Pegasus Post: November 28, 2017

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 

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Kids go crazy 

over crayfish 

• By Sophie Cornish 

Change for Guy Fawkes? 

Survey suggests the annual 

fireworks event celebrates 

Matariki 

SHIRLEY PRIMARY School pupils had mixed 

reactions when they were given the opportunity to 

get up close and personal with crayfish. 

Teachers Chanelle Gleimius and Alana Cochrane 

said some children were interested in looking and 

identifying parts of the crayfish and others were a 

little “freaked out.” 

The visit from Theo’s Fisheries was part of 

inquiry-based literacy lessons about ocean 

creatures. 

The year 1 and 2 pupils have learnt about sharks, 

whales, crabs, seahorses and crayfish. 

ENTERTAINING: Year 1 and 2 pupils at Shirley 

Primary School had the opportunity to look at 

crayfish up close as part of an inquiry-based 

programme about ocean creatures. 

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SMILES: Zia Mohammadi takes hold of the crayfish. 

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PLANS TO shift the Rawhiti and 

Avondale golf courses and merge 

them in the red zone may be dead 

in the water. 

The public was asked by Regenerate 

Christchurch to give feedback 

on 10 possible combinations 

of use for the red zone – including 

merging Avondale and Rawhiti 

golf clubs in Bexley. 

That would leave the way for the 

land at Rawhiti and Avondale to 

be used for housing. 

But, of the more than 1800 

responses, less than a quarter 

mentioned the housing idea. 

Coastal-Burwood Ward city 

councillor Glenn Livingstone 

does not believe Regenerate will 

go ahead with the land swap idea. 

“I think they will listen to the 

people . . . it’s too contentious and, 

although housing is my portfolio 

at council, community well-being 

is something that belongs to all of 

us,” Cr Livingstone said. 

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THE LOOK and feel of New Brighton is in 

the balance. 

On page 1 today we reveal a survey over 

use of the red zone. A key part is whether 

Rawhiti Golf Club will move to Bexley and 

open the way up for housing on its current site. 

The Rawhiti course is publicly owned and is prime real estate 

for a developer. 

The plan would be to merge Rawhiti and Avondale Golf Club 

at Bexley. But Avondale owns its own land and has new clubrooms. 

Club members appear to be split on the move. 

Interesting times. 

Speaking of which we’ve refreshed our masthead and page 2, 

and there’s more to changes in the wind. I’ll keep you posted. 

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Dux Jessie Fahey (left) and Rebecca Lake (proxime 

accessit) took top honours for 2017. They were honoured 

by principal Mary-Lou Davidson. 

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Tuesday November 28 2017 3 

News 

MP joins fight to stop school site sale 

Bid to keep hall 

for community 

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CHRISTCHURCH East MP 

Poto Williams may have her 

first challenge as a part of the 

new Government – saving the 

Central New Brighton School 

site. 

Pressure is now on Ms Williams 

to halt the sale of the site, 

which includes Roy 

Stokes Hall. It could 

be sold to private 

developers. 

The site is set to 

Poto 

Williams 

go on the market 

in February. Ms 

Williams has been 

in contact with both 

the minister of education and 

minister for land information 

about the issue. 

“I am hopeful that (Minister 

of Education Chris (Hipkins) 

will think about the concerns of 

the community and realise how 

well loved the Roy Stokes Hall is 

within the area.” 

The hall was built following 

a large fundraising effort from 

the community, which spanned 

more than 15 years. 

COMMUNITY EFFORT: Sylvia Smyth, Sue Davidson, Lisa 

Wingfield and Chris Sarrow are among those pushing to save 

Roy Stokes Hall on the old Central New Brighton School site. 


councillor David East has another 

idea to save the school. 

“A concern is the fact that 

the Ministry of Education have 

underestimated the need for a 

school on this side of town. They 

amalgamated three of them and 

Rawhiti is bursting at the seams 

now and South Brighton is heading 

that way.” 

“Going forward, it may well be 

that we need another school in 

the not too distant future. Maybe 

the site needs to be re-developed 

Helping us, 

Helps tHe 

community 

Drop off or buy 

for a smaller school.” 

Land Information New Zealand 

is currently in the process 

of organising the site’s sale on 

behalf of the Ministry of Education. 

However, Ms Williams said the 

sale was not yet definite. 

“There is a chance it could be 

halted. The site is in a process 

but I understand officials are 

providing advice to the minister 

(of education) at the moment,” 

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to put pressure on to save the 

site. “We are hoping she will 

help move it forward and she has 

been helping already. She has 

already written to the minister 

(for land information).” 

“We are also writing letters to 

the minister, so it’s all a full community 

effort,” she said. 

Ms Williams said there was 

a wider issue regarding vacant 

school sites on the east. 

“We know how tragic it was 

having the schools closed in the 

first place – we can see the absolute 

value of those schools turned 

into community hubs. I hope 

that that provides enough reason 

to show, at least in the shortterm, 

that it’s the best outcome 

for the community.” 

Currently there are demolition 

plans for the old Aranui High 

School site as well. 

The Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board has agreed to 

write to the Ministry of Education 

to request a meeting to 

potentially halt the demolition, 

so community groups can use 

the buildings. 

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Three schools celebrate success 

SHIRLEY BOYS’ High School, 

Avonside Girls’ High School 

and Marian College recently 

held their annual prizegiving 

ceremonies. 

Shirley Boys High School 

Blake Kennedy was named dux 

of Shirley Boys’ and Jonty Teague 

was named proxime accessit. 

Other awards included: 

The Hugh McDougall Rankin 

education trust award, for the 

a student who achieves high 

academic performance in Science 

and who intends on further 

study at University, awarded to 

Samuel Harris. The OfficeMax 

citizenship award, for the 

student who is an outstanding 

role model, awarded to Samuel 

Harris. 

The Hartley Scholar, for 

the student with attributes of 

reliability, sincerity, co-operation 

and personal example, awarded 

to Cole Yeoman 

Old Boys’ prize, awarded 

on the basis of character, 

scholarship, sport (especially in 

a first team) and/or prominence 

in school activities, awarded to 

Connor Edwards. 

Avonside Girls’ High School 

Megan Taylor was named dux 

of Avonside Girls’ High School 

and Ella Sullivan was named 

proxime accessit. 

The Joan Conder memorial 

award cup, for the student 

who epitomises the Avonside 

school values, awarded to Roche 

Meadows. 

Prize for research, awarded to 

SCHOOLS 

Ella Redmond 

Hugh Rankin education trust 

scholarship, awarded to Megan 

Taylor. 

Board of trustees prize for 

service to the school, awarded to 

Ella Sullivan. 

The Old Girls’ Association 

prize for the best all-round 

student, awarded to Aarleah 

Ufton-Tangaroa. 

The principal’s prize for being 

head girl, awarded to Aarleah 

Ufton-Tangaroa. 

ACHIEVERS: Dux and proxime 

accessit of Shirley Boys’ High, 

Blake Kennedy (left) and 

Jonty Teague. 

Marian College 

Jessie Fahey was named dux 

of Marian College and Rebecca 

Lake was named proxime 

accessit. 

Other awards included: 

The McKillop Trophy – the 

supreme award for service 

and loyalty to Marian College, 

awarded to Lilly d’Emden. 

The Marian College cup for 

co-operation and service to the 

college, awarded to Meg Fahey 

and Jessie Fahey. 

The Alex Webster memorial 

SUCCESS: (From left) – Avonside Girls’ High School’s Ella Sullivan 

(proxime accessit), Sue Hume (principal) and Megan Taylor (dux). Below 

– Dux Jessie Fahey (left), principal Mary-Lou Davidson and Rebecca Lake 

(proxime accessit) of Marian College. 

cup for co-operation and school 

spirit, awarded to Claudia 

McAfee. 

The St Mary’s College Prize 

for contribution to the special 

character of the college, awarded 

to Analise Borkus. 

The Ian and Sadie Scott award 

for high achievement, service and 

school spirit, awarded to Emillie 

Crosby. 

The Deborah Ashby Taonga 

for a student who has been a 

responsible, caring participant in 

college life and respected by her 

peers, awarded to Emily Eden.



News 

East moves to stop possible 

closure of New Brighton bank 

• By Sophie Cornish and Georgia 

O’Connor-Harding 

COASTAL-Burwood Ward 

city councillor David East has 

stepped in to try and stop the 

possible closure of Westpac’s 

New Brighton branch. 

Cr East has spoken to 

Development Christchurch Ltd 

to see if the city council-owned 

company can do anything to halt 

or stop the proposed closure. 

DCL is responsible for 

rejuvenating New Brighton. 

“We are talking with Westpac 

to see if we can get this decision 

put off for a while longer, until 

such time when we can see if 

the hot salt water pools and the 

business re-invigoration will 

impact on the business sector on 

this side of town,” said Cr East. 

New Brighton is one of three 

Westpac branches on the 

chopping block, along with 

Lincoln and Sydenham. 

Westpac says internet and 

mobile phone banking, as well 

as the changing population 

because of the earthquakes, are 

the reasons behind the planned 

closures. 

“Our customers are 

SHUTTING: Westpac is looking at closing its New Brighton 

branch. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

increasingly using technology 

for their banking needs, which 

is resulting in fewer branch 

transactions,” said Westpac 

spokeswoman Heather Shiels. 

Ms Shiels said online 

transactions had increased by 

66 per cent in five years, while 

customers using mobile-only 

devices had increased from 24 to 

39 per cent in the past two years. 

The earthquakes had also 

played a role, she said. 

“Since the 2010 and 2011 

earthquakes the region has 

experienced significant shifts 

in population, which have 

impacted where people are 

living, working and banking.” 

First Union, which represents 

bank staff, said it was “odd” for 

the earthquakes to be used as 

a reason for a branch to close, 

particularly in Lincoln. 

“The stats quite clearly 

demonstrate the population 

is growing . . . we have been 

puzzled by it,” First Union 

southern region secretary Paul 

Watson said. 

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be affected if Westpac opts 

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branch? Email your views 

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COASTAL-Burwood 

Community Board member 

Linda Stewart wants 

to be a Waimakariri 

district councillor. 

Ms Stewart, who lives 

in Rangiora, is standing 

in the Rangiora-Ashley 

Ward by-election, 

brought about after 

the death of councillor 

Peter Allen in August. 

Ms Stewart moved to 

North Canterbury from 

Parklands in 2015. 

She has been a 

community board 

member in the eastern 

suburbs for several years, 

and made an unsuccessful 

bid last year to be elected 

to the Waimakariri 

District Council. 

Ms Stewart told Pegasus 

Post she could juggle being 

both a community board 

member and a district 

councillor. 

“I wouldn’t have gone 

into this if I couldn’t handle the 

work load . . . I’m not looking for 

Linda Stewart 

David East 

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Stewart makes another 

bid for seat at Waimakariri 

District Council table 

a massive new challenge in my 

life,” she said. 


councillor David East 

agreed. 

“It’s probably no 

different to someone 

like Aaron Keown who 

is a Canterbury District 

Health Board member 

and a city councillor. He 

manages to do both roles 

well.” 

Community board 

chairwoman Kim Money 

also backed Ms Stewart, 

saying history shows how 

hard she has worked. 

“They will be very 

fortunate to have her and so 

are we,” she said. 

The result of the byelection 

will be known by 

December 12. 

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and be a councillor in 

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‘Karen’s Creations’ offers 

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Sam Fay who has her own 

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Located in the back of the 

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Fireworks display could be changed 


MAJOR CHANGES could be in 

store for New Brighton’s annual 

Guy Fawkes fireworks event. 

Last week the city council 

released a survey asking for 

feedback about the event. 

Questions included whether 

the event should be moved to the 

middle of the year to celebrate 

Matariki (Maori new year), 

moved to the nearest weekend to 

November 5 and/or moved out of 

New Brighton. 

City councillor Sara 

Templeton backs the Matariki 

idea. 

“Changing it to a New Zealand 

celebration from an irrelevant 

400-year-old English one would 

be a great move and hosting it in 

winter at 6.30pm would be much 

more inclusive of the younger 

members of our community,” Cr 

Templeton said in a Facebook 

post. 


councillor Glenn Livingstone 

wants something different all 

together. 

“I would like to build the event 

around celebrating our diversity 

as a city. We have that diversity 

in the Coastal-Burwood area 

with all the different nationalities 

and cultures.” 

Cr Livingstone would like to 

see the fireworks display have 

a Parihaka theme built around 

it, since the anniversary is 

celebrated on the same day as 

Guy Fawkes. 

“I’m sure we can build in 

a theme around celebrating 

Parihaka on the same day. I don’t 

want it shifted into the middle 

of the year . . . I think as a nation 

it is important that we look at 

Parihaka,” he said. 

Parihaka symbolises the 

peaceful resistance to confiscated 

Maori land following the 

invasion of 1600 Government 

troops on the western Taranaki 

settlement in 1881. 

City council manager of events 

and arts Karena Finnie said 

the survey was part of several 

completed every year by the 

events and arts team on a range 

of events to assist with future 

development. 

The primary issue with the 

event being in New Brighton is 

traffic management. 

BRIGHT 

LIGHTS: New 

Brighton’s 

fireworks 

display may 

face changes 

including 

being moved 

to the middle 

of the year 

to celebrate 

Matariki. 

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ANASTASIYA 

KORZH 

Coastal-Burwood city 

councillor Ward David East 

agrees it could be done a lot 

better. 

“Everyone tries to get out of 

New Brighton via Pages Rd or 

QE II Drive. There are other 

ways including through South 

New Brighton or Parklands.” 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board chairwoman Kim Money 

also agreed, saying there are 

“some difficulties getting in and 

out.” 

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Otago University. 

The fully-funded scholarship 

will provide the year 11 student 

the opportunity to participate in a 

week-long programme during the 

holidays and experience being a 

science student on campus. 

Hands-On is a programme run 

by the university which encourages 

young New Zealanders to 

consider further study as a step in 

their career pathway. 

Keely is very excited to be accepted 

onto the programme. 

“I’m interested in a career in 

health, science and physiology so 

it will be a great opportunity to 

see what Otago University is like 

and whether I want to go on to 

study there,” she said. 

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a record 560 applications for 400 

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inspire and motivate young Maori 

students to develop their science 

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FOR SALE 

AUCTION 

Heathcote Maltworks, 66 Port Hills Road 

Maltworks - Over 50's Lifestyle Villas 

Sue & Gemma Roberts 

M 027 440 1282 or 027 223 6471 P 03 323 6045 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

2 21 2 

Harcourts ID: BF28393 

A unique opportunity to create a special community, which captures and preserves the natural 

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freehold unit title this allows you to benefit from the growth in capital value. Be part of a community 

with common interests where you can form new friendships and regularly arranged activities. 

FOR SALE 

Priced From: $469,900 

View: Tues, Thur and Sat 12.00 -2.00pm 

Marshland 117 Metehau Street 

Owners Disbanding 

Harcourts ID: PLS2339 

The mother and son owners are on new paths, with mum now living overseas, and the son 

looking to soon get married, and require an immediate sale - allowing the opportunity for this 

very stylish, family home in the extremely prized area of Prestons to be yours! The home has been 

designed with a clear intention for practicality and modern living with great indoor/outdoor flow. 

Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai 

M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 385 0343 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / The Palms Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

DEADLINE SALE 

4 2 2 

Auction: Wednesday 6 th December @ 2.00pm 

Russley Golf Club (unless sold prior) 

View: By appointment 

Opawa 48 Opawa Road 

Selling Below RV! 

Shona Pearce 

M 027 285 7073 P 03 327 5379 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Kaiapoi Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

2 1 2 

Harcourts ID: KI7529 

Built mid 2000's, this stand alone, freehold townhouse is the front one of two. Huge, spacious 

lounge, two double bedrooms, modern kitchen and bathroom, separate laundry, double garage 

and two tiled conservatories to give extra living areas. Established grounds, off Street parking and 

a bus stop right out front. Schools and shops are nearby and access to the city is very easy. 

AUCTION 

Price: $424,000 

View: Sunday 12.30 - 1.00pm 

Shirley 1A/9 Hope Street 

An Affordable Adorable! 




FOR SALE 

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This adorable easy living property with deceptively large spaces both inside and out, and in a VERY 

accessible urban location - is absolutely perfect for first-home buyers, downsizers, and investors. Our 

owners have travel plans to embark upon, and need SOLD before they depart. The sizeable section 

offers multiple outdoor living zones with privacy and an established garden and paved areas. 

Deadline Sale: Thursday 30 th November 

@ 4.00pm (unless sold prior) 

View: Phone for viewing times 

St Martins 28 Prossers Road 

Deceased Estate on Prossers 

Harcourts ID:BF28973 

For the last 14 years the owner has enjoyed this space for his retirement living, playing his music, 

and enjoying the afternoon sun in the private back garden. Now you have the opportunity to 

create your own happy tunes and purchase this attractive two storey townhouse with upgraded 

bathroom, new vinyl and carpet throughout. Easy care sunny, private and fully fenced section. 

Glenys French & Tony Edwards 

M 021 333 699 or M 0274 421 402 P 03 323 6045 


Contributor to www.realestate.co.nz 

2 1 1 

Auction: Wednesday 6 th December @ 2.00pm 

Russley Golf Club (unless sold prior) 

View: Wed, Sat & Sun 3.00 - 3.45pm 

Waimairi 11 Evenwood Place 

Winner in Waimairi! 

Harcourts ID: KI7442 

This four bedroom and two bathroom home stands in a quiet cul de sac and close to the beach, 

so you can hear the surf. Large tiled entrance, open plan living with separate spacious lounge. 

Fantastic outdoor living from all living areas to the paved courtyard with established park-like 

gardens. Double garage, fully fenced, private and sunny. Well worth viewing! 

Shona Pearce 

M 027 285 7073 P 03 327 5379 

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Kaiapoi Licensed Agent REAA 2008 

4 2 2 

Price: $587,500 

View: Sunday 1.30 - 2.00pm 

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36 Brockelbank Drive, Kaiapoi 

3 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 2 Living | 1 Dining | 2 Car Garage | Off Street Parking | Property ID: BF29268 | OPEN: Thursday, Saturday & Sunday 2.00-3.00pm. 

Our proud owners have reluctantly 

made the call through ill health and 

age, that this labour of love must 

be sold. Lovely balanced, quality 

home with fabulous rural views, 

immaculately presented, offering 

style and functionality with quality 

fittings throughout. 

Open plan living areas flow 

seamlessly to a large sundrenched 

expansive deck, plus a patio for 

all your outdoor relaxation and 

entertaining. The master bedroom 

opens out onto the deck, and has a 

tiled ensuite and walk-in-robe. 

Easy care, landscaped gardens. 

Excellent off-street parking for four 

cars, or boat, or caravan. This home 

must be viewed to appreciate! 

The decision has been made... this 

must be sold! 

Auction: Friday 15 th December at 

2.00pm, Russley Golf Club, Memorial 

Avenue, Christchurch (unless sold 

prior). Contact Greg Roberts 323 

6045, 027 535 9113 or Sam Harris 

027 256 4444. Twiss-Keir Realty Ltd 

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DEADLINE SALE 

FOR SALE 

Bishopedale 2 Armitage Street 

Immaculate Revival 




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The owners are planning to undertake an exciting new business venture, which requires that they 

be moveable and also have capital investment at the ready. Consequently, this immaculately 

maintained home in a quality neighbourhood is available for a new family to love and own! he 

home has been completely revived for contemporary living. Well established 754m² section. 

Contributor to www.realestate.co.nz 

Deadline Sale: Thursday 7 th December 

@ 4.00pm (unless sold prior) 

View: Phone for viewing times 

Kaikoura Goose Bay 30 Valley Road 

Coastal Bach in a Rural Setting. 

Bill Dowle 

M 027 243 3552 P 03 323 6045 


3 21 1 

Harcourts ID: BF26987 

Nestled in the valley at Goose Bay this lovely spot needs to have a new owner. Only 400 meters 

from the beach with a great rural outlook from the living area and balcony to native bush and 

tussock country. Where better to come to relax while listening to the abundant native bird life. Buy 

now and be there for Christmas. Someone will get this bargain gem. Why not you. Must be sold. 

Priced: $295,000 

View: By appointment 

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“And I can’t see the point in 

forcing the community down 

a path they don’t want to go,” 

he said. 

Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board 

chairwoman Kim Money 

agreed: “Our community 

have made it quite clear that 

they don’t want it (Rawhiti 

golf course) to be used for 

residential housing, but that 

doesn’t mean there aren’t other 

alternatives.” 

The survey showed there 

was little support for largescale 

development. However, 

there was some support for 

innovative and adaptable 

housing. 

Said Regenerate 

Christchurch chief 

executive Ivan Iafeta: 

“The proposed landswap 

with Avondale 

and Rawhiti golf 

courses was generally 

not supported. 

“A number of people 

who responded used 

this engagement to show their 

support for specific projects. 

As we collate the feedback, 

some common themes are 

emerging.’’ 

Ivan Iafeta 

But he would not rule out the 

land swap idea as a possibility. 

“A range of factors will 

be considered in the 

decision-making 

process, including public 

feedback,” said Mr Iafeta. 

However, the merger 

and switch to Bexley 

could be decided by the 

golf clubs. 

Said Rawhiti vicepresident 

Leon Zilinskas: 

“We are not committing 

ourselves to anything until a 

lot further into the process. 

Without details there’s no 

way we can make a decision 

on behalf of our members . 

. . from what I am hearing 

from the community, it seems 

unlikely to happen.” 

Avondale president Dave 

Buchanan said the club was 

divided over the idea, but he 

has major concerns about it. 

“Our golf course is owned 

debt free by the club and we 

also have just about completed 

the rebuild of our new 

clubrooms. Our club would 

be foolish to put our asset at 

risk, unless the proposal put 

forward is a better option than 

we already have and, at this 

point in time, it is not.” 

Christchurch School of Music presents 

Christmas in the Gardens on the Archery Lawn on 

Saturday 9 December from 11am - 3pm 

Enjoy a wide range of ensembles, orchestras, 

choirs, jazz and more. 

Come and try 

out all the 

instruments in 

the KBB “Have 

a Go” tent - all 

instruments 

available for 

children and 

their parents 

to try. 

Santa 

Parade 

Riccarton Road, Christchurch 

Celebrating 71 years 

Sunday 3rd December 

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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 

Warm greetings to 

the Linwood College 

community. Kia ora 

koutou. Talofa lava. 

Kia orana. Malo e 

lelei. Bula. Fakaalofa 

atu. Namaste. 

Kumusta. 

It is with pleasure 

that I am able to 

report to our community that Linwood College 

has had a most positive year. 

It has been a year of significant thinking and 

planning as we listen to our community’s 

input regarding how we should re-develop 

with our whole-school rebuild. Linwood 

College is clear-eyed about the forms of 

education that work for our students and we 

have this bedrock of understanding through 

our partnership with our community. 

Our community views education as 

the wellbeing of the whole person. All 

developmentally positive experiences enrich 

our students’ understanding of whom they 

are and broaden their outlook. They nurture 

students’ classroom focus by contextualising 

their learning and sowing the seeds of positive 

ambition. 

Sports Awards Night 

Linwood College believes in a ‘pathwayed 

curriculum’. This means the school, students 

and families knowing: 

1. Students’ learning and skills as they come 

into LC from our partner primary schools 

and building on these successes. 

2. How the learning at LC connects to what 

the students want to do when they leave 

school. “What are my post-school pathways 

and how does LC help me to achieve these 

pathways?” 

In this way learning is meaningful to the 

individual and strengths-based. At Linwood 

College the individual matters. 

Finally, the Education Review Office reviewed 

Linwood College in the second half of Term 3. 

The confirmed report is now public and I am 

delighted to say that the school is back on 

the three year return cycle. It is a testament 

to everyone’s collective vision and positive 

work for our school: Board of Trustees, 

staff, students, whanau, partner schools and 

community. 

Nga mihi nui and best wishes for the festive 

season and summer holiday. 

Richard Edmundson: Tumuaki - Principal 

Waitaha Haka Competition 

Over Labour Weekend, Kimihia Te Matauranga Kapa Haka Group competed at the Waitaha 

Secondary Schools’ Haka Competition at the Aurora Centre. The group was made up of a 

combination of students from Linwood College, Christchurch Girls’ High School and three 

schools from Te Tai Poutini (West Coast), those being Westland College, Greymouth High 

School and Buller High School. 

The competition was of a very high standard this year with ten groups competing for a spot at 

the National Haka Competition in 2018. 

Kimihia gained placings in the following 

categories: 

1st place in Poi 

2nd place in Moteatea/ Traditional Chant 

2nd place in Whakawatea/ Exit Song 

2nd equal Te Whakahua o te Reo/ Language 

with Te Pa o Rakaihautu 

3rd place in Haka 

3rd place in Waiata-a-ringa/ Action Song 

3rd place in Waiata Tira/ Choral 

3rd place for Hamiora Te Rupe/ Male Leader 

Kimihia was placed 3rd overall in the competition. We are also very proud of Dayton Rapana- 

Pham who was placed 2nd for his Whaikorero/Traditional Speech. 

We would like to acknowledge our Kaitataki/Leaders of the group, Mairieka Prentice and 

Hamiroa Te Rupe, for all their hard work in leading the group. 

Ms Paringatai - Head of Maori Department 

Duke of Edinburgh – Silver Expedition 

Once again, Linwood College’s annual 'Sports Awards' ceremony was a very successful 

evening. We were lucky enough to have Shane Thrower return to Linwood College as our guest 

speaker, talking about how sport has impacted his life and the opportunities that it can provide. 

Richard Edmundson (Principal) and Finlay Laird (Linwood College Board of Trustees member), 

presented the major awards for the evening. We also had special guests from Christs' College 

and ARA Institute of Canterbury in attendance. 

We would like to thank the Linwood College community and Linwood College Board of Trustees 

for their continuous support as we continue to pursue sporting excellence. 

Congratulations to all of our award winners for 2017. 

Top awards were presented to the following accomplished students: 

The outdoor Duke of Edinburgh 

experience has helped us to 

learn new things about life and 

also about ourselves. Although 

it pushed us to our mental 

and physical limits, it was the 

best experience ever! We have 

learnt to really be grateful for 

the small things in life! 

Piper Stewart (Year 11) 

Restaurant Nights 

Fabricius Su’a 

• Sportsperson of the Year 

• Senior Boys’ Most Valuable 

Player Volleyball 

• Most Valuable Player Cup 

Volleyball 

• Most Valuable Player 

Rugby 

• Canterbury and South 

Island Rugby and Rugby 

League Representative 

Nevaeh Pirikahu- 

Waata 

• All Round Sportswoman 

of the Year 

Leon Lefua 

• All Round Sportsman 

of the Year (not able to be 

present on night) 

Nafanua Ah-Loe 

• Most Valuable Player 

Netball 

• Junior Sportswoman 

of the Year 

Dayton Rapana-Pham 

• Contribution to Boys’ 

Sports’ Award 

• Senior Most Valuable 

Player Netball 

Year 12 

students 

culinary skills 

were assessed 

during 

October’s two 

‘Restaurant 

Nights’, while 

the Year 11 

students were 

assessed on 

their dinner 

service. 

Cassey Hipolito, Daryl Perez, 

Ayree Apalla stop for a break while 

preparing for Restaurant Night. 

D’Arby McDiarmid-Taingahue 

• Under 20’s Most Valuable Player 

Basketball 

• LHS Most Valuable Player Basketball 

• East side All-Stars Rep Basketball 

Shayden McKenzie 

• Most Valuable Player Pool 

• New Zealand Sailing 

Representative 

Togamau Toilalo 

• Most Improved Touch Player 

• Most Valuable Player Ki o Rahi 

• Julie Maxwell Trophy ‘for showing the 

school values in sport and in the classroom’ 

Linwood College • Phone: 982-0100 • office@linwoodcollege.school.nz • www.linwoodcollege.school.nz



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Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community 

The 

Principal’s 

Desk 

I wish to acknowledge all of our 2018 

Senior Award recipients; I am so proud 

of you and your achievements to 

self, whanau, and school. Among the 

assembly of award winners are students 

who have always known they would 

do well at school and they will go on to undertake study at a tertiary level, be 

it university or Polytech. Beside those students are some who a few years ago 

could not have imagined completing Year 13, and are leaving Mairehau High 

School with NCEA Level 3 at the end of this year. Some students are gifted 

learners who have found pleasure in their learning. others have had to struggle 

for every achievement or unit standard. But each student can look to the future, 

nurtured by the Mairehau High School environment. I wish you all the very best. 

So, I congratulate all students on your achievements, and I also congratulate 

your parents, family and your teachers and all who have supported you during 

your years of school. You are our inspiration. 

“You are one, yet you are only one 

You cannot do everything, but you can do something 

Having hope, having aspirations, and always trying to improve 

I trust what you can do, you will do.” 

I also take this opportunity to wish all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New 

Year. go out and make a positive difference in the world. 

Harry Romana 

Principal 

Harry romana, Principal 

Sportsperson of the Year Award: Jeffrey 

We are very privileged to have such a 

talented sportsperson as a member of our 

school community. 

Jeffrey Taylor has been involved in Special 

olympics Swimming, Basketball and 

Football. Jeffrey has competed against 

swimmers in two Blue ribbon days 

this year. In April he competed against 

swimmers from Canterbury, North 

Canterbury and Mid Canterbury, coming 

1st in Freestyle, 2nd in 15m Flutter Board 

and 2nd in 15m of any stroke. In the 

Second Blue ribbon Day, Jeffrey came 1st 

in 25m Breast-Stroke, 2nd in 25m Freestyle, 

2nd in 25m Butterfly, and 4th in 25m Freestyle relay. 

Jeffrey trains at the graham Condon Pool and is part of the Special olympics 

Canterbury team. He is also a committed member of the Supported Learning 

Centre Basketball team and Mairehau High School Football team, for which he has 

been awarded school colours. 

outside of school, he plays for Sunshine Football and was named Senior Player of 

the Year and was awarded the Football 4 All Cup Player of the Year. 

Jeffrey was not only awarded Mairehau High School Sportsperson of the Year, but 

also Supported Learning Centre Sportsperson of the Year. 

Jeffrey Taylor 

The Avon Shirley Masonic Lodge Awards 

The Avon Shirley Masonic Lodge good Citizenship Award – recognises service to 

the school. These awards are kindly donated by The Avon Shirley Masonic Lodge. 

To be selected for the Citizenship award, a student will display qualities which 

include tolerance, kindness and tact in relating to others. good Citizenship is 

reflected in a desire to help others, to put others first, and to serve others selflessly 

without expected reward. 

In the spirit of this award, the recipients have nominated an organisation which 

will receive a significant donation on their behalf. Together, our two students 

have decided that the generous gift of $500 from the lodge will go to KIDSCAN 

CHArITY. 

We are extremely pleased to introduce to you, SHILAH NorMAN. Shilah is 

described by our school staff as a caring, kind, honest and understanding young 

lady. She has the full trust of staff for any task, being 100% reliable, punctual 

and honest. Shilah demonstrates maturity and intelligence in her relationships 

with both peers and adults and is seen by her teachers as a ‘big-picture thinker’ – 

someone who thinks outside the ‘square’ and beyond the Pegasus Bay coastline to 

consider and reflect wisely on global issues and solutions. 

Shilah’s strength in leadership has been demonstrated over the years as she has 

involved herself in both the Student Council as co-chairperson, and as a member 

of the Student Executive. Shilah will gladly and willingly take on leadership roles 

in all areas of school and community involvement. It comes as no surprise that her 

career intentions are recorded as youth work, counselling or therapy work. 

our second recipient for the Citizenship Award is BENJAMIN LoWE. Benjamin 

is described by staff as diligent, self-motivated and self-disciplined. He is a 

determined individual with a strong work ethic. Ben demonstrates respect, 

warmth, maturity and intelligence, as well as a cheerful and positive attitude. 

This year Benjamin has been developing his leadership skills, first at a MHErC 

Communications Skills course, followed by participation in the city-wide World 

Vision Leadership Conference. He also supported the annual rSA red Poppy 

Day fundraising appeal. Benjamin has served in the Senior Student Executive 

(Community and Peer Support) and was a highly reliable and relatable Peer 

Support Leader. He recently demonstrated leadership in kapahaka performance 

and was one of only two student presenters at our annual Colours Award 

ceremony recently. 

over the years, Benjamin has willingly represented our school with pride. We are 

very proud of Benjamin’s citizenship record over the last five years and he will be 

warmly remembered for his significant service to our community. 

Sheila Norman 

Benjamin Lowe 

Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz

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MAIrEHAu 

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Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community 

Mairehau High School Premier Awards 

IVANNIA OSUNA FREGOSO – 2017 Mairehau Scholar 

Ivannia is a young lady who has impressed us all with her quiet, focused 

purpose and her natural, perceptive intelligence. She has demonstrated her allround 

effort this year with her considerable commitment. She works hard and 

complements this with determination and exceptional self-discipline. 

As an academic, Ivannia has been able to establish and achieve her challenging 

goals. She has demonstrated an astute understanding of the enquiry and the 

evaluation, synthesis and time management skills required in Classical Studies, 

the subtle nuances and communication skills in senior English and her creative 

abilities and talents flourish in Photography and Music. So far, Ivannia has gained 

Excellence in every Level 3 standard she has sat this year. She is indeed genuinely 

talented and has a balanced approach towards her studies and life. 

We are all extremely proud of her achievements and contributions and wish her 

well as she embarks on tertiary study next year. 

Here is Ivannia’s 2017 academic profile: 

1st- Classics 

1st- English 

1st- Photography 

1st- History 

2nd- Music 

BENJAMIN LOWE – runner-up to the Mairehau Scholar 

Benjamin’s teachers describe him as considerate, conscientious, focused and a 

self-manager. He is an achiever and has a natural aptitude for the sciences, in 

which he has a deep understanding and exceptional talent. Benjamin is a very 

competent academic who has always worked to his potential, achieving results at 

levels in advance of his cohort. Forever helpful and committed, we would also like 

to acknowledge his contribution to his role in establishing a student mentoring 

programme with Mairehau Primary School. 

This year, Benjamin was one of a few students chosen nation-wide to be 

awarded a scholarship to attend the royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand 

Conference in Dunedin. 

Teachers have acknowledged him for his application and analysis skills for report 

writing in Biology, for his perception and conceptual understanding in Chemistry, 

for his problem-solving abilities in Physics, for his analytical mathematical skills in 

Statistics, and for the quality of his formal writing skills in English. They all confirm 

his maturity of purpose 

and diligence in 

managing his schoolwide 

commitments in 

preparation for study 

as an Astrophysicist at 

Canterbury university in 

2018. 

We are all proud of 

Benjamin’s contributions 

to our school and his 

accomplishments, and 

we wish him well in his 

tertiary studies next year. 

Here is Benjamin’s 2017 

academic profile: 

1st - Biology 

1st - Chemistry 

1st - English 

1st - Mathematics & 

Statistics 

2nd - Physics 

Ivannia Osuna & Benjamin Lowe 

Market day 

our junior students have been completing 

an enterprise project and have created their 

own businesses and products. Come and 

support all the fantastic work they have 

been doing. We are sure you’ll be impressed 

with the quality of the products made. 

A portion of the profits will be going to 

charity to give back to our community. 

our school has four charities that are 

linked to our four waka (house) groups. 

Tau Ihu is supporting St Johns, Waka Katea 

is supporting NZ Blue Light, Tau rapa is 

supporting Westpac Trust Helicopters, and 

Waka Ama is supporting Lifeline. 

MERRY MARKET 

THURSDAY NOV 30 

4 - 6pm 

FOOD, CRAFTS, ENTERTAINMENT 

AND LOTS OF FUN 

Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz



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chocolate with the gift tag. 

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no longer wear, or look out those left over 

pieces from curtains or clothing you have 

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Your Local Views 

Readers respond to last 

week’s story about the 

Central New Brighton 

School site potentially 

going on the market to 

private investors 

Janice Belgrave – Similar 

issue with the Aranui School 

site on Breezes Rd. It is about 

to be demolished, and the is a 

magnificent community hall on 

site that needs to be saved. Community 

groups are trying to save 

it, but why the heck should they 

have to go to so much trouble? 

It should never be considered 

to be bulldozed, but these decisions 

were made by the previous 

Government and are difficult to 

turn over. So frustrating when 

perfectly good buildings are lost 

for no reason. 

Leah Young – I always knew 

this was the reason Central New 

Brighton School closed. The 

Government can get more money 

by selling the land than having a 

school on the site. 

Carolyn Stirling – The 

Government could turn these 

classrooms into senior studio 

apartments. My friend lives in a 

converted school in the United 

States. 

Kimberley Borell – And 

yet my grandsons had to move 

schools three times because of 

this school closing. 

Helen Young – Leave this 

hall alone. As a community 

person I’d like to see this stay 

in the community and not be 

sold off to developers. As it is, 

they took away the pool from 

the community which they 

had no right to do as this was a 

community asset as well. Our 

community needs to keep this 

as they closed the school which 

did not need to be done as they 

did not loose as many students as 

they clamed they did. The South 

New Brighton School should 

have been closed as they lost a 

lot more students from South 

New Brighton, Southshore and 

Bexley as that was where most 

of their students moved from. 

Stop taking away things from the 

New Brighton area, we have had 

enough of this happening to us. 

Marie Graham – Should 

definitely keep the hall . . . the 

Roy Stokes New Brighton Community 

Hall. 


A COMBINATION of 

community groups are helping 

low decile pupils get the school 

camp experience. 

Year 5 and 6 pupils at Linwood 

North School recently went on 

camp to Living Springs with 50 

per cent of their fees paid for. 

The Aorangi Sponsorship 

Programme coupled with Mitre 

10 and Christchurch Girls’ High 

School’s Interact group raised 

funds to get the pupils to the 

camp. 

The sponsorship programme 

was set up last year and aims to 

get underprivileged children an 

outdoor education experience. 

Linwood North School principal 

Sandra Smith said it’s not 

common for her pupils to go to 

camp and they are only able to if 

community funding is available. 

“The children that went had 

an amazing time. The thing that 

stood out for the teachers was 

that the children who usually 

find school challenging, really 

shone and blossomed at camp 

and took on the challenges,” said 

Ms Smith. 

Living Springs CEO Denis 

Aldridge said that 50 per cent of 

schools going to the camp are 

decile 9 and 10. 

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“That’s the very schools 

who need to be here,” said Mr 

Aldridge. 

Some “business clusters” are 

now sticking with the schools 

long term and sponsoring camps 

every year, said Mr Aldridge. 

Last year, six low decile schools 

were able to attend the camp 

from community sponsorship. 

The programme is aiming for 

eight schools next year. 

The camps are based on 

outdoor adventure learning 

programmes which include low 

ropes courses, tree climbing, 

farm visits and biking. 

“It gets them out of their 

comfort zone, gets them working 

together and gets them in a 

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said Mr Aldridge. 

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BEFORE 

AFTER 

Summer is coming! That means busy times at the Shirley Tennis Club 

as its season of competition and social tennis gets underway. The club 

has new post-quake facilities in the beautiful surroundings of Richmond 

Park and is keen to welcome new members, whether new to the sport 

or experienced tennis players. The club offers coaching opportunities, 

great new facilities and chances to enjoy tennis in a local, friendly, 

family-oriented environment. 

The club’s address is 102 Woodchester Ave. In these days of roadworks 

and detours, the best vehicle access is to turn into Medway St 

from North Parade and then turn left into Woodchester Ave; plenty of 

carparking is available. Contact phone number is 03 385 9531. 

The Shirley Tennis Club has been a part of the sporting scene in 

Richmond since 1925. The devastating earthquakes in 2011 saw 

damage to all nine courts and the clubrooms; worse than any other 

tennis club in Christchurch. This damage essentially took the club out 

of action for a summer season, but the club has bounced back with the 

full replacement of all courts and the clubrooms by 2017. 

The club is in the final phase of what will be a $1 million investment 

that has taken place over the past six years. This investment has largely 

been funded through grants from charitable trusts and club fundraising, 

with a huge amount of voluntary effort from members at numerous 

working bees. 

The end result is a fantastic 9-court facility (including four courts that 

are floodlit) combined with brand-new clubrooms, making a collective 

package that is compelling for the eastern Christchurch tennis scene. 

The club has constructed courts on the old Shirley Bowling Club site, 

and has given its two back courts (closest to the old Marian College 

site) to the Richmond Workingmen’s Club cricket section who will use 

this space for training and storage facilities. 

Shirley Tennis Club is the fourth largest tennis club in Canterbury 

and is now keen to focus on promoting the club and facilities, and 

increasing membership levels. The club has recently appointed a new 

head coach following the departure of the long-standing coach due to 

a family illness. Matthew Woolman, who has recently returned from 

a USA tennis scholarship, will take over the role and be in charge of 

Team Coaching, Hot Shots for new junior players and Cardio Tennis and 

Tennis Xpress programmes for adults. 

Shirley Tennis Club has been fortunate in having so many keen 

members who have helped in many ways to keep the club in such good 

condition. The new tennis season began in August and the club is keen 

for new and returning members to come along and enjoy the great 

game of tennis in our facilities. The family-oriented club has strong 

focus on junior members. 

Subscription levels remain very affordable, being cheaper than most 

clubs in Christchurch, with an active committee that ensures smooth 

operation and a friendly atmosphere. Shirley supports organised play 

and coaching through all twelve months of the year, whilst also playing 

host to a variety of competitive and social events, which collectively 

include all aspects of our membership in club life. 

We have several types of club memberships: 

Seniors: Saturdays 1:30pm–5pm 

Mid-week players: Tuesdays 9:30am–noon 

Twilight players: Wednesdays at 6:00pm (commencing 27 September 2017) 

Juniors: Saturday mornings 8 & under: 8:30am 9–12 years: 9:30am 13 and over: 10:45am 

NEW MEMBERS WELCOME 

For more information check out the club website (shirleytennis.co.nz) or contact Wayne Turner on 03 385-3320.



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to the Imagination Station popup 

facility in New Brighton. 

The popular centre uses Lego 

and Duplo as a medium for 

learning and creativity. Entry 

costs $2. 

Carnaby Lane, New Brighton 

Mall 

Book Group 

First Tuesday of every month, 

11am-noon 

The Linwood Library is 

looking for readers to join a 

daytime book group. Open to 

men and women. Everyone reads 

the same book and gets together 

the following month to talk 

about it. Run in conjunction with 

the Book Discussion Scheme 

so there is a small fee. Contact 

librarian Andrea Lord for details 

on 941 7923. 

Linwood Library, Eastgate Mall 

Have-A-Go at Indoor Bowls 

Every Tuesday, 11am-1.30pm 

Indoor bowls for the senior 

community. No experience 

necessary and all abilities 

welcome. Go along to try it out. 

Please wear soft shoes. Cost per 

person is $2. First session free. 

Phone Tania Smith at ACTIS on 

963 7070 or 027 540 5442 with 

any inquiries. 

Aranui/Wainoni Community 

Centre 

Reading to Dogs 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Encourage your children’s 

reading skills in a relaxed 

and fun environment. The 

programme’s animals 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. 

Sessions are 15min. 

New Brighton Library, Marine 

Pde 

Ascot Be Fit exercise classes 

Wednesday, 1-2pm and Thursday 

9.30-10.30am 

For ages 50+. Trainers and 

qualified coaches, Dee Owers and 

Liona Stanicich. First session free. 

Cup of tea follows each session. 

For more information phone 

Margaret on 383 2665 or 383 

2337. Cost $4. 

Ascot Community Centre, 12 

Ascot Ave 

Game Zone 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

An hour of fun playing 

favourite games like mine-craft, 

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. 

Take your friends or meet some 

new ones. All children aged eight 

to 12 welcome. No booking or 

payment required. 

Linwood Library, Eastgate Mall 

Fiksate Face Value Exhibition 

Thursday and Friday, 1-5pm, 

Head along to 16Affirm on Saturday, 9.30am-4pm. This free 

festival is for all ages. Run by the Aranui Community Trust, it will 

be alcohol and smoke-free with a focus on children having fun 

and entertainment. There will be plenty for adults and young 

people as well, including live bands, stalls and great food on 

offer for a small cost. Wainoni Park, Hampshire St. 

Saturday, 10-4pm 

Fiksate Gallery invites you 

to the opening of its next 

exhibition. Face Value is a street 

art and urban contemporary art 

exhibition exploring portraiture. 

It will bring together works 

from a diverse range of local, 

national, and international 

artists to the Fiksake Gallery. Go 

down and check out a fantastic 

range of artists using different 

mediums and styles to interpret 

what makes a face. Runs until 

December 17. 

115 New Brighton Mall 

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 class time to sit 

practice tests and for researching 

questions. The course does not 

include the actual test, or the fee 

to sit the actual test. 

Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot 

St 

Ascot Scrabble Group 

Friday, 12.45pm 

Challenge your word 

knowledge with other likeminded 

folk. Join in with 

this friendly group suitable 

for beginners or experienced 

players. Cost is $3 including 

afternoon tea. 

Ascot Community Centre, Ascot 

Ave, North New Brighton 

Imagination Station 

Friday to Monday, 9.30-5.30pm 

Lego lovers should head down 

Seaside Market 

Saturday, 10-2pm 

Head to the seaside this 

weekend and enjoy live 

entertainment, great food, fresh 

produce, artisan bread, arts, 

crafts, jewelry and more. With 

a bouncy castle and free facepainting 

for children. 

New Brighton Mall 

Seaside Toy Library 

Saturday, 9.30-11.30am 

Catering for children six 

months to seven years with toys, 

games and sports equipment. 

Toy hire $2 per fortnight. For 

more information, visit the 

Seaside Toy Library Facebook 

page. 

St Luke’s Church Hall, 212 Pine 

Ave, South New Brighton 

Golden Oldies Movies 

Monday, 1.30pm 

Every Monday the New 

Brighton Museum plays a film 

classic. This week it will be The 

Second Best Exotic Marigold 

Hotel with Judi Dench, Dev Patel 

and Maggie Smith (2015). 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. Entry by $2 

donation. 

8 Hardy St 

Local plumbers offering 

free checks on clay pipes 

While it is now almost seven years since the 

Christchurch earthquakes, damage to underground 

pipes is still becoming apparent, says 

the team at Laser Plumbing Christchurch 

East, who are based in Ferrymead. 

As they point out, homeowners can 

be completely unaware that they have 

earthquake damage to their clay pipes. 

Properties built before the 1970s are 

most likely to have clay pipes, and 

cracks in the pipes allow tree roots to 

enter and block drains. The damage can 

take some time to become apparent 

but when it does, it is usually fairly 

major, and costly to repair. 

Specialists in drain-laying and plumbing, 

Laser Plumbing are currently offering a 

free check on pipes. This involves a quick look with a 

camera, and if any damage is found they will discuss 

this with the owner. Laser Plumbing are experts in 

dealing with EQC and know how 

to make the process easy. The next 

step is to provide 

a drainage survey 

report to EQC, who 

in most cases, will 

cover the cost of this 

as well as replacing 

the damaged pipes. 

There are some 

conditions, which 

Laser Plumbing will 

discuss with the 

homeowner. 

“We have done hundreds of surveys 

and have been installing a lot of 

replacement PVC pipes over recent 

years,” says Carol McCann, who owns the 

company with her husband Chris Dick. 

“We want to make it easy for people by 

offering the check at no cost, and we 

urge people to get their pipes checked 

sooner rather than later as we do not 

know how long EQC will cover repairs for 

home-owners. Having them replaced will 

avoid serious problems in the future. It’s 

all done with minimum fuss.” 

Located in Tussock Lane, Ferrymead, 

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their team of qualified tradesmen, who 

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Offering all the benefits of the rural 

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With four bedrooms, two bathrooms and 

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The added benefit of three car garaging will 

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