Western News: July 03, 2018

TUESDAY, JULY 3, 2018
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• By Anan Zaki
WHEN HORNBY High School
students return from their winter
holidays, they will be moving
Intersection safety
Improvements for some of
the most dangerous
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into brand new classes.
Equipment will be moved into
the new buildings from tomorrow
and continue through the
school holidays. The school will
Villa choir in NZ final
Con Brio conquers The Big
Sing competition
HAPPY DAYS: Hornby High School principal Robin Sutton stands in front of the new school buildings set to be blessed on Friday.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
Brand new classrooms for Hornby High
be closed for the remainder of the
week while equipment is moved
in. It is currently in the process
of an “unprecedented” change,
replacing ageing facilities, principal
Robin Sutton said. The new
buildings will be blessed by Te
Taumutu Runanga on Friday and
students will move in on July 23.
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• By Anan Zaki
RESIDENTS OF a flood-prone
Riccarton street are fed up at
repeated delays to have repairs
finished.
Bradshaw Tce residents have
to wait until 2021 to have repair
work finished on their street, 10
years after the city council first
told them it would be done.
The city council announced
rebuild plans for the street in
2010 and said work would be
completed in a year. The first
delays in 2011 were blamed on
the earthquake.
The second delay came in
2015. The city council started
some repairs in 2016 but left the
works unfinished. The latest
delay resulted from last week’s
Long Term Plan adoption.
When asked about the repeated
delays, the city council
did not provide a response.
The works in 2016 included
water mains repairs, resident
Tony Dale said. Temporary
re-sealing was done six months
ago, but the flooding issues
have persisted.
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THAT’S ONE amazing effort on page 13
today – Hillmorton High basketballer Ihaia
Kendrew’s 53 points.
That’s a lot of hot shooting and the team
he was playing against, Burnside High, are
no easy beats.
Ihaia says he was motivated by Hillmorton’s departing coach
Marques Whippy.
In hindsight maybe Whippy should have indicated in the prematch
pep talks early in the season he was on the move. It might
have worked the oracle earlier.
Ihaia sunk 11 three-pointers in his haul. Amazing.
Hornby High students will be in new classrooms when they
return from holiday (see page 1).
Principal Robin Sutton said the school is in the process of an
“unprecedented” change, replacing ageing facilities.
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Improvements for deadly intersections
• By Anan Zaki
MOTORISTS CAN look
forward to safety improvements
at three dangerous intersections
in Riccarton.
The city council has earmarked
funding for the intersections at
both ends of Clarence St and
intersection at Ilam, Middleton
and Riccarton Rds in its Long
Term Plan, which was adopted
last week.
The intersection at the
Riccarton Rd end will get a
$356,000 safety upgrade in
2020/21, and the Blenheim Rd
end will get safety improvements
worth $1.1 million in 2022/21.
The Ilam, Middleton and
Riccarton Rd intersection,
will get $1 million in safety
improvements over this year and
next year. A number of options,
including cycleways will be
considered. A detailed plan on
the upgrades is yet to be released.
City council transport
planning and delivery manager
Lynette Ellis said detailed
plans for the two Clarence St
intersections won’t be available
until closer to the expected
construction periods in 2020 and
2022.
“This intersection is part
TRAFFIC: There were two fatal crashes at the Blenheim Rd and
Clarence St intersection between 2011 and 2016.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
of the Riccarton Rd upgrade
and identified as a high
priority intersection for safety
interventions and public
transport priority improvements.
“There are high traffic volumes
at this intersection with two
major arterial routes crossing
Number of injury-causing crashes at the intersections
•Clarence St. Straven Rd and
Riccarton Rd: Two fatal, five
serious injuries and 11 minor
injuries between 2011 and
2016.
•Clarence St and Blenheim
Rd: Two fatal, five serious
injuries and 14 minor injuries
between 2011 and 2016.
•Ilam, Middleton and
Riccarton Rds: Between
2011 and 2016, there were
no fatal crashes at the
intersection, one serious
injury crash and 13 minor
injury crashes.
SOURCE: NZTA AND CITY
COUNCIL
and the need to provide safe
crossing for all modes, especially
pedestrians,” Ms Ellis said.
The city council confirmed last
month that right turning arrows
from Riccarton Rd onto Clarence
St and Straven Rd would be part
of the Riccarton Rd upgrades.
“Right turn against oncoming
traffic is the main concern and
work is being undertaken to
identify the issues for all users as
well as safety concerns. Funding
is scheduled in 2022/2023
to allow the completion of a
corridor study of the Whiteleigh
Ave and Clarence St corridor to
ensure cost effective solutions are
undertaken for the intersection,”
Ms Ellis said.
The area has became more
congested due to population
growth in the area since the
earthquakes, Mrs Broughton
said.
The Ilam, Middleton and
Riccarton Rd intersection was
ranked as the fourth most
dangerous in the city by the
city council and New Zealand
Transport Agency. The Clarence
St, Straven Rd and Riccarton Rd
intersection was ranked as the
sixth and the Clarence St and
Blenheim Rd intersection was
ranked 10th.
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DENTON PARK DECISION
The future of Denton Park
will be decided on Friday.
The Halswell-Hornby-
Riccarton Community Board
will vote to accept or decline
a city council hearings panel
recommendation to not build a
community mega centre at the
site. The meeting at Te Hapua:
Halswell Centre will start at
4pm.
LIQUOR BAN
A temporary alcohol ban
will again be in place on the
streets around Riccarton Park
Racecourse for this year’s
Cup Day. The ban applies
to both sides of the streets
immediately around Riccarton
Racecourse, Yaldhurst, Epsom,
Racecourse, Buchanans and
Masham Rds, and will be in
force from 7am to midnight on
November 17.
CLEAN WATER INVENTION
Ilam student Ben Houlton is
developing 3D-printed water
filters with the potential to
improve water quality in
developing countries. He hopes
his filters would help remove
trace materials from wastewater
streams and other polluted
waterways.

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New classrooms
for Hornby High
•From page 1
Some of the facilities that are
being replaced include prefabs
built 43 years ago, Mr Sutton
said.
“Other schools have of course
had new facilities built
in the past few years, but
we are the first secondary
school to have a whole
school redevelopment.”
Stage one of the rebuild
included classrooms
for “specialist learning”
spaces.
“There will be classes for
sciences, food technology, hard
materials classes, visual arts and
digital technology,” Mr Sutton
said. “It also houses our hauora
wellness areas, library, a cafe and
staff area.”
A new gymnasium will also be
opened next month. The facilities
are divided into two buildings.
“Visually it will appear as one
building but they are connected
by laneways,” Mr Sutton said.
When the full rebuild is complete
at the end of next year, the
school will be able to cater for 100
more students in addition to the
current roll of 700.
But the school master plan included
space for future expansion
of up to 1200 students to cater for
population growth, Mr Sutton
said. “Three more buildings will
be added in stage two and we’ve
master planned to have space for
two more buildings.”
Ministry of Education
head of education infrastructure
Kim Shannon
said the $26 million
Hornby High School
rebuild is part of the
$1.137 billion Christchurch
Schools Rebuild
Kim Shannon
programme, which will
rebuild or renew 115
schools by 2022.
“The CSR programme was
developed following the assessment
of over 200 schools in
Canterbury over two years for
earthquake strengthening needs,
weather tightness, modernisation
and what new infrastructure is
required.”
Temporary prefabs will be used
for classrooms until stage two is
complete.
An official opening ceremony
with special dignitaries will be
held on August 3.
Greater Christchurch Regeneration
Minister Megan Woods
is scheduled to attend both
ceremonies.
Principal
bids
farewell
St Margaret’s College
principal Gillian
Simpson will finish
up at the school at
the end of this week.
Mrs Simpson made a
speech at a farewell
event held for her
last week, which was
attended by about
700 people. She has
been at the school for
a decade.
Supermarket pork recalled
• By Anan Zaki
NEW WORLD Halswell is
recalling batches of its pork hock
and pork shoulder roast due to
metal contamination.
There have been no reports
of injury, but the Ministry for
Primary Industries urged customers
who consumed the pork
and have health concerns to seek
medical advice.
The ministry said the batches
have a best before date of June 29
and 30 and were only sold at the
Halswell store.
The products were sold in clear
plastic trays with clear plastic
wrapping. Individual packaging
sizes varied as it depended on
the size of the meat.
Ministry spokeswoman
Helene Ambler said they were
currently investigating the
matter and could not provide
any information on how the
contamination may have
occurred. She referred queries to
Foodstuffs South Island.
Foodstuffs South Island
did not respond for
comment.
Customers were told by the
ministry to return the product
for a full refund. The product
was not exported.

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Residents fed up with repair delays
HAD ENOUGH: Bradshaw St residents Tony Dale, Claire Mouat and Anne Dale are upset over
flooding issues in their street.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
•From page 1
He blamed the current surface
flooding issues on the repairs
being left unfinished.
The most recent flooding was
on June 20, when the city council
had to pump out water.
Mr Dale said he was disappointed
the city council did not
“front up” this time.
“The trouble is, they have
fronted up several times in the
past . . . then nothing has happened.
What’s the big secret?”
Mr Dale said he understood
other areas in the city needed
prioritising following the earthquakes,
but all he would like
is to see the promised work
completed.
“At the moment the street is
the way it was built 80 years ago.
The gutters on the streets are
breaking down. The new seal is
breaking up again.”
Resident Clare Mouat says the
streets in the area have had longterm
surface flooding issues due
to water run-off from Riccarton
Bush.
“Bradshaw Tce is aligned with
Rata St and we took in water
run-off from the bush. Rata St
have had their repairs done and
all their issues are now good,”
Mrs Mouat said.
Riccarton Bush and Kilmarnock
Residents Association
chairman Tony Simons says
he did not understand the city
council’s “back to basics” budget,
as “basic work” on Bradshaw Tce
was deferred.
“I’m a bit mystified when
projects like this get put off when
we spend millions of dollars on
cycleways.”
Riccarton Ward city councillor
Vicki Buck said she did “not
recall all of the history” behind
delays at the street but believed
the earthquakes played a role in
the repairs being continuously
delayed.
“I wasn’t involved at the council
at the time [between 2010 and
2013]. But I’ve told staff that I
would really like to get the work
done this year.”
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
Community Board deputy
chairwoman Helen Broughton
said repairing the cul-de-sac off
Straven Rd has been one of the
board’s “top priorities” and is
frustrated it has been deferred by
the city council.
“It should have gone through
earlier, it would have been best if
it was done this year,” she said.
Mrs Broughton said the delays
were not a sign that the board’s
input was not being heard.
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U-TURN SUBMISSIONS
Submissions for proposed U-turn
restrictions at the intersection of
Blenheim and Annex Rds will
close on Friday. The city council
said the U-turn restriction will
only impact traffic heading east
on Blenheim Rd, towards the
central city.
HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES
The Halswell Community Project
is putting on two activities for
local kids for the holidays. On
July 9 at 10am, a balloon crafting
event will aim to teach kids how
to make their own hot air balloon.
On July 13, there will be a
kids indoor market at 11am. The
project hoped to encourage entrepreneurial
kids to set up their
own stall to sell products. Phone
020 4127 6083 or email Halswell.
comm@gmail.com.
DANCING LIKE THE STARS
A group of Wharenui School
pupils will be dancing salsa at
the Isaac Theatre Royal tonight
as part of the YMCA’s Dancing
like the Stars programme.
They will be performing with
14 other schools from across the
city. The Dancing like the Stars
programme is a free nine-week
course, which aims to promote
and provide an active lifestyle
through dance.
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Tuesday July 3 2018 7
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Level crossings incorrectly marked
• By Anan Zaki
AN AUDIT of level crossings
across the city has found a
number of them have the wrong
road markings.
Sixteen of the 42 level crossings
around the city were incorrectly
marked, with four being in the
Halswell, Hornby and Riccarton
Wards. A level crossing is an
intersection where a railway line
crosses a road at the same level.
City council transport operations
manager Steffan Thomas
said the city council did not
know why the crossings were
incorrectly marked.
The city council has no plans to
investigate why the mistakes were
made.
“The correct markings are a
solid yellow line to the left of the
white centre line to indicate that
motorists should not overtake
approaching the level crossing.
The exact length depends on the
location,” he said.
The road rules state that double
yellow lines or a flush median
near a level crossing also indicated
no overtaking.
New Zealand Transport
Agency’s Traffic Control Devices
Manual published in 2012, said
that no overtaking road markings
needed to be a minimum
distance of 65m from the level
crossing.
NO PASSING: The south-east approach to the level crossing at
Annex Rd, Middleton is incorrectly marked as it does not have
no overtaking lines.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
The road user manual stated
that a driver must not pass or
attempt to pass another vehicle
moving in the same direction at
or within 60m of a level crossing.
The audit found that some level
crossing approaches in the city
did not have “no overtaking”
lines or the existing lines were
not 65m long.
Mr Thomas said the audit was
done throughout the first half of
the year.
“Staff identified 16 level
crossings out of 42 which had
overtaking lines that were not
100 per cent correct,” he said.
The audit was initiated by the
city council and it is not facing
penalties from the NZTA for the
wrong markings, Mr Thomas
said.
At Annex Rd in Middleton, the
southeast approach to the level
Incorrectly marked level
crossings:
•Annex Rd, Middleton
•McAlpine St, Wigram
•Parker St, Islington
•Kirk Rd, Templeton
•Blighs Rd, Strowan
•Glandovey Rd, Strowan
•Curries Rd, Hillsborough
•Scruttons Rd, Ferrymead
•Ferrymead Park Dr,
Ferrymead
•Kainga Rd, Kainga
•Spencerville Rd, Kainga
•Radcliffe Rd, Belfast
•Sturrocks Rd, Redwood
•Tuckers Rd, Redwood
•Sawyers Arms Rd,
Northcote
•Harewood Rd, Papanui
crossing was missing no
overtaking lines. The Parker St
level crossing in Islington also
lacked no overtaking lines from
the southern approach to the
railway tracks.
Painting the road markings
across the city is estimated to
cost $10,000 and the city council
planned to make the corrections
by the end of the month.
Of the 16 level crossings that
were incorrectly marked, one
accident was reported at Kainga
Rd in the past five years, KiwiRail
said.
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HORNETS FUNDRAISER
Halswell Hornets Rugby League
Club is raising money for the
family of one of their players
Mesiah Ngatuere, who lost his
father La’a Asi to cancer. A
donation bucket will be available
at the clubrooms and under 18
games for the next three weeks.
CHICKENPOX WARNING
Parents of Kirkwood
Intermediate School pupils have
been warned by the school after
a pupil contracted chickenpox
last week. The Ministry of
Health said chickenpox is
contagious for one or two days
before blisters appear. The
blisters clear in five to 10 days for
children and three to seven days
in adults. The school encouraged
parents to contact a medical
centre if they had concerns.
COMEDY FUNDRAISER
Comedian Urzila Carlson will
headline a Halswell School
fundraiser next month. The
money raised on August 3 will
go towards new seating in the
school hall. Tickets cost $30 and
include supper. There will also
be a cash bar and an auction. To
purchase tickets email urzila@
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available for purchase outside
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Tuesday July 3 2018 9
Your Local Views
Templeton quarry battle: Bring it on
Templeton Residents
Association
chairman
Garry Kilday
reacts to the
results of the
Yaldhurst
monitoring
programme.
THE RESIDENTS of Templeton
will have heard or read about
the outcome of Environment
Canterbury’s dust monitoring
programme and will be feeling
some concern.
While this outcome is a travesty
for the people of Yaldhurst being
hurt by these ruthless corporates,
the outcome itself came as no
surprise to the no quarry subcommittee.
We had anticipated this event
and it does not change our submission
process whatsoever, in
actual fact we believe it may help.
I believe that the dust monitors
were not reliable, hence the
results from them can not be
relied upon.
Ownership of the monitors
themselves seems to be a grey area.
Some believe they are paid
for by the quarry companies,
so if this is the case they would
have first dibs at the so called
“raw data” which ECan has been
talking about for some time, and
PROBLEMATIC: Dust at Winstone Aggregates quarry in Yaldhurst.
all evidence from that point on
would be compromised.
If this is the case, the Canterbury
District Health Board
and ECan are acting on flawed
information.
And of course with the wettest
four months for years in
Canterbury, getting any reading
is amazing. What will it be like
in mid-summer in a north-west
gale? Due to some inaccuracies/
major concerns reported by the
Yaldhurst group we will be writing
to ECan strategy and planning
director Katherine Trought,
to take up her offer of organising
a meeting with the chief medical
officer Alistair Humphrey and
ECan to discuss the results.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
The admission by a representative
of ECan that their inability to
monitor compliance at the first
and second community meeting
was confirmed at a recent meeting
with Ms Trought and ECan
chairman, Steve Lowndes. They
went as far as to say it is about
three years behind around all
compliance issues.
In addition to meeting with
ECan, we have also met with
Selwyn District Council regarding
its Long Term Plan quarry
regulatory requirement.
This was also extremely helpful
and has clarified a few more
points.
It is my belief that Fulton
Hogan may now put in its application
early to try and catch
us unaware, so for those who are
planning on putting in a submission,
please be ready.
The no quarry sub-committee
will not be changing anything in
our submission so with that in
mind, bring it on.
We will be re-extending an
invitation to Fulton Hogan to
attend a community meeting,
which it declined to attend earlier
in the year.
We believe that this is vital to
successful and transparent community
engagement.
We will advise you of the outcome.
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highlights
Mr Holstein
Kia ora and thank you to
everyone who attended our
Open Evening on 15 May. We
trust you enjoyed your time
with us, learned more about our
school, and gained an insight
into Burnside High School. I am
grateful to the 250 volunteer
student guides who were proud
to showcase their school to you.
The Burnside High school ethos is expressed in our
vision, mission and values. We provide an excellent
learning environment that makes a positive difference to
people’s lives. We pride ourselves on being a successful
school that is highly regarded in the community for
its high-quality, values-based learning and specialist
facilities. We are a larger school with a community feel,
offering a wide range of opportunities in a safe, friendly
atmosphere, and with high standards and expectations
of ourselves and our students. We base our culture on a
vision of personal excellence and caring for others. Our
key values of Manaakitanga - being respectful, Mana
- having pride, and Rangatiratanga - striving to excel
guides the way that students and staff act, feel and think
about themselves and about others.
Burnside High School has an outstanding reputation for
its ability to ensure that students achieve very well. We
do this through our focus on providing a high-quality,
co-educational learning environment. We are delighted
that, over the next few years, there will be a major
redevelopment of our campus.
Our size and all the advantages that this brings is a point
of difference and is what makes this decile 8, state, coeducational
school special. The seven significant features
that make Burnside High School a leader of learning are,
in no particular order:
• We are a centre for academic excellence with an
emphasis on high-quality teaching practices and
outstanding achievement.
• We are co-educational and multi-cultural, reflecting the
social reality of our nation and our world, and allowing
young female and male students opportunities to
develop learning relationships based on absolute and
genuine respect and equality.
• Our roll of around 2,500 students enables us to
provide an extensive, diverse and specialised
curriculum that caters for and challenges students of
all abilities.
• We provide an exceptionally wide range of cocurricular
opportunities (music, drama, dance, clubs
and sports) for students to enjoy, learn new skills, to
make friends, take leadership roles, and achieve at a
high level.
• We are a caring school where students are known and
supported as individuals in a positive, inclusive and
well-resourced learning environment.
• We value effective relationships with parents/whanau
and the wider community to improve outcomes for
students.
• We are innovative and responsive to the evolving
nature of society through continuous and rigorous
review and evaluation of our systems, practices and
procedures.
These seven factors contribute to the obvious pride that
we all have in our school.
Burnside High School, in partnership with whanau, has
the proven ability to assist students develop the skills,
attributes, and attitudes to make a success of their lives
in the workplace, in the community, and as members of
supportive and loving families. I believe in, and am proud
of, Burnside High School; and feel privileged to be its
principal.
Whāia te iti kahurangi, ki te tūohu koe me he maunga
teitei, ko Aoraki anake
Pursue excellence, and if you are to ever bow – let it only
be to a lofty mountain, Aoraki.
Phil Holstein,
Principal
Burnside High School Music Department
Term 2 has seen a remarkable number of impressive
achievements by our talented musicians on the national and
regional stage.
The Burnside High School Big Band and SMP Jazz Combos
embarked on a week-long tour of the North Island, performing
at the Manawatu Jazz Festival and the NZSM (Wellington)
Jazz Festival where they won a total of 19 separate awards,
including Best Big Band and Best Combo at each festival. An
outstanding achievement.
At the ARA Jazz Quest Combo Competition this success was
repeated with SMP Combo 1 won “Best Combo” and a further
five individual awards were won.
Dr Dave Lisik, Head of Jazz Theory and Composition at the
New Zealand School of Music writes: “What this doesn’t
illustrate, given that Burnside’s jazz groups routinely have
successful individuals and groups winning awards, is how
the Jazz Programme as a whole continues to improve. Huge
congratulations to everyone!”
At the regional NZCF Big Sing competition, Burnside’s choirs
were once again in the spotlight and received a number of
coveted awards:
Junior Performance Choir
• Outstanding Recital by a Junior Choir
Aurora Voices
• Outstanding performance of a composition with a Maori or
Pacifica text
• Outstanding performance of an Early Music composition
• Outstanding Recital by a Treble Choir
Bel Canto
• Outstanding Recital by a Girls’ Choir
Senior Chorale
• Outstanding performance of a New Zealand Composition
• Outstanding Recital by a Mixed Voice Choir
• University of Canterbury School of Music Award for
best performance of a New Zealand work at the Big Sing
Canterbury and West Coast competition 2018
Burnside entered a total of 13 groups in the annual NZCT
Chamber Music Contest this year, two of which were selected
for the district, and subsequently, the regional final: RAQS
(Hijiri Yamamoto, violin; Claudia Crosland, Alto Saxophone;
Lixin Zhang, piano) and The Rota Trio (Ashley Leng, violin;
Emica Taylor, flute; Tetsuya Yamada, piano). Maggie Ma (cello)
and Juliette Ma (violin), both Burnside students also featured
in the final as part of a composite school group.
RAQS were successful in winning the Southern Regional Final
overall, an outstanding achievement in this highly competitive
contest.
The Mendelssohn Trio (Lily Doak, Samantha Chiang and Cherry
Inazumi) won a KBB award at the District Final of the contest.
Ashburton Exchange
Just over 130 students travelled to Ashburton to compete
across seven sports and in 13 matches at the annual
Winter Sports Ashburton College Exchange. The Sports
Exchange has been a major and popular event on the
school calendar for many years. In the past over 200
students normally compete but this year the wetter
weather played havoc with the grounds forcing football
and rugby matches to be cancelled.
Hayden Cox (Boys Hockey)
Congratulations to Year 13 student Lixin Zhang, winner of last
year’s Wallace Piano Competition, on the release of his first CD
recording on the Rattle record label and for the stunning CD
launch concert he performed at The Piano Centre for Music
and the Arts.
Finally, congratulations to Keira Jonkers (Year 11) and Dylan
Jonkers (Year 9) for reaching the regional final of the
RockQuest competition with their bands “Better than Bacon”
and “Class Disruption”.
Term 3 sees the national final stages of all three competitions;
best wishes to all students and staff involved.
Andrea Maro (Aurora Voices)
Back left to right: Maddy Randall-Davis, David Petch,
Amy Boden, Liam Johnson
Front left to right: Nick Pitts, Devin Min, Felix Backhouse
(Individual Jazz Award Winners)
The stakes are always high playing for pride and the
coveted Ashburton - Burnside trophy. Ashburton College
snuck off with after a close battle winning 7 - 5. Burnside’s
strength this year was in hockey with both the boys and
girls teams winning convincingly 7-0 and 8-0 respectively.
Principal Phil Holstein took full responsibility for the loss
and offered to walk home from Ashburton!
It was a very successful exchange with both schools
continuing to build a strong relationship through sport.
Payton Anderson (Girls Hockey)
Burnside High School | Greers Road, PO Box 29 677, Christchurch 8540
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Tuesday July 3 2018 11
News
The Hub recognised at property awards
THE HUB Hornby has won
top accolades at the recent New
Zealand Property Council
awards.
The shopping centre received
the award of excellence in the
best in retail category, to recognise
its transformation into a
mall of regional significance.
Judging criteria includes
economic and financial factors,
project innovation and
vision, design and construction,
owner and user satisfaction, and
sustainability/efficiency
of operation.
A group of
private investors
bought The Hub
Hornby 17 years
Michael
Keyse
ago through
Shopping Centre
Investments Ltd.
SCIL chairman
Michael Keyse said the award
was a wonderful way to celebrate
the conclusion of its redevelopment.
“This was the culmination
of a period of long term
development which has seen the
transformation of a depleted
shopping centre to a mall of
regional significance to the
Christchurch environment and
influenced the establishment
of the adjacent and extended
Hornby retail precinct.”
Keyse said that together with
its private ownership, the Hub
Hornby had several unique
features, which set it apart from
other centres.
“The mall has a very strong
community focus and this is
highlighted by its involvement in
local charities, and the presentation
of interesting themes including
the recent success of a pet’s
night,” he said.
The centre has changed dramatically
since it first opened
in 1976. At that time, it was the
third major shopping complex
in the city and the first fully enclosed
and air-conditioned mall
in the South Island.
Since then, it has seen many
changes with major expansions
in the 1990s and most recently a
$75 million multi-stage expansion
that began in 2012 and was
completed earlier last year.
BUSY:
The Hub
Hornby
attracts
more than
130,000
shoppers
weekly
and
won top
accolades
at the
property
awards.
Today, more than 130,000 customers
visit the centre each week.
Keyse said the national award
recognised and affirmed The
Hub Hornby as one of a number
of new and exciting developments
that are now taking place
within Christchurch.
“The Hub Hornby is extremely
proud that its contribution, based
on self-help and local enterprise,
was the very first of these construction
initiatives.”
Local
News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
Readers react to funding
delays for a new mega
centre in Hornby.
Hamish Middleton - No
further consultation is
required. Just a way for the
city council to pay themselves
more ratepayer money.
There are only three options
remaining. Not sure how
figuring out which one equals
$450,000? They would be
better choosing Sockburn
school site and gifting the
$450,000 to Ngai Tahu to
agree to accept the plan.
Trevor Taylor - It’s not
needed at all . . . stop spending
money we don’t have!
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National choir final
beckons for Villa group
• By Anan Zaki
VILLA MARIA College choir
Con Brio has been selected for
The Big Sing national final.
The choir is made up of 52 girls
aged between 14 and 18 and will
fly to Wellington for the final
from August 30 to September 1.
The Big Sing is a national
group-singing competition for
secondary school
students.
Con Brio picked
up numerous accolades
at The Big
Sing Canterbury
regionals on June
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Hnat
7, but had to wait
until last week to
find out they were
selected to the
finals.
Villa Maria College choir director
Naomi Hnat said they are
a motivated group and “delightful”
to work with.
“In terms of goals for the finale,
I always tell the girls that putting
on a stunning performance
which genuinely moves an audience
is worth so much more than
a high mark from an adjudicator.
“We’re not aiming for a specific
prize – we just hope to be able
to put on some stunning performances
that captivate the hearts
and minds of those watching,”
Ms Hnat said.
They won outstanding performance
of a contemporary
art composition, outstanding
performance of a contemporary/
commercial composition and
outstanding recital performance
SCHOOLS
FINALISTS: Villa Maria College choir Con Brio is heading to
Wellington for The Big Sing national final in August.
by a girls’ choir at the regional
competition.
Two other choirs from Villa
Maria College, Prima Voce and
Vivace also won at the regionals,
but did not get selected by the
judges for the final.
WIN: Chloe Hurst and James McIver celebrate winning the
semi-finals.
Budding engineers
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• By Anan Zaki
A TEAM of four pupils from
Templeton School have made
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Chloe Hurst, Ethan Kirkpatrick,
Ben Bornholdt and James
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activities.
The theme of the evening was
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The pupils, competing under
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scored 430 points, 10 points
ahead of their nearest rivals
Wakanui School.
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were announced,” deputy principal
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Kendrew hits 58 in Hillmorton’s first win
• By Jacob Page
FILLED WITH emotion and
a hot-hand, Hillmorton High
School basketball captain Ihaia
Kendrew stepped up in a big
way.
The 17-year-old, motivated by
the imminent departure of his
coach, former Canterbury Rams
captain Marques Whippy, scored
58 points to lead his team to
their first win of the McDonald’s
Thomson Trophy secondary
school competition – a 91-83
victory over Burnside. Kendrew,
who lives in Halswell, broke two
competition records in the clash,
most points and most three
pointers made with 11.
“We spoke about needing to
play hard, with pride and passion
before the game,” Kendrew
said. “Marques has done a lot for
us and showed us how to be better
players and how to be men.”
Kendrew beat his previous
best tally of 43, while moving
his team to ninth overall after
knocking over eighth placed
Burnside.
Kendrew scored 23 points in
the first quarter but it wasn’t
until he nailed three consecutive
jump shots in the last two minutes
that the game was safe.
“Burnside came back at us, I
• By Jacob Page
MORE THAN 1600 primary and
intermediate school students from
more than 180 schools competed
at the Primary Sports Canterbury
cross-country championships at
Halswell Quarry last week.
Cashmere Primary School
found plenty of success through
three brothers.
Finn Allott won the year 8 boys
primary title in 10min 55.7sec
and Joel and Will Allott finished
first and second in the year 7 boys
primary race, with Joel pipping
Will by less than 5sec in a time of
11min 17.4sec.
Chisnallwood Intermediate runner
Luke Johnston won the year 8
boys intermediate race in a time of
10min 50.3sec.
think they were down by a point
at that stage, so it was important
to make some shots like that.”
Kendrew said his team had
struggled to foot-it in the top
division after being promoted.
“We are a small school so to be
able to match up with the bigger
Villa Maria’s Bridie Restieaux
was victorious in the year 8 girls
intermediate race in a time of
11min 44.4sec.
Waimakariri school, Fernside,
had a winner in Xanthe Jane in
the year 8 girls primary event in
12min 6.4sec.
The first 10 to cross the finish
line in the year 5 and 6 2km race
qualified for the primary schools
Canterbury cross-country team.
The first 20 runners in the year 7
and 8 morning races and the first
20 in the afternoon races will race
at Roto Kohatu Reserve tomorrow
with the first 10 from each race
making the Canterbury team.
Full results can be found at
the Primary Sports Canterbury
website.
schools and see how we match
up has been good for us.”
The point guard has been part
of the Canterbury under-17 and
under-19 set-ups in the past and
said he’d like to chase a college
scholarship in the United States
next year.
“Marques played college
basketball there and he always
spoke about the importance of
education,” he said.
“To go over there and have a
new experience with really good
players is something I would like
to do.”
HOT HAND:
Hillmorton High
School basketball
captain Ihaia
Kendrew dropped
a record 58 points
and 11 three-pointers
to help his team
to a victory over
Burnside.
PHOTO: J LISSAMAN
SPORTS
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Quarry hosts young Canty cross-country champs
ATHLETES: More than 1600 aspiring cross country runners competed at the Primary Sports
Canterbury Cross Country Championships at the Halswell Quarry last week.
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CHAMPION:
Unseeded
Alfred Wong
claimed
the singles,
doubles and
mixed doubles
crowns at the
Canterbury
Open
badminton
tournament.
PHOTO:
BADMINTON
CANTERBURY ​
• By Jacob Page
HALSWELL’S ALFRED Wong
used a little inside knowledge to
secure his first badminton triple
crown.
The 41-year-old, who was
unseeded in all events, defended
his singles title before claiming
the doubles and mixed doubles
crowns at the Canterbury Open,
beating many of the younger
players he coaches in the process.
Wong, who plays for the
Canterbury University
Badminton Club, came to
Christchurch from Malaysia
when he was 16. He said he had
won more than 20 open titles
during his lifetime in the sport
but this was the first time he had
won a triple crown.
The former Canterbury No 1
coaches four Canterbury teams,
including the under-17 and
division one Canterbury teams,
and said that aided his cause.
“I used a bit of inside
knowledge,” he said. “Knowing
certain players’ strengths and
weaknesses helped me a lot.
“Most of them had a laugh with
me about it afterwards,” he said.
“At 41, it wasn’t something that
I thought was possible because
SPORTS
Triple badminton crown
for Halswell 41-year-old
it was a demanding weekend
physically.
Wong said he had no intention
of trying to win all three events
but, after he won the singles, a
competitor had to pull out from
the doubles.
“One of the players got
injured on the Friday night so I
asked if I could fill in and they
(competition organisers) agreed,”
he said.
Wong, who finished second in
the World Masters Games over
40s tournament in Auckland last
year, said his body barely held up
playing 14 matches in two days.
After the singles on the Friday,
I had bad leg cramps and, after
winning the doubles on Saturday,
I was more interested in keeping
my body together for the mixed
double rather than thinking
about a triple crown,” he said.
“I was happy with two titles.
After claiming the singles,
Wong partnered with Jonathon
Smith to win the doubles and
then Yuri Minigawa to claim the
mixed doubles.
“To win a triple crown is not
something I expected to do at my
age but it ranks as one of my best
accomplishments,” he said.
Jenkins follows path to
US volleyball scholarship
• By Jacob Page
A TOUR of the Riccarton
High School gymnasium five
years ago put volleyballer Jade
Jenkins on a path to the United
States.
The 18-year-old, who lives
in Halswell, has committed to
a scholarship at Marshalltown
Community College in Iowa.
The New Zealand representative
and former national
under-19 captain said she was
excited by the prospect of a new
challenge.
“It was a bit of a surprise to
have it all confirmed but it’s an
exciting time.”
Jenkins described herself as “a
pretty hardcore netballer” when
she first started at Riccarton
High School, but that soon
changed.
“We were getting a tour of the
facilities on our first day and
I knew Riccarton was pretty
strong at volleyball so it was
something I was thinking about
giving a go.
“I was the tallest year 9 there
(1.79m) and when we walked
through the PE department a
teacher called Mary Edmondson
came over and said ‘you
must play volleyball’,” Jenkins
said.
Edmondson, a former New
Zealand volleyball captain, has
coached Jenkins ever since.
“She (Edmondson) has been
influential in my development
right up until this point,” she
said.
Ironically, it was the coach
of Riccarton High School’s
biggest rival, Burnside High,
who helped set up Jenkins with
scholarship offers.
“Sam Ryburn, the Burnside
High coach, helped me a lot
with the process and helped
make my application video,” she
said.
Jenkins has thrived in a
new position over the past 12
months.
She moved from middle
hitter to outside hitter, which
has allowed her to improve her
passing game.
“I moved there because (Riccarton
High) didn’t have many
US BOUND: Former Riccarton High School volleyballer Jade
Jenkins has committed to a scholarship at Marshalltown
Community College in Iowa.
options at that position, but I’ve
really enjoyed the differences in
that spot and I hope I’ll get to
stay there at Marshalltown.”
The Iowa’s school’s junior
college plays in the NCJAA
division one competition.
Marshalltown head volleyball
coach Justin Hoskins said he
was impressed with Jenkins’
versatile nature.
“Jade adds not only a lot
of talent to our line-up, but
also a lot of versatility and options
to play different systems,”
he says.
“She has experience playing
at a high level and will help add
some leadership to our young
team as well.”
Jenkins will head there before
the end of winter.
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WESTERN NEWS
WITH MARY IN FAITH
TĀTOU KO MERE E WHAKAPONO ANA
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
A highlight this term has been the Academic Colours Assembly which
celebrate the success of our senior students in NCEA. Colours acknowledge
ability, hard work and an understanding of our school values – commitment,
perseverance and courage. One of my favourite sayings is ‘Excellence is
not a singular act, but a habit. You are what you repeatedly do’. All of us
are capable of making hard work a habit, in order to achieve to the best of
our ability.
On siting matters, the Catholic Diocese of Christchurch is investigating
sites which could be suitable for our new school and is actively considering
a number of options. We are excited about the future of Marian and are
hopeful for a decision soon.
With blessings
Mary-Lou Davidson
Marian College Principal
MERCY CUP SPIRIT
Teams of Marian College students
competed in the Mercy Cup
Tournament in Timaru recently. The
annual winter event is held between six
Catholic schools in the region and each
take turns hosting. The schools send
their best football, hockey and netball
teams to compete and enjoy the spirit
of competition, collegiality and shared
Catholic special character and values.
WELLBEING TEAM
As winter settles in, the Marian
College Student Wellbeing Team has
been bringing sunshine and light into
the school.
The team includes students across all
year levels and is headed by senior
leaders Megan White and Mia Blyth.
“Every week two girls pair up – a
senior and junior student who might
not know each other – and come up
with a project drawn from the Hauora
model of wellbeing,” Megan explains.
“The topics are physical wellbeing,
mental and emotional, as well as social
and spiritual wellbeing.”
Projects include signing a pledge
t-shirt against bullying, stress-relieving
colouring in activities, crafts a ‘shout
out board’ where compliments are
shared and a performance by the ‘I am
Unbreakable’ world hip hop champion
dance crew (pictured).
WHAT PARENTS ARE SAYING
We wanted a college that could meet the spiritual and cultural needs of our
girls. We liked the sense of community, that expects and models caring for
each other.
Chris and Angela Rewha
Marian offers a supportive and nurturing environment where our daughters
are known and not lost in the crowd.
Chris Woods
BIG SING
Marian College’s talented senior choir Messa Di Voce performed in the Big Sing
- the secondary schools choral festival - at The Piano recently. Messa Di Voce
received an award for outstanding performance of a Māori song – Tīhore Mai.
At Marian our daughters have not only thrived academically, they’ve
received a well-rounded education with a strong understanding of
community and service.
Steve Bloxham
2019 ENROLMENTS CLOSE SOON
Marian College 2019 enrolment applications for Year 9 students close Friday 27 July 2018.
An electronic enrolment application form can be downloaded from
www.mariancollege.school.nz/Enrolment-1/Enrolment-Information and changes
saved to the PDF or scan and email to exec@mariancollege.school.nz.
Forms are also available at school reception.
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SENIOR LIVING
WESTERN NEWS
Plenty to do at
McKenzie Lifestyle
Village
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The final stage of Villa
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at McKenzie Lifestyle Village in
Geraldine.
Just a hand full of sites
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From humble beginnings
the 12 acres of farm land has
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Offering Independent Living for the over
55yr across 115 Villas, you can secure
your future lifestyle here. Priced from
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will see 2 bedroom Terraced Apartments
take shape close to all the amenities of
the Leisure Centre. The hub of village
life the Leisure Centre offers everything
from Indoor Swimming Pool / Spa,
gymnasium, Hair Salon, Treatment
Room (Podiatrist/ Nurse / Massage
Therapist), Craft Room, Lounge and
a well-stocked library of some 2,000
books and dvds. Outside take in the
generous seating surrounding the
Bowling Green, Petanque, Mini Golf,
Table Bowls, Croquet and Putting Green.
If that wasn’t enough to fill your day the
activities calendar boasts monthly events
from concerts, lunch outings, shopping
Trips and Qigong to name just a few.
Geraldine is a great little town with
a big heart - welcoming all. Nestled
among the foothills of the Southern Alps
where people still greet one another by
name and popping to the supermarket
for a pint of milk often becomes a social
outing in its own right. The town has a
long proud diverse history and being
along the gateway to the southern lakes
and Mt Cook/Aoraki, your friends and
family will be visiting regularly!.
To see if McKenzie Lifestyle Village
is right for you, pop in or call Hayley
Grant on 0800 845524.
Why put up with broken sleep, when
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Snorex is custom-fitted to your mouth
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For an information pack or to discuss
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on 377 4318 or check out the website
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Support and Resources for Independent Living
walkers to
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Can we help you or someone you support?
Disability Information Service – a ‘one stop
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organisations or services that can provide them
with support or advice.
Aspire Canterbury Shop – shop online or call in
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Total Mobility Discounted Taxi Service – a scheme
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HOME & HEATING
athroom
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The extraction of air from the bathroom should By extracting air from the bathroom to outside,
be a priority for all houses and commercial warmer air from inside the house will move in
buildings.
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Bathrooms can generate a large quantity can draw cold air into the bathroom and blow
of steam and odours. It is important this the smelly, moisture laden bathroom air into
compromised air does not circulate around the house.
the house.
Modern houses are built to be very airtight
Bathroom odours can be unpleasant, especially and require mechanical ventilation such as
when near living, sleeping or working areas. extraction fans or heat exchanger systems.
The moisture generated by showers and baths Although older houses can be draughty, the air
can be damaging to your home and furnishings often flows in the wrong direction. Therefore,
and be a major contribution to condensation. they also usually require mechanical ventilation
Damp houses are not a healthy environment to keep the air quality higher.
for anyone to live in, especially for children or The quality of the air we breathe affects our
other vulnerable people.
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HOME & HEATING
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including easy access to village facilities and
community spaces. And there’s support on hand if
you need it.
Join us for Morning Tea and meet our friendly,
professional team, who will be proud to show you
around our beautiful village.
Morning Tea
and Tour
Thursday 5 July
10am
Summerset at Wigram
135 Awatea Road, Wigram
Christchurch
The last homes to be built in our village are available now!
For more information call 0800 SUMMER (786 637),
or visit summerset.co.nz
SUM1166_37X8

Mr Michael Keyse (L) Chairman of Shopping Centre Investments
Ltd and Board member Tom Pryde receive the award.
Some of the 1500+ crown enjoy the evening’s entertainment.

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K3
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M1
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M1
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F6
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BANKS & INSURANCE
FOOD & CAFES
ENTERTAINMENT
FASHION & ACCESSORIES
HEALTH & BEAUTY
AMI 104
Auntie Dai’s Dumplings 42
EB Games 39
Bob Style 6
Fans Massage 21
ANZ 60
Brews 102
Caroline Eve 36
Health 2000 22
ASB 62
Cheeky Sparrow Cafe
F6
GIFTS & GENERAL
Dowsons 5
Hear Again 125
BNZ 124
Divine Cakes & Desserts 88
Acquisitions
39a
Farmers including Stevens 70
Just Cuts 50
Kiwibank / NZ Post 80
Esquires Coffee House 71
Back Country 56
Jeanswest 48
Life Pharmacy 2
Westpac 61
Great Wok 101
Cosmic Corner 4
K&K 57
OPSM 27
Hungry Wok
F2
Centre Customer Service
M1
Looksmart 73
Rodney Wayne 86
ELECTRIC & APPLIANCE
NZ Camera 87
Omnitech
K9
Spark 44
Vodafone 31
2 Degrees K3
Ichiban
F7
Kebab Co
F1
KFC 63
Muffin Break
K4
Pak’n Save 1
Pepe’s Mexican 40
Pita Pit
F5
Espresso Car Wash 103
Flight Centre 90
Hornby Florist 41
iGotit
K2
Just Incredible 33
Mister Minit
K1
Teaseme 30
Lovisa 45
Max 47
Michael Hill 28
Moda Bella 59
Time Mobile
82a
Pagani 3
Pascoes 35
Shampoo’n Things 37
Simply Beauty 29
Spec Savers 25
Synergy 20
Tam’s Massage 38
STATIONERY
Paper Plus 24
Roast Republic
F3
Silvermoon 85
Whitcoulls 84
Robert Harris 7
Stirling Sports 72
Shakeshed 89
Shamiana
F4
Sushiland 43
Tank Juice
F8