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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER <strong>27</strong>, <strong>2018</strong><br />

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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />

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behaviour on Friday nights.<br />

The Aranui Community<br />

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frame was identified by police<br />

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week.<br />

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between police, Aranui Community<br />

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Zealand.<br />

Touch New Zealand’s partnership<br />

manager Sandi Hackett said<br />

from liaising with Accident Compensation<br />

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A FREE sports programme for Aranui has to be seen as a good<br />

thing for the area.<br />

Police identified that 5-7pm on a Friday is an increased time<br />

for anti-social behaviour, and it was one of the reasons Aranui<br />

has been chosen for the programme. But police also say this<br />

type of behaviour is a common problem across the city so it is<br />

important Aranui does not feel like it is being targeted.<br />

I’m sure the neighbourhood will get on board with the<br />

programme. It may add to the community which is already<br />

known for producing quality sports people.<br />

Meanwhile, a dream has come true for aspiring ballet dancer<br />

Anna McKey who was selected to perform with the Royal New<br />

Zealand Ballet in The Nutcracker.<br />

It will be exciting to see where the talented dancer goes next.<br />

– Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />

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Tuesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2018</strong> 3<br />

News<br />

Concern over bus stop location<br />

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />

A NEW bus stop will be<br />

installed on Prestons Rd – in<br />

spite of it going against the<br />

wishes of a large retirement<br />

village.<br />

The Coastal-Burwood<br />

Community Board has approved<br />

the installation of a new bus stop<br />

to be placed<br />

on Prestons<br />

Rd, west of<br />

Bluestone<br />

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Kim Money<br />

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combining<br />

the 150 The Palms and 135<br />

Burwood Hospital bus routes,<br />

opening up the need for a new<br />

bus stop to provide better public<br />

transport access.<br />

A city council report said if<br />

the bus stop was not installed<br />

residents would not be able to<br />

easily travel to nearby amenities<br />

such as New World Prestons and<br />

The Palms.<br />

In a submission, Alpine View<br />

Lifestyle Village manager Lisa<br />

Almond said while it supported<br />

a bus stop on Prestons Rd, it did<br />

not back the planned location.<br />

She said visibility would be<br />

“greatly impaired” to any vehicles<br />

exiting onto Prestons Rd.<br />

Ms Almond said the close<br />

proximity of the bus stop to the<br />

Bluestone Drive intersection<br />

could be a distraction and cause<br />

accidents – particularly for<br />

left-hand turning traffic from<br />

Bluestone Drive that needed<br />

to be looking for pedestrians<br />

crossing to the safety island on<br />

Prestons Rd.<br />

The village would have preferred<br />

the bus stop to be located<br />

further along Prestons Rd, past<br />

Bluestone Drive, near Limes<br />

Reserve.<br />

However, city council staff<br />

responded, saying the proximity<br />

of the bus stop to Bluestone<br />

Drive had been assessed as<br />

suitable.<br />

“The proposed bus stop<br />

coincides with the widest part<br />

of the road ensuring that there<br />

is sufficient space available for<br />

other vehicles to pass when that<br />

bus has stopped,” a city council<br />

report said.<br />

Community board chairwoman<br />

Kim Money said she<br />

along with city councillor Glenn<br />

Livingstone and city council<br />

passenger transport engineer<br />

Brenda O’Donoghue recently<br />

carried out a site visit to assess<br />

the installation of the bus.<br />

“Through Brenda’s expertise,<br />

having a look and going<br />

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A new bus<br />

stop will be<br />

installed on<br />

Prestons Rd<br />

west of<br />

Bluestone<br />

Drive.<br />

through all the options<br />

and processes, we as a<br />

board endorsed the staff<br />

recommendation,” she said.<br />

Mrs Money said when the<br />

bus is parked up, vehicles<br />

have to be able to pass safely<br />

and the road was too narrow<br />

where the Alpine View Lifestyle<br />

Village wanted the bus stop<br />

located. “Safety is paramount<br />

. . . hopefully, this is a service<br />

that is going to benefit their<br />

residents as well,” she said.<br />

Ms Almond declined to<br />

comment on the community<br />

board’s decision. The service<br />

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Monday to Saturday.<br />

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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

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Police are reminding residents<br />

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occurred in the past two weeks<br />

and usually in the early evening<br />

or at night.<br />

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Tuesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

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The Northshore Residents’<br />

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Goodnature gas traps to support<br />

the Predator Free New Zealand<br />

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FreshChoice, SuperValue ditch single-use plastic bags<br />

FRESHCHOICE and<br />

SuperValue are no longer<br />

providing single-use plastic<br />

carrier bags at their checkouts.<br />

The supermarkets went plastic<br />

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Group general manager<br />

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carrier bag-free earlier than<br />

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The original target was the<br />

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“It’s great to see how positive<br />

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“They are 100 per cent behind<br />

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“Millions of single-use<br />

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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />

A BID has been made to ensure<br />

the Thomson Park toilets on<br />

the corner of Marine Pde and<br />

Bowhill Rd are not demolished<br />

in the future.<br />

The North Beach Residents’<br />

Association has asked for the<br />

current toilet block to be retained<br />

with clearer and bolder signage<br />

and improved access to the site.<br />

But the city council has<br />

confirmed there are currently no<br />

plans to demolish the old toilets<br />

at Thomson Park.<br />

A $400,000 upgrade is planned<br />

for the park, which would<br />

include building new toilet<br />

facilities.<br />

The association’s chairman<br />

Josiah Thompson said the toilet<br />

harming our marine<br />

species. There is no doubt<br />

that they are a significant<br />

environmental issue and we’re<br />

glad to be removing them from<br />

our stores.”<br />

Customers are being<br />

encouraged to bring their own<br />

reusable bags. But for customers<br />

who forget, there will also be a<br />

number of alternative options<br />

available to purchase in-store<br />

block is a great asset to the area<br />

due to its visible location on<br />

the roadside and<br />

its proximity to the<br />

often busy North<br />

Beach car park.<br />

The Coastal-<br />

Burwood<br />

Community Board<br />

has requested city<br />

council staff consider<br />

retaining the toilet<br />

block, installing new<br />

signage and cleaning<br />

up the site’s access.<br />

City councillor<br />

David East said the<br />

board was of the<br />

opinion the toilets were popular<br />

and it would like to retain them<br />

– even if it potentially meant they<br />

might be closed in winter.<br />

with prices starting from 20c.<br />

“The best option is for our<br />

customers to bring their own<br />

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“I’m sure we will see more<br />

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their bags as they get used to the<br />

change.”<br />

Bid to ensure Thomson Park toilets not demolished<br />

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Tuesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2018</strong> 5<br />

News<br />

Dancing with the ballet stars<br />

•From page 1<br />

She has been dancing since<br />

the age of five and attends the<br />

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Depending on when she<br />

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“I just love to dance<br />

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she said.<br />

Anna was selected in the<br />

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While ballet can be<br />

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“There is always something<br />

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All children performing in<br />

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News<br />

Red zone<br />

management<br />

needs to be<br />

debated<br />

• By Julia Evans<br />

THE MANAGEMENT of 600ha<br />

of residential red zone in the city’s<br />

east needs to be robustly debated,<br />

says the Ōtākaro Avon Network.<br />

However, discussions about<br />

governance are not set to happen<br />

until after the area’s regeneration<br />

plan is finalised.<br />

Network spokesman Evan<br />

Smith said there needs to be a<br />

conversation about who will<br />

manage the area.<br />

“There’s a real danger that it will<br />

go to council without any debate.<br />

It’s a matter of exploring all the options<br />

available,” Mr Smith said.<br />

Last week, Regenerate<br />

Christchurch released its draft<br />

plan for the area, which included<br />

an 11km Green Spine from New<br />

Brighton to the central city.<br />

The network has mooted several<br />

ideas including establishing a trust<br />

or putting the area under a single<br />

title through Parliament.<br />

To give feedback on the regeneration<br />

plan before December 19,<br />

go to www.regeneratechristchurch.<br />

nz/oarc.<br />

•HAVE YOUR SAY: Who do<br />

you think should control the red<br />

zone? Email your views to julia.<br />

evans@starmedia.kiwi<br />

•From page 1<br />

She said often people will start<br />

drinking as soon as they finish<br />

work at about 5pm on a<br />

Friday.<br />

“When we run those<br />

programmes if they are<br />

not drinking for those two<br />

hours often when they go<br />

home they are too tired so<br />

they don’t even start,” Miss<br />

Hackett said.<br />

Her views are backed by a<br />

survey taken by Touch New<br />

Zealand of participants in<br />

Ranui in 2016.<br />

It showed 20 per cent of<br />

participants would have<br />

otherwise been drinking on<br />

Friday night.<br />

Touch New<br />

Zealand launched the<br />

first of these projects<br />

in Tamaki, east<br />

Auckland, in 2016.<br />

There are now<br />

five projects in areas<br />

including Ranui,<br />

Auckland, Raumanga<br />

and Whangarei.<br />

Miss Hackett said<br />

the social family<br />

sports nights will allow families<br />

to get free food and prevent<br />

Stephen Sibley<br />

people from drinking alcohol at<br />

that time.<br />

The programme aims to develop<br />

positive ongoing social<br />

effects for communities<br />

and families through<br />

sport.<br />

It will cater for up to 20<br />

teams, allowing 200 people<br />

to play and is aimed<br />

to be run in blocks lasting<br />

between four to 10 weeks.<br />

Canterbury Metro Area<br />

Commander superintendent<br />

Lane Todd said, in<br />

general, it can expect an increase<br />

in reports of anti-social behaviour<br />

during the hours of 5-7pm<br />

across the city.<br />

He said callouts at this time of<br />

evening can include<br />

anything from driving<br />

complaints to incidents<br />

relating to mental<br />

health, family harm<br />

and disorder.<br />

“Alcohol is just one<br />

of the drivers of our<br />

demand but at these<br />

times is one of the<br />

more significant ones,”<br />

he said.<br />

His views were backed up by<br />

Aranui Neighbourhood Policing<br />

Glenn<br />

Livingstone<br />

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City2Surf to celebrate 45 years<br />

STAR MEDIA will celebrate<br />

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Since 1975, Star Media’s<br />

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of people together for fun and<br />

fitness.<br />

On March 24, City2Surf will<br />

celebrate its 45th anniversary.<br />

A lot has changed since the<br />

event’s humble beginnings.<br />

However, it still remains first<br />

and foremost a fun run.<br />

Originally, the City2Surf<br />

would start in Cathedral Square<br />

and end at New Brighton beach.<br />

Later, the finish line was<br />

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In 2011, following the<br />

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Now the start line for the<br />

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“The amount of kilometres<br />

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Entries to participate in<br />

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The Star Media 14km event<br />

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Participants can choose to<br />

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At this year’s event, there were<br />

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Many local charities have<br />

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The Canterbury Charity<br />

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funding and relies on<br />

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the City2Surf, donations and<br />

charitable organisations.<br />

Team Sergeant Stephen Sibley,<br />

who said alcohol is a factor and<br />

family harm events take up a<br />

large proportion of its service<br />

delivery in the weekends.<br />

He said if people are busy then<br />

they won’t get up to mischief.<br />

The community board<br />

approved a grant of $2500<br />

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discretionary fund to go towards<br />

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City councillor Glenn<br />

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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

IN THE SUN: Te Waka Unua pupils Ngakau Kennedy, Cairo Iosefo, Amasio Tiatia and Cyrus Hutana-Waitoa, and (right) Metua Cranwell and Eve Nuu.<br />

Successful tournament for traditional Maori game<br />

THE ARANUI Community<br />

Trust has held its first successful<br />

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Kī-o-rahi is a traditional<br />

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Haeata Community Campus,<br />

Te Kura Whakapumau, Linwood<br />

Avenue School, Te Waka Unua<br />

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The trust’s worker Sheree<br />

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Te Waka Unua pupil Metua<br />

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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

PEEEP Trust<br />

manager Chris<br />

Webber writes<br />

about how the<br />

trust helps<br />

upskill the<br />

unemployed<br />

and how it is in<br />

need of more trustees<br />

PEEEP Trust was established in<br />

1993 as a sub-branch of “Keep<br />

Christchurch Beautiful.”<br />

The idea was to help upskill<br />

the local unemployed by working<br />

with the community groups<br />

in the area on projects such as<br />

lawnmowing, gardening, fence<br />

painting etc, any small handyman<br />

type work and within six<br />

months, it had grown into an<br />

entity of its own.<br />

The Trust leased office space<br />

from the old city council works<br />

depot in Owles Tce and started<br />

working alongside Coastcare,<br />

originally making picnic tables<br />

and progressed to maintaining<br />

the sand ladders and walk tracks<br />

along the top of the dunes, a job<br />

we still do today.<br />

In the past 10 years we have<br />

added graffiti removal and<br />

reporting for the city council to<br />

our works programme and our<br />

work covers the New Brighton<br />

business district and surrounding<br />

areas, and, as we speak, are<br />

partnering with a major utility<br />

company to remove graffiti from<br />

their service boxes and pedestals.<br />

We are also working on a project<br />

that aims to provide low-cost<br />

firewood to families on limited<br />

incomes.<br />

PEEEP is a charitable organisation<br />

and is overseen by a<br />

volunteer board of trustees.<br />

Trust aims to upskill the unemployed<br />

GREAT TEAM: PEEEP Trust volunteer Michael Crowe, senior<br />

supervisor Wayne Gibson and volunteers Kacy Adams David<br />

Spooner and James Ilton. ​<br />

Like many not-for-profits, attracting<br />

trustees in this modern<br />

age can be difficult.<br />

I think it would be fair to say<br />

that most who sit on boards<br />

these days are of the “grey hair”<br />

variety and encouraging younger<br />

members seem to be a universal<br />

problem across the sector.<br />

PEEEP is looking for more<br />

trustees to join us who can<br />

bring value to our long-standing<br />

organisation. Meetings are once<br />

a month and last for about an<br />

hour.<br />

A commitment of one year<br />

is expected and we welcome<br />

anyone that has an interest in<br />

community and well-being.<br />

•If you feel you would like to<br />

apply for a position on the<br />

board, or would like more<br />

information, email Chris<br />

Webber at projects@peeep.<br />

org.nz<br />

City councillor Glenn<br />

Livingstone writes about<br />

the Ōtākaro Avon River<br />

Corridor draft regeneration<br />

plan released recently<br />

IT IS THE beginning of a<br />

process and the surrounding<br />

communities need to be able to<br />

be part of the process.<br />

This regeneration area needs to<br />

meet the needs of all Christchurch<br />

residents.<br />

It will be most successful if the<br />

people feel like they have a stake<br />

in how it develops – that’s what<br />

will make it truly regenerational.<br />

Certainty for the city, including<br />

residents living alongside the<br />

Green Spine.<br />

It will hopefully be a respectful<br />

legacy of those who used<br />

to live there and all that which<br />

they went through during the<br />

Canterbury Earthquakes of 2010<br />

and 2011.<br />

My training in winter in Bottle<br />

Lake Forest has also demonstrated<br />

to me that people like free<br />

and uninhibited access to the<br />

outdoors, amenity to enjoy walking,<br />

running, off-road cycling,<br />

spending time together with<br />

family and friends.<br />

In terms of funding the city<br />

council itself has money on a<br />

CONSULTATION: City councillor Glenn Livingstone says the<br />

Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor draft regeneration project, which<br />

is currently out for consultation, has to meet the needs of all<br />

residents living in the city.<br />

budget to begin land drainage<br />

treatment, stop-bank construction<br />

and construction of the<br />

Pages Rd Bridge.<br />

I think a city to sea cycleway<br />

could attract New Zealand<br />

Transport Agency funding. The<br />

plan will have scope for sports<br />

events, e.g. family triathlon and<br />

other recreational amenities,<br />

e.g. ask Halswell engineers to<br />

construct a track for family rides<br />

through the RRZ.<br />

Gary Knight responds to<br />

the <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong> article<br />

on having a disaster<br />

psychologist brought in to<br />

help with ongoing social<br />

isolation issues postearthquake<br />

in Dallington<br />

Emotional stress meltdown<br />

and turmoil, also financial and<br />

physical hardship, are very real<br />

factors endured by many suffering<br />

post-quake social isolation. It<br />

would therefore be a pro-active<br />

step to engage a disaster psychologist<br />

to cover affected areas<br />

inclusive of Dallington, Avonside,<br />

Avondale and Southshore.<br />

Accolades are extended to<br />

both the Coastal Burwood Community<br />

Board and Dallington<br />

Community Trust for their input<br />

into what could transpire as a<br />

worthy wellness programme<br />

targeted at specific areas for a<br />

psychologist to focus on. The<br />

credentials of Australian<br />

disaster recovery<br />

expert and psychologist<br />

Dr Rob Gordon<br />

bears testimony to his<br />

integrity as an obvious<br />

choice for the role<br />

of disaster psychologist<br />

for Christchurch<br />

post-quake isolation<br />

personnel.<br />

Aileen Trist responds<br />

to the <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong><br />

article on little feedback<br />

being received over the<br />

Department of the Prime<br />

Minister and Cabinet’s<br />

survey asking if residents<br />

agree with a draft proposal<br />

to help coastal residents<br />

struggling to get resource<br />

and building consents<br />

The communities of<br />

Southshore, South Brighton<br />

and Redcliffs just want to be<br />

able to move forward with<br />

their plans to build or rebuild<br />

in these areas without these<br />

constant delays due to city<br />

council and Government<br />

restrictions blocking them at<br />

every turn. Adjust the plan to<br />

make this possible for them to do<br />

so. While they are at it proceed<br />

with the build of a stop<br />

bank along the estuary<br />

water edge.<br />

Andrew Bell<br />

responds to<br />

the <strong>Pegasus</strong><br />

<strong>Post</strong> article on<br />

Pounamu Gracie<br />

Millar-Greig’s<br />

exhibition at the New<br />

Brighton Library<br />

I was so pleased to see your<br />

front page story on Pounamu<br />

Gracie Millar-Greig. I work parttime<br />

at New Brighton Library<br />

and, ever since the exhibition<br />

of Pounamu’s paintings went<br />

up, we have had so many<br />

complimentary comments<br />

from our customers about her<br />

paintings. I couldn’t believe<br />

that a 15-year-old artist could<br />

produce such mature works. She<br />

is an extremely talented young<br />

woman and I think she will go<br />

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the <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong> for celebrating<br />

the many positive stories about<br />

local youth when all too often<br />

many media outlets seek to<br />

portray a negative picture of our<br />

young citizens.<br />

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the pets<br />

dress-up bling<br />

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traditional ornaments<br />

bows,<br />

cards,<br />

gift<br />

labels,<br />

wrap &<br />

more<br />

elf magic<br />

lots of treasures<br />

to discover<br />

santa<br />

stockings<br />

& sacks<br />

a christmas hat<br />

for everyone<br />

3 Exciting POP UP CHRISTMAS Stores now open<br />

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THE CHRISTCHURCH CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARADE TRUST<br />

PRINCIPAL SPONSORS:<br />

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Restrictions:<br />

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Communications Ltd., Smiths City, Fulton Hogan, Stuff,<br />

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Employers’ Chamber of Commerce, Retail NZ, , Farmers,<br />

Christchurch Engine Centre, Pub Charity Limited, The<br />

Trusts Community Foundation, CERT, The Southern Trust,<br />

TVNZ, Rata Foundation, Mainland Foundation,<br />

McDonald’s Family Restaurants, Chinese Community of<br />

Christchurch, City Care Civil, Meta Digital, Air Rescue<br />

and Community Services, Rainbow Print, Team<br />

Hutchinson Ford, , Resene, JJ Ltd., Hire King, BrokerWeb<br />

Risk Services, Hoyts Riccarton, Wayne Robertson, Vidpro<br />

Broadcast Rentals, Mainfreight, Owens Transport, Daily<br />

Freight, NZ Express Transport, Bascik Transport,<br />

Opzeeland Transport, Lions Club of Ellesmere, The<br />

French Bakery, Debbie Newman and Southern Salvage,<br />

Sharon Howells School of Ballet, Original Scripts Theatre<br />

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Services, Empire Extinguishers, George Henry Ltd.,<br />

Frucor, Rebecca Luxon, Anne Jamieson, Steve Cooper,<br />

Helen Mason, Robert Cassidy, Bill Peterson, Mary Dollin.<br />

All usual Sunday schedules will<br />

be operating.<br />

Timetable information available<br />

at metroinfo.co.nz or call us on<br />

03 366 8855.<br />

“Avoid parking hassles and take<br />

the bus”<br />

The Bus Interchange is just<br />

2 blocks away from the Parade<br />

route!<br />

In The Event of<br />

Bad Weather:<br />

PARADE POSTPONEMENT<br />

DECISION WILL NOT BE MADE<br />

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Meter shrouds and signs will be used<br />

throughout the route.<br />

Remember your sun hat,<br />

sunscreen and water bottle!<br />

WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY<br />

INCONVENIENCE CAUSED AND ASK FOR<br />

YOUR PATIENCE<br />

BEFORE & DURING THE PARADE.<br />

Parking Available<br />

CCC Car Parking available follow link<br />

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carpark/105_worcester_st/8011/<br />

Water pistols and Water<br />

Bombs are totally prohibited<br />

during the parade<br />

Health & Safety<br />

The Christchurch Children’s Christmas<br />

Parade Trust ask that the general public<br />

be responsible for its own and others<br />

safety at all times while viewing the event.<br />

Where Not To Park:<br />

Due to the large number of children<br />

and spectators expected at this year’s<br />

parade parking will be restricted along<br />

the entire route and assembly points.<br />

No stopping signs will be erected both<br />

sides of Madras St (Moorhouse Ave to<br />

Salisbury Street), St Asaph St (Manchester<br />

to Barbadoes St), Ferry Rd (Barbadoes to<br />

St Asaph St), Kilmore St (Barbadoes to<br />

Manchester St) from 12 noon Saturday –<br />

5.30pm Sunday.<br />

Madras Street from Moorhouse Ave<br />

to Tuam St will be closed to all traffic<br />

Sunday (8am-5.30pm approx.) and closure<br />

extending from Tuam St to Salisbury St<br />

(1pm – 5.30pm approx.)<br />

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in<br />

Getting ready for<br />

the festive season<br />

Christmas means a lot of things to a lot of<br />

people. For some it is a religious celebration,<br />

for others a chance to gather with family and<br />

celebrate. Whatever Christmas means to you,<br />

there are many ways to celebrate – from the full<br />

grandeur of baked ham and turkey with all the<br />

trimmings or a picnic on the beach with the ones<br />

you love.<br />

For some, Christmas can be a stressful time<br />

of year, but there are ways to minimise this and<br />

spread the workload, so everyone can enjoy the<br />

day.<br />

Here are some ideas to help you get through the<br />

festive season.<br />

Create order in your home<br />

Start preparations early, if you are hosting<br />

everyone at your house, don’t leave it all to the<br />

last minute. Start the spring clean up now so<br />

when it comes to the days leading into the holiday<br />

season you are not rushing around – making you<br />

stressed and exhausted.<br />

Tackling one room at a time is a good way<br />

to purge and get organised. Sorting through<br />

wardrobes and cupboards and getting rid of<br />

anything you haven’t used in the past year. Having<br />

all the rooms organised means there will also be<br />

space for those coming to stay during this busy<br />

time.<br />

Once you’ve dusted and vacuumed shut the<br />

doors and just air out the room a few days before<br />

your guests arrive. A nice towel placed at the end<br />

of the bed and a small floral arrangement from the<br />

garden can also add a nice welcoming touch.<br />

Share the food load<br />

We have between 25 to 30 people for Christmas<br />

most years, but our family has got smart. The host<br />

divvies up the food between each family, spreading<br />

the cost and the work.<br />

About four weeks before the big day, we send<br />

out a food allocation of what each person brings.<br />

Normally the parents get the turkey and ham<br />

with the offspring in charge of vegetables and<br />

puddings. This is a great way to<br />

spread the load and the cost and allows for those<br />

who aren’t cooks to also contribute – we just put<br />

them in charge of nibbles, drinks or chocolates for<br />

on the table etc.<br />

Just make sure you tell each person how much<br />

is needed, for example you don’t want someone<br />

turning up with just one punnet of strawberries.<br />

The rule is that whatever you bring you must<br />

have prepared, so the new potatoes arrive scraped<br />

in a pot, the vegetables and the salads and puddings<br />

are all made.<br />

A little bit of organisation ahead of time means<br />

everyone gets to enjoy the day and join in the fun.<br />

Poto Williams’ Electorate Office is closed for the<br />

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the New Year on Monday 7th January 2019.<br />

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DRINKING alcohol on the<br />

streets and parks around<br />

Linwood Village will be banned<br />

permanently.<br />

A bylaw change was approved<br />

by the city council on<br />

Thursday, which will apply<br />

around-the-clock, seven days<br />

a week and cover the blocks<br />

between Fitzgerald Ave, Armagh<br />

St, England St and Hereford St,<br />

including Doris<br />

Lusk Reserve.<br />

The city<br />

council put in<br />

place a temporary<br />

liquor ban<br />

late last year in<br />

a bid to try and<br />

Deon Swiggs<br />

reduce the high<br />

level of alcoholfuelled<br />

crime<br />

and disorder in the area.<br />

Central Ward city councillor<br />

Deon Swiggs said the Linwood-<br />

Central-Heathcote Community<br />

Board strongly supported the alcohol<br />

ban becoming permanent<br />

as it wanted Linwood Village<br />

to be a safe, welcoming place to<br />

shop or visit.<br />

“Before the temporary alcohol<br />

ban came into force residents<br />

and shopkeepers reported<br />

feeling intimidated and unsafe<br />

because of the anti-social behaviour<br />

displayed by people drinking<br />

in the street,” he said.<br />

Cr Swiggs said the ban had<br />

been effective in reducing the<br />

number of concerns regarding<br />

drinking on the streets in the<br />

area.<br />

“Since the ban has been in<br />

place there have been fewer<br />

alcohol-related issues in the area<br />

and the community is signalling<br />

they are feeling safer so making<br />

the ban permanent is a positive<br />

step, although there are still<br />

deeper social issues that we must<br />

continue to address.”<br />

The updated bylaw also makes<br />

permanent the temporary alcohol<br />

ban that has been applied<br />

since 2015 to the streets immediately<br />

surrounding Riccarton<br />

Park racecourse on the Saturday<br />

in <strong>November</strong> when the New<br />

NO MORE: A<br />

permanent<br />

liquor ban<br />

has been<br />

put in place<br />

for Linwood<br />

Village.<br />

Zealand Cup takes place.<br />

It includes a new clause that<br />

enables the city council’s chief<br />

executive to impose a temporary<br />

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in specified areas including<br />

Hagley Park and Rawhiti Domain.<br />

Currently it can take up to six<br />

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Retirement just started looking a whole lot better in<br />

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At The Village Palms, we also offer the full continuum<br />

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CRAFTY CAUSE: Ronald<br />

McDonald House South Island<br />

director Zucchi Leonard with<br />

year 13 students Georgia<br />

McKenna, Ella Willoughby and<br />

Laura Jones. ​<br />

Coffee cup project helps charity<br />

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />

A CRAFTY idea to design<br />

reusable cups has raised $560 for<br />

Ronald McDonald House South<br />

Island.<br />

Marian College students<br />

Georgia McKenna,<br />

Ella Willoughby and Laura<br />

Jones sold 136 cups they<br />

designed to support the<br />

organisation.<br />

Cups for Kids was dreamed up<br />

as part of the students’ year 13<br />

business studies class.<br />

Miss Willoughby said they<br />

chose Ronald McDonald House<br />

on Cashel St because it was<br />

a “great organisation” that<br />

supports families when their<br />

child is in hospital.<br />

The fundraiser started in July<br />

with cups being sold for $13<br />

each.<br />

The cups were designed<br />

through Admor Promotions<br />

in Hamilton and the students<br />

presented a cheque to the<br />

organisation recently.<br />

The students had been<br />

working on the project since<br />

February.<br />

Ella said the group decided<br />

to make reusable coffee cups as<br />

a way of reducing waste from<br />

paper cups.<br />

“Originally we had only<br />

ordered 50 cups and thought<br />

we’d struggle to sell them but<br />

they all sold in the first 12<br />

hours,” she said.<br />

The students decided to take<br />

pre-orders and got another 100<br />

cups. The leftover cups were<br />

given to Ronald McDonald<br />

House.<br />

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />

A GROUP of international<br />

students had a change of scenery,<br />

spending a day in the country on<br />

a typical Kiwi farm.<br />

Seven Shirley Boys’ High<br />

School students took part in the<br />

programme which saw them<br />

travel to Springfield to attend the<br />

Rubicon Valley farm show.<br />

The students from Thailand,<br />

Japan and Italy had the<br />

opportunity to feed sheep, pat<br />

alpacas, watch farm dogs in<br />

action and even try out shearing.<br />

International director Sue<br />

Nesbit said a day out on the farm<br />

was very popular with overseas<br />

visitors and the students loved it.<br />

She said it was for the students<br />

who are not doing NCEA<br />

because they are in the country<br />

for a short period.<br />

“Some are more able to get<br />

involved with the animals and<br />

some are more reserved, but they<br />

really enjoyed it out there,” Ms<br />

Nesbit said.<br />

The year 10, 11, and 12<br />

students, along with two staff<br />

members, had a full day out in<br />

the country.<br />

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WOOF: Go along to a fun<br />

library session where you<br />

can read to dogs. Designed<br />

to provide a relaxed, nonthreatening<br />

atmosphere<br />

which encourages children to<br />

Email georgia.oconnor@starmedia.kiwi<br />

by 5pm each Wednesday<br />

practice their reading skills and<br />

develop a love of reading. The<br />

programme uses dogs who<br />

are pets of the city council’s<br />

animal management team.<br />

Library staff and a dog handler<br />

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help facilitate the sessions. The<br />

programme will be held on<br />

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the New Brighton Library. ​<br />

JP Clinic at Shirley Library<br />

Tuesday, 10am-1pm<br />

A justice of the peace will<br />

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the community, to witness<br />

signatures and documents,<br />

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Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm<br />

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Code Club<br />

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm<br />

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Thursday, 3.30pm-4.30pm<br />

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Running time is 1hr and 53min.<br />

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New Brighton Museum, cnr of<br />

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