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•Story, page 12 

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Who am I? 

DAVIDS 

FOR COUNCIL 

LINWOOD WARD 

• Independent - no party politics 

• 31 years old and live on Ferry Road, 

I grew up in our Ward 

• Deputy Chair of the Hagley/Ferrymead 

Community Board 

• Chair of Keep Christchurch Beautiful 

• Deputy Chair of Keep New Zealand Beautiful 

• Work for the Battered Women’s Trust 

• On the board of Canterbury 

Neighbourhood Support 

What I stand for: Change – enough’s enough! 

• A new and enthusiastic Councillor 

• Our fair share of resources 

• Recreation facilities for our Ward - Pool! 

• Fixing our broken roads 

• Cleaning up our waterways 

• Clamping down on crime 

• Community engagement 

• Less talk and much more action 

• Results 

E: davids.alexandra@gmail.com | P: 021 308 440 

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This is our chance 

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– police 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

POLICE ARE urging people not 

to think there is an explosion 

of burglaries in South New 

Brighton because of posts on 

Facebook. 

Senior Sergeant Dave 

Robertson (right) said 

many of the posts about 

burglaries were from 

people who are “alarmists.” 

They were “rumour 

mongering.” 

The area where Facebook posts 

said there had been an explosion 

of break-ins was within a 1km 

radius of Bridge St. 

It was giving a misleading impression 

of the real situation, said 

Senior Sergeant Robertson. 

Overall there had not been an 

increase in burglaries in the area 

concerned, apart from a small 

spike about six weeks ago, he 

said. 

“[On Facebook, people] like to 

rant and rave about burglaries. 

In the past I’ve seen them count 

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the same burglary over and over. 

Neighbours and friends and the 

people involved all tend to post 

about the same one . . . they’re 

counting two as five and things 

like that,” he said. 

But, a South New 

Brighton resident, who 

did not want to be named, 

disagreed. 

“You can talk to anyone 

and they’d know of at 

least one [burglary]. There 

wouldn’t be someone who 

isn’t spooked about it all,” she 

said. 

The woman said neighbours 

around her, friends down her 

street, and in other suburbs had 

been burgled recently. 

Last month, Police Minister 

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ELECTION PAPERS should be 

in the mail boxes of most this 

week and we are ramping up our 

election coverage on pages 7, 8 

and 9. 

The Coastal Ward will be the 

nail-biter, with three very strong 

candidates. Incumbent David 

East is trying to win back his seat 

against the outspoken and experienced 

local government contender 

Jo Kane, while Dean Lester will 

garner much support in his unflinching 

work for those battling 

earthquake insurance issues. All 

bets are likely to go on incumbent 

Yani Johanson winning the Linwood 

Ward, against Alexandra 

Davids who has not made much 

of an impression on the community 

board this term, and relative 

unknown Scott Toomey. Glenn 

Livingstone is fighting hard to 

retain a seat against a new face to 

local body politics Cruize Erueti. 

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News 

Community board’s low attendance 

leads to lack of decision-making 


A LACK of attendance 

from Hagley-Ferrymead 

Community Board members 

meant a decision on a major 

road upgrade – which could 

take away 70 per cent of car 

parks – has been delayed. 

A joint community board 

meeting was called to discuss 

whether the North Avon Rd 

renewal project, which is likely 

to take away 40 to 70 of the 100 

car parks available along the 

road, should go ahead. 

The meeting between 

Hagley-Ferrymead, Shirley- 

Papanui, and Burwood- 

Pegasus community boards 

was held last Thursday at the 

city council building. 

But a decision on the 

repairs, worth about $2.9 

million, could not be made 

because only city councillor 

Yani Johanson, chairwoman 

Sara Templeton and member 

Alexandra Davids were present 

for Hagley-Ferrymead. 

City councillor for the 

Hagley-Ferrymead Ward Paul 

Lonsdale couldn’t attend the 

meeting and community board 

member Brenda Lowe-Johnson 

joined the meeting too late. 

ROAD RENEWAL: North Avon Rd could receive a multi-million dollar upgrade. 

To be able to discuss a 

decision, all community 

boards had to have at least four 

members present. 

Cr Lonsdale said he wanted 

to be at the combined meeting, 

but could not make it. 

“I would’ve (attended), but 

I had issues with pre-booked 

meetings and development 

issues in the city centre,” he 

said. 

Do you own a property 

with unrepaired 

earthquake damage? 

City councillor David East 

said it was disappointing to 

be unable to make a decision, 

but the low attendance was 

understandable. 

“It’s a shame we’ll have to 

reconvene, but (the Hagley- 

Ferrymead Community 

Board is) only five-strong 

anyway. They used to have 

seven, but one went overseas 

and one lives way out of town,” 

he said. 

Community consultation 

showed the highest priority for 

concerned residents was the 

loss of parking spaces. 

With only one meeting 

left before the October 

elections, it means the new 

city council will make the 

final decision based on 

the community boards 

recommendations. 

In Brief 

TSUNAMI SIREN TESTING 

A tsunami warning siren test will 

be held this Sunday at 11am along 

the coastline from Brooklands to 

Taylors Mistake. The city council 

tests the sirens on the first Sunday 

of April and the last Sunday of 

September each year and the sirens 

last about three minutes. 

CHARITY CAR WASH 

Firefighters across the country will 

be trading their hoses for sponges 

for a charity car wash next Saturday. 

Crews from New Brighton Volunteer 

Fire Brigade are fundraising 

to help Starship Hospital fight 

Mitochondrial disease. The car wash 

will be held at the New Brighton Fire 

Station, 80 Hawke St between 10am 

and 2pm. The cost is a donation of 

your choice. 

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past three years. The Countdown 

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in Countdown stores nationwide. 

One dollar from every cake sold is 

donated to the appeal. The appeal 

was set up to help provide muchneeded 

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Swimmer ready for transplant games 

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

BEN STANBURY, 11, was 

once told he had a one-in-three 

chance of dying. 

Now, after receiving a liver 

transplant last year, the young 

swimmer will be the only child 

organ recipient from New 

Zealand to be compete at the 

Australian Transplant Games 

held in Sydney. 

Ben, of St Albans, will travel 

to Sydney this week to compete 

in swimming, shot-put, a 50m 

sprint and 10-pin bowling. 

At four months old, Ben 

was diagnosed with polycystic 

kidney disease after he was 

rushed to hospital with heart 

failure. 

The disease is a genetic disorder 

where abnormal cysts grow 

in the kidneys. He also 

had severe problems with his 

liver. 

The night of his diagnosis was 

a moment his mother Traci Stanbury 

would never forget after she 

was told he had a one-in-three 

chance in dying. 

“In the end they paralysed 

him, put him on an ambulance 

and he spent the next month 

living up in Starship Hospital,” 

she said. 

Mrs Stanbury said since the 

“traumatic” night, Ben’s heart 

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Mrs Stanbury said he will be 

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cent. 

But for now, Ben is looking 

forward to going over to competing 

in the games as well as visiting 

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“For him to be the exact same 

as everyone else in the room and 

to be completely normal, that is 

quite a cool thing for him to do,” 

Mrs Stanbury said. 

Inspired by paralympian Sophie 

Pascoe, who won five medals 

at the Rio Paralympics, Ben 

will be competing in numerous 

events including his favourite 

sport of swimming. 

Ben first became interested 

in swimming at age four and 

leading up to the games he has 

been practising once a week in 

preparation. 

“Never give up because it can 

always be done,” he said. 

“Ben is very proud of the fact 

he is going. He is a very laid-back 

kid by nature just because of 

everything he has been through,” 

Mrs Stanbury said. 

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one another – but all for a good 

cause. 

They will hold a fundraising 

boxing event so the school can 

buy a car to assist pupils getting 

to academic and sporting events. 

A pair of boxing gloves signed 

by Joseph Parker is one of the 

items up for auction on the night. 

Event organiser Melissa 

McGraw said a committee of 

nine parents pitched the idea of 

a King of the Ring event to the 

school’s board of trustees, the 

principal, and to Boxing New 

Zealand. 

“We have a school parents’ 

[Facebook] page, and we put 

a post up to see if anyone 

was interested, and we quite 

rapidly had a number of parents 

interested. Then we had to meet 

with the board of trustees and 

the school principal, and we got 

clearance,” she said. 

Ms McGraw said the event 

has 28 boxers, most of whom 

are “mums and dads”, who have 

never “stepped in the ring” 

before. 

“Even with that, currently in 

terms of tables, we’ve sold all 

the ring-side tables and also five 

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we’re looking for more individual 

boxer sponsors. We’re well 

underway,” she said. 

Ms McGraw said she hopes the 

night will raise enough for the 

school to purchase a car. 

“We worked out the minimum 

we need to raise is about $20,000 

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Re-Elect 

board in dark 

over projects 


ALMOST THREE weeks after 

a behind-closed-doors meeting 

with city councillors, a feasibility 

report on the New Brighton 

hot salt water pools and North 

Beach promenade is yet to be 

seen by the Burwood-Pegasus 

Community Board. 

Reports on the North Beach 

promenade and hot salt water 

pools project were presented to 

the city council at a staff briefing 

on August 29. 

Previously, Pegasus Post 

reported that doubts had been 

cast over whether the $2.4 

million North Beach promenade 

project will go ahead in its 

current form. 

The behind-closed-door 

meetings revealed problems with 

financing the project, which has 

potentially jeopardised it. 

The community board asked 

city council staff to keep them 

I have represented the Coastal Ward for 12 

years on the Community Board and three 

years as City Councillor for the area. 

It is with immense pride that I am a fourth 

generation member of our community and 

follow my Great Grandfather and Grandfather 

in council matters, both being elected 

members of the New Brighton Borough 

Council 

My significant involvement in this term has 

been with the QEII Pool rebuild (about to 

start), new High Schools on QEII Park and 

advocating for the retention of Gravity Sewerage 

in Parklands. I have also been significantly 

involved in Coastal Hazard management in 

the Eastern Suburbs, successfully challenging 

reports commissioned and advocating for a 

practical and measured approach to Sea Level 

rise and Coastal Hazards. 

My focus for the next three years includes: 

Estuary edge protection for the South Brighton 

side of the Estuary, Continued advocacy 

for practical approaches to Coastal Hazards, 

East for the East 

up to date with the progress 

made on the two projects by 

DCL. 

But board chairwoman 

Andrea Cummings said DCL 

has not played its part in keeping 

the board notified. 

City councillor David East 

said the reports presented at the 

city council meeting are yet to be 

seen by the board. 

“They haven’t been seen by the 

board yet. They have been kept 

up to date with information, 

but DCL are still working on 

both [projects] so they haven’t 

finalised anything,” he said. 

City councillor Glenn 

Livingstone said the board needs 

to see the feasibility reports, even 

if they are not fully complete. 

“The board needs to see them . 

. . I will push for the board to see 

them,” he said. 

DCL chief executive Rob Hall 

did not respond to the Pegasus 

Post. 

Hot salt Water Pools in New Brighton, advocacy 

and promotion for the future use of the 

Residential Red Zone land, a coastal walkway 

/ promenade, recognition of the inclusion of 

Spencerville and Brooklands in the new ward 

and their issues, dealing with flood management 

issues in the lower Avon catchment 

The Eastern Suburbs has suffered for many 

years from neglect and under appreciation. 

We are the Coastal window to the city and the 

huge potential that the area exudes has been 

undervalued, underappreciated and underconsidered 

by successive Councils for many 

years. My aim is to turn this prejudice around 

and realise the great potential the Eastern 

Suburbs offer. 

I am proud to represent the Ward and continue 

to be involved with many organisations. I 

seek your vote to continue advocating for our 

wonderful community 

Coastal ward 

Authorised by D East, 16 Sea Eagles Place 

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Readers respond to last 

week’s Pegasus Post article 

on potentially delaying 

repairs to the New Brighton 

Pier until March next year 

Mark O’Malley: If they are 

going to wait till after the surf 

carnival to start the repair, they 

may as well wait till after the 

Duke Festival of Surfing which 

attracts over 200 competitors 

and finishes on March 26. 

Anne Marchant: Pier repairs 

should be postponed. Not 

over summer, not during surf 

carnival, not while the library is 

closed. Not until a final design 

is found for a ‘fisher’s deck’ (safe 

and not smelly) that can be done 

at the same time. 

Claire Lawrie: I think it 

would be good to delay repairs 

to the pier until after the summer. 

The surf carnival would be 

wonderful. Also, do we really 

need the upheaval of repairs 

over Christmas and the warmer 

weather? 

Reader Jo Zervos 

responds to an article on 

community board member 

Linda Stewart running 

for election in both the 

Burwood Ward and the 

Rangiora-Ashley Ward. 

I was surprised to learn that 

Linda Stewart was going to be 

standing in Rangiora as well. 

However, Linda is a very capable 

person and, with nine years of 

local community board experience 

behind her, obviously has a 

good idea what she is in for. 

I have dealt with Linda a lot 

through the Keep QE II in the 

East group and she was also on 

the CAG (Community Advisory 

Group) regarding the ERS. She 

was the only member of the last 

board to fully support our community 

and CAG group when it 

came to the scope of the new QE 

II facility the east is getting. 

She fully supported extra pool 

space, and the extra pool that 

the communities were originally 

promised in the 2012 annual 

plan. She feels that we have been 

wronged (as do most), and that 

this is unfinished business. She 

has also listened to the community 

regarding the entirety of QE 

II, and would like to be involved 

in the upcoming master plan of 

the site. 

In the past six years of dealing 

with the council and board, she 

has been the most efficient to 

deal with. She has taken the time 

to respond to our hundreds of 

emails (unlike some), met with 

our group and other community 

groups supportive of QE II, and 

she stood up against management 

decisions, often being the 

lone voice, when the entire board 

should have. 

From observing meetings, 

Linda often faced a tough battle 

getting her voice heard, as other 

board members had not taken 

the time or made the effort to 

meet with the concerned CAG 

group members to find out what 

their concerns were around the 

decisions made during that process. 

But she stuck to her guns 

and I respect her for that. 

We haven’t always seen eye-toeye 

and have disagreed at times, 

but I am sure she would be quite 

capable filling a double role if 

elected. Best of luck Linda. 

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Salt water pools hot election issue 

Where would you like to see the New Brighton hot salt water pool 

facility built and why? Do you think the city council will be able to 

follow through with the promise of building the pools? 

Dean Lester: 

Coastal Ward 

city council 

candidate 

“The proposed 

facility with a 4000 

sq m footprint has 

a natural location on the New 

Brighton foreshore, with the 

design ensuring customer comfort 

to the 300,000 that may be 

attracted annually by providing 

protection from the prevailing 

winds. Responsibility for this 

development falls with Development 

Christchurch Ltd, 

who has a mandate to catalyse 

new investment and development 

in Christchurch, thereby 

improving economic and social 

outcomes for the city. We must 

look for and achieve better 

social outcomes and grow the 

economy in the Coastal Ward.” 

Jo Kane: Coastal 

Ward city council 

candidate 

“Built with all environmental 

considerations, 

including ease 

of access, sustainable 

funding, in the location that best 

sits with the community’s expectations. 

Coastal environments are 

harsh and unforgiving, therefore, 

location, design and maintenance 

are a critical factor. The notion 

of hot salt water pools has been 

around since the 70s and, unless 

the council truly commits to a 

world class development and the 

funding needed, it could become 

a dumbed down version and the 

legacy project could be deemed 

unaffordable. The pools potential 

to New Brighton as a destination 

could help the economic heart, 

but could again break hearts by 

not happening.” 

David East: 

Coastal Ward 

city council 

candidate 

“The hot salt water 

pools need to be 

built on the foreshore, 

north of the pier. In this 

location, they will be an added 

attraction to activities on the 

foreshore and, more importantly, 

need to be constructed 

in a manner that allows users 

to view the beach and pier. The 

eastern suburbs has a wide range 

of recreation activities that can 

be promoted as a reason to come 

to the area. They need to be promoted 

as a package with the hot 

salt water pools as a great finish 

to their experience of a wide 

range of activities on offer in the 

Coastal Ward. Yes, I am cautiously 

confident that this project 

will be constructed.” 

Tim Sintes: Coastal Ward community board candidate 

“My first choice would be on the road side of the grassed area next to the library. There has 

been talk of closing Marine Parade, if that was the case I would put it back where the road 

is. Otherwise, I am just happy to have it somewhere near the beach. As it will come under 

Development Christchurch Ltd plans, I definitely believe it will happen. I believe this is the 

start of the revitalising of New Brighton.” 

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Andrea 

Cummings: 

Coastal Ward 

community board 

candidate 

“The community and 


haven’t been a part of the process 

and haven’t seen pre-feasibility 

reports that incumbent councillors 

have seen. This makes it difficult 

to have conversations with 

ratepayers and form opinions on 

the best location for the hot salt 

water pools. My assumption is 

that having it close to the library 

and/or surf club would be useful 

in terms of achieving the goals of 

rejuvenation that are at the fore 

of residents’ wishes. Feasibility is 

the core requirement of whether 

council will build or not, and I 

don’t know the details to be able 

to say.” 

Kim Money: 

Coastal Ward 


candidate 

“This community, 

as requested by the 

city council, chose 

the hot salt water pools as their 

legacy project. Therefore, it must 

honour their promise and I believe 

they will, especially now Development 

Christchurch Ltd and 

Regenerate Christchurch have it 

on their agendas. With community 

agreement my preference for 

positioning the pools is between 

the pier and New Brighton surf 

club, which would allow for a 

natural flow to the beach and 

New Brighton CBD. The position 

must not impact negatively on the 

New Brighton Club and residents 

opposite. I have supported this 

project for years through submissions 

and the Pier and Foreshore 

Society.” 

SCIRT programme on the home straight 

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

walls is almost complete and we’re aiming to finish construction in December. 

The City Council and NZ Transport Agency will continue completing ongoing 

repairs to the city's earthquake-damaged infrastructure after SCIRT. 

Progress in your neighbourhood 

• We’re almost finished connecting homes in Aranui to their new resilient vacuum 

wastewater system. Storm water and roading work will continue until the end of the year. 

• Pages Road will be getting a new road surface between Cowles Stadium and Anzac 

Drive before we finish. 

• Installation of a new wastewater pipe along Retreat Road is more than half way 

through, and will connect up with the pipe on the other side of the Avon by December. 

• We’re more than two thirds through 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 October. 

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

small sections of road until December. 

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

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more 

info? 

Email: 

info@scirt.co.nz 

Phone: 

941 8999 

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Elections 16 

With 

Glenn 

Livingstone: 

Burwood Ward - 

city councillor 

A second term councillor, 

I bring experience 

as a Presbyterian minister to 

understanding communities. 

I’ve focused on our community 

facilities, such as QE11 and the 

Aranui Community Centre. I’ve 

initiated Stronger Christchurch 

Infrastructure Rebuild Team 

and residents meetings over our 

numerous roading issues. I’m 

passionate about embracing collaborative 

processes to determine 

the red zone’s future. 

I’ve led the renovation of the 

old city mission for emergency 

housing and played an integral 

role developing the Council’s 

Housing Policy. A Coast to Coast 

competitor, I have a vision that 

our ward becomes a draw-card 

for sporting, recreational and 

environmental activities. I offer 

continuity and experience. 

Cruize Erueti: 



We can drive the 

development of our 

eastern communities, 

by working alongside existing 

Christchurch initiatives on a 

larger scale, within our ward. 

This can be achieved with your 

local support. It is time for the 

east to rise to its feet and stand. 

We have proven that we have the 

heart, creativity and resilience 

to build our community. That 

we stand for progression and 

development within our community 

and for the community. 

As important as it is for the people 

to have a choice, the people 

deserve to have a voice. 

Other candidates standing: 

Linwood Ward city councillor: Alexandra Davids, Scott Toomey 

Linwood Ward, Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board: 

Alexandra Davids, Brenda Lowe-Johnson, Jackie Simons, Jack Singh 

Burwood Ward, Coastal-Burwood Community Board: Brian Steer 

the October 8 deadline looming for the local body elections, the 

Pegasus Post asked candidates to send in why they should get your 

vote. The eastern suburbs is covered by three wards - Burwood, Coastal 

and Linwood. A city councillor is elected from each. Two are selected 

from each ward to be on the community board. 

Dean Lester: 

Coastal Ward - 


My first house was 

in Inwoods Rd and 

over the past 20 years 

I have enjoyed the easy access to 

the beach, sea and forest to walk, 

run and bike. These need to be 

protected and have good safe 

access. 

I have advocated as an insurance 

expert over the past six 

years helping Cantabs in their 

David vs. Goliath challenges with 

Earthquake Commission and 

insurers. 

The wealth of local knowledge 

must be used to drive our continued 

recovery in the right direction. 

I want the Coastal Ward 

voice to be heard in the enthusiastic 

and committed tone used by 

the locals. 

Jo Kane: 



Quite frankly the 

coastal ward has suffered 

a steady decline 

due to under investment, over 

promises and lack of maintenance 

for years. The earthquakes 

should have accelerated the 

work programme for this area, 

instead you’ve been patronised 

with grandiose plans and relying 

on the tremendous spirit of the 

community. Forthright, strong 

and experienced as a previous 

Deputy Mayor in Waimakariri 

and a regional councillor I know 

how to get things done. I will 

set up an office, live locally and 

then vigorously demand that 

from Southshore to Brooklands 

(including Parklands) that the 

priorities set by the community 

are funded and actioned. 

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David East: 



I have represented 

the Coastal Ward for 

12 years. 

My significant involvement in 

this term has been with the QEII 

Pool rebuild (about to start), new 

high schools on QEII Park and 

advocating for the retention of 

gravity sewerage in Parklands. 

I have also been significantly 

involved in coastal hazard management 

in the eastern suburbs, 

successfully challenging reports 

commissioned and advocating 

for a practical and measured 

approach to sea level rise and 

coastal hazards. 

I am proud to represent the ward 

and continue to be involved with 

many organisations. I seek your 

vote to continue advocating for 

our wonderful community 

Yani Johanson: Linwood Ward - city councillor 

I’m an experienced councillor seeking re-election. This term of council I have: • Served a 

director of Christchurch City Holdings Limited and as a trustee on the Christchurch Arts 

Centre, supported libraries, recreation centres, swimming pools, and community centres 

rebuilt and repaired in local communities (including a Linwood/Woolston pool as a top priority), 

committed to fixing broken suburbs ahead of gold plating the central city, stood firm 

on retaining public ownership of public assets, promoted active recreation and creative industries and 

stopped most Councillors double-dipping from director’s fees. I’m dedicated to standing up for social 

justice, environmental sustainability, and transparent/accountable decision making. 

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Tim Baker: 


Coastal-Burwood 


I have been an 

elected member of 

the Community Board for two 

terms. I have attended over 100 

meetings each year to ensure the 

community has been listened to. 

I have not promised unrealistic 

projects like the waterpark which 

delayed the building of the new 

QE II by two years and have 

realistic expectations of the city 

council, Government and community. 

The next three years you 

need an advocate to help ensure 

that the best use of the Red 

Zone is realised, stop banks are 

renewed to prevent flooding, and 

our parks are kept maintained. 

Your vote for a competent The 

People’s Choice team will ensure 

our community will keep going 

forward. 

Linda Stewart: 




I am committed to 

the east, politics-free 

and I’m seeking a fourth term. In 

returning quality of life meaningful 

to us this council has underdelivered 

on rebuilding quality 

roads, permanent stop-banks, 

New Brighton’s Legacy Project 

and under-providing QE II’s 

aquatic capacity. 

By working direct with community 

I have successfully advocated 

for retaining QE II land 

sale proceeds for further onsite 

development and upgrading the 

downsized aquatic replacement 

proposal to include a two metre 

depth 25 metre pool, lengthened 

learn-to-swim pool and a 

therapeutically useful spa. I love 

our eastern lifestyle and oppose 

our community’s assets being 

downsized or cashed-in without 

transparent community-wide 

consultations. 

Sela Faletolu-Fasi: Burwood Ward - Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board 

I currently work in tertiary education for Ara Institute of 

Canterbury. I am a Justice of the Peace, a member of the 

Youth Advisory Group for the Wayne Francis Charitable 

Trust, and also sit on the Staff and Council Advisory 

Group, and Pasifika Advisory Group for Ara Institute of Canterbury. 

I believe community boards are a vehicle for people to be heard, 

those who are confidently vocal, and meaningfully engaging those 

who are not. Poverty, mental health and wellbeing are pressing issues 

within my ward. Restoring and improving infrastructure is important, 

but not more than the basic needs of people. 

Andrea 

Cummings: 




I am the current 

Burwood-Pegasus Community 

Board chairperson during a time 

where extraordinary circumstance 

has called for extraordinary 

leadership. I have been fortunate 

to led a united board overcoming 

numerous challenges, 

making complex decisions and 

overall helping to make the ward 

a better place to live. 

My passion is advocating for the 

recovery and enhancement of 

New Brighton and coastal communities 

and this earned me an 

earthquake award for running a 

welfare centre. 

My previous training and experience 

in geology, ministry, 

accounting and business leadership 

equip me to serve on boards 

of Rebuild Christchurch, Eastern 

Vision and Avondale School. 

Kim Money: 




It would be my privilege 

to serve you, our 

amazing community, to a greater 

degree! I am a person of vision, 

action and perseverance – my 

history reflects this. During my 

35 years as a coastal resident 

I have voluntarily worked in 

leadership roles helping transform, 

restore, and connect our 

area. E.g. New Brighton Pier 

and Foreshore Society, North 

Beach Residents’ Association, 

Canterbury Youth Services, 

Grace Vineyard Church, LinC 

Project, CCRU, Compassion 

Trust, beach promenade proposal, 

refurbishment of the North 

New Brighton War Memorial 

Hall. Recipient of: Christchurch 

City Council Earthquake Award, 

Burwood Pegasus Community 

Services Award. For more information: 

www.facebook.com/kim. 

money.coastal.ward 

Tim Sintes: Coastal Ward - Coastal-Burwood 


With three terms on the community board I have helped 

enact change and betterment. I speak out with the voice 

of my community about the issues that count and action 

has been taken. I wish to continue my service because 

my passion lies in the east. I am consistently active within most of 

the community groups and with your vote will ensure I continue to 

advocate and enable our vision for our coastal area. Please make your 

vote count. 

After six years of 

Government-appointed 

commissioners at the helm, 

people can once again cast 

a vote for representation 

onto the Environment 

Canterbury. The area 

is represented by the 

Christchurch Constituency, 

with four candidates to be 

elected. 

Dr Cynthia 

Roberts 

(People’s 

Choice): 

I am an ecologist 

and I live on the 

estuary. I am passionate about 

protecting Canterbury’s drinking 

water, our waterways and 

our coastline. Like us, our 

native species depend on a 

healthy, flourishing environment 

to thrive. In standing for 

ECan, I want to use my scientific 

skills to find solutions to 

more sustainably managing our 

environment including improving 

our public transport. I bring 

to the role skills and qualities 

gained as a parent, a teacher, in 

tertiary management, running 

an ecotourism business and as a 

science advisor for DOC. 

Other candidates standing: 

Craig Pauling, Drucilla 

Kingi-Patterson, Lan Pham, Rik 

Tindall, Rod Cullinane, Steve 

Lowndes, Terry Huggins. 

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Port Hills business Bidvest has stepped up to support more than 700 

local children acquire the life skills necessary to achieve success. 

They recently presented a cheque of $12,220 to the Graeme Dingle 

Foundation in Christchurch which delivers four programmes into both 

primary and high schools across the city. The funds will be used to 

support the continuation of the Kiwi Can Values programme currently 

being delivered at St Anne’s Catholic School, Bromley School and 

Christchurch East School. 

LIFE MEMBER: The Lions Club of New Brighton celebrated a new life member 

at a recent meeting. Dick Johns was recognised for his contribution to the club 

over 30 years. More than 50 people, including Mr Johns’ twin sister and five 

grandchildren, were present for the ceremony, which was kept secret until the 

presentation. Mr Johns said he was blown away by the club’s gesture and was so 

overwhelmed that he shed a few tears at the ceremony. 

Pie and pints for community centre build 

PIE AND pint nights are 

being held to raise money for a 

community centre to be built 

on the former Bridge St Baptist 

Church site. 

Community fundraising 

nights are being held by the The 

Bridge South Brighton Trust to 

raise money for the project. 

Tickets cost $15, with 

local bands providing live 

entertainment, and the pies are 

provided by the baker from the 

former Bridge St Bakehouse 

Cafe. 

The next Pie and Pint Night 

event is planned for mid- 

October at the South Brighton 

Community Centre in Beatty St. 

The former Bridge St Baptist 

Church building is being 

redeveloped into a community 

hall, wellness centre, office space 

and performance venue called 

The Bridge. 

Although the trust’s purchase 

of the church building has not 

been finalised, it will be lifted 

and its foundations levelled 

by SmartLift after the trust won 

a Facebook competition run 

by SmartLift with a prize of 

up to $150,000 worth of repair 

work. 

The trust gained over 2200 

online votes for the competition. 

South New Brighton School, 

which is fundraising for a hall, 

is keen to use the facility, as is 

the kindergarten next door and 

other local groups. 

The next two phases of 

development will bring the 

building up to 100 per cent 

of the building code with 

earthquake strengthening work. 

There is a $71,000 shortfall in 

funding for this stage which 

community fundraising will go 

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Mystery woman pays vet bill 

• By Gabrielle Stuart 

FOCUSED ON cradling the 

broken body of her little dog 

after it was hit by a car, Coral 

Luscombe didn’t think to ask the 

name of the kind stranger who 

helped her. 

Hours later she found out the 

stranger had anonymously 

paid $1000 toward her dog’s vet 

bill. 

Now she just wants to say 

thank you. 

Ms Luscombe, a sickness beneficiary, 

had been out in the yard 

with her great nieces when she 

said her papillon dog, Poppi, saw 

another dog in the park across 

Queenspark Drive. 

“She shot straight through 

the fence. I was screaming at 

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elderly lady with her dog across 

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said. 

The driver stopped, and a 

small crowd gathered. 

The stranger was among them, 

a woman who looked to be in her 

late 30s, she said. 

She had been further up the 

road and had seen the accident 

happen, and offered to drive 

KINDNESS: Coral Luscombe and her dog Poppi, who had to have two operations after being hit by a car, PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

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“I remember her saying she 

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the same situation herself,” Ms 

Luscombe said. 

She turned down the offer and 

drove herself to the vet, but she 

found out later the woman had 

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after she left. 

Poppi needed two operations 

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The bill added up to more than 

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She said she would love to 

meet the woman and “say a million 

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North Beach surfer 

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THE FRIEND of a Christchurch 

holiday-maker who rushed to 

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by a shark in Hawaii says he is 

“fearless”. 

North Beach resident Andy 

Chapman was surfing at Mākaha 

Beach on Oahu Island when a 

woman was attacked by a shark 

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He paddled towards her after 

she screamed for help, but before 

he got there, she was pulled from 

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It is believed the 51-year-old 

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Mairehau 

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Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community 

The Principal’s Desk 

Students enjoying and sharing their learning is 

what i enjoy the most as Principal. This is evident 

in events such as school productions. our recent 

“Popstars the 90s Musical” production provided 

students an opportunity to step outside their 

comfort zone and perform in front of their peers, 

family, and community. i was amazed at the talent 

of our wonderful performers who sang those 

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on their contribution to wonderful and successful 

Harry romana, 

Principal 

performances. i also congratulate our teachers and parents who helped 

with rehearsals, costumes, and props. Thank you to you all. 

Mairehau high School continues as a solid, viable co-educational school 

in the east of christchurch. We continue working with other schools, 

clusters, and community sector groups to develop a plan which will 

enhance the provision of education for all students in christchurch. all 

schools want students to access quality education outcomes, to access 

quality teaching, and quality learning. We can provide a friendly nurturing 

learning environment for all students. our students are our priority. 

Mairehau high School is in a strong position to offer students 

opportunities which will enable them to become decent, worthwhile 

citizens of the world, people who will contribute to their communities. 

Students who pass through our school gates, learn in our classrooms, 

and access technology through our wireless internet provision will be 

well set in the future. 

Future of Mairehau High School property 

Mairehau high School will be entering the ‘Master Planning building 

stage’ this July. The Ministry of education (Moe), school and community 

are expecting roll growth in the near future. as a school and community, 

we are planning for the growth in our school. 

The school has completed the Moe’s education Brief which provides 

a framework for Mairehau high School to develop and document our 

vision for delivering teaching and learning in the future and how that 

translates into a property solution that enables and supports Mairehau 

high School’s education vision. 

The government’s investment in Mairehau high School is most 

immediately a response to the earthquakes that have had a significant 

impact on our schools and community. at the same time, it is important 

that the educational community uses this unique investment wisely, 

to ensure re-building provides the best possible platform for effective 

teaching and learning into the future, informed by increasing knowledge 

about how children and young people learn and what they need to learn 

at school to prepare for their futures as connected, capable, life-long 

learners. 

i trust you are able to pass on to your friends and family, the opportunities 

that a co-education school such as Mairehau high School can provide 

for christchurch east. Thank you to everyone who attended our ‘open 

evening’ and braved the cold winter night. 

Harry Romana 

Principal. 

Open Evening 

Thank you to all those 

who attended our open 

evening on Tuesday 31 

May. Despite the cold and 

dreary weather, many 

prospective students 

and their families braved 

the elements to see and 

enjoy what our wonderful 

school has to offer. 

Many parents and 

members of our community commented on the helpfulness of our guides. it’s 

our students who know our school best, and it was wonderful to hear many of 

them telling prospective families their feelings towards our school; that they 

loved being part of a small, community school with a true family feel. 

if you missed our open evening for this year, please ring the office for a 2017 

Prospectus and we will gladly send it on to you. if you would like to discuss 

your child’s high school education with us, Mrs Shaw, the Principal’s secretary, 

will make the necessary appointment. 

Year 13 student hunter 

adcock-Dinnington is 

a keen flyer, both of 

manned planes (he plans 

on becoming an airline 

pilot) and drones. 

With permission from Mr 

romana, hunter brought 

his new drone in for 

some aerial photos of 

the school. 

Smokefree Rockquest 

The rockquest regional heats 

were held on 21 May and there 

were excellent performances from 

our students. 

rebekah Williams was great in 

the solo section singing her own 

composition. New Year 9 group 

“heck i Don’t Know”, made up of 

ella Peoples, ancke hurter and Tammy reynard, performed especially well. 

‘indispute’, made up of Year 13 students lorne Joblin, Kaisie Van Dyk and 

Fale Polo were also fantastic and were 

selected for the rockquest regional 

Final which was held on 1 July. Sadly 

they didn’t move on from the regionals 

but Kaisie said it was a great experience 

and he was happy with getting as far as 

they did. 

Well done to you all. 

Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz


Mairehau 

high School 

Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community 

Outdoor 

Education 

on Tuesday 7 June, the Senior outdoor education 

class embarked on an overnight adventure to Mt 

oxford. Faced with well-below-zero temperatures, 

the first thing on the agenda was to light a bonfire 

to keep us toasty – and the marshmallows of 

course! 

For dinner, students cooked spuds on the open 

fire – some were boiled, some were baked, and 

some made fries. 

after a chilly night in the tents, we were up 

at 5.30am for bacon, eggs, spaghetti and hot 

chocolate before we attempted to climb Mt 

oxford. By 8am, we were an hour into the climb 

and we had the most eerily warm weather – and 

we were stripping down the layers of clothing – 

even though we were standing in a few inches of 

snow. We made it half way up, and then Year 12 

student Dallas had a run-in with a tree (literally), 

and we decided it was best to make the tramp 

down to camp. By this stage we were in a foot 

of beautiful powdery snow – so we had an epic 

snow fight before we departed. although we 

were disappointed we could not continue to the 

summit, we had an awesome time and we look 

forward to our next adventure. 

Popstars - The 90’s Musical 

after 3 months of rehearsals, our drama production for 

2016, ‘PoPSTarS – the 90’s musical’ was presented to 

enthusiastic and welcoming audiences, both in the 

morning matinee and evening performances. 

The cast was brilliant, with a few new talents emerging 

and our ‘seasoned professionals’ stole the show with 

fantastic singing and acting. 

The production was very well supported by the 

community. Thank you to everyone who was involved. 

Year 12 students pitch in to 

help Christchurch community 

an area of wetland damaged by fire in 2014 was restored to its former glory with help from Mairehau 

high School students and the university of canterbury Volunteer army (SVa). in 2014, vandals drove a car 

into halswell Quarry, destroying an area of native planting before setting fire to a section of boardwalk. 

in March, Year 12 students Shilah Norman, Kodie North, and Madi Maxwell-Mcginn, alongside the uc 

SVa, took on the restoration project as part of the SVa’s uc volunteer programme, and in the space 

of a few hours transformed the wetland area. The uc programme encourages secondary students to 

become leaders in their communities through volunteering while being mentored by SVa members. 

Despite it being a rainy day the girls, 

and other students from christchurch 

schools, arrived eager to get to 

work. one crew set about rebuilding 

the damaged boardwalk, another 

group cleared around young native 

plantings and another group used 

bark mulch to restore the pathway. 

christchurch city council park rangers 

Nigel Morritt and robbie hewson 

worked alongside the volunteers. 

“The students were full of energy 

and enthusiasm for the project and 

were a credit to their schools and the 

organization”, they said. 

Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz

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by 5pm each Wednesday 

Two Journeys Through the 

Unconscious 

Monday, September 26 to Saturday, 

October 8, 11-4pm daily 

Chris White and Lindy 

Harward are putting on an 

art exhibition at the Eastside 

Gallery. Chris is an established 

painter now working on digital 

media projects, while Lindy uses 

symbols to take the viewer on a 

psychological journey. 

Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester 

St. Free entry 

SeniorNet 

Tuesday, Wednesday and 

Thursdays, 10am-1pm 

SeniorNet New Brighton meet 

three times a week to learn more 

about computers and modern 

technology from tutors. Small 

classes, with pleasant rooms. For 

more information phone 382 

6048 or email snnb15@yahoo. 

co.nz 

New Brighton Club, 202 Marine 

Parade. Free entry 

The Gypsy Extravaganza 

Saturday, September 24 and 25, 

9am-5pm 

Families travelling in tiny 

homes bring you their unique 

style of market stalls, arts and 

craft, food, musical entertainment 

and kids shows. There will 

RED CROSS 

be face-painting and kids rides, 

readers, herbal remedies and 

many other stalls. Throughout 

the day, musicians will play 

tunes as well. More details can be 

found at www.eventfinda.co.nz 

Richmond Playground, Stanmore 

Rd. Free entry 

Te Whare Maire o Na Punawerewere 

Monday, September 5 to Friday, 

September 23. 11am-4pm 

Contemporary and traditional 

work by Maori artists can be seen 

at the Eastside Gallery. Children 

and families welcome. For more 

information, phone 981 2881. 

Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester 

St. Gold coin entry 

Food Lovers Masterclass 

Wednesday, September 21, 

10.30am-12.30pm 

During a two hour masterclass, 

you will learn how to reduce your 

food waste from meal planning 

to smart shopping to smart storage. 

You will learn about the firstin, 

first-out approach; the difference 

between use by and best 

before and, when all else fails, the 

last resort options. Bookings are 

essential. For more information, 

email thenappylady@me.com 

South New Brighton Community 

Centre, 74 Beatty St. $10 

Ensuring a safe work place 

Learning first aid is not only a part of ensuring a safe 

work place, but also an integral part of our engagement with the 

wider community. We all learn the necessary skills to ensure that 

in times of emergency we are able to assist our work colleagues, 

but are we able to take these skills home, into the community or 

on to the sports field? 

not all work places are the same and the injury risk for each place 

can be wide and variable. The office attended by administrators 

does not carry the same risk as those people working with heavy 

machinery, or perhaps at some distance from a regular ambulance 

service. it is therefore essential that you pick the right first aid 

course to suit all of your activities – both professional and social. 

take, for example, an office worker who does not have a high 

risk work environment and whose concern might be to ensure that 

they can deal with minor cuts and superficial injuries, or the ability 

to perform effective CPr. These skills can be achieved on a course 

of eight hours duration and would generally fit into low to medium 

risk area. But take this same person on to a sports field either as a 

spectator or player when a higher level injury occurs. The eight 

hour course covering unit standards 6402 and 6401 (or 26551 and 

26552) does not cover head neck and spinal injuries, eye injuries, 

hypothermia and poisonings. 

The majority of injuries occur outside of the work place, in 

fact one in three injuries occurs in the home, making it the most 

common place for injuries to happen. new Zealand children 

are twice as likely to die through injury as children who live in 

australia. They mostly die as a result of motor vehicles accidents 

or falls in the home. fatalities from leisure and sport are not far 

behind those in the workplace. 

The wider 12 hour course teaches the additional unit standard 

6400 and provides a wide knowledge base for medium to high risk 

environments. This course covers many of the skills required to 

deal with the most common injuries, such as falls (which can result 

in head, neck and spinal injuries) and dealing with complex scenes 

such as motor vehicle accidents. 

if you are not sure on the course best suited to your needs, ask 

your accredited first aid training provider. They can explain the 

course content and give you options that will best suit your needs. 

Look beyond the workplace and consider your family and your 

location. Check that you have a good quality first aid kit that is 

up-to-date with replenished items, and that everyone knows where 

it is located. 

FLYING HIGH: Every day, between 11am and 4pm kites are flown on the beach near the New 

Brighton Pier. Go along to watch, or take a kite and join in. Recapture your childhood, and let 

your children experience the joy of kites. The Christchurch easterly wind is ideal for kite-flying, 

so dress appropriately and go along, any time of the year. Held on New Brighton Beach, near 

the pier, with no entry fee. 

Monthly Market Day 

Sunday, July 25, 11am-2pm 

The Bromley monthly market 

day is an indoor market on the 

last Sunday of the month all year 

round. There are a range of stalls, 

including arts, crafts, knitting, 

clothing, winter blankets, baking 

and more. If you are interested in 

having a stall, phone 389 1657. 

Bromley Community Centre, 

31 Bromley Rd. Free entry 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

Every Saturday, 10am-2pm 

Every Saturday, New Brighton’s 

pedestrian mall is filled with 

colour and creativity. Go along 

to the seaside and enjoy live 

entertainment, food, fresh produce, 

arts, crafts, jewellery and 

more. There will be a bouncy 

castle and free face-painting for 

the kids. For inquiries, email 

seasidemarket@mail.com 

New Brighton Pedestrian Mall. 

Free entry 

Plunket Babysitting Course 

for Teens 

Friday, October 7, 9am-3pm 

Whether you’re already babysitting 

or looking for credibility 

when applying for baby-sitting 

jobs, this day is for you. The 

course covers the expectations of 

a baby-sitter, safety, play and basic 

first aid by a trained Plunket 

facilitator. Register now at www. 

yat.org.nz or call 388 1001. 

Youth Alive Trust, 111 Seaview 

Rd, New Brighton. $25 each. 

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS - GLOBAL LEADERS IN FIRST AID TRAINING 

CHRISTCHURCH COURSE DATES 2016 • VENUE: 32 BIRMINGHAM DRIVE, MIDDLETON 

Comprehensive First Aid PLUS Course (16hrs or 4hr upgrade) Comprehensive First Aid Course (12hrs) 

Unit Standard 6402, 6401, 6400 and 25411 or 26552, 26551, 6400 and 

25411 Cost $265.00 per person incl FA Manual & GST for 16 hours or 

$80.00 per person for upgrade following completion of CFA 

Time: Day One 8.30am – 5.30pm Day Two 8.30am – 5pm 

Youth Focus: Local Elections 

Tuesday, September 27, 5-8pm 

Go along to hear from 

potential city councillors and 

community board members as 

candidates share their views on 

youth issues. Board candidates 

will answer questions submitted 

by young people through a 

survey, while potential 

councillors will have the chance 

to comment on youth issues and 

answer questions from the audience. 

Candidates from Papanui- 

Innes, Coastal-Burwood, Banks 

Peninsula, and candidates 

running for the mayoralty seat 

will be there. Free kai will be 

provided. 

St John of God Waipuna, 349 

Woodham Rd. Free entry 

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS 

GLOBAL LEADERS IN FIRST AID TRAINING 

Christchurch Course Dates 2016 

Venue: 32 Birmingham Drive, Middleton 

First Aid Revalidation Course (6 hours) 

Cost $120.00 per person (certificates must not 

have expired for more than 3 months) 

Time: 8.30am – 3.15pm 

Monday 

26 September 

3 October 

17 October 

Friday 

7 October 

28 October 

4 November 

Tuesday 

11 October 

25 October 

1 November 

Sunday 

2 October 

16 October 

30 October 

For bookings please call 0800 REDCROSS or 339-7111 

Book online at www.redcross.org.nz 

Unit Standard 6402, 6401, 6400 or 26552, 26551, 6400 

Cost $210.00 per person incl FA Manual & GST 

Time: Day One & Day Two 8.30am - 3.15pm 

Wednesday 


19 October 

23 November 

USE THE RED CROSS ADVANTAGE - COMPREHENSIVE FIRST AID, ESSENTIAL FIRST AID, 

REVALIDATION OR TAILORED TRAINING TO SUIT yOU AT yOUR PLACE OR OURS. 

16 Hours Thursday/Friday 

20 & 21 October 

24 & 25 November 

4 Hours Friday 1.15pm-5pm 

21 October 

25 November 

2 x Tuesdays 

18 & 25 October 


29 Nov & 6 December 

2 x Wednesdays 


26 Oct & 2 November 

Thursday/Friday 

29 & 30 September 

6 & 7 October 

13 &14 October 

USE THE RED CROSS ADVANTAGE - 

COMPREHENSIVE FIRST AID, 

ESSENTIAl FIRST AID, REVAlIDATION 

OR TAIlORED TRAINING TO SUIT YOU 

AT YOUR PlACE OR OURS. 

Essential First Aid Course (8hrs) 

Unit Standard 6402, 6401 or 26551, 26552 

Cost $150.00 per person Time: 8.30am – 5.30pm 

Monday 

21 November 

5 December 

Tuesday 


18 October 

8 November 

Wednesday 

5 October 

26 October 

16 November 

Thursday 

13 October 

3 November 

1 December 

Saturday 

1 October 

15 October 

29 October 

Time: Day One 8.30am - 5.30pm 

Day Two 8.30am - 12.45pm 

2 x Mondays 


5 & 12 December 

Thursday/Friday 

20 & 21 October 


Weekends 

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WAITAKIRI PRIMARY School pupils 

had the chance to meet New Zealand’s 

top tennis players last week. 

The New Zealand Davis Cup team 

of Mike Venus, Marcus Daniell, Rubin 

Statham and Finn Tearney visited the 

school in the build-up to their Asia/Oceania 

group one relegation match against 

Pakistan at Wilding Park. 

They defeated Pakistan 5-0 in the tie at 

the weekend. The result means they will 

stay in group one next year. 

The visit was a rare chance for the pupils 

to meet the four players who spend 

SPORTS 

TENNIS PROS: Marcus Daniell (left) and Finn Tearney were welcomed with 

smiles and high fives when they visited Waitakiri Primary School last week. 

Davis Cup team 

visits school 

the majority of the year travelling on 

tour. Venus and Daniell recently represented 

New Zealand in doubles at Rio. 

The players picked up their rackets to 

play a number of games and also gave 

the lucky students tips on their tactics, 

technique, movement and mental focus. 

This was followed by a question and 

answer session. 

The visit was part of the New Zealand 

Post Tennis Hot Shot programme, 

which has seen almost 200,000 young 

players introduced to the game since 

2013. 

KIDSTUFF 

Freedom to learn and explore 

As a parent herself, Tiny Tots Nursery and 

Preschool owner and operator, Rebecca Ellis knows 

only too well how important your child’s welfare 

and learning is. 

For the highest quality care and education for 

your children Tiny Tots Nursery and Preschool is 

a privately owned and family operated centre that 

ensures peace of mind through their commitment 

to your child’s needs. 

“Over the years I’ve found that the best results for 

happy, socially well-adjusted children who are free 

to explore and grow, come from an environment 

that has flexible routines, changing challenges and 

a caring professional, qualified and experienced 

teaching team,” says Rebecca. 

Tiny Tots provides a safe and secure environment 

in which children can learn, create and grow to the 

best of their abilities. Observing the children at play 

the teachers communicate with both parents and 

the teaching team in order to develop an individual 

Lindisfarne - Developing 

Children’s feelings of self-worth 

Lindisfarne Nursery School was established 

by Tricia Cuthbert in 1987 and remains part of 

the Cuthbert family today. We are committed to 

Christchurch, to our community, our Lindisfarne 

families, and most importantly the futures and 

happiness of our children. 

We believe in developing children’s feelings 

of self-worth, and encouraging tolerance and 

understanding of others. 

Our teachers all hold a 

Diploma of Teaching in Early 

Childhood, and one holds a 

Diploma of Teaching in Primary as 

well as early childhood. She prepares 

programme tailored to 

each child’s unique needs. 

This helps the children to 

extend on their learning and 

enhances their development 

while in an open learning 

environment. 

Tiny Tots is a small, homely centre with a real 

family feel and has a great open plan environment 

both indoors and out. Children are provided with 

high quality equipment, resources and facilities to 

support each child’s learning and development. 

Teachers encourage parents to spend time with 

their children in the centre, especially to help them 

settle in, which also helps parents to discover how 

the centre operates throughout the day. 

Parents and children are welcome to visit Tiny 

Tots at 148 England Street in Linwood or phone 

3896851. 

the four year olds for school through an informal 

and brief daily ‘lesson’ time which the children love 

to take part in. 

We have a separate nursery with an outdoor area 

where the children discover and explore. 

We are a strong multi-cultural centre with 

committed teachers who embrace and celebrate 

diversity for our families. 

Morning and afternoon tea and a 

cooked lunch are provided, and we 

welcome visitors. 

Phone us on 389 2483 or check us 

out at www.lindisfarnenursery.school.nz 

NEED CHILDCARE? 

• Central location 

• Cooked healthy heart meals 

• Large private outdoor play area 

• Casual care available 

• Enrolments available now 

• 7.30am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday 

• Fully qualified, 

registered 

and experienced 

teachers 

• Free ECE and subsidies 

available 

• Quality programmes 

and care for your 

child’s individual needs 

to reach their full 

potential. 

Hours open 

7am to 6pm 

EST 1987 

389 2483 

375 Worcester Street • Christchurch 

Call us now (03) 389 6851 

www.tinytotspreschool.co.nz 

148 England Street, Linwood, Christchurch 

Email: tinytotspreschool@xtra.co.nz 

WINNERS: Aranui School won the Koru Games Rugby Sevens 

competition last Thursday after defeating Hornby High School 35-21 in 

the grand-final. Aranui went undefeated at the tournament. They won 

all five of their pool games before defeating St Thomas of Canterbury 

College 14-5 in the quarter-final and Ashburton Intermediate 19-14 in the 

semi-final. The Koru Games took place in Selwyn over three days and 

saw the top year 7 and 8 students from a number of South Island schools 

compete in more than 10 sporting events. The sevens tournament took 

place at the Lincoln Rugby Club. 

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Available 

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FOR SALE 

DEADLINE SALE 

Belfast 2/2 Third Street 

Neat As A Pin & Has To Go ... 

Sue Roberts & Gemma Roberts 

M 027 440 1282 or 027 223 6471 P 03 323 6045 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

FOR AUCTION SALE 

2 1 1 

Harcourts ID: BF26758 

Vendors and extended family have enjoyed and owned this haven for several years, this young 

family desire more space. Beautifully presented with two generous bedrooms, spacious living / 

kitchen, double glazing , heat pump and internal access single garage. Sited to get the maximum of 

sun, just minutes walk to shops and transport. Perfect starter or retire home. 

For Sale: $295,000 

View: Phone for viewing times. 

Hei Hei 171 Buchanans Road 

Potential Plus! 

Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai 

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


DEADLINE SALE 

3 1 1 


This property is much too large for our Mother and son owners on their own, and so they have 

decided to move on - providing a fantastic entry-level opportunity for a new buyer. Buyers will 

appreciate the generous sized rooms, the additional sun-room, the modern kitchen and bathroom, 

all situated on a fantastically large section with front and rear zones for the family to grow. 

Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before 

6 th October 2016 at 3.00pm 


Richmond 32 Draper Street 

Urgent Sale Required! 

DEADLINE SALE 

3 32 13 


Our owners under-estimated the project costs for this recently built town-house, and consequently 

now require an urgent sale. Built this year, buyers will appreciate all the benefits of buying a modern 

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

bedroom, internal-access garaging all within a well-designed contemporary 2-storey layout. 


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


For Sale: No price - offers invited! 


Shirley 27 Laguna Gardens 

Seriously Superior Spacious Oasis! 


Located in Clearbrook Palms, 27 Laguna Gardens rests at the end of an attractive cul de sac 

complimented by a peaceful and pleasant reserve outlook. Four big bedrooms, main with ensuite and 

spacious walk in robe, large family bathroom plus study/office or 5th bedroom. Heat pump and double 

glazing ensure comfort in all seasons. Missing only one key ingredient... you and your family! 

Andrea Twiss 0800 MRS TWISS 

M 021 256 4087 P 03 323 6045 


DEADLINE SALE 

4 2 2 


10 th October at 4.00pm 


Shirley 20A Baltimore Green 

Sale Due To Health 


Due to health reasons, our owner requires to now live with family, providing this opportunity in 

Fairway Park for a new buyer. This permanent-material property is easy-living, with well-sized 

living areas and bedrooms + modern conveniences. Set on a wonderfully established and private 

section in a thriving urban location. Ideally suited for young families, down-sizers or investors . 


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


Contributor to www.realestate.co.nz 

3 2 2 


22 nd September at 4.00pm 


Shirley 63 Marshland Road 

Love Is In The Air 


Our lucky-in-love owner has made the decision to move in with his partner, which is good news for 

him - but even better news for you, as he leaves behind this extremely tidy and affordable, modernised 

home. Great living-area spaces, separate sun-room, outdoor flow to the entertainment deck and 

private rear garden, all set on a wonderfully large 961m² section in a convenient urban location. 


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


3 1 2 


29 nd September at 4.00pm 


www.twisskeir.co.nz


Down-Sizing And Purchased 

55 Highsted Road, Bishopdale 

AUCTION: 28 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: BF26838 

With the children now all grown up, our 

owners have decided to move on and 

down-size, and are already under offer 

for their next property - consequently 

needing to sell asap! 

This classic 1980’s family home with a 

floor area of 130m² provides great living 

spaces, enhanced by the high-stud 

ceilings, fantastic flow to the outdoor 

deck and entertainment areas, plus 

plenty of parking and great heating 

utilities. You will fall in love with the pool 

with Summer and all those BBQ’s on their 

way! 

All set on a fully fenced private 961m² 

established section in a superb location. 

• Three double bedroom, main with 

en-suite and walk-in-robe 

• Separate living area 

• Separate laundry 

• Two heat pumps, log burner and DVS 

system 

• Alarm system 

• Entertainment deck + BBQ area 

• Swimming pool 

• Boat-pad + off-street parking 

A perfect family-home to be treasured 

and enjoyed. 

List with Harcourts 

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you could... 

Located in the great family suburb of 

Bishopdale, near Cotswold School, 

Bishopdale School, St Gregory’s Catholic 

Church, Bishopdale Park as well as of 

ease of access to Christchurch City. 

The owners will consider pre-auction 

offers and if accepted, may cancel the 

auction. 

For more information contact Mitchell 

Roberts or Mana Tai on 03 323 6045 or 

027 413 0797, Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty 

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EIGHTIES rockers, e Narcs 

complete their national mini-tour of 

high-energy rock shows with a gig 

at e Ferry Ale House next 

Saturday (1st October). 

Originating in Christchurch, e 

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circuit on the vibrant 80's live music 

scene at venues including the 

legendary Doodles Night Club and 

the Hillsborough Tavern. 

e four-piece - made up of Andy 

Dickson (vocals/guitar); Tony Waine 

(bass); Bob Ogilvie (drums); and 

Liam Ryan (keyboard) - swily 

became renowned for their hardedged 

Australasian rock, releasing 

four albums and spinning off iconic 

hits ‘You Took Me Heart and Soul’., 

‘Lazy Susan’, ‘Diamonds on China’, 

‘Abandoned By Love’, ‘Missing In 

Action’, and ‘It's Got To Be Love’. 

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highly successful national tours and 

dynamic live performances. 

In 1983 the group ‘cleaned up’ at 

the NZ Music Awards, claiming five 

awards. 

Joining e Narcs (Andy, Tony, 

and Liam) at next Saturday’s gig will 

be Pete (Rooda) Warren (DD Smash 

drummer) and Rikki Morris 

(Crocodiles). Together they will 

perform two sets, comprising music 

from e Narcs along with a tribute 

to DD Smash and 'Dudes. 

is show promises to put the 

'classic' back into classic kiwi music. 

Pre-sale tickets $25 + bf at 

dashtickets.co.nz. Door sales $30. 

Saturday 1st October - e Ferry 

Ale House, Waterman Place 

Ferrymead, phone 376 4071. 

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• Over 200 Companies Involved 

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their biggest Expo yet. With more sites to shop from than ever 

before do not leave your eftpos card at home! 

Featuring lots of new companies 

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accessories to giftware, fantastic 

food and wine, crafts, unique 

businesses, beauty and so much 

more – what interests the modern 

women will be at the Expo. 

so many wonderful companies and 

do lots of shopping under the one 

roof. Aside from having the best 

of local companies exhibiting at 

the Expo we have a large number 

With well over 200 companies 

involved it will be one of the 

largest events held in the region 

and organisers expect many 

thousand women to visit the Expo 

over the two days. Renee Murray 

from Expo Organisers, NZME 

Events says “We will be bringing a 

fabulous experience to the women 

of Canterbury for one weekend. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to see 

of national companies who 

will travel to Christchurch 

from all around New Zealand 

especially to show local women 

their products. This is a great 

chance for women to stop, 

relax and spoil themselves for 

one weekend”. 

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girlfriends and head to the Women’s Lifestyle Expo on this 24 and 

25 September at the Horncastle Arena. Door Sales only $10.

Be Pampered at the Expo 

Make sure you stop off at the Acacia 

Beauty Bar and treat yourself to a 

relaxing nail treatment or one of their 

many beauty treatments on site including 

reflexology, threading or a skin analysis. 

Acacia Skin, Health & Beauty are 

passionate about enhancing the lives 

of their clients - it’s all about you being 

lavished with the best experience and 

treatments to make the most of your 

body and beauty. You will look and 

feel fantastic after receiving the ‘Acacia 

treatment’. 

The Style Mystic Hair Lounge will be a 

popular destination for Expo visitors – 

take a seat and let the team spoil you with 

a new style or even a head, neck and 

shoulder massage. Why not have your 

hair curled or straightened and leave the 

Expo feeling like a new you. 

Your Expo experience won’t be complete 

until you visit the Moisture Mist and Za 

Makeup Lounge where not only will 

you find these Shiseido brands at great 

prices but the team onsite will be offering 

makeovers to Expo visitors. Find out the 

best colours and products to suit your 

own individual needs and leave the Expo 

feeling like a new woman! 

Grab a Goodie 

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Only available for purchase at the 

Women’s Lifestyle Expo these 

goodie Bags are perfect for expo 

visitors who love a bargain. They 

are a mystery bag including a scarf, 

variety of skincare & cosmetic 

products & more. Priced at only 

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with Expo visitors and are strictly 

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WIN BIG at the Expo! 

When you arrive at the Expo make sure you enter to win the huge door prize 

on offer. Worth over $4000 with contributions from various exhibitors this 

will be a fabulous prize for one lucky visitor. 

One of the prizes is a pair of white gold 

and diamond vertical bar earrings worth 

$850 from exhibitor Polished Diamonds. 

Make sure you visit the Polished Diamonds 

site in the Expo and learn how they can 

help with your choice of diamond rings, 

wedding rings, necklaces and pendants. 

They specialise in setting World Quality 

GIA certified diamonds and other highly 

precious stones like sapphire, ruby and 

tanzanite. 

You could also win a trip for two on the 

Otago Central Rail Trail Trust. This is 

an amazing experience, all off-road, no 

traffic, just Central Otago’s big skies and 

distinctive landscape to enjoy. Visit the 

team from Otago Central Rail Trail Trust 

on their site at the Expo and find out why 

thousands of people love exploring the 

trail. Whatever your interests are, there’s 

something there for you. Discover old 

historic gold-mining villages, country 

pubs, rugged scenery, or try some great 

off-trail adventures. Get a group of 

friends together and come and find what 

“Southern Hospitality” is all about. 

Aside from the door prize many exhibitors 

will be offering their own competitions and 

giveaways on site with lots of expo only 

specials. 

xpos.co.nz or to keep in touch with all the Expo news and competitions, join the Expo’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/WomensLifestyleExpo. 

WIN! 

$500 Snowberry 

Gift Pack 

Be in the draw when you buy 

Snowberry (Save 10%) 

Find us at Stand #100 

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Heart Stopper Challenge 

Fri 7 October 2016, 3-5pm 

TAKE THE PLUNGE 

to support Heart Kids through life 

Be part of our annual 

fundraising event! 

12 children are born every week in 

NZ with a heart defect. 

Help raise funds for Canterbury Kids 

living with a heart condition. 

• Easy to register • Fun event 

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or phone Judith 

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WE WOULD LOVE TO INVITE YOU 

TO OUR NEXT SALE!! 

Rencontres Blings sells homemade Scented 

Soy Candles, Hand Soaps and Bath Bombs. 

The Products are all made from natural 

ingredients and fragrances. 

We will be at the 

Christchurch Women’s Lifestyle Expo, 

located next to Harvey Norman Booth 

or see us at the Riccarton Markets. 

SEE YOU ALL THERE! 

Any questions, email us 

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Enjoy unique shopping to be found at Women’s Expo 

With over 200 sites to browse, unique businesses to discover, 

shopping, bargains and laughter, the Expo is the ultimate day 

out for every woman. 

One of the appeals the Expo has to 

visitors is the variety of companies 

involved with everything from 

jewellery and shoes to activewear 

and fitness to skincare and health 

products to gourmet food and wine 

and even a company offering plantbased 

cooking classes for Kids & 

Adults. There really is something for 

everyone and all ages. 

Renee Murray from NZME Events, 

organiser of the Expo says “Our 

aim is to have as wide of a range 

of companies involved with the 

Expo as possible. Women are all 

different and their individual interests 

are so diverse. One woman 

may love the latest in makeup or 

skincare but the woman beside 

her may be more interested in 

cycling the Otago Central Rail Trail 

or sampling handmade cheese. 

It’s great on the weekend to see 

all the various women visit the 

show, from teenagers to business 

women, mothers to grandmothers 

and friends simply enjoying each 

other’s company. It’s becoming 

more common for us to see three 

generations visit the Expo together 

as well, with the daughter, mother 

and grandmother all enjoying the 

show and spending the day with 

each other.” 

Brandhouse will exhibit at the Expo 

for the first time with their range of 

champagne, vodka, port and wines. 

Popular at other Expo’s this year 

has been the Royal Dragon’s elite 

flavour vodka collection with some 

flavours selling out. Introducing 

the most tantalizing and unique 

flavoured vodka collection of its time 

flavours include Watermelon, Green 

Apple, Passion Fruit, Chocolate and 

Lychee… A great vodka collection 

to enjoy neat, on the rocks or in 

your favourite cocktail! Visit the 

large Brandhouse site at the show 

to sample from their fabulous range 

and take home what you love. 

Christinz Clothing will visit the show 

for the first time, travelling from 

Balclutha to showcase her selection 

of Designer Clothing including; 

pants, stunning tops, skirts, base 

layers and jackets. A popular 

item are her batwing sleeve tops with a 

flattering shape through front to suit all 

sizes and with pink, gold, navy, black 

and silver in the colour range these tops 

look great with jeans, skirts or leggings. 

Christinz Clothing are located in the Expo 

Fashion Zone. 

The High Protein Breakfast Company 

will travel all the way from Auckland with 

their exclusive High Protein Muesli. Not 

available in store yet this range of muesli 

not only tastes great but helps with weight 

management, health and fitness. Without 

many of the sugars or fillers that so many 

processed breakfast foods contain these 

mueslis will keep you fuller for longer and 

with flavours including 

Berry, Peach & 

Nectarine and Feijoa 

you will want to buy 

them all. Visit the High 

Protein Breakfast 

Company in the Expo 

Taste Zone. 

The Women’s Lifestyle Expo, on at Horncastle Arena, 

Christchurch this 24th & 25th September. Door Sales only $10. 

For more details please see www.expos.co.nz or to keep in touch with 

all the Expo news & competitions join the Expo’s Facebook page at 

www.facebook.com/WomensLifestyleExpo.

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