Nor'West News: February 20, 2018

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TRAINING: City councillor Mike Davidson shed almost 20kg from his weight below, during training for the Kathmandu Coast to 

Coast. 

PHOTO: AARON CAMPBELL 

Shedding 20kg for Coast to Coast 

• By Julia Evans 

MIKE DAVIDSON lost almost 20kg 

as he ran, cycled and kayaked more 

than 2500km in preparation for the 

Kathmandu Coast to Coast. 

It was the first time the city councillor 

for the Papanui Ward has competed 

in such a gruelling event, though 

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he said the Coast to Coast had always 

been on his “radar.” 

But he already has plans to shed 

more than an hour off his 16hr 41min 

time. 

“It’s always something I’ve wanted 

to tick off. As soon as I decided to do 

it, I had to change the way I ate, start 

exercising more,” he said. 

That was about three months ago, 

which Cr Davidson said didn’t give 

him long to train. 

“When daylight saving started, that’s 

when I started. It was hard to balance 

work and family life, so the Christmas 

period was good, that’s when I could 

really concentrate on training.” 

•Turn to page 4 

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Public 

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BUS USERS in Papanui are being 

urged to fight a proposed cut to two 

local routes. 

More than 110,000 patrons 

will be affected by Environment 

Canterbury’s draft Long Term Plan 

proposal to cut six of the city’s lowest 

performing bus routes including 

two from Papanui – the 107 Styx 

Mill to Northlands and the 108 

Casebrook to Northlands. 

But city councillor Mike 

Davidson is calling on people to 

submit on the plan, which opens 

for feedback on Monday, in a bid to 

keep the bus routes. 

“I urge people to submit on 

ECan’s draft Long Term Plan and 

ask that they retain these bus 

routes,” he said. 

ECan’s senior manager public 

transport Stewart Gibbon said there 

are no services that cover the same 

routes, which carried a combined 

total of 110,664 in the last financial 

year. 

“At this stage, there are no 

alternative services proposed,” Mr 

Gibbon said. 

Cr Davidson said: “It’s not good 

enough,” that ECan hasn’t given 

residents any alternatives. 

“It’s disappointing to see it’s the 

only option being put forward,” he 

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THERE’S ONLY one way to stop 

Environment Canterbury cutting bus 

services in Papanui: People power. 

And that is what local city councillor 

Mike Davidson is calling on as he prepares 

to fight the change that could affect more 

than 100,000 commuters. Submissions on ECan’s plan and the 

axeing of other bus routes across Christchurch, open on Monday. 

If there is overwhelming support for the routes to stay, ECan 

will be duty bound to keep them. It’s called democracy. And we 

still live in a democratic society. Submissions open on Monday. 

Go to www.ecan.govt.nz and search for the link. 

And on another Mike Davidson note (also page 1), well done 

for completing the Coast to Coast, and losing about 20kg getting 

there. 

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News 

Student to take on Olympic champ 


USAIN BOLT once raced 

a cheetah and lost by four 

seconds. 

Now another iconic race is set 

to take place as a Christchurch 

Boys’ High School rower will go 

head to head against two-time 

Olympic gold medallist Eric 

Murray in an erg challenge. 

The student, who is yet to 

be chosen, will have to be the 

school’s best as Murray holds 

the world record on a rowing 

machine of 18,728m in an hour. 

Murray will take on the 

student over 500m at CBHS on 

March 1. 

With Maadi Cup on March 

19-24, the school’s rowing teams 

have organised the event as a 

fundraiser to help get them to 

the regatta at Lake Ruataniwha, 

Twizel. 

Attendees will be able to guess 

how close the CBHS rower can 

get to Murray’s time, with a 

prize going to the person with 

the closest guess. 

Organiser Marco Woelders 

said with the students and parents 

living and breathing rowing 

over the last few months, everyone 

is looking forward to the 

evening with one of the world’s 

best. “This guy is a legend,” Mr 

PHOTO: RICARDO DE SOUSA 

Woelders said. “It’s always inspirational 

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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED: As part of a fundraising initiative by 

CBHS rowing teams to get to the Maadi Cup next month, a 

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and focus.” Murray’s first Maadi 

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He won his first world championship 

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2007 World Rowing Championships, 

where he met Hamish 

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The coxless pair then went on 

to win three world championships, 

two Olympic golds and a 

couple of Halberg awards. 

Murray will spend some 

time fielding questions from 

the crowd while meeting and 

chatting with audience members 

throughout the evening. 

“We will also name the two 

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our fleet ready for racing at the 

South Island secondary schools 

rowing championships and 

Maadi Cup this year,” Mr Woelders 

said. 

Tickets for the race can be 

purchased for $45 from the 

CBHS office on Straven Rd, or 

through Ricardo De Sousa at 

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Councillor sheds the kilos 

TRAINING: Mike Davidson lost 

almost 20kg during training for 

the Kathmandu Coast to Coast. 

•From page 1 

It was a matter of slowly introducing 

more fitness into his 

regime, which built up a pace, he 

said. 

Training included daily runs, 

cycles and the odd hike through 

Goat Pass and Mt Herbert – he 

clocked up more than 2500km 

before the 243km race. 

Cr Davidson has been an avid 

cyclist for a while now. Though, 

he’s not too fond of running, 

which made the hill run through 

Goat Pass during the Coast to 

Coast more than a challenge. 

“I’ve never been a great fan of 

running, just a bit around Hagley 

Park. I’ve played rugby all my life, 

my knees aren’t great,” he said. 

Though Cr Davidson admits he 

is a naturally competitive person, 

he said he said he “wasn’t happy” 

with his time during the run. 

“I was in fourth place for my 

age group when I went into the 

run, but then I slipped right 

back,” he said. 

“It makes me realise with a few 

little tweaks, I could get there . . . 

I want to knock off another hour 

or an hour and a half.” 

Cr Davidson said the mental 

and physical challenges were 

worth it for the “spectacular” 

scenery along the race. 

“The kayak through the Waimakariri 

was incredible. I’ve not 

been through it before,” he said. 

“It was my favourite part. 67km 

is a long way on a slow kayak, 

but you get to take in some of the 

amazing scenery.” 

However, nothing could quite 

top the feeling of running up 

the sandy dunes and onto New 

Brighton beach. 

“Since then I’ve done a little 

bit of indulging. I’ve got a sweet 

tooth,” he said. 

But with Le Race and the 

Christchurch Marathon next on 

his list, training is already back 

on the programme. 

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SERVICE: The public can give feedback on Environment 

Canterbury’s draft Long Term Plan to cut bus routes. 

Users urged to fight bus cuts 

•From page 1 

“I have a lot of elderly people 

ringing me up saying they’re 

struggling to use the bus system 

as it is, that’s only going to get 

worse.” 

The routes are proposed to 

be cut bid to plug a $4 million 

shortfall in ECan’s public transport 

finance. 

Said the draft plan: “We recognise 

that in any scenario there 

will be people affected by the 

proposed changes. We are looking 

for the right balance so that 

we can maintain a sustainable 

service for the majority of users 

at the best value.” 

The reason for the cuts is 

largely due to patronage across 

the city still only reaching 80 per 

cent pre-earthquake standards. 

But Cr Davidson said the 


routes are an “essential social 

service” for people who have 

no other means of travel that 

should not have to rely on “fare 

box recovery” to survive. 

“I just find it not good enough 

that ECan hasn’t told residents 

how much it would cost to keep 

the routes.” 

He said the focus seemed to 

people on people coming in 

from out of town, not Christchurch 

residents who pay ECan 

rates as well. 

The proposal will be open for 

feedback on www.ecan.govt.nz 

from Monday until March 26. 

•HAVE YOUR SAY: Will you 

be affected by the proposed 

bus cuts? What do 

you think of the plan? Email 

your views to julia.evans@ 


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Northcote Rd drivers ticketed 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

A SPEED camera on Northcote 

Rd dished out more than twothirds 

of the speeding tickets in 

Canterbury on New Year’s Day. 

Data released to Nor’West 

News under the Official Information 

Act 

shows on New 

Year’s Day 369 

vehicles were 

caught speeding 

across the 

region. 

The most 

Al Stewart 

were from the 

speed camera 

on Northcote Rd where 239 tickets 

were sent to motorists. 

Another 59 were caught on 

Main North Rd in Papanui. 

The other 71 tickets were 

handed out with 35 on State 

Highway 80 at Pukaki, and 21 on 

State Highway 7 at Waipara. 

Eight were caught on State 

Highway 7 at Waikari, and five 

on State Highway 1 at Saltwater 

Creek. 

The data does not include 

speeding tickets issued by police 

officers on specific roads because 

the location detail on those tickets 

varied too much. 

On New Year’s Day last year, 

no vehicles were caught speeding 

by cameras. 

CAUGHT: Two thirds of speeding tickets on New Year’s Day 

were from a camera on Northcote Rd. 

However, 4513 vehicles were 

caught speeding by cameras 

throughout January that year, 

with 758 on Harewood Rd 

alone. 

On Christmas Day, the speed 

cameras deployed did not catch 

any vehicles speeding. 

That compared with 50 

speeding tickets being issued 

after drivers were caught by 

cameras on the same day in 

2016. 

Canterbury Road Policing 

manager Inspector Al Stewart 

said speed was a concern as 

an “aggravating factor” in any 

crash, along with people not 

wearing seat belts. 

Inspector Stewart said on 

Christmas, Boxing and New 

Year’s days there was lower volumes 

of traffic as families went 

on holiday. 

He said speed cameras moved 

about every two hours, based on 

risk. 

“It’s not rocket science – the 

faster you go, the bigger the mess 

when you make a mistake and 

crash.” 

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VEHICLE SPEED on Trafalgar St 

may be lowered to 30km/h. 

The city council is seeking feedback 

on a proposal that would 

see the limit lowered along the St 

Albans Trafalgar St section of the 

Papanui Parallel cycleway. 

The cycleway, which extends 

from Bealey Ave to Sawyers 

Arms Rd, is a mix of separated 

cycleway and shared spaces – on 

Trafalgar St cyclists and cars 

share the road. 

“In addition there is a school 

crossing adjacent to Sheppard 

Pl and a pre-school on Trafalgar 

St, so there is a mix of both traffic 

and pedestrian activity along the 

street,” a city council report said. 

It said because Trafalgar St 

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LOWER: The 

speed limit 

on Trafalgar 

St may be 

dropped to 

30km/h to 

improve the 

safety of 

cyclists on 

the Papanui 

Parallel. 

Bid to lower speed limit 

is narrower than a typical road 

corridor, speeds need to be kept 

lower due to the mixed users in a 

narrow width. 

“To ensure safety with the 

mixture of users of the street, a 

30km/h speed limit will ensure 

that vehicles are maintaining a 

speed that allows them to stop if 

needed for oncoming vehicles, or 

children crossing the road unexpectedly.” 

The report said it will also 

create a safe speed for motorists 

and cyclists to share the road. 

“The existing speed humps 

reduce vehicle speeds so the proposed 

30km/h restriction will not 

change the existing behaviour for 

the majority of motorists but it 

does signal to drivers that it is a 

slow speed zone.” 

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Uncanny twist to 

helping sick man 


THE BELFAST Community 

Network’s year has got off to a 

good start. Staff helped save a 

life. 

On a day trip taking children 

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community development 

co-ordinators helped an elderly 

woman who was on the phone 

to St John, she was trying to get 

help for her husband who was 

in a lot of pain. 

Community development 

co-ordinator Candace Moir 

said one of her colleagues noticed 

the woman as they were 

loading the children back onto 

the bus. 

“There was a man who had 

got himself into a bit of trouble, 

he was bent over . . . he had all 

the signs of having a heart attack,” 

she said. 

The man was not having a 

heart attack, but had taken an 

antihistamine that morning, 

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his heart medication. 

“We got him into the recovery 

position and between 

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supported his wife until the 

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my neighbour,” she said. 

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In conjunction with the 

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The United States’ Rachel 

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Kapa haka 

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students 

NEW STUDENTS and staff 

were welcomed to Rangi Ruru 

Girls’ School during a special 

powhiri last week. 

During the assembly, the new 

girls were introduced to the 

school year through a kapa haka 

performance. 

Principal Sandra Hastie and 

the school’s new Te Reo Maori 

teacher Connor Matthews spoke 

about the year ahead. 

ADDRESS: Rangi Ruru Girls’ 

School principal Sandra Hastie 

in her korowhai welcoming new 

students and staff. 

KAPA HAKA: 

Rangi Ruru 

student Grace 

Titterton 

performing at 

the welcoming 

assembly. 

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Virtual bid to get kids 

cycling to school 


A VIRTUAL cycling 

programme that would simulate 

a child’s journey to school is 

being investigated. 

A report about the possibility 

of developing a virtual cycling 

programme was requested by 

the Papanui-Innes Community 

Board. 

City council acting operations 

manager transport Ryan 

Rolston said the city council 

is in the process of reviewing 

education options to support 

cycling to school. 

“As part of the review, we are 

also looking over any research 

available on virtual reality as an 

educational tool for cycling,” he 

said. 

If the programme is developed, 

it would be the first of its 

kind in the country. 

Mr Rolston said the city 

council already has an extensive 

school cycling education programme 

already in place, Cycle 

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RIDE: The 

city council is 

investigating 

a virtual 

way to 

encourage 

children 

to cycle to 

school. 

is not currently part of the National 

Cycling Education System 

the city council is part of. 

The staff report will go back to 

the board at its next meeting on 

March 9. It will include costs to 

implement the project and how 

it could introduce children to 

the cycling journey to school. 

City councillor Mike Davidson 

said the idea came out of a 

cycling expo during ‘Biketober’ 

last October. 

The board requested the 

information following a bid 

from Paparoa Street School to 

ease congestion through narrow 

streets around the area. 

Instead of installing more 

traffic calming measures, the 

board decided to investigate the 

simulation possibility, which 

would then be promoted to 

Paparoa Street School. 

Mr Rolston said the city 

council will be working with the 

school on how it can support its 

specific needs as a city council 

staff memo said traffic easement 

options were not suitable. 


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Your Local Views 

Principal’s exciting opportunity 

Justin 

Perriam 

has just 

stepped 

into his 

new role as 

Northcote 

School 

principal. 

He writes 

an introduction to the local 

community and some of the 

things he wants to tackle in 

the job 

Kia ora, talofa lava, hello. My 

name is Justin Perriam and I am 

extremely proud to introduce 

myself as the new principal of 

Northcote School. 

For me, this is a very exciting 

opportunity. I live in the local 

community, my daughters attend 

local schools and I relish the 

opportunity to help play a role 

in nurturing our tamariki by 

installing values and the learning 

they will need to be successful 

and happy adults. 

Adults who positively 

contribute to their community 

and the wider world around 

us. I have been teaching for 20 

years, both in Christchurch and 

overseas, and in that time have 

learnt so much about what makes 

a child not just learn but thrive. 

At Northcote we’re really proud 

of our little school and what we 

can offer our families who live in 

our community. 

Our pupils are proud to 

attend Northcote School and, 

when asked, identified so many 

Readers respond to last 

week’s article regarding 

overflowing rubbish in 

Bishopdale Park 

Julier Roberts-Bye – I am 

also a resident of Leacroft St. The 

extra rubbish bins were removed 

because of the people emptying 

household rubbish in them. The 

city council gave myself and my 

neighbour extra rubbish bags. 

We would empty the bins and 

give picnickers a bag to put the 

rubbish in. But my health has 

deteriorated and we no longer get 

bags given to us. This problem 

has been around for a while. 

positives about being a Northcote 

pupil. 

Some of these were having 

our own heated swimming pool, 

caring teachers and learning 

assistants, kapa haka, learning 

being fun and educational, 

going on school camp to Living 

Springs, having a big playground 

and participating in activities 

like ‘dancing like the stars’ and 

gardening competitions. 

We also have extremely 

exciting changes coming up, with 

community consultation around 

the design of our future school 

beginning later this year. 

This will involve the 

redevelopment of our school 

curriculum, as well as the 

refurbishment of our classroom 

spaces. 

They cut back emptying the bins 

to twice a week. 

Readers also 

respond to the 

article regarding 

potholes in the 

area 

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Weatherby – I 

read the article in he Nor’West 

News, February 3. I am always 

reporting cracked footpaths and 

potholed roads which seem to 

take ages to be repaired. Sawyers 

Arms Rd is particularly bad 

being a route for buses and heavy 

now bigger than ever 

Our new look Northcote is set 

to wow. 

Northcote staff are a group 

of extremely dedicated, valued 

people who work hard to provide 

quality education and care for all 

of our students. 

As a school we provide our 

students with stationery, have 

smaller class sizes, we are 

involved with the Fonterra Milk 

in Schools, Kids Can and the 

Fruit in Schools programme. We 

have a close relationship with the 

Belfast Community Network and 

other local organisations. 

So my request to you all, visit 

your local schools when making 

decisions about schooling for 

your child. Find out how they can 

best meet the needs of your child. 

I welcome inquiries from you – 

our community and look forward 

to working with you all to help 

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our future. 

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I understand later in the year 

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that are being carried out 

and do not last. 

The path on the corner 

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CHRISTCHURCH Girls’ High’s 

Lauren Tucker and Canterbury 

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made the Archery New Zealand 

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They will join the 24-strong 

team which will compete against 

an Australian team in Morwell, 

Victoria, from April 19-23. 

Lauren, 16, is in year 12 

and will compete in the cadet 

women’s compound section, 

while Harrison will shoot in the 

junior women’s recurve. 

Both qualified with solid 

scores in competitions throughout 

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But Lauren is not the only 

talented shooter in the family. 

Her mother, Maria Tucker, 

54, will shoot for the Archery 

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Tucker qualified for the event 

for the first time in a meet in 

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team of 16 to compete for a title. 

“It is pretty awesome. I always 

wanted to do it. (I’m) really quite 

stoked about it,” she said. 

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the Oceania Championships in 

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based on Ferry Rd. Lauren 

and her mother are coached by 

Colin Tucker, who is the society’s 

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2 red onions, freshly sliced 

2 cm root ginger, grated 

4 garlic cloves 

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HEALTH & AWARENESS 



Joint pain: Do I have arthritis or 

could it be mainly my muscles? 

The team at Physical Sense in Sydenham sees clients with 

a range of symptoms but many of their middle-aged and 

senior clients visit complaining of pain in one of their joints. 

Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests 

that a major part of the pain could be due 

to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis. 

“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason 

for the pain may be the muscles around 

the joint,” she explains. The images show 

how a muscle knot (the crosses) in a back 

muscle can give hip pain (aches and pain 

are the red areas in the drawings), a knot 

in a muscle on the back of the shoulder 

blade can give a deep pain in the front of 

the shoulder and a muscle knot all the way 

near the groin can give an ache in the knee 

(especially at night in bed). 

Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year 

old client with severe arthritis who walked 

with a stick, told her, “I will end up in 

a wheelchair, I cannot put any weight 

through my right leg due to pain in my hip 

and buttock”. “Within 4 treatments, she 

was walking with her stick but without the 

severe pain,” says Ietje. “The arthritis was 

one of the factors that made her muscles 

spasm but the other was that older people 

move less and the flexed position the hip 

is in when we sit is particularly bad for 

the hip.” Ietje is happy with the fact that 

although the client was 89 and could have 

been “given up on” or told to live with the 

pain, she made a difference to her health 

and wellbeing. 

The same lack of movement can be the 

reason for your knee pain or your shoulder 

pain and the same few treatments could 

make a huge difference for you. 

At Physical Sense, hands-on techniques 

(massage and triggerpoint deactivation 

techniques) are used to release the muscles. 

The client also gets a home exercise 

program designed to mobilize and stretch 

the joint, strengthen the important core 

muscles and increase general strength and 

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balance. They teach a movement sequence 

that stretches the joint in all directions 

whilst the client is able to lie safely on their 

bed, perfect for older or less mobile clients. 

In many cases having the muscles 

released and being taught how to maintain 

it, is enough to stay on top of the problem. 

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(the crosses are the areas of the muscle spasms, the red areas is where the pain is felt) 

If severe arthritis is the underlying cause, 

some maintenance therapy may be 

necessary, but that is often more affordable 

and, for older patients, better tolerated than 

surgery. In very few treatments the client 

will know if it is going to work for them or 

not, without financial commitment. 

Physical Sense Gym and Physio is located at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. The Blue Line Bus stops in front of the door and there is ample 

parking. To enquire about specialised exercise classes or physiotherapy treatment, phone 377-2577 or visit www.triggerpoints.co.nz 

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Gold coin donation. Sundbye 

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Papanui Book Club 

Tuesday, 10-11am 

Love sharing your favourite 

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Tuesday, 12.10-12.40pm 

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share your photos with family or 

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Reading to Dogs 

Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

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Shirley Library, 36 Marshland 

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Tuesday, 12.10-1pm 

Social kick around of football 

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Suitable for those who work 

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Bishopdale Bridge Club 

Wednesday, 11am-2.30pm 

Go along and join in with this 

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Maker Space 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Maker Space session every 

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Redwood Library, 331 Main 

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Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Thursday 2-3pm 

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Fendalton Library, 4 Jeffreys Rd 

Christchurch Women’s 

Toastmasters 

Friday, 12.30-1.30pm 

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Friday, 1.30-3.30pm 

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Saturday, 11-11.45am 

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Papanui Youth Group 

Sunday, 2.30-4.30pm 

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SUPPORT IS mounting on a bid 

to extend The Groynes dog park. 

Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community Board member 

Aaron Campbell said there had 

been “overwhelming support” 

of his proposal to extending the 

Johns Rd dog park from its users. 

Mr Campbell launched an online 

petition to add land left over 

from the Western Belfast Bypass 

development to the back of the 

dog park. 

It has received more than 

350 signatures and he has 

spent several afternoons at the 

park speaking with users and 

collecting signatures. 

“I’ve got about 100 signatures 

now and spoken to a couple of 

people at a time, so around 150 

people . . . only a handful weren’t 

interested,” he said. 

Mr Campbell said people from 

across the city would travel to use 

the dog park. 

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It comes following a proposal, 

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the motorway bypass but there 

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dogs and their owners in is a logical 

and cost-effective use of the 

space.” 

He launched his bid following 

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“It’s a work in progress. There’s 

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HEALTH & BEAUTY 



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20 Tuesday February 20 2018 



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