costs 

at the Canterbury Charity 

Hospital Trust have become a 

little bit easier after a generous 

donation from a community 

trust. 

The Wainoni Avonside 

Community Services Trust 

have been fundraising for the 

hospital since it was opened 

nearly 10 years ago, and have 

amassed over $28,000 in that 

time. 

The trust’s co-ordinator 

Betty Chapman presented the 

charity hospital with the latest 

annual donation at a fun action 

luncheon held recently. 

“As a group over the last 10 

years we have raised just over 

$28,000. They have been open 

for nine years now. We commenced 

fundraising for them 

when they had just purchased 

the building,” Mrs Chapman 

said. 

The cheque was presented to 

Canterbury Charity Hospital 

Trust fundraiser Rosie Graham 

and will go towards a new dentistry 

room. 

She said fundraising used 

to be an easy way to gather 

revenue before the earthquakes, 

but after the two “big ones” donations 

had become a lot harder 

to find. 

“We raised about $7000 one 

year from a huge garage sale we 

did before the earthquakes 

HUGE TOTAL: Wainoni Avonside Community Services 

Trust co-ordinator Betty Chapman with Canterbury Charity 

Hospital fundraiser Rosie Graham after the trust donated for 

its ninth time. 

ACHIEVERS 

. . . we lost a huge amount of 

our population after though, we 

only made about $305 this time 

around,” she said. 

Mrs Chapman said the community 

trust aims to break the 

$30,000 mark when they donate 

to the hospital for the 10th time 

next year. 

She said the hospital is an important 

part of trust members’ 

lives and should be supported to 

keep doing their work. 

“They just do such great work. 

They are doing cataracts, varicose 

veins and hernias. These 

small operations are just so important 

for the folk of Christchurch 

– especially the elderly,” she 

said. 

SCHOOLS 

Police dogs pay 

school a visit 

MAKING FRIENDS: New Brighton Catholic School pupils had a 

special visit from the police and companions recently. Senior 

Sergeant Gary Donnelly visited room 3 with german shepherds 

Blaze and Mint. It is the first time a dog handler has been to 

the school. Blaze is a fully trained police dog, while Mint is still 

learning from Senior Sergeant Donnelly and Blaze. 

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owner Lyall Johnston has sold The new owners and the staff 

the business to experienced thank Lyall for his support of the 

mechanic Michael Cromwell, local community and look forward 

who took over on August 1. And to continuing that support. 

it’s a family affair, with his father New Brighton Automotive – 

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DEADLINE SALE 

FOR SALE 

Aidanfield 30 Kinsella Crescent 

Urgent Sale Required 

Anne Davis 

M 027 492 7694 P 03 323 6045 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

AUCTION 

5 2 2 

Harcourts ID: BF26497 

Highly motivated vendors need this home SOLD! Spacious home of two levels for true comfort, 

offering five bedrooms, two bathrooms, three toilets, expansive living, sunny balcony and outdoor 

patio for your summer BBQs. Room to add your own flair. Situated on a sunny 734m² family sized 

section with established gardens. A whole lot of property for a great price - Be quick to view! 

Deadline Sale: $665,000 - offers invited on 

or before Monday 5 th September 

OPEN HOME: Sunday 2.00-2.45pm. 

Burwood 16 Kirner Street 

Overseas Owner Must Sell 

Geoff Barclay 

M 0275 239 953 P 03 323 6045 


AUCTION 

3 1 2 

Harcourts ID: BF26623 

This is a superb opportunity to secure a large family home in Burwood within close proximity to the 

new Burwood Hospital, Travis Wetlands, Waitikiri Primary School along with shops and bus stop 

around the corner. Huge separate lounge, combined kitchen, dining area + conservatory. This home 

will instantly appeal to families looking for separate but connected living and entertainment space. 

Price: $439,000 REDUCED 

View: Phone for viewing times. 

Bryndwr 2/294 Wairakei Road 

Large Two Bedroom Townhouse 

FOR SALE 

2 12 23 


Like to be near a shopping centre? This is for you! Large two bedroom townhouse with open plan 

living and log fire. Sunny low maintenance with double internal garage. Burnside High zone and the 

privacy of a rear section. See you at the open home or call for more information. 

Bill Twiss 



Auction: 31 st August at 3.00pm, Russley Golf Club, 

Memorial Avenue (unless sold prior) 

OPEN HOME: Thursday 1-2pm & Sunday 3-4pm. 

Bryndwr 2/61 Aorangi Road 

First-Homers / Investors / Retirees! 


Our owners have an offer in on another property, and consequently must sell urgently to move on, 

leaving an opportunity for this absolutely charming entry-level unit, with large open living areas and 

bedrooms. Buyers will appreciate all the refurbishments, including re-carpeting, re-painting and the 

modernised kitchen. Large, private and established rear section in a prime urban location. 

Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai 

M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 323 6045 


DEADLINE SALE 

3 1 1 

Auction: 24 th August at 3.00pm, Russley Golf Club, 

Memorial Avenue (unless sold prior) 


Papanui 135 Winters Road 

Near New & Very Spacious 


Stylish two year old family home close to Northlands Mall. Excellent kitchen which adjoins dining 

and family room with slider to outdoor living. French doors separate lounge from family living. 

Main bathroom has spa bath, spacious ensuite. Great floor plan, many expensive extras. Two 

heating systems + heat transfer, designed for comfortable living. Sited on a 609m²section. 

Trevor Wright 



Contributor to www.realestate.co.nz 

4 2 2 

For Sale: Offers invited 


Richmond 32 Draper Street 

Owners Over Budget! 


Unfortunately our owners under-estimated the project costs for this recently built townhouse, and 

consequently now require an urgent sale in order to quit and move on. Modern home built this year 

including full insulation, double-glazing, heat-pump, modern appliances and en-suites for each 

bedroom. Great location offering an easy access to local shops, transport, parks and schools. 

Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai 

M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 323 6045 


3 3 1 

Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before 

1 st September (unless sold prior) 

VIEW: Phone for viewing times. 

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‘As Is, Where Is’ Mortgagee Sale! 

16 St Andrews Square, Strowan 

AUCTION: 14 th September at 3.00pm, Twiss Keir Auction Rooms, Russley Golf Club, 428 Memorial Avenue, Christchurch 

3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 2 Car Garage | Off Street Parking | Property ID: BF26673 

A fantastic opportunity is now available 

for one purchaser only to secure this 

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The existing home is sitting on a 510m 2 

section and is currently an incomplete 

renovation making it suitable for any 

purchasers looking to either take over 

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dream home in a prime location. The 

current home allows for three double 

bedrooms plus a single bedroom or study, 

two bathrooms and a double external 

garage. This property already offers great 

potential for someone to add their own 

personal touch with a lot of the hard work 

already done, or to secure a quality piece 

of land in a family friendly environment. 

Located in the zones for some of 

Christchurch’s finest schools including 

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plus being minutes from Merivale Mall, 

Elmwood shops and having Elmwood 

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location one of the best in Christchurch. 

There is only one opportunity to purchase 

this property and the mortgagee’s 

instructions are very clear - this property 

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by 5pm each Wednesday 

Brighton Art Gallery 

Open daily 10am-4pm 

Paintings that were displayed 

in Bowen House (Parliament’s 

Art Gallery) Wellington for the 

month of June are now back 

home. They are now on display 

in the Brighton Art Gallery. 

Go along and see some special 

artworks. 

Shop 4 Carnaby Lane, New 

Brighton. Free entry 

Children’s Poetry Show 

Today, 10.30-11am 

With special guest performance 

poet Greg O’Connell, 

go along to the library to help 

celebrate National Poetry Day. 

Mr O’Connell will present brandnew 

and favourite pieces from 

his forthcoming book, Megabyte 

& Other Poems. A tutor with 

Christchurch’s School for Young 

Writers, Mr O’Connell will take 

audience participation to new 

heights. Take family and friends 

along. All ages welcome. No 

bookings required. 

Shirley Public Library, 36 

Marshland Rd. Free entry 

New Brighton Ukulele JAM 

Friday nights, from 7.30pm 

Every Friday this group meets 

to play the ukulele and other 

instruments and sing all kinds of 

songs and different genres of music 

- anything that is in the spirit 

of Joyful Anarchic Music (JAM). 

There is a data projector so all the 

lyrics and the chords are available. 

Everyone is welcome. Tea, 

coffee and biscuits are free. 

St Faith’s Hall, 46 Hawke St, 

New Brighton. $2 entry 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

Every Saturday, 10am-2pm 

New Brighton’s pedestrian mall 

is filled with colour and creativity 

every Saturday. Go down 

to the seaside and enjoy live 

entertainment, food, produce, 

arts, crafts, jewellery and more. 

There’s also a bouncy castle and 

free face-painting for the kids. 

For more information, email 

seasidemarket@mail.com. 

New Brighton Pedestrian Mall, 

free entry 

Super Saturday Storytimes 

Every Saturday, 11-11.45am 

Go along and enjoy a Storytimes 

session followed by fun 

craft activities. This programme 

runs during the school term and 

is for children between the ages 

of two to seven. There will be a 

different storytime theme and 

craft activity every weekend. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland 

Rd, Shirley. Free entry 

MARKET DAY: The Bromley Monthly Market Days is an indoor market which takes place on 

the last Sunday of the month, rain or shine. This month’s event will run from 11am to 2pm at the 

Bromley Community Centre. There is a range of stalls which include arts, craft, knitting, clothing, 

winter blankets, draft stoppers, household goods, baking and more. There is on-site car parking. 

If you are interested in having a stall, please phone 389 1657. Free entry. 

Rebirth Exhibit 

Monday, August 22 at 5.30pm 

until September 3 

Group Exhibition Artists: 

Julie Allender, Lynda Bell, Steph 

Weaver, and Rohan Bell show off 

their work in: Rebirth. It is a two 

week exhibition of visual artwork 

by four artists, three of whom 

met in 2010 at Christchurch 

Polytechnic Institute of Technology 

while studying visual art. 

Each artist has worked separately 

to create a small series of work 

relating to the theme of rebirth. 

Each artist has interpreted that 

theme in their own unique way, 

creating a show of diverse style 

amid a unified subject. 

Eastside Gallery, Cnr Worcester 

and Stanmore Rds. Free entry 

Monthly Displays - August 

Changes monthly, 10am-4pm, 

seven days a week 

Brighton Gallery is a 

community gallery of local 

artists run by a charitable trust 

for the benefit of local artists. 

The gallery is refreshed on the 

last Sunday of each month and 

a new display is presented in the 

small exhibition space. For the 

month of August, Julie Sheppard 

a local artist has prepared an 

exhibition. 

Brighton Gallery, 4 Carnaby 

Lane, Brighton Mall. Free entry 

Kidsfirst Shirley’s 60th 

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Saturday, September 17, from 

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Kidsfirst Shirley is 

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CONTINUING EDUCATION 

eStar working to 

attract best IT talent 

Nurturing new talent and better 

engaging employees will reach new 

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e-commerce platform and leading 

Christchurch tech company strives to 

attract the brightest IT professionals. 

eStar’s outreach activities look 

four to five years ahead, says Chief 

Operations Officer Kevin Rowland. 

eStar ‘lead team’ staff attend careers 

events, visit secondary schools and 

recently supported Shadowtech, 

with two female employees 

mentoring two secondary school girls for a day. 

The company is recruiting and will be looking 

for new talent at Ara Institute of Canterbury’s 

Industry Expo on 25 August, having previously 

employed Ara graduates (when Ara was CPIT). 

Finding the right skills mix for retail IT is 

challenging, Rowland says. With around 70 

staff, eStar designs and develops the software 

that powers the websites and the online retail 

systems of retailers including Briscoes and 

Country Road. 

Technical skills are of course essential, but ‘soft 

skills’ such as communication and interaction 

can really set candidates apart. “When we 

interview I am always looking for personality. We 

do a technical test/developer half day immersion 

and everybody freaks over the fact that it’s a tech 

test, but if you can do what you say on your CV 

then it’s not an issue. You’re in a live ‘dev’ room, 

with the people you are going to be working 

with. I not only encourage people to talk to each 

other but it has to happen because that helps me 

see what they’re like. 

“Most people who work in IT are introverts. 

It’s what makes us good programmers; it’s part 

of our personality. 

“It’s OK if candidates are a bit meek, but I 

have to see some kind of spark. I can throw a 

stone into Christchurch and find graduates 

who can do IT. They have got to have that bit of 

enthusiasm.” 

To find out more about working for eStar 

and other leading Christchurch companies 

visit the Ara Industry Expo and Open Day 

on 25 August, 2 – 5pm, City Campus and 

Woolston Campus, Christchurch. 

SPORTS 

WINNER: Cruz Topai-Aveai was awarded the Philip McDonald Memorial 

Medal after the UC Championship final at Rugby Park on Saturday 

Shirley player 

a stand-out in 

UC Championship 

• By Gordon Findlater 

SHIRLEY BOYS’ High School may have 

lost the final, but No 8 Cruz Topai-Aveai 

has a consolation by taking away the 

most outstanding player for the UC 

Championship. 

Topai-Aveai was the joint winner of the 

Philip McDonald Memorial Medal with 

Burnside High School’s Cam Russell. 

Former winners of the medal include 

the likes of super rugby player Damian 

McKenzie and current Canterbury player 

Josh McKay. 

The winner of the award is decided 

by opposition coaches throughout the 

season. After each game coaches will 

submit who they believe were the top 

three performers on the opposition side. 

PEGASUS POST 

Topai-Aveai has been a part of the first 

XV for three years and has played 40 

games for Shirley. 

The exciting ball carrier has also attracted 

plenty of attention from the other 

code. He was given a trial at the South 

Sydney Rabbitohs rugby league club late 

last year. 

The award came on what was otherwise 

a day of heartbreak for Shirley who were 

defeated 21-20 by Christchurch Boys’ 

High School in the UC Championship 

grand final at Rugby Park. 

Trailing 15-21 late in the game, Shirley 

co-captain Logan Bell scored to make 

it 20-21 and give first-five Taine Jacobs- 

Lawson the chance to take the lead for 

Shirley. His conversion was unsuccessful 

and CBHS hung onto take the win. 

KORFBALL SUCCESS: Queenspark School korfball team placed fourth at an 

inter-school competition, held at Pioneer Stadium last Monday. Korfball is 

played like a combination of netball and basketball where players score points 

by throwing the ball through a 3.5m high basket. Senior Queenspark year 8 

pupil Brooke Overend (number 11) was selected in the team of the tournament. 

South New Brighton, Marshland, Opawa, Beckenham, Kirkwood Intermediate, 

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Tuesday [Edition datE] August 23 2016 

HEALTH & BEAUTY 

PEGASUS POST 

Reclaim your 

identity 

When it comes to dentures, Christchurch people 

have access to world-leading techniques and oral 

aesthetics right on their doorstep. 

At his Montreal street studio Lovebite, 

internationally renowned dental 

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beautiful bespoke dentures with small 

nuances in the fabrication, colour and 

shape, and even slight imperfections to 

create a uniquely individual smile. 

There is no need for dentures to look 

false. Richard takes a great deal of 

satisfaction in making bespoke dentures 

that look 100 per cent real and natural, 

personally guiding his patients through 

the transformation process to craft a 

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personality, and recreates their natural 

pre-denture smile. 

Not only do Lovebite teeth look 

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the patient’s face is transformed with 

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“With appropriate facial support, the 

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it is the interior architecture of a 

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As the smile is transformed, so are the 

patient’s confidence, and the way they 

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Richard’s vast experience includes 

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his techniques are recognised as 

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Miles Cone (DMD, Ms, FACP, CDt), 

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in addition to dentures, Richard also 

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“teeth are as different as fingerprints 

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There is nothing more satisfying for 

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Auction Date: Tuesday 13 Sep from 12 noon - unless sold prior 

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Our clients’ pending relocation to 

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Our subject property combines 

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Seaside Brunch 

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menu at the Pierview Restaurant. 

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popular destination for dining and 

private functions. Offering 

uninterrupted views of beach, pier 

and coastline, the view is a stunning 

accompaniment to any occasion. 

Warmer weekends in Canterbury 

have seen an increase in people 

enjoying the beach side of late and to 

add to the seaside attraction the 

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10.30am to 2.30pm for brunch. 

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delights, the menu also caters to 

children. 

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Friday to Sunday serving quality, yet 

very affordable, a la carte dining plus 

the introduction of Buffet dining on 

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music, big screen sport and rugby, 

gaming room, plus social and 

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Davis Cup event returns to Christchurch 

The New Zealand Davis 

Cup team are heading back to 

Christchurch to take on Pakistan in 

the Asia-Oceania Group 1 second 

round playoff. The Tie is being 

held from Friday 16 September to 

Sunday 18 September, indoors at 

Z Energy Wilding Park. 

Kiwi Olympians Michael Venus 

and Marcus Daniell ranked 41 

and 58 respective in the world 

for doubles have been named 

alongside Finn Tearney ranked 

381, Rubin Statham at 444 in 

singles. If Statham takes the court 

he will beat Onny Parun’s New 

Zealand Davis Cup record of the 

most ties played for his country of 

25 ties. 

It is likely Pakistan will select 

their doubles expert Aisam 

Qureshi who is 36-years-old and 

ranked 48th in doubles. Aqeel 

Khan is another likely veteran 

who should be selected. 

New Zealand lead Pakistan 

3-1 in head-to-head clashes. The 

last time the two sides clashed it 

was a 4-1 win for New Zealand 

in Myanmar in 2013 which was 

abandoned. 

Christchurch has been the home 

of Davis Cup ties since 2014, with 

a win against Chinese Taipei in 

2014 and a close 3-2 loss to India 

in the 2015 semi-finals. Tennis 

Canterbury is extremely excited 

to host yet another Davis Cup tie 

for the third consecutive year. This 

is a return to the glory days that 

has seen Tennis Canterbury host 

numerous Davis Cup ties against 

some of the superpower of world 

tennis. 

Z Energy Wilding Park is one 

of the oldest sport venues still in 

operation in all of Canterbury. 

It has played host to Davis 

Cup matches as far back as the 

1910’s and 20’s. Much like many 

of Christchurch’s other most 

important sporting facilities 

Wilding Park was severely 

impacted by the Christchurch 

Earthquake impacted in both 

September 2009 and February 

2010. 

The rebuilding process has 

been a long one. Mixed emotions 

were felt at the demolition of the 

iconic Memorial Stands, host to 

numerous Davis Cup Tie and other 

International Tennis Federation 

events. However it was also the first 

bit of tangible progress in relation 

to the redevelopment of Wilding 

Park and proved to generate 

some real excitement amongst the 

tennis community. Strengthening 

work on the facility’s structural 

steel and refurbishment of the 

administration and function 

space erased any signs of the 

earthquake damage and provided 

the wider community with some 

great function space. 

The final stage of development 

will see the reinstatement of 

six additional outdoor courts, 

the development of a grassy 

embankment for spectator viewing 

and social spaces, including a 

barbeque area. The facility will 

continue to be available to the 

local communities, including 

school, charitable organisations 

and, in some cases, other sports 

outside of normal hours. The 

final stage of development work 

is scheduled to be gin in the 

coming month with a completion 

date of mid November, just in 

time for the Summer of Tennis. 

This development will allow 

Canterbury to again host National 

Age Group events, International 

Events and, of course, future 

Summer Davis Cup ties. 

This year’s Davis Cup tie is a 

three day event. Two singles will 

be played on Friday, doubles on 

Saturday and the two reverse 

singles on Sunday. Matches are 

the best of five sets. Tickets and 

Corporate Boxes are available. 

Please go to www.tennis.kiwi for 

further information and pricing. 

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Cantabrian Tennis Player USA Bound 

On the 1st June 2016, Jack Tiller 

signed a national letter of intent 

with Southeastern Oklahoma State 

University, located in Durant, 

Oklahoma, USA. 

From the age of 15 Jack’s overall 

goal in tennis was to gain a 

scholarship to train, play and study 

in the United States of America. 

Through taking part in Canterbury 

Performance squads since the age of 

12, he constantly saw older players 

being granted scholarships and 

given opportunities to experience 

American lifestyle through 

tennis while gaining invaluable 

experiences. Seeing others excel 

in the college tennis system 

encouraged him to start 

preparation for enrolment in 

Fall 2016. 

In October of 2015, Jack 

got in contact with John 

Gardner, the head coach in 

the Nelson/Marlborough region 

and his company, Inspire Sports. 

John’s expertise guided Jack 

through a comprehensive checklist 

of what he needed to achieve to 

reach his ultimate goal of signing 

with a college that fitted in well with 

what he wanted. John’s personalised 

programme was a great help. It 

began with initial meetings with 

Jack and his father so John could 

understand what they were looking 

for in a college. John then set out a 

‘Plan of attack” on how they would 

go about getting a contract. They 

began working together through 

each stage, which included NCAA 

registration, skills video, personal 

website, SAT and GPA results and 

working through what colleges Jack 

wanted to contact. Jack believes that 

it would not have been possible for 

him to work through everything 

that needed to be done without 

John’s outstanding expertise and 

knowledge. Jack found John’s 

attention to detail and reliability to 

be outstanding. 

Jack began talks with the coach 

from Southeastern Oklahoma State 

University in March of this year. The 

coach expressed his interest in Jack 

joining the college team and, after 

talking through email, the college 

made an offer for Jack to attend 

their college and become part of the 

Savage Storm athletic family. After 

the initial paper work, Jack signed a 

national letter of intent, committing 

Jack to attending the university. 

Through his years of training, 

Jack’s ultimate goal was to get to 

university. Jack is a self-professed 

‘late bloomer’ in tennis. During his 

junior years, he describes himself as 

a mediocre player who was always 

outside the top player category. 

Through growth, maturity and the 

help of the Canterbury training 

programme, he was able to play 

smarter tennis and achieve positive 

results. Coaching by Alistair Hunt 

and Matt Meredith has afforded 

Jack the opportunity to learn from 

the best and use their expertise on 

court, creating a huge advantage. 

Jack has represented Canterbury 

in multiple ties including 

Canterbury vs Marlborough, 

City vs Country, Canterbury 

team’s event and also the 

Canterbury men’s team. In 2015 

he won the under 18 Canterbury 

Championships, a great result to put 

on his college application form. 

Jack has always loved the fact that 

tennis is mostly an individual sport, 

results are based on a player’s own 

ability and there are no excuses. Jack 

has always enjoyed competing in 

Canterbury Interclub representing 

his club of Elmwood. He is grateful 

to Ashley Forbes for giving him 

the opportunity to play top level 

tennis in the premiere grade against 

great players like James Meredith, 

Remi Fennon and other top rated 

players in the region. Jack feels that 

it through playing top level players 

that he has learned the most, even if 

it involved losing. 

During tennis season, Jack trains 

or plays every day of the week. Each 

week also includes four sessions of 

hitting, two fitness sessions and two 

days of interclub matches on the 

weekends. During the off season 

Jack keeps training with hitting 

three days a week and a fitness 

session and match play on the 

weekends. 

Jack chooses to keep his future 

goals simple. His immediate goal 

is to do the best he can to prepare 

for college and to give himself the 

best chance of success. For Jack, 

this means being fit and healthy, 

requiring him to train as well as he 

can every time he gets on the court. 

Over the long term, Jack plans to 

take every opportunity he can at 

Southeastern Oklahoma State in 

order to reach his full potential 

whilst there, not just in tennis, but 

also in academic life. 

For younger players aspiring to 

play college tennis, Jack’s advice is 

to never give up. Jack recalls many 

moments in his time of playing 

tennis when he thought he wasn’t 

good enough, or wasn’t able to 

compete to his full potential. Not 

TENNIS CANTERBURY 2016 / 2017 CALENDAR 

being the best player in the region 

or the nation is not a problem; 

it’s a challenge. By embracing 

that challenge, working hard and 

training, it is possible to shorten the 

gap between the different levels in 

order to compete in top level tennis. 

Have a goal and go for it! 

Jack invites anyone interested in 

college tennis to feel free to ask any 

questions. He will be happy to try 

and answer! 

AUGUST 

26 Pre Season Interclub starts 

SEPTEMBER 

10 ASB Premier Interclub starts 

23 Pre Season Interclub ends 

30, 1 12s Development Camp (camp full) 

OCTOBER TBA Midweek Ladies 

TBA Business House 

2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Z Energy 2016 Junior Spring Open 

8, 9 ASB Senior Interclub starts 

14, 15 Junior Interclub starts 

15, 16 Junior Trial for National Teams 

17 Junior National Teams named for 2017 event 

22, 23, 24 MC Junior Open (Ashburton) 

27 TBC Primary Schools Teams Yrs 5/6 doubles only 

NOVEMBER 11, 12, 13 

2016 ASB Canterbury Primary and Intermediate Tennis 

Championships (show weekend) 

16 Primary Schools Teams Yrs 7/8 doubles only 

NI Primary Schools Final (Waikato Tennis Centre / 

21, 22 

Hamilton) 

22, 23 Canterbury Junior Secondary Schools Yrs 9-10 S/D 

25, 26, 27 Tennis Canterbury Open (not junior) 

28, 29 SI Primary Schools Finals (Timaru) 

DECEMBER 

6 Intermediate Schools doubles only 

10, 11 Junior Interclub Christmas Break 

11 ASB Premier Interclub Finals 

11, 12 ASB Senior Interclub Christmas Break 

14, 15, 16, 17, 

18s Nationals Individual (Albany Tennis Centre / Auckland) 

18, 19 

17, 18 12s, 14s, 16s Wild Card Playoffs (Scarbro / Auckland) 

TBA Tennis Hot Shots Tournament - Red and Orange Stage 

JANUARY 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 18s Nationals Indiv (Wilding Park / Christchurch) 

7, 8, 9, 10 16s Nationals Teams (Wilding Park Christchurch) 

7, 8, 9, 10, 11 14s Nationals Indiv (Scarbro/ Auckland) 

12, 13, 14, 15 12s Nationals Teams (Scarbro / Auckland) 

12, 13, 14, 15 14s Nationals Teams (Scarbro / Auckland) 

16, 17, 18, 19, 

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20, 21, 22 TBC 

16, 17, 18, 

12s Nationals Indiv (Scarbro / Auckland) 

19, 20 

28, 29 ASB Senior Interclub Post Christmas start 

TBC ASB Premier Interclub second round 

FEBRUARY 3, 4 ASB Junior Interclub Post Christmas start 

20, 21 Canterbury Secondary Schools Yrs 11-13 Open S/D 

MARCH 10, 11 Junior Interclub finishes 

18, 19 ASB Senior Div 4-7 Grade Finals 

25, 26 ASB Senior Div 1, 2 and 3 Grade Finals 

27, 28, 29, 30 Teams Finals (Scarbro / Auckland) 

APRIL 23, 24 12S Development Camp (registrations open February 2017 

26, 27, 28, 2017 Tennis Canterbury Junior Championships 

29, 30 (TNZ Masters Tier 2 Event) 

MAY TBD Winter Interclub begins 

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Burwood 

Park Tennis 

Awarded Club 

of the Year 

Burwood Park Tennis Club has been presented 

with the region’s most prestigious award, Tennis 

Canterbury’s Club of the Year. 

As a growing club, Burwood Park is committed 

to the development of junior, senior and social 

tennis in Canterbury. Interclub squads consistently 

place while the social play, coaching and fitness 

programmes are a regular feature at the Burwood 

Park Tennis Club. 

Coach of the Year 2015 & 

High Performance Coach 

of the Year 2016 

An integral part of any club is the coaching team. As head coach of Burwood Park, Mr. 

Andrew Falck is acknowledged by his peers and other clubs alike as the best our region 

has to offer. 


Burwood Park Tennis Club will 

host Tennis Hot Shots Community 

Play days on 27th August, 3rd 

September and 17th September. 

New juniors are welcome to visit 

the club and try their hand. All 

equipment will be supplied. 

All new Hot Shots members 

will receive the appropriate 

THS racket as part of their 

membership (for a limited time 

only). New juniors are also 

welcome to attend any Saturday 

thereafter to have a go! 

Junior Hot Shots 

Junior members continue to achieve exceptional results, both regionally and 

nationally. Burwood Park Tennis Club delivers the world class Hot Shots programme, 

developed by Tennis Australia. Junior learners play a version of the adult game using 

modified equipment to enhance their tennis experience. Bring the hot shot in your 

family to Burwood Park Tennis Club! 

Burwood Park Tennis Club will host Tennis Hot Shots Community Play days on 

27th August, 3rd September and 17th September. New juniors are welcome to visit the 

club and try their hand. All equipment will be supplied. All new Hot Shots members 

will receive the appropriate THS racket as part of their membership (for a limited time 

only). New juniors are also welcome to attend any Saturday thereafter to have a go! 

Seniors 

As well as winning interclub teams across the age groups, Burwood Park Tennis 

Club also has a strong social club where players of all abilities come together to enjoy 

weekend, weekday or evening play. Organised social Saturday tennis starts from 1pm. 

Mid-week games are also on offer, or members can simply use their key to access the 

courts in their own time. 

Achievements 

Burwood Park Tennis has its own New Zealand Tennis representative. Reece Falck 

has represented NZ for the past couple of years in Bangkok, Melbourne and Europe. 

He is also part of the Tennis New Zealand targeted athlete program. 

Club Contact Phone Email 

Burwood Park Andrew Falck (Juniors) 021 0232 0143 bptcjuniors@gmail.com 

Andrew Falck (Adults) 021 0232 0143 bptcclubcaptain@gmail.com 

Marshlands Christine Henderson 03 383 2272 marshlandtennisclub@gmail.com 

The senior club’s opening 

day is the afternoon of 

Saturday, 3rd September. 

Mt Pleasant Jo Wyn-Williams (Juniors) 03 384 7292 juniors@mtpleasanttennis.org.nz 

Jeff Long (Adults) 03 384 8463 enquiry@mtpleasanttennis.org.nz 

Redcliffs Evie Ruegg 021 0277 4313 redcliffscoaching@gmail.com 

Shirley Wayne Turner (Juniors) 03 385 3320 wayne.turner1@xtra.co.nz 

Maree Fitchett (Adults) 03 382 0067 m.fitchett@xtra.co.nz 

South Brighton Reuben McNabb (Juniors) 03 388 3343 coastalreuben@gmail.com 

Hayley McLauchlan (Adults) 03 382 8080 

Sumner Jane Robertson (Juniors) 021 888 730 janeorobertson@hotmail.com 

Gary Marshall (Adults) 03 326 6235 info@sumnertennisandsquash.co.nz 

Come out and

Have Fun and Get Fit 

with Cardio Tennis 

Looking for a way to get fit, have fun and 

meet new people? Cardio Tennis is a fitness 

programme offered at tennis clubs across 

Canterbury. Combining the best features of 

tennis with cardiovascular exercise, Cardio 

Tennis delivers a fun, full-body, calorieburning 

aerobic workout ¬– even if you have 

never played tennis before. 

Cardio Tennis uses low-compression tennis 

balls which travel at a slower speed, making 

it easier for a beginner to hit the ball. More 

advanced players will be challenged by a 

range of activities that cater to all skill levels. 

Cardio Tennis works by raising participants’ 

heart rates into their aerobic training zone. At 

the beginning of each session, participants 

are equipped with heart rate monitors before 

exercising to music and using a variety of 

modified equipment to elevate the heart 

rate. Like interval training, periods of high 

intensity are followed by short periods of rest. 

Cardio Tennis combines fun with 

spectacular success. Women can burn up to 

500 calories in a 60 minute workout. Men 

can burn up to 800 calories. Cardio Tennis 

coaches are Tennis NZ registered and trained 

to ensure that participants get a great workout 

while improving their tennis skills. 

Even if you’re not good at tennis, Cardio 

Tennis can provide a fun, social way to keep 

fit. Contact Tennis Canterbury to find a 

Cardio Tennis programme near you. 

http://canterburytennis.co.nz/cardiotennis, 

phone (03) 389-6484 

Tennis Hot Shots – 

Grassroots fun for all! 

Kids working together, no queues and modified 

courts, balls and equipment make Tennis Hot 

Shots plenty of fun for all and a great way for your 

kids to be introduced to the sport of 

tennis in a fun, social environment. 

The four key elements of any 

New Zealand Post Tennis Hot Shots 

session are: 

1. FUN Players are actively 

engaged, excited and motivated to 

participate. 

2. TACTICAL/PLAY Players 

think and make decisions about 

meaningful tennis situations. 

3. SKILLS Players have plenty 

of opportunities to improve their 

tennis skills. 

4. SOCIAL Players build social 

skills such as working cooperatively 

with a partner, building friendships, 

encouraging teammates and 

showing sportsmanship during game play. 

Coaching New Zealand Post Tennis Hot Shots 

coaching sessions are run by Tennis New Zealand 

October marks the beginning of Tennis 

Canterbury’s exciting tournament calendar 

for the 2016/17 season at Wilding Park. Chris 

Anderson and Rosemary Hargreaves, both 

experienced tournament co-coordinators, 

have been appointed to organise this year’s 

tournaments. 

As in previous years, the programme for 

junior tournaments will take place during 

each of the school holidays, starting with the 

Z Energy Junior Spring Open (2-7 October). 

Entries for the Spring Open are now being 

accepted online until the closing date of 23 

Sept 2016. Fact Sheets are available on the 

website for each tournament, and provide 

information for planning and for play as well 

as contact information for any questions. The 

tournament welcomes players from the 8 and 

under age group up to 18 years. 

All junior tournaments are open to any 

junior, regardless of age or ability. Players 

can be from any area, in New Zealand and 

internationally, except for the ASB Primary/ 

Intermediate Tournament on Show Weekend, 

which is replicated throughout the country 

for each area’s participation. 

Primary Sports Canterbury and School 

Sport Canterbury (Secondary Schools) also 


qualified coaches. Our qualified coaches teach 

kids to play in fun, supportive and interactive 

sessions. Lessons generally run for between 30 and 

60 minutes. NZPTHS coaching 

sessions can be one-on-one or in a 

group – ask your local venue what 

options are available. 

Community Play Community 

Play is designed to give kids 

the chance to have a hit in a 

supportive environment where the 

emphasis is on fun, not coaching. 

The Community Play program 

is conducted in clubs and centres 

New Zealand-wide by parents, 

club volunteers and NZPTHS 

coaches. 

Get involved today If Tennis 

Hot Shots sounds like a fun 

summer sport for your child, 

please contact Andrew Falck at 

Tennis Canterbury today to link 

you with the right programme for your child 

Contact Andrew Falck, email: andrew.falck@ 

canterburytennis.co.nz 

Tennis Canterbury Region 

Junior Tennis Tournaments 

encourage tennis through tournaments 

during term time. These tournaments are 

advertised and encouraged through the 

schools, then organised and run through 

Tennis Canterbury. This is an opportunity for 

players to try out tennis and to inspire them 

to go further. 

Tennis Canterbury will host the 16s and 

under National Individual and Teams events 

in January, with upcoming top NZ talent on 

show. 

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) 

18 and under Junior Event will be held at the 

end of January, with outstanding talent from 

all over the world competing on our own 

courts. 

The Tennis Canterbury Open, held at the 

end of November, attracts the very best NZ 

players, including present and up and coming 

Davis Cup / Federation Cup players. 

Enjoy watching players in action, from 

8-year-old beginners to top NZ and 

international players. Mark the dates in your 

diary. The tournament office is open during all 

tournaments for any questions. Tournament 

organisers can be reached at any time. 

tournaments@canterburytennis.co.nz 

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