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TUESDAY FEBRUARY <strong>28</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

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Apartment plan fizzles<br />

• By Andrew King<br />

PLANS TO build a $20 million<br />

waterfront apartment complex in<br />

New Brighton have fizzled.<br />

New Brighton Business and<br />

Land Owners Association<br />

spokesman Paul Lonsdale said<br />

market research had indicated<br />

apartments are not desirable in<br />

the area at the moment.<br />

The Beach on Brighton project<br />

had been tipped as a turning<br />

point for the suburb. It promised<br />

Powering<br />

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40 apartments from studio to<br />

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cafe and private garden.<br />

The project gained resource<br />

consent in 2015 but the developers<br />

have been unable to get<br />

would-be buyers to sign up and<br />

pay deposits.<br />

The canning of the project<br />

comes as Development Christchurch<br />

Ltd, the city councilowned<br />

entity charged with<br />

rejuvenating New Brighton,<br />

presented a report to the city<br />

council last Thursday.<br />

The report outlines what<br />

potential sites would need to be<br />

purchased to kick-start projects<br />

for New Brighton.<br />

The confidential report was<br />

presented to city councillors<br />

behind closed doors.<br />

New Brighton’s commercial<br />

core covers 5ha between Marine<br />

Pde, Hawke St, Shaw Ave, Union<br />

St and Beresford St.<br />

In December the city council approved<br />

$19 million for an upgrade<br />

to the Whale Pool Playground and<br />

New Brighton Surf Life Saving<br />

Club and to build hot salt water<br />

pools – one of four key projects.<br />

There are also plans to implement<br />

the New Brighton Centre<br />

Master Plan, the North Beach<br />

promenade and working with<br />

the community on quick initiatives<br />

to encourage rejuvenation.<br />

The promenade is currently in<br />

its draft stage, Coastal-Burwood<br />

Community Board chairwoman<br />

Kim Money said.<br />

DCL chief executive Rob Hall<br />

said there will be a series of<br />

briefings over the next two weeks<br />

with the city council about the<br />

strategy.<br />

“Then funding will be resolved<br />

in the annual plan, and that will<br />

go out for public consultation,”<br />

he said.<br />

He said the reason for secrecy<br />

is so it doesn’t compromise the<br />

commercial position of those<br />

involved in the negotiations.<br />

•Editor’s view, page 2<br />

South Brighton’s Zachary<br />

Quickenden and Steven<br />

Drabble finished third in the<br />

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weekend’s Southern Regional<br />

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overall points standings behind<br />

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Brighton won 23 titles at the<br />

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Latest Christchurch news at www. .kiwi<br />

Tuesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

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FROM<br />

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News.......................................3-5<br />

WELL BLOW me over with a<br />

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New Brighton won’t be getting<br />

its planned $20 million apartment<br />

complex.<br />

It was an ambitious project in<br />

the first place that unfortunately<br />

had little chance of getting off the<br />

ground.<br />

We’ve seen a lot of grandiose<br />

plans for Brighton but they are a<br />

long way off.<br />

We reveal on the front page today<br />

Development Christchurch Ltd<br />

has decided on potential sites that<br />

need to be purchased to build on.<br />

The city council has approved<br />

$19 million for an upgrade to the<br />

Whale Pool Playground and New<br />

Brighton Surf Life Saving Club and<br />

to build hot saltwater pools – but<br />

they will take a long time.<br />

Let’s hope the new business and<br />

landowners association man, former<br />

city councillor Paul Lonsdale<br />

can fight the good fight.<br />

– Barry Clarke<br />

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Tuesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2017</strong> 3<br />

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Stories from past sought to shape future<br />

• By Gabrielle Stuart<br />

THE AGENCY which will<br />

decide the future of the red zone<br />

is hunting for stories from its<br />

past.<br />

Regenerate Christchurch today<br />

launched a new “community<br />

research” tool which allows people<br />

to publicly share comments,<br />

stories, videos or pictures about<br />

the red zone.<br />

They will be used to shape<br />

plans for the land, which covers<br />

about 535ha along the Avon<br />

River.<br />

Residential red zone general<br />

manager Rob Kerr said<br />

the things people shared would<br />

genuinely make a difference.<br />

“The more we know and<br />

understand about the land and<br />

the stories and what it means to<br />

us, the more we can understand<br />

what is the best way to use the<br />

land,” he said.<br />

They are looking for anything<br />

from stories from former red<br />

zone residents, to research on the<br />

red zone.<br />

It would become a reference<br />

point for designers, Mr Kerr said.<br />

“With creative designers, one<br />

of the things it’s really important<br />

to do is almost literally pour information<br />

and ideas and stories<br />

into their heads, and then they<br />

find a creative expression for<br />

those,” he said.<br />

The red zone land where<br />

Regenerate Christchurch<br />

has decision-making<br />

power.<br />

IMAGE: REGENERATE<br />

CHRISTCHURCH ​<br />

Regenerate Christchurch<br />

was sent up as a Crown and<br />

city council joint agency with a<br />

five-year lifespan, tasked with<br />

driving regeneration in the red<br />

zone, the central city and New<br />

Brighton.<br />

Almost a year after it was<br />

established, it has just finished<br />

consulting the public on the<br />

scope of its red zone work, which<br />

covers things such as the area<br />

covered and how people will be<br />

involved.<br />

About 100 people made<br />

submissions during the consultation,<br />

which closed on Tuesday.<br />

Mr Kerr acknowledged people<br />

in Canterbury had already been<br />

through many consultation<br />

processes since the earthquakes,<br />

and being involved took a lot of<br />

effort.<br />

He said he had spent the last<br />

year meeting regularly with<br />

community groups, and said one<br />

of the questions he was most often<br />

asked was how people could<br />

be involved in the process.<br />

•Regenerate Christchurch’s<br />

red zone “mapping tool”<br />

is set to be launched<br />

online today, at engage.<br />

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Tuesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

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Miracles do happen….<br />

Misty is a 14 year old Rough Coated<br />

Collie ( lassie dog) lovingly owned by<br />

my parents. She’s never been a hugely<br />

energetic dog but has the gentlest,<br />

sweetest nature. She has had the odd<br />

health issue and is currently taking<br />

ongoing medication for arthritis of<br />

multiple joints. She’s not a complainer<br />

though and will still slowly walk around<br />

my parents farm, her favourite pastime<br />

being flushing out rabbits and doing<br />

cattle work with my dad. Shes always<br />

enjoyed a visit from Lola.<br />

Very sadly late last year, Misty was<br />

accidentally run over. My devastated<br />

parents flew to the clinic where Steve<br />

and our nurses immediately took<br />

charge. Luckily they live very close. She<br />

was remarkably alive and seemed in<br />

minimal shock, not like my poor mum<br />

and dad. Our nurses were fabulous – it<br />

was like triage in a hospital ER room.<br />

Whilst she was checked over for shock,<br />

bleeding and fractures, the nurses were<br />

placing an IV line in her, were pulling<br />

bloods to check her internal organs and<br />

organizing shock and pain medications.<br />

I had to consult as it was a usual busy<br />

Saturday clinic. I can tell you its very<br />

hard to carry on as normal, when a dog<br />

you know and love is at risk of dying<br />

and I couldn’t be there to support my<br />

mum and dad. I’m very thankful to my<br />

husband Steve for arriving when he did<br />

and taking full control of the situation.<br />

Within 30 minutes of arriving Misty<br />

actually looked improved. She wasn’t<br />

wanting to stand, but her vital organs<br />

were all confirmed fine from her<br />

blood tests and her heart and lungs<br />

sounded fine. She was on IV fluids and<br />

we wanted to give her a little time on<br />

fluids before we had to sedate and<br />

xray her abdomen, chest and bones.<br />

She was an incredible little patient,<br />

never whimpering nor complaining<br />

once. Miraculously Misty had broken<br />

no bones – I was worried her pelvis or<br />

worse her lower lumbar spine could<br />

have fractured.<br />

Misty was discharged later that night<br />

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free and comfortable. She certainly<br />

wasn’t out of the woods but was better<br />

than any of us could have believed.<br />

She could walk, just, and was eating<br />

and had urinated. Misty continued to<br />

improve slowly over the coming days<br />

becoming stronger and more mobile<br />

but my dad had noticed what looked<br />

like crusty scabs under her dense coat.<br />

We discovered many of these blackened<br />

areas and after shaving her back end it<br />

became obvious that a large area of her<br />

skin was “dying”, due to vascular ( blood<br />

vessel) damage suffered at the time of<br />

the accident.<br />

Over the next 4 months a massive effort<br />

was undertaken by my mum and dad<br />

and Misty herself, to help heal these<br />

very extensive skin wounds, comparable<br />

to what you would see in burns victims.<br />

The area of skin that sloughed off<br />

initially was about 30cm by 20cm. The<br />

wound has had to be cleaned, kept<br />

moist and protected by bandaging for<br />

the past 4 months. She was monitored<br />

24/7 and kept inside a lot to protect<br />

the bandages from slipping. Keeping<br />

flies away was also a difficult task. She<br />

has been so brave allowing us all to<br />

clean and dress it for her but finally the<br />

healing is nearly complete.<br />

There were times when my mum wasn’t<br />

sure we were getting anywhere and<br />

whether we were doing the right thing<br />

by her. She is an elderly dog and her<br />

ongoing care required by my parents<br />

was huge. But that aside, I could see<br />

Misty wanted to push through and keep<br />

going – she wasn’t ready to depart this<br />

world. Plus she was so dearly loved by<br />

my parents. It also helped that my mum<br />

was a registered nurse so could easily<br />

cope with large wounds and their care.<br />

Give an animal time, have patience and<br />

faith and show lots of love and miracles<br />

can happen. Every day I thank the<br />

higher powers that I am the one chosen<br />

to care for all the animals.<br />

-Dr Michele McMaster<br />

McMaster & Heap<br />

Latest Christchurch news at www.<br />

Your Local Views<br />

Petrol tax for road repairs<br />

and the benefits of diversity<br />

City<br />

councillor<br />

Phil<br />

Clearwater<br />

has his say<br />

on the use<br />

of petrol tax to help<br />

fix the city’s roads<br />

and the importance<br />

of diversity in the<br />

community<br />

Many streets and roads<br />

in Christchurch still<br />

require a lot more work to<br />

bring them up to standard.<br />

I have always had the<br />

view that central Government<br />

should be returning<br />

some of the tax-take on<br />

petrol to help fix Christchurch’s<br />

streets.<br />

I have never said or<br />

supported any proposal<br />

to have any additional tax<br />

on petrol to help pay for<br />

Christchurch’s earthquake<br />

recovery. Christchurch<br />

people have enough burdens<br />

already and I would<br />

not support this.<br />

I have said that the city<br />

Coastal-Burwood<br />

Community Board<br />

member Tim Baker<br />

responds to last<br />

week’s soapbox<br />

by Linda Street on<br />

the plans for the<br />

New Brighton War<br />

Memorial to be<br />

protected from future<br />

tagging<br />

I, personally, don’t know<br />

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a local concern.<br />

However, members of<br />

the previous Burwood-<br />

<strong>Pegasus</strong> Community<br />

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Fixing our streets and<br />

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complete this as soon as it<br />

is feasible, and some of the<br />

present petrol tax could be<br />

used to help achieve this.<br />

On Waitangi Day at<br />

Tuahiwi Marae, our mayor<br />

led a citizenship ceremony<br />

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the city council signed<br />

off our multi-cultural<br />

strategy, which aims for<br />

Christchurch to be inclusive<br />

of our new migrants.<br />

Every New Zealand citizen<br />

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discuss ways to remove<br />

graffiti and to prevent<br />

taggers from targeting the<br />

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our country their home<br />

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the rebuild, we have had<br />

a large increase in the<br />

number of migrants and<br />

a significant number live<br />

in the suburbs of south<br />

Christchurch.<br />

The world is divided<br />

as to how we treat new<br />

migrants, but I believe<br />

we must find practical<br />

ways to make them feel<br />

welcome, as Christchurch<br />

needs their skills and they<br />

are an important part of<br />

our communities.<br />

Also, we have to<br />

remember that, at some<br />

stage in our history, all of<br />

our forebears immigrated<br />

to New Zealand from<br />

overseas.<br />

Six years after the<br />

earthquakes, Christchurch<br />

is really coming alive again<br />

and people from many<br />

nations will help our city<br />

thrive. Here’s to everyone<br />

having a great year in<br />

Christchurch.<br />

memorial needed to<br />

be preserved and that<br />

chemicals would destroy<br />

the stone as it is soft. It<br />

would also easily stain.<br />

Changing the look of<br />

the memorial would need<br />

very wide consultation<br />

and agreement which I<br />

personally think would<br />

not be supported.<br />

THe New Brighton<br />

Museum has the remains<br />

of the New Brighton<br />

World War 2 roll of<br />

honour which has been<br />

restored as well as it could<br />

have been.<br />

Some of it is missing,<br />

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I thank the city council<br />

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Reward offered after horse attacked<br />

• By Andrew King<br />

OUTRAGE AND disbelief over<br />

a brutal attack on a horse in<br />

Burwood has led to a givealittle<br />

page being set up to fund a<br />

reward.<br />

Gus, a seven-year-old standardbred,<br />

suffered horrific<br />

wounds that a vet said were most<br />

likely inflicted by hitting fences<br />

as he tried to flee attackers.<br />

Police were called out on Saturday<br />

morning after reports two<br />

men were chasing the horses,<br />

and found Gus in a terrible state.<br />

FLAME FILES<br />

• By Mark Thomas – Fire Risk<br />

Management Officer<br />

THE MOST telling photograph<br />

I saw during the hellish week on<br />

the Port Hills was that taken of a<br />

large modern home surrounded<br />

by blackened ground and<br />

dwarfed by the immense flames<br />

behind that extended through<br />

and well above the tallest pine<br />

trees.<br />

It illustrates that we are far<br />

from immune from the results<br />

of fast moving bush fires that<br />

plague parts of Australia in spite<br />

of our less extreme climate and<br />

An officer used a rifle to end Gus’<br />

suffering. The offenders have not<br />

been found.<br />

A crowd-funding page has<br />

been set up to raise money for a<br />

reward leading to information<br />

that results in a conviction.<br />

Two other horses in the Lake<br />

Terrace Rd paddock also suffered<br />

minor injuries and have since<br />

been moved from the paddock.<br />

Gus’ owner Karina Romeyn<br />

was beside herself with the news<br />

her beloved pet had suffered such<br />

a brutal attack.<br />

“I was almost ready to give up<br />

TRAGIC: Monet Romeyn, 17, has been left traumatised by the<br />

loss of Gus.<br />

supposedly less combustible<br />

trees and vegetation.<br />

THere was some heroic work<br />

done in denying many houses to<br />

the fire by all sorts of people.<br />

Mostly it was hard physical<br />

work coupled with determined<br />

air attack that kept the losses<br />

to the level we now know. Well<br />

done to all involved whom<br />

I’m sure would join me in<br />

commiserating with those poor<br />

folks who did lose their homes.<br />

Barbecue season always<br />

sees accidents. Last Saturday<br />

afternoon in North New<br />

Brighton a resident received<br />

on the world. But the messages<br />

of support and offers of help have<br />

been overwhelming,” she said.<br />

She said a vet has offered to<br />

look after the other two horses’<br />

medical needs until they are<br />

fighting fit again.<br />

“It is absolutely amazing,” she<br />

said.<br />

Mrs Romeyn bought Gus<br />

about eight months ago to help<br />

her “get back on the horse” so to<br />

speak.<br />

“I had a big fall [off another<br />

horse] in 2014, where I broke my<br />

pelvis, back and neck . . . Gus was<br />

helping me recover. Every time I<br />

was down, or in pain, I would go<br />

and hug him and it would be all<br />

right,” she said.<br />

She had taken him for a few<br />

rides after having two surgeries<br />

to repair her neck.<br />

Her children, Monet, 17, and<br />

Loughton, 16, and niece Claudia<br />

Anstice, 21, are all traumatised<br />

by Gus’ death.<br />

He was such a lovely natured<br />

animal, Mrs Romeyn said.<br />

“He would be the first to the<br />

gate and was so inquisitive. He<br />

didn’t deserve this,” she said.<br />

•Anyone with information is<br />

asked to phone 363 7400<br />

or anonymously through<br />

Crimestoppers on 0800 555<br />

111.<br />

Heroic work by firefighters<br />

facial burns from a gas cylinder<br />

igniting through an insecure<br />

fitting. Having a small squeeze<br />

bottle of soapy water is an easy<br />

and cheap means of testing<br />

gas fittings each time they are<br />

connected. Yet hardly anyone<br />

bothers.<br />

THe bus crash on the Akaroa<br />

hill on Wednesday afternoon<br />

provided a real challenge to<br />

the Akaroa and Little River<br />

brigades. Dave Stackhouse<br />

who is the Christchurch area<br />

commander, and my boss<br />

reports excellent work done by<br />

the two volunteer fire brigades.<br />

COMPANIONS: Karina Romeyn and Gus were the best of<br />

friends but a horrific attack last week meant he had to be<br />

destroyed.<br />

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South Brighton falters to Dunedin club<br />

SPORTS<br />

SOUTH BRIGHTON finished<br />

second at the weekend’s Southern<br />

Regional Championships on<br />

New Brighton Beach.<br />

The reigning surf life saving<br />

champions couldn’t do enough to<br />

retain their title, with Dunedin’s<br />

St Clair taking the overall points<br />

win.<br />

South Brighton were the best of<br />

the Christchurch clubs claiming<br />

23 individuals titles.<br />

The event hosted more than<br />

260 athletes competing in 20<br />

events over four different age<br />

groups.<br />

Extra hype surrounded this<br />

year’s event with the championships<br />

acting as a prelude to the<br />

national championships, which<br />

will be held at New Brighton<br />

from March 17 to 19.<br />

“It was great to see the number<br />

of clubs that were involved this<br />

year. The weather on Saturday<br />

was great, and Sunday definitely<br />

added another challenge, but<br />

the on-water conditions were<br />

still really good for racing,”<br />

said southern region life saving<br />

and education manager, Henry<br />

Lawson. Waimairi (11 titles) and<br />

Spencer Park (eight titles) also<br />

had good showings.<br />

Points (top 10)<br />

St Clair 218, 1; South Brighton<br />

140.50, 2; Brighton 73.50, 3;<br />

Spencer Park 56, 4; Taylors<br />

Mistake 55,5; Sumner 54, 6;<br />

Waimairi 52, 7; Mt Maunganui<br />

23, 8; St Kilda 17, 9; Waikuku<br />

Beach 14, 10.<br />

KEEN: Alex Fort from South Brighton was part of the winning crew in both the open men’s<br />

board and ski relays.<br />

SPLASH: South Brighton’s Ben Keys and Alex Fort make their<br />

way back to dry land.<br />

Talent turns out for New Brighton community concert<br />

AVERAGE weather didn’t<br />

deter crowds of people from<br />

attending the annual market<br />

and community concert in New<br />

Brighton on Sunday.<br />

The Talent Show was a popular<br />

event, with all ages joining<br />

in.<br />

From martial arts demonstrations,<br />

singers and dancers to<br />

a youth three-piece band, the<br />

crowd had plenty to choose<br />

from when placing a vote for the<br />

people’s choice winners.<br />

In the end, it was local all-girl<br />

band Beach Break, made up of<br />

Ella Erikson, Lily Larcombe-<br />

Beaston and Keira Huntley, who<br />

took the winning spot.<br />

Ocean Jones came in second<br />

place with his performance. He<br />

sung a Maori rendition of Hallelujah.<br />

William Peg won MC<br />

Willie McArthur’s choice.<br />

The event was funded by Rotary<br />

New Zealand and the city<br />

council’s Creative Community<br />

Scheme with contributions from<br />

Willie McArthur’s open mic and<br />

Pierside Café and Bar.<br />

STUNNER: There were perfect conditions for the under-19<br />

women’s board race on Saturday..<br />

CHAMPIONS: The Spencer<br />

Park master women’s canoe<br />

crew of Sarah Helmore,<br />

Linda Poulsen, Megan Jones<br />

and Angela Maguire won<br />

both the short and long<br />

course races.<br />

CROWDS:<br />

The on-stage<br />

talent certainly<br />

had a captive<br />

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Here at House of Travel Shirley we believe the best holidays are created<br />

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so collectively we can help you plan your next holiday and<br />

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THE TEAM AT HOUSE OF TRAVEL SHIRLEY, FROM LEFT;<br />

YOKO, NICKY, JULIA, CLAIRE, LISA, LEANNE<br />

“The<br />

journey of a<br />

thousand miles<br />

begins with a<br />

single step.”<br />

- Lao Tzu<br />

Nicky De Clifford<br />

Owner Operator<br />

No. of years in travel: 25 years<br />

Why I love to travel: “I love to experience new<br />

cultures & cuisines and now with a family in tow I<br />

am always on the lookout for exciting destinations<br />

that will leave lasting memories!<br />

Favourite destinations: Vietnam, Morocco, Guatemala<br />

and Hawaii<br />

Three things I can’t live without when I travel: my I-phone,<br />

a sarong and a good book<br />

My next dream getaway: Africa safari, road trip around<br />

the States, Borneo<br />

CONTACT NICKY I nickyd@hot.co.nz<br />

Lisa Hutchison<br />

Owner Operator<br />

No. of years in travel: 21 years<br />

Why I love to travel: I love to travel because you<br />

can’t live life through Facebook and I want<br />

to give my kids fabulous life experiences!<br />

Favourite destinations: Maui, Inverness, Mamanuca<br />

Islands in Fiji and Singapore<br />

Three things I can’t live without when I travel: Power packs<br />

for phone, Lip Balm, Books – their batteries never run out!<br />

My next dream getaway: Japan, Hong Kong or<br />

anywhere that keeps a 6 and 9 year old happy so the<br />

parents can relax!<br />

CONTACT LISA I lisahutchison@hot.co.nz<br />

Julia Dawson<br />

Travel Consultant<br />

No. of years in<br />

travel: 13 years<br />

Why I love to travel: I love<br />

to explore new places and<br />

discover different cultures<br />

and I am always thinking of<br />

my next adventure. I love that<br />

I get to share my knowledge<br />

and experience with my<br />

clients and help them to<br />

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Favourite destinations:<br />

New York, Mexico, Thailand<br />

Three things I can’t live<br />

without when I travel:<br />

Neck pillow, smartphone<br />

and an open mind!<br />

My next dream getaway: Rwanda & Uganda to see the<br />

gorillas plus Morocco for the spice markets<br />

Claire Harré<br />

Travel Consultant<br />

No. of years in<br />

travel: 5 years<br />

Why I love to travel: Travel<br />

for me is all about experiencing<br />

the food and different cultures,<br />

while completely switching<br />

off from reality – I tend to<br />

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I’m travelling, picking up<br />

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Favourite destinations:<br />

Thailand, South Africa &<br />

France<br />

Three things I can’t live<br />

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My next dream getaway: Safari in Botswana, Canada<br />

& Alaska, South America<br />

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Travel Consultant<br />

No. of years in<br />

travel: 5 years<br />

Why I love to travel: I love<br />

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Favourite destinations:<br />

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Three things I can’t live<br />

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My next dream getaway:<br />

Scandinavia Northern lights,<br />

Nepal and Mongolia or Antarctica.<br />

CONTACT JULIA I juliad@hot.co.nz CONTACT CLAIRE I clairem@hot.co.nz CONTACT LEANNE I lnewton@hot.co.nz<br />

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by 5pm each Wednesday<br />

Retrospective by Pollyanna<br />

Monday to Friday, 9am-6pm,<br />

Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4pm<br />

Linwood artist Pollyanna<br />

presents her retrospective art<br />

work, with a selection from<br />

1995 through to the present<br />

day. It will be the very first time<br />

the bulk of her work has been<br />

all together and, as a result,<br />

Pollyanna found it was a lot<br />

easier to curate. Her work covers<br />

a range of media, including her<br />

most recent pieces using pastels.<br />

Go to the library to enjoy the<br />

passion, purpose and power of<br />

Pollyanna’s work.<br />

Linwood Library, Eastgate<br />

Mall. Free entry<br />

Edge of the East<br />

Monday to Friday, 9am-6pm,<br />

Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4pm<br />

View an exhibition of selected<br />

images from Christchurch<br />

City Libraries’ latest<br />

instalment of The Christchurch<br />

Documentary Project – Edge of<br />

the East. In 2016, Janneth Gil,<br />

Tegan Hollis-Ristow, and Rachel<br />

Pugh from the School of Fine<br />

Arts photographed Christchurch<br />

seaside communities from<br />

Waimairi Beach to Southshore<br />

to create an intimate portrait of<br />

a beloved part of Christchurch.<br />

213 Marine Pde, New Brighton<br />

Creative Writing<br />

Wednesdays<br />

Wednesday, 4-5.45pm<br />

If your imagination runs wild<br />

and you want to learn how to<br />

put those ideas on paper in a way<br />

that makes sense, head along<br />

to this creative writing class.<br />

All are welcome whether you’re<br />

new to creative writing or just<br />

want to hone your skills, pick up<br />

some tips and learn from other<br />

aspiring writers. Find some<br />

fictional books while you’re in<br />

the library, or some books on<br />

creative writing.<br />

Linwood Library, Eastgate<br />

Mall. Free entry<br />

Game Zone<br />

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm<br />

It’s all fun and games at<br />

Linwood Library. Take the<br />

children along after school<br />

so they can get interactive<br />

with each other and have fun<br />

playing numerous games.<br />

There will be Minecraft,<br />

charades, Connect Four and<br />

Pictionary just to name a<br />

few, as well as Xbox and PS4<br />

tournaments. This event will be<br />

aimed at children aged between<br />

eight and 12, no bookings<br />

required.<br />

Linwood Library, Eastgate<br />

Mall. Free entry<br />

LYFE: The annual Linwood Youth Festival Event is back. Go to Linwood Park on Saturday from<br />

noon onwards to enjoy an afternoon of music, dancing, performances and activities. There will<br />

also be community stalls and good food on offer to enjoy throughout the afternoon. Take a<br />

picnic blanket and spend the afternoon with family and mixing with the community. If you would<br />

like to volunteer or perform at LYFE or want more information, email lyfe.coordinator@gmail.com<br />

to find out more. The event takes place in Linwood Park, Linwood Ave. Entry will be free. If the<br />

weather is nice, make sure to take a sun hat and sunscreen.<br />

Linwood Village Market<br />

Saturday, 9am-1pm<br />

Fresh produce, plants, books,<br />

antiques, bric-a-brac, retro items,<br />

vintage clothes, household goods,<br />

jam, recycled and upcycled<br />

items, crafts, artwork and lots<br />

of bargains will be on offer<br />

at the market. There will also<br />

be refreshments available for<br />

purchase while you’re walking<br />

around the market.<br />

Linwood Community Arts<br />

Centre, Eastside Gallery, 388<br />

Worcester St. Free entry<br />

Mosaic Media Freedom<br />

Opening<br />

Monday, 5.30-7pm<br />

This exhibition will open on<br />

Monday night, showcasing art<br />

through mosaics. Glass, ceramic,<br />

porcelain and stone are just<br />

some of the materials artists have<br />

used to create the colourful and<br />

unique style of the mosaics. Some<br />

have stuck to one material, while<br />

others have used several to create<br />

the images and pieces they want.<br />

Artists from around the South<br />

Island, and locally, are featured<br />

in the exhibition. Many pieces<br />

will be available for purchase. The<br />

exhibition will run until March<br />

18, Monday to Friday, 11am-4pm<br />

and Saturday, noon to 3pm.<br />

Linwood Community Arts<br />

Centre, Eastside Gallery, 388<br />

Worcester St. Free entry


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Tuesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2017</strong> 9<br />

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Keep itLocal<br />

Vehicle safety focus of<br />

Burwood Road Motors<br />

If your family, like ours, spends hours of their time<br />

each week traveling to and from school, work, sports,<br />

friends, appointments, and running errands, depending<br />

upon your schedule, vehicle safely is of the upmost<br />

importance. You want to have peace of mind knowing<br />

that your vehicle is operating at its best and safest<br />

performance levels where your family is concerned.<br />

This, in our opinion, is why it is so important to have<br />

your car regularly serviced. With school in full swing,<br />

and the holiday’s and summer wrapping up, now is<br />

the time to make sure your cars various systems are<br />

operating at their safest levels.<br />

Call Dameyn and the team at Burwood Road Motors<br />

located at 247 Burwood Road to make sure your vehicle<br />

is at its best.<br />

“We are dedicated to providing the friendliest, most<br />

honest service we can to our community. We feel they<br />

are extended family and we want them to be safe in all<br />

their travels and make it from point A to point B with<br />

confidence.” Says owner Dameyn Brunt, who has more<br />

than 18 years of trade experience.<br />

“All our team are experienced professionals who will<br />

listen, assess and complete the necessary work to make<br />

your vehicle road safe. This type of experience can help<br />

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Cambelts<br />

Tune ups<br />

Wheel Alignment<br />

Tyres<br />

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Automatic Transmission Servicing<br />

CV’s<br />

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Burwood Road Motors uses the latest diagnostic<br />

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They are open 6 days a week for your convenience<br />

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Their team will access the job, price it out and<br />

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Community Clinics<br />

I will be coming to your neighbourhood every month<br />

to hear your concerns.<br />

First Monday of every month<br />

9:00am – 9:40am - Linwood<br />

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9:50am – 10:30am Dallington<br />

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10:40am – 11:20am Stanmore/Richmond<br />

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11:30am – 12:10am Shirley<br />

Cnr of Marshlands Road and Hammersley Avenue<br />

First Friday of every month<br />

9:00am – 9:40am Bromley, Bromley Road, outside<br />

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9:50am – 10:30am Wainoni/Aranui<br />

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10:40am – 11:20am Burwood<br />

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11:30am – 12:10am Parklands<br />

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New after-hours service<br />

provides flexibility for patients<br />

A new after-hours medical service has<br />

been launched in Christchurch with the<br />

aim of providing a better and more readily<br />

accessible service for patients outside<br />

normal medical centre hours.<br />

Dr Martin Seers, a GP at the Selwyn<br />

Medical Centre in Selwyn Street, says a<br />

group of GPs are testing this new model for<br />

out-of-hours medical service that enables<br />

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March at 7pm.<br />

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huge milestone! As was in the first inaugural<br />

competition back in 1967 we are having both Piano<br />

and Instrumental competitors.”<br />

e Preliminaries and Semi-Finals were held in<br />

December 2016 where 8 Semi-Finalists were chosen<br />

(4 Instrumental and 4 Piano) and from there we<br />

Matthias Balzat - Delvan Lin - Siyu Sun - Hye In Kim<br />

have 4 Finalists (2 Instrumental and 2 Piano) for the<br />

Final. e Finalists will be accompanied by the New<br />

Zealand Symphony Orchestra.<br />

e Finalists are as follows:<br />

Instrumental: Matthias Balzat (Auckland) playing<br />

"Cello Concerto No. 1 in Eb major, Op. 107" by<br />

Dmitri Shostakovich and Hye In Kim (Waikato)<br />

playing "Cello Concerto in B minor, Op. 104" by<br />

Antonin Dvorak.<br />

Piano: Siyu Sun (Christchurch) playing "Piano<br />

Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18" by Sergei<br />

Rachmaninoff and Delvan Lin (Auckland) playing<br />

"Rhapsody on a eme of Paganini, Op. 43" by<br />

Sergei Rachmaninoff.<br />

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