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No problem with DCL – East 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

LOCAL COMMUNITY board 

members appear split over whether 

the organisation charged with 

revitalising New Brighton is doing 

its job. 

Linda Stewart says the Coastal 

Burwood Community Board’s 

relationship with the city councilowned 

Development Christchurch 

Ltd is “fragmented.” 

Ms Stewart said DCL has failed to 

connect with both the community 

board and residents. 

Last month fellow board member 

and city councillor Glenn Livingstone 

criticised DCL’s communication 

with the board. 

Said Ms Stewart: “I feel things are 

fragmented right now, and that we 

aren’t involved in their consultation 

. . . a public meeting is needed 

where everyone can ask questions 

and everyone hears the answer instead 

of these online questionnaires 

run by council.” 

But city councillor and community 

board member David East said 

there was no problem with communication 

with DCL. 

“I feel there is more than appropriate 

contact between DCL and the 

board. They attend our meetings on 

a regular basis. The chair and deputy 

are in contact regularly,” he said. 

Mr East said he was unsure why 

Cr Livingstone and Ms Stewart were 

critical. 

DCL chairman Bill Dwyer said he 

was “perplexed” by the community 

board’s dissatisfaction. 

Cr Livingstone said he wants 

the community board and local 

residents to be more involved with 

decisions DCL was making about 

the suburb’s future. 

•Turn to page 3 

David East 

Toughing it 

out against 

the odds 

It may have been a slightly chilly day to be 

barrelling down a foam-covered slippery 

slide but Chisnallwood Intermediate pupils 

Josh Cooper (left), Bailey Riddell-Gowans 

(standing) and Cheyne Milligan are tough 

kids. They took part in Sport Canterbury’s 

Tough Kids event, held at South New 

Brighton Park last week. 

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News........................................3-7 

NOTE DOWN March 4 in your 

diary – it’s a nine and a half hour 

rock concert out at Lincoln. 

And today (on page 5) we have 

10 double passes to giveaway to 

what will be an amazing concert, 

I suspect. 

Mi-Sex, Dragon, the Jordan 

Luck Band, Sharon O’Neill, Annie 

Crummer, Margaret Urlich, Debbie 

Harwood, Jason Kerrison and 

a few local bands will make it one 

heck of a concert. 

It’s bound to be warm, dry and 

Lincoln, not too far from the city, 

is a great venue. 

The promoters are also putting 

on buses that leave different parts 

of the district, in the ticket price, 

if you don’t want to take the car. 

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PEGASUS POST Tuesday December 6 2016 3 

News 

Buck to stand down as chair 

•From page 1 

Ms Stewart said DCL had met 

informally with the new board 

after their election on October 

9, but said communication and 


SALLY BUCK will stand 

down as chairwoman of the 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board midway 

through her three-year term. 

She was voted chairwoman at 

the board’s first official meeting 

last month. But she told the 

Pegasus Post the board agreed 

she would step down after 18 

months in order to allow a 

younger member of the board 

to take up the role. 

She was nominated for the 

role due to her experience as 

being a city councillor and on 

the Canterbury District Health 

Board. 

The board are in support of 

this move, members Darrell 

Latham, Brenda Lowe-Johnson, 

Tim Lindley and Jake McLellan, 

as well as city councillors 

Sara Templeton, Yani Johanson 

and Deon Swiggs backed Ms 

Buck’s call to stand down half- 

Sally Buck 

way through. 

But a lone voice against the 

proposal Alexandra Davids has 

voiced her disapproval at the 

decision. 

“I think the chair is a very 

important role and should be 

continual throughout the three 

years,” she said. 

Ms Davids was nominated 

for both chair and deputy but 

consultation between the two 

was “fragmented.” 

Cr Livingstone said DCL and 

Regenerate Christchurch met 

with the board a couple of times 

Alexandra Davids 

missed out. 

Ms Davids said she was “a 

little disappointed” she wasn’t 

elected for either position. 

“Politics seems to get in the 

way sometimes,” she said. 

She also ran for city councillor 

against incumbent Cr 

Johanson but missed out by 

about 1400 votes in the local 

body elections. 

No problem with DCL – East 

in the last term. 

“We have good relationships 

with them but good to take 

nothing for granted and keep 

those relationships going. 

Ms Buck said sharing the 

load is a good way to spread the 

amount of work to be done by 

the board. She said continuity 

would not be an issue and 

residents could contact whoever 

they liked on the board. 

“It is the same people on the 

community board whoever 

chairs it. Residents contact all 

the board members, not just the 

chair,” she said. 

In other community boards, 

Papanui-Innes chairwoman Ali 

Jones said her board considered 

all options including sharing 

the chairperson’s role, but 

decided “consistency was the 

key.” 

And Coastal-Burwood 

chairwoman Kim Money said 

it was not a question that arose 

in their discussions over the 

chairperson’s role, and that 

she would be chair for the full 

term and Tim Sintes would be 

deputy for the full term. 

These are critical years where 

people will be expecting to 

see development on the river 

corridor,” Cr Livingstone 

said. 

In Brief 

RESIDENTS’ RAISE ISSUES 

The South Brighton Residents’ 

Association raised a number of 

concerns with the Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board at its recent 

meeting. The association asked 

for help and guidance around 

the working of its new premises 

on Bridge St. They asked about 

gardening bees, a plot of land in the 

community centre park and what 

could be done about a “significant 

pothole” near a picnic table, which 

the association labelled a health and 

safety concern. City council staff 

advice was given that a mowing and 

grounds maintenance contract is in 

place and steps are in place to repair 

land damage around the hall. 

RUN FOR HOSPICE 

Shirley House of Travel helped raise 

more than $2000 for Nurse Maude 

Hospice. It was one of 11 House 

of Travel offices to take part in the 

House of Travel Triathlon Festival, 

which aimed to raise money for the 

hospice. Forty staff from the travel 

agency were involved in the race and 

as marshals. About 382 people took 

part in the event held at Pegasus 

Lake on November 27. 

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repairs. Stronger Christchurch 

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PEGASUS POST 

Out of adversity can 

grow something exciting 

Southern 

Zone Rugby 

League 

general 

manager 

Steve 

Martin talks 

about the 

impact the 

earthquakes have had on 

eastern suburbs league 

clubs 

The Christchurch 

earthquakes had a tremendous 

impact on communities in 

the Canterbury area. Severe 

dislocation occurred within all 

sectors of the community. For 

the eastern side of Christchurch 

this was particularly strongly 

felt. 

Rugby league is a sport that 

reaches into all sectors of the 

community and is very important 

for many people living in 

the east. 

The two largest clubs 

the Aranui Eagles and the 

Celebration Lions have shown 

terrific resilience in not only 

continuing to provide rugby 

league to its community but 

also by enhancing participation 

opportunities. 

The Aranui Eagles through 

the work of some dedicated volunteers, 

including Cathy Irwin 

a stalwart who unfortunately 

passed away during the year, 

have managed to get agreement 

with the city council to upgrade 

their fields. 

A wonderful community facility 

has been built which caters 

for all manner of events in the 

community and which they with 

other users. 

Funding was secured for lights 

that are capable of hosting night 

games on one of their fields and 

the club itself has embraced key 

messages in mental wellness and 

youth suicide as well as domestic 

violence. 

The club has these issues at the 

forefront of their club environment 

which is a very positive and 

welcoming one. 

Similarly, the Celebration 

Lions have invested heavily 

in rugby league as well as the 

multitude of other sports and 

recreation that they are involved 

with. 

A huge facility catering for 

many sports is under construction 

and a gymnasium is almost 

complete. 

This progressive organisation 

provides support to its members 

and the wider community and 

the creation of new facilities 

will benefit the eastern side of 

Christchurch. 

Both clubs hold their own 

kaupapas and strong identities 

within the community and in 

true eastern spirit they have a 

fantastic working relationship, 

one of total support on and off 

the pitch for the betterment of 

all. 

Out of adversity can grow 

something new and exciting. 

This is the case on the eastern 

side for rugby league. 

FLAME FILES 

Move bins away from buildings 

Fire risk management 

officer Mark Thomas writes 

about people lighting 

fires with no regard to the 

consequences 

WITHOUT GOING into 

details just in case it encourages 

those who think it’s cool or 

funny to light fires, there was a 

skip set alight this week at one of 

the city’s newer attractions. 

THe potential was quite serious 

in a town where re-building 

our heritage has been a six-year 

journey that so far has no end in 

sight. 

The real message I want to 

convey is that there are people 

in our midst who will do this 

sort of thing without regard for 

the consequences and in some 

cases will be well aware of the 

consequences and hoping they 

occur. 

Mostly they will take the easy 

way. So things like skips and 

even rubbish bins that are placed 

close to a building with easy 

access in the middle of the night 

are an open invitation. 

It’s not so difficult to overcome 

this by locked compounds or 

even merely placing the skip as 

far from your building as possible. 

The heartache, the clean-up, 

the rebuilding are all things 

we’ve been through. We don’t 

need it again. 

Note to travellers. 

Most New Zealand 

backpackers are 

protected by smoke 

alarms that sound right 

through the building 

and roust everybody 

out. So lighting incense 

in your room is not 

recommended. 

Particularly just on 

midnight when most 

are asleep. As happened 

in New Brighton last 

Sunday. 

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News 

Win tickets to rock event 

IF YOU want to win a double 

pass to a great early autumn rock 

festival in Canterbury – here’s 

your chance! 

Star Media is giving away 10 

double passes to Live In Lincoln 

Selwyn Sounds on Saturday, 

March 4, featuring some of New 

Zealand’s all-time favourite 

bands. 

Headlining is Mi-Sex where 

they will launch their new album 

Not From Here. 

Dragon will also be playing, 

as well as Sharon O’Neill, Annie 

Crummer, Margaret Urlich and 

Debbie Harwood, Jordan Luck 

and his new band, and multiaward 

winning singer-songwriter 

Jason Kerrison. 

There will also be a number of 

local bands in what will be 

an amazing day and early 

evening of live music (11.30am- 

8.30pm). 

Only a 25min drive from 

Christchurch, the concert will 

take place at the community reserve 

Lincoln Domain. This will 

be the largest musical concert the 

picturesque town has ever hosted 

in its rich history. 

This massive line-up will bring 

some of the greatest songs from 

the last few decades in Kiwi music 

to life on stage, mixed in with 

some new releases that no doubt 

will enter musical history in time 

to come. 

If you want a chance to win a 

double pass and immerse yourself 

in the world of classic hits 

and experience the next big hit 

on the charts live, email giveaways@starmedia.kiwi 

Entries close Thursday, De- 

LIVE: The Jordan Luck Band 

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Mi-Sex (below) for a Lincoln 

concert in March. 

cember 15, at 5pm. 

And if you miss out on winning 

a ticket but still want to go 

or send your mum and dad then 

buy them via Ticketek. 

What a great Christmas present! 

Details: Saturday, March 

4, 2017, from 11.30am- 

8.30pm 

Tickets: Ticket buyers 

will be able to prepurchase 

a return bus ride 

between pick-up points in 

Christchurch or Rolleston 

and Lincoln Domain if you 

don’t want to take the car. 

Recovery park could 

stay open until 2021 


THE BURWOOD Resource 

Recovery Park may now not 

close until 2021. 

Burwood Resource Recovery 

Park Ltd, the company in 

charge of the BRRP, has applied 

to Environment Canterbury 

to continue operations until 

December 2021. 

Its resource consent is 

currently set to expire in 

December 2020 after the 

company was granted resource 

consents earlier this year to 

extend the park. 

The site is owned by the 

city council but operated by 

Waste Management New 

Zealand. 

The park receives, stockpiles, 

processes, recycles and removes 

construction and building 

material exclusively sourced 

from the demolition works 

resulting from the February 22, 

2011, earthquake and associated 

aftershocks. 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board member Linda Stewart 

said Parklands residents still 

had health concerns about the 

resource park’s operations. 

“It’s a big concern to 

Parklands residents. It’s always 

been a health issue. What I 

have seen is illnesses develop in 

the area and the surrounding 

community because of the park. 

Respiratory and eye issues, 

they’re the two most common,” 

she said. 

Parklands resident Cecil 

Murphy said her community 

is worried about the park’s air 

pollution. 

“When it comes to putting the 

sewage in the ponds it’s on you 

to make a choice to swim there 

or not, but with air pollution 

you don’t have that choice . . . 

I’ve developed an eye problem, 

my husband now has a chest 

problem and has to have an 

inhaler, and my neighbour was 

taken to hospital with chest 

problems and we feel that’s to 

do with the air pollution,” she 

said. 

But city councillor David East, 

who is a director of the landfill 

and of Transwaste Canterbury 

said it is likely that operations 

would be finished before the 

proposed 2021 deadline, and the 

consent would act as a “buffer” 

for its operations. 

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Get ready for Chch’s iconic fun run 

THOUSANDS OF Cantabrians from 

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preparations for The Star City2Surf 

with Mike Pero on Sunday, March 19. 

Entries are now open for the 43rd 

running of the event. 

In the past, the 14km event (starting 

at Centennial Park) has been 

seen as for runners only, but with 

the introduction of the very popular 

Sport Canterbury 6km event (starting 

at Hansen Park), this fun run is really 

about movement, whether it be running, 

jogging or walking. 

Both events finish at Ferrymead 

playing fields, which will be full of 

family entertainment and prizes. The 

fun run is also free to participants 

under 10-years-old. 

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finish line are the Diaz family. 

The family began its journey to a 

healthy lifestyle through a Facebook 

page Hungry4Hauora. It highlights 

the family’s journey of ups and downs 

on the way to a healthy lifestyle. 

Normally very camera shy, Rudolph 

and wife Telena want to inspire others, 

especially the Maori and Pacific 

community. 

After just two months of regular 

exercise and nutritious eating, Mr 

Diaz says he has already noticed a difference 

in his energy levels and skin 

health. 

Working as a health and well-being 

adviser at He Waka Tapu, Mr Diaz 

is urging others who are looking to 

lose weight and live a healthy lifestyle, 

to use The Star City2Surf with Mike 

Pero as a vehicle for change. 

He Waka Tapu had 600 participants 

in the 2016 event and is aiming to 

reach 1000 participants in 2017. 

The family has already set about 

getting active, regularly attending 

training circuits with the Hale Compound 

Conditioning organisation. 

“A big part of the fitness group we 

are in is to set goals throughout the 

year. City2Surf is the main goal for a 

lot of people in our group,” Mr Diaz 

said. 

Getting fit for the 6km or 14km 

event will be just the start for the 

family who are looking to get to their 

goal weights by next October. Mr 

Diaz is hoping to get from 140kg, 

which he weighed two months ago, 

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Courtney McGregor 

Olympic gymnast returns home 

Courtney McGregor, 18, caught the nation’s 

attention at the Rio Olympics. Fraser Walker-Pearce 

talked to the gymnast about how she found out 

she had been selected for Rio, the United States 

college system and what it’s like to be back home 

in Halswell again 

Hi Courtney, you’ve had an 

incredible year. What was it like 

competing at the Olympics? 

The Olympics was amazing. 

It was a lot of hard work to get 

there in the first place and I just 

hoped I’d be there. So to get on 

the team was amazing. We were 

aiming for top 16 and I managed 

13th and had no major mistakes 

so that was pretty awesome. 

How long has it been a dream 

for you to compete at the 

Olympics? 

Oh wow, for a long time. 

Definitely from a really young 

age, from maybe six or seven. 

I always thought I’d go to the 

Olympics, I always just assumed 

I’d go as kids do. I figured out as 

time went on that it was a little 

harder than I initially thought it 

was. 

And when did you actually 

think it was possible that you 

could become an Olympic 

athlete? 

I think it was at the 2015 

worlds’ competition. I did better 

than anyone thought. I think 

probably after that test event, I 

had to get a certain all-round 

score and when I got that I 

thought that it could be a possibility, 

but I still had to get a lot 

checked off. I still remember the 

call we got from the GymSport 

New Zealand chief executive 

officer; he told us we weren’t allowed 

to tell anyone and we had 

to Facetime (video call) him to 

find out whether I was in or out. 

He called my mum and I, and he 

told us I was going. I was only 

allowed to tell immediate family 

and it was at least three or four 

days walking around telling my 

school mates that I didn’t know 

yet before I could tell people. 

That must have been hard! 

What happened after you were 

selected for the team? 

I got flown up to Auckland 

where they announced the 

gymnastics team, all of us were 

announced. There was a lot of 

media there that day and we 

must have each told our life story 

about 10 times. 

Talking to other Christchurch 

gymnasts, they were all excited 

to hear you were on your way 

back from college in the United 

States. How do you handle 

being a role model for younger 

gymnasts? 

It’s pretty cool I think, and 

kind of surreal. I went into the 

Christchurch School of Gymnastics 

and all the wee kids were 

all excited and happy to see me 

which was cool. Then I went over 

to Olympia (Gymnastic Sports) 

to see a friend who is a coach 

there and I saw her little girls 

and they were all excited as well. 

You’re at home at the 

moment, but when that’s 

finished you’ll head back to the 

United States? 

Yes. At the moment I’m based 

over at Boise State University in 

the US on a gymnastics scholarship. 

So that starts back up in 

January, so I’ll be heading back 

over there soon. 

What are the big 

competitions you’ll be looking 

forward to in both college and 

New Zealand next year? 

Next year there is the 2017 

worlds in Montreal, Canada, 

which is kind of close to 

where I am. And also the 

Commonwealth Games in 2018. 

But I think that might interfere 

with some of the college events. 

So you might miss the 

Commonwealth Games? That’s 

a bit annoying? 

It’s just that it coincides with 

the college gymnastics season. 

TOP GYMNAST: Courtney McGregor is back in Halswell visiting 

family after representing New Zealand in the Rio Olympics. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

They always have regionals and 

nationals and that kind of thing 

at the end of their season so it 

might clash. 

What was seeing younger 

gymnasts at your old club like? 

It was pretty special. It’s kind 

of crazy that I now inspire the 

younger kids when I was in their 

shoes a few years ago. Some clubs 

haven’t had the most successful 

events recently, but they’ve got 

good programmes in place and 

I think they’ll be doing fine soon. 

Tell me a bit about some of 

the young kids’ reactions to 

seeing you? 

Some were really shy when 

they came up, but some were 

really confident. It was funny 

seeing their reactions and quite 

cool that they look up to me. 

And are you studying a 

subject over at Boise State as 

well? 

Yes, I’m doing a lot of studying 

on general things, but I’m also 

doing health science. The set up 

is kind of different over there as 

compared to in New Zealand. 

So are you aiming to become 

a doctor or a surgeon or 

something like that? 

I’m not 100 per cent sure yet, 

but I might want to be a doctor. 

There’s so many schools over 

here I really don’t know which 

ones are the best for studying to 

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Mairehau 

high School 

Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community 

From the Principal’s Desk 

The theme of my address today is ‘Where passion meets learning.” 

i am reminded of Dr. Martin luther King Junior’s words: 

“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in 

moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at 

times of challenge and controversy.” 

in recent times we have been tested as a school and Board. as 

the christchurch education landscape continues to change new 

schools to the east and West are being built. What impact will 

this have on our school? Millions of dollars are being poured into others, what does this 

mean for us? 

Mairehau high School has entered the ‘Master Planning’ building stage of renewal. 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. But we are 

yet to see it. our school competes with the rest of christchurch, we only have a small cut of 

the property ‘pie’, as we implement a 4.5 million dollar upgrade. our staff, Board, and school 

are asking for more. The Ministry hides behind the veil of politics and policy. The government 

is saying they have no more money for us, and tell us to do better with what we have got. 

at Mairehau high School teachers are passionate about their school, and passionate about 

student learning. We will strengthen our resolve, be very optimistic, and expect our students 

to succeed and achieve. We expect our students to do very well this year. 

We need your help, and i am asking students, staff, and parents to spread the good messages 

about your school, Mairehau high School. Tell everyone what a fantastic learning place we 

have. We know when people enter our school gates, they stay. 

among today’s awards assembly are students who have always known they would do well 

at school and go on to undertake study at a tertiary level, be it university or Polytech. Beside 

them are those students who a few years ago could not have imagined completing Year 13. 

Some of you are gifted learners who have found pleasure in your learning. others of you 

have had to struggle for every achievement or unit standard. But each of you can look to the 

future, nurtured from the Mairehau high School environment. 

We expect you to demonstrate the highest values and qualities, that we expect of all 

students. 

The 2016 education review office (ero) report contained the following comments.’ 

an acknowledgment of the school’s welcoming and inclusive school climate 

• Confirms its highly skilled teaching staff and supportive pastoral systems, 

• The quality of school leadership, and the consistently high levels of student engagement 

with and success at learning. 

other points highlighted in the complimentary ero report include the quality of teaching, 

the strength, and quality of self- review and improvement processes in the school and the 

belief that all these successes and practices are fully sustainable as the school moves toward 

the future. 

Mairehau high School espouses the values of self and mutual respect and encourages 

excellence in all endeavours. 

i take this opportunity to thank every member of Mairehau high School staff for the work 

which they have done this year in contributing to the education of our students. in my view, 

education is about the interface between teacher and learner. This is where the real magic of 

learning occurs. This is where we can actually make a difference to young people. 

our teachers work hard to engage our students in meaningful and purposeful learning. 

our students are expected to reach excellence. our teachers actively encourage and provide 

numerous opportunities to enable each student to attain personal excellence. 

education is a partnership between school, family, and student as each one impacts on the 

other. Working together is critical, in the all round education of each student. 

i would like to thank our Board chair Mr. roger Welsh and members of the Board of Trustees 

for their sound governance and trusteeship of the school. We are extremely fortunate to have 

such a committed group of people serving our School and community. 

We are unified under the umbrella of raising student achievement, expectation, and attitude. 

i thank you all for your continued support. 

i congratulate all students on your achievements, and i also congratulate your parents, 

family and your teachers and all who have helped you during these years of school. Strive to 

succeed in whatever life holds for you. Maintain high expectations, take opportunities and 

be innovative when faced with life’s challenges. 

i acknowledge all Year 13 students and school leavers. as you prepare for your external 

examinations, and to move out of the security of school to take the first giant leap into the 

next stage of your life, aim for excellence in all that you do. 

all the very best for 2017. 

Harry romana, Principal 

Senior Awards Evening 

Overall Excellence in Year 11 

Samantha Couch: 

1st english 

1st history 

1st Music 

Niko Smith: 

1st Design and Visual communication 

1st Digital Technology 

1st Mathematics 

Overall Excellence in Year 12 

Ivannia Osuna Fregoso: 

1st english 

1st history 

1st Photography 

Benjamin Lowe: 

1st chemistry 

1st Digital information 

1st Design and Visual communication 

1st Mathematics and Statistics 

Samantha Couch 

Ivannia Osuna Fregoso 

Niko Smith 

Benjamin Lowe 

Scholarships 

We are thrilled to announce the following scholarships that 

have been awarded to our Year 13 students. 

Rebekah Williams – 

uc emerging leaders Scholarship (based on all round excellence and head girl status) 

Kavita Pillay – 

university of otago leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship (based on academic 

achievement and leadership) 

Mitchell Huisman – 

university of Wellington Victoria achievers Scholarship 

Eliza Thompson - 

university of otago Performance Scholarship (based on students who have 

demonstrated academic ability and who are at an elite level for their chosen sport or 

cultural discipline) 

Megan Wilson – 

university of otago alumni appeal Scholarship - (based on academically strong 

students) 

LEFT TO RIGHT, Kavita Pillay, Rebekah Williams, Mitchel Huisman, Eliza Thompson, Megan Wilson. 

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Mairehau 

high School 

Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community 

Citizenship Awards 

We would like to acknowledge the recipients of The avon 

Shirley Masonic lodge citizenship award, recognizing 

service to the school and donated by The avon Shirley 

Masonic lodge. 

The lodge presented two awards, one to a senior girl and 

the other to a senior boy, who in the opinion of the staff and 

Principal, best exemplify the qualities of good citizenship. 

These qualities include tolerance, kindness, and tact relating 

to others. 

Kavita Pillay has emerged as a selfless and very talented 

service-oriented leader in our school community. She has 

Kavita Pillay 

supported day-to-day school operations by helping as a 

host at parent-teacher interviews, being a peer supporter, contributing to service projects 

such as community collections, doing leadership work for the school choir, providing 

leadership at year level assemblies and for grounds duties, and initiating fundraising 

activities to support student events. She has also played with and coached younger 

players in sports teams, helped with and led the organisation of the talent quest, and 

provided opportunities for our diverse ethnic families to showcase their cultures. 

congratulations to KAVITA PILLAY. 

Chris Nicholson 

Mairehau High School 

Outstanding Sportsperson of 

the Year, and recipient of the 

Sutherland Whanau Cup 

ELIZA THOMPSON. 

eliza Thompson is our Sportsperson of the Year 

and excels in the sport of ice hockey. She was 

honoured in the recent colours awards for all of 

her achievements over a number of years. 

eliza was a member of the canterbury 

Devilettes, the senior Women’s ice hockey team, 

that competed in the New Zealand Women’s ice 

hockey league. 

She was also selected for the ice Fernz, the New 

Zealand Senior Women’s ice hockey Team for 

the first time this year. Eliza was also selected 

for the New Zealand under-18 Women’s 

Development team, her fourth year in this side. 

eliza has also been named as a reserve for the 

2017 ice Fernz (she was not available for full 

selection due to the tournament clashing with 

the start of the 2017 university year). 

chris Nicholson has actively engaged in his own 

learning, worked well with others, and applied himself 

to his achievement goals. he is relentlessly helpful and 

cheerful in supporting and helping staff whenever he 

is asked to, which is often, because he has many useful 

skills. 

he has done excellent work as a peer supporter for a 

Year 9 class and as a peer mentor for the Year 10 cohort 

this year. his support for young students within his 

team of technical crew for all media, production and 

public relations work has been outstanding. outside of 

school, he has had a service conscience from a young 

age, progressing through children’s service groups such 

a Scouts, and becoming a leader. he has supported 

community events in a range of roles through this 

connection. 

congratulations to CHRIS NICHOLSON. 

Eliza Thompson 

Premier Academic Awards 

our evening concluded with our Premier 

academic awards. it gives us great pleasure to 

highlight our two most successful academic 

students, the runner-up to the Mairehau 

Scholar and our Mairehau Scholar for 2016. 

“our runner-up is a focused, insightful, and very 

competent academic who has always worked 

to his potential, achieving results at levels in 

advance of his cohort. This year he has already 

achieved his Ncea level 3 with excellence 

endorsement. his teachers describe him as 

a conscientious, polite, considerate, friendly, 

and focused self-manager. he has a natural 

aptitude for the sciences, often revealing deep 

understanding and exceptional talent. 

We are all proud of his contributions to our 

school & his accomplishments, & we wish him 

well as he begins his tertiary studies at otago 

university next year. 

Here is his 2016 academic profile: 

• 1st Biology 

Conor Hassan 

• 1st Chemistry 

• 2nd= Physics 

it gives us great pleasure in congratulating our runner-up to the Mairehau Scholar, 

CONOR HASSAN. 

our premier award goes to another exceptional student who exhibits all of 

the highest qualities which we strive for in our students. She is well organised, 

conscientious, academically able, and calm. her ability to engage with her learning in 

multi-faceted ways has set her apart; she is sufficiently equipped, mentally and abilitywise, 

to tackle three Scholarship examinations this year. This is no mean feat. 

We are all extremely proud of her achievements and contributions, over five years of 

study at our school, and wish her all the very best as she embarks on tertiary study 

next year. 

here is her 2016 academic profile: 

• 1st Classical Studies 

• 1st History 

• 1st= English 

• 1st= Visual Art Painting 

Please congratulate, and celebrate with us, the 2016 Mairehau Scholar, ELIZA 

THOMPSON. 

Best Dressed Couple at our senior Formal 

Douglas and Natasha 

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Christmas 

Creative wrapping 

adds intrigue to gifts 

Most of the malls offer a free gift-wrapping service, which 

is a great help at this busy time, but for those who prefer 

to wrap their own here are a few ideas to make gifts look 

unique and exciting. 

The first tip to make the job easier and 

the wrapping look more professional is to 

do the task on a flat surface – a table or a 

hard floor. 

Recycling has become an important 

aspect of modern-day life, and that’s easy 

to do with gift-wrapping. For example, 

those brown paper bags you have put 

aside are ideal, especially for odd-shaped 

gifts. To give them a Christmassy look, 

you could glue on those left-over pieces 

of wrapping paper from last year that are 

too small to use, and add a candy cane or 

chocolate with the gift tag. 

Another quirky idea is to wrap your gifts 

in fabric. You could cut up a garment you 

no longer wear, or look out those left over 

pieces from curtains or clothing you have 

made. Tie them up with fabric ribbon to 

complete the look. 

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Using newspaper or cardboard boxes as 

wrapping is another recycling idea, and 

you could add a festive look by tying 

them with Christmas ribbon. 

For long-shaped gifts, why not wrap them 

to look like a Christmas cracker. Place a 

tube of cardboard around the item, then 

put it inside a sheet of wrapping paper, 

secure it with tape then scrunch up the 

ends like a cracker and tie them off with 

coloured ribbon. 

Kitchen foil is another wrapping option. 

Being silver and shiny it already has a 

festive look, which you could enhance 

with bright-coloured ribbon. 

Make a container, such as a jar, tin or 

tray one part of the gift. Complete it with 

chocolates, nuts or biscuits and wrap the 

gift in clear cellophane tied with brightcoloured 

ribbon. 

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Here’s how you can take advantage of this great offer… 

Pick up your phone and dial 383 0307.Then press 2 and tell James or Moon in the Pro-shop that you are 

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Here’s what to do on the day you are playing… 

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Here’s what to do after the game… 

Throw your clubs in the car and return the cart to the Pro-shop. Then claim your free beers at the bar. If you 

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SPORTS 

CHAMPION: Myka Black, of New Brighton Catholic School, was 

crowned year 8 boys’ champion. 

SURF’S UP: Rawhiti School’s Dara O’Malley won the year 7 boys’ title. 

PHOTOS: MARK O’MALLEY 

Surfers impress at school champs 

LOCAL SURFERS were among 

the winners at the South Island 

Primary School Champs, which 

took place on Saturday at North 

Beach. 

New Brighton Catholic School’s 

Myka Black took home the year 8 

boys’ title, while Rawhiti School’s 

Dara O’Malley was equally 

impressive in winning the year 7 

boys’ title. 

The championship, now in its 

13th year was run by the North 

Wai Boardriders Club. 

Saturday’s wind provided testing 

condition for organisers and 

surfers. However, good numbers 

and some impressive action on 

the water made for a great day’s 

surfing. 

Results: 

Year 6 and under boys: Campbell 

Heasley, 1; Jack Tyro, 2; Jack Mc- 

Kenzie, 3; Tom Robertson, 4. 

Year 7 boys: Dara O’Malley, 1; 

Jack McKenzie, 2; Brooklyn Ward, 

3; Liam Heasley, 4. 

Year 7 girls: Ava Henderson, 1; 

Grace Hately, 2; Caoimhe Hungerford, 

3; Lucy Asher, 4. 

Year 8 boys: Myka Black, 1; 

James Miller, 2; Jai Oakley, 3; Dara 

O’Malley, 4. 

Year 8 girls: Ava Henderson, 1; 

Lily Robertson, 2; Eden Hungerford, 

3; Ruby Armstrong, 4. 

YOUNG GUNS: Campbell Heasley (above left), of Broomfield School, added to his trophy 

cabinet, winning the year 6 and under boys’ title. Ava Henderson, of Sumner School, took 

away two titles on Saturday, winning both the year 7 and 8 girls’ titles.

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Email fraser.walker@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

South Brighton Choral Society 

Christmas Notes 

Sunday, December 11, from 

2pm 

The Christmas notes concert 

is being performed by the local 

choral society. Refreshments 

will be served at the end of the 

concert. 

New Brighton Union Church 

Hall, Cnr Union and Collingwood 

Sts, New Brighton. Adults 

$10, children $2 

Mums ’n’ Dads and Bubs 

Group 

Every Wednesday from 

10.30am-12.30pm 

Go along to the Mums ’n’ Dads 

and Bubs group hosted at the 

Linwood Playcentre. Meet other 

mums and dads in your area, enjoy 

shared kai and a coffee while 

watching the kids play and learn. 

Older siblings are welcome to 

visit as well. There will be discussions 

about the development and 

learning of babies, experiences 

as parents and different types of 

play with babies. 

Linwood Playcentre, 628a 

Worcester St, Linwood. Free 

entry. 

You can also pin it 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

Every Saturday from 10am- 

2pm You can also pin it 

Make your way down to New 

Brighton’s pedestrian mall for 

some live entertainment, food, 

fresh produce, arts, crafts, jewellery, 

and more. There will be 

free face-painting and a bouncy 

castle for the kids. Email 

seasidemarket@mail.com for 

more information. 

New Brighton Pedestrian Mall. 

Free entry 

Science Alive! in the library 

Every Tuesday, from 3.30- 

4.30pm 

Free drop-in science sessions 

at the Aranui library. Activities 

based around the science of 

popular books and other interesting 

topics! 

Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot 

St, Aranui. Free entry 

Technology help drop-in 

session 

Every Thursday from 2-3pm 

Computer sessions for adults 

focused on teaching you how to 

use email, search the internet 

and access the library catalogue 

online. 

Parklands Library, 46 

Queenspark Dr, Parklands. Free 

Talking Needles Knitting 

Workshop 

Wednesday, December 7, from 

11am-1pm 

Do you like to knit, embroider, 

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KITE FLYING: Every day, if the weather is appropriate, kites are flown on the beach at New 

Brighton near the pier. It is a load of fun for adults and children. Go and watch or take your 

own kite to join in. 

or crochet? If so, why not join 

this chatty crafts group? Bring 

along a project and enjoy informal, 

friendly conversation while 

you craft. 

Shirley Public Library, 36 

Marshland Rd. Free entry 

Science Snippets After School 

Friday, December 9 and 16, 

from 3.30-4.30pm 

This is a free after school science 

programme presented by 

Science Alive! in libraries across 

the city. Science Alive! educators 

lead children through interactive 

activities to stimulate their 

interest in science, and there is 

OFFICIAL ENTRY NUMBER: 

something to take home every 

6km 

6km 

week. Programmes run during 

term time except the first and 

last week of term. Activities are 

based around the science of popular 

books and other interesting 

topics. The term four schedule 

includes blood and guts, wacky 

wheels, structural engineering, 

cunning keas, rocks rock and 

Christmas science. 

Parklands Library, 46 

Queenspark Dr. Free entry 

New Brighton Seaside Christmas 

Parade 

Saturday, OFFICIAL December ENTRY NUMBER: 10, 10am- 

2pm 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

is holding the annual Christmas 

Parade and Concert. Meet Santa 

on the beach and watch a fun 

community parade, shop around 

the Seaside Market for your 

Christmas gifts while entertainment 

happens and Santa meets 

the kids in his grotto. There will 

be a huge array of arts, crafts, 

gift ware and food, as well as a 

bouncy castle for the kids and 

free face painting. The concert 

will begin after the parade at 

about 10.30am and Santa’s 

Grotto opens at approximately 

11.30am. For more information 

email seasidemarket@mail. 

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HEALTH & BEAUTY 

The Running Evolution 

Move Better, Run Fast(er) 

With the running season well and truly upon us, many of us will be 

seeking ways to lift our game. Running programmes are popular, with a 

myriad of groups available for anyone wanting to get into running. With 

so many on offer it can be hard to know which one is the right fit for you. 

Muscle People staff travelled to 

Sydney to learn from renowned running 

specialist, Paul Goss from the Running 

School in London, UK and have brought 

his programme back to The Running 

Centre in Christchurch. 

The Running Centre is lead by 

Grace Fursdon, who alongside her 

Physiotherapy degree, also has a 

post-graduate qualification in Sports 

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experience as a competitive runner and 

passion for running make her a natural 

champion for anyone looking to improve 

their running. “If you’re new to running, 

or want some professional advice on your 

technique, then we recommend individual 

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RunFit, our group running course, is 

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their running technique. 

Give the friendly team at Muscle 

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“I’d run a few half marathons and had just 

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Support and Resources for Independent Living 

walkers to 

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or hire 

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per week 

Can we help you or someone you support? 

Disability Information Service – a ‘one stop 

information service’ which offers unbiased 

advice to assist people navigate their way to 

organisations or services that can provide them 

with support or advice. 

Aspire Canterbury Shop – shop online or call in 

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10.30am-2.30pm 

XMAS BUFFET 

SATURDAY 17th Dec 

$30... BOOK NOW! 

NEW YEAR’S EVE 

BUFFET 

SATURDAY 31st Dec 

ENQUIRE NOW! 

202 Marine Parade 

Ph 388-9416 

Members, guests and affiliates welcome 

H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

«WHAT'S ON« 

FRIDAY 9 DEC, 7.30PM 

DOWNSTAIRS 

THE WARRATAHS 

TICKETS $25 

SATURDAY 10 DEC 4.30PM 

DOWNSTAIRS 

MARION’S OUTLAWS 

8PM 

THE ART OF CHEESE 

SATURDAY 10 DEC, 8PM 

UPSTAIRS 

WBO WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE 

PARKER v RUIZ JR 

CHALMERS 

RESTAURANT 

PRE-CHRISTMAS BUFFETS 

Sunday 11th; 18th Dec 

LIVE MUSIC with 

NEVILLE BARRIE 

5pm start. $30 adults. 

Bookings essential 

Hornby WMC 

17 Carmen Rd, Hornby 

Phone 03 349 9026 

www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz 

Members, guests & affiliates welcome


“The Best Food is Good Thai” 

EAT IN OR TAKEAWAY 

OPEN FOR 

LUNCH Weekdays 

11.30am - 2pm 

DINNER 7 days 

5pm - 9pm 

BBQ 

PORK 

LICENSED, BYO 

166 Kendal Ave, Burnside. Phone 357 9575 

Find us on FACEBOOK/GoodThai166 

Chef Phirom 

Get all ‘Christmasy’ with us! 

PRE-CHRISTMAS FUNCTIONS, 

PARTIES, WORK BREAK UPS, 

CHECK THIS OUT! 

AVAILABLE LUNCH & DINNER DAILY UNTIL 

24/12/16 FOR PARTIES OF 10 OR MORE 

RESTAURANT & CAFÉ 

0pen daily from 6.30am 

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner 

FAMOUS for their ROASTS 

TWO COURSE 

FESTIVE MENU 

SORRY, WE ARE 

CLOSED 

CHRISTMAS DAY 

ONLY 

$ 

35 

EACH 

THREE COURSE 

FESTIVE MENU $ 45 

ONLY 

EACH 

We wish you a 

Merry Christmas 

& Happy 

Holidays 

The 

RACECOURSE HOTEL 

& Motorlodge 

118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn, 

Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150 

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

Lunch & Dinner 

All you can eat, 7 days 

Christmas 

Functions 

Lunch & Dinner Buffet 

NOW SERVING 

available 

from 

9am 

Breakfast 

HAPPY 

HOUR 

5PM - 7PM 

DAILY 

SATURDAY 19th NOV - SATURDAY 24th DEC 

Book & dine with us for your Christmas party this 

festive season, and we’ll take care of the rest! 

Bookings Essential PH 386 0088 

fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant www.gardenhotel.co.nz 

LIVE 

Sima and Vaieo 

6PM FRIDAY 9th December 

MUSIC 

PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH 

THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132

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PEGASUS POST 

Christmas 

party! 

is coming! 

$ 

5 99 

kg $ 

1 99 

Fresh NZ Pork Shoulder Roast 

(Excludes Free Range) 

kg 

Loose/Truss Tomatoes 

$ 

1 00 

each 

Bluebird Burger Rings/Twisties/ 

Cheezels/Rashuns 110-120g 

$ 

3 59 

each 

Keri Fruit Drink/Juice 2.4-3L 

$ 

8 50 

each 

Signature Range Mild/ 

Colby/Edam Cheese 1kg 

$ 

30 99 

pack 

$ 

8 99 

each 

$ 

10 00 

each 

Speight’s/Summit 

24 x 330ml Bottles 

Lindauer 750ml 

(Excludes Special Reserve) 

Tux Meat 2.5-2.8kg/Whiskas 

Dry Cat Food 1.5-2kg 

Christmas 

party! 

Come along to your local FreshChoice 

Christmas Party this week! 

There will be savings, prizes, giveaways, tastings & 

plenty of entertainment and fun for the whole family! 

Parklands 

3pm – 7pm 

Thursday 8th December 

FreshChoice Parklands 

60 Queenspark Drive, Christchurch. 

Open 7am-11pm, 7 days. 

FreshChoice.co.nz FreshChoiceNZ 383 1004 

FreshChoice Parklands 

Certain products may not be available in all stores. Savings are based on non-promotional price. Limits may apply. 

Prices apply from Tuesday 6th December to Sunday 11th December 2016, or while stocks last. 

Owned and 

operated 

by locals 

FCPP0612

Save on stunning goldJewellery 

9ct DIAMOND RING 

TDW = 1ct 

Reg $2,799 

NOW $1,599 

STERLING SILVER HALF CZ 

INFINITY RING Reg $39 

NOW $29 

CASIO 

G-SHOCK WATCH 

Reg $279 

NOW $219 

9ct BELCHER BRACELET 

WITH DIAMOND SET PADLOCK 

Reg $1,599 NOW $999 

ELITE LADIES 

GOLD TONE 

WATCH 

Reg $159 

NOW $59

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