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Opposition to skate park grows
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
NEARLY 600 residents have
signed a petition to stop a skate
park being built at Halswell
Domain.
The Halswell Domain Action
Group presented a petition
signed by 570 residents to the
Riccarton-Wigram Community
Board.
The petition presented by
action group member Wendy
Gilbert said they felt the skate
park had the potential to devalue
properties and could introduce
an element of “anti-social”
behaviour.
A decision on the location
of the skate park will be made
on July 27 at an extraordinary
Riccarton-Wigram Community
Board meeting.
Community board chairwoman
Helen Broughton said
she felt the Halswell Domain
hadn’t been explored properly.
She said she is planning to organise
a “walkaround” with action
group member Mrs Gilbert
to look at alternative areas in the
Halswell Domain.
Western News has learned that
Halswell Quarry Park may be
suggested as an alternative site.
Another location suggested
from the Halswell skate park
workshop last month was a wetland
area on Halswell Rd.
Halswell Community Project
chairwoman Chrys Horn said
she found the workshop was
“pretty horrible”.
She said the workshop created
more conflict than a safe way for
people to talk about their needs.
Ms Horn said it bothers her
the community board makes the
final decision because they want
to please people.
But community board chairman
Mike Mora said the tension
was expected.
“There is that when the community
wants something when
the other residents don’t,” he said.
Ms Horn said she is not sure
where she would like to see the
skate park go but felt in some
ways Halswell Domain was a
good place.
“To be safe it needs to be in
view of houses. The trouble is
people don’t want to see our
young people for some reason. I
am not sure why,” she said.
Halswell Domain, beside the
playground, Knights Stream
Sports Park, Scott Park and an
area in Westlake Reserve were
originally shortlisted by city
council staff as possible sites.
Mrs Gilbert said the Halswell
Domain Action group was opposed
to the skate park being
close to residential housing and
the compatibility of it with the
playground and miniature railway
area.
The city council says there is
no proposal to remove any play
equipment from Halswell Domain
and the play space could
be increased as part of any final
proposal.
HAVE YOUR SAY: Where
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Isabella Garbett, 17, is a
wonderful example of a young
person unafraid to stand up and
fight for what she believes in.
In this week’s Our People
feature, she talks to reporter
Georgia O’Connor-Harding about
apathy around women’s issues in
her age group. She also weighs in
on the Hornby High School skirt
debate. It’s a great read on pages 8
and 9.
My friend’s primary-aged
daughter loves checking out our
school news pages each week. She
races out to the letterbox to see
if she recognises any of the faces.
Check out pages 10 and 11 to see
if you know any of the schools
in this week. If your school is
celebrating Maori Language
Week, send in some photos of
what you got up to, we would love
to see them – we may even put
them in next week’s paper!
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Centre’s celebration
THE REPAIRED Wharenui
Recreation Centre Stadium was
re-opened to the public last
week.
The popular centre, located
next to Wharenui Swimming
Pool, was damaged in the February
2011 earthquake.
It has now been repaired and
strengthened to 100 per cent of
the New Building Standard.
Last week, Deputy Mayor
Vicki Buck officially re-opened
the centre, which now boasts
a colourful Kiwiana-themed
mural on the outside wall.
“I actually had the privilege of
opening the centre back in 1991
as Christchurch mayor, and this
in some ways is more meaningful,”
Ms Buck said.
The Kiwiana-themed mural
was painted by internationallyrenowned
Christchurch-born
street artist Dcypher (aka Guy
Ellis), who returned from the
United States in May to create
art work.
“It looks amazing, and adds
a real burst of colour that we’re
thankfully starting to see more
of around the city,” Ms Buck
said.
The re-opening of the centre
was marked with speeches, a
waiata from pupils of Wharenui
School, and a basketball game
on the revamped court.
Before its closure, the centre
was a popular location for the
public and pupils from local
schools. It was used for basketball,
exercise classes, badminton
and martial arts.
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TAGGING SCAN
Hillmorton was the most tagged
suburb in western Christchurch
during the city council’s annual
graffiti scan, carried out over a
week in February. The suburb
had 22 tags recorded. Of the
other western suburbs scanned,
Halswell had 13, Riccarton West
had 7, Fendalton had 4, and
Russley had 0.
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Riccarton Rd features seating for
16 people and displays showing
real-time bus information and
approaching buses. The new bus
lounges are part of a package of
public transport changes along
Riccarton Rd.
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Youth need to
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global issues
United Nations
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and Canterbury
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talks about issues
that need to be
addressed with youth in the
Ilam community
Being part of the United Nations
Youth New Zealand organisation
offers many opportunities for me to
educate and inspire young people on
the global issues our world faces.
In the Canterbury region, UN
Youth particularly focuses on high
school students as there doesn’t seem
to be as much interest among the university
students in the Ilam area.
An issue that I see becoming more
present within the Ilam area among
youth is a lack of knowledge about the
international community and where
New Zealand stands within all of the
international institutions we are a part
of.
This is an issue because as the world
becomes more globalised and New
Zealand is a signatory to international
treaties and trade agreements, such as
the TPP, it is becoming more important
to have youth voice heard on what
we want the international community
to look like in the future.
University students in the Ilam area
are mostly all eligible to vote which
means they have the ability to select
a Government where they feel their
voices are heard.
The lack of understanding of New
Zealand’s position on an international
stage is an issue because many of the
negotiations New Zealand are having
are with members from the international
community which effect New
Zealand citizens directly.
We need to go above awareness of
global issues and begin understanding
their meaning and their implications
on New Zealand, only then can we
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A reader responds to the Western
News article on the Wishbone cafe
at Te Hapua: Halswell Centre getting
boycotted:
Bill Dengel, of Halswell – Your recent
report that a boycott organised by the
pretentiously-labelled Halswell Community
Project has successfully driven out the
proprietors of the Wishbone Cafe in the Te
Hapua:Halswell Centre appals me.
It’s fair to assume that the cafe owners are
ordinary, decent citizens attempting nothing
more than to earn an honest living. The
young ladies serving in the cafe are, presumably,
local girls, and consequently will now be
out of a job.
And, were not the proprietors appointed
by the city council, so why not run a boycott
against them? Or was that not sufficiently
headline-grabbing?
Whatever, thanks to the lead taken by the
HCP and their misguided, mean-spirited supporters,
the Wishbone cafe supporters have
cried “enough.”
One can only sympathise with them and try
to reassure them that we’re not all like that.
A reader responds to the Western
News article on car theft in Halswell:
Jacinta Houston – I have lived in
Halswell on the Park subdivision for 18
months.
During the last six months we have had
three motor vehicles broken into.
The first incident was the smashing of the
front passenger side window of a friend’s
car – parked in front of our house – nothing
stolen.
Second was my father’s car which was
parked in the drive-way, the small triangular
window was smashed – stole his wallet and
mobile phone which he has forgotten to
remove from the glovebox (cards found in
Halswell Park).
Third was my car, again they smashed the
small triangular window in the back – nothing
stolen.
Annoying for all involved, especially having
to wait on repairs – my friend had to have the
window for his Jeep sent from United States.
All were reported to the police. I did comment
to police (after third incident) that I had
never seen a police patrol in the area, though
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St Thomas old boy off to Rio
• Gordon Findlater
NATHAN FLANNERY was
holidaying with friends in Bali
when he received a text from
Rowing New Zealand chief
executive Simon Peterson telling
him they needed to talk.
A conversation over the
phone revealed that Flannery’s
dreams of competing in the Rio
de Janeiro Olympics could still
be alive after learning that the
Russian men’s quad team were
under investigation fer alleged
doping.
“I came home straightaway. I
got the first flight back to New
Zealand and we got straight
back into training,” Flannery
said.
The New Zealand quad
team missed out on automatic
qualification at the 2015 World
Rowing Championships in
Aiguebelette, France, by 0.05
seconds.
A last chance qualifying regatta
in Lucerne was the team’s
final opportunity to book a spot
in Rio. However, with just two
spots available, a third place finish
behind Canada and Russia
meant the team’s Olympic hopes
were over.
Not knowing their fate for
almost two weeks while they
waited for news on whether
the Russian crew would be
excluded from the games, the
team continued to train until an
announcement was made.
With a decision coming last
Friday, it’s now full steam ahead
to Rio.
“The plan has definitely
changed because we missed four
weeks of preparation. We have
a plan, though, to get us in the
best shape possible.
“We’ve lost a bit of fitness but
we’re confident we can get back
in form.”
Flannery grew up in Halswell,
attending Oakland Primary
School before beginning his
rowing career at St Thomas’ of
Canterbury College.
He was part of the rowing
programme from 2007-2010,
competing in single scull, double,
quad and the four.
The highlight of his time at
St Thomas’ was winning the
under-18 quad at the Maadi
Cup, the school’s first national
gold title.
Flannery then went on to
be named in the New Zealand
under-19 team to compete at the
Junior World Rowing Championships
in the Czech Republic,
finishing third in the quad.
In 2012, a stint in double
sculls saw Flannery win gold
at the World Rowing Under-23
Championships in Lithuania.
In 2013, he moved into the
RIO BOUND: Nathan
Flannery (left) with the
New Zealand men’s team
after winning the quad
event at the New Zealand
Rowing Championships
in March. ​
men’s elite quad team, and they
won silver at the 2013 World
Rowing Cup in Sydney. Flannery
describes the quad team’s
first couple of years together as
challenging.
“2013 was pretty disastrous,
we learned a lot. 2014 was pretty
disastrous as well and we did
some more learning.”
In 2015, Flannery’s had his
most challenging year as a rower.
He suffered glandular fever in
late 2014 and was unable to get
himself into a boat for six weeks.
Not part of the quad team at
the 2015 World Rowing Championships,
Flannery was able to
get himself back into the team
this year.
School
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RANGI RURU Girls’ School is
teaming up with a 21-year-old
entrepreneur’s company to help
students into tertiary education.
Crimson Consulting, the company
set up by then 18-year-old
Jamie Beaton, will be sending one
of its tutors to Rangi as a full-time
“career pathway strategist”.
The young Harvard graduate’s
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Mr Beaton started the company
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Judge for wine awards
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
NEW WORLD Wigram
liquor manager Cameron
Lovell will help judge the
supermarket chain’s wine
awards.
Mr Lovell will be working
alongside a panel of 13 expert
wine judges chaired by wine
judge Jim Harre.
Associate judges will be
tasting up to 120 wines a day
during the judging.
Mr Lovell said he was
excited to be judging at the
competition and is looking
forward to picking up “key”
wine knowledge to pass onto
customers at New World
Wigram.
“I think it is good to have
the wine awards – it shows
customers we have been
working to get the best wine,”
Mr Lovell said.
Prior to working as a liquor
manager, Mr Lovell had
been working in the grocery
department for the past eight
years and was previously
a grocery manager at New
World Stanmore.
However, this will not be his
first time taste-testing some
of the countries’ best wine.
Earlier this year, Mr Lovell
attended an internal selection
at Omarino Wine Park for
liquor managers from around
the South Island looking to
judge at the New World Wine
Awards.
At the selection,
independent wine judging
panel Jim Harre and Sam Kim
took the delegates through
how to taste the wine before
they did a mock judging.
The delegates with the
scores that most closely
matched the judge’s scores
were selected as associate
judges.
A Foodstuffs spokesman
said the experience the
associate judges receive will be
“invaluable” for selecting wine
for their supermarkets as well
as assisting customers with
questions about wine.
Last year the competition
had 1309 wines entered from
185 wineries.
Mr Lovell said said he
cannot think of a single
wine he does not like but his
favourite is pinot noir.
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Tuesday July 5 2016
Our People
WESTERN NEWS
Isabella Garbett
Making sure the
HIGH ACHIEVER: Isabella Garbett was recently recognised at
the Canterbury Youth Awards. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
St Andrew’s College student Isabella Garbett, 17, was recognised at the
Canterbury Youth Awards for helping give young people a voice. She
spoke to Georgia O’Connor-Harding about engaging with the youth of the
city, her views on gender inequality and the time she spends feeding the
homeless every Sunday.
How does it feel to have
been awarded the Advocate
Inclusion and Diversity Award
at the Canterbury Youth
Awards last week?
I was quite surprised. Aside
from that, I am so incredibly
humbled because the people I
was up against do some incredible
things. So good, but at the
same time I wish everyone could
be recognised for the awesome
things they have done.
This award is about ensuring
young people have a voice.
Could you tell me about some
of the things you do to ensure
this happens in the city?
Primarily what I do outside of
school is volunteer for New Zealand
Red Cross project, Bounce. It
came about after the earthquake
and it is centred around creating
a space for young people to talk
about well-being and gearing them
up with some tips to deal with
tough times. It is run by young
people for young people. I came
in when they were starting to
re-brand. It is about finding ways
to engage people. A lot of people
don’t want to read a text book.
It’s targeted at people aged 12-24.
In school, I am also the head of
community service, the sustainability
council, the student council
and head of debating.
But that’s not all you are doing.
Are you an advocate for
women’s rights as well?
Most things I do with a feminist
lens. There is a real trend
with year 9-11 students where
they are quite apathetic to a lot of
women’s issues. (Men and women)
might be equal in the eyes of
the law, but we are not equal in
the eyes of society. It is important
to me when that younger
generation comes through that
they don’t forget about where we
have come from and we have a
good appreciation of women and
their places in society. But feminism
isn’t just about women – it
affects men, too.
What did you think of the
whole Hornby High School
skirt debacle last week?
That is just another classic
example of ridiculous doublestandards.
Because when you
tell girls that they need to wear
longer skirts because they are
distracting male teachers or male
students, you are telling a boy
he is more entitled to education
than a girl is – and that is just not
the case. A lot of the time people
don’t think about what they are
saying and how it translates. I
know the school’s response was
that it was not what they were
quite trying to say, but as soon as
you start saying those messages
it is really harmful.
Is there inequality in the city?
Yes, it is not horrific, but New
Zealand on a whole has quite
an interesting culture in terms
of gender inequality. Even with
young boys and the messages we
give them – that they have got
to be strong, don’t cry – that is
harmful. It is about ensuring both
genders are given equal opportunity.
We have horrendous domestic
violence, rape, sexual violence.
We have got bad suicide stats in
New Zealand as a whole.
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young have a voice
And you have made a major
contribution to the homeless?
Our school has a relationship
with this taxi driver called
Daniel, who runs a feeding the
homeless thing every Sunday at
Latimer Square. I started doing
that in year 10. I like to give back
when I can. Over time I have
built up some cool relationships
with the people (involved).
Being able to understand why
the homeless are where they
are, and what is going on in
their lives, is like building a
friendship.
Tell me about some of the
most interesting people you
have met?
I met someone the other day
who has been out of prison for
five years. He is now working
with more recently released
prisoners to help them deal with
getting out of prison. There was
another guy, I’m not sure what his
background was, but he sleeps on
the street. He is one of the nicest
people I have ever met. He keeps
the order (in Latimer Square),
makes sure everyone stands in a
line and the kids get fed first. He
is the last to come up and that is
really humbling to see.
What is it like seeing people
your own age and even younger
in that situation?
It breaks my heart. I do the
things I do because I have an
education and opportunity,
which means I will be able to go
somewhere. It is people like that
who keep me in check.
You are in your last year of
school. What do you want to do
next year?
I want to go to Victoria University
of Wellington. I want
to do a law degree and major
in gender studies and history and
do a Bachelor of Arts.
What is your big dream?
I want to end up running an
aid organisation. I want to focus
on women’s issues. I would love
to do something in first-world
countries in the lower-social
economic areas. Then, after that,
I want to go to Africa. I have got
a teacher who taught in Uganda.
I would love to do something
like that. It is going to be a lot
of work, but hopefully I am in a
situation raising the awareness of
people who are in the positions
of power. Also enabling those
who aren’t in power to get to
where they want to be.
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Do you have any other
hobbies in your spare time?
I play four instruments and
I sing. Violin, piano, guitar
and viola. I love playing in the
school orchestra. Aside from
that, I hang out with my friends.
I would not be anywhere near
where I am today if it was not
for my friends and family. I am
really lucky to have people who
challenge me to think more
critically. I have two younger
brothers and my grandmother
also lives with us. I love them
dearly.
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SCHOOL
WESTERN NEWS
GROUP EFFORT: Cancer Society representative Emily Box with Hornby High School students Tyler
Ford, Joesph Wright, Heremaia Manihera, Rania Kaskar, Jenna Kelly and Zakara Waho. ​
Fundraiser nets over $700
HORNBY HIGH School students
have given their time to help the
Cancer Society as part of a Project
K challenge.
Project K is part of the Graeme
Dingle youth programme to help
young Kiwis develop and do acts of
goodwill for the community.
As part of Project K, Hornby
High School students were required
to choose a charity and give
AN AREA of Willowbank Wildlife
Reserve’s takahē enclosure has been
revitalised thanks to the work of
Riccarton High School students and
Canterbury University’s student
volunteer army.
In a few hours the students
had transformed the enclosure in
Northwood after taking on the restoration
project as part of the SVA’s
UCan volunteer programme.
The UCan programme encourages
secondary students to become
leaders in their community through
volunteering and being mentored
by SVA members.
About 35 year 10 students from
schools across the city including
Riccarton High School took part in
the event last week.
The group soon got to work clearing
the areas before planting young
native trees and grasses.
At the end of the morning’s
work, the students were treated to
lunch by the SVA as well as the opportunity
to see one of Willowbank
Wildlife Reserve’s kiwis up close.
something to them – whether it is
through labour, a gift of equipment
or money.
Graeme Dingle Foundation Canterbury
regional manager Noeline
Allan said a lot of students wanted
to help the Cancer Society due to
many having their family members
affected by the disease.
The students set up a bucket
collection at The Hub Hornby mall
and raised $704.90.
Cancer Society representative
Emily Box said the funds would
be used to support the costs
of transporting three people to
chemotherapy for five weeks.
The students have now been
teamed up with their adult mentors
who will work with them over the
next 12 months and will graduate
in June 2017.
Takahe enclosure revitalised
DIGGING DEEP: (From left) – Year 10 Riccarton High School
students Jacob Miles, Jordyn Hasselberg, student volunteer army
member Bonnie Mae Dalton, students Muskaan Lal and Adam
Stedman.
RECOGNITION: Judge Peter Boshier being presented
with a gift from St Thomas of Canterbury student Nuku
Tau.
Research on youth
offenders completed
LAST WEEK a presentation
was held for St Thomas
of Canterbury students
following their completion of
research on young offenders.
This year the National
Youth Custody Index 2016
was completed by students
Nuku Tau, Te Aotahi Rice-
Edwards, Joseph Devine and
Xavier Ngaata.
At the presentation, New
Zealand chief ombudsman
Judge Peter Boshier was
presented with a gift from St
Thomas of Canterbury after
he was invited as a guest
speaker at the presentation
last week.
The YCI Index was first
released in September 2014.
Every year the project is
completed by four students
aged 16-18 years old.
The YCI Index is the
school’s contribution to the
ongoing debate about the
incarceration of young New
Zealanders.
The conclusion they came
to this year was Te Poutamathe
youth sexual offender
unit is too reliant on teacher
aides and not registered
teachers.
The students said they have
concerns that the Education
Review Office do not visit
and make assessments at Te
Poutama.
The students concluded
while there is a decrease to
custodial sentencing they
were concerned there was a
high level of re-offending.
In the report they said
the continual high rate of
Maori involved in custodial
environments remains “unacceptable”.
Statistics from the
Ministry of Justice website
showed between 1992-2014
some 2000 to 5000 New
Zealand youth were in
court.
To read more on the
research completed by the
students go to http://www.
stc.school.nz/wp-content/
uploads/2015/08/Youth-in-
Custody-Index.pdf
RECOGNISING SOCIAL ISSUES: Community Law
Canterbury manager Paul O’Neill, students Nuku Tau,
Te Aotahi Rice-Edwards, chief ombudsman and Judge
Peter Boshier, students Joseph Devine and Xavier
Ngaata.
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SCHOOL
CELEBRATING YOUTH DAY: On Thursday morning Patrick Hansen, Ben Topham, Earl Baua,
Luke Payne, Ben O’Connell, Joseph Spijkerman and Francis Verbo, along with teachers Mr
Newton and Mr Kennedy made a trip to Villa Maria College. The students then returned on
foot with the Youth Day Cross carrying a large crucifix down Yaldhurst Rd along with students
from Villa Maria College. The cross is part of the World Youth Day festival. The festival,
initiated under Pope John Paul II, is a celebration of Catholic youth and leadership.
Healthy environment earns award
AN EARLY learning centre in
Halswell has joined the ranks
as one of the heart-healthiest
centres in the country after
achieving an award from the
Heart Foundation.
Edukids Halswell has
been the recipient of the Pa-
Harakeke-gold star (flourishing)
award.
The award was presented to
the centre last Friday by Heart
Foundation health promotion
co-ordinator Bek Parry.
To earn this award, an early
learning centre must have created
a healthy environment and
engaged the wider whanau and
community in healthy eating
and physical activity.
The centre first signed up for
the Heart Foundation’s Healthy
Heart award in 2014; initially
achieving the Rito award.
The Heart Foundation’s
Healthy Heart Award programme
is partially funded
by the Ministry of Health and
helps early learning services
create environments promoting
healthy eating and physical
activity to under-fives and their
families.
There are more than 4000
HEALTHY TICK: (From left): Carter Phelan, Halswell Edukids
centre manager Janaya Phelan, Keisha Budhia, teacher
Erin Bradley, Bek Parry, teacher Tracey Meikla, Caleb Horne,
Isabella Wei and teacher Nikki Bradley. ​
early learning services in New
Zealand, with about 10 per
cent of them holding a Healthy
Heart Award, about 150 hold
the prestigious Pā-Harakeke’
level.
Centre manager, Janaya
Phelan said she and her team
are proud to be receiving the
award.
“We applied for the healthy
heart award because it provided
us with up-to-date and ongoing
information for parents, as well
as giving us a sound platform
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Children have also been
extending their physical skills
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A FORMER Christchurch Boys’
High School student has won
an award that will allow him
to travel to the United States to
continue his studies.
Ethan Thomson won a
Fulbright Science and Innovation
Graduate Award which
has opened a door for him to
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He is currently studying towards
a PhD in earthquake engineering
at Canterbury University.
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‘Dangerous’ intersection
• By Andrew King
AN intersection labelled
as “dangerous” by the
community will not be
considered for an upgrade,
says a recent city council
report.
Parents tell their children to
avoid the Breens, Gardiners
and Harewood Rds intersection.
Nearby Breens Intermediate
staff also regularly
remind pupils about the risks
of crossing it.
The Fendalton-Waimairi
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Staff reported back to
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“There are no current plans
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More than 14,000 vehicles
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NO UPGRADE: City council staff recommended that this Harewood intersection – labelled
as “dangerous” by the community – does not need to be upgraded.
every day.
Statistics released by the
New Zealand Transport Agency
show between 2011 and
2015 there were seven minor
crashes and four non-injury
crashes at the intersection.
There were no fatal or serious
injury crashes reported.
Shirley-Papanui Community
Board deputy chairman Aaron
Keown said the crash statistics
cannot be the determining
factor as to whether an
intersection is deemed dangerous.
“Under this current council,
we will need a fatality to trigger
an action, and that in my
book is unacceptable,” he said.
Mr Keown said an upgrade
is needed to put the residents
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“It doesn’t take a rocket
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deputy chairman David
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questions around what
solutions city council traffic
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Musical Instrument Practice
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Tuesday, July 5 and Thursday,
July 7, 3.30-7pm
Book a time to go solo or
have a silent practice with up
to four band-mates. There will
be electronic drums, a digital
piano, a Roland session mixer,
mics and headphones available
for budding musicians. You can
also take in your own electric
instruments and plug into the
session mixer.
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Go Well Group-Play
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Thursday, July 7, 1.30pm-3pm
Go along to the library and
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Fendalton Library, Cr of Clyde
and Jeffreys Rd
Minecraft Club
Thursday, July 7, 3.30-4.30pm
Get creative, start crafting!
Build imaginative worlds and
battle nocturnal creatures at
the learning centres’ minecraft
club. Novice or expert, join the
club and play in another world.
A tutor will be in attendance to
supervise and assist if necessary.
Te Hapua: Halswell Centre, 341
Halswell Rd
The History of Te Reo Māori
in children’s publishing
Thursday, July 7, 4-5pm
New Zealand publishing
history comes alive during Te
Wiki o Te Reo Māori as librarian
specialists share the treasures
in their collections. This session
aims to celebrate Te Reo Māori in
print and highlight the resources
we have in our libraries. The
event will be presented by New
Zealand Research Librarian
Caroline Syddall Māori
Children’s Literature Selector
Terrisa Goldsmith and Maori
Services Aurelia Arona.
Fendalton Library, Cr of Clyde
and Jeffreys Rd
Card Making Class
Friday, July 8, 9am-10am
Go and learn how to make
beautiful handcrafted cards. The
cost for your first class is $5 and
you’ll make two to three cards,
depending on how long it takes
you to put things together. Your
classes after that are free. The
class is best suited for adults.
Upper Riccarton Library, 71
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Design your own Bookmark-
Holiday Activity
Monday, July 11, 9.30am-11am
Create your own personalised
bookmark at the library. The
HOLIDAY FUN: Go along to the Doodle Design - Learning Centre Kidsfest as part of the school
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The session is best-suited for children aged seven to 10 years. Bookings are essential and there
is a cost of $15. The session will be held on Monday July 11, 9.30am-3pm at Te Hapau: Halswell
Centre, 341 Halswell Rd.
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children.
Upper Riccarton Library, 71
Main South Rd
Board Games-Holiday
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Monday, July 11, 10am-
11.30am
Go try gaming before
computers! There will be a
variety of board games to try.
Te Hapua: Halswell Centre, 341
Halswell Rd
Introduction to Coding
Tuesday, July 12 and
Wednesday, July 13, varying times
Club Code Aotearoa will
be holding a series of code
workshops for students aged
nine to 12. The workshops
will give pupils an overview of
scratch, an open source software
development environment, and
students will have the chance to
code up a computer game.
Te Hapua: Halswell Centre, 341
Halswell Rd
KidsFest: Funfest Playfest
Tuesday, July 19, 9am-noon
Nature Connection:
Connecting with nature is
important for everyone so
go along and enjoy a creative
morning at Russley Playcentre
during KidsFest.
Carpentry, crafts and sensory
play using resources from a
amazing natural world will
be available. Feel free to take
morning tea.
Russley Playcentre, 8 Apsley
Drive
Relationship breakup support
Wednesdays, July 20 – August
31, 9.30am-11am
Help for those struggling with
a relationship breakup. The
group is run by experienced
leaders who have gone through
separation and divorce
themselves. Sessions include
DVD input and group discussion
in an informal, non-threatening,
friendly setting. Phone John and
Dawn for more details 342 7833
or relationshipbreakupnz@gmail.
com
St Christopher’s Anglican
Church, Avonhead Rd
Christchurch West Inner
Wheel Group Meeting
Monday July 11, 7.30pm
The next meeting of the
Christchurch West Inner Wheel
group for women will be held in
the Hao room at the Te Hapua:
Halswell Centre. If you are new
to the Halswell area this is a great
way to meet other women. For
more information phone 741
1619.
Te Hapua: Halswell Centre, 341
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SENIOR LIVING
Research Supports
Eye Health
NutritioNal researchers have
discovered a range of nutrients that are
essential for eye health. some of the most
essential nutrients that have been shown to
protect and even improve eye function are:
selenium, is a trace mineral that is low
in N.Z. soils and therefore in many of our
foods. researchers believe selenium may
help prevent cataracts, macular degeneration
(the leading cause of impaired vision in older
people) and may also improve dry eyes and
general eye health.
Zinc is a mineral that a large percentage
of the population are low in. Zinc has been
shown to help protect the eyes from the
damaging effects of light as well as slow
vision loss due to macular degeneration.
Vitamin c, citrus Bioflavonoids, Betacarotene
(Pro-vitamin a) and copper have
potent antioxidant ability and help protect
the eyes from damage
lutein and Zeaxanthin are amazing
nutrients that have been shown in landmark
research to not only provide potent eye
protection but may even help reverse
some of the signs of age-related macular
degeneration (aMD).
Bilberry and Blackcurrant, high in potent
antioxidants may help protect the lens and
retina from damage and reduce the risk
of cataracts. They also may help improve
blood supply to the eye, strengthen the small
capillaries of the eye and may help improve
night vision, may alleviate many eye ailments
including eye fatigue that may be caused by
reading, driving and computers.
eyebright may help normalise eye pressure
and reduce eye allergies.
taurine is an amino acid that is essential
for correct eye function. it may also have a
detoxifying affect on the eye.
Vitamin B2 may help alleviate eye fatigue,
bloodshot eyes and maintain good vision.
Yumberry is the latest in eye protection.
it provides many nutrients, is rich in
oligomeric proanthocyanidins (oPc’s) that
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These nutrients taken in a therapeutic
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SENIOR LIVING
Rangiora welcomes Nurse Maude’s
Health & Mobility Shop
Nurse MauDe’s health &
Mobility shop in Wairakei road has
long been the go to shop for those
who need specialised products and
equipment that allow them to live as
independently as possible in their own
home.
this month Nurse Maude opens its
second health & Mobility shop in high
street in rangiora with the same range
of incontinence and allied products
with new items added regularly as they
come on the market.
Geared toward facilitating greater
independence and quality of life,
Nurse Maude’s health & Mobility
shops also have an online option where
many of the same range of diverse
and specialised products are available
online at www.nursemaudeshop.org.nz
Nurse Maude’s online health &
Mobility shop has created a strong
following in rural and remote areas
where being able to access specialised
products often means a long trip to the
nearest town.
the staff at Nurse Maude’s health
& Mobility shops work closely with
Nurse Maude’s specialty clinic
nurses and suppliers to make sure
the expertise, advice and support
customers may need is readily
available.
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liver, Kidneys and Pancreas require large
amounts of co-Q10 to function well.
in a recent multi country double blind
trial on the possible benefits of coQ10 to
protect against heart failure, 420 patients
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compared to the placebo patients. Not
only this but the patients on the coQ10
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from cardiovascular events but from all
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according to lead study author
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in over a decade to show a natural nutrient
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coQ10 should be added as a standard
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statin drugs are used to treat many
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poor memory, concentration and poor
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coQ10 levels are known to decrease
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PAULGER COURTS
RETIREMENT VILLAGE
at PaulGer courts owners robyn
and Peter MacDonald truly appreciate
the value of our residents maintaining
their community attachments, hobbies
and independence, whilst knowing that
support and companionship is there if
they need it.
the village’s 34 semi-detached but
private units sit in landscaped grounds
alongside George Manning house, the
purpose-built eighty-one bed rest home
and hospital. on hand at GMh robyn
and her team are available to answer any
questions or organise any assistance the
residents need.
Paulger courts units are designed to
be sunny, comfortable and easy to live
in, whilst relieving the residents of the
burden of home maintenance or reliance
on family for urgent assistance. With
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nightly security patrol and willing staff,
residents and their families can feel
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The less active we are, the more we feel the
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tight, cold muscles mean decreased
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imagine putting a rubber band in the freezer
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HOME & HEATING
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HOME & HEATING
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Hard steel at heart
75 Kidson Terrace, Cashmere
$849,000
3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2-car garage | 2 off-street parks | Listing#: BE192592
Not your usual, this steelframed
home built by our
owner 30 years ago is up for
sale. My owner is downsizing
and moving from his hill home lovingly
crafted and thoughtfully designed in
collaboration with Simon Thompson
Architect, his late wife and himself.
Built of quality materials and built to
last, this home offers all that is expected
from a modern home, including double
glazing and plenty of insulation.
Three bedrooms all downstairs means
upstairs is dedicated to a separate lounge,
open plan dining and kitchen and a large
deck to soak up the sun. My owner has
spent many a summer having breakfast
on the deck in the early morning, and
watching the sunset over the Alps in the
evening.
With extra features in this home,
including the workshop area, this home
will surprise at every turn.
My owner has made the difficult
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CONTINUING EDUCATION
Horticulture
Training for
Christchurch
Residents
if yOu would like to enjoy gardening,
improve your property value, produce fresh
vegetables and fruit or get a job within
the horticulture industry, this flexible
programme can help you gain the necessary
skills.
skills update training institute has
partnered with ara to offer an introductory
‘no fees’ horticulture blended learning
course which combines both classrooms
and online learning methods.
tutorials have been scheduled weekly
during evenings including the occasional
weekend field trips to suit those currently
working full time or part time. Our
experienced tutors, Ryan young or Hamish
kelland, are also available by phone and
e-mail outside of classroom hours.
Ryan, the winner of various horticultural
awards and titles, says “as your learning
facilitator, i will assist you throughout the
duration of the programme and provide
guidance for each assessment.”
“i am passionate about sustainable
horticulture and really enjoy working
with students to achieve their study and
educational goals” says Hamish, who has a
wide range of experience across the industry
as well as teaching in the tertiary sector.
enrolments are still open for 2016. Call
or email our team today. study over 40
weeks and earn the sought after national
Certificate in Horticulture Level 3.
Pasifika engineer
reboots Plan A
Pasifika students are slowly
gravitating towards engineering. Third year
Bachelor of engineering technology student
at ara institute of technology, Richard Ofa,
urges them to think long term.
Richard is motivated. He has worked at a
semi-skilled level. after graduating from an
it qualification at ara (then CPit), he took
a temporary job as a CnC machine operator
at skOPe. The money was good at the time,
but several years later he was still in the same
position.
Richard took stock and realised he wanted
to be an engineer, designing the products
that he had been assembling at skOPe. He
needed an engineering qualification.
The ara three year engineering degree
offered evening classes, which allowed
Richard to continue working. “i have
a responsibility to my family and the
community, so not working isn’t an option,”
he says.
Richard negotiated to work part time at
skOPe and launched into his engineering
studies. “Coming back to study, working with
computers, doing 3d modelling, it’s what i
have always wanted to do.
“i love problem solving, being creative and
coming up with new ideas. for my third year
project, skOPe gave me a project to work
on. it’s a sliding door design, a new design. i
am quietly confident it will work out.”
The degree will certainly open doors for
Richard. “i am hoping to get a full time
design job with skOPe when i graduate.
My long term plan is project management
– i will probably come back and do some
project management papers at ara in five to
10 years’ time when i have some experience.
“My family are happy, in that island
way, now they can see the value of the
qualification.
Meanwhile, Richard is seeing more
Pasifika students in engineering. “The first
year i was the only fulltime Pasifika student,
but numbers have increased in the last
two years, including the number of female
Pasifika engineering students.
“The biggest challenge is managing the
workload of studying and working. i work
three days a week and study full time, so i
look forward to a sleep-in on the weekend,”
he says.
to find out more about studying
engineering at ara institute of Canterbury,
visit ara.ac.nz
STUDY
HORTICULTURE
Enrolment are now open.
Entry to this programme is open to NZ
Citizens and Residents and students
over 18 years of age.
Intake start dates are subject to
student availability.
No
Fees!
Hamish
Kelland
Ryan
Young
021 222 9678
ryan@skillsupdate.co.nz

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Heritage brickwork a
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small. Governors Bay.
Home 329-9344, Cell
027 684-4046, email
karengeorge@xtra.co.nz
BUILDER
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Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or
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Trades & Services
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PAINTER AvAIlAblE
All aspects in painting.
Very competitive in roofs
and fences. Please call 027
241-7471 or 335-0265
PlASTERER
Gib Stopping, Small
job specialty. 30 + years
experience. Ring 0800
387-369
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For prompt service for all
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repairs and alterations.
Phone Michael 364 7080
or 027 438 3943
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ROOFING
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Andrew 03 322-8341 or
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480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03
379 1400
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Barry are special guests at a
lunch taking place at
Addington Raceway &
Events Centre on Friday, 15
July 2016.
Kevin Barry, a light
heavyweight boxing silver
medallist at the 1984
Olympics, took on Joseph
Parker's training after being
headhunted by Duco Events
three years ago. Kevin quickly became a mentor, father figure and friend to the then
“young, shy quiet boy”.
This is your chance to listen to Kevin Barry and ask questions of IBF World
Heavyweight Mandatory Challenger Joseph Parker. Fresh off his gruelling 12 round win
against Frenchman Carlos Takam, Parker is coming to Christchurch to fight Australian
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his IBF Title shot on the line.
Lunch includes two courses and beverages with master of ceremony Gary
McCormick. Pre-lunch drinks are from 11.30am with lunch served at 12noon.
To secure your table call Joanne McMaster now on 339 7908 as seats are limited.
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RESTAURANT & CAFÉ
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www.racecoursehotel.co.nz
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