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• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

A $3 million planned upgrade 

of South New Brighton Park 

could see an eroding estuary 

edge protected, and a crumbling 

boardwalk removed. 

But residents are concerned 

about how it will be funded with 

a projected $1.7 million shortfall. 

A city council staff report will 

go before the Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board today, with 

the hopes of confirming the 

upgrades of the jetty, boat ramp, 

car park and boardwalk in South 

New Brighton Park. 

But there could be a funding 

problem. Residents say the city 

council has estimated the project 

will cost $2.96 million but 

the city council is expected to 

provide $1.2 million through the 

South New Brighton Reserves 

Management Plan of 2014. 

And, after seeing the opening 

of the $25 million Christchurch 

Coastal Pathway from Ferrymead 

to Sumner recently, 

South New Brighton residents 

are lobbying the city council for 

the same treatment. 

South New Brighton resident 

Deidre McGowan said the 

project may only be possible if 

the community board gets city 

councillors on their side. 

“It’ll only happen if they have 

the numbers in council to push 

it through. Pauline Cotter and 

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DESK News.......................................3, 7 

LIKE SO many of you in the 

coastal suburbs, I was perched up 

on the hills after being evacuated 

due to the tsunami risk yesterday. 

Again, like the previous earthquakes, 

I am always taken by the 

wonderful folk we have in this city. 

While I was perched up the top of 

Egnot Heights in Redcliffs, the lads 

in my car decided they would have 

a nap. I was not similarly afflicted 

and had a wander around. 

I found Nicki of North New 

Brighton, who unknowingly 

soothed me with her banter and 

her beaut two-year-old dog. Then, 

Nicki and I found ourselves invited 

into a stranger’s home, who brewed 

us a cup of dearly needed caffeine. 

In her house, were other refugees 

– a school caretaker and a lovely 

young couple from Germany and 

Mexico. 

The earthquakes continue to 

shake us, but they do not shake our 

marvellous Christchurch spirit. 

Hei kona, Shelley Robinson 

Getting creative with cardboard at Queenspark 

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School prize-giving.....4 

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

Local Views....................11 

Community Events......15 

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News 

Dancer home to another quake 

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

AFTER A whirlwind dancing 

career in the Big Apple, a former 

Bromley dancer has returned 

home only to face one of his 

biggest fears – earthquakes. 

The 7.5 magnitude earthquake 

that struck near Hanmer Springs 

was a harsh reminder for 

Hayden Joseph Withers, 21, who 

suffered badly from anxiety and 

trauma after the February 2011 

earthquake. 

He has returned to Bromley 

to his family to take part in 

The Court Theatre’s summer 

production of Legally Blonde 

after dancing professionally in 

New York city for more than two 

years. 

He left Christchurch to get 

away from the earthquakes and 

to study at the American Musical 

and Dramatic Academy, which 

he graduated from in 2014. 

“Getting out of Christchurch 

was helpful but even in New 

York if doors slammed, or there 

was thunder, (or) the subway was 

rattling the street . . . you would 

think that is an earthquake,” he 

said. 

Yesterday, Withers and his 

family were evacuated from 

their Bromley home after the 

earthquake struck. 

ON STAGE: Hayden Joseph Withers performing in the musical 

All Shook Up at The Fireside Theatre, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, 

United States. 

“I am pretty tired, I was up the 

hill until 7am . . . my mum was 

pretty upset and it reminded me 

a lot of the September 4, 2010, 

earthquake,” he said. 

Wither’s fear of earthquakes 

was amplified after the February 

2011 earthquake when quake 

predictor Ken Ring said an 8.2 

magnitude quake would strike 

on March 20. A 5.1 aftershock 

struck on the day. 

“I thought at that point, that 

was the end . . . for the next while 

I was scared to leave my room, 

go anywhere,” he said. 

He said while he was reasonably 

calm about yesterday’s earthquake 

and was still attending 

rehearsals at The Court Theatre, 

he had not yet processed it. 

Fresh from his most recent 

endeavour sailing around the 

Caribbean on the Disney Dream 

cruise trip as a dancer, Withers 

knows a thing or two about 

facing his fears to chase his 

dreams. 

“I am actually scared of the 

ocean. Sometimes I would get 

really anxious and I would be 

crying or whatever,” he said. 

Withers was seven when he 

nearly drowned after slipping 

on a rock and falling into a river, 

staying under water for about 

30sec before his father rescued 

him. 

But he said he braved his fear 

of the ocean to work for what he 

describes as the “most magical 

company in the world.” 

“Making magic for so many 

people every day was so special 

. . . the kids just die for it – they 

love it.” 

As for living in New York, 

Withers describes it as a place of 

beauty, culture and opportunity, 

but somewhere you are a small 

fish in a big pond. 

On his return to New York, 

Withers plans to find a place 

to settle down after “gypsying” 

around the United States for 

so long before he gets back to 

auditioning for shows. 

In Brief 

LIVING EARTH SMELL 

The city council and Living 

Earth are still in talks with 

Environment Canterbury over 

odour fines. In June, ECan fined 

the city council and Living 

Earth $1000 each for an odour 

that came from Living Earth’s 

compost facility in Bromley. 

A city council spokeswoman 

said it “has disputed the odour 

breach and cannot comment 

further” as it has not heard back 

from ECan. 

WHALE POOL OPEN 

New Brighton’s whale pool is 

back in action for the summer. 

The city council reopened a 

number of outdoor summer 

pools on the weekend, while 

some paddling pools will open 

in the coming weeks. Pools in 

Waltham, Halswell, Lyttelton, 

and Jellie Park were also 

opened on Saturday, along with 

paddling pools in Scarborough, 

New Brighton and Spencer 

Park. 

POPULATION RISING 

A city council report has 

signalled that the population of 

the Coastal and Burwood wards 

is expected to reach 52,200 

by 2018. In June 2013, the 

population was 48,600. The two 

wards make up about 13.6 per 

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Linwood College students 

earn end of year accolades 

PEGASUS POST 

RUBY KERR and Karen Ligsay 

were awarded the top prizes at 

Linwood College’s senior 

prize-giving. 

Ruby not only received the 

top award of dux, but also 

the Linwood College Literary 

Cup and Victoria University 

achiever’s scholarship. Karen was 

proxime accessit, received a top 

science award and was first in 

class for biology and chemistry. 

They were not the only award 

winners on the night. Many 

senior students also celebrated 

their academic, artistic and 

sporting achievements. 

Supreme awards (year 13) 

Dux – Ruby Kerr. 

Proxime accessit – Karen 

Ligsay. 

25th anniversary 

commemorative prize – 

Sam Kerr-Quinn; Easter 

Savelio. 

IP Anderson award for 

leadership – Navneet 

Narayan. 

Victoria University of 

Wellington achiever’s 

scholarship – Ruby Kerr. 

Special awards (year 13) 

Chris Arthur sportsperson 

of the year – Tristen Read. 

Tony Fomison significant 

contribution to visual arts – 

Amber Prior. 

AA Scott music award 

for the widest and most 

valuable contribution to 

music, Linwood College 

supreme arts award – Lucy 

Farrell. 

The Hugh McDougall 

Rankin Education Trust for 

outstanding achievement 

in the sciences – Karen 

Ligsay. 

Judith Brailsford award 

for Pacifica leadership, 

recipient of a University 

of Canterbury emerging 

leaders’ scholarship – 

Easter Savelio. 

Recipient of a University 

of Canterbury emerging 

leaders’ scholarship – 

Gregor Lawson. 

PTA Service Cup for 

outstanding service to the 

college – Charlotte Merkin. 

Tony Fomison significant 

contribution to visual arts – 

Molly Caldwell. 

John Kim memorial prize 

for acting – Sam Kerr-Quinn. 

Hickling science prize – 

Deepal Prasad. 

Dale Eagar Challenge 

Trophy – Fergus McCallum. 

AWARDED: Sam Kerr-Quinn (left) was award for his 

contribution to school life; Karen Ligsay was proxime accessit; 

Easter Savelio for her contribution to school life; Ruby Kerr was 

dux; and Navneet Narayan received the IP Anderson award for 

leadership. 

Pacifika Culture, Teresa 

Elms Memorial Cup – Litia 

Mariner. 

Rob Burrough Cup 

for demonstration of 

our school values and 

contributing to the 

wider school – Gideon 

Smith. 

Koko Alamein Connell 

Taonga for Māori 

performing arts – Hamiora 

Te Rupe. 

Academic prizes (year 13) 

The Lauraine White Music 

Trophy award – Veronika 

Mason. 

Bradbury Moore prize for 

commerce – Molly Barnett. 

The Bruce MacMillan 

Photography Trophy – Molly 

Caldwell. 

Lincoln University 

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Lintott. 

Linwood College Literary 

Cup – Ruby Kerr. 

Linwood College Drama 

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Poole prize for original 

historical research – Alec 

McCallum. 

Fabric Technology Trophy 

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John Andersen JP plaque 

for top hospitality student – 

Navneet Narayan. 

Gavin Bishop excellence 

senior in visual arts – 

Amber Prior. 

First place (year 13) 

Māori performing arts – 

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Samoan language – 

Easter Savelio. 

Mathematics statistics – 

Lila Laird. 

Business enterprise – 

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Digital technologies 

computer science – Jeff 

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English – George 

Armstrong. 

Physics – George 

Armstrong. 

Performing arts music – 

Lucy Farrell. 

Advanced English – Ruby 

Kerr. 

Biology – Karen Ligsay. 

Chemistry – Karen Ligsay. 

Food and nutrition – 

Keanan Lombard. 

History – Alec McCallum. 

Early childhood studies – 

Navneet Narayan. 

Fabric technology textiles 

– Navneet Narayan. 

Hospitality – Navneet 

Narayan. 

Design and visual 

communication – Amber 

Prior. 

Mathematics academic – 

Amber Prior. 

Visual arts painting – 

Amber Prior. 


JFK Cup for excellence 

in creative writing – Eden 

Pettigrew. 

Judith Brailsford award 

for excellence in history – 

Crystal Mehlhopt. 

Most valued contribution 

by international student – 

Jacopo Modeni. 

Curriculum awards (year 

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Automotive – Thane 

Sergison. 

Early childcare studies – 

Vai Mariner. 

Design and visual 

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learning level two – Jly 

Batulat. 

Geography – Michelle 

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Māori – Mairieka Prentice. 

Samoan language – 

Valeni Iosefa. 

Māori performing arts – 

Jonason Tipene. 

Material technology 

wood – Myka Stringer. 


Adonai Schwenke. 

Sustainability education – 

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Te Reo Māori level three – 

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Physics – Eden Pettigrew. 

Biology – Crystal 

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Chemistry – Crystal 

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English – Crystal 

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History – Crystal 

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Health – Crystal Mehlhopt. 

Mathematics – Crystal 

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Derek Friend 

Mathematics Trophy – 

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Curriculum awards (year 

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Taiapa and Amisha Bisht. 

Hospitality – Shani 

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Samoan language - 

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Senior Te Reo award – 

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Our People 

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Tony Murdoch 

Recording sporting history 

Tony Murdoch has just 

published his new sports 

history book Black and 

White about the North 

Beach Surf Lifesaving 

Club. It coincides with 

the club’s centenary 

celebrations. Fraser 

Walker-Pearce spoke 

to him 

You must be thrilled to have 

published the book when you 

did. 

Yes, exactly. It was published in 

time for the club’s centenary celebrations 

over Labour Weekend. 

They had hundreds attend that. 

Is this your first sports history 

book? 

No, I have written two other 

sports histories, one on the 

Riccarton Cricket Club in 2002 

and then in 2013 I did the 150th 

jubilee history of the Christchurch 

Football Club. Then this 

one came along, they asked me 

to do it, and I’ve been doing that 

ever since. 

So you’ve been working on 

this for the past three years? 

Yes. It’s a big project, I think 

it’s about 240 pages. Probably the 

club records weren’t as detailed 

as we would’ve liked but we were 

able to cross-reference with Surf 

Lifesaving New Zealand’s annual 

reports and check most of it off. 

Things like results and that kind 

of thing were hard to check off 

though. 

Who approached you from 

the club to do the project? 

Roger Smith the president of 

the club talked to me about it. 

He’s lived and breathed the club 

for about three or four years. 

What’s different about this 

book compared to your others? 

This one is more of a coffee 

book style. With lots of newspaper 

clippings like the famous gala 

dances at North Beach. That’s basically 

how the club got through 

the Great Depression and that 

kind of thing. [In the book] there 

are ads for the dances, we used 

the full width of the page in the 

book with these photos and I 

BLACK AND WHITE: Tony Murdoch has coincided the publication 

of his sports history book Black and White with the centenary 

celebrations of the surf club it is written about. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

think it really adds to the look of 

the book as well. 

Obviously it’s called Black and 

White, but that’s also the style of 

the book you’ve created? 

No, no. There’s a story to that. 

It’s called Black and White because 

the club colours are black 

and white. But also the personality 

of the club is very pragmatic, 

they’re hard workers and they get 

things done. They make black and 

white decisions and they don’t 

muck around – they’re black and 

white about everything. I ran that 

past the committee near the start 

and they were well pleased to 

think that’s what people think of 

the club. 

How was the club founded? 

The original thought was that 

it was a group of men who were 

members of the New Brighton 

Surf Lifesaving Club who got together 

and decided to make a club 

a little further along the beach. 

But the real story is that there was 

a guy called Ray Blank. It became 

pretty clear as I was looking into 

it that Ray Blank and a group of 

guys from a North Beach businessman’s 

association got together 

and had land interests in the area. 

They decided that if there was a 

surf club in the area that would 

bring people out there and raise 

their house prices. And they did 

quite well out of it. 

Do all of your books look 

quite deep into the club’s history? 

Yes, each of the books has a 

twist to them somewhere in it. 

The twist in the rugby book was 

me saying that the conventional 

theory of the first game of rugby 

in the country was played in Nelson 

in 1871 was wrong. It’s in all 

the official New Zealand histories 

saying that. But the Christchurch 

book showed quite clearly that 

wasn’t the case. They couldn’t 

have – as the game didn’t exist in 

New Zealand back then, they just 

played a hybrid game of soccer. 

It was actually out of Christ’s 

College that the game in Christchurch 

grew. 

What are the other titles of 

your books? 

The Riccarton Cricket Club 

book is called Green and Gold, 

and the rugby book was called 

The Old Club, just like the old 

newspapers used to call them. 

How would you define your 

style of books? 

Lots of anecdotes, lots of personalities. 

This book goes through 

a whole lot of life members, and 

families of members. These are 

guys that are prepared to swim 

out 400-500m to save someone. I 

mean, can you do that? I certainly 

can’t. 

No, I’d definitely 100 per cent 

drown. Do you work part-time 

as well as all of this? 

Yes, I have a full-time job at St 

Bede’s College. I’m the alumni 

and community development 

manager. I’ve been there for eight 

years. Previously I was the chief 

executive of Canterbury Cricket 

and chief executive of Athletics 

New Zealand. I was a teacher at 

Aranui High School before that. 

You have a huge sporting 

background, did you ever play 

yourself? 

Modestly. I played rugby and 

cricket, unsurprisingly I played 

rugby for Christchurch and 

cricket for Riccarton. 

How did you start your writing 

career? 

I actually started at the 

Christchurch Star back in the 

day. When I was teaching I also 

co-wrote a few history textbooks. 

There was a group of us at Aranui 

High, including John Rosanowski 

and we wrote a series of history 

books for fifth form (year 11) 

students. 

What subjects did they cover? 

A little bit of New Zealand 

history, Martin Luther King, race 

relations in South Africa, we 

touched on the Springbok Tour. 

Also the gold rushes, New Zealand 

foreign policy, and also two 

books on Hitler and Germany for 

social studies. To teach students 

from your own textbook is quite 

CLASSIC 

RACES: North 

Beach surf 

club’s 1981 

crew. The last 

surf crew to win 

a national title in 

the long course 

race until this 

year. 

a thrill. 

And were you born and bred 

in Christchurch? 

Yes, born and bred. My brother 

Tim and I have lived in Sumner 

all our lives and I think my next 

project might be on the Sumner 

Surf Lifesaving Club and their 

centenary. 

What schools did you attend 

back in the day? 

I was at St Bede’s and then onto 

Canterbury University where I 

studied American history. After 

that I went on to teaching at 

Aranui High for about 16 years. 

And who’s with you out in 

Sumner? 

My wife and I live out there and 

we have two adult children. I met 

my wife at a dance at the Sumner 

surf club. 

So surf clubs played a big part 

of you growing up as well? 

Surf clubs have a big role in 

what I call the rite of passage. 

They had dances and social 

gatherings, they provided a social 

space for kids in quite an interesting 

time of their lives. There aren’t 

many other sports that boys and 

girls just hang out and compete 

together that much. Many men 

and women put countless hours 

into keeping these clubs going as 

well. 

Why do you write sports 

history books? 

If you look in the book, there’s 

only one thing that has stayed in 

the North Beach community for 

the past 100 years, and that’s the 

surf club. There’s been post offices 

and cafes and restaurants and that 

kind of thing but the only thing 

that is still there is the volunteerrun 

surf club. So I kind of write 

to give them their turn in the sun 

even if only for a minute. 

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WHILE RESEARCHING for his 

first book on the North Beach 

Surf Lifesaving Club, Black and 

White, Tony Murdoch found 

that the founder of the club was 

both a hero and a villain. 

Ray Blank (right) banded 

together local businessmen, who 

owned a lot of land in the area, 

to create a surf club in 1916 in 

Gardening 

the hopes that it would raise its 

value. 

And it worked. 

But while Blank went on to 

become a local hero at the club, 

Murdoch looked into his background 

and found that perhaps 

that title 

otoring 

was undeserving. 

“To some he was the uncrowned 

king of New Brighton, 

but to others he [had the] more 

disparaging title of ‘Sand King’ 

bestowed,” he said. 

Blank was prosecuted by the 

borough council in 1935 for 

owning buildings with insufficient 

water and sanitary arrangements. 

asty Bites 

“Everyone knew that Blank 

was experienced in acquiring 

structures on the cheap and 

shifting them to suitable sites. 

Witness the number of baches 

around [New] Brighton, Burwood 

and Avondale,” he said. 

It was story gems like this, 

that Murdoch 

oney 

discovered while 

writing a 240 page history the 

club. 

Further in the book, Murdoch 

writes about brothers Pat and 

Ian Stuart, who had a cunning 

plan to “bail out” of a surf club 

canoe when a large wave came, 

so the members at the front 

would be thrown forward and 

into the water. 

“It worked beautifully and Pat 

and I were guffawing behind the 

shore break when Don Dalton 

paddled past on a ski and said 

‘you shouldn’t have done that, 

the canoe’s broken in half’,” Ian 

Stuart said in the book. 

The brothers had to “face the 

music” when the two halves 

of the canoe washed up on the 

shore. 

Other tales in the book include 

the triumph of the 1981 North 

Beach surf boat crew which took 

on the country’s best crews and 

won in Oakura, New Plymouth. 

Brothers Dave and Steve Pipe 

as well as Ron Vette, Terry Kreft 

and Rob Lindsay took to the 

water and won gold in the long 

course race and took silver in the 

short course in a photo finish 

with the Whangamata crew. 

Four years later however, when 

the local competition came to 

New Brighton, the decision was 

reversed and North Beach was 

awarded the gold in the short 

SNAPPED CANOE: Ian and Pat Stuart, Greg Day, “Tiny” Leech and Gary Robertshaw holding 

their broken canoe. 

course as well. 

Pegasus Post reported in 

October that after a few beers to 

celebrate Dave Pipe’s 60th birthday, 

the crew decided to enter 

the Surf Life Saving Nationals to 

be held on New Brighton Beach 

in March and the World Masters 

Games next year. 

The club’s 75th anniversary 

celebrations were celebrated in 

1991, and was the highlight of 

the season for most members. 

“By all accounts the celebrations 

were a major success with 

a good attendance and plenty 

of smiling faces as old friend[s] 

renewed contact . . . the highlight 

of the season was undoubtedly 

the 75th jubilee which was a 

resounding success,” Murdoch 

said. 

GOOD TIMES: A North Beach gala held sometime between 1916 and 1920. Legend has it the ferris wheel was shut off by the 

police shortly after this photo was taken. Right: North Beach’s 75th jubilee celebrations in 1991. 

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Your Local Views 

FLAME FILES 

We said: 

Handling fireworks 

more responsibly 

Fire risk 

management 

officer Mark 

Thomas talks 

about fireworks, 

banning certain 

kinds, the impact 

public displays 

have had on public safety 

and looking after animals 

around Guy Fawkes. 

Thirty years ago Guy Fawkes 

night caused a holding of breath 

by just about every firefighter in 

the country. 

Inevitably somewhere a 

sawmill would end up burning 

end to end. Or a town would 

be circled in flames as trees and 

scrub went up in flames. Or 

someone not even celebrating 

the night would find their garage 

on fire. 

The news would report the 

tragic loss of an eye by ill-used 

skyrocket. Letter boxes were the 

target of ‘double-happy’ bombs. 

For firefighters it made no sense 

at all. 

Thankfully we’ve come on a bit 

since then. The ban on rockets 

and bangers 

helped. The 

provision of public 

displays has been 

a big plus. And 

perhaps we should 

acknowledge 

that more recent 

developments in health and 

safety has had an effect on 

people’s behaviour. Whatever 

the reasons it was gratifying to 

see just nine fire calls overnight 

on November 5. Grass, scrub, 

fences and a couple of bins put 

down to fireworks. It’s not 

perfect. But it’s encouraging. 

Animal rescues are also quite 

common around Guy Fawkes as 

crackers terrify dogs, cats and 

other animals. This week saw 

three of these type of incidents, 

a dog, some ducklings and 

very topically a lamb stuck 

in a stream at Cashmere on 

Wednesday night. None were 

necessarily fireworks related but 

all involved the problem solving 

skills our firefighters develop 

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different events they now attend. 

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Would you buy a piece 

of the residential red 

zone to help turn it into 

a forest park? Hamish 

Monro, a descendant of 

Canterbury’s pioneering 

Deans family, has offered 

to buy red zone land to 

begin the proposed Avon- 

Otakaro Forest Park – and 

he hopes others will follow 

suit. 

You said: 

Linda James – If the 

Government/taxpayers already 

own the land, why do people 

have to buy it? Good idea for 

donations for the plants though. 

Marie Stanley – I thought 

the Government owned this 

land, isn’t that why they did 

the residents over? Oh bloody 

hell. That is taxpayers’ money 

not theirs. That land should by 

rights belong to New Zealand 

and we should be able to access 

it whenever we like and do what 

we as New Zealanders want. 

It would be a wonderful place 

to plant a tree in memorial 

or plant the placenta of our 

babies to nurture and build 

a beautiful park land for our 

future generations in perpetuity. 

I hate the way the National 

Government has handled all of 

this. No heart. 

Anthony Collie – Because 

now the Government seem to 

think that “they” spent money 

on the land not EQC and 

now want a return on their 

“investment”. 

We said: 

New Brighton fireworks 

feat. David Bowie! 

You said: 

Elizabeth Phua – Was our 

first time, was fantastic. As the 

traffic was not moving, we went 

for walk around and a yummy 

Indian restaurant open, so had 

supper. Then the traffic had 

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Karen Cromwell – Still 

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moved in an hour or more! 

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Shirley Booth – Loved it! 

Tiffani Field – Can see it 

from our place. 

Anna Henderson – They 

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Jackie Scherp – Meanwhile 

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dark. 

Colleen Hughes – Fantastic 

night. 

Victoria Barkway – It was 

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AUCTION 

AUCTION 

Broomfield 10 Coronado Place 

Deceased Estate 

Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai 

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

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

DEADLINE AUCTION SALE 

3 1 2 

Harcourts ID: BF26977 

Due to being a deceased estate, this property requires an immediate sale in order for the family 

to conclude their final affairs, providing an entry-level or investment opportunity, with plenty of 

potential. Buyers will appreciate the multiple living areas which maximise natural light and outdoor 

flow, the double-garage, the private back section with pool - a private haven to call their own. 

Auction: Wednesday 16 th November 

Russley Golf Club (unless sold prior) 

View: Phone for viewing times. 

Edgeware 2/117a Warrington Street 

Modern Family 


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


AUCTION 

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Buyers should take this opportunity seriously for this beautifully contemporary styled brand new 

townhouse, which offers modern living with space and style, in a convenient urban location. Splitlevel 

living and seamless outdoor flow to the private easy-care section provides great use of space, 

and living comfort for all inhabitants. 

Auction: Wednesday 23 rd November 



Halswell 48 Whales Street 

Opportunity Knocks ... 

AUCTION 

3 12 23 


...For the first home buyer a fantastic opportunity lies ahead. If you are looking for an affordable 

home that you can ad value to, then look no further. This permanent material home has new carpet, 

updated vanity, shower and spacious kitchen/dining. The separate lounge with heatpump opens out 

to a sunny north facing patio for alfresco dining. A great 607m² family sized section. 

Anne Davis 

M 027 492 7694 P 03 323 6045 


Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before 

30 th November at 4.00pm 


Hornby 31 Oriana Crescent 

Urgent Sale Required 


Due to personal circumstances, this immaculate property requires an immediate sale in order for 

the owners to proceed, and must be sold. With comfortable living spaces and bedroom sizes, the 

large entertainment deck, plenty of parking and a private sunny back-yard - this property provides a 

fantastic opportunity for first-home buyers, investors or down-sizers. 


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


JUST LISTED 

3 1 2 

Auction: Wednesday 30 th November 



Kei Kie, Kaikoura 1390 State Highway 1 

Genuine Beach Front Bach 


Surrounded by nature with the beach to the front and bush behind. The kitchen window opens to 

enclosed entertaining area with bush to the windows. Five double bedrooms (plus sleep-out), huge 

covered entertaining/BBQ area. The perfect retreat with amazing views, watch the whales and 

dolphins from home. Complete with double garage to park the boat in. 2 freehold titles plus lease. 

Bill Dowle 

M 029 358 3175 P 03 323 6045 


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5 2 2 

Auction: Wednesday 7 th December 



Woolston 83 St Johns Street 

Fantastic First Home 


With six children, our family-owners have decided it is definitely time for them to move to their next 

step, providing a fantastic entry-level buyer opportunity for another. The earthquake repairs are now 

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Email fraser.walker@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Mums, Dads and Bubs Group 

Every Wednesday, 10.30am- 

12.30pm 

Make your way down to the 

mums, dads and bubs group, 

hosted by Linwood Playcentre. 

Go along to meet other mums 

and dads in the community for 

shared kai and a well-earned 

coffee, while watching the 

tamariki play and learn. Older 

siblings are also welcome. 

There will be discussions 

around babies’ learning and 

development, experiences as 

parents and different types of 

play with babies. 

Linwood Playcentre, 628a 

Worcester St, Linwood. Free 

entry 

Monster Garage Sale 

Saturday, November 19, 9am- 

12.30pm 

The annual fundraising sale 

for the Te Whare Roimata 

Trust. This garage sale will 

offer plants, clothes, kitchen 

and homeware goods, books, 

toys and furniture, and other 

treasures at affordable prices. 

For more information, phone 

379 5134. 

274 Gloucester St, Linwood. 

Free entry 

Monthly Displays 

Until November 27 

Brighton Gallery is 

displaying the work of 

Southshore artist Sue 

Alderman and airbrush artist 

Sandy Fulop. The gallery is run 

by local artists for the benefit of 

local artists in Carnaby Lane, 

off New Brighton mall. For 

more information, phone Judy 

on 382 0045. 

Brighton Gallery, Carnaby 

Lane. Free entry 

Trash to Treasure 

Until November 26, Monday 

to Friday, 11am-4pm, Saturday, 

noon-3pm 

Trash to Treasure is an 

annual exhibition for artists 

working with recycled 

materials. The Linwood 

Community Arts Centre is 

once again hosting this popular 

exhibition. For inquiries and 

more information, phone 981 

2881. 

Eastside Gallery, cnr 

Worcester St and Stanmore Rd 

Parkview Primary School 

Twilight Fair 

Friday, November 18, 5-8pm 

Plenty of food stalls, baking, 

second-hand items, clothing, 

games, face-painting, market 

stalls, plants and more. 

Parkview Primary School, 10 

Chadbury St. Free entry 

SHOW TIME: The New Brighton Rockabilly Show and Shine will take place on November 26, 

from 10am to 3pm, at Rawhiti Domain. There will be hot rod and muscle car shows, market stalls, 

live bands, a children’s area and a best-dressed competition. In the evening, the Rockabilly 

Roll-out will take place. Event access will be via Shaw Ave’s south entrance. All profits made from 

the event go back to the community. For more information, phone 027 404 2352. Display vehicles 

must pay $10 to register. 

Science Snippets After School 

Every Friday, 3.30-4.30pm 

A free and fun after school 

science programme presented by 

Science Alive in libraries across 

the city. Science Alive educators 

lead children through activities to 

stimulate their interest in science. 

There is something to take 

home every week. The term four 

schedule includes blood and 

guts, wacky wheels, structural 

engineering, cunning keas, rocks 

rock and Christmas science. 

For school children aged five 

years and above. Caregiver 

required. 

Parklands Library, 46 

Queenspark Dr. Free entry 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

Every Saturday, 10am-2pm 

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 

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New Brighton pedestrian mall. 

Free entry 

New Brighton Beach Clean Up 

November 19, noon-1.40pm 

Summer’s on the way and a 

group of locals have taken it 

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Anxiety and breathing 

– are they related? 

When good breathing goes bad 

Have you experienced any of these 

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• Disturbed sleep 

• Erratic heartbeats* 

• Feeling anxious and uptight 

• Upset gut/nausea 

• Chest pains* 

• Shattered confidence 

• Tired all the time 

• Achy muscles and joints 

• Dizzy spells* or feeling spaced out 

• Irritability or hypervigilance 

• Frequent yawning and sighing 

• Breathing discomfort* 

• Pins and needles 

• Feelings of ‘air hunger’ 

*Check with your doctor if you experience these symptoms. 

These questions are asked on the website 

www.BradCliff.com. BradCliff was started by 

North Island physiotherapists Dinah Bradley 

and Tania Cliffton Smith, who specialise 

in hyperventilation and anxiety treatment. 

Their website notes one in 10 people 

experience some form of breathing pattern 

disorder or chronic over breathing at some 

time in their lives, resulting in a range of 

disturbing or frightening symptoms puzzling 

to you and your doctor. 

You feel unwell because of overbreathing, 

and overbreathing makes you feel unwell. 

A vicious cycle is established, which is a 

major stress all by itself. This is experienced 

currently by many Cantabrians, says Ietje 

van Stolk of Physical Sense Gym & Physio. 

As she explains, it is normal to breathe fast 

and in the upper chest when we are in danger 

and fight or flight is needed. We know all 

about that here, due to the earthquakes. 

Normally, once the danger is gone, our 

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couple of days. We would then be using the 

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rolling in. Even though the aftershocks have 

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or habitual, Ietje says. And, as she points out, 

using the wrong muscles for breathing means 

these overworked muscles cause headaches, 

neck pain and jaw pain. 

With fast upper chest breathing, sighing 

and yawning, the resulting disturbance of our 

oxygen and carbon dioxide levels can give us 

the feeling we are not able to control our own 

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anxiety. Not being the boss over our own 

body makes us anxious, anxiety feeds the 

faulty breathing pattern, and so it goes on. 

The BradCliff physiotherapists have 

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that regularly train together and can help you 

overcome this problem. 

Physical Sense is part of that network. 

To make an appointment phone 377 2577. 

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CHRISTCHURCH Art 

Gallery did not meet 

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The city council’s 

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However, it had met 72 

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75 Years. 

September saw 48,879 visitors, while in 

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City council customer and community 

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Canterbury Museum was better served by 

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She said the city council was looking at 

a bus parking area for near the gallery. 

“This is likely to be considered by committee 

early next year.” 

There were also a range of road works 

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car park was still closed. 

The city council hoped once the car 

park was reopened at the end of the 

month and it has leased the cafe early 

next year, numbers would pick back up, 

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The gallery was officially reopened in 

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The New Zealand 

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The Independent Voice 

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The New Zealand Shareholders Association 

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Mr John Ryder 

17th November at 7.30 pm 

The “Poppy Room” RSA 74 Armagh Street 

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Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

Christmas 

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Lunch & Dinner Buffet 

A MYRIAD of top performers 

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the 2017 Scottish Military 

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Appearing at the Aurora 

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seating is limited, so Tattoogoers 

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Amongst the headline acts, 

direct from Scotland, are Alex 

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Alex Hodgson 

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Willie McArthur; Highland 

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Drill Team; Dunedin Scottish 

Fiddle Orchestra & the Defence 

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ceremony for the Centenary of 

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guest of honour, the Honorary 

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e Aurora Centre theatre 

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