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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A PADDLE out to honour a
well -known New Brighton
surfer who passed away after a
short battle with cancer was held
on Saturday.
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Surfers pay tribute to ‘Rangi’ in paddle out
REMEMBERED: Well-known New Brighton surfer Rangimaria King was honored with a paddle out on Saturday.
Families, friends and fellow
surfers gathered at the north
rank near the New Brighton
Pier to remember Rangimaria
(Rangi) Adrian Te Otimi King,
42, who died from liver cancer
on May 4.
Described as an “outstanding
surfer” and a “New Brighton
legend”, King was a professional
surfer whose career took off in
the late 1980s. He was a member
of the New Zealand scholastics
team and his career highlights
included beating former professional
surfer Martin Potter.
King was competing at the
Konica all stars skin contest
at Sandon Point, Wollongong,
when he beat Potter in the early
1990s. •Turn to page 4
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
CHRISTCHURCH East
National List MP Jo Hayes is
calling for action on erosion
issues near the South Brighton
Domain estuary edge with
more trees likely to disappear
over the next few months.
Ms Hayes is concerned the
South Brighton Motor Camp
and other businesses in the
community are now “under
serious threat”.
“While the city council has
acknowledged what is likely to
happen, the dramatic estuary
edge erosion has continued
and the bank has become destabilised
and unsafe, with dangerous
voids below the surface,”
she said.
Ms Hayes said the residents
and businesses in the area deserve
better because properties
are being devalued and are potentially
becoming unsaleable.
South Brighton Motor Camp
owner Sam Hawkins said it had
started to fund its own flood
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RESIDENTS AND businesses in the eastern suburbs feeling they
are forgotten seems to be a reoccurring theme.
This week Christchurch East National List MP Jo Hayes is calling
for the city council to take action on the erosion issues near
the South Brighton Domain Estuary edge.
Businesses such as the South Brighton 26th Motor August Camp are 2018 now
taking it into their own hands to fund their own flood protection.
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Tuesday May 22 2018 3
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Plan to make Palmers Rd safer
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A HAZARDOUS road in New
Brighton will be narrowed in a
bid to be made safer.
At its recent meeting, the
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board has approved for Palmers
Rd (Bowhill Rd-New Brighton
Rd) to be narrowed to 10m to
make it safer.
The road
has been a
concern for
residents with
12 crashes
reported
between 2005
and 2016.
David East
City
council staff
originally
recommended plans of narrowing
the road to 9m.
But the board viewed 9m as
too narrow. It had concerns
the road is a significant link for
traffic from North Beach to the
city and is a vital exit road in
emergencies.
At the meeting, city councillor
David East said his main
concern was the consistency of
the roads in the area.
“I just want to see some
consistency and, frankly, I keep
going back to the ludicrous
decision to classify Palmers Rd
as a local road.”
“I would like to see Palmers
Rd as a 12m road but even that
is going to be a nightmare . . . it
is not a local road, it is a reasonably
well used thoroughfare.”
Cr East raised concerns
the last time there was a tsunami
evacuation the traffic was
backed up for miles and a narrower
Palmers Rd will make it
even worse.
But he voted for the road to be
narrowed to 10m.
He told Pegasus Post the road
needs to be upgraded, and
although 10m is not ideal there
seems to be “no way in hell” he
can persuade council staff to
construct a 12m road.
But community board
member Tim Baker’s vote was
recorded against the decision.
He said while narrowing the
road to 10m is fine, 9m would
have been sufficient and made
the road slower.
The board also requested
further investigation reducing
and removing all chicanes from
its plans.
It would also like council staff
to consider removing a chicane
from outside 96 Palmers Rd to
VITAL: The
Coastal-
Burwood
Community
Board has
approved
Palmers
Rd being
narrowed to
10m in a bid
to prevent
crashes in
the future.
PHOTO:
GILBERT
WEALLEANS
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Mr Baker said he disagreed, as
the chicanes will slow the traffic
down which is what the people
want.
But Cr East said he is “probably”
leaning towards a 10m
road with no chicanes.
Work for the project will not
begin until mid-2018.
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Former pro surfer honoured during paddle out
•From page 1
King narrowly came second to
Australian surfer Mark Occhilupo
in the Konica contest.
He began surfing at age 11 after
volunteers, including his father
Wally, helped start a surfing
programme as part of St Ambrose
Anglican Church’s drop-in
centre.
Faith Family Fellowship
Aranui soon found out the group
was interested in surfing and donated
their old surfboards from
the 1940s.
It wasn’t long before King
“caught the bug”. He took just
three weeks to pick up surfing
while the rest of the group took
about 18 months.
His sister Nga Anderson said
he would borrow other people’s
surfboards and they would laugh
at him until they saw him surf.
Bid to get Haeata students walking, cycling
Survey seeks
to solve high
travel times
• By Sophie Cornish and Georgia
O’Connor-Harding
A SURVEY to find out what can
be done to get more students
to walk or cycle to Haeata
Community Campus is expected
to be released to the public.
The Ministry of Education,
New Zealand Transport Agency
and city council are working on
a feasibility study
to identify solutions
for students
walking and
cycling to the
school.
Due to the
closure of schools
Andy Kai
Fong
in the eastern
suburbs to form
Haeata, many
students now travel further than
they used to.
The survey, expected to be
released later this month or in
“That was when they had different
respect for him,” she said.
EXIT Surf Shop owner Tristan
Bennett said no one had heard
of him before he competed in a
Canterbury scholastic surfing
ACTION: A survey to find out what can be done to get more students to walk or cycle to Haeata
Community Campus will be released to the public.
PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS
early June, aims to identify if the
community is willing to see the
issue explored further.
Known as ‘school travel planning’,
the process aims to support
safe journeys and encourage
active travel.
Haeata principal Andy Kai
Fong said the project has not
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competition when he was 13 and
“blew everyone away”.
“I have got people who would
come into the surf shop and say ‘I
have just been down at Brighton;
there is a kid out there destroying
Aranui is unsafe.
“It has been driven out of how
we can enhance it, work with
the community and spend some
money on it,” he said.
He said the more attractive
active transport can be made, the
more health benefits there are
including getting traffic off the
road and decreasing accidents
TRIBUTE: Families, friends
and fellow surfers held a
paddle out on Saturday to remember
New Brighton surfer
Rangimaria King.
PHOTO: www.surferswall.com
it’,” he said.
Photographer Warren Hawke,
who travelled with King for
photoshoots over a period of two
to three years, said he had an
uncanny natural surfing ability.
He said at the beginning of his
career, King started to win contests
on surfboards which were
not even up to high performance
level at the time.
He was quickly picked up as a
professional and sponsored by
the Exit Surf Shop, surf clothing
and board company O’Neill,
in the area. The survey aims to
find out if there are any hotspots
where students may not feel
comfortable walking or cycling,
Mr Kai Fong said.
City council planning and
deliver transport manager
Lynette Ellis said the study is
about understanding the needs of
the community and any concerns
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King’s pro career lasted
more than 10 years into his early
20s.
After he stopped surfing
professionally, he continued to
teach surfing in New Brighton.
Close friend Sam Johnston,
who started out surfing with
King, said he was unique in
and out of the water, a talented
guitarist and good at any sport he
played.
Another friend Haydo Brain
said King was one of the most
influential surfers for him
growing up, and one of New
Zealand’s best, fastest and most
progressive board riders during
and after his pro carreer.
Hundreds turned out for King’s
funeral at Clareville Cemetery,
Carterton, on May 7.
people commuting to the school
each day may have.
A pilot project is in place to
give a group of students the
opportunity to work alongside
city council planning and
engineering staff on a “real
world” project.
No particular interventions
have been identified or prioritised
yet, Ms Ellis said.
Mr Kai Fong said there are a
number of children who cycle,
scooter and walk to Haeata.
But he said students, such
as those who formerly went to
Wainoni School, have had to
make alternative arrangements
due to being a considerable
distance from the school.
A feasibility workshop and
report on the study is expected to
be ready by mid-July.
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Tuesday May 22 2018 5
PROUD: Trees for Canterbury manager Steve Bush is proud of what the not-forprofit
organisation has achieved as it gets close to a milestone of planting one
million native trees.
Huge goals for
tree-planting group
TREES FOR Canterbury
is on track to plant one
million native trees and
has set itself a new target
of planting a million
more.
The group regularly
works in partnership with
the city council, donating
plants for community
planting days such as the
one held earlier this month
at Styx Mill Conservation
Reserve, where close to
2000 native plants were
planted.
The not-for-profit nursery
has been running since
the 1990s and later this
year hopes to chalk up a
major milestone, achieving
the planting of one million
trees at sites around the
city.
A celebration of the
milestone will be held at
Travis Wetland Reserve in
September.
Trees for Canterbury
manager Steve Bush, has
been in the role since 1992
and is proud of what the
organisation has achieved.
“It is a true social enterprise
in that 100 per cent of
our income goes into the
running of the nursery and
carrying out our aims. It’s
a real buzz to see the trees
we’ve planted around the
city and the region and
know that we’ve helped
create that legacy. You can
go back years later and see
a huge change, so it’s really
fantastic.”
When Mr Bush first
started working for the
organisation it was able to
donate only a few thousand
plants each year, now
it donates about 45,000
annually.
“We show up with lots of
plants and encourage lots
of people to come. For the
recent Styx Mill planting
day, we contributed 1950
plants,” he said.
All of the plant seedlings
and trees that the nursery
donates are eco-sourced.
This means they are grown
from seeds collected by
volunteers from native
trees growing in pockets
of remnant native bush
in Riccarton, on the Port
Hills, and at locations on
Banks Peninsula.
Trees for Canterbury
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and encourages everyone
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towards its goal of getting
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Visit to brother’s grave a ‘special moment’
• By Bridget Rutherford
MORE THAN 70 years after his
brother was killed during World
War 2, Kevin Pike has finally
visited his grave.
The 74-year-old Burwood man
has just returned from a monthlong
trip to Europe with his son
Steven, daughter-in-law Jane,
and grandson Thomas, bringing
back parts of the aircraft his
eldest brother Trevor Pike was
killed in.
“What a trip,” he said.
They went to Ingen, Holland,
to see where Trevor’s Stirling
bomber crashed into a paddock
after it was shot down on October
15, 1942.
All seven allied troops on
board – Trevor, James Howe,
Reginald Blair, Thomas Baywater,
John Brocket, Francis
O’Sullivan and James Denny –
were killed.
Kevin said they then went to
Amersfoort Cemetery where the
crew were buried.
Kevin never met Trevor. The
youngest of 11 children, he was
born the year after his 22-yearold
brother died.
He said visiting his grave
brought them closer together.
“It was very emotional.”
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
TREASURED: Kevin Pike has returned from visiting his brother Trevor Pike’s grave in Holland. He
received memorabilia from the aircraft Trevor was killed in.
Trevor was a Royal New Zealand
Air Force wireless operator
and air gunner on the Royal Air
Force Stirling bomber. It was
returning from a bombing run
in Cologne, Germany, when it
was shot down by German nightgunner
Bruno Eickmeier.
Kevin’s trip had been eight
years in the making.
He said in 2010 he came across
a notice in a newspaper titled
‘Seeking Pike family.’
It was a letter from Richard
van de Velde, a Dutch history
teacher who was researching all
the war victims killed near his
home in Buesichem.
Kevin said after eight years it
was nice to meet Mr van de Velde
and his wife Ingrid, who took
them to the crash site in a World
War 2 Canadian army Jeep.
They placed a large poppy on a
stick at the site with the names of
the crew on it, he said.
“It was a very emotional time
for all of us. We stood in silence
for those brave lads who gave
their lives for others.”
At the cemetery, Kevin said
they laid poppies at the crew
members’ graves, and he put
a photo of his parents at
Trevor’s.
He said it was a “special moment”
which would “stay in our
hearts forever.”
“At peace, these lads were at
last.”
Mr van de Velde’s friend Ad
Haneveer, an artist, had put
together pieces of the Stirling
bomber into a frame for Kevin,
which included a nut, bullet, a
pipe, and shards.
Kevin was also given pieces
of aluminium from the aircraft
with Trevor’s initials engraved
into them.
“They never told us they managed
to get parts of the plane out
of the ground,” he said.
Kevin said he donated larger
pieces of the aircraft to Peter den
Tek, who had set up a section in
a museum dedicated to Trevor
and other airmen who were shot
down over Holland.
After visiting the sites, they
then went on to the French town
of Le Quesnoy to attend Anzac
Day commemorations.
New Zealand soldiers captured
Le Quesnoy from the Germans
at the end of World War 1, so
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Students combine for exhibition
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
AN ARTWORK exhibition
capturing the struggles the city’s
youth faces today is on display
in the central city.
Students from five of the
city’s alternative education programmes
have collaborated to
present mixed media art exhibition
A Chance To Be Heard.
Headed by former Survivor
New Zealand and Te Kaupapa
Whakaora manager Salatielu
Tiatia, A Chance To Be Heard
aims to fight the ongoing stigma
against alternative education.
He said a mixture of work
from carving, painting to kapa
haka and rap will be on display
as part of Youth Week, “communicating
everything under the
sun.”
“Art has no boundaries, that
is the thing we want to communicate.”
Programmes Te Kaupapa
Whakaora in Papanui, Te Kupenga
o Aranui, Linwood’s
Kimihia Adventure Programme,
Hornby’s Tumanako Alternative
Education and Sydenham’s 180
Degrees Alternative Education
have been working together for
several years.
Mr Tiatia said the ongoing
stigma against alternative education
is “frustrating.”
“The big monster called
mainstream education doesn’t
fit for all young people in
Aotearoa.
“That’s why the poor kids rock
up to the space and all of a sudden
it is stigmatised . . . unfortunately
the more it is spoken of
and the more it is heard, young
people just end up believing it,”
he said.
But Mr Tiatia said the reality
is if students come to one of
the providers they will “feel the
love” and a “sense of whanau.”
He said alternative education
students have often faced issues
including anxiety, home issues
or gaps in their learning which
EXPRESSION:
An art exhibition
showing the
struggles youth
face today will
be on display
this week.
will be conveyed in their art
work.
“We take every young person
who comes through the door
with all the stuff they bring and
we carry them in order to educate
them,” Mr Tiatia said.
The biggest lesson Mr Tiatia
learnt during his time on Survivor,
which he takes to alternative
education, is “life is precious and
life can’t be taken for granted.”
“That struggle I had for two
whole months, imagine what
these young people go through”.
•A Chance To Be Heard
runs through to Friday,
10am-2pm daily at the Elim
Church, 285 Cashel St.
•From page 1
He said the camp has been
affected by flooding about three
times in the past year.
Mr Hawkins said there is a lot
of potential in the area for tourism
and cycleways. He said the
city council could “tap into” this
potential if it wanted to.
Henderson D B Plumbing
owner Dave Henderson said the
estuary is an “absolute eyesore”
and something needed to be
done.
“Why does our (area) have to
be like this when they spend millions
on the (Sumner) side and
nothing on this side. It is just a
joke,” he said.
In February, Pegasus Post
reported about 30 of the 100 trees
along the South New Brighton
Domain estuary edge are at risk
of falling at any time
City council head of parks
Andrew Rutledge said after the
earthquakes, it developed the
South New Brighton Reserves
Management Plan and a development
plan. They aim to protect
and enhance the cultural, ecological,
landscape and recreational
values of the reserves.
The Coastal- Burwood Community
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Haeata students embrace higher learning
SCHOOLS
JUST LIKE students around the
country, Haeata Community
Campus’ Manaia Mahuika-
Davies and Bodie Barker gained
NCEA level one last year.
But unlike most of those other
students, they gained credits at
other levels too.
Individual learning plans allow
each student to explore their own
interests to their full potential.
NCEA standards are applied and
assessed alongside that work.
The individual learning model
enables students to focus on one
subject area or area of interest
and therefore advance more
quickly through the NCEA levels
in that subject.
Year 12 students Manaia and
Bodie have embraced the model.
They each achieved credits at
all three levels in 2017, as well
as developing their goal-setting,
time management and workload
management.
Manaia achieved NCEA level
one fully last year and gained 59
credits at level two and eight at
level three.
This year she is working on an
interactive art project that links
to standards in both science and
art. Her project focuses on the
effects of plastic in the ocean.
This grew out of an essay she
wrote at the beginning of last
year, for which she gained science
credits.
Bodie achieved both level one
and level two last year in maths,
english and a sports and nutrition
course at Ara, as well as a
barista course.
This year he is taking up
various opportunities through
Haeata, including a New Zealand
Institute of Sport course on personal
training, and developing
his skills as a barista.
His goal for the year is to
achieve NCEA level three.
Achieving NCEA level three
is also Manaia’s goal this year,
which would allow her to spend
next year working and saving.
She then hopes to go to university
to study marine biology
so that, ultimately, she can “help
ACHIEVE: On top of achieving
NCEA, Manaia Mahuika-
Davies is working on an
interactive art project that
links to standards in science
and art. (Inset) – Bodie
Barker studying at Haeata
Community Campus. ​
save the dolphins”.
Manaia’s study pathway
typifies Haeata’s approach of
encouraging students to set a
big goal and then work at it in
smaller parts.
Bodie loves the opportunity to
develop his passions and manage
his own time.
“I have a goal each day, so that
I know I’m on track with my
work, and I have the freedom
to get experience in other areas
while still managing my own
workload,” he said.
Haeata provides many opportunities
for students to engage
outside the classroom.
Manaia and Bodie have both
been involved with the Student
Volunteer Army, and the Red
Shirts programme run by The
Warehouse.
Books come to life at Queenspark school
COLOURFUL characters have
come to life as part of Queenspark
Primary School’s book week.
Pupils dressed up as a range of
characters from Winnie-the-Pooh
to the Cat in the Hat and the
Queen of Hearts from the novel
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
The theme of the week was
fables and fairy tales.
Pupils got to dress-up as part of
book character day, teachers and
families read to classes and had a
book swap.
The school also received visits
from Bob Docherty of Bobs
Books Blog and author Jennifer
Somervell.
THE PLACES YOU’LL
GO: Levi dressed as
the Cat in the Hat.
COLORFUL: Kahlia and Scarlett
dressed as Thing 1 and Thing 2
from the The Cat in the Hat.
KIWI AS: Year 3 to 4 teachers dressed up as Fred Dagg.
TALL: Lucas’ costume
features an English fairy tale
Jack and the Beanstalk.
THREE LITTLE PIGS: Mya, Emma and Emma.
DELIGHTFUL: Queenspark Primary School office staff dressed as princesses
with principal Ross Willocks as Prince Charming.

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Mairehau
high School
Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community
-
The
Principal’s
Desk
The teachers in our school are committed,
passionate, and dedicated. Mairehau high
School is a small school with a caring,
community feel. our teachers will get to
know your child well and work with you as
a parent to ensure positive and enriching learning experiences for your child. We pride
ourselves on our innovative and caring staff, and we value individuality and difference. all
our teachers are focused on making a positive difference for your child. our teachers are
simply a fantastic group of people.
Harry romana, Principal
2018 School Production
Our musical production for 2018 was ‘High School Spoofical’ – a musical filled
with romance, magic and terrible jokes!
Any students played several roles from cheerleaders to emos, and homies to
redneck yokels.
It has taken several months of daily rehearsals and many Sundays given up by
students and staff to get everything ready for our major production.
Our production was well appreciated by our audience - made up of local primary
schools, parents, and our community.
Why Mairehau?
1. Our Size
- our school and classes are small
- We are proud of our strong staff- student
relationship
- Your teachers will know you and go the
extra mile to help you
2. Excellent Outcomes
We have:
- excellent Ncea results
- Personalised learning
- gifted and Talented Programmes
- Supported learning if you need it
- Fle- Flexible learning programme in Years
9 and 10
3. More Opportunities :
- a range of Sports
- a range of cultural activities
- leadership at all levels
- education outside the classroom
- Y9 & Y10 students have access to
chromebooks
4. Our Values - C A R E (Challenge,
Achievement, Responsibility, Empathy)
- We value everyone no matter who they
are or where they come from.
- We are proud of our cultural diversity
- We have strong pastoral support
- We encourage student voice
- We welcome parental involvement
- We value our links with other
organisations which encourage
community awareness and social
responsibility
5. Improvements to our school
environment
- We are looking forward to our new
rebuild and improved facilities
- We have a strong environment team who
are constantly working to keep the school
looking aesthetically pleasing to all
- extensive new technology resource
OED Tramp
On the 6th of May, the Senior Outdoor Education class, along with Ms Dench
and Mr McCoy, embarked on a 5 day adventure along the St James Walkway, in
the Lewis Pass. The team was amazing, completing the 67km walk in some fairly
average weather. The positive attitudes, tenacity in the face of hardship and
camaraderie were outstanding!
We know how important it is to find the right school to suit the needs of your child, and
would encourage you to come to our open Night on Tuesday 22nd May from 5pm to 7pm.
our staff and students look forward to meeting you and showing you just some of the
many things Mairehau high School can offer.
Niko Smith
Head Boy
OPEN EVENING
TUESDAY MAY 22,
5.00 - 7.00pm
Phoebe Pratt
Head Girl
We are looking forward to our new rebuild and improved facilities which will allow us to
retain traditional classroom environments.
Mairehau high School — a community school with vision, empathy, and an inclusive
culture, working together to meet the needs of our students.
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Mairehau
high School
Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community
Maori Cultural Camp
During the term one holidays, Jade,
Anysha and Paora had the opportunity to
travel up North to Waitomo. This consisted
left to right: Paora, Jade, anysha
of staying at Tokikapu Marae with 27
other students from different parts of New
Zealand. During their stay they learnt about
New Zealand’s Maori Tourism Industry as well
as completing 5 assessments which resulted
in them gaining 21 Level 3 Credits. They felt
blessed to have the full experience of what the
beautiful Waitomo had to offer. The activities
included a tour of the famous Waitomo glow
worm caves, black water rafting and just taking
in the beautiful scenery of Waitomo. It was
such an empowering trip to learn about the
rich Maori history and they would definitely
recommend traveling to this amazing part of
New Zealand. All three students have said they
felt very privileged to have been chosen to
represent Mairehau High School and be ambassadors for what the school has to offer.
Jade Komene, Anysha Te Moana, Paora Wichman
This opportunity was made possible due to the Gateway programme run at school.
Gateway gives senior students the chance to explore career pathways, gain valuable work
experience and to achieve credits towards NCEA in their particular field.
It was a hectic 4 days for the students but one they will remember fondly. The ideas our
students have bought back to school, and are working on implementing, will be a great
asset for all our students.
Many thanks to our Deputy Principal, Ms Shiobahn Murphy, who attended the camp in the
role of Camp Mother, driver, teacher and shoulder to lean on.
Mrs Vanessa Barrett, Gateway Coordinator
St John’s Donations
Each term, the school holds
a mufti day to raise money
for charities which our waka
(house) leaders choose. Last
term, students decided to
support St Johns.
A cheque was recently
presented to St Johns. Students,
pictured left to right are Neave
Harris and Phoenix Neilson, who
are two of our waka leaders,
with Kerry Fairbrass and Niko
Smith (Head Boy) representing
our executive students.
Massey Business Boot Camp 2018
Mairehau High School Year 13 student Tarryn
Wilson was recently offered the amazing
opportunity to attend the Massey University
Business Bootcamp. Tarryn admits arriving at boot
camp with an unending supply of nerves, “I was
thrown into a situation where 56 people who were
complete strangers, challenged me to further my
interpersonal skills in order to make connections
with others. However, looking back, I realise how
over a short period of time, those nerves I had at
the beginning developed into a new family which I
will treasure for the rest of my life.”
Tarryn Wilson
Over the week, Tarryn was lucky enough to
have had the opportunity to visit three amazing
companies, including MYOB, The Warehouse Group and HP. Through listening to
the employees and looking around their building sites, Tarryn feels that this has
sparked many ideas and plans in her mind that she can’t wait to work towards
in the future.“Throughout my time at the Massey Business Bootcamp I learnt
about the fundamentals for becoming successful in the business industry, from
the importance of diversity and inclusion in businesses and gaining knowledge
and advice from experts in the industry, through to connecting with other
students who just like me have a huge interest in the business field. I would never
had expected to have come away from this experience with the knowledge,
motivation and networks that I have, and I can’t wait to share the wealth of
knowledge that was shared with me, with others. The organisers that worked
behind and within this experience have just a limitless amount of passion for
the development of youth within New Zealand. Personally I found it to be both
incredible and heartwarming to see in a small nation such as New Zealand.”
“I would like to thank Dr Jeffrey Stangl, CFA, David Farquhar, Loren Stangl, and
many other volunteers who made the week possible for me. I believe that those
who organised this experience have absolutely inspired me for the duration of a
lifetime to jump at every opportunity that presents itself.”
Tarryn Wilson (Year 13 Student, Student Leadership Team (Marketing Leader),
Mairehau High School)
Te Ara Raukura students
Kia Ora koutou,
Recently our Te Ara Raukura students
(Yr 9-10 Junior Māori Leadership)
attended their first hui (conference) at
UC.
The main kaupapa was establishing
goals and path planning to achieving
these. These were intertwined
with presentations by inspirational
speakers-including a Doctor, CEO,
Lecturer, and two managers. All
speakers had rough or unsuccessful
starts to life, got into mischief at
school, worked in low income jobs, had
children early, but were now successful
and flourishing.
On our drive home each of the 4 girls
who attended, were able to reflect and
identify some of the key messages that
were shared, and their goals to focus
on for the remainder of the year.
Next steps will be putting these into
practice!
left to right: Jah roberts Kata, Natalia
Stevenson, Zion Wirihana, Jordan Tutengaehe
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SCHOOLS
Beating the bullies
MARSHLAND SCHOOL
pupils have dressed in pink to
help combat bullying.
THe goal was for children to
know what bullying is and what
is not, what to do if they see or
hear bullying, and what to do if
they are bullied.
THe pupils took part in Bullying-
Free NZ Week 2018 which ended
in Mental Health Foundation’s
Pink Shirt Day on Friday.
Pink Shirt Day is a global
event that celebrates diversity
and creates environments where
all people can feel safe, valued
and respected.
Each year, workplaces, schools,
organisations and individuals
join the movement to make a
stand against bullying.
Bullying is a serious issue in
New Zealand, schools have the
second highest rate of bullying
out of 51 countries, and one
in five workers are affected by
bullying.
Pink Shirt Day is led by the
Mental Health Foundation,
with support from: The Human
Rights Commission, Bullying-
Free NZ Week, The Peace
Foundation, RainbowYOUTH,
InsideOUT, New Zealand Post
Primary Teachers’ Association
(PPTA), Te Kaha O Te Rangatahi
Trust, Auckland District Health
Board Peer Sexuality Support
Programme (PSSP), Youthline
and Emerge Aotearoa.

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Manly to visit Haeata campus
before Warriors clash at AMI
THE MANLY Warringah
Sea Eagles will be spreading
their wings across the eastern
suburbs when they base
themselves in the city ahead of
their clash against the Warriors
on June 9.
A long list of community
activities for Manly players
and staff was announced
yesterday during a live video
cross between Manly’s training
ground on the northern
beaches of Sydney and Haeata
Community Campus in
Aranui.
The Haeata students watching
the announcement included the
school’s rugby league teams and
sports performance academy.
They questioned Manly
players like Kiwi international
Martin Taupau and former
Christchurch-based rugby
league star Lewis Brown during
the 20min live cross.
Manly have committed to
playing another home game in
Christchurch next year with
an option for a third match in
2020. The list of community
activities underlined the club’s
commitment to Christchurch,
said promoter Justin Wallace.
“We could have flown the
team in two days before the
game, but instead Walco Events
have invested a considerable
amount to have the team here
for six days so that they can
connect with the grassroots
rugby league clubs, schools
and the wider Christchurch
community,” he said.
SPORTS
After their arrival on Tuesday,
June 5, the Manly squad will
HARD MAN: Sea
Eagles player Lewis
Brown is originally from
Christchurch and is set to
play against the Warriors
on June 9.
be welcomed at the Nga Hau E
Wha National Marae on Pages
Rd.
The players will then head
to Wainoni Park for a skills
session with junior players from
around the city, followed by a
clinic for Canterbury
coaches with the Manly
technical staff.
At the end of the clinic, the
team will open the gates to all
fans and their families to meet
the players in person, get a selfie
and some autographs.
On the Wednesday, the Sea
Eagles will deliver the NRL’s
well-being programme at 12
schools, including Haeata,
Rawhiti, Linwood North and
Bromley primary schools.
On game day, local rugby
league clubs will be heavily
involved with junior curtainraisers
before kick-off and a
halftime relay where the fastest
club members can win $1000
for their club thanks to AMI
Insurance.
Eagles
almost
come from
behind
to beat
Panthers
THE ARANUI Eagles came
desperately close to pulling off a
spectacular come-from-behind
victory against heavyweights the
Hornby Panthers on Saturday,
eventually falling just short 20-18.
The Panthers seemed on course
for a comfortable win in their
Massetti Cup rugby league clash
when they led by 16 at halftime.
Panthers winger Charlie Charlie
notched up a first-half double to
take his try tally to five in his past
two outings.
However, in response the Eagles
scored the only tries of the second
half, running in three to provide a
cliff-hanger ending.
Goal kicking proved vital with
both teams scoring four tries, but
the Eagles only managed to get one
conversion.
The Panthers have now won five
games on the trot – three of them
coming by margins of four points
or less.
The Northern Bulldogs returned
to the winning circle via a 28-18
win over Papanui Tigers at Papanui
Domain. Two tries to brilliant
hooker Chase Kereama-Williams
spearheaded the crucial result for
the Bulldogs.
Big night of awards for surf lifesavers
SURF LIFESAVERS from the
New Brighton, North Beach,
South Brighton and clubs were
recognised at the Canterbury-
Tasman awards of excellence
on Saturday night.
A total of 24 awards were
given out at the event at Sixty6
On Peterborough to lifeguards
who have been commended for
their remarkable efforts both
on the beach and in competitive
sports competitors.
The Waikuku, Spencer Park,
Taylors Mistake and Sumner
surf lifesaving clubs also took
home awards.
Surf Life Saving New Zealand
southern region manager,
Stu Bryce, said it was a great
opportunity to celebrate and
thank the lifeguards and club
members for their “invaluable
contribution” to their communities.
“We are so proud to hear
these stories and celebrate the
successes of everyone at these
awards, from our lifeguards to
coaches, sports people and innovators.
They all play in vital
role on our beaches and it is
great being able to acknowledge
that.”
Every year, regional awards of
excellence ceremonies are held
around the country to officially
recognise members for their
hard work and dedication to
surf lifesaving. The national
awards of excellence will
be held later this year in Auckland.
REMARKABLE WORK:
Surf lifesavers in the
eastern suburbs have
been recognised at the
Canterbury-Tasman
awards of excellence.
Awards of excellence
winners:
•Event guard of the year
– Justice Shaw-Cross,
Spencer Park
•Coach of the year
– James Gaskell, New
Brighton
•Innovation of the year
– Dean Le Warne, Board
Fins from Milk Bottle
Tops, North Beach
•Instructor of the
year – Linda Poulsen,
Spencer Park
Service awards:
•Regional service –
Emma Derrick, North
Beach; Dean Isherwood,
North Beach; Morgan
Foster, South Brighton.
Regional Distinguished
Service – Colin
Mackenzie, North Beach

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JP Clinic at Shirley Library
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.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd
Babytimes/Wā Pēpi
Tuesday, 11.15-11.45am
Encourage learning through
language. Babytimes is an interactive
programme including
rhymes, songs, stories and play.
This is a free session.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
Simultaneous Storytime –
Hickory Dickory Dash
Wednesday, 1-1.15pm
Go along to the New Brighton
Library and listen to a fun
reading of the children’s book
Hickory Dickory Dash.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde, Shirley Library,
36 Marshland Rd, and Aranui
Library, 109 Aldershot St
Playstation Tournament
Email gilbert.wealleans@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Test out your skills and be in
to great prizes. Free, no bookings
required. Recommended for ages
11-24 years.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd
Minecraft Club
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Get creative, start crafting.
Build imaginative worlds and
battle nocturnal creatures at the
learning centre’s Minecraft Club.
Novice or expert, join the club
and play with your friends in our
very own world. A tutor will be
in attendance to supervise and
assist if necessary. Gold coin, no
bookings. Term time only.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Parade
Rocket Club
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool
programme which runs
during term time. All whanau
are welcome to join the club and
become involved in different
activities based on local and
current events in a fun learning
environment. Homework help
is available during this time.
Free to attend and no bookings
required.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
Go along to the New Brighton Library for a fun Reading to
Dogs session. Designed to provide a relaxed, non-threatening
atmosphere which encourages children to practice their reading
skills and develop a love of reading. The programme uses
dogs which are the beloved pets of the city council animal
management team. These furry friends have all been trained
and tested for health, safety and temperament. Library staff
and a dog handler will be present at all times to help facilitate
the sessions which are 15min long. Bookings are essential,
please call 941 7923.
Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-noon
Go and join in a game
of Rummikub, a tile-based
game for two to four players,
combines elements of the card
game rummy and mahjong. No
charge.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd
CV drop-in
Thursday, 10am-11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers who need help
with their resume. You can get
guidance on creating, updating,
and editing your CV.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
Linwood College Showcase
Concert – New Zealand Music
Month
Thursday, 5-7pm
Go and support Linwood
College students showcase their
musical and dancing talents at
this family-friendly and energyfilled
event. Part of Youth Week
and New Zealand Music Month,
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd
Barrier-Free Computing
Saturday, 10am-noon
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New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
Seaside Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Held in the Brighton
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clothing, vegetable, crafts of
all kinds and food stalls, facepainting
and entertainment,
just across the road from the
beach and the new children’s
playground. Free.
New Brighton Pedestrian Mall,
Corner Of Marine Parade and
Beresford St, New Brighton
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As is where is - 2 for 1 deal on Cracroft!
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SAS Club presents
The DnD DUO
THE DnD DUO (aka Dateless n
Desperate) entertains at the St
Albans Shirley Club this Saturday
night.
Made up of Jojo (vocals, guitar)
and Mark (vocals, electronic
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version of popular DnD Showband
that is a regular act on the chartered
club circuit across the country.
As the DnD DUO, this quirky
lineup entertains with a wide cross
section of material. Country, Celtic,
classic Rock, Pop, Rock n Roll, with
a few one hit wonders thrown in for
good measure. Catch them this
Saturday. 7pm start.
And on Friday night there’s Super
Rugby action live with Crusaders v
Hurricanes from 7.35pm.
The Club Bistro has a tasty new
winter menu. With Mains priced
from as little as $14 through to $24,
the selection is affordable and
excellent value. The Bistro is open
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from
5pm to 8pm.
There’s also plenty of easy access,
off street parking or if you prefer,
leave the car at home - the Club
Shuttle is available Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Located on the cusp of St Albans
Lunch & Dinner
All you can eat
7 days
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nd
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rd
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HAPPY HOUR
5PM - 7PM DAILY
and Shirley, the SAS Club provides its
members and affiliate members access to
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live entertainment; and shuttle.
Anyone can apply to become a member of
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