Pegasus Post: November 06, 2018

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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

DALLINGTON’S Teresa Rodger 

has taken the first step of one day 

achieving her goal of becoming 

Samoa’s Prime Minister. 

The 18-year-old Marian 

College student has been selected 

as Christchurch East’s Youth MP 

for the 2019 Youth Parliament. 

Youth Parliament is held every 

electoral term and is an opportunity 

for young people to get a first-hand 

experience of how Parliament operates. 

Teresa (right) said the opportunity 

is motivating for her to use her 

voice as a young female Pasifika. 

“Growing up as a minority I 

believe it is really empowering,” she 

said. 

Christchurch East MP Poto 

Williams said after approaching 

schools and several youth groups, 

Teresa was one of two candidates of 

the “highest calibre” recommended 

through Pacific Youth Leadership 

and Transformation. 

She said she interviewed Teresa 

about what she could do 

for the young people of the east 

and what she thought an 

opportunity like this would 

mean for her. 

•Turn to page 4 

Accusation apology 

East apologises over District 

Plan tampering allegation 

Page 3 Page 5 

Bridge returns 

The Medway St commemorative 

structure has been installed 

CITY 

2 

2SURF 

Sunday 24 March 2019 

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with Les Mills 

Speed limit 

lowered at 

Prestons 

subdivision 


THE SPEED limit at Prestons 

subdivision will drop to 40km/h. 

It comes after the city council 

ruled against a joint community 

board’s decision to keep the 

Prestons subdivision speed limit at 

50km/h. 

A recommendation was made 

by the Coastal-Burwood and 

Papanui-Innes Community 

Boards to keep the speed limit 

at 50km/h. It sparked conflict 

around the city council table on 

Thursday. 

A report from city council 

staff identified reducing the 

speed limit to 40km/h was 

appropriate. 

The city council’s report 

was generated to support the 

objectives of the NZTA Speed 

Management Guide 2016 and 

overall vision of Safer Journeys: 

Road Safety Strategy 2010-2020. 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board deputy chairman Tim 

Sintes said the surrounding area 

has four different speed limits and 

to make the speed limit 40km/h 

would be “another big change.” 

“Already the streets themselves 

tend to make people drive at a 

slower rate,” he said. 

“You have got to enforce it 

which could be a problem and the 

feeling was it was unnecessary.” 

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from the editor’s desk 

I PREDICT a bright future for Teresa 

Rodger. 

She’s the 18-year-old with the great 

smile on our front page who has politics 

on her mind. 

She has been selected as Poto Williams 

Youth MP for Christchurch East, and will be part of next year’s 

Youth Parliament. 

But she doesn’t have her eyes set on the Beehive. 

Teresa has a life goal of becoming Samoa’s prime minister 

one day. 

Youth Parliament is an opportunity for her to use her voice 

as a young female Pasifika, she says. 

And in terms of other goals, Quintin Poole is about to realise 

his (see page 11). He’s on the under-card for Joseph Parker’s 

fight on December 15 and has lost a big chunk of weight to get 

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Tuesday November 6 2018 3 

News 

East apologises for accusation 


CITY COUNCILLOR David 

East has apologised for 

accusing the city council staff 

of tampering with the city’s 

District Plan. 

His actions have been 

supported by Christchurch 

Coastal 

Residents 

United group. 

CCRU deputy 

chairman 

Warwick 

Schaffer said 

David East 

the issue wasn’t 

so much one of 

tampering, it 

was that the panel wasn’t alerted 

to the omission. 

“Strictly speaking there was 

no tampering of the plan and so 

he was quite right to apologise 

for that because it is not the case 

but it is extremely unlikely staff 

wouldn’t have noticed it was 

there and they should have said 

something to the panel. 

“My perspective is good on 

him for owning that and it will 

be nice to see council admit 

some similar kind of mistake on 

their side as well,” Mr Schaffer 

said. 

He said it was an extremely 

technical topic and from an 

outsider looking in you would 

naturally jump to the conclusion 

there had been there had 

been tampering. 

“He always sort of said it 

had been alleged,” Mr Schaffer 

said. 

Cr East’s apology came as city 

councillors unanimously voted 

to change the District Plan 

to make it easier for residents 

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Plan before 

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to put before the public before 

signing off. 

Cr East previously called for 

an independent inquiry into 

an erased clause in the District 

Plan. 

His allegations has received 

a flood of support over his 

allegations the plan was 

tampered with, which could 

have seen him asked to resign as 

a city councillor. 

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Teen has 

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Subdivision speed limit lowered 

job in sights •From page 1 

•From page 1 

“She is a political beast at the 

end of the day but probably hadn’t 

realised it,” Ms Williams said. 

Teresa said she is hoping to use 

her position to focus on mental 

health issues, especially among 

youth. 

She said it is just about using 

her role to express from a young 

person’s point of view their angle 

of life and why these issues are 

coming about. 

Next year Teresa will be going 

to Canterbury University to study 

political science as part of a Bachelor 

of Arts. 

“My ultimate life goal is, I don’t 

know how realistic it is, is to 

become Prime Minister of Samoa. 

We will see how we go,” she said. 

While Teresa was born in New 

Zealand, her mother is Samoan 

and she has travelled to the country 

several times. 

She has also enrolled in an Ara 

Institute of Canterbury course next 

year to strengthen her Samoan. 

The 2019 Youth Parliament 

will take place from March 1 to 

August 31. 

Ms Williams said Teresa will 

also be attending events over the 

summer as Youth MP and may 

be attending some events on her 

behalf. 

Papanui-Innes Community 

Board chairwoman Ali Jones 

said the feeling from residents 

was something that was being 

done that didn’t need to be. 

“The streets were perfectly 

able to carry traffic at that 

speed,” she said. 

But an overwhelming majority 

of city councillors were 

against the 

decision 

and ruled in 

favour of a 

resolution 

to lower the 

speed limit to 

40km/h. 

Mike Davidson 

City councillor 

Mike 

Davidson 

said the resolution will make a 

safer environment for a quiet 

community consisting of many 

families. 

He questioned the board’s 

reasoning not to lower the speed 

limit as a result of the four different 

speed zones outside the 

subdivision. 

City councillor Aaron Keown 

was also supportive and said it 

was a bit of an experiment in a 

suburban area and he did not 

think people would find it that 

bad. 

“A kid can run out from behind 

a vehicle and hopefully you 

will have more reaction time 

because of this,” he said. 

But city councillors David 

East and Deon Swiggs voted 

against the resolution. 

Cr East said the city council 

was relitigating the community’s 

decisions and lowering 

the speed limit was quite clearly 

something the community 

didn’t ask for. 

“It seems nonsensical to enact 

this provision in this subdivision,” 

he said. 

City councillor Deon Swiggs 

SAFETY: 

Speed 

limits at the 

Prestons 

subdivision 

will be 

changed to 

40km/h. 

said he wanted to support the 

community board that had been 

on the ground. 

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SOUTHSHORE residents are 

having to shut their windows to 

block out the smell coming from 

the estuary. 

Residents have noticed the 

estuary has been smelling worse 

than usual over the past month. 

It is suspected the bad smell is 

a cause of a build up in sea lettuce 

– a type of green algae. 

But an Environment Canterbury 

Christchurch, 

West 

Melton, Banks 

Peninsula zone 

manager Steve 

Firth said it 

has not had 

Tim Sintes 

any complaints 

about sea lettuce, 

or odour, 

so it hasn’t investigated. 

Community Board deputy 

chairman Tim Sintes said it is 

obviously a build-up of sea lettuce. 

“Unfortunately we went 

through a winter without many 

frosts. The frost normally knocks 

back the sea lettuce 

. . . we obviously need some big 

tides to wash it out,” he said. 

Mr Sintes said the issue does 

SMELLY: It is suspected a build-up of sea lettuce is causing 

the Southshore estuary to smell worse than usual. 

tend to happen from time to time 

depending on which way the 

wind is blowing. 

“Most times we have an easterly 

which takes the smell away,” 

he said. 

Residents kicked up a storm on 

the Southshore 8062 Facebook 

page. 

Comments included “Southshore 

dream lol I have noticed 

it driving down the road too,” 

“this is next level stink” and 

“have found I smell it inside even 

with windows doors closed. This 

time of year generally starts to 

stink.” 

Yoga Tights owner and resident 

Sue Carbines said a lot of 

locals have noticed the smell in 

the past month and have had to 

shut their windows. 

She said the smell depends on 

the sunlight. 

“When we had all that hot 

weather last month, it gets 

hot and it cooks and it starts 

breaking down and releasing.” 

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think the South Brighton 

and Southshore estuary is 

smelling more than usual? 

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SIGNIFICANT: The Medway St Bridge commemorative 

structure has returned to Avonside. 

Bridge returns 

AN ICONIC section of a bridge 

symbolising the impact of the 

earthquakes on the east side of 

the city has been returned to 

Avonside. 

The Medway St Bridge commemorative 

structure has been 

installed alongside Te Ara 

Ōtākaro, the transitional Avon 

River Trail. 

The twisted footbridge was 

damaged beyond repair in the 

September 4, 2010, earthquake 

and became a symbol of the 

city’s damage. 

The structure was placed just 

north of the bridge’s original 

location, on the Avonside side of 

the river. 

An opening ceremony of the 

commemorative bridge structure 

was held at the end of last 

month. 

Signs were also installed 

detailing the history and 

significance of the bridge, which 

will be visible from the River 

Rd platform that was installed 

as part of the Dudley Creek 

diversion. 

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Nuturing the young for 167 years 

The late US journalist 

Herb Caen wrote: “A city 

is not gauged by its length 

and width but by the 

broadness of its vision and 

the height of its dreams.” 

Caen might have been 

writing of Christchurch, 

as our visions for the new 

city pay homage to the 

dreams of the founders 

while unleashing our own 

dreams for a lofty future. 

At the heart of the 

city since those earliest 

aspirational days when the 

founders laid out the first 

roads and planted the first 

trees, St Michael’s has had 

at its heart the vision and 

dreams of our city and its 

children. 

Indeed, for 167 years, 

St Michael’s has been 

educating and nurturing 

the visionaries and 

dreamers who continue to 

shape our city and step 

out into the world beyond. 

For our young pupils have 

limitless potential to lead 

exciting and generous 

lives, and we have the 

responsibility to educate and inspire 

them, to encourage every child to 

flourish, in mind, body and spirit. 

St Michael’s is a prep school for girls 

and boys in Years 1-8. Our classes are 

small, fewer than 20 pupils, and our 

specialist teachers ensure each child is 

an individual, well known by staff and 

fellow pupils alike. For at the heart of 

St Michael’s are the essential values 

of Christian faith and good citizenship: 

respect, integrity, community, faith, 

hope and love. 

An independent school education 

at the primary level is a great gift 

and so traditional foundations in 

Counting the beat, an exploration of rhythm. Year 1 

and 2 Music. 

English and Maths are assured. This 

academic rigour then underpins our 

wider curriculums in Science, History, 

Geography and Spanish. IT literacy is 

taught, not assumed, and computer 

use is measured. We like teaching and 

talking to our pupils! 

A prep education offers balance. 

St Michael’s cultural and sports’ 

programmes further develop each 

child’s foundation, as creativity and 

problem-solving come in many forms. 

Specialist art and music classes are 

enjoyed weekly. We have two choirs, 

and most pupils play at least one 

instrument or study speech and 

drama with one of our nine 

itinerant staff. 

Located in the heart of 

the city, on the banks of 

the Avon and the new City 

Promenade, our extended 

campus is spectacular: 

today, the Art Gallery; 

tomorrow, the Gardens; 

tennis later in Hagley Park. 

A recent school survey 

indicates that many of 

our parents now work in 

the thriving city centre, 

or Lincoln and Riccarton 

Road hubs but they live 

city-wide. They comment 

on the benefit of knowing 

their children are in 

school nearby and the 

convenience of popping 

in for an hour to catch 

a performance or watch 

a race. With the new 

central exchange only a 

block away, a number of 

children arrive by bus from 

all corners of the city. 

Is your child one of 15 

or 50? Is their classroom a 

calm, productive learning 

space or is the noise and 

movement unceasing? How 

much of the teacher’s attention does 

your child actually receive? There is 

an alternative. 

You and your child are warmly 

invited to discover for yourselves 

our purposeful, wholehearted and 

inclusive prep school. Our Open Day 

is Tuesday, November 14, or contact 

our registrar, Bec Hitchcock, for a 

personal tour: 03 379 9790. 

On the Alps2Ocean cycle trail as part of the 

Year 7 and 8 Mt Cook Camp. 

On the go! School Athletic Sports at Christ’s 

College. 

Cracking good fun! The school’s annual 

Holiday Programme. 

St Michael’s 

Your school at the heart of the city since 1851 

✓ Co-educational, Years 1-8 

✓ Small classes 

✓ Specialist teachers 

✓ Traditional classrooms; 

academic rigour 

✓ Musical excellence 

✓ Christian values 

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7.30am - 5.30pm 

✓ Cental city location, 

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Music Festival, earlier this term. 

Open Day: Tuesday 14 November 

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News 

Local 

News 

Now 

Extra funding for community groups 


CITY COMMUNITY groups 

will receive an increased amount 

of funding this year from 

Christchurch Casinos Charitable 

Trust annual grants distribution. 

A total of $186,500 in grants 

was announced last week at the 

CCCT grants presentation. 

Since it was established 23 

years ago in 1995 Christchurch 

Casinos Charitable Trust has 

given a total of $4,092,250 in 

grants to support community 

groups working to support 

and educate for prevention 

of compulsive and addictive 

problems. 

CCCT chairwoman Lady 

Karen Hadlee said funds were 

distributed to an increased 

number of 35 agencies this year 

working in areas of community 

support, education and youth, 

telephone and other counselling, 

sexual abuse agencies, refugee 

centres and prison-related 

charities. 

“Recipients of funding are 

achieving positive results of 

significant change for individuals 

and families impacted by 

addictive behaviour, including 

gambling,” she said. 

The 35 agencies receiving 

funding are all fully engaged 

in community services support 

work and making an important 

difference through their commitment 

and diverse projects, 

Lady Hadlee said. 

Through a long-term 

commitment the CCCT has 

exceeded $4 million in total 

funding for Canterbury 

community support groups. 

Donations were presented to 

recipients comprising of: 

Church agencies 

Christchurch City Mission – 

$12,500 

Christchurch Apostolic Trust 

– $4000 

Enrich Community Chaplaincy 

Trust – $3000 

Total – $19,500 

Community support 

agencies 

Age Concern Canterbury 

Incorporated – $10,000 

Aviva (incorporating Christchurch 

Women’s Refuge) Charitable 

Trust – $8000 

Battered Women’s Trust – 

$4000 

Canterbury Men’s Centre – 

$8000 

Home and Family Society 

Christchurch – $8000 

Kingdom Resources Ltd – 

Karen 

Hadlee 

$8000 

Birthright Canterbury Trust – 

$2000 

NZ Council of Victim Supports 

Group Inc – $2000 

Shakti Ethnic Women’s Support 

Group Christchurch Incorporated 

– $6000 

Tenants Protection Association 

(ChCh) Incorporated – $6000 

Stopping Violence Services 

(Christchurch) Incorporated – 

$3000 

West Christchurch Women’s 

Refuge Society Incorporated – 

$8000 

The Order of St John South 

Island Region – $5000 

YMCA Christchurch Inc: 

$5000 

Citizens Advice Bureau – 

$3000 

Total – $86,000 

Education and youth 

agencies 

Big Brothers Big Sisters of 

Christchurch – $5000 

Cholmondeley Children’s 

Centre – $8000 

Christchurch Children’s Holiday 

Camps Trust – $5000 

180 Degrees Trust – $3000 

Korowai Youth Well-Being 

Trust – $8000 

Life Education Trust Canterbury 

– $4000 

Life Education Trust Mid and 

South Canterbury – $2000 

Opawaho Trust – $2000 

Spirit of Adventure Trust – 

$5000 

Cross Over Trust – $3000 

K2 Youth Development Trust 

– $2000 

Total – $47,000 

Sexual and child abuse 

and prison-related charities 

Project Esther Trust – $10,000 

Pillars Incorporated – $8000 

Total – $18,000 

Telephone and other 

counselling 

Caroline House – $5000 

Lifeline Foundation Charitable 

Trust – $5000 

Youthline Central South Island 

– $3000 

Petersgate Counselling Centre 

– $3000 

Total – $16,000 

Turning arrow unlikely for intersection 

• By Georgia O’Connor- 

Harding 

A RIGHT turning arrow 

is unlikely to be installed 

at a busy intersection in 

Shirley in spite of concerns 

it is inconsistent with other 

intersections in the area. 

The city council has no 

plans to install a green arrow 

for vehicles turning from 

Marshland Rd into Lake Terrace 

Rd. 

City council transport 

operations manager Steffan 

Thomas said the intersection 

has not had an arrow installed 

as the vehicle movement 

ranks lower than other intersections 

in the city. 

It is also due to a lack of 

specific right-turn crashes. 

It comes after concerns were 

raised by Disabled Persons 

Assembly Christchurch and 

Districts president Philip 

Haythornthwaite requested a 

right turn arrow be installed. 

This is so it could work in 

conjunction with the arrow already 

installed for southbound 

traffic turning right from 

Marshland Rd to Briggs Rd. 

He described the intersection 

as “totally inconsistent” 

with the layout of the QE II 

Drive- Marshland Rd and 

Shirley Rd, North Pde, New 

Brighton Rd and Marshland 

Rd intersections. 

“If you travel up Marshland 

Rd and even from Stanmore 

Rd up to QE II, you have 

beautifully new up to date 

sets of controlled traffic 

lights which give you arrows 

and everything . . . with the 

exception the Lake Terrace, 

Marshland Rd intersection,” 

he said. 

Mr Haythornthwaite’s key 

concern was in order for a 

successful public transportation 

system an easy right turn 

option was essential. 

The route 60 bus which runs 

from Southshore to Wigram 

also runs through the intersection. 

Mr Haythornthwaite is a 

frequent user of the bus route. 

“The important thing they 

are missing is, it is a major bus 

route. People like me want it 

to run efficiently and smoothly 

and that it would encourage 

people to use them,” he said. 

The city council has a 

programme that consists of 

installing up to five right turn 

arrows per year. 

Locations are prioritised on 

factors including specific right 

turn crashes at an intersection 

and the volume of right 

turning vehicles. 

NEED: A call has been made for a right 

turning green arrow to be installed for 

traffic travelling from Marshland Rd into 

Lake Terrace Rd.



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KIND 

GESTURE: 

Banks Avenue 

School made 

a heartfelt 

gesture last 

week to 

acknowledge 

the work of 

emergency 

services in the 

community. 

Banks Avenue pupils’ 

special message to 

emergency workers 

BANKS AVENUE School 

has sent a special message 

to acknowledge the work of 

emergency services in the 

community. 

About 400 pupils filled the 

school library to give their 

messages to emergency workers 

and others involved in postaccident 

care and recovery. 

Fire and Emergency New 

Zealand staff and Anzac Fire 

Station firefighters were in 

attendance. 

It comes as the Road Traffic 

Trauma Charitable Trust hosted 

its third annual Road Accident 

Remembrance Day in North 

Hagley Park on Saturday. 

“Children often have very 

heartfelt messages and this is 

an opportunity for the students 

to share it with the emergency 

services in their own special 

way,” trust founder Sarah Dean 

said. Pupil Tessa Stewart’s father 

Michael is a member of the 

Banks Avenue School board of 

trustees and a firefighter. 

“To you this man is a hero, but 

to me, he is my dad and he’s a 

superhero,” Tessa said. 

Principal Toni Burnside said 

the school’s values are based on 

‘heart’ values. ‘H’ is for hauora, 

which is ‘holistic well-being’; ‘E’ 

is for ‘excellence’; ‘A’ is for ‘aroha’; 

‘R’ is for ‘respect’; and ‘T’ is for 

‘togetherness’. 

Year 4-6 teacher Jan 

Thompson said it is important 

the pupils have a local, national 

and global perspective. 

“Through looking beyond 

their own community they 

realise they are part of something 

bigger and they understand the 

benefits of giving and develop an 

appreciation for this,” she 

said. 

Don’t leave it until 

it’s too late to get your 

home’s earthquake 

repairs checked. 

Hillary badges presented to 

high-achievers at Queenspark 


QUEENSPARK Primary 

School pupils have celebrated 

their success in and out of the 

classroom. 

Year 7 and 8 pupils were 

presented with gold Hillary 

badges for a range of leadership, 

cultural, sporting and the 

academic achievements last week. 

The badges are part of the Duke 

of Edinburgh’s Hillary Awards. 

School team leader Kylie 

Murcott said the initiative helped 

the pupils become well-rounded 

and take part the opportunities 

the school offers. 

Each time a pupil takes part in 

a different school activity, they 

will earn points to go towards 

their badges. 

To achieve a bronze badge, the 

pupils needed 30 points, 45 for 

silver and 60 for gold. 

“It is all about setting some 

goals, reaching them, and being 

an all-round member at our 

school,” Miss Murcott said. 

Activities the pupils can earn 

points from include Cantamath, 

kapa haka, choir, being a house 

leader or representing the student 

council. 

“We have got . . . jobs around 

our school community, such as 

being in the green team, which is 

our conservation team,” she said. 

Miss Murcott said the school 

has opportunities for pupils to 

step up and do jobs around the 

school. 

SCHOOLS 

TRIUMPH: Year 8 pupils Zoe, Alanah, Caleb, Brooke and Jade 

were awarded their second gold Hillary badges. 

BIG ACHIEVEMENT: Year 7 pupils 

Lauchlan, Saissha, Aimee and Joel 

received their first gold Hillary awards. 

(Right) – Year 8 pupil Nekera with her 

gold Hillary badge. 

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A moment of silence - Call to prayer 

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Massed choir features members from: 

Christchurch City Choir, Cecilian Singers, Jublilate Singers 

with WOOLSTON BRASS D of M Tyme Marsters 

Individual items by: 

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CSM Children’s Choir 

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Charlotte Wilson Soprano 

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• By Jacob Page 

SHIRLEY BOXER Quintin 

Poole’s motivation to be on 

Joseph Parker’s under-card next 

month goes far beyond winning 

a bout. 

A year ago, the 36-year-old 

father of three was 170kg and he 

knew things needed to change. 

“When you’re coaching your 

son’s junior rugby team and you 

can’t keep up with him, it makes 

you do a little self-reflection.” 

Having lost 30kg and 

competed in four previous 

corporate bouts, Poole, a 

plasterer by trade, is aiming to 

be at 135kg for his bout against 

Lincoln roofer Bjorn Horrack at 

Horncastle Arena on December 

15. 

“At 170kg I knew I had to do 

something to improve my life 

and while I was enjoying boxing 

training, doing it alone wasn’t 

necessarily doing it for me,” he 

said. 

“My first fight was way harder 

than I ever thought,” he said. 

“Three 2min rounds doesn’t 

sound long, but I went out hard 

in the first and by the end, I was 

definitely wondering when that 

PHOTO: LIZ POOLE 

WEIGHT LOSS: Quintin Poole (left) weighed more than 170kg when he 

decided to try corporate boxing for the first time 12 months ago. 

(Right) – He has lost about 30kg ahead of his bout on December 15. 

bell was going to go,” 

Poole said his 

inspiration was the 

Kiwi boxer dubbed 

‘The Brown Butterbean’ 

David Letele. 

“He went on a similar 

weight loss journey to 

me and really my dream 

is to step in the ring with 

him,” he said. 

Poole said he respected 

Horrack’s credentials and 

willingness to get in the ring. 

“Full credit to Bjorn for taking 

the fight because he’ll be giving 

up a lot of weight to me, but I 

SPORTS 

Shirley boxer drops 30kg for big fight 

David Letele 

know he’ll be prepared. 

Poole said the 

opportunity to fight on 

such a stacked card was 

too good to pass up. 

“There is a mix 

of pressure and 

excitement,” he said. 

“Obviously, it’s a big 

stage and we’ll want to 

put on a good fight to 

get the crowd into the night. 

“I don’t think there’s too many 

people who would turn down a 

chance like this so it’s well worth 

the eight weeks of training camp 

for six weeks of fun.” 

Wheelchairs 

to help 

disabled 

swimmers 

at QE II 

AN INNOVATIVE and unique 

wheelchair design that helps 

disabled swimmers get in and out 

of the pool is now available at the 

Taiora QE II Recreation and Sport 

Centre. 

The chairs are a collaboration 

between the city council and 

Christchurch engineering 

company, Dynamic Composites, 

which designed the steering 

wheel for Team New Zealand’s 

successful America’s Cup yacht 

and a hi-tech bike for Olympic 

cyclist Sarah Ulmer. 

City council staff asked the 

company to help after a mother 

said she found it difficult to take 

her son swimming because the 

current wheelchairs didn’t meet 

his needs. 

City council recreation and 

sport activities and events 

manager Martin McGregor 

said the new chairs were a vast 

improvement because they’re 

more durable than the older 

models and easier to service. 

They also have rubber wheels 

so they don’t need to be regularly 

pumped up. The new wet 

wheelchairs will gradually replace 

the old ones in use at other city 

council pools. •More sport, p13 

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HONOURED: 

Hana Kakoi with 

SPORTS 

her president of 

the year award. 

(Left) – Some of 

the silverware 

the Linwood 

Keas won at 

the Canterbury 

Rugby League 

awards. PHOTO: 

LINWOOD 

KEAS 

Parkview pupil with 

Crohn’s disease tops 

off year with medal 


PARKVIEW PRIMARY School 

pupil Brooklyn Neale took out 

bronze at the New Zealand 

Judo Championships at Pioneer 

Recreation and Sport Centre. 

Brooklyn suffers from Crohn’s 

disease, but it didn’t stop him 

from having a successful season 

leading up to the national 

championships. 

After winning junior judo titles 

at the local and regional level this 

year, he earned a bronze in his 

final year in the junior category 

for competitors aged seven to 10. 

The 10-year-old, who lives in 

Parklands, often competes during 

bouts of Crohn’s disease, a bowel 

disease that causes pain and 

discomfort throughout his body. 

The national champs was another 

one of those days. 

Brooklyn was diagnosed at the 

age of three after nine months of 

feeling unwell. 

He has previously won the open 

championship at the Canterbury 

Open, Central Districts Open, 

Auckland International Open and 

the South Island championships 

at Nelson in September. 

Brooklyn’s Mum Andrea said 

BRONZE: Parkview Primary 

School’s Brooklyn Neale with 

the bronze medal he won 

at the New Zealand Judo 

Championships. 

PHOTO: NEALE FAMILY 

she was delighted Brooklyn 

was able to get a medal at the 

event after all his hard work and 

dedication. 

Keas president 

keeps winning 

momentum 


LINWOOD KEAS president 

Hana Kakoi is adamant the 

club’s 106th season will be just 

as good as their 105th. 

The 28-year-old, first-year 

president has seen the club’s 

men’s and women’s premier 

teams win their respective competitions. 

The club won the Poore Cup 

at the Canterbury Rugby League 

awards, as it was the most 

consistent club to make finals 

appearances across all grades 

this year. 

Mrs Kakoi was also named 

club president of the year at the 

awards night. 

“We’ve certainly created history 

in a lot of areas this year 

but a lot of that comes from the 

hard work of our coaches and 

volunteers,” she said. “For our 

premier women to win their first 

ever title and the men to win it 

three years in a row for the first 

time was amazing.” 

She said the club had 350 

members as well as 70 volunteers 

who give up their time in a 

coaching, training or management 

capacity each season. 

Mrs Kakoi said premier men’s 

coach Andrew Auimatagi’s ‘big 

brother’ initiative, which saw a 

senior player assigned to one of 

the 15 junior teams, had been a 

big plus in 2018. 

“We’re so fortunate to have 

Andrew at our club,” she said. 

“His work ethic is amazing 

and, in fact, he’s already messaged 

me saying that he’s bored 

already, so he’ll be using the 

off-season to plan for 2019.” 

Mrs Kakoi has been part of 

the Keas for the past five seasons 

and is the first woman to be 

president. 

“To win (president of the year) 

was quite unexpected but a huge 

honour.” She said with games 

moving to Nga Puna Wai next 

year, she expected the facility 

would allow club’s to hold on to 

their junior players for longer. 

“The issue at the junior level 

has been finding parks for them 

to play at on a Friday and Monday 

night that had lights, so going 

to Nga Puna Wai and having 

one location will make things a 

lot easier.” 

She said the club was keen to 

strengthen its governance to 

ensure the Keas continued to 

build on a stellar season.



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NZ-new Toyota Corolla 2007 

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Viper 1900 Ski Boat 

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2015 Chevy Camaro 

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Suzuki, Manual Diesel, 4WD 

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by 5pm each Wednesday 

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. No charge. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland 

Rd 

Storytimes/Wā Kōrero 

Tuesday, 10.30–11am 

Encourage learning through a 

love for stories. Storytimes is an 

interactive programme including 

stories, songs, rhymes and 

play. This is a free session. 

New Brighton Library, 213 

Marine Pde, New Brighton and 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland Rd 

(by the Palms Mall) 

Scrabble Club 

Tuesday, 1.30-2.30pm at Parklands 

and Wednesday at Shirley 

Enjoy Scrabble? Go along to 

the library for a friendly game or 

two with other like-minded folk. 

Parklands Library, 46 

Queenspark Drive and Shirley 

Library, 36 Marshland Rd (by the 

Palms Mall) 

Reading to Dogs 

Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Designed to provide a relaxed, 

non-threatening atmosphere 

which encourages children to 

practise their reading skills and 

develop a love of reading. The 

programme uses dogs who are 

pets of the city council’s animal 

management team. These furry 

friends have all been trained 

and tested for health, safety 

and temperament. The dogs 

can increase a child’s relaxation 

while reading, listen attentively, 

do not laugh, judge or criticise 

and allow children to proceed at 

their own pace. Library staff and 

a dog handler will be present at 

all times to help facilitate the sessions. 

Sessions are 15min. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland 

Rd (by the Palms Mall) 

Rocket Club 

Wednesday, 3.30–4.30pm 

Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool 

program which runs 

during term time. All family 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 

and no bookings required. 

Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot 

St 

Parklands Book Club 

Wednesday, 11am–noon 

GOOD TIMES: Do you like knitting in company? Go along to knit and natter in a relaxed and 

friendly environment. The session will be held on Monday from 10.30-11.30am at Parklands 

Library, 46 Queenspark Drive. 

Love sharing your favourite 

reads and discovering your next 

one? Go and join other book lovers 

in a friendly, relaxed library 

environment. No bookings 

required. 

Parklands Library, 46 

Queenspark Drive 

CV Drop-in 

Thursday, 10-11.30am 

A librarian will be on hand to 

assist customers who need help 

with their resume. You will be 

offered guidance on creating, 

updating, and editing your CV. 


Marine Pde 

Women’s Bible Reading 

Group 

Thursday, 10-11.30am 

Go along to the Women’s Bible 

Reading Group. For information 

phone Elissa on 021 023 65910. 

Located at the Small Room at 

the Aranui Wainoni Community 

Centre, 31 Hampshire St 

New Brighton and Shirley 

Library Book Discussion 

Groups 

Thursday, 10– noon at New 

Brighton and Thursday 6-7pm at 

Shirley 

For those who love 

reading and want to share 

in discussion with other 

friendly book lovers. The 

group subscribes to the Book 

Discussion Scheme so there is a 

cost involved. 


Marine Pde and Shirley Library, 

36 Marshland Rd (by the Palms 

Mall) 

Shirley Library’s Culture 

Exchange 

Thursday, 3.30pm–4.30pm 

Shirley Library’s Culture 

Exchange is a friendly, relaxed 

group, where you can make new 

friends, practice English and 

learn about the city and New 

Zealand. Free weekly meetings. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland Rd 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

Held in the Brighton Mall 

every Saturday just across the 

road from the beach and the new 

children’s playground. 

New Brighton Pedestrian Mall, 

cnr Marine Pde and Beresford St 

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New Brighton 

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Christmas gifts with the 

personal touch 

Those looking for Christmas presents 

with a difference this year will delight in the 

selection of personalised gift ideas available 

at Frame n Copy. 

With Christmas rapidly approaching, now 

is the time to start thinking about presents 

for family and friends. 

“We offer a huge range of personalised gift 

ideas, starting from just $7 for a personalised 

key ring through to a canvas print starting 

from $95,” owner Anne Williamson says. 

“Bring in a family photo, a child’s drawing, 

or your favourite picture and we can make it 

into anything from a personalised calendar, 

key ring, T-shirt, mouse pad, poster, or 

custom framed artwork. 

“Alternatively, we can print the image onto 

canvas and frame it so it’s all ready to hang 

on the wall. It’s a great gift idea for those 

‘hard to buy for’ grandparents.” 

As well as offering a wide range of gift 

ideas, Frame n Copy is the place to go for 

all your printing requirements, at very 

competitive prices. 

“We do everything from designing 

and printing personalised cards, flyers, 

invitations and business cards right through 

to window or vehicle signage, private sale 

real estate, we can add a Christmas theme 

to any of these things either existing or new. 

Because we are digital printers – we can do 

small runs of anything to add in that festive 

touch for the season,” Anne says. 

If a job change is on the agenda for the 

New Year, Frame n Copy can update or 

create a new CV and bind it for perfect 

presentation. Building or landscaping plans 

can also be printed in black and white up to 

AO size (1189x841mm). 

Frame n Copy can photocopy, enlarge or 

print almost anything from disk, memory 

stick or email as well as laminate in either a 

gloss or matte finish. 

“We are a friendly, efficient and 

competitively priced, one-stop print and 

framing shop – and we offer plenty of 

parking right at the door.” 

Frame n Copy is located at the corner 

of Keyes and Bowhill Roads in North 

Brighton and is open from 8.45am to 

5pm Monday to Friday. Phone 382 0867 

or email info@framencopy.co.nz, website 

www.framencopy.co.nz Check us out on 

Facebook. 

Anne Williamson gets into the Christmas spirit. 

Cnr Keyes & Bowhill Rd 

North New Brighton 

Ph: 382 0867 

Email: info@framencopy.co.nz 

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Design & Print 

Business Cards 

Flyers 

Photocopying 

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T-Shirt Printing 

Signage 

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FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING REQUIREMENTS 

huge selection 

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books 

Barnabas Books 

121 New Brighton Mall (next to Happy Feet) 

Tues-Fri 10am-4pm Sat 10am-3pm 

• Key Cutting 

• Trophies 

• 21st Keys 

• Zippo Lighters 

The best 

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• Shoe Repairs 

• Engraving 

• Watch Services 

• Bag Repairs 

Plus we stock a full range of 

polishes, dyes and laces 

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Web: happyfeetchch.co.nz 

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Your local friendly Bar 

200gm Steak, Salad & Fries 

Just $15.50 or 2 for $25 

With a drink purchase on Monday nights 

Buy a main meal & get another 

for $5 Sunday nights. Conditions Apply 

Chats Bar 

251 Travis Road, 

QEII Shopping Centre 

Ph: 388 1566 

Tuesday quiz nights 

Wednesday karaoke 

Thursday live music 

Sky Sports 

Courtesy van 

What can New Brighton’s own 

TV & HiFi store do for you? 

The simple stuff 

We can supply 

and or install; 

• TV Aerials & cabling 

• Phone & Data cabling 

• Sound Systems & 

Cabling 

• WiFi Solutions 

• Computer Cables 

The hard stuff 

We can supply 

and or install; 

• Integrated Audio 

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• Full Custom Home 

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• Electrical Works 

• Security Systems 

We can also provide some of the 

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Discover 

New Brighton 

Quality clothing at very 

low prices always in stock 

Anyone wanting good-quality secondhand 

clothing at exceptionally low prices 

will find it at Finders Keepers in New 

Brighton. 

Centrally located in New Brighton Mall, 

the store stocks quality clothing for men, 

women and children, with 90 per cent of the 

stock priced at $5 or less, and 15 per cent 

priced at just $1. There are also designer 

labels priced from just $10 to $20, and a 

small selection of vintage clothing. 

Business owner Brian started selling the 

clothing at the Saturday market, but with 

a growing customer demand and an everincreasing 

amount of stock, he needed to 

find a larger and more permanent space. He 

moved into the co-operative premises at 105 

New Brighton Mall 18 months ago, where 

he continues with his business philosophy, 

which is simply, “sell it cheap”. As he 

points out, “This is not a charity, it’s a 

business.” 

The stock is bought wholesale or 

donated, and Brian is always happy to 

accept clean clothing in good condition 

to sell to his customers. A portion of the 

profits is donated to the Home & Family 

charity organisation. 

Finders Keepers is open seven days a 

week. The hours are Monday to Friday 

10am-5pm, Saturday 10am-4pm and 

Sunday 10am-3pm. 

There is always new stock 

arriving, so keep checking it 

out at 105 New Brighton Mall. 

What’s on... 

Saturday 10 November 

Rockabilly Show and Shine 

(New Brighton Seaside Market 

will be at the show) 

10am to 3pm. Rawhiti Domain 


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Enjoy a village 

with heart 

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Aspire Canterbury offers support, 

advice and resources to people with 

mobility issues and impairments. 

Removing barriers to everyday living 

for individuals, Aspire Canterbury 

inspires people to live life to the fullest 

no matter what their difficulties. The 

Disability Information Service is a source 

of valuable information about the various 

services available to people with short or 

long term impairments, to individuals 

and professionals from community 

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Visit Aspire Canterbury’s shop at 314 

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Canterbury support organisations. 

Aspire also has a mobile service which 

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presentations of all their equipment and 

services to retirement homes/villages and 

any other community groups wanting a 

speaker. Call Kylie Taylor on 022 676 5851 

or email for a booking. 

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Offering Independent Living for the over 

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Houses situated close to all the amenities 

of the Leisure Centre. The hub of 

village life the Leisure Centre offers everything 

from Indoor Swimming Pool / Spa, 

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The village team will see to a villa maintenance 

plan attending to exterior window 

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gardeners caring for the delightful grounds 

and lawns. They’ll do the everyday tasks, 

so you can get on with enjoying the day. 

To see if McKenzie Lifestyle Village is 

right for you, pop in or call Hayley Grant 

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walkers to 

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Physical Address: 

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Linwood Christchurch 

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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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range of easier living products We also hire out 

wheelchairs, ramps and walkers. 

Total Mobility Discounted Taxi Service – a scheme 

which provides 50% discounts on taxi journeys to 

eligible people in the Christchurch area who, due 

to health conditions, are unable to access public 

transport. Contact us for more information on 

03 366 9093 or visit our website. 

Mobile Service – Fun interactive 

presentations of our information, 

services and easier living equipment. 

We come to you! 

Call Kylie Taylor on 022 676 5851 or email 

mobileservices@aspirecanterbury.org.nz 

Aspire Canterbury is a not-for-profit organisation 

providing services to the community since 1981 

Postal Address: 

PO Box 32074 

Christchurch 8147 

Ph: 03 366 6189 

Freephone: 0800 347 242 

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SENIOR LIVING 

Collagen 

The Body’s Youth Protein 

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REAL ESTATE 

Light-filled living: Brand-new executive home 

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Auction: Thursday, 22nd November 2018 – unless sold prior 

4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 4 toilets | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | 2 off-street parks | Listing Number PI56252 

This beautifully polished new home 

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