Nor'West News: March 27, 2018

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Pike, who survived a volcanic 

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He spoke to students last 

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FREEDOM CAMPERS are 

upsetting Burnside residents by 

parking outside a cemetery. 

But the city council has investigated 

and found they are not 

breaching the bylaw, so it will not 

be following up. 

Grahams Rd residents have 

been phoning Fendalton- 

Waimairi-Harewood Community 

Board deputy chairman Sam 

MacDonald with complaints 

of camping activity outside the 

Waimairi Cemetery site. 

“Over the last fortnight I have 

had numerous complaints from 

local residents concerned about 

the possible freedom camping 

occurring outside the cemetery on 

Grahams Rd,” he said. 

City council head of regulatory 

compliance Tracey Weston said it 

has received three complaints in 

relation to this site. 

In the event that a breach of the 

Freedom Camping Bylaw 2015 

has taken place, city council officers 

have the authority to issue an 

infringement notice to the value 

of $200 to the owner or occupier 

of the vehicle, she said. 

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FREEDOM CAMPERS are not an overly 

popular breed – unless of courses you have a 

business which they spend in. 

On page 1 today, we report on concerns 

Burnside residents have with freedom 

campers parking up outside the Waimairi 

Cemetery. 

And 

ence 

fair enough too. 

We all know what freedom campers can get up to and leave but 

that’s not all of them. But unfortunately, all freedom campers tend 

to get parcelled into the same category. 

The city council has investigated those parking up on Grahams 

Rd and they haven’t breached any bylaws, so nothing will be done 

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Jones to avoid by-election if she quits 


PAPANUI-INNES Community 

Board chairwoman Ali Jones 

will not trigger a by-election 

if she resigns over the Shirley 

Community Centre. 

Last week, Ms Jones told 

Nor’West News that if funding 

for a Shirley 

community facility 

was not included 

in the city 

council’s 2018-28 

Long Term Plan, 

she would stand 

by her word 

Ali Jones 

and resign after 

threatening to do 

so at an elected members meeting 

last year. 

But this week she said while 

she would stand down both as 

chairwoman and from the board 

altogether, she did not want it to 

cause a by-election to replace her. 

“I have undertaken to resign 

from the board, not just as chair. 

I have asked staff to look at the 

ramifications of this as I do not 

want to trigger a by-election,” she 

said. 

City council electoral officer Jo 

Daly said a councillor or community 

board member resignation 

more than 12 months before 

the next election in October 2019 

would result in an extraordinary 

WAITING: The site of the former Shirley Community Centre 

at 10 Shirley Rd. (Right) – The community centre before it 

was pulled down. 

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vacancy which would need to be 

filled by a by-election. 

“If a vacancy happens within 

12 months of the next triennial 

election, a by-election is not 

required (and) the local authority 

or community board has the 

option to either leave the vacancy 

unfilled or to appoint a person to 

fill the vacancy for the balance of 

the current term,” she said. 

Ms Jones said she would not 

resign until October to avoid the 

$65,000 cost of a by-election. 

The community centre’s 

rebuild at 10 Shirley Rd has been 

dubbed the board’s “die in the 

ditch” project. But has been delayed 

by another 10 years in the 

draft LTP. 

“I’m a woman of my word. I 

don’t want to resign, I love my 

job, I love what I do. But this is 

how passionately I feel about the 

community,” Ms Jones said. 

In a bid to reinstate LTP funding 

for a community facility in 

Shirley, part of the board’s Innes 

Ward, it called city council chief 

executive Karleen Edwards to a 

recent meeting. 

Dr Edwards told Nor’West 

News during the discussion, she 

emphasised the city council’s 

goal to keep a proposed rates 

increase down in the LTP. 

“I also explained the challenges 

of balancing aspirational 

projects with what’s available in 

the budget, while also trying to 

keep rates down,” she said. 

But Dr Edwards said she 

highlighted the opportunity for 

the board and its residents to put 

submissions into the city council 

regarding the Shirley Community 

Centre during consultation. 

Submissions would be considered 

by the mayor and city 

councillors before the LTP is 

finalised. 

•Submissions on the 

LTP can be made at www. 

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Putting job where mouth is 

Papanui- 

Innes 

Community 

Board 

chairwoman 

Ali Jones 

writes about 

the Long 

Term Plan and the bid to 

get a community facility for 

Shirley included 

You know that bumper sticker 

that says: “Life is a journey not a 

destination?” Well whoever made 

that up never worked for local 

government. 

The journey that has brought 

the Papanui-Innes Community 

Board to this point as far as the 

Long Term Plan is concerned, 

has already been one of much 

consultation, conversation with 

the community and a bit of foot 

stomping. However, it is the destination 

on which we firmly have 

our sights set. 

Over the years I have written 

columns, letters, media releases 

and social media posts encouraging 

people to take part in the 

democratic processes that enable 

us to have a voice and this year 

the community board is saying it 

even more loudly and urgently. 

I write this as the chairwoman 

of the board. In that role about 

two months before the end of 

last year at an LTP workshop our 

board discovered that yet again 

the Shirley Community Centre 

had been dropped – about the 

fourth time this had happened in 

budget rounds. 

We were aghast and I was so 

annoyed I said I would resign 

from the board if it was not put 

back in. 

By the end of that workshop, 

once again we felt confident that 

it would be included and were 

gobsmacked when in February 

this year, we were sent the final 

draft of the LTP and it had been 

pulled again. 

Funding for the replacement 

Shirley Community Centre has 

been in and out of the LTP over 

the years like a yo-yo. As elected 

members, we know money 

doesn’t grow on trees and we 

understand that we have to cut 

our cloth accordingly. 

However, unlike other wards, 

we don’t have projects that we 

can take out of the LTP to cover 

the things we would like to add. 

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and water pipe replacement and 

repairs, major road projects like 

the northern corridor, cycleways, 

the land drainage programme – 

we have no room to barter these 

for community facilities. 

In fact we have nothing at all in 

LTP we can “trade.” 

The community in the east, 

in Shirley (and Mairehau, Richmond 

and Dallington), were hit 

very hard by the quakes and are 

still recovering. 

There must be a more equitable 

spread of money across the city 

and I have to say, I don’t believe 

that is the case in this LTP and I 

am prepared to put my job where 

my mouth is. 

I really love my role as chairwoman 

of the board and we have 

a very passionate and effective 

board. I don’t want to resign but 

in September or October last year 

I said I would if there was no 

money on budget for this facility 

and I am a person of my word. 

Please make a submission to 

the LTP (phone our ward office 

if you need assistance) and think 

about coming into the council 

building to talk to your submission 

too. 

It might be that a fruit forest, 

community barbecues, a small 

hall with a community garden 

and all access playground is what 

is needed and wanted – that is up 

to you. 

Orbiter Bus stops Innes Road 

Readers of the Nor’West 

News continue to express 

disappointment with 

Environment Canterbury’s 

proposal to cut six bus 

routes around the city, 

including two in Papanui 

Maria-Teresa Porta – I am 

writing to express my concern 

about the proposed bus cuts 

to route number 107 and 108 

that go through Casebrook to 

Northlands Shopping Centre. I 

am 79-years-old with osteoporosis. 

My husband is 82 and has 

Alzheimer’s disease. Neither of 

us drive and we both walk with 

great difficulty, even just walking 

up our street to Bishopdale Mall 

is too much for us. 

Our doctor is in Papanui and 

our dentist is in Merivale. If 

ECan removes our bus, this is the 

only means we have of getting 

to our appointments, as well as 

doing our grocery shopping at 

Northlands. 

ECan should consider people 

like us who rely on these buses as 

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Even if they put on a small bus 

once an hour, it would be preferable 

to having no bus at all. 

Readers also respond 

to the news Belfast will 

be getting a new school 

to cope with its booming 

population 

Helen Ann Murphy – 

Amazing. It was a wee village 

when we arrived from Sydney 

44 years ago and no one wanted 

to live here. We were asked why 

do you want to live that far away 

from the city. 

Ana Connor – At the expense 

of Ouruhia School. 

Rosie Mcphail – They have 

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Comedian enlisted to 

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CHRISTCHURCH Boys’ High 

School has enlisted the help of 

a former student and comedian 

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the importance of being 

“good men.” 

It comes after 

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One allegedly took 

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Chris Parker 

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The matter is with police. 

Old boy and comedian Chris 

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students, headmaster Nic Hill 

said. 

Parker recently performed his 

show Camp Binch in Dunedin. 

It explores the country’s 

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He had a “major dose” of 

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“In the first assembly they 

said `this is the top school for 

rugby in the world’. I remember 

thinking this is going to be the 

longest five years of my entire 

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Mr Hill said the school was 

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messages about “respect 

and care” for others. 

“Good men care about 

others, have respect 

for others and have the 

strength to stand up for 

their values.” 

Mr Hill said most of the 

“inappropriate incidents” with 

cell phones occur in the junior 

school. 

But he said in the “increasingly 

technological and connected 

world” an active approach needs 

to be taken to managing the 

issues. 

“We must be clear on our 

values, clear on the importance 

of learning and be willing to act 

when necessary. Passive teaching 

and parenting can in fact create 

the risks our boys face.” 


PLANS FOR new classroom 

blocks, science labs and a library 

have been revealed as part of the 

$32 million Christchurch Boys’ 

High School rebuild. 

Preliminary designs have been 

given the green light by the Ministry 

of Education for the new 

Caddick and Caldwell classroom 

buildings. Construction is due 

to start at the end of the year. 

Headmaster Nic Hill said the 

school was “very excited” about 

the new designs. 

The designs feature 30 new 

classrooms, including 12 science 

labs. The school’s new library is 

being built on the ground floor 

of the Caddick building. 

“The plans do link to our key 

design principles, including 

maximising and emphasising 

the relationship between teacher 

and student,” Mr Hill said. 

The new blocks will be built 

near the Kahu Rd entrance to 

the school and include an internal 

courtyard, as well as access 

from the Deans’ building by a 

bridge over the Avon River. 

“Developed and detailed 

design will be finished by the 

end the year, which is also when 

construction will begin,” Mr 

Hill said. 

The buildings have been 

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DESIGN: Plans for the 

new CBHS Caddick and 

Caldwell buildings, with 

construction set to start at 

the end of the year. 

named after the school’s former 

headmasters. A E Caddick was 

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Last year the school unveiled 

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seating for more than 1300 

students. The work is part of the 

school’s upgrade and rebuild 

following the February 22, 2011, 

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THE INCREASING popularity 

of a Harewood reserve has 

prompted an investigation into 

expanding its facilities. 

The Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community Board 

asked city council staff for 

information on what toilet and 

changing facilities are planned 

for Roto Kohatu Reserve. 

City council acting manager 

regional parks Paul Devlin said 

$2.9 million is proposed to be 

spent on the renewal of existing 

park-wide facilities within Roto 

Kohatu Reserve, Otukaikino 

and The Groynes in the 2018-28 

draft Long Term Plan. 

Some of that budget will also 

be spent on new facilities at each 

site “as approved through the 

future master plan process,” Mr 

Devlin said. There is a man-made 

lake at the Sawyers Arms Rd 

reserve, which is a popular spot 

for recreational users, such as jet 

skis and boats. 

Last year the city council had 

to expand the size of the car park 

and entrance at the reserve due 

to its increased use. An update 

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board detailing plans to expand 

the facilities at an upcoming 

board meeting. 

•From page 1 

But Ms Weston said that would not 

be happening. 

“Our investigations have concluded 

that there has been no breach 

of the freedom camping bylaw,” Ms 

Weston said. 

However, Mr 

MacDonald said he 

would not be letting 

the issue go. He 

said it’s of “national 

significance.” 

“I’ll keep pestering 

the city council 

until it acts and 

they’re gone,” he 

said. 

Mr MacDonald said the campers 

are there most nights and leave again 

in the morning, which is unsettling 

for residents who are worried about 

local amenities not being respected. 

Mr MacDonald said the biggest 

concern was the fact the campers are 

parking up outside a cemetery. 

“It’s incredibly important we 

protect local amenities for ratepayers 

and continue to value and show 

respect for the significance of this 

cemetery in our local community,” 

he said. 

He said there had also been signs 

of litter, which was not respectful of 

the amenity. 

The cemetery was opened in 1909 

and has nearly reached capacity. 

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the incident at 3pm on March 

18. 

The youths are all under the 

age of 13, police said. 

The alleged offenders, some of 

whom were riding BMX bikes, 

have all been referred to Youth 

Aid. A St John spokesman said 

an ambulance was sent and 

paramedics treated the victim at 

the scene. 

Police said the matter is still 

under investigation. 

Students motivated by speaker 

William Pike 

•From page 1 

Mr Pike was one of 

two climbers caught in a 

volcanic eruption on the 

slopes of Mt Ruapehu, 

in 2007. 

After his leg was 

crushed by rock, water 

and mud, doctors called 

his survival a miracle. 

But the right leg had to 

be amputated below the 

knee. 

Jenelle Hooson Rangi 

Ruru’s well being coordinator, 

said it was 

powerful to hear Mr 

Pike talk about students 

exploring their capability 

and developing a 

sense of purpose. 

“William’s discussion 

of the challenges he 

faced and how he overcame 

these resonated 

with the growth mindset 

approach teachers 

are developing with the 

girls,” she said. 

Ms Fail said the 

WPCA will help the 

year 7 and 8 girls at 

Rangi develop important 

life skills including 

leadership, values, 

empathy, independent 

thinking and teamwork, 

while giving them the 

chance to contribute to 

their local communities 

in real and tangible 

ways. 

“We want our girls to 

be prepared for however 

life may challenge 

them.” 

Right – Annabel 

Wynn-Williams 


AN ONLINE survey has been 

opened to gather feedback on 

plans to establish a new school in 

Belfast. 

The public has until April 5 to 

submit feedback on a Ministry of 

Education proposal that would 

see a second campus of Belfast 

Primary School added in the west 

of the suburb or an entirely new 

school open. 

It comes as several possible sites 

have been identified by the ministry, 

all within 1km of the current 

Belfast site on Main North Rd. 

“These sites are all larger than 

is usually required for a year 1-8 

primary school, since it is possible 

that Allenvale School will relocate 

to the site and share the site with 

the new school,” principal Sue 

Elley said. 

If a new campus of Belfast Primary 

is dismissed, the ministry 

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The Ministry 

of Education is 

working with 

Belfast School to 

investigate the 

possibility of a 

second campus. 

School feedback sought 

would build the new school in 

2020-21. 

The current Belfast School zone 

would be divided approximately 

in half. 

But if Belfast School is extended, 

its current site would change 

to a year 1 to 4 junior campus, 

and the new site would become a 

year 5 to 8 senior campus, opening 

in 2020-21. 

“While many aspects of the 

school would stay the same, 

there are also new opportunities 

for changes to Belfast School’s 

current way of operating and its 

physical spaces,” Ms Elley said. 

She wants to encourage other 

community members to participate 

in the survey, to ensure a 

range of viewpoints are considered. 

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WHEELS: Cotswold School head boy Sam Carrell and head girl Estelle Lin are 

ready to ride. 

PHOTO GILBERT WEALLEANS 

Cotswold pupils get 

new bikes and track 


COTSWOLD SCHOOL pupils love their 

new bikes. 

The Bishopdale school raised more than 

$70,000 to become the second school 

in the city to join the Bikes in Schools 

programme. 

The Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community Board earmarked $15,000 to 

go towards the programme, which aims 

to provide children with easy access to 

bicycles. 

The school has purchased a fleet of bicycles 

in four different sizes and helmets, 

and is building a cycle track around the 

school field and a storage facility. 

The track will be open to the 500 

Cotswold pupils during the school day 

and to the community after school hours 

and on weekends. 

SCHOOLS 

Local sports clubs, pre-schools and 

kindergartens will also have access to the 

track. 

The school plans to hold duathlons and 

cycle races on the track. 

More than 65 schools across the 

country have worked with the Bikes in 

Schools Charitable Trust to implement 

the programme. 

However, Cotswold has become only 

the second school in the city to run it, 

alongside Rawhiti School in North New 

Brighton. 

The sooner the better 

for sore heel treatment 

We’ve all enjoyed the long, hot 

summer but unfortunately, for some, 

the extended time wearing jandals 

and comfortable shoes to stay cool has 

resulted in sore heels. 

“That’s due to the lack of support 

for the feet, which can result in the 

arches falling,” says Ian Graham of the 

Papanui Foot Clinic. 

“We are seeing a lot of people with 

this problem, and our advice to anyone 

suffering from sore heels is to come 

and see us as soon as possible. The 

quicker it’s seen to, the quicker we can 

get them ‘up and running’ again.” 

Patients are also given exercises that 

target the area and ease the problem, 

Ian says. 

However, wearing closed-in shoes 

can also cause problems for some, 

with ingrowing toenails resulting from 

toes being squashed creating pain 

and discomfort. Ian and his fellow 

podiatrist Anna Brown can easily treat 

the problem, with Ian specialising in 

ingrowing toenail surgery. 

Children often experience foot 

problems, too, particularly when they 

change from one sport to another at 

this time of year. Painful heels, for 

example, are quite common in children 

and these can be treated with orthotic 

support. 

“We make foot orthotics here at the 

clinic,” Ian says. “Anyone with heel 

pain, sore bunions, sore arches, flat feet 

and lower leg pain can be treated with 

foot orthotics.” 

The Papanui Foot Clinic also carries 

the Dr Comfort footwear range for 

men and women. These are wider and 

deeper than standard footwear and are 

designed for people that have trouble 

finding shoes to fit. 

The Papanui Foot Clinic is located 

at 448 Papanui Road. Opening hours 

are Monday to Friday, 9am-5.30pm 

with evening clinics on Tuesdays and 

Thursday till 7.30pm. 

For further information or to make 

an appointment, phone 352 6400. 

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WINNER: Space Oddity by Isleworth Primary School won the people’s choice 

award. 

Futuristic garden 

takes out award 

A GARDEN named after a David Bowie 

song won Isleworth Primary the people’s 

choice award at the Oderings School 

Gardens Show. 

Space Oddity was set up at the 

Woolston Club recently with the public 

able to vote for their favourite garden 

display. 

Isleworth was one of 11 schools 

showcasing their green-thumbed talent 

under the theme ‘into the future’. 

Judges from the Canterbury 

Horticultural Society handed out 

awards. 

Bryndwr’s Wairakei School was handed 

gold by judges for their garden called A 

Dual Purpose. 

While St Albans Catholic School’s 

Discovering D.P #49 earned a bronze 

award. 

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National titles for Rangi triathletes 

SPORTS 

PACE: Lily (middle) running with her bike at the start of the the cycling stage of the event. (Right) – Milly Gallagher during the running stage of the under-12 team 

event. (Below) – The combined team from Rangi Ruru and Medbury receive their medals. 

CHRIST’S COLLEGE has had 

its name etched onto the Maadi 

Cup for the 11th time. 

Hamilton Boys’ High School 

led the boys under-18 eight race 

from the 500m mark at the 

New Zealand secondary schools 

rowing regatta on Twizel’s Lake 

Ruataniwha from last week. 

But Christ’s Alex Todhunter, 

Jamie Batchelor, Will Chaffey, 

Zac Cran, Fletcher Anderson, 

Guy Chaffey, Jack Elvy, Lachie 

Hazlett and Max Marsh pulled 

away at 1750m clocking a winning 

time of 6min 1.90sec. 

While Hamilton Boys finished 

in the silver spot on 6min 

3.82sec, Christchurch Boys 

came third for the second year 

in a row on 6min 9.49sec. 

Christ’s College took home 

another four golds and one 

silver medal for the under-15 

coxed octuple sculls, under-16 

coxed eight, under-16 coxed 

four, under-17 coxed eight and 

the under-18 novice coxed eight. 

TWO YEAR 8 Rangi Ruru 

Girls’ School pupils have taken 

out national titles in the New 

Zealand schools triathlon 

championships. 

Lily Greenwood won the 

under-12 girls age-group and 

then she and Milly Gallagher 

combined with two pupils from 

Medbury to win the 2018 NZS 

under-12 tag team triathlon. 

The championships took 

place on Rabbit Island, Nelson, 

last Monday and Tuesday, with 

hundreds of competitors from 

around the country taking part. 

The tag team event saw each 

member complete a shortened 

individual triathlon, before 

tagging the next member to 

complete their section. Tagging 

means passing a timing chip on. 

Rangi Ruru head of sport Jo 

Fogarty said the Rangi/Medbury 

combined team was incredibly 

strong, winning the under-12s 

section by more than 6min. 

“The girls have credited Rangi 

coach Mark Cotham’s wind 

training sessions with helping 

CBHS racked up another 

three golds and five silvers in the 

under-15 double sculls, under-15 

coxed quad sculls, under-17 

coxed four, under-18 coxless 

pair oars, under-16 coxed quad 

sculls, under-17 coxed eight, 

under-18 coxed four and the 

under-15 coxed octuple sculls. 

But last year’s Maadi Cup 

winner, St Andrew’s College did 

not claim a single medal during 

the regatta. 

Rangi Ruru Girls’ School retained 

their title as the top girls’ 

school in rowing for the third 

time running. 

It was close as Rangi beat 

Waikato Diocesan Girls’ School 

by just one point. 

Overall Rangi won three golds 

in the under-18 novice coxed 

eight, under-16 coxed eight and 

the under-18 novice coxed four, 

three silvers in the under-18 

coxed four, under-16 coxed four 

and the under-18 coxed eight 

and a bronze in the under-15 

their competitiveness in this section,” 

she said. 

Lily’s mum Liz Greenwood 

said her daughter loves the sport 

as it provides variety with the 

three disciplines. 

“You need to be good at a mix 

of sports, which Lily is. Her goal 

is to be able to join the Canterbury 

Tri Academy (open to 

14-years-plus) and then compete 

for New Zealand in age group 

events later in high school. Andrea 

Hewitt is her idol who she 

often sees training at Jellie Park.” 

Christ’s College take out Maadi Cup for 11th time 

coxed four. 

St Bede’s College won gold in 

the under-18 novice coxed four, 

silver for the under-16 coxed 

eight and bronze in the under-16 

coxed four. 

Christchurch Girls’ High 

School won silver in the under-15 

coxed four and bronze for 

the under-16 coxed four. 

While St Margaret’s College 

got two bronze medals in the 

under-18 novice coxed eight and 

the under-16 coxed eight. 

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A moveable feast that is 

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Easter is both the most sombre and joyful 

time in the Christian calendar, calling believers 

to remember the crucifixion of Christ and His 

resurrection. Its date changes each year, making 

it a ‘moveable feast.’ The Easter story lies at the 

heart of the Christian faith and its importance 

is celebrated with special celebrations. But just 

what does it all mean? 

The week leading up to Easter Sunday is 

Holy Week which starts with Palm Sunday, 

commemorating Jesus’ arrival into Jerusalem. 

It is marked in many churches by giving palm 

fronds, or a local equivalent like flax, which 

represents the way He was welcomed and 

revered. 

Maundy Thursday, or Holy Thursday, 

remembers the Last Supper where the first 

Holy Communion was established and is a 

fundamental feature of many Christian services 

2,000 years later. The day also recognises Jesus’ 

betrayal, arrest and trial and is marked in 

Christian churches by services of foot-washing 

and the stripping of alters. 

That is followed by Good Friday, the date on 

Anglican 

which Jesus Christ was executed by crucifixion 

and the markings on the hot cross buns we all 

enjoy are representative of that. 

As well as being a public holiday, it is a 

solemn acknowledgment of the horrific death 

that ultimately led to the establishment of the 

Christian faith. 

Catholics and Anglicans alike commemorate 

the events of Good Friday in the Stations of the 

Cross, the church bells are not rung and alters 

remain bare. 

Holy Week concludes with Easter Sunday, 

the most significant celebration in the Christian 

calendar and a time to rejoice. It celebrates 

Christ’s resurrection and the triumph of good 

over evil. 

Christians across Christchurch will be 

attending church services and it is the day when 

arguably everyone’s favourite part of Easter – 

chocolate eggs – are given. So, when you are 

enjoying your Easter Eggs this year, take some 

time to reflect on the true meaning behind Holy 

Week. 

Easter 

Services Easter 

Services 

We warmly invite you to our services 

celebrating the dying and rising of Jesus 

Christ, God’s Saviour for us all. 

The service information is as follows: 

Thur 29 March Maundy Thursday Service of 

Shadows 7.30pm 

Fri 30 March Good Friday all-age service 

9.30am 

Sun 1 April Easter Day services 7.45am, 

9am & 10.30am 

Casino team takes out 

rescue chopper challenge 

TEAMS FROM 

businesses across the 

city assembled, with one 

mission, to raise as much 

money for the Westpac 

rescue helicopters. 

They were challenged to 

a gruelling day of pushups, 

an obstacle course 

and a first aid test during 

the Air Rescue Summer 

Crew Challenge. 

The Christchurch Casino 

took out the champion 

title for the second year in 

a row – raising more than 

$12,000 for the charity. 

“The teams left nothing 

on the field this year it was 

extremely competitive – it 

was amazing to see the 

Casino take the cup for 

the second year running; 

they worked together as 

a team and fought to the 

end,” Rick Knight, crew 

chief said. 

Air Rescue began the 

day with a goal of raising 

$70,000, which was 

cracked the $70,721.91 

raised by the 22 competing 

teams will fund 14 

livesaving air rescue trips. 


WINNER: 

The 

Christchurch 

Casino team 

raised more 

than $12,000 

for Westpac 

Air Rescue. 

“It really does make 

a difference. It has been 

a very busy time for the 

crew 

especially at weekends 

where they can attend 

back to back missions,” 

Air Rescue chief executive 

Christine Prince 

said. 

The Christchurch 

Casino raised $12,815 

Mortlock McCormack 

Law came in second place 

raising $10,479.60 and in 

third was the Commodore 

Hotel with $7070.80. 

244 Avonhead Road. Phone 358 8780 

www.stchristophers.org.nz 

Maundy Thursday – ‘Take eat this is my body...’ 

7.30pm Eucharist of the Lord’s Supper and Footwashing 

8.30pm ‘Tenebrae’ - Service of Shadows 

Good Friday – ‘Why have you forsaken me?’ 

9am Carrying the cross from Holy Trinity Catholic Church 

10.30am Creative Lifestreams service (in hall) 

12 noon Vigil – music and readings in church 

Easter Day – ‘Christ is Risen!’ 

8am Eucharist with Hymns 

9.30am Festive Eucharist with Choir 

10am Lifestreams Intergenerational Service (in hall) 

5pm Evensong with Choir 

7pm Antioch – Contemporary Worship (in hall) 

Rev Mark Chamberlain 

Cnr Fendalton Rd and Tui St 

Parish Office: 351 7064 l www.stbarnabas.org.nz 

EAStEr SErvicES 

Good Friday - 30 March 

10am - Mairehau High School, 440 Hills Road. 

Easter Sunday - 1 April 

8.30am – Traditional Easter Service. 

12 Berwick Street, St Albans. 

10am - Family Service with Easter egg hunt and 

sausage sizzle. 

Mairehau High School, 440 Hills Road. 

4pm - Family service and Easter party with dinner 

after the service. 12 Berwick Street. 

7pm - Movie screening: The Case for Christ 

At The Piano - Centre for Music and The Arts, 

156 Armagh Street. 

www.stjohnschch.org 

Methodist 

Christchurch North 

Methodist Parish 

The Chapel Street Centre 

Cnr Harewood Rd & Chapel St 

Easter Services 

29 th March – Maundy Thursday Service, 7pm 

30 th March – Good Friday Service, 10am 

1 st April – Easter Service, 10am 

NATURE: Winners at the Papanui-Innes Community Board edible garden 

awards. 

Edible garden winners 

GREEN-thumbed 

residents gathered at the 

Chapel Street Centre 

to celebrate their edible 

gardens. 

On Thursday night 42 

entrants and their gardens 

were acknowledged by 

the Papanui-Innes Community 

Board at its edible 

garden awards in the 

categories of residential 

house, residential unit, 

schools and early learning 

centres and community 

gardens. 

The board spearheaded 

the idea of an edible 

garden awards in 2013 

and it has caught on 

across the city with most 

boards now running 

similar events. 

The event is a partnership 

between the board 

and the Christchurch 

Horticultural Society. 

Winners 

Residential house – 

Ann Powley, Shirley 

Residential unit – 

James Cumming, 

Northcote 

School/early learning 

centre – Wairakei School, 

Bryndwr 

Community garden – 

St Albans Uniting Parish, 

Mairehau 

First time entrant – 

Sarah Morel, St Albans 

Best tomatoes – Rowan 

Trindall, St Albans 

Best yield – Michael 

Hole, St Albans 

Sustainability – Dale 

and Eileen Donaghey, 

Redwood



Email julia.evans@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

JP Clinic 

Tuesday, 10am-1pm 

A Justice of the Peace will 

be available to members of 

the community, to witness 

signatures and documents, 

certify document copies, hear 

oaths, declarations, affidavits 

or affirmations as well as sign 

citizenship, sponsorship or rates 

rebates applications. There is no 

charge for this service. 

Fendalton, Shirley and Papanui 

libraries 

GenConnect 

Tuesday, 12.10-12.40pm 

Connecting generations by 

sharing knowledge. Do you have 

questions about your iPad, Smart 

Phone or Tablet? Or maybe you 

want to know how to use Skype, 

Facebook, or share your photos 

with family or friends? Ask an 

expert. Papanui High School 

students will be available every 

Tuesday during term time from 

12.10-12.40pm to help answer all 

your questions. 

Papanui Library, 35 Langdons 

Rd 

Reading to Dogs 

Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

These sessions have been 

designed to provide a relaxed 

and non-threatening atmosphere 

to encourage children to 

practice their reading skills and 

develop a love of reading. This 

programme uses dogs which 

are the pets of the city council 

animal management team and 

have been trained and tested for 

health, safety and temperament. 

Sessions are 15min. Phone 941 

7923 to book a spot. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland 

Rd 

Bishopdale Bridge Club 

Wednesday, 11am-2.30pm 

Go along and join in with this 

social group which meets every 

Wednesday for a game or two of 

bridge. Table fees are $5. Phone 

Janet for more information on 

352 1440. 

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library 

and Community Centre, 13 

Bishopdale Court 

Indoor Bowls 

Wednesday, 7.30-9.30pm 

The club season is open with 

new members welcome. Friendly 

assistance for new players. For 

more information, phone Lester 

on 323 8184. 

Papanui Methodist Church, cnr 

Chapel St and Harewood Rd 

Bishopdale Book Club 

Thursday, 1-2pm 

Bach’s St John Passion, written for Good Friday in 1723, will be performed at St Mary’s Pro 

Cathedral on Manchester St on Friday at 8pm by the CBS choir, soloists and orchestra. The 

soloists will be Sarah-Jane Rennie, Louisa Pilkington, Ken Joblin and Chris Whelan, with Ben 

Madden as the evangelist and Sam Madden as tenor soloist. The orchestra will be led by Natalia 

Lomeiko. Continuo will be provided by Ellen Doyle on cello and Veronica van der Knaap on 

harpsichord. The performance will be directed by Don Whelan. For more information, including 

ticketing, phone 358 5873 or email don.whelan@xtra.co.nz 

Go along and join the friendly 

group of readers and chat about 

your current reading and old 

favourites. With no set book to 

read, this is a relaxed and social 

group which meets monthly in 

the library. 

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library 

and Community Centre, 13 

Bishopdale Court 

Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Thursday 2-3pm 

Go along and enjoy a chat with 

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What’s On 

Entertainment 

To advertise, contact 

Jo Fuller 027 458 8590 

jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi 

Something free to do 

over Easter - The Art Trail 

e Swan Sisters (Amy & Amiria) 

e Great Depression Blues Band 

‘Famous for their roasts!’ 

Kid's SPECIAL 

Two courses 

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$19 

We are 

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Great menu. 

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www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

A EXCITING showcase of local artworks, 

free workshops, and live music makes up a 

fabulous new event taking place this Easter 

weekend - e Wakaroa Pigeon Bay Art 

Trail. 

While the main exhibition and associated 

events take place at the Pigeon Bay Hall (in 

Banks Peninsula, a little over an hours drive 

from Christchurch), additional artworks 

form an Art Trail with interesting pieces 

installed and featured en route from the 

Summit Road/Pigeon Bay Road bus shelter, 

to Knox Church yard, the Pigeon Bay 

Boating Club, and Wakaroa Point. 

Based on stories shared by the Bay 

Community and utilising materials from the 

Bay wherever possible, these site-specific 

and audience responsive art works seek to 

celebrate the life and stories of the Bay. 

“e trail was inspired by my mum’s 

stories of growing up in Pigeon Bay. She 

always spoke of her childhood as a time of 

formation, of connection and belonging,” 

explained artist and event orgniser, Keren 

Oertly. “I was interested to explore these 

ideas of identity in relation to place. e 

community in the Bay was incredibly 

supportive and generous throughout this 

process – none of this would be possible 

without them.” 

Providing the soundscape are two highly 

respected Canterbury based acts, e Swan 

Sisters (Amiria Grenell & Amy Grace 

delivering their delicate blend of folk, 

country, dreamy pop) and Americana/Blues 

outfit, e Great Depression Blues Band. 

Also included on the programme is a 

presentation, ‘100 Years of Pigeon Bay with 

June Hay’. is special address takes place at 

3pm on Easter Sunday at the Knox Church. 

e Wakaroa Pigeon Bay Art Trail | 

Saturday 31st March to Sunday 1st April | 

10am - 5pm each day. Free admission. 

More information on facebook 

events/567652466932472. 

What’s On 

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 

MEMBERS LUCKY CARD DRAW 

PLEASE NOTE 

THE CLUB WILL BE CLOSED 

GOOD FRIDAY. 

HAPPY EASTER 

DOWNSTAIRS 

CLUB BISTRO 

Open Tuesday to Saturday 

from 12pm - 2pm & from 5pm. 

DINE BY THE SEA! 

UPSTAIRS 

Pierview Restaurant 

Open from 5.30pm 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday 

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SUNDAY 29th APRIL, from 5.30pm 

SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET 

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Bookings Essential 

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5PM - 7PM DAILY 

EASTER - NO SURCHARGE 

Good Friday 

Open for DINNER ONLY 

Easter Monday 

Open for DINNER ONLY 

Dining as usual on other days. 

CAFE OPEN ALL EASTER 

NO SURCHARGE 

$12 

LUNCH 

SPECIALS 

COFFEE 

HAPPY 

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2PM-4PM 

DAILY 

$3.50 

Offer available for a limited time 

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MON: ROAST MEAL 

TUE: FISH & CHIPS 

WED: FISH BURGER 

THU: ROAST MEAL 

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AVAILABLE 

FROM 

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SUNDAY 15 APRIL 2018 

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Purchase a $4 Fresh Bean Coffee from 

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Easter 

essentials 

Whether you’re getting together with family or catching up with mates, 

these Super Liquor specials will go down a treat! Hop to it... 

BURNSIDE 

sweet aS! 

$ 1299 

each 

when or 

you buy6 

more 

$ 1399 

each 

when or 

you buy2 

more 

$14 99 


Choose from Allan Scott, 

Taylors Estate , Church Road, 

Wither Hills Ranges or 

Brown Brothers Prosecco 

750ml. Some exclusions apply 

each 

SINGLE 

BOTTLES 

2for 

$ 

66! 

or from 

$34.99 each 

SELAKS 

THE TASTE 

COLLECTION 

750ml 

Includes 

Chardonnay, 

Sauvignon Blanc, 

Pinot Noir, Rosé, 

Pinot Gris 

MATAWHERO 

750ml 

Includes 

Sauvignon Blanc, 

Chardonnay, 

Pinot Gris, Rosé, 

Merlot, Pinot Noir, 

Gewurztraminer 

$ 

19 99 

$ 

16 99 $ 

21 99 

Choose from 

1 Litre Kahlúa, Malibu, 

Coruba, Baileys, 

Smirnoff Red, St Rémy, 

Gordon’s, Bell's Whisky 

or 700ml El Jimador, 

Jim Beam Black, 

Jack Daniel's 

LINDAUER 

750ml 

Includes 

Enlighten 

Range 

$ 

9 99 

DEUTZ 

750ml 

CANADIAN CLUB & DRY 

or JIM BEAM & COLA 

10 x 330ml Cans, 4.8% 

top beer pickS 

under 

$20! 

JIM BEAM or 

CANADIAN 

CLUB 

Includes Spiced 

1 Litre 

HOT DEAL! 

$ 

36 99 

each 

$ 

19 99 

each 

$ 

19 99 

each 

CHIVAS 

REGAL 12YO 

700ml 

JAMESON or 

TANQUERAY 

1 Litre 

$ 

47 99 

each 

$ 

47 99 

each 

$ 

64 99 $ 69 99 

CORUBA & COLA 

10 x 330ml Bottles, 5% 

SMIRNOFF ICE 

DOUBLE BLACK $ 

24 99 CODY'S & COLA 


each 18 x 250ml Cans, 7% 

WOODSTOCK 

& COLA 

LONG WHITE 

18 x 250ml Cans, 7% 

10 x 320ml Bottles, 4.8% 


BILLY MAVERICK & COLA 

MIST WOOD 

$ 

$ 

21 99 $ 

29 99 

12 x 250ml Cans, 7% 


each 

24 99 

each 

MONTEITH'S 

RANGE 

12 x 330ml Bottles 

$ 

24 99 

PATRÓN XO 

CAFE, THE 

KRAKEN or 

WOODFORD 

RESERVE 

700ml 

HEINEKEN 


$ 

24 99 

GLENFIDDICH 

12YO 

700ml 

SCRUMPY 

1.25 Litre Bottle 

$ 

9 99 

same drop 

different 

name! 

Scapegrace is the 18th 

century word for rogue 

SCAPEGRACE 

700ml 

ORCHARD 

THIEVES 

500ml Bottle 

$ 

3 99 

CORONA 

10 x 355ml Cans 

LION BROWN 

18 x 330ml Cans 

KRONENBOURG, SPEIGHT'S MID ALE, 

STEINLAGER PURE or TIGER 


MAC’S RANGE 


$ 

12 99 

STEINLAGER 

CLASSIC 


$ 

29 99 

DB DRAUGHT, TUI 

or DB EXPORT GOLD 


$ 

24 99 

each 

LION RED, WAIKATO, 

SUMMIT or SPEIGHT’S 


$ 

34 99 

each 

Super Liquor Burnside • 501 Wairakei Rd • Phone 359 0556 

Offers valid Monday 26th March to Sunday 8th April while stocks last. Limits may apply. Trade not supplied. 

Roydvale Ave 

Super 

Location 

SUPER LIQUOR 

BURNSIDE 

now open! 

Waiakei Rd 

Abros Pl 

• Open 7 days from 

10am - 9pm 

• Chiller trailer hire

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