Southern View: January 29, 2019

TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2019

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A BATTLE to stop another

liquor store from opening in

Halswell is continuing to rage

on.

The Halswell Residents’ Association

has appealed the decision

to allow off-licence liquor store

Bottle-O Halswell to open on

29 Ensign St, with the opening

hours of 9am-11pm daily.

The appeal was made to the Alcohol

Regulatory and Licensing

Authority.

The bottle store won’t be able

to open until the appeal period is

finished.

The bottle store was approved

by the district licensing committee

last month and had 37 objections

against the application.

There were also five petitions

containing 32 signatures against

the application.

Residents’ association chairman

John Bennett said

the fact it wants to put an offlicence

facility in the middle

of suburbia is not good for the

community.

“We believe it was wrong and

we think that the community

deserves better,” he said.

In October it objected to the

application with concerns there

would be “many aspects of

amenity loss” if it was approved.

Mr Bennett said the

association believes there are

sufficient facilities in Halswell for

alcohol with Craythorne’s Public

House, Super Liquor and New

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Complaints remain secret

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Fire rages, homes at risk


THE CITY council is remaining

tight-lipped over code of

conduct complaints involving

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton

Community Board members.

It has refused to reveal details

to Southern View on the behindclosed-doors

sessions that went

on last year to resolve issues

amongst the board.

But a residents’ association

which labelled the board “dysfunctional”

says the information

should be public.

Central Riccarton Residents’

Association secretary Garth

Wilson said the ratepayer should

know if there is “dysfunction”

on the board.

“It is the ratepayers’ business,

it is the ratepayers’ money that

is being squandered by this

dysfunction,” he said.

His views were backed by

Templeton Residents’ Association

chairman Garry Kilday,

who said the public should know

what is happening.

A request by Southern View

for all correspondence between

Dr Edwards and the community

board on the code of conduct

of fellow board members was

refused.

A city council spokesman said

the privacy of those who make

TROUBLE: The city council is refusing to release information

on conflict between the Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton

Community Board which led to behind-closed-door meetings

with the mayor and chief executive.

complaints to the city council or

the nature of the complaints are

not generally released.

He said releasing the information

could have a “negative

effect” on expressing their opinions

openly in the future.

“In the council’s view, the

reasons for withholding these

details are not outweighed by

public interest considerations.”

Southern View reported last

year the board privately met

with city council chief executive

Karleen Edwards and Mayor

Lianne Dalziel in October.

Dr Edwards had received

complaints about the conduct of

board members.

She told Southern View the

meeting centred on challenges

they faced, in particular, surrounding

the Denton Park

decision-making process, their

relationships and joint-decision

making.

But Halswell-Hornby-

Riccarton Community Board

chairman Mike Mora said issues

it had faced “absolutely” did not

get in the way of the board getting

the job done.

“Our record is we get the job

done. Everything we have been

asked to do or has been put in front

of us we will make a decision either

one way or another,” he said.

Mr Mora said it is not the only

board in the city facing code of

conduct issues.

The Papanui-Innes, Coastal-

Burwood and Linwood-Heathcote-Central

Community Board

have faced code of conduct

issues over the past year.

But Dr Wilson said the association’s

experience with the

board is it is unable to resolve any

issues in a timely manner and it

now goes above the board to Dr

Edwards to get things done.

“We are not saying the

personalities on the boards are

hopeless. We are saying the

board is dysfunctional and it

does not achieve anything,” he

said.

Mr Mora said it passes resolutions

at the board and has to

wait on staff to implement them.

“It is the way bureaucracy

works in Christchurch,” he said.

Deputy chairwoman Helen

Broughton said she will be meeting

with two senior city council

staff members today over the

process in place for elected

members.

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A bid has been made to have Te

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open for longer. A notice of

motion filed by Halswell-Hornby-

Riccarton Community Board

member Debbie Mora will be

brought to the board today. The

pool’s current hours are 11.30am-

7pm. It opened for the summer

season on November 17 and will

close again on March 31.

PARKING RESTRICTION

The Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton

Community Board will make

a decision today on whether it

will approve the installation

of a 10min parking restriction

at 104 Hayton Rd. It is a result

of a takeaway business owner

contacting the city council to

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parking to service the business

property.

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Pathway to sports hub idea


A PATHWAY to the new Ngā

Puna Wai Sports Hub could be

built to keep children off busy

Halswell roads.

A junior council made up

of primary school pupils in

Halswell will meet in March to

discuss building a pathway from

Aidanfield Christian School to

the $100 million sports facility.

City councillor

Anne

Galloway said

the idea is to

allow parents

to park safely

at the school’s

car park as

Anne Galloway

opposed to

parking on

Aidanfield

Drive to take their children the

Nga Puna Wai Sports Hub.

It would mean children would

avoid walking on Aidanfield

Drive, Euphrasie Drive and Augustine

Drive.

“It is getting kids involved

in decision-making and in

civics which is something I am

passionate about,” Cr Galloway

said.

It is estimated about 5433 vehicles

travel on Aidanfield Drive

between Nash Rd and Donovan

Place daily.

CIVIC DUTY: The Halswell Ward junior council will meet in

March to plan building a pathway between Aidanfield Christian

School and the Ngā Puna Wai Sports Hub.

On average, 499 vehicles

use Eupharasie Drive between

Josephine Cres and Benedict St

daily.

Instigated by Cr Galloway in

2017, the Halswell Ward junior

council is made up of pupils year

5-8 from Seven Oaks School,

Oaklands School and Aidanfield

Christian School.

Cr Galloway said it is planning

to invite the newly completed

Knights Stream School and

Wigram Primary School to the

junior council when they are up

and running.

The project will also be worked

on in conjunction with the

Student Volunteer Army and the

city council.

The pathway is in the early

stages with the cost and construction

time lines still yet to be

discussed.

“We are hoping we do all of

that with voluntary labour but

we need to plan where it will be,”

Cr Galloway said.

DANGEROUS: The tram shelter on Main Rd will remain closed

due to concerns over the condition of its roof.

Moncks Bay tram shelter

deemed a quake risk

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THE MONCKS Bay tram

shelter will remain closed due to

earthquake risk.

The 85-year-old building on

Main Rd has been closed

since Christmas Eve.

A recent assessment

indicated the condition of

the roof has compromised

the structural integrity

of the shelter, leaving it

vulnerable to quakes.

City council transport

operations manager

Steffan Thomas said he

was not sure how long the shelter

would be closed, or how much it

would cost to repair.

Redcliffs Residents’ Association

secretary Pat McIntosh was

frustrated to see the historic

building deteriorate.

“We have been asking them

[city council] to repair the shelter

for at least the last year.”

Linwood-Central-

Heathcote Community

Board member Darrell

Latham said it is vital the

shelter be reopened as soon

as possible.

“The Moncks Bay tram

Darrell shelter is an iconic building,

Latham well-used by bus patrons

and coastal pathway

walkers alike. It is very sad to

see that it is fenced off. However,

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Tug cruise put on hold againIn Brief Bottle store

MAJESTIC battle PRINCESS rages

DEATH

By Louis Day

A male passenger died on board

• By Louis Day

•From page 1

the Majestic Princess cruise ship

TUG LYTTELTON’S first

But the decision granting

TUG LYTTELTON’S first

in Akaroa on Sunday. Police said

cruise in three years

the 68-year-old

the application

from the

said

United

Bottle-O

passenger cruise in three years

States suffered

Halswell

a “medical

directors

event”

Wendy and

has been delayed again.

The cruise was originally

while eating Richard breakfast Gibbons at 6.30am. have the ex-

scheduled to take place in in

Sergeant perience Phil Bayne necessary said the to death safely sell

December but was pushed back

has been alcohol. referred to the coroner.

to this month.

The man’s It family found in the the hours US have of operation

were consistent with other

It has now

been notified.

been delayed

off-licence premises in the area

again until next

FIRE BRIGADE and the store FUNDRAISER was not visible to

month.

The Diamond schools Harbour and pre-schools. Volunteer

Tug Lyttelton

Fire Brigade The raised residents’ $1600 association at its

Preservation

DELAYED: DELAYED: barbecue argued fundraiser in its on objection Saturday. that since

Society head

Tug

Tug The brigade The Quarry raised $800 Bar from & Bistro has

stoker Mike

Lyttelton’s

Lyttelton’s the barbecue gone from and another Ensign St there has

first

Mike Bruce

Bruce said there

first

$800 was donated by a local

passenger

been an improvement in the level

is still paperwork to to complete

passenger

businessman. Chief fire officer

cruise

of amenity and petty vandalism

before any passenger cruises on

cruise

on

Bob Palmer was overwhelmed

in three

has gone.

the restored tug can take take place.

in three

place.

years won’t

by the community’s The bar was support. severely The damaged

“The boat is is fine, fine, everything

years won’t

happen

money raised after a will fire go in towards 2013. a

is

is absolutely tickety-boo

tickety-boo

there.

happen

there.

until next new support vehicle. The brigade

We

We

are

are just

just

waiting

waiting

on

on

the has raised about one quarter of

the

final

until next

But the decision said the risk

final

month.

sign-off from the maritime safety

month. of similar effects arising from the

the vehicle’s cost so far.

sign-off from the maritime safety

bottle store would be mitigated by

authority.”

weeks before we get steam up.” businesses in the area.”

The tug has quite a specific

authority.”

weeks before we get steam up.” businesses in the area.”

The tug has quite a specific the amenity of The Oaks Village

Mr Bruce said once the

Lyttelton Community

One Lyttelton cafe owner, clientele and I don’t notice a $75K TO RESTORE COTTAGE

Mr Bruce said once the

Lyttelton Community

One Lyttelton cafe owner, clientele and I don’t notice a Halswell.

paperwork has been completed, Association chairman

who did not want to difference in my business when it The city council has put aside

paperwork has been completed, Association chairman

who did not want to difference in my business when $75,000 it for

It

the

said

it could take up to three weeks

remediation

it will also

of

be minimised

Ken Maynard said he

be named, said the tug is running.”

it to could prepare take the up boat to three for passenger weeks Ken Maynard said he

be named, said the tug is running.”

Jeannie’s

by

Cottage

the good

in Akaroa.

amenity in the area,

was becoming concerned

brought a lot of business Mr Mateer, a self-confessed

to cruises. prepare the boat for passenger the was tug becoming boat might concerned not

to the brought area. a lot of business “greenie”, Mr did Mateer, not appreciate a self-confessed the Deputy the Mayor position and Banks of the store within

cruises. “If we get the sign-off at the return the tug at all. boat might not

However, to the area. Lyttelton tug’s impact “greenie”, on the did environment.

not appreciate the Peninsula the city development councillor Andrew and the lack of

end “If of we this get week, the sign-off we will at have the to return “It would at all. be a massive

Coffee However, Company Lyttelton owner “The tug’s impact boat burns on the coal environment. Turner has evidence been concerned of disorder about in the locality.

of the cottage for a long

end reheat of the this boiler. week, That’s we will going have to to loss “It if it would was lost be forever. a massive

Stephen Coffee Mateer Company said it owner did and lets “The out a tug large boat amount burns coal the state

reheat take five the to boiler. six days That’s to do, going then to it It’s loss one if piece it was of lost the forever.

not Stephen boost his Mateer business. said it did of black and smoke. lets out If it a large could amount be time. Cr Turner The appeal said once will the go to a hearings

take is going five to take six days a few to days do, to then get it puzzle It’s one in piece Lyttelton, of the if

“My not customers boost his business. re-powered of black with smoke. more If of it an could be cost of the panel work later is finalised, this year. the

is a roster going together. take a After few days that to it’s get it puzzle goes it could in Lyttelton, have an if Ken Maynard tend to “My be the customers more environmentally-friendly re-powered with more design, of an remediation Bottle-O will start Halswell as soon Ltd as director

a going roster to together. be a good After two to that three it’s impact it goes on it tourism could have and an local

Ken Maynard

environmentally-friendly tend to be the type. more that would environmentally-friendly be great.” design, possible. and shareholder Mrs Gibbons did

going to be a good two to three impact on tourism and local environmentally-friendly type. that would be great.”

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Shearing leads to llama drama

• By Louis Day

IT TOOK seven people to

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escaped from their farm in

Governors Bay.

Governors Bay resident of

22 years Gail Weaver said she

was quite surprised to see two

llamas running around at the

bottom of her driveway.

Mrs Weaver said it only took

twenty minutes to reunite the

two stray llamas with their

herd.

“They were very good, I

don’t think any of us had to

touch the llamas at all, we just

encouraged them in the right

direction, they were very happy

and docile. Somebody was also

in a car and parked across the

road to stop them from going

downhill.”

The two llamas, Echo and Lily

are now safe and sound with

the rest of their herd.

“When we got them up to the

field, a lot of other llamas came

up to them and greeted them.”

UNSETTLED:

Governors

Bay residents

guide llamas

Echo and

Lily back to

their farm on

Zephyr Tce.

Owner of the llamas Simon

Gurnsey said Echo and Lily

were apparently unsettled after

shearing from the previous

week.

Mr Gurnsey did not wish to

speak further with the Southern

View.

Mrs Weaver said the way

residents pulled together to

help had a lot to say about the

Governors Bay Community.

“Governors Bay is a good

community full of good people

that will help others.”

School construction on track

• By Louis Day

REDCLIFFS SCHOOL is on track

to be completed by 2020.

The relocation of the sewer

main and removal of remaining

vegetation was completed over the

Christmas holidays.

The foundations of the new

school are now set to be put in

place so construction can begin.

Redcliffs School principal Rose

McInerney said she was delighted

to see the new school start to come

together.

“The school is the heart of the

community and it always has

been, so it’s kind of like bringing

the heart back.”

• By Louis Day

THE EMPTY Woolstore building

on Lyttelton’s Te Ana Marina is

close to being filled.

The Woolstore has been empty

since it opened in October, with

residents growing frustrated that

it has not been filled with a restaurant,

cafe or shop of some sort.

Lyttelton Port

Company marketing manager

Simon Munt, however, said the

building was close to being filled.

“We are currently in final

discussions with a well-respected

tenant with a track-record of

creative developments who will


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The school has been based in

van Asch Deaf Education Centre

in Sumner for the last seven and

a half years after the school was

damaged in the 2011 earthquakes.

The relocation of the school

to the old Redcliffs Park site has

prompted a reshuffle of the local

traffic system.

Mrs McInerney acknowledged

the impact that this would have on

Redcliffs residents.

“I’m very aware that change

is hard for a community, but for

us, as a school, we are so excited

because in one years time we are

going to be back in our own community.”

Woolstore close to being filled

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Mr Munt said they expected to

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Lyttelton Community Association

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to fill the building.

“It is a good pedestrian access

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Teen’s gift card business booming

Baby gear

impresses

Jacinda Ardern

• By Louis Day

SUMNER 13-YEAR-OLD Zoe

Elmey has sold more than 4500

gift cards featuring her own

designs, with the prime minister

being her most notable recipient.

Zoe sent some of her cards,

and bibs and teething rings

from her baby product range to

Jacinda Ardern as part of the

prime minister’s Christmas card

competition.

The former Sumner School

student was astounded when she

received a letter from Ms Ardern

thanking her for the gifts.

“It was amazing I didn’t expect

anything back, I thought it was

just going to add to the pile of

things she probably receives.”

Zoe started the business when

she was 10, since then her cards

have been sold in 22 stores across

the country as well as a shop in

Eastbourne, south-east England.

She has 26 different designs

which feature on various pieces

of artwork.

Fifty per cent of the proceeds

of a turtle card are donated

to Greenpeace to help them

continue to protect turtles from

plastic pollution.

She has also recently started

her own baby range which was

inspired by the arrival of her

newborn sister Hollyanne.

“I made so much stuff for her,

I was knitting and sewing and I

just loved the bibs and the teething

rings so I just started selling

them.”

Zoe sews all of the baby bibs,

burp cloths and material covering

her teething rings by hand,

which can take up to 20min.

“I’m probably different to the

usual teenager hanging out at the

beach and stuff. Basically, any

free time I have after school I’m

sewing and working on the baby

range.”

Zoe’s mother Becky Nisbet

CREATIVE: Zoe spends a lot of her free time sewing the items

in her baby product range. Right – A letter of thanks from

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER

said she had shown potential

from a very young age.

“When Zoe was at pre-school

she would spend all day doing

arts and crafts and making

presents for me when other kids

were in the playground and

sandpit.”

Ms Nisbet said she started

the business for her daughter to

encourage her to pursue a career

in art.

“My older sister was good at

art and my parents pushed her

into graphic design and away

from art, I wanted Zoe to do

something she loved and not just

something that makes money.”

Zoe and her mother were

forced to move house to accommodate

her booming business.

“We had boxes of her cards

all through the living room and

especially with having a baby

I got a bit fed up with that, so I

wanted a house that had an office

for her.”

Zoe’s business boomed after

her mother would show her

cards to gift shops while they

were on holiday.

“I just can’t help myself, we go

into the shop and just show them

the cards and they either show

an interest or not, they often do

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• By Gordon Findlater

BEN BAKER headed stateside

on January 13 to begin a

four-year golf scholarship at

Nicholls State University in

Louisiana.

The 19-year-old finished his

time at Christchurch Boys’ High

School at the end of 2017.

Baker took a gap year, which

has paid off for him with the

opportunity to become part of

Nicholls State’s golf programme.

He started playing golf when

he was 11 after being introduced

to the sport by his father and

brothers who already played.

“After I gave up rugby from

getting injured too often, I

decided to give golf a go. We had

heard Russley Golf Club had a

great junior programme so we

headed down to have a look and

get some info on it, then signed

up later that week,” said Baker.

He was part of the

Christchurch Boys’ High School

team which won their maiden

New Zealand secondary schools

golf title in 2017. Baker is now

the third member of that team

to head to the US on a golf

scholarship, joining Tom Parker

(University of Oregon) and

Dominic Brettkelly (Western

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At the national tournament,

CBHS led by one shot after

the first round before the pair

of Parker and Baker went

bogey-free in the second round

to widen the gap on the field

and lead CBHS to their first

national title. Barker was part

OPPORTUNITY:

Ben Baker

has taken his

golfing talent to

Nicholls State

University in the

US.

of the Canterbury under-19

team which finished third at

last year’s national provincial

tournament. He was also part

of Russley’s men’s inter-club

team which defended their

Woodward Cup title.

Baker is majoring in business

management at Nicholls State.

“I have met heaps of people

already and everyone has been

welcoming, which is nice. I

have my first tournament on

Saturday at the La Tour Golf

Club,” said Baker.

EXPERIENCE: Seamus Gallagher and Nicholas Murphy were

invited to bolster the Wellington Phoenix Soccer School

under-12 squad in Japan.

Young Phoenix players

share memories

after tour to Japan

CHRISTCHURCH United

talents Seamus Gallagher and

Nicholas Murphy have returned

from Japan with incredible

memories, new friendships and

invaluable new experiences about

what is required at the highest

level.

The two Christchurch United

players were invited to bolster

the Wellington Phoenix Soccer

School under-12 squad for a gruelling

two-week tour around Japan

where they played 11 matches

against some of Japan’s leading

professional football clubs.

Nicholas said he was grateful to

have experienced “a-once-in-alifetime

opportunity” on and off

the pitch, as a footballer and as a

young person.

The St Bede’s College student

had been immensely impressed

by the intensity of his Japanese

peers. “They were quick, disciplined

and kept their hunger for

the whole game,” said Nicholas.

Seamus, who attends St

Thomas’, was inspired by playing

against teams who operate at a

professional level. “It left me with

the question of how do I close the

gap between what I can do and

how they play in Japan?”

As the tour progressed, the

Christchurch United players and

their Phoenix teammates proved

that they could adjust to their new

opponents and environments.

The Phoenix team beat five Japanese

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penalty shoot-out against

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THE CASHMERE Tennis

Club will host one of Tennis

New Zealand’s new money

tournaments being launched to

boost the number of competitive

tournaments on the national

calendar.

Kiwi Money Tournaments will

launch next month with six pilot

events. The new tournaments

will offer $2000 in prize money

per event. The men’s draw will

have up to a 32-strong qualifying

field starting on Fridays and a

24-strong main draw starting

Saturday. The women’s draw will

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“Every successful tennis

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casual and pro players could

compete against each other. These

tournaments are the perfect step

towards a complete tournament

calendar in New Zealand,” said

Tennis New Zealand performance

coach Christophe Lambert.

Cashmere will host the last of

the six tournaments from March

29-31. The other venues holding

tournaments from late February

are North Shore, Auckland,

Hamilton, Blenheim and Timaru.

The winners of the tournaments

will receive $600 in prize money,

with defeated finalists receiving

$300. Semi-finalists will receive

$50.

First national title for Cashmere youngster

RUBY YOUNG teamed up

with Auckland’s Sasha Situe

to win the girls doubles title at

the 12U New Zealand Junior

Championships at Wilding Park

last week.

The 12-year-old Cashmere

player and Sasha were more

than worthy of their No 1 seeding

dropping just three games

in their opening two matches.

In the semi-final they defeated

the all-Christchurch pairing of

Emma Mason and Tatum Falck

6-2,6-3.

In the final they met No 3

seeds and the all Auckland

pairing of Aisha Das and Renee

Zhang. Ruby and Sasha had a

crucial late break to win the

opening set 7-5. The second set

was an even tighter affair going

to a tiebreaker which they won

8-6 to win 7-5, 7-6(6).

“It was really exciting and

nerve-racking, but my partner

[Sasha] was really supportive,”

said Ruby.

In singles Ruby defeated fellow

Cashmere player Lucia Gale 6-4,

6-1 in the first round. She then

accounted for Ruth Baantarawa

from New Caledonia 6-1, 6-2

before falling to no 4 seed Maria

Galatescu 5-7, 4-6 in a tight

quarter-final.

It was the second close

encounter Ruby had had with

Ruth during the week. The two

met at the teams tournament

played before the 12U New


COMPETITIVE: Ruby Young (far left) and Sasha Situe (centre left) won the national 12 and under

girls doubles title by defeating Aisha Das (centre right) and Renee Zhang.

Zealand Junior Championships

which resulted in ruby losing

6-1, 2-6, 7-10 in a third set supertiebreaker.

Ruby – who plays in Cashmere’s

premier women’s interclub

team – began playing at the

age of seven and is coached by

her father Greg Young who is

a former premier interclub

player.

She will begin her first year at

St Margaret’s College shortly on

a sports scholarship. Ruby is also

a rep level football and plays for

Cashmere Technical.

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continuing education

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BRIGHT FUTURE: Go along to the library and support young artist Mohi

Grace’s exhibition. He has had a passion for art from a very young age and now

specialises in Maori art with a modern flair. His goal is to one day have his art

being appreciated in homes all over the world. Head to www.facebook.com/

mohigraceart to see his past work and for your chance to enter to win one for

your home. The exhibition is open at the Linwood Library on Wednesday,

9am-6pm.

JP Clinic

Today, 10am-1pm

A justice of the

peace will be available

to members of the

community to witness

signatures and documents,

certify document copies,

hear oaths, declarations,

affidavits or affirmations,

as well as sign citizenship,

sponsorship or rates

rebates applications.

There is no charge for this

service.

Linwood Library

Technology Help

Sessions

Tuesday, 10.30-11.30am

Get help with specific

issues such as using email,

searching the internet,

using the library catalogue,

using electronic resources

and any other general

computer related queries.

It’s free, go along with your

laptop, tablet, smartphone

or use one of our desktop

computers if you need

help with anything digital,

you must bring your own

advice.

Spreydon Library

Citizens Advice Bureau

Today, 11am-2pm

The Citizens Advice

Bureau provides free and

confidential advice to

everyone. It takes time to

listen to you and equip

you with the information,

options, and support that

fit your needs.

Linwood Library

Knit ’n’ Yarn

Wednesday, 10.30am-

1pm

Go along to the

Linwood Library for a

friendly Craft Corner

session. Take your

knitting, crochet or other

portable craft project and

enjoy time with other

crafters. Have a look at

the range of books to get

ideas for your next project.

Beginners are welcome at

this free event.

Linwood Library

Creative Writing

Wednesday, 4-5.45pm

Craft, create and develop

your own work. Take

along some pens, pencils,

or a laptop, paper, and

any of your wonderful

ideas, story-telling, or

art projects. This is a free

event.

Linwood Library

Wā Kōrero / Storytimes

Thursday, 10–11am

Encourage learning

through a love for stories.

Storytimes is an interactive

programme including

stories, songs, rhymes

and play. This is a free

session.

Linwood Library

Rummikub Club

Thursday, 10am-noon

Go along to Linwood

Library to enjoy a game

of Rummikub. It is a

tile-based game for two to

four players that combines

elements of the card game

rummy and mahjong. This

is a free event.

Linwood Library

First Friday Whānau

Fun Night: An evening of

Email georgia.oconnor@starmedia.kiwi

by 5pm each Wednesday

stories, family and fun at

the library

Friday, 5.30–6.30pm

Take the kids, bring the

grandparents, or bring

your uncle and cousins

– the whole whānau is

invited! Join in for a short

storytime, followed by

fun, hands-on activities

to do as a family. There

will be building, making,

and exploring. Go along,

create some great family

memories, and get your

weekend off to a fun start.

Te Hāpua: Halswell

Centre

Free Computer and

Digital Technology

Classes

Commencing weekly

from Monday, February 11,

10.30-12.30pm

Go along to Addington.

net to learn new digital

skills. These friendly, social

classes will focus on a

different aspect of digital

technology each week.

Phone Addington.net on

962 7244 or email info@

addington.net.nz for a

schedule or to book your

place in a class.

1 Penbury St,

Sydenham

Exploring What

Matters Course

Tuesdays 7-9pm –

commencing February 12

for eight weeks

The course (United

Kingdom-based) is to

help people tune into

what really matters in

life, connect with others

around them and find

small ways to start taking

action. Participants are

asked to make a donation

to cover expenses. The

course is delivered by

volunteers. To find

out more email Karen

at mindful224@gmail.

com or visit http://www.

actionforhappiness.org/

the-action-for-happinesscourse

for info and

registration.

Sydenham Room, South

Library, 66 Colombo St,

Beckenham

Christchurch School

of Music enrolments

are open for 2019

The Christchurch

School of Music is

a family-oriented

community aimed

at providing quality

music education

in and around

Christchurch. The

school has been an

important part of the

Christchurch music

education scene for

62 years so why not

come along and join

us?

CSM is a not-forprofit

organisation with a strong focus on

community. From ages 2 to 92 we have

something for everyone. On a Saturday

morning the whole family can find

something to suit.

For the young ones there are pre-school

and junior school classes, “Take Off with

Music”, 41/2 year olds can start on Suzuki

strings and at 6 the recorder is a great

instrument to learn. In 2019 we have a

fantastic deal for beginner recorder players

– just $52 for a year of tuition and this

includes a recorder and a book!!

Older children and adults may opt for

group or individual lessons on a specific

instrument (including voice). With six

orchestras, two concert bands, a Big Band, a

jazz combo, 6 wind ensembles, rock bands,

two choirs, chamber groups, a samba band

and a guitar ensemble there is an ensemble to

suit all levels and all ages.

If affordability is an issue, CSM may be able

to offer a discount through funding provided

by the Rata Foundation.

Enrolments are open for 2019 so please

contact us via our website www.csm.org.

nz and let us start you on a musical journey

that will bring pleasure for a lifetime.

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Join a night class at

Papanui High School

It is time to make those New Year

resolutions so why not begin 2019 by

taking some time for yourself and joining

one of the wide range of nightclasses that

are on offer at Papanui High School.

The start of a new year is the ideal

opportunity to get inspired to get out and

learn something new and meet some new

people? Classes for Term 1 begin from

Monday 11 February and the options are

extensive from Art to Yoga and everything

in between we are sure regardless of your

age or interest you will find something

to tempt you. Classes at Papanui High

School are held in a warm, friendly relaxed

environment and our tutors are supportive

and well qualified in their chosen fields.

One of our new courses on offer is

Cake Design, taught by Paula Profitt from

Sweet Revenge Bakery. Paula is a very

experienced Cake Designer and she will

teach students how to layer and fill and ice

a cake to a smooth finish, piping techniques

and the art of a good drizzle along with

mirror glazes and chocolate decorations.

You will also learn how to make fondant

cake toppers in various styles.

For further information and enrolment

in any of our courses please visit our

website www.papanui.school.nz go to the

Adult Education tab at the top right of the

screen and then browse courses, or email

Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz

or telephone our office on 3520701.

New experiences at WEA

It is almost time for the new term to

start here at the Canterbury Workers

Educational Association (WEA). Just as the

new year brings a chance for us all to reflect

and set goals for positive change in the year

ahead, so to does the new school year for

us at the WEA, as we plan and schedule

courses, talks and learning opportunities

across the coming months. Positive change

(whether for personal or planetary gain)

is what the WEA is all about and we are

excited to offer plenty to support positive

change in the Term 1 programme (which

runs February 11th to April 7th).

With new courses in printmaking and

creative writing, and workshops ranging

from crafting feminism to renaissance

dance there is plenty to help you get creative

this summer.

We also have talks coming up from and

about some truly inspiring people and

organisations. We will be joined by Mojo

Mathers on 20th February (New Zealand’s

first deaf Member of Parliament) for a

look at why disability representation in

politics matters for all of us. Then during

Seaweek (6th March) we will hear from the

volunteers at Sea Shepherd on the threats

to our underwater ecosystems and the

work they are doing to protect them. There

are also talks about Marie Curie, Ernest

Shackleton and William Morris to mention

but a few.

For those wanting to take action in their

own lives to make a difference, a course in

taking sustainability to the next level will

be on Wednesday evenings (it even has

dinner included) followed by one on how

to live well with less (Living Tiny(er)) on

Thursday evenings.

All in all there are more than 40 listed

events, all of which can be booked

online at www.cwea.org.nz . Our printed

programme is available from our front

porch (59 Gloucester street) or at your

local library, and our office is open

9.30-3pm Monday to Friday. We look

forward to answering your questions and

hopefully helping

you to make 2019

a year of new

experiences and

positive learning!

Piano

Raewyn Clegg

Registered Teacher of

Piano and Theory of

Music.

29 Lancewood Drive

Halswell

Ph 322-9377

Papanui High School

Adult & Community Education

Night Classes

Arts, Crafts, Dance, Dressmaking, Cooking, Music,

Health, Chinese Massage, Photography, Skin Care,

Exercise, Upholstery, Beekeeping, Languages...

• Term 1 begins 11th February 2019

• Weekly evening or weekend classes • Pricing from $98

See our range of courses on www.papanui.school.nz/adult-education

Enrol Now! Phone 03 352 0701 or email rpb@papanui.school.nz

art, dance, music, tech, science,

history, philosophy:

40+ short courses and talks enroling now

CWEA, 59 Gloucester Street, Christchurch

www.cwea.org.nz | ph 366 0285

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ENROLMENTS ARE CLOSING SOON FOR FEBRUARY 2019 INTAKES

With over 200 courses, In 33 subject areas, from Certificate to

Master’s degrees, SIT has an option for you.

If you are eligible for the Fees Free govt policy, then you can

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for Invercargill

Call today or email info@sit.ac.nz

0800 4 0 FEES

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ph 366 0285


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ph 366 0285




Adult and Community

Education at Risingholme

Community Centre –

come learn with us!

We are now taking enrolments for 2019.

New classes start on Monday 11th February

and all class information is available via our

website. www.risingholme.org.nz

Classes include Print Making for

Beginners, Drawing and Sketching, Night

Photography and Photoshop. We have also

developed a new series of classes that focus

on sustainability ‘Future Living Skills’ This

sustainable living programme is a practical,

fun way to learn and use actions, which not

only reduce your environmental impacts,

but can also save you money and bring you

a heathier lifestyle. The ‘Plastics Free’ and

‘Fermented Foods’ workshops although

offered separately are also offered as part

of the ‘Future Living Skills’ programme.

We are continually developing new courses

based on the information that we gather

from the community, so please check our

website regularly for updates.

Risingholme’s traditional base of art and

craft courses continues to flourish with a

full range available at a number of venues.

They include fabrics, woodwork skills, cake

decorating, health & fitness and well-being,

computing, guitar and cooking as well as

many others.

Have you ever considered learning a new

Language we have a number of these that

will run throughout the year including NZ

Sign, Te Reo Maori, ESOL, Russian, Italian,

Arabic, German, Spanish and Italian.

Language classes run at a variety of levels

from beginners to more advanced.

If you cannot find what you are looking

for – “Tell us what you would like to learn”

For more information on classes at

Risingholme, Riccarton High School,

Christchurch Girls High School, Shirley

Boys High School and Hornby High

School, contact Risingholme Community

Centre at 332 7359 or email info@

risingholme.org.nz

The full programme for Term 4 is on our

website at http://www.risingholme.org.nz

FREE Arts & Design

course, with NCEA built in

For those looking for a role that

combines artistic and digital talents, then

this outstanding, FREE, entry level course

delivered by local Training Provider

Trainme, is perfect for those wishing to

pursue, graphic design, photography or

digital media as a career.

The course covers the introduction to

media techniques such as drawing and

photography. Students will learn to use

design software and create their own design

concepts while collaborating with other

students on creative projects.

This course is FREE to students aged 16

to 19 and they only have to have NCEA 1

to join. Students without NCEA 1 can be

admitted, if they show artistic or digital

aptitude.

“Many feel that school is not working for

them or they left without qualifications,”

says Rhys Pollard, Marketer with tertiary

educator Trainme. “While not necessarily

academically minded, they do

have artistic talents and are very

much into digital technology.”

“This FREE six-month

Trainme course, combines

these in a very hands-on,

practical way, giving them an

intro into various digital media.

This way, they can decide which

direction to pursue as their

career focus.”

“As an NZQA approved

programme, NCEA credits

are built in, so if they apply

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themselves, they can graduate with a New

Zealand Certificate in Arts and Design

Level 2, as well as gaining credits towards

NCEA level 1 or 2.” Says Pollard.

“NCEA results will depend on how many

credits they bring to the course to start

with, but as it’s a fun subject, it won’t feel

like school at all.”

Successful Graduates from this

programme could pathway into higher

study in media arts, which could include

graphic design, video production,

photography or one of the many emerging

digital-based careers. Places are limited, so

students are encouraged to apply as soon as

they can.

Enrolments are Now Open, for a

February start. Contact Trainme at their

Addington campus for more information

on 0800 872 466, or txt ‘ARTS’ to 027 557

8839 or visit the website www.trainme.

co.nz to enrol online.

Adult and Community

Education Term 1, 2019

Come learn with us

Risingholme Community Centre offers

a wide range of short courses, each term,

at a range of venues.

Shirley Boys’ High School

Painting with Acrylics, German Language, Photoshop, Reiki Level 1, Spanish

Language Level 3, Te Reo Maori, Thai Cooking, Woodwork, Yoga (range of

classes), Art of Creativity & Expression, Sign Language.

Risingholme Community Centre

Art (Create with Pastels & Paints, Mixed Media, Watercolour, Painting with

Acrylics), Mindfulness, Cake Decorating, Drawing & Sketching, Embroidery,

ESOL, Fabric & Craft Skills, Guitar, Pottery, Sewing Skills, Upholstery, Using

your Overlocker, Weekend Sewing classes, Yoga, Wood Sculpture, Woodwork,

Woodwork for Women, Zentangle, Printmaking, Fermented Foods, Plastics

Free, Waiata.

Christchurch Girls’ High School

Dressmaking, Embroidery, Te Reo Maori, Watercolour Painting, Drawing &

Sketching, Preserving Fruit, Vegetables & Herbs.

Hornby High School

Sewing Skills, Thai Cooking, Te Reo.

Riccarton High School

Calligraphy, ESOL Business English Intermediate, Indian Cooking,

Italian Language, NZ Sign Language, Russian Language, Sewing Skills,

Spanish Language, Te Reo Maori, Arabic, A Taste of Egyptian Cooking,

Picture Framing.

Full details available on www.risingholme.org.nz

Risingholme office at 99 Hawford Road

Phone 332 7359 | Email info@risingholme.org.nz

www.risingholme.org.nz



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