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CITY TO SEA: An artist’s impression of the proposed<br />
Avon-Otakaro Forest Park. <br />
Pioneering<br />
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TOP OF THE SCHOOL: After five years of hard work and dedication to their schoolwork, Sean<br />
Takai from Shirley Boys’ and Hannah Everingham from Marian College were awarded dux of<br />
their schools for their efforts. Shirley and Marian held their annual senior prizegiving evenings<br />
last week, celebrating the high achievers of the school year. Proxime accessit, or second to the<br />
dux, was awarded to Boris van Bruchem at Shirley and Bobbi Braxton at Marian. Other notable<br />
awards on the night were given for sports, academic, cultural and arts.<br />
•Turn to page 7 for more awards<br />
• By Tom Doudney<br />
A DESCENDANT of<br />
Canterbury’s pioneering Deans<br />
family has offered to buy red<br />
zone land to get the proposed<br />
Avon-Otakaro Forest Park off<br />
the ground – and he hopes others<br />
will follow suit.<br />
Hamish Monro, a great, great<br />
grandson of John Deans, farms<br />
in East Sussex, England.<br />
He believed there was a shortage<br />
of native forest in Canterbury<br />
and wanted to build on his family’s<br />
legacy at Riccarton Bush by<br />
buying “at least an acre or more”<br />
of red zone land to become part<br />
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“With suitable covenants in<br />
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would produce a return for the<br />
Crown and help make the [forest<br />
park] project self-sustaining,” Mr<br />
Monro said.<br />
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dubious ‘housing’ land and recreating<br />
native, or semi-native,<br />
woodland rather than repeat<br />
housing which will always<br />
be subject to flooding and other<br />
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Mr Monro said he was yet to<br />
raise the idea with the Government<br />
or anyone outside the<br />
Avon-Otakaro Forest Park group<br />
and would not pre-empt how<br />
much money he was willing to<br />
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For months now, residents<br />
have called for the city council to<br />
replace the emergency stopbanks<br />
along the estuary. Not only that,<br />
as we have reported previously,<br />
the South New Brighton Domain<br />
estuary boardwalk has slowly<br />
crumbled away.<br />
It will be then hard for some to<br />
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FOREST PARK: Avon-Otakaro’s forest park vision could become<br />
reality with the help of the Monro family.<br />
•From page 1<br />
“[I] feel it should be rather less<br />
than open market agricultural<br />
[land] to reflect its lack of financial<br />
productivity and the covenants<br />
that it will have ensuring<br />
it remains as woodland,” he said.<br />
Mr Monro (right) said the size<br />
of plots could be arranged to suit<br />
purchasers, with a quarter acre<br />
section a possible minimum.<br />
“Some people may want to buy<br />
back their old house sites for example,”<br />
he said.<br />
“The wetland area might need<br />
to be more of a co-operative venture<br />
with shares of the wetland<br />
not specific areas sold.”<br />
Mr Monro made the offer<br />
after seeing a promotional video<br />
for the public native forest and<br />
wetlands which has been shared<br />
widely on Facebook.<br />
Regenerate Christchurch chief<br />
executive Ivan Iafeta said it was<br />
still too early to comment on specific<br />
proposals for the red zone<br />
but he acknowledged “the huge<br />
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PEGASUS POST Tuesday <strong>November</strong> 8 <strong>2016</strong> 3<br />
News<br />
Stopbank worry still high<br />
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce<br />
UPGRADES ARE being made<br />
on emergency stopbanks<br />
that line the Avon-Heathcote<br />
estuary, but residents say it’s not<br />
enough.<br />
The city council is in the<br />
early stages of designing ways to<br />
reduce the impact of flooding in<br />
the area, by looking to upgrade<br />
existing stopbanks.<br />
Previously, <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong> reported<br />
that South New Brighton<br />
residents felt unsafe due to the<br />
estuary’s emergency stopbanks<br />
eroding, and have lobbied<br />
the city council to repair and<br />
“urgently install more” flooding<br />
protection.<br />
The city council is talking to<br />
residents, and is in the early design<br />
stages of the upgrades, but<br />
has a budget of $30,000 assigned<br />
to it this year, with a further $3.9<br />
million to come next year.<br />
The stopbanks were installed<br />
along the Avon-Heathcote estuary<br />
and Avon River banks under<br />
emergency legislation by the<br />
Canterbury Earthquake Recovery<br />
Authority after the February<br />
22, 2011, earthquake.<br />
In September this year, the<br />
Burwood-<strong>Pegasus</strong> Community<br />
WORRY RISING: The city council will upgrade existing stopbanks this year but will not look to<br />
install new ones until next year at least. South Brighton Residents Association chairman Hugo<br />
Kristinsson (right) says it is a good start, but not enough.<br />
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
Board received a letter from<br />
Mayor Lianne Dalziel, saying<br />
installing estuary stopbanks was<br />
not budgeted for in the annual<br />
plan. She said it would be put in<br />
the 2017/2018 budget.<br />
Coastal-Burwood Community<br />
Board member Linda<br />
Stewart said it is good to see the<br />
city council commit to work on<br />
stop banks, but only addressing<br />
an area south of the Bridge St<br />
bridge is not good enough.<br />
She wanted the areas north<br />
and south of Bridget St covered<br />
also.<br />
“Yes it is a good start, no<br />
doubt, but I’m saying it’s not<br />
enough,” she said.<br />
City council’s head of strategic<br />
policy Helen Beaumont said<br />
there will be work taking place<br />
north of Bridge St as well, but it<br />
is just “to maintain the existing<br />
temporary stopbanks.”<br />
South Brighton Residents<br />
Association chairman Hugo<br />
Kristinsson agreed with Ms<br />
Stewart, and wanted to see the<br />
city council deal to water seeping<br />
under the stopbanks.<br />
“It certainly helps, but I would<br />
like to see the engineering design<br />
and how they plan to deal<br />
with the groundwater. In the existing<br />
stopbanks, when it is high<br />
tide the water almost reaches<br />
their top and filters under them<br />
also,” he said.<br />
Chairwoman to push for projects<br />
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce<br />
LOCAL BODY politician<br />
newcomer Kim Money is ready<br />
to shake things up on the<br />
Coastal-Burwood Community<br />
Board.<br />
Mrs Money was unanimously<br />
voted in as the board’s chairwoman<br />
last Monday.<br />
She will look to push on with<br />
projects like the North Beach<br />
promenade and installing more<br />
flood protection.<br />
Previously, the <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong><br />
reported that the $2.4 million<br />
promenade project was in jeopardy,<br />
and may not go ahead as<br />
originally planned. It is planned<br />
to run from the New Brighton<br />
Pier along the sand dunes to<br />
North Beach.<br />
Mrs Money said she would<br />
fight for the project to continue<br />
and met with Development<br />
Christchurch Ltd yesterday in<br />
relation to the project.<br />
In October’s local body elections,<br />
she along with deputy<br />
chairman Tim Sintes were voted<br />
in. Mr Sintes received 3892 votes<br />
and Mrs Money received 2978.<br />
Former Burwood-<strong>Pegasus</strong><br />
Community Board chairwoman<br />
Andrea Cummings received<br />
2776 votes and was not reelected.<br />
Mrs Money said she is “very<br />
optimistic” about the community’s<br />
future.<br />
“I’ve been involved with the<br />
community for the last 30 years<br />
. . . we have such a creative and<br />
wonderful community, so we’ve<br />
got to think big,” she said.<br />
Mrs Money aims to include<br />
children and the youth of the<br />
community in decision-making<br />
in the term.<br />
Coastal-Burwood deputy<br />
chairman Tim Sintes said Ms<br />
Money would do a great job as<br />
chairwoman, and will be looking<br />
to follow up on projects that<br />
were started by the previous<br />
board.<br />
“Things like getting the South<br />
New Brighton and Southshore<br />
estuary edge finished, so people<br />
can move ahead knowing their<br />
future is secure. Basically just<br />
finishing off what we started,”<br />
he said.<br />
Meanwhile, Sally Buck has<br />
been named as the Linwood-<br />
Central-Heathcote Community<br />
Board chairwoman.<br />
Ms Buck, a former city<br />
councillor for the Fendalton-<br />
Waimairi ward, retired from<br />
her role in 2013, and is a current<br />
Canterbury District Health<br />
Board member.<br />
She hopes to promote waste<br />
reduction while on the board<br />
and will look to advocate on<br />
the community’s behalf for<br />
improvement in aquifers and<br />
drinking water.<br />
In Brief<br />
FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS<br />
Aranui’s St James School is<br />
one of eight in the city to<br />
be recipients of a total of $6<br />
million of Government money<br />
to earthquake-strengthen<br />
school buildings. On Sunday,<br />
education minister Hekia<br />
Parata said the funding would<br />
ensure a safe and comfortable<br />
environment to learn in. The<br />
biggest recipient was St Thomas<br />
of Canterbury College which<br />
received $1.8 million, then St<br />
James at $1.6 million, followed<br />
by St Joseph’s School with $1.3<br />
million. The other schools all<br />
received under a $1 million. St<br />
Francis of Assisi School would<br />
get $600,000, Rangiora New<br />
Life School $311,000, St Mary’s<br />
School, $217,000, Middleton<br />
Grange School $150,000 and<br />
Christchurch Rudolf Steiner<br />
School, $22,000.<br />
CONSULTATION CLOSES<br />
Public consultation on the<br />
New Brighton Hot Salt Water<br />
Pools project has now closed.<br />
The city council asked residents<br />
for their opinions on what<br />
they would like to see at the<br />
pools, and how that may look.<br />
Consultation was open from<br />
October 14 until Monday<br />
night. The city council will<br />
now evaluate all the feedback<br />
and make decisions in<br />
conjunction with Development<br />
Christchurch Ltd, based on<br />
that.<br />
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Tuesday <strong>November</strong> 8 <strong>2016</strong><br />
Your Local Views<br />
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PEGASUS POST<br />
We said:<br />
Two playgrounds – 930<br />
students. Will it be enough?<br />
Tens of millions are being<br />
spent on the new Haeata<br />
Community Campus, but<br />
critics say there won’t<br />
be enough playgrounds.<br />
The onus to build extra<br />
playgrounds may fall to the<br />
school’s board of trustees<br />
if the Ministry of Education<br />
is unwilling to pay an<br />
estimated $20,000 per<br />
additional playground.<br />
You said:<br />
Janice Belgrave – It is just<br />
a predicted roll. I will be very<br />
surprised if they actually get<br />
that many students, given that<br />
students from at least one of the<br />
closing primary schools, are not<br />
obliged to go there and are subsequently<br />
choosing other schools<br />
within the area. If they need<br />
more playgrounds/playground<br />
equipment, they could relocate<br />
some from the closing primary<br />
schools, which would be much<br />
cheaper as well as a sensible use<br />
of resources!<br />
Raewyn Murray – That<br />
woman (we all know who she<br />
is) did this – let her foot the<br />
bill. Definitely need more than<br />
two playgrounds or split the<br />
playground times – that’s a good<br />
idea.<br />
Emma Geldard – The high<br />
school-aged kids won’t need a<br />
playground, just field space and<br />
hard courts.<br />
Heidi Meinzer – Certainly<br />
need another playground. With<br />
that amount of students. Or one<br />
way they could do it is split the<br />
playground time between the<br />
years.<br />
Pamela Neil – At the old<br />
Christchurch Girls’ High School,<br />
we had no playgrounds at all. We<br />
coped by walking around Cranmer<br />
Square.<br />
FAERIE PICNIC: Faeries of all shapes and sizes gathered<br />
at Rawhiti Domain on Sunday to have a picnic. About 300<br />
people, pixies, elves and faeries met for pantomime stories<br />
and songs with the Natural Magic Pirate Band, a sneak up on<br />
the faerie game, a faerie teacup competition, face-painting<br />
and many other fun activities. The faeries were even joined by<br />
a group of wizards.<br />
PHOTOS: NICK KING AND RUBY HENDERSON<br />
Linda<br />
Stewart<br />
New Brighton resident<br />
Mary McCammon responds<br />
to a recent article in<br />
<strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong> about Linda<br />
Stewart and former<br />
Burwood-<strong>Pegasus</strong><br />
Community Board<br />
chairwoman Andrea<br />
Cummings’ post local body<br />
election spat.<br />
Andrea Cummings worked<br />
tirelessly for the community,<br />
both before and after she was<br />
elected to community board.<br />
To belittle her commitment is<br />
ludicrous and, after she lost her<br />
place on the board, cruel.<br />
Name-calling and reputationbashing<br />
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year in American politics but we<br />
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PEGASUS POST Tuesday <strong>November</strong> 8 <strong>2016</strong> 5<br />
News<br />
School’s fate up to bishop<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
THE FUTURE of Marian<br />
College will not be decided<br />
until a new Catholic Bishop of<br />
Christchurch is appointed.<br />
The diocese has been looking<br />
at permanent options to rebuild<br />
the school after being forced<br />
from its North Pde site following<br />
the February 2011 earthquake.<br />
However, none have been set<br />
in stone.<br />
In a letter to the school,<br />
administrator of the diocese<br />
Reverend Rick Loughnan<br />
said the decision would be<br />
deferred until a new bishop<br />
was appointed and further<br />
investigations were carried out.<br />
“We must be 100 per cent sure<br />
of our reasoning when the final<br />
decision is made and, with a new<br />
bishop soon to be appointed, it<br />
would seem appropriate for him,<br />
with our guidance, to have input<br />
into this final decision,” the<br />
letter said.<br />
Marian principal Mary-Lou<br />
Davidson said the school was in<br />
good heart while it waited to see<br />
where it would be rebuilt.<br />
“It’s an important decision.<br />
We want one that has the best<br />
outcome for the school.”<br />
Last year, the diocese decided<br />
the school would not return<br />
PATIENT: Marian College’s future will not be decided until a<br />
new Catholic Bishop of Christchurch is appointed.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
to its North Pde site because it<br />
remained at risk of liquefaction<br />
induced subsidence and lateral<br />
spreading.<br />
The Bishop of Christchurch is<br />
the proprietor of the school.<br />
Bishop Barry Jones initiated<br />
the process of deciding<br />
where the school would be<br />
rebuilt.<br />
However, he passed away in<br />
February.<br />
A diocese spokeswoman said<br />
there was no time frame for<br />
when a new bishop would be<br />
appointed and it was highly<br />
confidential.<br />
“It’s a highly consultative<br />
process, with both lay and clergy<br />
to find a suitable candidate.”<br />
REGENERATION: Graham Pullman drove from Orari to<br />
Christchurch to donate $4000 worth of tussock to be planted<br />
on red-zoned land.<br />
PHOTO: TOM DOUDNEY<br />
Forest park support growing<br />
HAMISH MONRO’S offer to<br />
buy red zone land is not the only<br />
offer of support for the proposed<br />
Avon-Otakaro Forest Park to<br />
have been generated by a popular<br />
Facebook video.<br />
The video has attracted more<br />
than 138,000 views on Facebook<br />
in the seven weeks since its<br />
release.<br />
Other offers inspired by the<br />
video included the donation<br />
of 1500 plants for the project<br />
by Graham Pullman, of Orari<br />
Nursery near Geraldine, and the<br />
Student Volunteer Army has said<br />
it could provide volunteers.<br />
Avon-Otakaro Forest Park<br />
spokesman Mark Huxtable said<br />
it was fantastic to see people getting<br />
behind the vision and public<br />
support was “really important” to<br />
the project.<br />
Mr Pullman drove from Orari<br />
to Christchurch to deliver the<br />
$4000 worth of tussock to be<br />
planted on red-zoned land.<br />
“I think the vision [for the<br />
park] is extraordinary,” he said.<br />
“But most importantly it’s doable.”<br />
He said the tussocks would<br />
help remove sediments and nutrients<br />
from the river and improve<br />
stream life.<br />
The location and timing of the<br />
planting is yet to be determined<br />
by the city council.<br />
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Architect helps rebuild communities<br />
Entrepreneur Camia Young, 42, settled here<br />
in the aftermath of the February 22, 2011,<br />
earthquake. Fraser Walker-Pearce talks to<br />
the American architect about her passion<br />
for rebuilding the city<br />
Tell me what you were doing<br />
when you first arrived in New<br />
Zealand?<br />
I arrived five years ago and<br />
was teaching architecture at the<br />
University of Auckland. During<br />
that time, we brought more than<br />
1000 students to Christchurch to<br />
help with the rebuild and I did<br />
that until about a year or so ago.<br />
I was flying from Christchurch<br />
to Auckland on a Monday and<br />
coming back on the Wednesday.<br />
I would do that every week and I<br />
got super tired. I loved teaching,<br />
it was such a good time.<br />
During your time at the university,<br />
were you still involved<br />
with Christchurch?<br />
In the middle of that teaching<br />
we did Gap Filler’s pallet pavilion,<br />
which took place over the<br />
course of a summer and winter.<br />
It was up for two years, so that<br />
was a treasure of a project. And<br />
during setting that up, I caught<br />
a bug – it was a good bug, but a<br />
bug nonetheless. The bug taught<br />
me about building communities<br />
through building buildings. It<br />
wasn’t about the pavilion it was<br />
about the community around<br />
the pavilion that made it work.<br />
It was about a healing place for<br />
the community to gather around<br />
after the earthquakes.<br />
And what after that?<br />
Then I started a project called<br />
Exchange Christchurch, XCHC.<br />
X stands for exchange and CHC<br />
is Christchurch’s airport code.<br />
And we will be doing Exchange<br />
Auckland, which will be XAKL<br />
and Exchange Wellington which<br />
will be XWLG. So there are other<br />
initiatives coming as well. It<br />
provides a place for people that<br />
have lost a lot in the earthquakes,<br />
a place to create and produce<br />
their creative work and develop<br />
their creative practice.<br />
Great, so what can people see<br />
at XCHC at the moment?<br />
At the moment we have a<br />
jeweller, a painter, a composer,<br />
a few photographers, an<br />
architectural designer and art<br />
exhibitions that change weekly.<br />
So would you say you’ve been<br />
quite involved with the rebuild<br />
of the city?<br />
I’ve been more involved in the<br />
social side of the rebuild more<br />
than anything. What I’ve been<br />
doing is learning by doing while<br />
I’m here. This will absolutely<br />
be a 21st century city where it’s<br />
not so much about the next big<br />
icon, but where the people will<br />
come first and the buildings will<br />
be a by-product of that. I have<br />
confidence in the people.<br />
Right, and where in the city<br />
are you based?<br />
I’m mostly at the exchange<br />
in the central city, but I own<br />
a place out in Lyttelton. I love<br />
Lyttelton, but I also love Sumner,<br />
New Brighton, places with a<br />
cool community feel. I much<br />
prefer the speed of small than<br />
the big city stuff, you can get<br />
so much more done in small<br />
communities. I actually live up in<br />
Mt Pleasant and I quite like that.<br />
And you have a slight accent<br />
there – is it American?<br />
Yes. I was born in Colorado<br />
and those mountains still call<br />
to me. I’m from Aspen. It’s the<br />
Rocky Mountains that get me.<br />
New Zealand has a really strong<br />
connection with nature as well.<br />
I left when I was younger and<br />
lived in Europe for 11 years,<br />
studied in London, then worked<br />
in Rotterdam (Netherlands),<br />
Paris (France), Madrid (Spain)<br />
and Basel (Switzerland). It was<br />
great, I was practicing there as an<br />
architect.<br />
There must have been some<br />
incredible projects in the likes<br />
of Paris?<br />
There was one project in Paris<br />
– it’s the only time I’ve ever cried<br />
ENTREPRENEUR: Camia Young moved to Christchurch to<br />
use her skills as an architect to help rebuild the city after the<br />
earthquakes.<br />
when we lost a project. It still<br />
hurts to this day. I fell in love<br />
with it. It’s where I learned to<br />
dream with the intent to realise<br />
the dream. It’s easy to come up<br />
with an idea, it’s expensive to<br />
execute them.<br />
I’d imagine it would be. Have<br />
you been anywhere other than<br />
America, Europe and New<br />
Zealand?<br />
I’m also a Brazilian resident.<br />
My father lives there. I spend<br />
a bit of time there and I speak<br />
Portuguese as well. He lives in<br />
northern Brazil. He built a selfsustaining<br />
home in the middle<br />
of the sand dunes. He’s lived<br />
without electricity for the last 25<br />
years and now has solar power.<br />
He’s a hippy in the middle of a<br />
desert. So he’s my inspiration for<br />
a lot of things.<br />
That’s pretty incredible. Do<br />
you have a project that, once<br />
completed, you’ll be happy to<br />
retire and put your feet up?<br />
No. I don’t really have an<br />
end-game. I love seeing positive<br />
change. And I think we’re all<br />
inherently creative, to see that<br />
work done is the road and the<br />
end for me.<br />
Where did you spend your<br />
school years?<br />
Up through secondary I<br />
was in Aspen, elementary and<br />
high school. Then I did my<br />
undergraduate at University<br />
of Colorado and graduated<br />
as valedictorian and went<br />
on to get a masters in Los<br />
Angeles at SCIARC, the<br />
Southern California Institute of<br />
Architecture. In three years, I got<br />
two masters degrees, rather than<br />
two and a half for one masters,<br />
which it could’ve been. Then I<br />
practiced architecture in Europe<br />
for 11 years across the board<br />
there.<br />
Do you have any family over<br />
here in Christchurch?<br />
No, no family here, I fly solo.<br />
I have lots of love, I miss them,<br />
miss the mountains, too. But<br />
some family has come out while<br />
I’m here, though. Mum and dad<br />
have been out. My sister uses<br />
the old ‘if you don’t eat your<br />
vegetables, you won’t be able to<br />
go visit Aunty Camia’ on her two<br />
kids. They’re super-excited to<br />
visit as well.<br />
Was it always an intention of<br />
yours to come to Christchurch?<br />
Not at all. I was looking for<br />
change from working in a<br />
corporate office. As much as I<br />
loved my life in Europe, I wanted<br />
to find somewhere I could do<br />
my own thing. A friend of mine<br />
who is a Kiwi offered to bring me<br />
in to teach at the University of<br />
Auckland, which was about three<br />
months before the February<br />
22, 2011, earthquake. Then<br />
that entire year course became<br />
focused on the earthquake and<br />
on Christchurch. I had never<br />
taught and I had never been to<br />
Christchurch, but I was looking<br />
for a new home and so I came<br />
a month before the course<br />
was due to start and I walked<br />
Christchurch for that month and<br />
then went up to teach the course.<br />
I knew in that month that I<br />
would stay here. I was looking<br />
at a couple of other countries<br />
around the world – Brazil,<br />
Canada – but I couldn’t do it.<br />
What are some of your<br />
first memories stepping into<br />
Christchurch post-earthquake?<br />
It was late 2011, so it was<br />
post-apocalyptic. I thought<br />
immediately I was in way over<br />
my head and I thought I was<br />
naive in the fact that I thought<br />
I could make a difference. But<br />
after phoning my dad about it,<br />
I decided I would stay. I started<br />
really walking the city and<br />
learning as much as I possibly<br />
could about it. I ended up getting<br />
my visa through the job in<br />
Auckland and now I’m here. But<br />
that month, it was really scary<br />
for me because I had never seen<br />
a crisis on that scale before and I<br />
didn’t know what to do.<br />
Must have been pretty<br />
terrifying. Had you experienced<br />
an earthquake before that?<br />
I think I remember maybe one<br />
earthquake when I was in Aspen,<br />
but when I was in LA there was<br />
a few. But nothing compared<br />
to when I came here, and they<br />
happened so often back then.<br />
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Shirley Boys; Marian College<br />
students shine at awards<br />
AWARD EVENINGS were held<br />
at Shirley Boys’ High School and<br />
Marian College on Thursday<br />
night.<br />
Shirley Boys’ High School<br />
Academic awards<br />
Dux – Sean Takai.<br />
Proxime accessit – Boris<br />
van Bruchem.<br />
Old boys’ prize – Matthew<br />
Croft.<br />
Hartley scholar year 13 –<br />
Sean Takai.<br />
Indoor bowling club prize –<br />
Matthew Gowans.<br />
OfficeMax citizenship<br />
award year 13 – Boris van<br />
Bruchem; Hugh McDougall.<br />
Rankin Education Trust<br />
award year 13 – Ryan<br />
Teape.<br />
Kirby prize year 12 – Blake<br />
Kennedy.<br />
OfficeMax prize year 12 –<br />
Cole Yeoman.<br />
Headmaster’s prize for<br />
academic excellence year<br />
11 – Jack Coumbe.<br />
Junior Hartley scholar year<br />
11 – Benjamin Nicholls.<br />
Freemasons tertiary education<br />
award – Zachary<br />
Adams.<br />
Clarrie Ford award – Max<br />
Ngataki.<br />
CV Gallagher Trust awards<br />
– Boris van Bruchem; Matthew<br />
Croft; Sean Takai.<br />
Sports awards<br />
Year 13 Cup for the best<br />
individual sportsman of the<br />
year – Cruz Topai-Aveai.<br />
John Mullins Trophy for the<br />
all-round sportsman of the<br />
year – Joshua Archer.<br />
Sports team of the year –<br />
Volleyball A team.<br />
Sports Blues<br />
Rugby – Joshua Archer;<br />
Glen Beardsley; Logan<br />
Bell; Samson Lale-Seinafo;<br />
Cruz Topai-Avaei; Boris van<br />
Bruchem.<br />
Rowing – James Alexander;<br />
Jake Luthi; Connor Robinson.<br />
Volleyball – Josef Berry;<br />
Jonah Drye; Luke Houlston;<br />
Mana Placid.<br />
Football – Aaron Browne;<br />
James Kolien.<br />
Super touch – Nethaniel<br />
Bolton.<br />
Ice Hockey – Ryan Fraser.<br />
Mountain biking – Ethan Fry<br />
Hockey – Keeley Legge.<br />
Cultural and arts gold<br />
awards<br />
Pasifika culture group –<br />
Kime Atonio; Chanel Feala;<br />
Samson Lale-Seinafo; Brendon<br />
Lale-Seinafo; Michael<br />
Mose; Utaese Samuele;<br />
Stanley Tuipolotu; Michael<br />
Fili.<br />
Music – Jesse Behan; Jordan<br />
Berry; Liam Humm; Joshua<br />
Mosa’ati; Boris van Bruchem;<br />
Judah Watkinson.<br />
Drama and theatre sports<br />
– Aiden Brawley; Lucan<br />
Buxton-Bennett; Miguel<br />
Clayton-Jones; Bailey Cropp;<br />
Liam Hubrick; Brent Shaskey;<br />
Cole Yeoman; Gareth<br />
Millar.<br />
Pipe Band – Matthew Croft;<br />
Jonathon Findlay.<br />
Kapa Haka – Keenan Jarvis;<br />
Tuumana Winiata-Kirner.<br />
Art – Harry Wyatt.<br />
Writing and public speaking<br />
– Sean Takai.<br />
Performing arts technology<br />
– Alexander Wilson.<br />
Marian College<br />
Academic awards<br />
Dux – Hannah Everingham.<br />
Proxime accessit – Bobbi<br />
Braxton.<br />
Service as head girl - Hannah<br />
Everingham.<br />
McKillop Trophy – Hannah<br />
Everingham.<br />
Supreme award for service<br />
and loyalty to Marian College<br />
- Hannah Everingham.<br />
Ian and Sadie Scott award<br />
for high achievement,<br />
service and school spirit –<br />
Claudia McKenna.<br />
St Mary’s Cup for contribution<br />
to the special character<br />
of the college – Grace<br />
Challies.<br />
Special prizes<br />
House shield for sporting,<br />
cultural activities, participation<br />
and fundraising<br />
– Seymour House.<br />
Marian College award for<br />
diligence in the senior<br />
school – Jessica Costello.<br />
Anna Heffernan Trophy<br />
for academic leadership –<br />
Bobbi Braxton.<br />
Service as deputy head girl<br />
– Samantha Caffell; Claudia<br />
McKenna.<br />
Service as head girl – Hannah<br />
Everingham.<br />
Deborah Ashley taonga –<br />
Leilani Matai.<br />
Marian College Cup for<br />
co-operation and service<br />
to the college - Samantha<br />
Caffell; Ceryse Scott.<br />
Sports awards<br />
Ryan Family Trophy for intermediate<br />
athletics champion<br />
– Geena Klaver.<br />
Lewis Cup for the senior<br />
athletics champion – Celena<br />
Music.<br />
Kathy Harpur Trophy for<br />
under-16 swimming – Kaylee<br />
Jackson.<br />
Roche Trophy for senior<br />
swimming champion –<br />
Maeve Sullivan.<br />
Outstanding performing<br />
and contribution<br />
to aerobics – Taylor<br />
McCaughan.<br />
Philippa Connell Cup for<br />
excellence in basketball –<br />
Kelsey Robinson.<br />
Outstanding contribution<br />
to dragon boating – Maria<br />
Cooke; Courtney Stothers;<br />
Grace Tucker.<br />
Nolan Family Trophy for<br />
the most valuable football<br />
player – Connor Duggan;<br />
Hannah Hegarty.<br />
Outstanding contribution to<br />
futsal – Rebecca Lake.<br />
Helen Gourdie Trophy<br />
for attitude and effort in<br />
hockey – Hailey Poumaka;<br />
Madeline Wyld.<br />
Martin Trophy for best<br />
contribution to multi-sport<br />
– Jessie Fahey; Meg Fahey.<br />
Wylie Trophy for netball<br />
player of the year – Claudia<br />
TOP STUDENTS: Shirley’s Boris van Bruchem was awarded<br />
proxime accessit, the CV Gallagher Trust prize for physical<br />
education and the Hartly prize for English and music. Marian’s<br />
Bobbi Braxton received the Anna Heffernan Trophy for<br />
academic leadership.<br />
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Roberts.<br />
Cassidy Trophy for rower of<br />
the year – Kate Fraser.<br />
Stuart Cup for senior tennis<br />
champion – Lora Logan.<br />
Parkin Trophy for most<br />
valuable player in touch -<br />
Abbey Stokes.<br />
Outstanding contribution<br />
to volleyball - Isra Ah Kuoi;<br />
Meleane Ulugia.<br />
Outstanding contribution to<br />
water polo – Kate Jamieson.<br />
Special sports awards<br />
Outstanding participation<br />
and contribution to sport<br />
– Courtney Quinn; Abbey<br />
Stokes.<br />
PTA Trophy for attitude,<br />
service and participation in<br />
sport – Caitlin Hintz.<br />
Alex Webster Memorial<br />
Cup for co-operation<br />
and school spirit – Ellie<br />
Crowther.<br />
Ngakina Bertrand Trophy<br />
for excellence in sport<br />
– Rebecca Lake; Kaylee<br />
Jackson.<br />
Cultural awards<br />
Sister Gael Henry Trophy<br />
for senior kapa haka –<br />
Cheyanne Green; Maia<br />
Viliamu.<br />
Ngati Raukawa<br />
Kapumanawawhiti Trophy<br />
overall excellence in kapa<br />
haka - Beulah Paris.<br />
Pasifika Trophy for service<br />
and leadership – Simone<br />
Faitaua; Ceryse Scott.<br />
McKillop College Cup for<br />
public speaking – Meg<br />
Fahey.<br />
Chirnside Trophy for<br />
participation and talent<br />
in drama – Charlotte<br />
Taurima.<br />
Hilary Page-Wills Cup for<br />
ability and participation in<br />
music – Grace Challies.<br />
Award for excellence in<br />
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Tucker.<br />
Performing Arts Trophy for<br />
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cultural activities – Hannah<br />
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Every Wednesday, 10.30am-<br />
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Go along to the seaside and<br />
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Monthly Displays<br />
October 31 to <strong>November</strong> 27<br />
Brighton Gallery is displaying<br />
the work of two artists in<br />
<strong>November</strong>. Southshore artist<br />
Sue Alderman and airbrush<br />
artist Sandy Fulop. The gallery<br />
is run by local artists, for<br />
the benefit of local artists in<br />
Carnaby Ln, off New Brighton<br />
mall. For more information,<br />
phone Judy on 382 0045.<br />
Brighton Gallery, Carnaby<br />
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BEACH CLEAN-UP: Summer’s on the way and a group of locals have taken it upon themselves to<br />
ensure New Brighton looks amazing. Taking place on <strong>November</strong> 19, from noon till 1.40pm, go along<br />
and join them as they clean up the beach and the sand dunes. Bin bags and gloves will be provided<br />
on the day. A sausage sizzle will follow for those who go along and lend a hand, as well as spot prizes<br />
and goodies for the kids. Last year’s event had about 300 people participate. At the New Brighton<br />
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Trash to Treasure<br />
<strong>November</strong> 7 to 26, Monday to<br />
Friday, 11am-4pm, Saturday,<br />
noon-3pm<br />
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Community Arts Centre is once<br />
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Treasure exhibition. For inquiries<br />
and more information, phone 981<br />
2881.<br />
Eastside Gallery, cnr Worcester<br />
St and Stanmore Rd<br />
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Twilight Fair<br />
Friday, <strong>November</strong> 18<br />
Plenty of food stalls, bakery,<br />
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games, face-painting, market<br />
stalls, plants and more.<br />
Parkview Primary School, 10<br />
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Friday nights, from 7.30pm<br />
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Tea, coffee and biscuits are free.<br />
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ALL ABOUT HAIR AND BEAUTY<br />
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Hair to Stay<br />
Hairdressing has been and still is a<br />
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EQC UPDATE KEEPING YOU INFORMED | NOVEMBER <strong>2016</strong><br />
EQC pays $495 million in the past year to<br />
settle Canterbury claims<br />
EQC Chief Executive Ian Simpson<br />
The Earthquake Commission paid<br />
out nearly half a billion dollars to<br />
settle claims in Canterbury in the<br />
year to 30 June <strong>2016</strong>, its recently<br />
released annual report shows.<br />
The annual report includes lots of detail<br />
about the work EQC has been carrying<br />
out in Canterbury in the past year.<br />
Figures in the report show that in the<br />
2015/16 financial year, EQC paid out<br />
$495 million in claims for the 2010-2011<br />
Canterbury earthquake sequence.<br />
This total was made up of $441 million<br />
for residential building claims (both for<br />
cash settlements and managed repairs),<br />
$46 million for residential land claims<br />
and $8 million for contents claims.<br />
IN THE<br />
FINANCIAL YEAR<br />
TO<br />
30 JUNE <strong>2016</strong> EQC PAID OUT<br />
$495 MILLION<br />
MADE UP OF $441 MILLION<br />
FOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDING CLAIMS,<br />
$46 MILLION FOR RESIDENTIAL<br />
LAND CLAIMS AND $8 MILLION<br />
FOR CONTENTS CLAIMS.<br />
EQC has now spent $9.4 billion<br />
(including claim handling expenses,<br />
excluding GST) in its response to the<br />
2010-2011 Canterbury earthquakes.<br />
This sum has been financed from the<br />
Natural Disaster Fund and by the<br />
reinsurance cover EQC had negotiated<br />
prior to the earthquakes.<br />
EQC recovered about $444 million<br />
of the cost of Canterbury claims,<br />
largely from international reinsurers,<br />
in 2015/16.<br />
EQC also paid out $25 million for claims<br />
other than those from the 2010-2011<br />
Canterbury earthquakes. This includes<br />
$4.7 million for claims from the<br />
February <strong>2016</strong> earthquakes.<br />
AT 30 JUNE <strong>2016</strong>,<br />
EQC HAD<br />
COMPLETED<br />
REPAIRS<br />
ON MORE THAN 67,000 HOMES,<br />
SETTLED 187,000 CONTENTS<br />
CLAIMS, COMPLETED CLAIMS<br />
FOR LAND DAMAGE TO<br />
66,000 PROPERTIES.<br />
In Canterbury, as at 30 June <strong>2016</strong>, EQC<br />
had completed repairs on more than<br />
67,000 homes, settled 187,000<br />
contents claims and completed claims<br />
for land damage to 66,000 properties.<br />
“By the end of the year we aim to<br />
have cash settled the more than<br />
14,000 claims from the February <strong>2016</strong><br />
earthquakes,” says Chief Executive<br />
Ian Simpson.<br />
Mr Simpson reaffirmed EQC’s ongoing<br />
commitment to Canterbury in 2017.<br />
“In the upcoming year, EQC will<br />
continue to be present in Canterbury<br />
resolving remedial requests on<br />
properties where we have managed a<br />
repair. There is also a range of<br />
administrative and financial tasks to be<br />
completed.”<br />
AS AT 30 JUNE <strong>2016</strong>,<br />
EQC HAD PAID OUT<br />
$9.4 BILLION<br />
IN RESPONSE TO THE 2010-2011<br />
CANTERBURY EARTHQUAKES.<br />
THIS MONEY CAME FROM THE<br />
NATURAL DISASTER FUND<br />
AND REINSURANCE.<br />
Mr Simpson says that EQC has adequate<br />
funds to continue to operate and to meet<br />
its financial obligations and settle claims.<br />
“There is always a high level of<br />
uncertainty when it comes to settling<br />
claims. For instance with home repairs,<br />
the true extent of damage may only<br />
become clear once repairs begin and<br />
tradies start ripping off weatherboards<br />
or lifting floorboards.<br />
IN ADDITION,<br />
AS AT 30 JUNE <strong>2016</strong><br />
EQC HAD PAID OUT<br />
$4.7 MILLION<br />
FOR CLAIMS ARISING FROM THE<br />
FEBRUARY <strong>2016</strong> EARTHQUAKES<br />
IN CANTERBURY.<br />
“Because of this uncertainty, we have<br />
built a margin into our estimates of what<br />
the Canterbury claims will cost.<br />
“In the event that we did need to use all<br />
of this margin, the Crown has confirmed<br />
in writing that it will meet its obligations<br />
under the Earthquake Commission Act to<br />
ensure that EQC can meet all its liabilities<br />
as they fall due,” Mr Simpson says.<br />
The EQC Annual Report shows that EQC<br />
received about $280 million in premiums<br />
and spent $210 million on expenses,<br />
excluding claims payments and claims<br />
handling expenses for the 2010-2011<br />
Canterbury earthquake sequence.<br />
“Our largest expense was the $150<br />
million in premiums for reinsurance,<br />
which currently provides New Zealand<br />
with access to $4.69 billion in cover<br />
for natural disasters, once the cost of<br />
these events exceeds the deductible,”<br />
Mr Simpson says.<br />
A copy of the EQC Annual Report<br />
2015/16 can be downloaded from the<br />
EQC website.<br />
Canterbury students<br />
head to Chile for<br />
earthquake conference<br />
Five engineering students from University of Canterbury will be<br />
attending the World Conference on Earthquake Engineering<br />
(16WCEE) in Chile this January thanks to sponsorship from EQC and<br />
the NZ Society for Earthquake Engineers (NZSEE).<br />
EQC’s Research Strategy and Investment Manager Richard Smith says the<br />
sponsorship goes partway to supporting students and practitioners to<br />
attend the conference, which is the preeminent gathering of engineers<br />
involved in seismic resistant design.<br />
“WCEE is to earthquake engineers what the Olympics are to sport. This<br />
opportunity gives these students exposure to ideas and knowledge from<br />
around the globe as well as the chance to forge international connections<br />
that will be of value to their research and to New Zealand.<br />
“EQC plays an important role in funding and facilitating research about<br />
natural hazard risk. Part of that is making sure we have researchers within<br />
New Zealand who have the capability to undertake that research.”<br />
Mechanical engineering PhD student Jarrod Cook says the chance to<br />
attend 16WCEE will be invaluable. “I’m exploring ways a ratcheting,<br />
tension-only device can reduce the motion experienced by buildings<br />
during an earthquake, and therefore limit the damage and impact to<br />
people as well as enabling buildings to stay open after the event. WCEE is<br />
the premier conference in earthquake engineering so this is a great way<br />
to share my ideas, get critical feedback and see what others are doing.”<br />
WCEE is held every four years and provides attendees with the<br />
opportunity for a global exchange of knowledge, ideas, research<br />
results and practical experience. As well as students from Canterbury,<br />
EQC and NZSEE are jointly sponsoring the attendance of five students<br />
from Auckland University and four industry representatives from across<br />
New Zealand.<br />
From left to right: Jarrod Cook, Pavan Aninthaneni and Amir Malek are three of<br />
five University of Canterbury students heading to Chile for the World Conference<br />
on Earthquake Engineering this January.<br />
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SPORTS<br />
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CONTINUING EDUCATION<br />
Ensuring a safe<br />
work place<br />
BIG NIGHT: The Aranui Eagles picked up a number of accolades at the<br />
Canterbury Rugby League awards.<br />
Aranui Eagles end the<br />
season with big awards<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
THE ARANUI Eagles had<br />
a night to remember at the<br />
recent Canterbury Rugby<br />
League awards at the<br />
Hornby Working Men’s<br />
Club.<br />
A number of the night’s<br />
major awards were taken<br />
home by this year’s Gore<br />
Cup champions, none bigger<br />
than the referee plaque<br />
– club of the year award.<br />
In June, the club celebrated<br />
the completion of<br />
its new changing rooms<br />
at Wainoni Park after<br />
having to use a temporary<br />
container following the<br />
earthquakes.<br />
The year wasn’t without<br />
its lows. The club was in<br />
mourning following the<br />
death of secretary Cathy<br />
Irwin on August 5. She<br />
was a huge loss not only to<br />
the club, but to the local<br />
community.<br />
Irwin, who also<br />
worked with the Aranui<br />
Community Trust, was<br />
remembered for her work<br />
with the club at the awards<br />
evening. Two of Irwin’s<br />
daughters, Cherie Rangihuna<br />
and Shakeena Irwin,<br />
accepted the Rochelle<br />
MacPherson Trophy –<br />
administrator of the year<br />
award on her behalf.<br />
The Eagles also had a<br />
number of other individual<br />
awards go their way<br />
on the night.<br />
Club president Alana<br />
Hema won the RC<br />
Reddock Trophy, the<br />
biggest award for her role.<br />
Meanwhile, Kahi Tipene<br />
picked up the AG Bailey<br />
Cup after finishing as the<br />
top try scorer in this year’s<br />
Massetti Cup.<br />
The Eagles finished the<br />
Massetti Cup round robin<br />
in fifth place.<br />
They then competed<br />
for the Gore Cup, which<br />
is contested between<br />
the bottom four teams<br />
following the round robin.<br />
The Eagles defeated the<br />
Halswell Hornets 24-16<br />
in the semi-final and<br />
then lifted the cup after<br />
defeating the Celebration<br />
Lions 26-20.<br />
Awards list<br />
Referee plaque<br />
– club of the year:<br />
Aranui Eagles.<br />
Mel Cooke Trophy –<br />
grand final MVP: Erwin<br />
Sauni (Linwood Keas).<br />
Turners and Le Brun<br />
Cup – top point scorer:<br />
Daniel Hartley (Linwood<br />
Keas).<br />
AG Bailey Cup – top<br />
try scorer: Kahi Tipene<br />
(Aranui Eagles).<br />
Poore Cup – most<br />
premiership points:<br />
Linwood Keas.<br />
John Coffey Cup –<br />
coach of the year:<br />
Andrew Auimatagi<br />
(Linwood Keas).<br />
CRL Trophy – volunteer<br />
of the year: Delwyn<br />
Ellis (Sydenham<br />
Swans).<br />
Rochelle MacPherson<br />
Trophy – administrator<br />
of the year: Cathy<br />
Irwin (Aranui Eagles).<br />
NZ Masters Cup –<br />
trainer of the year: Lee<br />
Paru (Hornby Panthers).<br />
NZ Masters Cup – club<br />
manager of the year:<br />
Phillip Allen (Hornby<br />
Panthers).<br />
NZ Masters Cup – club<br />
coach of the year:<br />
Andrew Auimatagi<br />
(Linwood Keas).<br />
RC Reddock Trophy<br />
– club president of<br />
the year: Alana Hema<br />
(Aranui Eagles).<br />
Referees<br />
Bill Whitehead<br />
Trophy – junior grade<br />
referee of the year:<br />
Owen Harvey.<br />
Kevin Kirner Memorial<br />
Trophy – youth grade<br />
referee of the year:<br />
Daryl Mataiti.<br />
Helen Lightfoot<br />
Trophy – senior grade<br />
referee of the year:<br />
Steve Toms.<br />
Tom Lightfoot Trophy<br />
– premier grade<br />
referee of the year:<br />
Adam Burns.<br />
Representative<br />
Canterbury under-19<br />
rookie of the year:<br />
Soni Finau (Papanui<br />
Tigers).<br />
Canterbury under-19<br />
most outstanding<br />
player: Quintin<br />
Needham (Halswell<br />
Hornets).<br />
Canterbury under-19<br />
sportsman of the year:<br />
Jonty Hansen (Halswell<br />
Hornets).<br />
Canterbury development<br />
rookie of the<br />
year: Texas Toleafoa<br />
(Halswell Hornets).<br />
Canterbury development<br />
most outstanding<br />
player: Faleolupe<br />
Saifa Upia (Celebration<br />
Lions).<br />
Canterbury development<br />
sportsman of<br />
the year: Willie Davies<br />
(Halswell Hornets).<br />
Canterbury women’s<br />
rookie of the year:<br />
Corrina Whiley (Papanui<br />
Tigers).<br />
Canterbury women’s<br />
most outstanding<br />
player: Chartnay Poko<br />
(Papanui Tigers).<br />
Canterbury sportswoman<br />
of the year:<br />
Carissa Leka (Celebration<br />
Lions).<br />
Canterbury Bulls<br />
rookie of the year: Michael<br />
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Bulldogs).<br />
Canterbury Bulls most<br />
outstanding player:<br />
Phil Nati (Celebration<br />
Lions).<br />
Canterbury Bulls<br />
sportsman of the year:<br />
Tevin Arona (Hornby<br />
Panthers).<br />
Canterbury sportsperson<br />
of the year: Alani<br />
Kakoi (Linwood Keas).<br />
Learning first aid is not only a<br />
part of ensuring a safe work place, but also<br />
an integral part of our engagement with<br />
the wider community. We all learn the<br />
necessary skills to ensure that in times of<br />
emergency we are able to assist our work<br />
colleagues, but are we able to take these<br />
skills home, into the community or on to<br />
the sports field?<br />
not all work places are the same and<br />
the injury risk for each place can be wide<br />
and variable. The office attended by<br />
administrators does not carry the same<br />
risk as those people working with heavy<br />
machinery, or perhaps at some distance<br />
from a regular ambulance service. it is<br />
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The majority of injuries occur outside of<br />
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new Zealand children are twice as likely<br />
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The wider 12 hour course teaches the<br />
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if you are not sure on the course best<br />
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6 December<br />
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21 December<br />
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CONTINUING EDUCATION<br />
An exciting career<br />
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Southern Institute of Technology<br />
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Janaka completed the Certificate in<br />
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“I was really surprised about the award,<br />
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Coming to New Zealand to pursue his<br />
dream of becoming a mechanic, Janaka<br />
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around the country but only found the<br />
right course for him at SIT.<br />
“I was so lucky to find the right place, the<br />
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“The best opportunity the course gave<br />
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Janaka said he has already received an<br />
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“I think I have followed the right track,<br />
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Monday<br />
21 <strong>November</strong><br />
5 December<br />
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ph <strong>08</strong>00 003 181<br />
or 027 2407416<br />
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326-7711 or 027 240-6532<br />
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evenings or 021 046 2258<br />
DRIVEWAYS<br />
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021 02866981<br />
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FENCING<br />
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Phone Bevan<br />
021 231 1860<br />
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335-0265<br />
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Phone 352-7402 or 0274-<br />
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New Zealand Roofing<br />
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email johnmill@ihug.<br />
co.nz<br />
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027 435-8759<br />
mechanical, engineering,<br />
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379 1400<br />
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344-2170<br />
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KYLE ‘THE ESSEX BOY’ SMITH<br />
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www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132
20<br />
Tuesday <strong>November</strong> 8 <strong>2016</strong><br />
PEGASUS POST<br />
10kg<br />
Fresh NZ Lamb Leg Roast<br />
3kg<br />
Loose/Truss Tomatoes<br />
1ea<br />
Bluebird Burger Rings/Twisties/Cheezels/<br />
Rashuns 110-120g<br />
2 for<br />
5<br />
Molenberg Bread 700g<br />
4 for<br />
6<br />
Wattie’s Canned Fruit<br />
400-410g<br />
(Excludes Tropical)<br />
$<br />
32 99<br />
pack<br />
Speight’s/Summit<br />
24 x 330ml Bottles<br />
Lindauer<br />
750ml<br />
(Excludes Special<br />
Reserve)<br />
$<br />
8 99<br />
each<br />
3 for<br />
5<br />
Griffin’s Arrowroot/<br />
Krispie/Gingernuts/Malt/<br />
Wine Biscuits 250g<br />
Celebrate Canterbury<br />
Anniversary with us!<br />
FreshChoice Parklands<br />
60 Queenspark Drive, Christchurch.<br />
Open 7am-11pm, 7 days.<br />
Prices apply from Tuesday 8th <strong>November</strong> to<br />
Sunday 13th <strong>November</strong> <strong>2016</strong>, or while stocks last.<br />
FreshChoice.co.nz<br />
FreshChoiceNZ<br />
383 1004<br />
FreshChoice Parklands<br />
Owned and<br />
operated<br />
by locals<br />
Certain products may not be<br />
available in all stores. Savings<br />
are based on non-promotional<br />
price. Limits may apply.<br />
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