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KEA FOR LIFE: Neil Michel has been made a life member of Linwood rugby league after 

decades of service. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

Great club man rewarded 

• By Gordon Findlater 

WELL KNOWN rugby league 

identity Neil Michel has been 

made a life member of the 

Linwood club. 

Mr Michel’s tireless 

contributions at all levels of the 

club over many decades were 

acknowledged at the club’s 

annual meeting last week. 

He moved to Christchurch 

from Invercargill with his 

family when he was 12, and it 

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didn’t take long for him to take 

up the 13-man code with the 

Keas. 

“We moved onto Jollie 

St and all the kids in my 

neighbourhood were playing 

rugby league. I had only grown 

up playing rugby union but I 

picked it up straight away,” he 

said. 

The club has since become 

an integral part of his life. Mr 

Michel even met his wife Tracey 

through the club. Their son also 

played for the club. 

The now 54-year-old played 

through the grades until premier 

Bs and hung his boots up 

when he was 28. 

Mr Michel took on the role of 

club captain when he was 19 and 

has coached a number of Linwood 

youth teams. A highlight 

of his coaching stint was taking 

the same group of boys to four 

grand-finals from 12s through 

to 16s level. 

•Turn to page 5 

Houses go; 

car parks 

remain in 

cycleway 

plan 

• By Caitlin Miles 

NEARLY 30 changes to the 

Quarryman’s Trail cycleway 

plan has not stopped houses 

being earmarked for demolition 

so car parks can remain. 

The preferred option for the 

$15.5 million cycleway plans 

to connect Barrington St with 

Roker St by creating a pathway, 

which would require demolishing 

two units. 

The city council still deems 

this the “best option” even after 

37 submitters specifically opposed 

this part of the plan. 

City council head of transport 

Chris Gregory said 29 minor 

changes were made to address 

some of the concerns raised 

through the 466 submissions. 

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Tuesday December 13 2016 

Inside 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

News.............................................3 

OUR FRONT page photo article 

features Neil Michel, who has just 

been awarded life membership 

of the Linwood Rugby League 

Football Club. 

It’s a well-deserved award for 

Neil who has put in decades of 

work on and off the field for the 

Keas. 

He’s one of those blokes every 

sports club needs – reliable, hard 

working and prepared to go 

the extra mile to help out when 

needed. 

He was a bit like that on the 

football field from a distant 

memory; I’m sure he steamrolled 

me a few times during tackling 

practice at Linwood Park. 

So well done Neil – well 

deserved! 

And on page 3 we have the 

conclusion to the long-running 

saga of the floodlights for the 

Cashmere Tennis Club. It’s a win 

for the club. – Barry Clarke 

Hillmorton High’s top students 

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Our People.......................6-7 

Schools............................10 

Hello Neighbour............16 

Events................................18 

Flame Files..........................19 

Health Focus................ 21 

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SOUTHERN VIEW Tuesday December 13 2016 3 

News 

Lights approved for tennis club 

• By Caitlin Miles 

RESIDENTS HAVE failed in 

their bid to stop the Cashmere 

Tennis Club from installing 

lights. 

During a three-and-a-halfhour 

Spreydon-Cashmere 

Community Board meeting on 

Friday, the board approved the 

tennis club’s resource consent 

for 10 8m-high lighting poles to 

illuminate four of its 13 courts 

during winter. 

Residents opposed the lights 

being installed earlier this year 

due to concerns over the light 

and noise from players. 

The former Spreydon-Heathcote 

Community Board wanted 

the two groups to meet and go 

over the issues in October with 

an independent facilitator to see 

if an agreed solution could be 

reached before going back to the 

community board. 

A solution was not reached 

and the decision was pushed 

out until last week’s community 

board meeting. 

During the meeting, 12 

deputations were made to the 

community board, eight from 

residents opposed to the lights. 

Nearby resident Andy Brown 

said he opposed the lighting as 

he didn’t think it was necessary 

APPROVED: The Cashmere Tennis Club has gained approval to light four of its 13 courts for 

several months a year. Inset: Tim Scandrett. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

to teach children in the evenings 

and the light spill would have a 

negative impact on his life. 

“There will be a reduction of 

quality of life in our homes during 

winter,” Mr Brown said. 

Tennis coach Matt Meredith 

said they wanted to light the 

courts during winter as the limited 

day light hours restricted 

how long and how many juniors 

they could coach. 

“The application was for our 

players. We are trying to encourage 

our players,” Mr Meredith said. 

The club originally requested 

to have the lights operating seven 

days a week until 9.30pm. The 

community board decided to 

grant approval on the conditions 

the lights would run from 4.30pm 

until 8pm, Monday to Friday. 

They can only be used during 

the months without daylight 

saving and will be on automatic 

timers. It will also be reviewed 

two months from when the 

lights are first turned on to see 

how the community are affected 

by the lights. 

Cr Tim Scandrett said it 

was about “finding a happy 

medium” between the club and 

residents. 

Stu McHarg said it was a relief 

for the club, since they have 

wanted the lights for over a year. 

They want the lights to be able 

to coach the junior players during 

winter. 

Mr McHarg said it was a 

great moment for the club, since 

it would mean junior players 

would get more opportunities to 

improve their skills. 

In Brief 

SPEED LIMIT PETITION 

A petition to lower the speed 

limits outside three schools has 

been extended until the new year. 

National list MP Nuk Korako 

created a petition at the end of last 

month asking the city council to 

lower the speed limit to 40km/h 

and install flashing speed signs 

outside Te Waka Unua, Linwood 

Avenue and St Anne’s Catholic 

schools. Mr Korako will now keep 

the petition open until the end of 

January and present it to the city 

council next year. 

ST JOHNS ST REPAIRS 

A section of St Johns St, 

Woolston, between Glenroy St 

and St Lukes St has been closed 

for road, footpath, kerb and channel 

repairs. A detour will be available 

down Glenroy St, Hargood 

St and Clydesdale St. The repairs 

are expected to be completed by 

Friday. 

NO PARKING 

Yellow lines have been installed 

along part of Ombersley Tce in 

Opawa to improve visibility for 

motorists. Residents asked the 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board to put in parking 

restrictions due to concerns 

around safety and visibility. Yellow 

lines will be installed down 

both sides of the road from the 

intersection with Hawford Rd. 

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Your Local Views 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

Caring for river 

Karen 

Whitla is 

the 

co-chair of 

Opawaho- 

Heathcote 

River 

Network. 

She 

discusses 

the ongoing clean-up of 

the Heathcote River and 

how she wants the city 

council to look at what 

they are doing to care for 

the river 

I have, in my capacity as 

co-chair of the 

Opawaho-Heathcote River 

Network, been involved 

in some wonderful people 

projects, such as the Whaka 

Inaka (whitebait) project, that 

many Opawaho River Schools, 

were involved with; and sadly, 

the most polluted waterways 

in the city, Haytons and 

Curletts Rd streams. 

I am often torn, at the huge 

task of a clean, swimmable 

Opawaho River, is it all too 

big, and how can I make a 

difference, when suddenly I 

was confronted by an issue 

much closer to home, in fact 

it was my neighbours and my 

homes. 

The long-awaited, 

earthquake damaged sewer 

and stormwater repairs 

were assessed and a plan 

developed. For my part I was 

thrilled to know the sewage 

was no longer flowing under 

the vegetable garden, down 

through the substructure of 

the neighbours’ gardens and 

out into the Opawaho River at 

the end of my street. 

Stormwater was a different 

issue. I was always proud 

that we were not connected 

to the stormwater system, 

and not contributing to the 

zinc and other contaminates 

that flow into our waterways 

daily. Instead I had rainwater 

soak-pits retaining our roof 

and floodwater within our 

property. 

Rainwater gardens aided 

in the slow absorption of 

stormwater. The only option 

given was to connect to the 

stormwater, which was in my 

opinion, a backwards step in 

the fight to reduce polluted 

waterways. Fortunately 

further investigation 

confirmed, that I could 

‘replace like for like’. 

Sadly, my neighbours, 

didn’t have the opportunity to 

change back from stormwater 

to soak-pits, rain collection 

tanks and gardens. 

So standing on my soapbox, 

with passion, I would like 

to encourage, those with 

soak-pits, please don’t be 

manipulated to connect to 

stormwater. 

The city council and landcare 

both have DIY rainwater 

garden details and various 

types of rainwater storage 

tanks are available from many 

large hardware stores. 

Our councillors must 

seriously look at future 

housing developments and 

legislate for every house 

to have modern rainwater 

collection and retention, 

as well as every new road 

having swales, collecting the 

pollutants from our car tyres 

and brakes. 

We said: 

It’s likely the Sydenham 

Heritage Church rubble 

won’t be moved by the end 

of the year, making it nearly 

six years. Artefacts the trust 

wish to salvage have been 

buried under the pile of stone 

on the corners of Colombo 

and Brougham Sts. 

You said: 

Deborah Hansen – Not a nice 

look. A real eye sore and timely 

reminder. Everything should 

be cleared now so people don’t 

constantly get reminded of what 

happened. 

Bruce Denton – Time it was 

gone, the rubbish pile is getting 

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Linda Blackwell – A real 

eyesore. 

Raymond Low: What the trust 

is waiting on is for someone else to 

pay for the clean up, recovery and 

storage of their mess! I say you’ve 

had six years to remove, salvage 

and store your rubbish. Now it’s 

time the city council cleaned your 

mess up and charged the trust for 

the cost, then begin proceedings’ in 

the courts to recover the costs. As 

for your artefacts if they are so important 

why have they been left to 

decay for the past six bloody years! 

Kim Davison – I would imagine 

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by now! I might be wrong but 

wouldn’t the Halswell Stone have to 

be removed so they can get to the 

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Aleesha Wedding – There 

such thing as a dump right? Or 

surely some could be recycled to 

make something else. 

Denyse Herewini – It’s disgusting 

six years and still we have 

to look at this rubble what is wrong 

with some people – get it moved it’s 

not a good look it’s more like telling 

people we can’t be bothered. 

Janet Roberts: Get rid of this 

eyesore put a green space there. 

Heather Verile Shirley 

Knights – I agree time to go we 

are all over this awful sight. 

Caroline Onslow - I think it is 

a disgrace that this pile of rubble is 

still there. I acknowledge that it was 

demolished without the proper notification, 

but that is no excuse for 

it still to be an eyesore for nearly six 

years. I drive past this several times 

a week and think it is a disgusting 

entrance to Sydenham. Somebody 

needs to be penalised for leaving 

this here otherwise nothing will 

be done. Why has the council not 

acted? 

We said: 

Large trucks and trailers 

have been doing U-turns 

on Ensors Rd, sometimes 

holding up four lanes of 

traffic to make the turn and in 

spite of residents’ concerns 

they will still be able to make 

these turns. We asked if 

you thought it was a safety 

concern 

You said: 

Mechelle Wilson – They do it 

all the time. Especially when you’re 

sitting on Sullivan Ave and a truck 

is doing a U-turn in front of you. 

So many close calls where I thought 

the truck was going to hit my car. 

Dave Carter – You people need 

to get a grip and wake up, they have 

a job to do. Next you will be having 

a whinge because there’s no food 

at the shops, no fuel for your cars 

and the roads are not getting fixed. 

Show some respect for someone 

doing a great job every day so that 

whingeing people like yourselves 

get it easy. 

Houses go; car parks remain 

•From page 1 

However Roker St resident, 

Nic McKenzie said the city 

council’s decision is “disappointing” 

after she suggested 

one of the alternative routes 

was better to avoid getting rid 

of housing. 

“The cycleways are a great 

idea, I just feel sad that people’s 

homes will be demolished 

because of it,” Mrs McKenzie 

said. 

Consultation on the plans 

for the 8.3km route that runs 

from Halswell, Somerfield, 

Addington and Hoon Hay to 

Moorhouse Ave opened at the 

start of October and closed 

early November. 

The plans involve lowering 

the speed limit to 30km/h in 

some residential areas, changing 

round layouts and reducing 

Great club man rewarded 

•From page 1 

Affectionately known as ‘Ice 

Cream’ to those at the club, Mr 

Michel was club president during 

the earthquakes and helped 

carry the club through a hard 

time, which involved losing the 

the number of on street car 

parking outside of shops and in 

residential areas. 

The route will be discussed 

at the Extraordinary Major 

Cycleway Routes Committee 

clubrooms on Olliviers Rd. 

Mr Michel’s proudest moment 

as president was the way 

the club dealt with the tragic 

death of club legend Marsden 

Mateni Tuli, who died at a 

training session prior to what 

meeting tomorrow, before the 

committee decides whether or 

not to approve the route. 

The city council expect 5000 

people to use the cycleway 

daily. 

was meant to be his last game 

for the club. 

The way the club got around 

the family and came together 

as a unit was very special and 

something he will remember 

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Our People 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

Mike Vincent 

Million dollar mission to save a 

Mike Vincent is Kaikoura’s paua saviour. He 

reckons he and about 450 volunteers have 

saved paua worth more than $1 million 

since the November 14 earthquake. Fraser 

Walker-Pearce talks to the 44-year-old about 

questioning his science teacher and missing 

his wife and kids 

Where are you while we’re 

chatting? 

We’re in Boat Harbour in the 

south of Kaikoura still, we’re 

waiting for a road to open so 

we can get access to some bays 

further to the north, the different 

inlets and bays up there. All 

the way from Oaro through to 

Peketa is the area we’ve been allowed 

to relocate paua. 

Talk to me about the process 

of relocating paua. What does 

that entail? 

Before I do I’ll explain how to 

normally gather paua. You jump 

in at low tide and dive for it; 

that’s the way to get it legally. But 

now because of the earthquake 

you can walk out in sand shoes 

without getting wet and reach it. 

In my whole 30 years of diving 

I’ve never been able to go into 

a tidal zone and pick up my six 

paua without getting wet. There’s 

no science in that, it’s just what’s 

happened. 

So now you’re wading out, 

gathering them and dropping 

them deeper? 

What we do is we go out at 

low tide, when there’s a two hour 

window either side of that and 

we fill buckets with water and the 

harvesters go out and grab them, 

and the relocaters who are the 

experienced divers, go and place 

them on rocks, back into the 

water basically. The simple way 

of saying it is that we’re moving 

them from where there was no 

water, to where there is water. 

How much depth do you 

think has been lost from the 

earthquake? 

It’s hard to put a number on 

it, because all I can say is there’s 

hundreds of dead paua on the 

beaches now. It’s also important 

to ask if in the old tidal zone 

pre-earthquake was there any 

sea-life on the beach? The answer 

is no. In the new tidal zone after 

the quake would there be any life 

POWER COUPLE: Mike Vincent and wife Debra. Mr Vincent 

says she is his rock back in Christchurch. 

there? And the answer is still no, 

because sea creatures can’t live 

out of water (laughs). 

And so you’ve brought it on 

yourself to get them back in the 

water? 

A diving mate of mine Dylan 

Dhue, his wife Hannah and I 

phoned each other the day after 

the earthquake. When we saw a 

photo of a rock full of paua well 

above the water line on Facebook, 

that’s what made me call 

him and I said to him we have to 

do something. And that’s when 

I posted my first Facebook plea 

for help. 

And it all went from there? 

Pretty much. So now it’s all 

volunteers up here who all feel 

the same as us – they’ve all 

visited or dived here. It’s touched 

all of us. Kaikoura has a special 

place in all South Islanders’ 

minds and hearts. Also a big 

thank you to the local runanga in 

Kaikoura who offered their help 

and support for us. 

Obviously you can’t save 

every single paua out there – 

but how many do you think 

you’ve relocated back to the 

water? 

You’re right we can’t save all 

of them. But I’d say we’ve put 

between 20,000 and 75,000kg of 

paua back into the water. But to 

give you an idea, we would fill a 

20-30L bucket in about a minute, 

so we fill thousands of buckets. 

To put a money figure on what 

we’re doing, it’s about $90 for a 

ton of paua, so we would be talking 

over a million bucks for this 

operation normally. We’ve probably 

had about 450 volunteers 

over the whole time helping out 

too. I want to say a big thank you 

to all our wives out there as well 

(laughs). We’ve all got families 

mate, they’ve been our rocks, so 

letting us go away and do this is 

awesome. 

We’re coming up to 

Christmas now, how much 

longer do you think you can do 

this for? 

We’re waiting for a road to 

open up towards Peketa so we 

can get there. If it doesn’t open 

by Sunday though we’ll have to 

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Kaikoura natural treasure 

WE ARE ON THE 

When will you be back in 

Christchurch? 

I would say within the next 

week and a half. It’s been adventurous, 

but we just want to get 

home to support our families. 

It will be really awesome 

MOVE 

for me 

AGAIN... 

to see my wife Debra and my 

two young boys Kaydence and 

Ezekiel again. 

What suburb in Christchurch 

are you going back to? 

Addington. We’ve been there 

for eight years now. It’s our first 

house. I haven’t been working 

so my wife’s a bit stretched. I’m 

in the building industry but I’ve 

taken almost a year off to help 

with the house. 

Do you ask a few of your 

builder friends to help with the 

house? 

Oh hell yes. I’ve got heaps of 

friends that have helped out with 

the house, people like plasterers, 

painters, landscapers, it’s all good 

karma that comes around for 

them too. 

You must have a lot of good 

karma with the work you’re doing 

at the moment? 

Yes, I think I must have a bit 

of credit in the bank (laughs). 

It’s the love and support of the 

New Zealand people, that’s what 

allows me to keep going. We’re a 

special breed us Kiwis I truly be- 

up here a lot have come back 

lieve that. 

TO 

I think when 

A 

you have 

NEW 

on North Beach, 

LOCATION 

I used to love out of the woodwork. That 

IN 

core 

a natural disaster it brings people to surf. I’m more into my diving group of good friends are still 

back together and you get a lot and hunting now. I’d rather run around. Just a big web of friends 

of good things happening. And around the hills and do stuff I guess. 

in 20 years time our kids will be like that now, chasing pigs and Did you have any favourite 

able to 

FERRYMEAD, 

come out to Kaikoura and deer. 

DUE 

subjects at school? 

TO 

get paua. 

Who did you hang out with at I loved science – I was the 

So it’s also about the future school? 

guy that would stand up in class 

generation for you? 

It was a big community back and got in trouble for it, and 

It’s all about my kids and their then. It’s a lot different now because 

of the advances with tech- 

teacher why apes aren’t turning 

ask about evolution and ask the 

EARTHQUAKE REPAIRS 

kids, to get paua for me, their 

father, when I’m too old to get it nology nowadays. We’d phone into humans now, that kind of 

myself (laughs). It’s me teaching people and actually bike to each thing. I loved it because I liked 

them what’s important, conservation 

and all that. 

What high school did you go 

others’ houses and that kind of 

thing. It was a small community 

and everybody knew everybody. 

the challenge of working through 

something and asking what’s going 

on here. 

to in Christchurch? 

Are there any schoolmates Were you pretty smart for a 

WATCH THIS SPACE 

I went to Aranui High School. you still catch up with? 

student? 

I was brought up and lived in I still see a lot of the mates, and I was an average student, sort 

New Brighton and loved surfing because of this work I’m doing of in-between average and above 

PAUA 

SAVIOUR: 

A group of 

volunteers 

saving 

paua on the 

Kaikoura 

coast (left). 

The paua 

need saving 

because the 

seabed rose 

significantly 

during the 

earthquake. 

average in terms of my brains. I 

loved my sport though. I played 

representative rugby for Canterbury, 

then I went and played 

league and then got into diving 

at 14 and hunting after that. I 

still play presidents rugby league 

for the Kaiapoi Bulldogs. I still 

throw myself around like I’m 21 

to be honest (laughs). 

Did you do any tertiary education 

after Aranui? 

I did a course at polytech for 

business management. I think I 

got through one year and it got 

boring for me. It wasn’t challenging 

enough for me and I thought 

do I really need a piece of paper 

for this? I’m just a worker that 

learns a lot by talking to people 

and not judging them. 

arlotte Gort 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

EQC UPDATE KEEPING YOU INFORMED | DECEMBER 2016 

The year ahead 

A message from outgoing EQC chief executive 

Ian Simpson 

The Kaikoura Earthquake has been an unwelcome 

reminder of the sheer power and unpredictability 

of geological forces and of New Zealand’s 

vulnerability to these. 

The earthquake has also highlighted yet again 

the resilience of New Zealanders in the face of 

natural disaster. 

At EQC, it’s also reminded us that every natural 

disaster affects communities in different ways. So 

while we have learned a number of lessons from 

Canterbury 2010-2011, our response to the 

Kaikoura Earthquakes will be different. 

One of the key things we learned from 

Canterbury is that we should have put more 

time early on into building relationships with 

customers, community groups, local 

Courtesy of Tonkin + Taylor 

Don’t wait to hear from 

EQC – lodge your claim 

Most people seen by EQC in the first 

weeks since the Kaikoura 

Earthquake of 14 November have 

wanted help lodging their claims 

and advice on how to get emergency 

repairs underway to get them back 

into their homes. 

EQC Customer and Claims General 

Manager Trish Keith says that having 

organised three teams on rotation into 

the most impacted areas of Ward, Waiau 

and Kaikoura to help lodge claims, 

provide information and answer 

EQC-related questions, EQC is being 

kept up to date on customer needs. 

“One of the lessons out of Canterbury 

was that people wanted information 

and the opportunity to talk to someone 

about their issues as soon as they could 

after an event, so we have ensured that 

our response to Kaikoura includes 

personal contact,” Mrs Keith says. 

“The teams have been dealing with 

hundreds of customers one-on-one. 

Many people have been asking EQC 

when someone from EQC will visit 

them, so they will know what to do 

next. My advice is that they go ahead 

and lodge the claim first. Don’t wait for 

anyone to visit. 

“Go ahead and lodge your claim to 

ensure you are in the system, and any 

earthquake damage found later can be 

added. If you fail to lodge a claim 

before 14 February 2017, we won’t be 

able to help you so best to lodge the 

government, and government agencies 

and insurers. 

We are heeding that lesson as we plan our 

response to Kaikoura. We’ve had staff on the 

ground in Kaikoura, Ward and Waiau to help 

customers lodge their claims and answer EQC 

related questions. The information our people 

are picking up from those areas is being fed back 

into our planning. 

The work we are doing now will mean that in 

2017 we will be putting in place the team we 

need to deliver a response tailored to the needs 

of customers impacted by the Kaikoura 

Earthquake. This team will be part of the new 

structure we have developed to also carry on the 

remaining work in Canterbury in 2017. 

While we are working very hard on responding to 

Kaikoura, we also know we have to keep focussed 

on resolving the final Canterbury claims. 

I’m stepping down as EQC’s chief executive at 

the end of this year. I want to thank people of 

claim,” Mrs Keith says. 

The next steps about claim assessment 

and settlement are still the subject of 

ongoing negotiations with private 

insurers. EQC is confident it will have 

news on this soon. 

EQC has been prioritising the 

vulnerable and the most damaged 

homes for visits, as needed. 

All EQC teams are working out of 

Recovery Assistance Centres set up by 

Canterbury Civil Defence Emergency 

Management in Ward, Waiau and 

Kaikoura so Government agencies and 

non-government agencies could deliver 

consistently across areas of need. 

If you have any questions about 

your existing claim or want to lodge 

a new claim: 

• Visit www.eqc.govt.nz/claims 

• Email info@eqc.govt.nz 

• Phone 0800 DAMAGE (326 243) 

The EQC call centre is open 7am to 

9pm Monday to Friday, and 8am to 

6pm on Saturdays. 

To prepare for making a claim, 

remember to have on hand: 

• Information about what damage 

occurred 

• Photographs showing the damage 

and any urgent work that was done 

• Your insurance policy number and 

name of your insurance company. 

Courtesy of NZ Fire Service 

Canterbury for the support we have received, 

and at times for your patience. I acknowledge we 

didn’t always get everything right but we have 

learned from that. I also want to acknowledge the 

EQC staff who worked very hard to support the 

Canterbury recovery. 

Looking ahead, it’s clear 2017 will be another 

year of challenges. I’m confident that EQC will 

rise to meet those challenges. 

2017 changes 

From later this month, EQC will be the main point of 

contact for all customer enquiries relating to Canterbury 

Home Repair Programme (CHRP) repairs. 

Until now, customers have dealt with EQC and/or Fletcher EQR 

– depending on what stage their repairs have been at. But, from 

16 December, EQC’s 0800 number (0800 326 243) will be the 

main number for all customers – including those whose 

properties are in the current sub-floor review, who will be 

transferred to the Fletcher EQR staff focussing on that work. 

No delays are intended or anticipated, but personnel changes 

due to the completion of about 68,400 first-time CHRP repairs 

may mean some customers will have a different contact person 

at EQC or EQR in 2017. 

EQC’s General Manager Customer and Claims Trish Keith says 

these customers will be advised of any changes and provided 

with new contact details. 

“We don’t want customers who currently have a contact 

person at EQC or EQR calling us and only then finding out that 

someone else is looking after their claim.” 

She says any changes will be limited to EQC and EQR 

personnel, and repair work will be carried out by contractors 

that have already worked for the home repair programme and 

are familiar with EQC’s systems and quality expectations. 

Most CHRP contractors will finish work for the year on 

23 December and resume work from 9 January. 

EQC’s Contact Centre hours will be: 

• Friday 23 December: 7am-5pm 

• Saturday 24 December – Tuesday 27 December: CLOSED 

• Wednesday 28 December – Friday 30 December: 8am-5pm 

• Saturday 31 December – Tuesday 3 January: CLOSED 

• Normal hours will resume on Wednesday 4 January 

(7am-9pm Monday-Friday; 8am-6pm Saturday) 

EQC in the 

community 

EQC staff members will be available to answer your 

questions and talk about claims at the following Recovery 

Assistance Centres. 

• KAIKOURA 

8.30am-5pm, 7 days, Sacred Heart Parish Hall 

• WAIAU 

11am-2pm, Monday 12 December, Waiau Hall 

• WELLINGTON 

10am-5pm, Monday-Friday Public Trust Building, 

131-135 Lambton Quay 

Positive 

response to 

February 2016 

settlement 

process 

90 percent of claims from the February 2016 

earthquakes have been settled. 

EQC’s February 2016 Event Response Manager, 

Jayne Lapin, says of the 13,879 claims received for the 

14 and 29 February earthquakes and subsequent 

aftershocks, EQC has resolved 12,440 (90 percent) 

by cash settlement worth a total value of $46,039,854 

“Customers have appreciated the approach we have 

developed and implemented in response to the 

February earthquakes.” 

The new approach uses both on-site and phonebased 

assessments, and allows customers to influence 

the pace of settlement by giving them the opportunity 

to provide earthquake damage data and 

photographic evidence. 

Thanks to a robust period of planning in advance and 

with customers providing information up front, claims 

have taken an average of three weeks to reach 

settlement from assessment. 

Customers who have been through the process have 

been surveyed and nearly 90 percent of those who have 

taken part have been positive about their experience. 

Ms Lapin says EQC had hoped to resolve all February 

2016 claims by the end of the year but it has suited 

some customers to defer their assessment to 2017, 

meaning a small number remain open and will be 

closed early next year. 

Land settlements 

update 

Almost all land claims will be resolved by the end 

of the year but there will be some customers who 

will get their settlement in 2017. 

At the end of December 2016, out of a total of 

approximately 73,000 green zone properties we 

expect to have resolved 97% of them. This means we 

have either made payments to customers or advised 

them that they don’t qualify for the types of land 

damage known as Increased Flooding Vulnerability 

(IFV) and/or Increased Liquefaction Vulnerability (ILV). 

“We’ve been working to get an answer to all land 

customers waiting to hear from us this year. While we 

have worked hard to ensure that customers have 

received their land settlement, we are conscious that 

some are still waiting”, says EQC’s Head of Customer 

and Claims Trish Keith. 

“These are the last of the most complex claims that 

we need to settle and we will do our best to continue 

to deliver robust settlements which can give 

homeowners confidence that all properties have been 

assessed fairly and consistently”, says Mrs Keith. 

“Looking back on the year, we would also like the 

opportunity to thank all land customers, community 

groups and many other stakeholders, who are also 

supporting our customers, for their patience and 

understanding as well as taking the time to come to 

our community meetings on land settlements or 

hosting us and providing us with their feedback”, 

concludes Mrs Keith. 

The EQC website remains a good source of 

information for land customers who want to find out 

more about IFV and ILV land damage, which are a 

world-first. Please visit www.eqc.govt.nz/IFV or www. 

eqc.govt.nz/ILV. 

CONTACT EQC AT 0800 DAMAGE (0800 326 243) OR VISIT WWW.EQC.GOVT.NZ


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SCHOOLS 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

Successful students 

CAMP: Orienteering and adventuring around Living Springs 

Camp was just part of the activities pupils from Beckenham 

School got involved with during their three days and two nights 

at the camp based near Lyttelton. They also spent time going 

on the monorail among many other activities. Parents and 

teachers were on hand throughout the trip to help the pupils 

out. 

PARTY: During the trip two pupils celebrated their birthdays, 

which of course meant a party to celebrate. 

HILLMORTON HIGH School 

students Jennifer Tregurtha and 

Ethan Gall received the 

top awards at the school’s 

prize-giving for academic 

success. 

Jennifer also received a 

scholarship and several subject 

awards along with Ethan, who 

received the Woolhouse Scholar 

award. 

Prizes were awarded to those 

who have consistently achieved 

high grades in their schoolwork, 

top sports teams and individuals, 

along with cultural, arts and 

academic students. 

The United Cup for Student of 

the Year - Academic: Dux - Jennifer 

Tregurtha. 

The Proxime Accessit - Ethan 

Gall 

The Woolhouse Scholar - 

Ethan Gall 

Special awards 

The Burke Family Cup for 

Diligence - Lorryn Spencer 

The Cousins Cup for Outstanding 

Effort - Irene Yee 

The Aorangi Award - Mathew 

Calderon 

The Jim Anderton Cup for 

achievement, commitment, and 

determination to make a difference 

- Jayden Roper 

Deputy Principal’s Prize for 

their contribution to the Student 

Council - Irene Yee 

The Hillmorton High School 

Senior Student Council Award - 

Jennifer Tregurtha 

The Principal’s Prize for Chairperson 

of the Senior School 

Council - Tayla Cross 

The Board of Trustees Award 

for student representative on 

the Board of Trustees - Shavaun 

English 

The male recipient of The PTA 

prize for contribution to the life 

of the school for 2016 - Jacob 

Kendrew 

The female recipient of The 

PTA prize for contribution to the 

life of the school for 2016 - Jessica 

Cameron” 

The P.W. Murdoch Cup for 

leadership for 2016 - Abbey 

Jarvis 

The United Cup for Student 

of the Year - Art and Cultural - 

Tzeresia Van Der Knaap 

The United Cup for Student 

of the Year - Community and 

Social for 2016 - Jacob Fuller 

The United Cup for Student of 

the Year - Sport - Hunter Martin 

The Graham Leslie School 

Values Award - Rykah Hadaway.” 

Second overall student in 

Year 11 2016 - Michael King 

AWARDED: Hillmorton High School student Jennifer Tregurtha 

was presented with The United Cup for Student of the Year 

– Academic Dux award and Ethan Gall was awarded Proxime 

Accessit. 

First overall student in Year 11 

2016 – Colleen Tan 

Second overall student in 

Year 12 2016 – Angus Shorter 

The William and Ina Cartwright 

Award for Top Year 12 

Student 2016 - Yee Ram Jung 

Scholarship Awards 

The Nath Family Scholarship - 

Walterlini Tariu 

Emerging Leaders Scholarship 

for Canterbury University 

- Jessica Cameron 

The Victoria University of 

Wellington Achievers Scholarship 

- Victoria Young 

Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship 

for Otago University - 

Ethan Gall 

Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship 

for Otago University - 

Irene Yee 

Pacific Orientation Programme 

at Otago Foundation 

Scholarship for Otago University 

– Tanisha Fage-Ieti 

The Halswell and District Lions 

Club School Leaver Award 

- Tayla Cross 

The Rotary Club of Cashmere 

Leavers Award - Shavaun English 

The Study Start AMP scholarship 

- Jennifer Tregurtha 

Awards 

Outstanding Performer in 

Drama - Elisha Moylan 

The Contribution to Major 

Production award - Tara Curtis 

Commitment to Drama - 

Jayden Turner 

Top Year 12 Commerce Student 

- Hamish Patterson 

Top Year 13 Commerce Student 



Award for Excellence in Digital 

Technology - Winston Chen 


Award for Technical Crew - Jacob 

Fuller 

The Johnston’s Prize for Geography 


The McMorran Trophy - Yee 

ram Jung 

Tredinnick Physics Award - 

Jaden Turner 

Toth Cup for Chemistry – 

Ethan Gall 

The Hugh McDougall Rankin 

Educational Trust Scholarship - 

Ethan Gall 

The Peter Williams Memorial 

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in Mathematics - Robert Calvert 

Griffin and Ryan Wilkinson 

The Murfitt Cup for Excellence 

in Mathematics - Ethan 

Gall 

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Music - Crusader Gali 

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- Jessica Cameron 

The Alan Gunn Cup for Most 

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- Joshua Nickel 

The Prusas Cup for Sportswoman 

- Irene Yee 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

Linwood 

College 

Learning pathways 

to the future 

2017 Student Leaders (Left to right, front to back): Havana Aaifou – Board of Trustees Student Representative, Vai Mariner – 

Deputy Head Girl, Sean Robertson-Wright – Deputy Head Boy, Thomas McHutchison – Head Boy, Makayla Austin – Head Girl 

enrolling now for 2017 

Message from the Principal 

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 am able to report to our 

community that Linwood College has had a 

most positive year. 

It has been a year of significant busyness 

reflecting the growth and positive nature 

of the wider environment: significantly 

increased academic achievement, community 

consultation for our redevelopment and 

whole-school rebuild, our third year of 

providing education at Year 7-13, curriculum 

and teaching changes for a connected and 

pathwayed curriculum, digital learning 

and the daily bedrock practices of positive, 

learning-focused relationships. At Linwood 

College the individual matters. 

Education is a vast field and terms 

like ‘modern’ and ‘innovative learning 

Six Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards 

This year has been an extremely successful 

year at Linwood College for many of senior 

students who have completed their Duke 

of Edinburgh Hillary Gold Award, a highly 

distinguished achievement and one which 

represents a culmination of many years of 

effort, both physically and mentally. 

Gold Awards were presented by the 

Governor-General of New Zealand - 

Right Honourable Dame Patsy Reddy 

environments’ and ‘21st Century learning’ are 

being regularly used in the media. Linwood 

is clear-eyed about the forms of education 

that work for our students. We are focusing 

on ‘flexible learning environments’ so that 

learning can be individualised and students 

see pathways for themselves that engage and 

inspire. It is not about ‘traditional’ or ‘modern’, 

but personalisation so the systems adapt to 

the learner, not the other way round. 

Common sense and formal research are 

united and very clear on the attitudes, 

skills and knowledge that lead secondary 

school students on to a successful postschool 

pathway, both in tertiary study and in 

employment, and it is the daily focus on these 

attributes, principally through our SEaRCH 

values – Service, Excellence, Respect, 

Curiosity and Honesty – that is at the heart of 

our school. 

Nga mihi nui and best wishes for the festive 

season and summer holiday. 

Richard Edmundson - Principal 

with Linwood College receiving more 

awards in 2016 than any other high school. 

Present at the ceremony, held 

in October were the following 

students: Fayreen and Mayreen Fualau, 

Jordan Meddings, Kesaia Rabuka, Boiser 

Raquel and Darney Read. Students have 

expressed appreciation to Chris Allan of the 

Joshua Foundation for guiding and supporting 

them through the process. 

2016 Supreme Awards 

(Left to right) 

• Sam Kerr-Quinn – 25th Anniversary 

Commemorative Prize - Male student 

who has made the widest and most 

valuable contribution to school life 

• Karen Ligsay – Proximae Accessit for 

2016 

• Easter Savelio – 25th Anniversary 

Commemorative female student who 

has made the widest and most valuable 

contribution to school life 

• Ruby Kerr - Dux for 2016 

• Navneet Narayan – I P Anderson Award 

for Leadership 

Sport and Physical Activity Awards 

Linwood College’s recent Sport and Physical 

Activity Awards ceremony was attended 

by our guest speaker Steve Gurney, who 

has won the Coast to Coast race a recordbreaking 

nine times. 

We would like to thank the Linwood 

Tristen Read – 

• Senior Sportsperson of the Year 

• Sportsman of the Year 

(with Dave Turnbull, Linwood 

College BoT Chairman) 

Easter Savelio – 

• Sportswoman of the Year 

(with Principal, Mr Edmundson) 

College community and Linwood College 

Board of Trustees for their continuous 

support as we continue to pursue sporting 

excellence. 

Top awards were presented to the following 

accomplished students. 

Kyle Amer – 

• Junior Sportsman of the Year 

(with Steve Gurney) 

Best Mixed Choir at the Festival of Voices 

Jennifer Merkin – 

• Junior Sportswoman of the Year 

Silver Award Winners: (left to right) Year 12s: Leeah Mullany, Eden Pettigrew, Tyler Austin, Thane 

Sergison, Vanessa Franklin and Year 13: Tia Manawatu. Awards were presented by the Right 

Honorable Mayor Lianne Dalziel and Chris Allan DoE Coordinator - Joshua Foundation. 

Pasifika Programme 

This was the College’s first year in this festival 

which had thirty-two South Island choirs 

participating. We were thrilled to receive these 

Kapa Haka Competition 

awards: ‘Excellence in Cultural Expression’, 

‘Outstanding Duet’ as well as the overall ‘Best 

Mixed Choir’ award for the festival. 

This year a number of fantastic learning 

support networks have been put in place 

to support our Pasifika students. Activities 

included performing in SPAC PAC Polyfest 

in Term 1, speeches and Samoan Language 

Week in Term 2, the *Power-Up and U.C 

XL Pasifika programs in Term 3 and our 

very own Pasifika Awards Night in Term 4. 

(*Power Up – as seen in the photo above, 

is an after-school homework centre at 

the College also including students from 

other schools). 

En route to the 2016 South Island Kapa Haka 

Competition held in Nelson, our College 

students visited the Murchison Area School, 

performing to the very appreciative audience. 

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

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Southern View 

Neighbour 

Hello 

Experienced stylists & 

talented apprentice offer 

latest in hair services 

After a long history in the central city (it started in 1969), 

the Statesman Hair Studio moved to 410 Colombo Street, 

Sydenham, in 2012. 

Two years later, experienced stylist 

Bronwyn Houghton, who had been 

working at the Statesman for 17 

years under various owners, took the 

opportunity to become owner of the 

Salon owner Bronwyn Houghton 

business herself. 

Now in her 20th year with the 

Statesman, she has two other staff 

members alongside her. They are 

Julianne Becker, previous owner/ 

operator of Cashmere Hair Company 

and a talented senior stylist with over 

30 years’ international experience, and 

Bronwyn’s daughter Maddi, their upand-coming 

apprentice, who is in her 

third year of training and thoroughly 

enjoying her hairdressing career. She has 

been named Hairdresser of the Year at 

the Avonmore Tertiary Academy for two 

years running, and is now working fulltime 

in the salon for her third year. 

While there are many salons around 

the city offering cutting and colouring 

services, the stylists at the Statesman 

Hair Studio say their point of difference 

is that they listen to their clients and 

understand how they want their hair to 

look. 

They offer the latest cutting, colouring, 

perming, texturising, finishing services 

and make-up tailored to fit each 

individual client’s needs, and will also 

offer suggestions on how a different 

hairstyle or new colour can enhance a 

client’s looks and personality. 

As well as having the talent and 

experience to create stunning hairstyles 

in the salon, the stylists also share 

with their clients the tips and tricks to 

keep their hair looking great between 

appointments. 

They have a range of quality hair care 

products available for purchase, with 

The Statesman now an exclusive KEUNE 

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with all the products in this brand – as 

Bronwyn says, “We love it!” 

The Statesman Hair Studio is located 

on the corner of Wordsworth and 

Colombo streets in Sydenham. The 

stylists invite you to call in for a free 

consultation, or book an appointment 

online, www.statesmanhairstudio. 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

Shops bursting with 

festive gift ideas 

The countdown to the big day is well underway, so making 

up the Christmas gift list will now be a top priority… if you 

haven’t already done so. 

Finding those special gifts and stocking 

fillers as well as the Christmas treats for 

the table is so easy at our city’s malls and 

shopping centres, where the shops are 

bursting with festive merchandise. 

Every woman likes to receive bodypampering 

gifts, and there is a huge 

selection of these priced to suit all budgets 

at the many pharmacies and gift shops 

around the city. Perfume is another 

favourite and again there is a wide 

selection to choose from, ranging from 

exciting new releases to the well-known 

fragrances that have stood the test of time. 

Lingerie, jewellery, fashion accessories, 

homewares and decor items – there’s no 

end to the ideas for the women on the list. 

The men are equally well catered for, from 

the sophisticated metro-male boyfriends, 

to the car-crazy brothers and the DIY 

in Southern View 

enthusiast and keen gardener husbands 

and dads. Choose from clothing, books, 

tools, personal grooming items and 

gadgets to put a smile on their face on 

Christmas morning. 

Speaking of smiles, nothing gives families 

more joy than seeing the excitement 

of the children opening their presents. 

Whether they are delivered by Santa or 

snuck under the tree by mum and dad, 

the cuddly toys, games, dolls and building 

blocks, the candy canes, toy trucks and 

pretty dresses currently filling the shops 

will bring squeals of sheer happiness from 

the smallest family members. 

The tweens and teens usually have their 

own ideas about what they want for 

Christmas, so the gift cards offered by a 

wide range of retailers are the perfect way 

to please. 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

Neighbour 

Hello 

Restaurant’s authentic Thai 

flavours a long-time favourite 

The delicious Thai food offered at Green 

Chilli in Woolston has been a favourite of 

Christchurch’s Thai food lovers for more than 

20 years. Originally a takeaway outlet located 

in the Woolston shopping centre, Green Chilli 

became a fully-fledged restaurant when it 

moved further along Ferry Road almost three 

years ago. 

Situated at 596 Ferry Rd (next to the Three 

Boys brewery), Green Chilli still offers the 

popular takeaways, but is also a 55-seat 

restaurant, where diners can enjoy the authentic 

Thai flavours with family and friends in 

attractive, Thai-themed surroundings. 

A family-run business, Green Chilli still 

has the same chef, too. Many of the dishes he 

prepares have become customer favourites, 

especially their famous Pad Thai, which is the 

most popular item on the menu. The chicken 

satay with four sticks of large, juicy chicken 

pieces is another very popular dish, and great 

value at only $10. 

Curry puffs, spring rolls and fish cakes 

are among the tasty starters, while the wide 

selection of main dishes includes green, red and 

yellow curries, massaman curry, spicy chicken 

lemongrass and 

Thai-style salads. To 

ensure all taste preferences 

are catered for, the chef 

prepares the dishes in degrees 

of spiciness – mild, medium, Kiwi 

hot and Thai hot, according to what is 

requested. 

Fully licensed, Green Chilli is open from 

11-30am-2pm for lunch and from 5pm till late 

for dinner, seven days a week. They offer a 

Wednesday special – three courses for $22. And 

with a 10 per cent discount for group bookings, 

Green Chilli is ideal for Christmas and family 

functions. 

Off-street parking is available and there 

is plenty of on-street parking as well. They 

also offer a free delivery service – minimum 

order $45, within the local area. For over two 

kilometres away there is a $5 delivery charge. 

Green Chilli is located at 596 Ferry Rd, 

Woolston. For bookings or takeaway orders 

phone 381 2855, or their new number, 384 

9993. They will be open right through the 

Christmas and New Year holidays, except for 

Christmas Day and Boxing Day. 

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Open Mon - Fri 9.30am - 5pm 

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Email caitlin.miles@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Craft Corner 

Wednesday, 11am-1pm 

Got some cross-stitch, knitting, 

crochet or other craft you’ve 

been working on but want some 

company? Take your portable 

craft to this event and be around 

other crafty people. Learn some 

new skills, share your knowledge 

and meet some new people in 

the process. While you’re there 

find some interesting craft related 

books in the library for future 

projects. There are no obligations 

to go along to this group, you can 

come and go as you please. 

Linwood Library, first floor 

Eastgate Mall. Free entry 

Science Alive 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

These fun drop-in sessions 

aim to get school-aged children 

interested in science and the 

things happening in the world 

around them. Find some 

interesting science-related books 

while at the library to take home 

and read. 

Linwood Library, Eastgate 

Shopping Centre first floor. Free 

entry 

Summertime Reading Club 

For Kids 

Opens Friday 

Need some books for the 

summer school holidays? Pick 

up some books and a Passport 

to Summer. Each page has fun 

reading-related activities to 

complete. After you finish the 

challenges on each page, stop 

in at a library to collect a stamp 

in your passport. Once you’ve 

completed eight activities and 

collected five stamps in total, 

get your passport checked by a 

librarian to enter the draw to win 

some prizes, including an iPad 

mini 2, an Orana Park family 

pass, pool passes, movie passes 

and book vouchers. 

Any Christchurch city library 

branch. Free entry 

Carols By Candlelight 

Friday, 6.00-8.30pm 

This event is for the whole 

family to enjoy. Janice Gray and 

Lizzie Cook will be MCs for the 

night. Check out the Linwood 

Village Market and warm up 

your vocal cords for the carol 

sing along. Take your own 

seating and a candle to light at 

the end of the concert. Get the 

children involved and show off 

your singing skills with other 

people in the community. Phone 

981 2881 or email linwood. 

art.ctr@gmail.com for more 

information. 

Doris Lusk Reserve, cnr of 

Stanmore Rd and Worcester St. 

Free entry 

FESTIVE: Visit the Christmas Grotto and take a journey through this magical Christmas 

wonderland. The grotto has something for all ages to enjoy and a mix of displays and scenes 

to view. During the week, the grotto will be open from 9am-3pm, and on Friday, Saturday and 

Sunday, it will be open from 9am-9pm. This year the organisers have decided to wipe the entry 

fee so enjoy the show free of charge. You won’t be able to miss it with the lights streaming from 

the South West Baptist Church, cnr of Lyttelton and Cobham Sts. The grotto will be open until 

Christmas Eve. 

School’s Out For Summer At 

Waltham 

Saturday, 12.30-3.30pm 

Jump into the start of the 

school holidays with Waltham 

Summer Pool’s Schools out for 

Summer event. Take the family 

to the pool for an active and 

fun day. There will be plenty of 

pool games for the whole family 

to enjoy and More FM will be 

there with hot dogs and a lolly 

scramble. 

Waltham Swimming Pool, 

Waltham Park. Free entry 

Opawa Farmers’ Market 

Sunday, 9am-noon 

Grab some locally grown 

produce or freshly baked bread 

at the market, which runs 

every Sunday. Pick up organic 

products and enjoy taking a 

look around the market. 

275 Fifield Tce, Opawa. Free 

entry 

Halswell Community 

Market 

Sunday, noon-3pm 

This market is a day for the 

family. With a ‘kids corner’ 

full of colouring competitions 

and games, they can stay 

entertained while you sip on 

some organic coffee, munch 

on some food from the various 

food trucks, wonder around the 

stalls and enjoy the live music. 

The stalls have everything from 

fresh and locally grown produce 

to shabby chic items. 

St John of God Chapel, 26 

Nash Rd, Halswell. Free entry 

Opawa Community 

Christmas Carols 

Sunday, 6-7.30pm 

The Opawa Community 

Church has organised this 

event for the whole community 

to get involved in. Whether 

you’re new to the area or a 

long-time resident, it will 

be a good opportunity to 

get involved in a traditional 

Christmas carol evening. 

Stedfast Brass will provide the 

music. From 5.30pm, there will 

be barbecue sausages, coffee, 

cold drinks and other nibbles 

available to purchase. Feel free 

to take your own picnic and 

chairs as the carols will be on 

concrete. 

Cnr of Aynsley Tce and Opawa 

Rd. Free entry 

FUn aCTiViTiES 

for the kids 

With school holidays creeping closer and 

closer, you will be desperately thinking of 

some activities to keep the kids occupied and 

entertained. Here are a few ideas to get them 

out in the fresh air. 

Sow Sunflower seeds 

Sunflowers add a bright burst of colour and also 

draw much-needed bees to the garden. They are 

super easy to grow, and give the kids something to 

keep an eye on as they begin to grow. Here are some 

tips for planting. 

1) Pick a part of your garden that has plenty of sun. 

For taller varieties, make sure that you plant them 

near a fence or trellis so they are protected from the 

wind, and so you can tie them back if they start to 

topple. 

2) Sunflowers like to grow when the weather’s warm 

so now is a great time to get in to it. 

3) Push the seeds into the soft soil. Make sure 

they’re down at least one centimetre, then water 

well (using a watering can) afterwards 

4) As the plants grow, keep them well watered, and 

give them some fertiliser every couple of weeks. 

Plant a hanging basket 

These looks great, and 

take up very little space. 

Head down to your local 

garden centre and grab 

a hanging basket and let 

the kids help you pick the 

flowers you want to add 

in. use South-Hort Patio Plus as your growing mix, 

as this contains all the vital nutrients your plants will 

need to keep flowering, and help them get through 

the summer heat. 

Paint pots 

Grab some plain terracotta pots, and some paint and 

let the kids get creative. Once they are done, choose 

some flowers or some herbs and get planting. Once 

again, use South-Hort Patio Plus. This mix is designed 

specifically for growing in pots, containers and 

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KIDSTUFF 

FLAME FILES 

Don’t leave clothes in 

the dryer unattended 

Fire risk management 

officer Mark Thomas 

talks about call outs 

in the lead up to 

Christmas, and a new 

call out to a fire in an 

ice cream truck 

Another week and 

another series of car 

crashes in Christchurch. 

Twenty-one attended by 

Fire Service troops in the 

past seven days. 

Lately, these seem to be 

increasing quite alarmingly. 

It might be the time 

of year, it might be something 

to do with drink 

driving but, whatever it 

is, a car crash just now is 

pretty much guaranteed to 

result in a less than merry 

Christmas. 

For goodness sake watch 

where you’re driving, 

watch other traffic and pedestrians 

and don’t speed. 

You’ve heard the term 

‘fire and ice’. ‘Fire and ice 

cream’ doesn’t have the 

same ring about it does it? 

Every now and then 

comes an incident that 

is new, even to long-time 

firefighters. A recently 

opened service station in 

Harewood had a fire in 

an ice cream machine last 

Thursday. 

It didn’t come to much 

and was shut down by 

staff with firefighters just 

ensuring no fire spread 

with a thermal imaging 

camera. 

I’ve mentioned this before 

but leaving the house 

with a clothes dryer just 

started is not recommended. 

We’ve all done it, many 

of us not even thinking 

THE PLAYHOUSE CHALLENGE 

about the possibilities. 

Mostly nothing will happen 

other than the clothes 

being dry when you come 

home. But occasionally, 

as in Malabar Cres, 

Broomfield, last Friday, a 

family will come home to 

a destroyed home. 

By being there while 

the appliance is operating 

you increase your chance 

of cutting off a fire or at 

least having us on the way 

earlier. 

And every second saved 

means so much more of 

your stuff saved. 

Tenants Protection Association (TPA) Christchurch, Birthright Canterbury, and 

Star Media are proud to present Canterbury’s first ever ‘Playhouse Challenge.’ 

The competition will see some of our top architects and building teams compete 

against each other to build Canterbury’s best playhouse and receive an award for 

‘Best Architectural Playhouse’ or the ‘People’s Choice’. 

The best five playhouses will be judged by an expert panel and members of the 

public attending the 2017 Star Home & Leisure Show. The playhouses will be on 

display at the Show from 30 June until 2 July, where they will also be auctioned. 

Proceeds from the auction will be shared between TPA and Birthright Canterbury 

to support their ongoing work in the community. 

Send in Your Expression of Interest 

If you think you are up for the challenge of building 

Canterbury’s best playhouse, please submit an 

Expression of Interest by 5pm on 22 December. 

Visit birthrightchch.org.nz or tpa.org.nz 

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to 

contact Di Harwood at TPA on (03) 379-2297. 

Lindisfarne is a Family Business 

Lindisfarne Nursery School was 

established in 1987 by Tricia Cuthbert and 

remains part of the Cuthbert family today. 

We have a large open villa which offers 

pre-schoolers a great space for lots of fun 

activities, and a nursery building where 

the babies and toddlers can develop and 

explore at their own pace. 

Our registered teachers provide a 

programme of wonderful activities based 

on the national curriculum, Te Whariki, 

which encourages a love of learning, and 

you will receive regular updates about how 

your child is developing. 

The pre-school villa offers the children 

a large open space with family and roleplay 

areas, areas for construction and 

Kids love CASPA! 

CASPA (Creative After School 

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friends and try new experiences all 

within a safe, nurturing environment. 

CASPA offers working parents an 

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holiday programme that their kids 

just love! 

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convenience and affordability for parents. 

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activities including sports, music, games, 

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Previous themes and activities have 

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and hundreds of other amazing themes/ 

activities! 

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knowing their kids are safe and enjoying 

the benefits of a quality after school 

programme. Some parents and caregivers 

also enjoy government subsidies for 

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approved for the OSCAR Subsidy and in 

some circumstances, the full CASPA fee 

will be covered by the subsidy. 

For more information or to enrol, call 

Caroline, Rachel or Tania on 349 9260 or 

visit www.caspa.org.nz 

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art, a library full of wonderful books and 

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Your child will have a portfolio which 

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Morning and afternoon tea and a 

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Thanks and 

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from Denture South team 

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Johnson, Len Beattie and Janice Ling. 

Andrew Johnson and his team at 

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Street and Hornby, want to say 

thank you for all the support 

they have received from Christchurch 

people throughout 2016. 

“And we hope everyone has a wonderful 

Christmas and New Year,” says Andrew. 

Both clinics will be closing on December 

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“We’ll be available for all denture services 

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The two Denture South clinics cater for 

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BUILDer 

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ph Josh 020 400 96143 

CArrIer LoCAL 

experienced, friendly, 

trade-me purchases, single 

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removals & trade 

deliveries a specialty. Ph 

GEH 341-5069 

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wide call now 03 387- 1103 or 027 697-8541 

0770 or 027 245 5226 

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BUILDer 

CArpet & vInyL 

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but specialist in bathroom relaying, restretching. 

renovations, 30 yrs Email jflattery@xtra. 

experience, with service 

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co.nz, ph 0800 003 181 or 

027 2407416 

Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or 

0274 367-067. 

DRIVEWAYS 

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Replace, repair or new. 

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We are a local company 

building work, bathroom with over 10 yrs exp. 

re modelling, decks etc We also operate a 

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021 613 493 

BUILDer LICenSeD 

earthworks. 

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building. Please call 027 for a free quote. 

241-7471 or 335-0265 


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2014713 

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email 

co.nz 

johnmill@ihug.

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Members, guests & affiliates welcome

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Check our website or 

Facebook page to view 

our extended Christmas 

trading hours 

Santa arrives tomorrow and 

is here everyday from 

11am – 1pm and 1.30 – 4pm. 

For that perfect gift... 

Barrington Gift Vouchers available from our 

Gift Wrap counter or Centre Management Office 

256 Barrington Street, Christchurch 8024 • Ph. 03 332 4221 

WWW.BARRINGTONSHOPPING.CO.NZ 

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