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12 Thursday June 22 2017 Latest Christchurch news at www. .kiwi The Star S Av O U R t h E News At m O S P h E R E For an iconic shopping experience & the best selection of street food the city has to offer f OOd COURt Dose Sushi The Burger Joint Dimitri’s Greek Kebabs American Delight Berry Healthy Base Woodfired Pizza Fritzweiners Maree’s Lebanese Kebabs Pure Pulp Tiki Taco A Mouse Called Bean Wild Bites Noodle Monk Gaslight Taverna Freyburgs Fish and Chips Cosy Cafe Paradise Dumplings J Bings Herba Gourmet Coq au Van REtA il Cosmic Hunters and Collectors Hapa TradeAid Stencil NZ Post / Kiwibank Simply New Zealand The General Store Metromart Meccano Untouched World Champions of the World Barkers O P E n n O w ShOP tO win Win lunch for 4 people at Black Estate Vineyard, flying there and back with Christchurch Helicopters, piloted by Richie McCaw Enter in store or online www.containermall.kiwi SECURE YOUR SPACE tO d AY Limited retail spaces available 0800 00 11 78 Open frOm 10am daily cashel street (Bridge Of rememBrance end) PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER VALUES: Architect Carsten Auer, who will redesign Linwood College, stands in the recreation area. Right – The award-winning St Andrew’s College chapel. Linwood College design in hands of award-winner • By Bridget Rutherford AN award-winning company that designed the St Andrew’s College chapel and the bus interchange will do the architecture for Linwood College’s redevelopment. Architectus has been awarded the contract for the full-school rebuild and redevelopment. The company’s other projects include the bus interchange, St Andrew’s chapel, the central city’s new Knowledge Centre, and more than 30 school projects across the country. Company director Carsten Auer will be the lead architect. His previous work includes Lyttelton Primary School’s master plan, the city’s Innovation Precinct spatial framework, St Cuthbert’s College performing arts centre and Auckland Grammar School’s sports complex. • By Andrew King POLICE SEIZED a rifle and knife from a vehicle they pulled over in the early hours of Wednesday. The suspicious vehicle was stopped on Holland St in Avonside at 3.33am. A police spokeswoman could not determine if the car was reported to police, or if it was stopped after being noticed by the patrolling officers. He said schools were more than places to learn – they helped shape the identity of the community. So any design had to reflect that and the values and culture of the community. “This project is special not only for its scale but in particular for the strong pedagogical vision developed by the college and the leadership role it is looking to undertake in the revitalisation of the eastern suburbs of Christchurch.” He said the project was personal for him as he lived in Redcliffs, which was part of Linwood’s catchment, and he wanted to contribute to shaping the future of the school. “I believe the current college leadership is working successfully to rebuild the confidence of all of their community in what Linwood College has to, and can, offer.” Principal Richard They searched the vehicle and found a rifle in the boot and a knife. A 34-year-old man was arrested and charged with possession of an offensive weapon and unlawful possession of a firearm. He will appear in the district court on June 27. •The Australian man who died after a central city motel fire on June 14 was 44-year-old Jason Edward Edmundson said the awarding of the contract was a step forward in the redevelopment. The school’s buildings have reached the end of their lifespan, and it has carried out significant consultation with the community on how it could look and feel better. It wants to become the school of choice for students living in its catchment, including Sumner, Redcliffs, Mt Pleasant, and Lyttelton, many of whom travel to schools on the other side of town. The redevelopment comes after a limited statutory manager was asked to step into the school in 2014 to resolve issues between staff and management. Principal Margaret Paiti resigned in June 2015 after five years in the role. Physical building work was expected to begin on site next year. Police seize weapons; name fire victim Sillick. Mr Sillick suffered critical injuries in the blaze at the City Central Motel Apartments, on the corner of Barbadoes and Hereford Sts, at about 6.50am. Detective Senior Sergeant Mark Worner would not be drawn on what had caused the fire but said it was “not accidental.” Police have examined CCTV footage from the motel, and are not looking for anyone else connected.
The Star Latest Christchurch news at www. .kiwi Thursday June 22 2017 13 Fake Lions gear bust at stadium FAKE LIONS tour gear was seized at AMI Stadium before the match against the Crusaders. Government officials are cracking down on the sale of fake merchandise during the tour. A Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment spokeswoman confirmed fake Lions tour gear had been seized before games in Christchurch, Dunedin and Rotorua. “A group of individuals have been selling items with unauthorised association with the Lions series.” MBIE tourism, sectors, regions and cities general manager Iain Cossar said it is “currently investigating a small number of incidents involving the sale of merchandise” and “three to four individuals” have been responsible for it. The spokeswoman said MBIE has served “a number” of breach notices under the Major Events Management Act 2007, and “continues to gather evidence should the ministry decide to prosecute.” MBIE has not encountered any people selling fake All Blacks merchandise before games. The series status as a major event under the Act means it has protection for specific words and emblems closely associated with the tour. $ 1 Reserve Over 100 cars at 2007 Mini Cooper $1 RESERVE 2009 Holden Commodore $1 RESERVE 2003 Audi TT $1 RESERVE 2011 Ford Kuga $1 RESERVE 2013 Great Wall X240 $1 RESERVE 2010 Toyota Camry $1 RESERVE 2010 Suzuki Swift $1 RESERVE 2011 Great Wall X240 $1 RESERVE 2008 Audi A4 $1 RESERVE SCENT: Brian and Colleen Briggs in their own garden, which has won many awards. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER Retirees bid to revive Garden City image • By Gabrielle Stuart A GROUP of gardeners are cultivating a plan to put Christchurch back on the map as the Garden City – a public garden the size of nine rugby fields, created by retirees. The plan has been designed by Christchurch Beautifying Association members, who are working with private developers to create it. Their plan is to create a 50-60 unit retirement village, where residents would all be gardeners. Each unit would have its own garden, maintained by the owner – but the gardens would all be connected and open to the public, forming a giant public park. On Monday, association president Ron Andrew and former president Brian Briggs put the plan to the city council’s social and community development committee. Committee chairman Phil Clearwater said staff had been asked to look at ways the city council could be involved and support the project. That could include building a community hall or facility in the park, or helping the group through the consenting process to speed it up. Mr Briggs said he already had a list of people interested in buying units in the village, and had met with developers willing to build it. “I often talk to people about going into a retirement home, and they say, ‘no, I definitely won’t do that, because I won’t have a garden’,” he said. The plan would allow people to downsize into a supported living environment, while still giving them space to be creative and contribute to the community, he said. “It would be a real dream come true for a lot of people,” he said. The group is currently working with building company G.J Gardner Homes, and are looking at creating the village on a 9.5ha piece of land near Papanui. Mr Briggs said each unit would be designed to look like a little cottage, but would have a fully modern interior. The estimated cost of each unit title would be about $350,000, he said. Once set up, the village would be run by a body corporate. Mr Andrew said he believed the village could be a huge asset for the city. After Christchurch won the Garden City of the World title in 1997, thousands of people travelled from as far as the United States and Japan to visit, he said. 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