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GRANT DALTON and the 

America’s Cup will return to 

Christchurch to breathe wind 

into the sails of the Pleasant 

Point Yacht Club. 

The club, located in South 

New Brighton Park will host a 

fundraising event to raise money 

for its earthquake re-build on 

October 14. 

The event will take place at 

the Air Force Museum of New 

Zealand in Wigram and will host 

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offer and to our sponsors for 

getting behind the event … it is a 

massive opportunity for our club 

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NEW BRIGHTON properties 

including a working men’s club 

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with paintball guns. 

The attacks began on 

Wednesday last week and 

have continued over the 

weekend. 

The drive-by shootings on 

Lonsdale St, Keyes Rd and Marine 

Pde saw green and yellow 

pellets fired at cars, fences and 

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Resident Samuel Kent heard 

a loud bang at his Lonsdale St 

property and discovered a window 

had been smashed from a 

paintball gun pellet. 

Paint was splattered on his 

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Mr Kent said several properties 

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street last Wednesday night. 

The New Brighton Club was 

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Tuesday September 26 2017 

Inside 

SOME unwanted trigger-happy 

guests have been frustrating 

residents in New Brighton on 

page 1. 

Shooting paintballs at cars, 

fences and windows seems like 

an activity of boredom which 

perpetrators will eventually move 

on from soon. Getting good identification 

of the cars and number 

plates is key to reporting these 

unwanted troublemakers. 

On page 3, worried residents in 

Mairehau want to alert the public 

about a concerning bend in a road 

which is causing issues. 

Glenfield Cres residents want 

speed bumps and signs to avoid 

drivers misjudging the corner. 

A recent incident saw one driver 

end up in hospital with serious 

injuries after his vehicle hit a car 

parked in a driveway. 

Hopefully, their concerns will 

be heard to avoid any further 

crashes in the future. 

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Tuesday September 26 2017 3 

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Bid to fix Mairehau’s crash corner 

Residents fear 

next smash 

will be fatal 

• By Andrew King 

RESIDENTS ON a Mairehau 

street believe it’s only a matter of 

time before a child is seriously 

hurt following a number of 

crashes at one of its corners. 

Residents between 59 and 65 

Glenfield Cres have seen plenty 

of people misjudge the corner 

outside their homes. The latest 

incident put a man in hospital 

with serious injuries after he hit 

a parked vehicle in a driveway on 

September 13. 

He had to be cut from the 

vehicle by firefighters and 

resident Dave Parson’s work 

vehicle was badly damaged. 

Bob Autridge, who has lived 

on the street for the past 16 

years, said something needs to 

be done. 

“We need a bloody great big 

sign and some speed bumps put 

in,” he said. “It is only a matter 

of time before some kid on the 

footpath gets it.” 

City council transport 

operations manager Aaron 

Haymes said a report on the 

FED UP: Glenfield Cres residents Neville Amor (left) and Bob 

Autridge have seen numerous crashes on the corner outside 

their properties. 

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latest crash had been received 

from a resident. City council 

staff are investigating some “lowcost 

interventions to make the 

bends more conspicuous”. 

Installing two speed bumps 

would cost about $50,000 but Mr 

Haymes said, at the present time, 

traffic calming initiatives were 

not a high-priority and funding 

was not available for these types 

of schemes. 

Mr Autridge asked the 

Papanui-Innes Community 

Board last year to paint yellow 

lines around the corner to 

improve visibility, which they 

did in January. 

Residents say the lines were a 

good start, but more needs to be 

done. 

In June, a woman failed to take 

the corner and ended up on the 

front lawn of the property next 

‘It is only a matter of 

time before some kid on 

the footpath gets it’ 

– Bob Autridge 

TROUBLE CORNER: A vehicle 

hit the kerb on September 

13 and smashed into Dave 

Parson’s vehicle on his 

driveway. 

door to resident Neville Amor’s 

house. 

Before that crash, he said 

another person had actually hit 

the power pole. 

In 2012, two men in a “soupedup 

Subaru” came around the 

corner and smashed into a 

container on Mr Amor’s front 

lawn. 

“They moved the container 

about 20cm, so they must have 

hit it quite hard,” he said. 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

CRASH VICTIM NAMED 

The woman killed in crash on 

QE II Drive last week has been 

named. She was 86-year-old Eileen 

Margaret Pearce. The crash on 

October 18 involved a car and a 

van. The van driver was taken to 

Christchurch Hospital with minor 

injuries. Canterbury metro area 

commander Superintendent Lane 

Todd said it appeared the elderly 

woman’s car crossed onto the wrong 

side of the road and collided with 

the van. The serious crash unit are 

investigating the cause. 

FLOOD CAUSE 

The flooding that occurred on 

Beach Rd, between Effingham St 

and Marine Pde, on Thursday was 

due to a 20cm water main blowing. 

City council contractors were on the 

scene early, but residents had low 

water pressure while others were 

without water until it was turned 

back on at 4pm. 

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WORK WILL begin on the new 

Shirley Community garden this 

week. 

The new garden is located in 

MacFarlane Park on Jebson St. 

Previously, it was located on 

Housing New Zealand land in 

Riselaw St. The Just Dirt Trust 

were granted a two-year lease for 

the garden but were told to move 

after only nine months when the 

land was put up for sale. 

Spokesman for The Just Dirt 

Trust Selwyn Eagle said the 

garden is for community use and 

he hopes it will bring neighbours 

together. 

“The main thing for me is 

getting people meeting people 

and to meet those who they’ve 

lived down the road from for 

20 years and are now doing 

something together.” 

Those who want to be 

involved in maintaining the 

garden will receive its fruits, said 

Mr Eagle. 

“There will still be some 

organisation, we will have a list 

of what is growing and once 

it’s ready, it will be dished out 

amongst everyone.” 

No money is required in 

return. 

Plans for the area include 

transforming the current 

public toilet block into a tool 

shed, said garden organiser Ian 

Dunbar. 

Currently only some raised 

beds have been established, 

as Mr Dunbar and volunteers 

continue to get the garden under 

way. 

Community support and 

involvement has been high 

according to Mr Dunbar, who 

said he’s had several calls about 

updates on the garden. 

A temporary lease for the land 

has been granted and there is 

hopes that the new lease under 

the city council will be for 10 

years. 

Long-term surf lifesavers honoured 


WAIMAIRI AND North Beach 

surf lifesaving club members 

have been honoured for their 

service and work. 

Steve Johnson and Brett 

Leask of the Waimairi club were 

awarded life membership at the 

New Zealand Surf Life Saving 

awards in Auckland on Saturday 

night. 

Paul Goosey, Greg Samson and 

Don and Rex Dalton of North 

Beach club were awarded 50-year 

badges for their service. 

Mr Leask says receiving the 

award is an honour. 

As a child, Mr Leask lived on 

Pacific St, a short distance from 

the Waimairi club where he says 

he’s been ‘hanging around’ since 

he was 10 years old. 

“With surf lifesaving, you’re in 

it for life,” said Mr Leask, who is 

now 69 years old. 

The combination of sport and 

community service is what he believes 

makes surf lifesaving great. 

“There is a fellowship within 

the clubs, especially in the 60s 

and 70s, it was a great matchmaking 

environment also,” he 

said. 

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Prizes to be auctioned on the 

night include a helicopter ride to 

a mystery destination piloted by 

Ritchie McCaw with a dual sulky 

experience behind Monkey King, 

New Zealand’s highest earning 

harness racer. 

Four other chances to fly with 

•From page 1 

Properties and cars on Keyes Rd 

and Marine Pde were also hit last 

Sunday with yellow pellets. 

Marine Pde resident Michelle 

Hansen said her house was hit 

twice with paintballs on Sunday. 

Mrs Hansen noticed it around 

LIFE MEMBER: Brett Leask with his award at the New Zealand 

Surf Life Saving awards event in Auckland Saturday night. 

Right: Leask competing in 1974. 

Camaraderie, fun and friendship 

are all elements which have 

kept Mr Leask involved in the 

sport over the years. 

McCaw will also be auctioned. 

Hot laps in a racing car at 

the Mike Pero Motorsport 

Park will also be up for grabs 

along with a signed and framed 

Emirates Team New Zealand 

T-shirt. 

Pleasant Point Yacht Club sails 

on the Avon-Heathcote Estuary 

7pm, which she said was fresh 

because it rinsed off easily. 

The events come after a community 

patrol volunteer was hit in 

the forehead with a paintball gun 

while on patrol in Lyttelton on 

September 8. 

The volunteer was sitting in her 

After 18 years of service in 

Otago, Mr Leask returned to 

Christchurch and the Waimairi 

club in his late 30s. 

from it’s base in South New 

Brighton Park. 

Members are currently 

working out of five shipping 

containers. 

To re-build the new clubrooms, 

$1 million is needed. 

Once completed, club commodore 

Alastair Burgess said the 

In total, he has given 55 years 

of service to Surf Life Saving New 

Zealand. 

Several roles including club 

captain, instructor and club 

president for four years were 

undertaken by Mr Leask. 

“I like the training, I like 

the environment and I like the 

families, we are now into our 

third generation at the club,” he 

said. 

Mr Leask has nieces, nephews 

and grandchildren involved in 

the club also. 

President of North Beach Surf 

Club Roger Smith, speaks highly 

of the men from receiving their 

50 year badges. 

“One of the mottos for surf lifesaving 

is: ‘In it for life,’ and they 

are great examples of guys who’ve 

done that.” 

Rex and Don Dalton are in 

their 70s now, however, in their 

prime both were New Zealand 

champions for their events, said 

Mr Smith. 

“They’ve had a huge history – 

the Dalton name in North Beach 

– their father was a great surf 

lifesaver, so they’ve carried on a 

great family tradition,” he said. 

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of the eastern suburbs with a big 

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Paintball pellets fired in shooting spree 

car with the window open when 

she was shot. 

A black hatchback was seen 

leaving the area at the time. 

Senior Sergeant Stephan 

McDaniel said police are taking 

the matter seriously. 

“My understand is, we are looking 

into it but are limited with 

what we’ve got because it comes 

down to what we’ve got available 

and at this stage no licence plate 

has been recorded,” he said. 

Sergeant McDaniel said they 

will continue looking into other 

surveillance options. 

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A DECISION over the 

Southshore Floodplain 

Management Short Term 

Plan has been pushed back to 

October 10. 

The delay will provide more 

time for discussions, said 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board chairwoman Kim 

Money. 

The board is working to ensure 

their suggestions are included 

in the recommendations for the 

city council report. 

City council has proposed 

a solution to put bunding 

20-30m back on the estuary 

coastline between Pleasant 

Point Yacht Club and the new 

boardwalk. 

This will allow for natural erosion 

to take place. 

Community board deputy 

chairman Tim Sintes said this 

may risk losing the walkway 

and dozens of trees. The area 

is one of the best scenic walks 

in Christchurch and should be 

restored to what it was, said Mr 

Sintes. 

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Southshore floodplain decision delayed 

Project to improve dental health 


A PROJECT targeting the oral 

health of low-income Maori 

and Pacific Islander adults 

is currently under way in 

Linwood. 

Free dental services such as 

extractions and fillings are on 

offer to those living in Linwood 

and surrounding areas. 

Funded by Wrigley Company 

Foundation and New Zealand 

Dental Association Community 

Service Grants, the I Roto Dental 

Services Project was gifted 

over $4000 to provide services 

to 20-25 patients. 

Co-ordinator for the project 

at the Linwood Dental Centre 

Shorokh Hamandani, said this 

target group was chosen as they 

are some of the most vulnerable 

to poor oral health. 

“We have to start somewhere 

and the uptake of their (Maori 

and Pacific Islander adults) oral 

health care is really quite low.” 

Mr Hamandani said one of 

his patients hadn’t been to the 

dentist in more than 10 years. 

The project is split into two 

elements, a prevention aspect 

and the treatment aspect. 

Benjamin Diaz volunteers 

his time to help out with the 

prevention aspect. This involves 

visiting maraes and speaks to 

people about the importance of 

maintaining oral health care. 

“We advocate the programme 

and encourage people to come 

down and visit the dentist and 

see what services may be available 

to them,” Mr Diaz said. 

Resources are funded by the 

project and the time and services 

are volunteered. 

Treatments took place on the 

past two Saturdays. 

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hour window where they could 

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After treatment, volunteers sat 

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Flyers were dispersed to community 

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FORMER CENTRAL New 

Brighton School re-opened as 

a community hub called The 

Old School Te Kura Tawhiti on 

Saturday. 

There were speeches, food, a 

Maori blessing and the opportunity 

to walk through all the new 

spaces. 

Co-ordinator Sue Davidson 

wants the community to take 

advantage of a space which is 

ultimately theirs. 

“It was (the opening) about 

bringing people in and saying 

this is your space, come and use 

it, get involved.” 

Renew New Brighton are six 

months into their two-year lease 

granted by the school to transform 

the empty space into a hub 

where organisations and locals 

can meet and discuss art, wellbeing, 

health and education. 

Community groups, artists and 

not-for-profit organisations have 

permanent spots in the classrooms 

and the office area is used 

as a bookable space for meetings, 


Mr Sintes encourages 

those supporting the 

community board’s recommendation 

to spread the word 

to friends and family about what 

is happening on the estuary 

edge. 

Community hub opened 

in New Brighton 

fitness classes and workshops. 

These include Pregnancy Help 

Canterbury, the New Internationalist 

magazine, Otautahi Creative 

Spaces, Man-up (domestic 

violence help), rongoa (Maori 

traditional healing) and Stitch- 

O-Mat, a sewing initiative which 

provides learn-to-sew workshops. 

Central New Brighton School 

played a role in the New Brighton 

community for 125 years and 

was closed due to costly earthquake 

repairs. 

The school merged with 

Freeville and North New Brighton 

schools to become Rawhiti 

School, which opened its doors in 

January 2015. 

The long-term future of the site 

following the end of the lease is 

still to be established. 

Manager of the New Brighton 

Business and Landowners Association 

Paul Lonsdale said the 

opening of the hub will be very 

beneficial for the area. 

“The Old School brings that 

social element and community 

cohesiveness, it’s good that they 

are activating the area,” he said. 

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Brighton School on Saturday. 

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SOUTHERN JAM 

WELLBEING 

FEAST DAY 

Message from the Catholic Diocese 

of Christchurch 

Our Diocese is proud of Marian College. The school is 

thriving at its inner-city campus location alongside the 

Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament on Barbadoes Street. 

Marian College shows us clearly that the heart of a 

Catholic school lies not in its buildings, but in a strong, 

supportive community built around faith. 

Marian College belongs to the Catholic Kāhui Ako 

Community of Learning, one of our 13 schools in 

Christchurch. Each school has an affiliated parish and 

networks contributing to the Diocese. 

Alongside our Diocese earthquake rebuild and repair 

programme, our parishes have been offered the chance to 

focus on spiritual renewal as we wait for a new Bishop 

to be appointed. 

The process for the rebuild of Marian College’s campus 

will be a priority for our new Bishop, who will ultimately 

make the decision on Marian College’s permanent site. 

This decision will not be made in isolation however, 

there are many factors to consider and groups to consult 

with, given the changes in our communities since 

the earthquakes. 

The Diocese looks forward to keeping the community 

updated on progress. In the meantime, Marian College 

continues to achieve excellent results and to thrive. 

A special thank you goes to the Marian College 

community – students, parents, staff and leadership, for 

your ongoing patience, support and cooperation. 

Fr Rick Loughnan 

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch Administrator 

The Marian College Principal 

Marian College is very fortunate to have a small, friendly, 

family atmosphere which comes from teachers and 

students knowing each other well. 

I am delighted to share that our students and teachers are 

making the very best of our current site – opportunities 

for collaboration are plenty and the benefits that come of 

an inner-city location are taken up with enthusiasm. 

At Marian College our special Catholic character is 

built into everything we do. Our earthquake recovery 

journey has taught us, that while brand new buildings and 

facilities are an exciting proposition, it is our faith, our 

community and our people that matter. I am excited about 

the future of Marian College – we can all look forward to a 

bright, sparkling new start. I hope you enjoy reading about 

some of our recent happenings. 

Mary-Lou Davidson, 

Marian College Principal 

Feast Day Festivities 

One of the most anticipated events on the Marian 

College calendar is Feast Day – recognised every year to 

celebrate the Assumption of Mary. This year, Feast Day 

began with a whole school Mass, which included the 

blessing of the new music department, featuring practice 

spaces and a multipurpose room. 

Traditional Feast Day activities involve Marian College’s 

house groups coming together in Xavier Hall to compete 

in a talent quest and house group chant competition. 

Rivalry between the four Marian College houses – 

Brodie, Deans, Seymour and Takahe – is strong and 

overwhelmingly positive. Students have been known to 

rehearse their chants and performances for up to six weeks 

in advance, polishing their acts ready for competition. 

Each performance is judged and awarded house points 

which are tallied throughout the year. The house with 

the most points earned – for academic, sporting, cultural, 

service and cultural achievements – is awarded the annual 

Inter-House Shield at the end of year school prize giving. 

Aiming for France 

Football talent Rebecca Lake (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Irakehu) 

could be heading to France next year to represent New 

Zealand and play in the 2018 U20 Women’s World Cup. 

The Year 13 Marian college student helped captain 

the New Zealand U19 Football team to victory in the 

Oceania Football Confederation championships in 

Auckland recently, securing the team’s spot in France, 

2018. Rebecca captained the team twice over the five 

game campaign which saw the team win all their games 

convincingly. Rebecca is a member of the Football Ferns 

development squad and has played with Mainland Pride 

(the National Women’s regional team) for three years. 

RIA KNEY 

Judo medallist 

Congratulations to Ria Kney (Ngāti Kahungunu) who 

won a gold medal in the U52kg girls category at the New 

Zealand Secondary Schools Judo Tournament last term. 

She won all five of her fights in the one day tournament 

held at Lincoln High School. Ria also won gold in two 

categories at the Auckland International Judo Open 

tournament held three weeks later at ASB Stadium in 

Auckland. One of her fights lasted just ten seconds! 

Wellbeing and service 

A priority for Marian College this year has been student 

and staff wellbeing. This year, Marian has introduced two 

new courses: Kia Maia and Mana Wahine. Kia Maia is a 

course for Year 9 students which focuses on wellbeing, 

character strengths, use of money, cyber safety and 

developing study and life skills. 

The Mana Wahine course aims to promote strong Marian 

women. Especially for year 12 students, the course 

teaches wellbeing, study techniques, life skills, careers, 

financial literacy and service. 

Marian College has a strong commitment to providing 

service to the community. Not only students, but staff 

members are also actively involved. 

Marian College staff members rolled up their sleeves 

recently, to spend an afternoon participating in a range of 

service activities including assisting at Christchurch City 

Mission and St Vincent de Paul, cleaning up a beach, 

gardening for the Beatitude sisters, making goods for 

Christchurch Hospital’s neo-natal unit and other 

children in need. 

Southern Jam 

Marian College’s Jazz Band travelled to the Southern 

Jam Jazz Festival in Blenheim recently – taking part 

in the showcase and celebration of the South Island’s 

secondary school jazz bands. Marian College’s Jazz Band 

performed at eight public venues and took home a bronze 

award. Band director Frances Daly is a Marian old girl 

currently studying at Ara Jazz School. Frances inspired 

the Jazz Band to compose an original song ‘Dirty 

Window’, which won Best Original Song at this year’s 

Christchurch Jazz Festival. 

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News 

Disc golf set to take 

off at Queenspark 


QUEENSPARK Reserve 

may have a disc golf course 

this summer. 

Parklands Residents 

Association chairman 

David Baines is waiting on 

approval from the Coastal- 

Burwood Community 

Board and city council on 

whether the course will go 

ahead. 

If the plans are signed 

off, the nine-hole course 

will be established in 

Queenspark Reserve, a 

good location, according to 

Mr Baines. 

“Because there is elevation, 

a few rolling hills and 

well-established trees, it 

will create a bit of character 

to it, which will be quite 

unique.” 

Christchurch Disc Golf 

member Chris Davies 

agrees: “It’s a lovely location 

for it. Technically it 

could be the first links 

course in the country 

because the rolling terrain 

in the area is still the sand 

dunes profile from the 

original terrain.” 

BASKET: Tom McKay 

finishes basket 18 at 

Jellie Park at the fourth 

annual Peter Crowther 

Memorial competition 

in October. 

Mr Baines said there is a 

lot of support for the idea 

from all parties involved. 

He said the course will 

bring a fun and healthy 

activity for families to the 

eastern suburbs. 

The public will be able 

to use the course for 

free, if they bring along 

their own frisbee or disc. 

Equipment to hire will also 

be available. 

“Our intention is to 

make it as accessible and 

cheap as we can for the 

public,” he said. 

Establishing the course 

will not be too difficult, 

said Mr Baines. 

The goals – a metal 

basket-like structure – a 

starting platform tee, some 

paved areas and a map will 

be required for each hole. 

Finding funding will be 

the next step following the 

sign-off. 

“We have a little bit 

of funds we can access, 

but we will be looking at 

community partners for 

help, whether they want to 

sponsor a hole or make a 

donation to see the course 

become established,” Mr 

Baines said. 

Disc golf was created 

in the 1970s and is played 

similar to traditional golf. 

However players use a 

flying disc or frisbee. The 

objective is to complete the 

hole in the fewest number 

of throws. 

There is one other disc 

golf course in Christchurch 

at Jellie Park. 

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Selling almost everything from antiques 

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money for the Nurse Maude Hospice at the 

same time. 

At any one time, Maudes has around 250 

items up for auction, and almost every one 

of them starts at just $1 reserve with rare 

and collectable pieces soon reaching their 

optimum price. 

While the Nurse Maude Hospice shops 

sell fashion clothing and accessories Maudes 

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and buyers can come from anywhere in the 

country. 

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Did you change your 

smoke alarm batteries? 

• By Mark Thomas – specialist fire 

investigator 

DAYLIGHT SAVING has come 

and gone, so my hope is that 

everyone has taken the time to 

swap the batteries in their smoke 

detectors. 

This should be a tradition in 

Kiwi households, but the reminder 

is still there. 

If you don’t change them the 

alarms will probably still work. 

But when they go flat enough 

for the annoying little squeak 

to start squawking I can almost 

guarantee it’ll happen at between 

2am and 4am. 

That’ll make the rest of the 

night a lot of fun, won’t it? 

There were three oven fires last 

week including one in Mairehau 

on Wednesday at about 4pm 

where our troops had to break in. 

It appears the stove was left on 

when the occupants went out. 

They’re lucky to have a house 

left. 

An earlier fire in Richmond 

was confined to the inside of the 

oven. 

Unfortunately, for the people in 

the house what was in the oven 

was their roast pork for tea. 

The crackling ignited. 

That’s a waste. 

I liked the story behind a call to 

Linwood last Friday. 

There was no fire but the elderly 

diabetic caller was desperate to 

eat to keep his sugar levels right. 

However, his power had gone 

out halfway through cooking. 

He called police, who were flat 

out. 

Once again the increasing 

co-operation between emergency 

services resulted in a request 

across the combined communications 

centre floor. 

Woolston fire crew were sent. 

They reset the power in the 

house. 

Cooking recommenced. 

Meal made. 

A small story with a happy 

ending. 

Waitakiri School pupils took part in Keep New Zealand 

Beautiful Clean Up week on September 11 to 17. The pupils 

took time out of their lunch break to collect rubbish around 

the red zone, Burwood Park and Horseshoe Lake. 

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Ascot Scrabble Group 

Friday, 12.45pm 

Challenge your word knowledge 

with other like-minded folk. 

Join in with this friendly 

group suitable for beginners or 

experienced players. Cost $3 

which includes afternoon tea. 

Ascot Community Centre, Ascot 

Avenue, North New Brighton 

Reading to Dogs 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Encourage your children’s 

reading skills in a relaxed 

and fun environment. The 

programme’s furry friends have 

all been trained and tested for 

health, safety and temperament. 

Library staff and a dog handler 

will be present at all times to help 

facilitate the sessions. 

New Brighton Library, Marine 

Pde 

Aranui Creation Station 

Wednesday, 10am-noon 

This initiative from Otautahi 

Creative Spaces encourages 

people to use their imagination 

and encourage their crafty side. 

It’s free to take part and everyone 

is welcome to go along and share 

their crafty side. 

109 Aldershot St. Free entry 

Game Zone 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Email sophie.cornish@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Friday 

An hour of fun playing 

favourite games like minecraft, 

charades, connect four and 

pictionary. Learn and develop 

strategies in new games such as 

dutch blitz, heads up, hand and 

foot, and group games. Join in for 

X-box and PS4 tournaments. All 

children aged 8-12 welcome. No 

booking or payment required. 

Linwood Library, 1st Floor 

Eastgate Shopping Centre 

Learner Licence Course 

Friday, 9.30-11.30am 

Get the knowledge and 

confidence you need to succeed 

when sitting your learner licence 

test. This course is delivered by 

Literacy Christchurch which 

provides you with laptops to 

use during the class time to sit 

practice tests and for researching 

questions. The course does not 

include the actual test. 

Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot 

St 

Imagination Station 

Friday-Monday, 9.30am- 

5.30pm 

Lego-lovers, head down to 

the Imagination Station pop-up 

facility in New Brighton. The 

popular centre uses Lego and 

Duplo as a medium for learning 

and creativity. 

Carnaby Lane, Brighton Mall 

GET ON THE WATER: Stewarts Gully Sailing Club will hold 

an open day on Saturday from 11am-3pm. Children and 

adults all welcome with a sausage sizzle at 1pm. Learn to sail 

classes start next month. For more information, visit www. 

sporty.co.nz/stewartsgullysailing or get in touch with Lindsay 

Russell on 021 0269 3559 or 3136709. Riverlea Estate Drive, 

Kainga. 

Seaside Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

Head to the seaside 

this weekend to enjoy live 

entertainment, great food, fresh 

produce, artisan bread, arts, 

crafts, jewellery and more. With 

a bouncy castle and free 

face-painting for the children. 

Brighton Mall 

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Monday, 1.30pm 

Every Monday New Brighton 

Museum plays a film classic. This 

week it’s A Matter of Life and 

Death by David Niven (1946). The 

theme is fantasy and romance. 

Running time 1hr 44min. Before 

the movie, enjoy a cup of tea or 

coffee and a biscuit, it’s a good 

way to start the week and meet 

some new people. $2 donation. 

8 Hardy St 

Have-A-Go at Indoor Bowls 

Every Tuesday, 11am-1:30pm 

Indoor bowls for our senior 

community. No experience 

necessary and all abilities 

welcome. Come along to try it 

out. Please wear soft shoes. Cost 

per person is $2. First session 

free. Call Tania Smith at ACTIS 

on 963 7070 or 027 540 5442 with 

any inquiries. 

Aranui/Wainoni Community 

Centre 

Risingholme Orchestra Open 

Home 

Thursday. 9.45am-noon 

All players of an orchestral 

instrument can join this group 

of 55 enthusiasts as they prepare 

for the end of year concert. The 

programme has a distinctive 

operatic influence and includes 

the Der Fledermaus Overture 

and Ballet Suite as well as the 

overture to Pirates of Penzance. 

Bring your instrument and, if 

possible, a music stand. There is 

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Linwood 

College 

PERSONALISED 

PATHWAYS 

TO SUCCESS 

2018 Student Leaders: 1st Row: Vai Mariner, Crystal Mehlhopt, Jenna Hollis, Leeah Mullany, Sarah Moana Wooff-Smyth 

2nd Row: Eden Pettigrew, Adonai Schwenke, Anaru Gray, Cole Barrie 

3rd Row: Havana Aaifou, Thomas McHutchison, Sapana Kharal, William Paulden, Sean Robertson-Wright, Makayla Austin 

Enrolling now for 2018 

Principal’s Report 

Striking the Stage 

Kia ora koutou. Talofa. 

Kia Orana. Malo e 

lelei. Bula. Fakaalofa 

atu. Namaste and 

Kumusta. Greetings 

to our Community. 

Earlier in the year, 

I wrote about the 

principle of collaboration and its importance 

to our students as they prepare for the global 

world in which they will live their lives. This is 

because the global world requires effective 

interaction with others. IQ alone is not enough. 

Our Emotional Intelligence (EI) – also matters. 

I also discussed that we now know through 

neuro-science that IQ-smartness is not fixed 

but can grow. Effort makes us stronger. In 

schools this is sometimes called ‘growth 

mindsets’. For more information on this please 

see https://www.mindsetworks.com/science/ 

I raise these points again at the end of Term 3 

as our focus even more tightly centres on 

our senior students’ success in their Yr 11-13 

Career Pathway and for the juniors, their Year 

7-10 Learning Pathway. 

Meet the Mayor 

Nineteen Linwood College students attended 

the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze and Silver 

Award Ceremony with the Honourable Lianne 

Dalziel, Christchurch’s Mayor. This prestigious 

event was held at the Mayoral Office. 

At Linwood College we want our students 

to have both the necessary NCEA success 

in knowledge and content-skills, and also 

leadership and employability expertise. IQ and 

EQ – the whole person. This is reinforced by the 

following seven qualities that NZ employers 

are essential for career development: 

1. Positive attitude 

2. Communication 

3. Teamwork 

4. Self-management 

5. Willingness to learn 

6. Thinking skills 

(problem solving and decision making) 

7. Resilience 

The message is that academic and social 

learning support one another in personalised 

pathways, career development and lifesuccess. 

This message is at the heart of 

Linwood College of 2017 and beyond. 

Finally, schools can be complicated places. 

If for any reason you would like to talk to me 

about anything, please contact the office so we 

can arrange this. My door is open. 

Ngamihinui – best wishes, 

Richard Edmundson - Tumuaki (Principal) 

We congratulate these students on their 

efforts and again thank Chris Allan from the 

Joshua Foundation for his mentorship and 

tremendous commitment to Christchurch 

youth. 

The Year 11 production, ‘Harbouring Ghosts’ was a 

fantastic, eerie performance. Through this, students 

explored the healing of past mistakes. 

It was then the Year 12/13 classes' turn to take the stage. 

They tackled an adaption of Hamlet, ‘Ophelia Thinks 

Harder’. This was an extremely challenging performance 

which students handled with finesse. 

Stars in the Making 

In 2016, twelve Linwood College students 

acted as extras in ‘The Changeover’, a movie 

filmed and set in Christchurch’s Eastern 

suburbs. 

Prom Night 2017 

For many Seniors the 2017 ‘American Prom’ 

was the highlight of the year’s social calendar. 

Magic was in the air and everyone was dressed 

to the nines - dancing the night away with 

flashing tambourines and Mickey Mouse ears. 

It was truly a special occasion, full of smiles, 

Based on a novel by Margaret Mahy and 

starring Timothy Spall and Lucy Lawless, this 

comes out in theatres on September 28. 

Get down and support our local talent. 

friendship and laughter and one which our 

students will never forget. 

Staff working at Twiggers said that it was 

a pleasure to be part of such an enjoyable 

occasion. They were extremely complimentary 

towards our students’ positive demeanor. 

ELL at the Zoo 

Photos: Daniel Chew Photography 

Front Row: Thor Russell, Jack Triggs, Damien Arps. Back Row: Ms Larisha Toomey, Makayla Austin, Aaron 

Skow, Jamie Hosking, Kyle Amer, Honorable Mayor Lianne Dalziel, Jacob Tait, Moahengi Ngauamo, Pritesh 

Nair, Joshua Galang, Orion Tipuna, Chris Allan (Joshua Foundation) Not present in photo: Jade Lindsay, 

Lilyanah-Rose Mato, Jordan Meaclem, Jakhaan Pitama-Dwyer, Piper Stewart and Gloria Sua. 

The Wonders of Science 

Ninety English Language Learning 

students gathered with excitement 

recently for their 2017 excursion to Orana 

Park. It was an unseasonably sunny day 

and the two busloads of students had a 

wonderful excursion. 

Science discoveries 

cause wonder 

and amazement 

for ‘Team Kea’, a 

class of innovative 

students from Te 

Waka Unua School 

who visited the 

College recently. 

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SPORTS 

LEADER: Tahu 

Kaa-Goodwillie 

leads the haka 

for Christchurch 

Boys’ High 

School’s first XV. 

Boys’ High nurture promising Maori star 

Aranui’s Tahu Kaa-Goodwillie has been selected in 

the under-18 Maori side after a solid season with UC 

Championship-winning Christchurch Boys’ High School. 

He talks to Andrew King about almost heading to 

Auckland after being spotted at an intermediate sevens 

tournament 

Tahu Kaa-Goodwillie has been 

playing the sport he loves since 

age four and the hard work has 

paid off with his inclusion in the 

under-18 Maori side. 

The 17-year-old, whose iwi 

is both Ngati Porou and Ngai 

Tahu, was a standout performer 

in this year’s UC Championship 

at second-five with a number of 

line breaks and a huge defensive 

workload cementing his spot in 

the starting Christchurch Boys’ 

High School side and earning 

him a call-up for higher honours. 

But he could have been busting 

tackles in Auckland. 

His talent was identified when 

he was 12 by talent scouts from 

a couple of Auckland schools 

at the 2012 AIMS Games in 

Tauranga, where he was playing 

sevens for Chisnallwood Intermediate. 

He was offered a full scholarship 

to St Kentigern College, 

Auckland, which prompted him 

to talk with then coach and PE 

teacher Jared Mitchell about 

what he should do. 

“I had no idea what to tell him 

so I got High School Old Boys 

coach Aaron Mauger to have a 

chat with him about the pros and 

cons of going north or staying 

here,” Mitchell said. 

Kaa-Goodwillie was planning 

on heading to CBHS, but the 

offer from Auckland gave him 

another option to consider. 

A meeting with CBHS headmaster 

Nic Hill, school sports 

co-ordinator Steven Dodds and 

Mauger outlined that he could 

have the best of both worlds, 

great education and a chance to 

play in a well-respected rugby 

team. 

“Aaron told him you don’t 

need to be in Auckland to be an 

All Black. But we said it would 

not just be rugby, school work 

came first,” Mr Hill said. 

Kaa-Goodwillie said the decision 

to stay in Canterbury was so 

he could be close to family, but 

the Auckland offer was hard to 

turn down. 

“But it has worked out pretty 

good for me,” he said. 

He stayed with his uncle 

Stewart Kaa for two years on 

Rata St, Fendalton, less than 1km 

from CBHS, so he was in the 

zone to attend the high school 

before moving back home with 

START: Tahu Kaa-Goodwillie’s passion for rugby started at the 

Linwood Rugby Club in 2004. He said he would like to play for 

the club again one day. 

PHOTOS: TANIA KAA 

his mother Tania Kaa and father 

Karlin Goodwillie in Parklands. 

His form this year earned him 

selection in the Crusaders Junior 

Knights development camp 

held at St Andrew’s College in 

July before being selected in the 

Junior Knights who lost 25-10 in 

a curtainraiser match against the 

under-18 Hurricanes side. 

He has been involved in Metro 

representative rugby since age 13. 

He trialled and missed out 

on the New Zealand Schools 

team this year but said making 

the Maori team is a fantastic 

stepping stone for him as it has 

always been his dream to play 

rugby professionally. 

“With the Maori team, we get 

to play more games compared to 

the New Zealand Schools side. 

So that has been a bit of blessing 

in disguise,” he said. 

Kaa-Goodwillie played for 

the Linwood Rugby Club until 

age 11, before playing for the 

Christchurch Football Club until 

high school. He now plays for 

CBHS’s first XV. 

“The move to Christchurch 

Football Club was to develop me 

as a player. I will always have a 

soft spot for Linwood, though, 

and I am considering a return 

to play there one day,” Kaa- 

Goodwillie said. 

The Christchurch club was 

CHARGE: 

Kaa-Goodwillie 

had a great 

season with 

CBHS and 

was a big 

part of the 

side’s second 

consecutive 

UC 

Championship 

title this year. 

formed in 1863 and is the oldest 

club in the country, producing 

32 All Blacks including Richie 

McCaw. 

CBHS first XV coach Danny 

Porte said Kaa-Goodwillie is an 

impressive ball-runner. 

“He is a very physical when 

carrying the ball into contact 

and is a direct physical threat to 

the defensive line,” he said. 

“He has great footwork and 

great leg drive and is very 

professional about the way he 

goes about things on and off the 

field.” 

He was in the gym last week 

when the call came through 

that he had been included in the 

Maori side. 

“It hasn’t really soaked in yet, 

but for me, it was a satisfying end 

to the season and a great reward 

for all hard work that I had put 

in over the year,” he said. 

Kaa-Goodwillie, who measuring 

185cm and weighing in at 

91kg is one of the quickest players 

in the current CBHS team, 

said he looks up to players like 

Sonny Bill Williams and Ryan 

Crotty. 

The under-18 Maori team will 

play the New Zealand Schools 

Barbarians on Monday in 

Palmerston North before taking 

on Tonga Schools in Porirua on 

October 6. 

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Melanoma Deadlier 

Than Road Fatalities 

Summer is around the corner, and it brings with it the 

temptation for some to “pre-tan” using artificial UV 

tanning equipment; but is it really worth the risk? 

More people die from melanoma 

each year than are killed 

annually in road crashes. 

This statistic was part of 

a comprehensive submission made to 

parliament’s Health Select Committee which 

is considering outlawing sunbeds for people 

under the age of 18 years. 

The submission was made by Accuro 

Health Insurance, established in the 1970s as 

a private insurer for the public health sector. 

Today it trades as a private health insurer 

with a widespread, general membership. 

Accuro, in supporting the submission 

made by the New Zealand Dermatological 

Society, pointed to a New Zealand Cancer 

Society figure of 324 deaths from melanoma 

in 2010. According to the NZ Road Transport 

Agency there were 253 road deaths for the 12 

months to February 2014 and 303 for the 12 

months to February 2015. 

In highlighting the figure, CEO Geoff 

Annals emphasised the serious nature of 

the disease and his submission drew the 

committee’s attention to the financial, social 

and personal costs of skin cancer. 

He quoted Cancer Society figures which 

report that New Zealand, along with 

Australia, has amongst the highest melanoma 

rates in the world. In 2010 melanoma was 

the fourth most common cancer with 2,341 

registered cases and the sixth most common 

cause of death from cancer. 

The Cancer Society further reports that 

skin cancer currently costs this country 

about $123 million annually. 

Geoff Annals says research by the Centre 

for Disease Control showed the introduction 

of seat belts reduced serious crash related 

injuries and deaths by about half and banning 

artificial UV tanning services is warranted 

on the same public health grounds as the 

compulsory seat belt legislation. 

While Accuro’s submission related to a ban 

for people under 18 years, it supports the 

introduction of a total ban on commercial 

artificial UV tanning. 

“As a health insurer grounded in the public 

health sector, we are strongly committed 

to supporting the effectiveness of publicly 

funded health services and better health 

outcomes for all New Zealanders,” Geoff 

Annals says. 

A leading New Zealand dermatologist, Dr 

Louise Reiche, who also made submissions 

to the Health Select Committee, says she’s 

treating many young people, especially 

women in their 20s and 30s, with melanomas 

resulting from commercial sunbed exposure. 

She says clients typically lie naked on 

their sunbeds and expose skin to radiation 

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13 times greater than the peak summer sun. 

She’s now treating people with cancer of the 

genital skin which is more vulnerable to skin 

cancer development. 

“The medical profession is run off their 

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skin cancers causing the public health system 

to be overwhelmed,” Dr Reiche says. 

“The waiting list is three to four months 

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cancers are growing. This results in poorer 

health outcomes and more complex and 

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Geoff Annals quoted Cancer 

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that New Zealand, along 

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WESTVIEW 

LOUNGE 

THIS SATURDAY 

4.30PM: 

DES 

NEWTON 

THIS SATURDAY 

8PM: 

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QUEENS 

UNBEATABLE FAMILY DINING 

Chalmers 

Restaurant 

CHALMERS FAMOUS 

SUNDAY 

BUFFET 

SPORTS HALL 

THIS SATURDAY, 8PM 

ANOTHER GREAT 

VARIETY 

TRIBUTE SHOW 

All proceeds (after costs) to 

Polio Plus organised by the 

Rotary Club of Avonhead 

Starring local artists: 

KEVIN KEARNS; BRIAN SKINNER; 

TONY GREGORY-HUNT; 

BARRY CROFT; GEORGE TANNER; 

CHRISSI WILLIAMS; RAY HARRIS; 

NEVILLE WILKINS & THE 

VISCOUNTS; and THE PISTONS 

TICKETS $15 

DINNER 

Friday 

Saturday 

Sunday 

BUFFET 

LUNCH 

Every Sunday 

12pm - 2pm 

IT’S THE CHERRY ON TOP! 

FREE DESSERT 

FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS 

ENJOY OUR EXTENSIVE CARVERY 

BETWEEN 5.30PM & 6.30PM 

PRICED AT ONLY $22.50 PER PERSON 

AND DESSERT’S ON US! 

LUNCH | 12PM-2PM | $25 

DINNER | 5PM-8PM | $27 

CELEBRATE THAT SPECIAL OCCASION WITH US! 

GROUPS WELCOME BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL 

Club CAFE 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

LUNCH & DINNER 

Gluten Free & 

Vegetarian options 

The Hornby Club | ph 03 349 9026 

17 Carmen Rd | Hornby 

www.hornbywmc.co.nz 

Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

‘Famous for their roasts!’ 

RESTAURANT & CAFÉ 

Cooked Breakfasts 

Check out our extensive breakfast 

menu from Continental to Cooked 

We are open from 6.30am 

Seniors SPECIAL 

Two courses $20 

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All you can eat, 7 days 

Bookings Essential 

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SERVING 

Special available lunch only 

Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm 

HAPPY HOUR 

5PM - 7PM DAILY 

$18 

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ARE HOMEMADE 

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$12 

LUNCH 

SPECIALS 

Live Music: 

6PM.FRI.29 SEPT 

TREAT THE 

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Kid’s 2 course 

special 

The 

RACECOURSE HOTEL 

& Motorlodge 

118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn, 

Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150 

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

COFFEE 

HAPPY 

H O U R 

2PM-4PM 

DAILY 

$3.50 

Offer available for a limited time 

and includes tea, hot chocolate 

MON: ROAST MEAL 

TUE: FISH & CHIPS 

WED: FISH BURGER 

THU: ROAST MEAL 

SAT: FISH & CHIPS 

School 

Holidays 

We are family 

friendly. 

Great Kids menu 

plus designated 

play area. 

$10 

AVAILABLE 

FROM 

11.30AM-2PM 

FOR A 

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THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132 

LIVE AT THE 

CASHMERE CLUB 

THIS THURSDAY, 7PM - SYDENHAM ROOM 

CASHMERE HIGH SCHOOL 

presents 

A Little Spring Jazz 

Featuring: STAGE BAND, CHAMBER CHOIR, 

THE JAM SANDWICH COLLECTIVE, STYLE & LEEDS 

ENTRY BY DONATION & REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE 

Cashmere Club | 50 Colombo St | Ph 03 332 0092 

www.cashmere club.co.nz



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30th SEPTEMBER 

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HORNCASTLE ARENA 

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10AM – 5PM DOOR SALES $10 

CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE 

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Grab your girlfriends, mum 

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• Over 200 Companies Involved 

• Everything from wine and food to shopping, 

fashion, business, beauty & lots more 

• Moisture Mist and Za Makeup Lounge 

• Style Mystic Hair Lounge 

• Sparklewhite Beauty Lounge 

• Goodie Bags 

• Taste Zone 

• Artisan Craft Zone 

• Southern Reflexology Relaxation Lounge 

You deserve a girl’s day out. 

Join us at one of Christchurch’s largest events 

If you’ve been searching for the perfect occasion for you 

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Women’s Lifestyle Expo is back in Christchurch once more 

with their biggest Expo yet. 

Variety of companies involved – 

something for everybody 

With over 200 sites to browse, 

unique businesses to discover, 

shopping, bargains and laughter, 

the Expo is the ultimate day out 

for every woman and all ages. 

One of the appeals the Expo 

has to visitors is the variety 

of companies involved with 

everything from bamboo tooth 

brushes to gourmet vodka. 

Renee Murray from NZME 

Events, organiser of the Expo 

says “Our aim is to have as wide 

of a range of companies involved 

with the Expo as possible. 

Women are all different and their 

individual interests are so diverse. 

One woman may love the latest in 

makeup or is looking for childcare 

options but the woman beside her 

may be more interested in sampling 

handmade cheese or discovering 

travel and cultural experiences. 

It’s great on the weekend to see 

all the various women visit the 

show, from teenagers to business 

women, mothers to grandmothers 

and friends simply enjoying each 

other’s company. It’s becoming 

more common for us to see three 

generations visit the Expo together as 

well, with the daughter, mother and 

grandmother all enjoying the show and 

spending the day with each other.” 

Featuring lots of new companies and 

everything from fashion and accessories 

to travel, giftware, fantastic food and 

wine, crafts, unique businesses, 

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education, community groups and 

so much more – what interests the 

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September & 1st October at Horncastle Arena. Door Sales only $10.

Be Pampered at the Expo 

This year the Expo will feature several 

pamper lounges where visitors can stop 

and spoil themselves with everything 

from eyelash extensions to a relaxing 

foot massage. The Style Mystic Hair 

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Expo visitors – take a seat and let the 

team spoil you with a new style, haircare 

advice or an eyelash treatment. The 

Southern Reflexology Group will have a 

large Reflexology & Relaxation Lounge 

for visitors to put their feet up, have a 

mini treatment on site and experience the 

healing properties of reflexology. 

Sparklewhite Teeth will be offering teeth 

whitening treatments and beauty therapy 

sessions onsite. Your Expo experience 

won’t be complete until you visit the 

Moisture Mist Makeup Lounge where not 

only will you find these Shiseido brands 

at great prices, but the team onsite will 

be offering makeovers to Expo visitors. 

Find out the best colours and products 

to suit your own individual needs and 

leave the Expo feeling like a new woman! 

Grab a Goodie Bag Bargain 

Only available for purchase at the Women’s Lifestyle Expo, these goodie 

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products and more. Priced at only $20, these bags are sure to be a hit 

with Expo visitors and are strictly available only while stocks last. 

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Enjoy unique shopping to be found at Women’s Expo 

With over 200 companies involved, it will be one of the 

largest events held in the region and organisers expect many 

thousand women to visit the Expo over the two days. 

Renee Murray from Expo 

Organisers, NZME Events says 

“We will be bringing a fabulous 

experience to the women of 

Canterbury for one weekend. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to see 

so many wonderful companies and 

do lots of shopping under the one 

roof. Aside from having the best of 

local companies exhibiting at the 

Expo we have a large number of 

national companies who will travel 

to Christchurch from all around 

New Zealand especially to show 

local women their products. This 

is a great chance for women to 

stop, relax and spoil themselves 

for one weekend”. 

Brandhouse will return to the 

Expo again with their range of 

champagne, vodka, port and 

wines. Popular last year was 

the Royal Dragon’s elite flavour 

vodka collection with some 

flavours selling out. Introducing 

the most tantalizing and unique 

flavoured vodka collection of its 

time, flavours include Watermelon, 

Green Apple, Passion Fruit, 

Chocolate and Lychee… a 

great vodka collection to enjoy 

neat, on the rocks or in your 

favourite cocktail! Visit the large 

Brandhouse site at the show to 

sample from their fabulous range and 

take home what you love. 

A new exhibitor to the show is The Lip 

Lounge, a new Christchurch based 

business that can help you customize 

your own lipstick in your favourite 

shade. You can even bring in your 

favourite lipstick that may have been 

deleted or you want to replicate and 

you can watch the girls at The Lip 

Lounge mix and create your perfect 

shade right in front of you. 

A popular section of the show is 

the large Artisan Craft Zone. With 

some favourite companies appearing 

every year and new companies 

featuring, it’s the perfect spot to 

find original crafts and creations. 

Crafter Alexander will travel to 

the show all the way from Marton 

in the North Island to showcase 

his range of handcrafted wooden 

kitchen planters. These have 

sold out at the past two Expos so 

Alex is looking forward to seeing 

the feedback from Christchurch 

visitors. 

Make sure you stop by the Artisan 

Craft Zone at the show and meet 

some talented small businesses. 

The Women’s Lifestyle Expo, on at 

Horncastle Arena, Christchurch, this 

30th September & 1st October. 

Door Sales only $10. 

For more details please see www.expos.co.nz 

or to keep in touch with all the Expo news & 

competitions join the Expo’s Facebook page at: 

www.facebook.com/WomensLifestyleExpo.

Pegasus Post: September 26, 2017

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