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Gymnast goes global

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding

EMERGING GYMNAST Anna

Taylor lives her life to a tight

schedule.

When the 17-year-old Halswell

resident is not busy studying with

the aim of passing NCEA with

excellence, she spends the majority

of her time outside of school

training in rhythmic gymnastics.

But a brutal schedule requiring

the Riccarton High School

student to spend 28 hours a week

training, has paid off. The threetime

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champion has been selected for

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• By Matt Slaughter

CALLS HAVE been made to

make the $2 million saved on

the New Brighton Pier repairs

available for other projects in the

east.

Coastal-Burwood Community

Board chairwoman Kim Money

has asked the city council to

consider it.

Ms Money

was told by the

city council the

$2 million had

gone back into its

capital delivery

programme

for the 2018/19

financial year.

Kim Money

The repairs to all 17 of the pier’s

support columns were completed

for $7.84 million, rather than

the $9.88 million originally

budgeted, a new report shows.

Coastal Ward city

councillor David East said

the savings within the capital

programme could not go towards

other projects.

However, Ms Money said

the city council should

reconsider its stance, starting

with the $2 million saved from

the pier repairs.

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THOUSANDS OF people will be

pounding the pavements and roads at the

annual City2Surf on Sunday.

It’s Christchurch’s iconic event, which

The Star has put on for decades.

This year it will be the 45th time the event has been held. It

used to go from the Square out to QE II, but a certain event on

February 22, 2011, changed all of that.

It now goes from Centennial Park and Hansen Park to

Ferrymead.

Each year there is a buzz as thousands gather in the parks

for the challenge that lies ahead – whether it be going as fast

as you can, or simply completing the journey for personal

satisfaction.

On page 7 today, we talk to some of the people taking part.

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Bitcoin ice cream store closes

• By Louis Day

NEW ZEALAND’S first ice

cream store to accept Bitcoin

closed on Wednesday.

Charlato in Sumner was

opened by Charlie Kavanagh

when he was 18.

Mr Kavanagh said 10 to 15

people paid using Bitcoin during

the two years the store was open.

“It was definitely worth doing,

a lot of people would see the

poster and have a bit of a laugh.”

Bitcoin is a digital currency

which exists only online and is

one of more than a thousand

“cryptocurrencies.”

It has come with harsh

warnings from investors

and traders worldwide for its

volatility and lack of regulation.

However, Mr Kavanagh said

the precarious nature of the

cryptocurrency did not have

a significant impact on his

business.

“I only had $50 invested

in it so it didn’t really affect

me.”

Mr Kavanagh worked for the

previous owners of the gelato

container and decided to take

over when they closed.

“I was just hanging out with a

few mates, we were going down

to the pub to have a few drinks

and I said I’m going to start an

ice cream business and within

two weeks it was open.”

Mr Kavanagh, who is

currently in the final year of his

commerce degree at Canterbury

University, said he was closing

so he could work towards his

masters in information systems

in Germany.

But he did not rule out a

return to the ice cream industry.

“I would love to return in

the future, probably not in

Christchurch, my dreams

are centred more around

Europe.”

CRYPTOCURRENCY:

Young entrepreneur Charlie

Kavanagh’s ice cream store

was the first in New Zealand

to accept Bitcoin as a form of

payment.

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Fire rages, homes at risk

ARREST AFTER FIRE

A 32-year-old has been arrested

following a suspicious fire

in Addington Cemetery on

March 8. Fire and Emergency

New Zealand were called to

the 10m x 5m bush fire at

4.50am. He was charged with

two counts of arson and one

count of intentional damage

and appeared in the district

court last Thursday. City council

manager community parks

Al Hardy said damage caused

by the fire was minimal and

confined to a small area.

SPEED LIMIT CHANGES

A plan to cut the speed limit on

Summit Rd from 100km/h and

70km/h to 60km/h is out for

public feedback. The city council

wants to drop the limt from

Godley Head to Gebbies Pass

Rd to improve safety, as well as

reduce anti-social behaviour.

FUNDING GRANT

A grant of $5000 has been made

to the SHARP Trust’s Halswell

After-School Programme by

the Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton

Community Board. The

programme was set up to meet

the demand of families needing

after-school care. The trust has

found numbers are at a point

where they need to make a

second programme.

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A PATIENT WITH A BIG HEART

Meet “Lucy”, a courageous 3 year old Staffy

cross who in the past 6 weeks has overcome

many hurdles, but still has a wee way to go.

I first met Lucy at the end of January as a

second opinion. She had been intermittently

unwell for the past month with swallowing

difficulties, coughing, lethargy , pain and

intermittent extremely high temperatures. A

weird clinical picture. She had short courses

of antibiotics and anti inflamatories but still

appeared painful and lethargic and was

deteriorating.

When I first met Lucy, her painfulness struck

me first. I see many uncomfortable patients,

but Lucy was different. She never verbalized

her pain but she was

incredibly tucked up in

the abdomen, walking

slowly and stilted and her

face wore all the pain. She

was brave and lovely to

treat but it was horrible

for me to see her in that

much pain. She was

admitted for a full blood

work up, sufficient pain

medications, intravenous

fluids and xrays..

We got no conclusive

results back from Day 1.

On paper she appeared

healthy but she clearly

wasn’t. Next step was an

ultrasound with Catherine.

Large abdominal lymph nodes measuring up

to 7 cm long were seen dotted throughout.

Catherine wasn’t sure if we may have a

migrating foreign body so it was decided to

open Lucy up. Again no conclusive results

after her exploratory. Kirsty biopsied her

enlarged lymph nodes as a cancerous process

was a possibility. Again we drew blanks as the

lymph node pathology was normal.

Despite our best diagnostic efforts to

find a cause for her unexplained pain and

lethargy, we just had no answers. We were

unsuccessfully managing her pain despite

a myriad of treatment medications. It was

worrying and what was worse was that Lucy

was getting weaker in her hindquarters,

struggling to walk or support her weight.

A contrast CT scan At Pacific Radiology

under sedation was the next diagnostic

tool employed. I was very worried about

spinal cord compression or other diseases

affecting the disc spaces and vertebral bodies.

Interesting findings were seen. Lucy had

large granulomatous masses underneath

a few lumbar vertebrae no doubt causing

compression on her spinal cord, a contributor

to her paralysis. Her vertebral bodies also

looked diseased. Many huge intra-abdominal

lymph nodes were also seen. The scanner

likened it to findings you would see with

Tuberculosis in a person. We also weren’t

expecting her to develop a large pus filled

abscess over her lumbar back that required

surgical draining.

Interestingly Lucy had killed 2 possums a few

months back but after specialized diagnostic

testing for TB on

tissue samples

taken we came up

with blanks. Also

TB hasn’t yet been

isolated in possums

in the Canterbury

area although we

did have her on

TB medication for

several weeks.

As you can see this

case is still providing

challenges for us.

Lucy has since

had more surgery,

ultrasounds, blood

testing and referral

consultations with specialists to try to get a

handle on what caused her pain, CT findings

and paralysis. Our best guess is an inhaled,

migratory Foreign body like a grass seed, that

traveled to beneath her spine somehow. No

other disease process has been found.

The UP side to this story is how Lucy

is handling her immobility and all the

medications she has to consume 2-3 times

daily. She is a terrific dog that has just adapted

to life without walking. She has a ravenous

appetite, appears pain free and happier now

and even wags her tail and twitches and

withdraws her hindlegs. Her improvement is

slow but I guess any disease involving spinal

cord injury takes time to heal. She hasn’t given

up and her dedicated owner hasn’t given up

hope either. Margaret has changed her whole

life this past month to give Lucy the chance to

recover – working from home, learning how

to drain a urinary catheter, managing her care

in terms of massage, reiki, getting her into a

wheelchair – not an easy task when you are

dealing with a 30 kg dog! Amazingly Margaret

has managed all her care from home, which

is better than caged hospital care for Lucy at

this stage.

We all love Lucy at the clinic. We often do

our clinical exams and treatments from the

boot of Margarets car to avoid tiring Lucy.

Our nurses have been patient and gentle to

Lucy and Lucy responds positively to us. We

are ALL hoping and praying for a full recovery.

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Gardening pays off for Nancy

• By Louis Day

WELL-KNOWN Sumner

identity Nancy Meherne came

away with one of the top prizes at

the Linwood-Central-Heathcote

Edible Garden Awards.

The Sumner resident of 63

years won the best yield prize

alongside Claire Taylor and

also received a certificate in the

residential house category, with

judges commending her garden’s

plant health and overall quality.

Mrs Meherne, 89, said she

would be out in her garden as

late as 10pm some nights.

“I always go in for the news

and then go back out again. I can

get my whole meal in my garden

– I don’t need to go to the shops,”

she said.

When Mrs Meherne is not

tending to her potatoes, carrots,

parsnips, spinach, silverbeet,

peppers, capsicums, cucumbers,

zucchinis, pumpkins, radishes or

lettuce, she is catching waves at

Sumner beach.

“I don’t know how to stand up

but I know how to catch a wave.

I can go in further than most

people.”

Mrs Meherne said she fell in

love with Sumner and its beach

the moment she laid eyes on it.

“When I first moved to

Christchurch I did not know

anyone, so one day I caught the

tram to Sumner and it was the

most wonderful place, the sight

of the beach was breathtaking

and still is.”

Mrs Meherne taught music at

Sumner School for many years

and continued to give lessons

at the school following her

retirement up until recently.

Mrs Meherne now teaches

piano to pupils out of her home.

Her dedication to teaching

music led to the school’s music

room being named after her.

Sumner School music teacher

Robyn Lean, who was taught by

Mrs Meherne in the 1980s, said

she put her life and soul into

teaching music.

“She is just a really

extraordinary person, she has

been very passionate and good at

instilling that same passion on to

her students. You just really felt

like you were part of her family

as a student,” she said.

TASTY: Nancy Meherne

tucks into one of her home

grown peaches from her

award-winning fruit and vege

garden.

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Pier cash

should go

back east

•From page 1

“It’s just making sure that what

is in the ward can stay in the ward

and we get the best bang for our

buck,” she said.

Burwood Ward city councillor

Glenn Livingstone said though it

was rare for the city council to put

savings from completed projects

towards others in the same area,

this had happened in the past.

“I managed to get the QE II

land sale money from the Ministry

of Education to come back to

QE II for the master plan work,”

Cr Livingstone said.

“I would like the savings to go

back into other projects in the

Burwood Ward, such as roading.

Whether it can be is another

question.”

Cr East agreed with Cr

Livingstone, saying he would

support the city council making

these funds available, it wasn’t

necessarily that easy.

“It’s a notion that I’d like to

support entirely, but I’ve got to be

cognizant of the fact that we run

budgets for programmes and we

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Who’s taking part in the

It’s the 45th anniversary

of the Star Media

City2Surf. Reporter

Anan Zaki spoke to

some of the participants

aiming to be at the start

line on Sunday

Aaron Cooper, 43

Mr Cooper is set to take part

in his first City2Surf and will do

the 14km race.

“I just want to keep fit and test

the legs on running the distance.”

Mr Cooper plans to run a

half marathon

(21km) – which

is on his bucket

list – and

believes this is a

step towards the

goal.

“It’s the

Aaron Cooper

first time I’m

running 14km.

I’m a surfer,

I’m not really a runner. I used

to play rugby until I was 21 . .

. and, yeah, it [running] is just

something I’ve always wanted to

do,” he said.

Mr Cooper’s wife often takes

part in multi-sport events but

she will greet him at the finish

line as the couple have two young

children.

“When she gets fit, we’ll

definitely be doing other races as

a team,” he said.

David Clark,

29

Taking part in

the 14km event,

Mr Clark is

looking for a new

challenge. It will

be his second

David Clark time entering the

City2Surf.

“It’s just a wee challenge to just

test myself for a bit of fitness,” he

said.

“[The first time] was good. I

want to try something further, I

did the 6km [last year] and want

to try the 14km.”

He has been training hard

for the event and says he will be

ready for the race on March 24.

NEWBIE: Hailey McConchie will be running in her first

City2Surf this year.

“Currently I’m doing it myself

but we’ll see if my partner does it.

That will be just a wait and see.”

Hailey McConchie, 25

The mother of two used to be

focus on body building, but since

having her second child last year,

she’s switched to running.

It will be her first City2Surf.

“I’ve never been a runner.

People who tend to lift weight do

not like cardio whatsoever,” Mrs

McConchie said.

To lose weight after pregnancy,

she took up running. “I’ve lost a

lot of my baby weight . . . I started

an eight-week challenge and lost

about 6kg,” she said.

Getting into running was

difficult.

“At first it felt like a long time

to get running, even that first

kilometre. It felt like ages,” Mrs

McConchie said.

She will be taking part in the

6km event. “Every time I see a

race I just enrol myself and just

build myself in it.”

Mrs McConchie has heard

great things about the City2Surf

but couldn’t take part in it last

year as she had just given birth to

her second child a month before

the event. “I’d like to keep my

running up [this year]. It’s not

something I really enjoy but once

I find my rhythm 2-3km in, that’s

when I can see why some people

are addicted to running,” she

said.

Kelly Clements, 46

Mrs Clements

doesn’t live

far from the

start line near

Centennial Park.

She says the

City2Surf is a

good excuse to

Kelly

Clements

not pay for a gym

membership.

“It’s just my

one thing that makes me head

out and train each year. It’s

not too far being only 14km.

Rather than paying for a gym

membership, I sign up and it

makes me run,” Mrs Clements

said.

This will be her fourth

consecutive City2Surf. “A friend

got me into running and it was

that whole give it a go, it’s a

reasonably flat course and lots of

fun,” she said.

Unfortunately her friend

How to get involved in the

City2Surf

•Entry forms are available

online, at Pak’n Save and

New World supermarkets,

and at The Athlete’s Foot

Northlands and Riccarton

•Standard entry can be

purchased until March

24 for $25. Late entry on

the day, March 24, will be

$30. Children aged 10 and

under are free

has rolled her ankle and Mrs

Clements will be running the

event solo for the first time.

“I’ll be on my own but that

doesn’t matter because it’s so well

set up you don’t really care, you

just run.

“I haven’t stopped [training]

all year but I probably stepped

up distances in the last six weeks.

There might have been a few 5km

runs but I stepped it up to a few

10km.”

Nory Lansing, 28

Being a personal trainer,

Ms Lansing has many friends

and clients taking part in the

City2Surf.

“I’m a runner

in general, I

always like a

challenge in a

run. Living in

Christchurch,

it’s part of the

routine here,”

she said.

It’s her second

time doing the City2Surf. “

It was good fun [last year]

Nory Lansing

knowing so many runners in the

field. It’s a challenging course

but in saying that it’s just for

yourself really, not so much a

competition,” she said.

“I do heaps of running with my

clients so I think it’s motivating

and encouraging to be on the

course for them.

I mention it every week

in a [gym] newsletter and during

my running sessions to sign

up and do whatever they can,

running or walking,” Ms Lansing

said.

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CITY2SURF

with Les Mills

Kristyn Ferry and Simon

Bradshaw

Simon Bradshaw, 30

Mr Bradshaw was

convinced by his partner

Kristyn Ferry to take part in

the 14km event.

“She did it last year and

enjoyed it and this year she’s

going to do it again. She said

she’d like me to do it with her

and I said why not.”

“She’s doing it more for a

social, keep fit aspect than it is for

a competitive aspect. So I’ve got

the same kind of idea to be doing

it to keep fit and healthy rather

than making the top 10,” he said.

Mr Bradshaw trains most days.

He has never entered a running

event before.

“I think I’ll be a bit nervous on

the day [of the race]. Just nervous

trying to get to the end,” Mr

Bradshaw said.

Seamus Tredinnick, 30

Running in the 6km event, Mr

Tredinnick, who is a keen sailor,

will be returning

to the event

for the second

consecutive year.

“My wife [Emily]

is a keen runner

and has done a

few marathons

so she’ll be doing

the 14km run,”

he said.

“Basically, at

Seamus

Tredinnick

least if I sign up for an event, it

gives me a bit of motivation to

work towards to getting me out

and running, which is probably a

good thing,” Mr Tredinnick said.

“When you’ve got a peg in

the ground it’s easier to move

towards that goal,” he said.

Mr Tredinnick’s goal is to

finish the event.

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Preparing for future emergencies

The Save Our Suburbs

Expo brought residents

in the east together with

emergency services

and community groups

for discussions on

how they could work

together to keep the

community safe. Matt

Slaughter reports on the

key advice given

EMERGENCY services and

community groups in the east

say residents need to work

together to keep safe.

This was

the message

that came out

of the Save

Our Suburbs

Community

Safety Expo on

March 9 held

Darlene

Herd

at the former

central New

Brighton School

site.

Emergency services, Civil Defence,

neighbourhood support,

mental health professionals,

insurance, security, technology

experts, city council and Age

Concern representatives all came

together.

About 120 people, mostly from

the eastern suburbs, attended the

event which was organised by

North New Brighton residents

Darlene and Jeremy Herd and

South New Brighton resident

Soozie Bragg.

Houses and roading in the east

suffered major damage in the

2010 and 2011 earthquakes and

residents clogged roads when a

tsunami warning forced them to

evacuate after the 2016 Kaikoura

earthquake.

Mrs Herd said her home had

been burgled on Boxing Day,

which had inspired her to do

something to make the east safer.

She said the collective message

delivered by all of the organisations

was the importance of residents

knowing their neighbours

and the tools available to keep

themselves and others safe from

crime and natural threats out of

their control.

“After you get burgled or have

a tragedy, it forces you to think

about these things,” she said.

“The core message was to take

some personal responsibility for

your own safety and see what

you can do as a person and also

a member of the community to

make some changes.”

Constable Nathan Wilson said

the first piece of advice was how

people could protect themselves

against crime before it occurred.

“We were targeting on burglaries

and ensuring everything’s all

locked and secure all of the time.

It’s even getting to the point

where during the day if you’re

going out to the back of your

property to do some gardening,

make sure that your front door is

all locked. With alarms, if you’ve

got them, make sure they’re

being used. A big one is getting

to know your neighbours . . . If

you’re going away, touch base

with your neighbours and let

them know.”

Constable Wilson said the

best ways to help police when

crime did occur was the next big

topic of conversation. If people

felt they were not in immediate

danger, it was still important to

report any suspicious behaviour,

he said.

“When people don’t report

things, we don’t know about it

and we can’t get out there to try

and prevent it from happening.”

City council head

of Civil Defence and

emergency management

Rob Orchard said

information was given on

how people could prepare

themselves for disasters,

particularly tsunamis,

which had posed a risk to

the beach suburbs in the east in

the past.

“On display were the current

tsunami evacuation zones . . .

and where they could find the

tsunami evacuation zones.”

Bruce Irvine

“Emergencies can be anything

from not being able to get home,

to the impacts of natural hazards

like earthquakes, storms, or

tsunamis. It’s really important

that we get prepared for such

disruptions.”

Fire and Emergency New

Zealand senior fire

risk manager Bruce

Irvine said fire posed an

extreme risk along the

beach front.

“Our topic of discussion

was related to

occupied properties and

having an escape plan

with an identified meeting

place for when your smoke

alarm activates.”

Ensuring the safety of the high

number of vacant and insecure

houses in the east was also emphasised,

Mr Irvine said.

“A request has gone out to

SAFE: The importance

of residents in the

east knowing their

neighbours, reporting

crime and preparing

themselves for natural

disasters, like the

evacuations after the

Kaikoura earthquake

in 2016, was the

key advice given by

emergency services

and community groups

during the Save Our

Suburbs Expo.

property owners to secure their

asset with improved fencing,

other security measures

including boarding of broken

windows, along with managing

the vegetation on the properties

better to reduce the potential fire

risk.”

Mrs Herd said the Save Our

Suburbs Expo was just one of the

many steps needed to make the

east. She said she was already

in conversations about the

possibility of the expo becoming

an annual event.

In February, the Ministry of

Civil Defence and Emergency

Management community

resilience coordinators

participated in the South

Brighton preparedness day.

They talked to residents about

preparedness, in particular

about tsunamis and emergency

mobility alerts.

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SCHOOLS

Redcliffs pupils

get creative at

beach clean up

TIDY KIWIS: Jaxon and Evie

fill a bag with rubbish.

REDCLIFFS SCHOOL head girl

Eddy Stanton and house captain

Saffron Mogridge (left) led pupils

in a beach clean up.

The entire school, about 190

pupils, didn’t let the rain stop

them from spending two hours at

Sumner beach picking up rubbish

before holding a sand castle

competition.

Eddy and Saffron

saw the clean up

as the perfect

way to wrap up

Seaweek, a national

environmental

education event.

Rose “It is our

McInerney responsibility to

look after our planet and I feel

like if we carry on and continue

to respect our environment,

things will turn out for the

better,” said Eddy.

Principal Rose McInerney said

she was very proud of the effort

shown by pupils. “They are just

kids that get on with it, they don’t

let little things like the weather

get in the way of things,” she said.

FIT FOR A KING:

Pupils gather

around one of

the finalists in

the sand castle

competition.

COVER UP: (Left)

– David,

Sophia-Della

and Issac

burying Hamish

in their sand

castle.

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News

Cashmere coach heads to Lincoln

• By Jacob Page

FORMER CASHMERE High

School basketball coach Tyla

Harrison-Hunt will have some

familiar faces with him as he

heads to Lincoln University.

The 27-year-old former

Aranui academy and Otago

representative, spent last year as

an assistant with South Island

secondary school champions

Cashmere High. He has lured

South Island

finals and

Thomson

Trophy MVP

Nic Wenmoth

to his team, as

well as former

Hillmorton

Tyla Harrison-

Hunt

High School

captain Ihaia

Kendrew.

“Making the

switch for this year is the hardest

decision I could have made,” he

said. “Lincoln approached me

with this opportunity and it was

a case of going with my head or

my heart . . . And I went with

my head.” He said it was great to

have a couple of familiar faces in

Wenmoth and Kendrew on his

squad.

“I want them both to be solid

contributors in whatever role I

give them, ” he said.

Nic is a scorer while Ihaia is an

all-round point guard.

“Whenever you have rookies

on the floor, I just want them to

be solid defenders.”

He said Kendrew’s experience

playing premier basketball and

Wenmoth’s “gritty nature”

would serve them well.

Though there would be more

expectations at Lincoln than

there was at Cashmere, he said

the squad has a youthful look.

“We are a small squad and

quite young,” Harrison-Hunt

said.

“Everyone but one player is

also in the under-23 squad.”

He said with a young squad,

he believes he’ll have to go

on the adventure with the

team as opposed to being a

disciplinarian.

“If anything I’ll need to be a

big brother more than that large

coaching figure,” he said.

“We are a guard-heavy team

but that’s okay because I used

to play guard and the systems

OPPORTUNITY:

Former

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for Lincoln

University.

we run are similar to what we

had in Otago and the Aranui

Academy.”

“My gameplan will be to shoot

a lot of threes and make a lot of

lay-ups.”

He said he would like to make

the top four in club basketball,

and make an impact on the

university scene.

“I’d like to beat Auckland

University in the 3x3 game as

they’re the best in the country at

the moment.”

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Support grows

for ship levy to

help seafarers

A PETITION calling for a levy to

support the welfare of seafarers has

received more than 150 signatures.

The petition was started by

newly-appointed Banks Peninsula

Community Board deputy

chairman Tyrone Fields.

The intent is to “build a large

register of local support asking

that the NZ Government levy

ships docking in NZ ports to

fund seafarer welfare centres, as

suggested by the Maritime Labour

Convention.”

Mr Fields has been doorknocking

and circulating the

petition throughout shops in an

attempt to raise awareness.

“It is amazing how many people

do not know about it,” he said.

Maritime NZ recently stopped

a Taiwanese bulk-carrier in

Lyttelton Harbour, which was on

its way to Panama, after it was

revealed the crew members were

not being paid properly.

The bulk-carrier was not allowed

to leave Lyttelton until the operator

paid the crew four months wages.

Lyttelton Seafarers Centre

Charitable Trust chairman John

McLister said seafarers’ centres

across the country are in desperate

need of funding.

Owner looks to return what her cat has stolen

• By Louis Day

A CAT in Sumner has stolen

basket loads of clothes, building

equipment and toys over the past

few months.

Eighteen-month-old Roddy

has had an appetite for stealing

newspapers and magazines

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recently turned his attention to

clothes, building equipment and

toys.

Roddy’s owner is now calling

for people in the area who have

had items go missing recently to

see if they were stolen by him.

Owner Sara Buerki said they

LOOT: Some of the items Roddy (left) has taken.

have baskets full of stolen goods.

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Hip pain: Do I have arthritis or

could it be mainly my muscles?

The team at Physical Sense in Sydenham

sees clients with a range of symptoms but

many of their middle-aged and senior

clients visit complaining of pain in one or

both hips.

Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests

that a major part of the pain could be due

to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis.

“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason

for the pain may be the muscles around

the joint,” she explains. Alternatively, a

back muscle could also be the cause, as

shown in the image.

Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year

old client with severe arthritis who walked

with a stick, told her, “I will end up in

a wheelchair, I cannot put any weight

through my right leg due to pain in my hip

and buttock”. “Within 4 treatments, she

was walking with her stick but without the

severe pain,” says Ietje. “The arthritis was

one of the factors that made her muscles

spasm but the other was that older people

move less and the flexed position the hip

is in when we sit is particularly bad for

the hip.” Ietje is happy with the fact that

although the client was 89 and could have

been “given up on” or told to live with the

pain, she made a difference to her health

Hip muscle that causes hip pain

(the crosses are the areas of the muscle spasms, the red areas is where the pain is felt)

and wellbeing.

At Physical Sense, hands-on techniques

(massage and triggerpoint deactivation

techniques) are used to release the muscles.

The client also gets a home exercise

program designed to mobilize and stretch

the hip, strengthen the important core

muscles and increase general strength and

balance. They teach a movement sequence

that stretches the hip in all directions

whilst the client is able to lie safely on their

bed, perfect for older or less mobile clients.

In many cases having the muscles

released and being taught how to maintain

it, is enough to stay on top of the problem.

If severe arthritis is the underlying cause,

some maintenance therapy may be

necessary, but that is often more affordable

and, for older patients, better tolerated than

surgery. In very few treatments the client

Back hip muscle that causes hip pain

will know if it is going to work for them or

not, without financial commitment.

Physical Sense Gym & Physio is located

at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham.

There is a bus stop in front of the door

and there is ample parking. To enquire

about specialised exercise classes or

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or visit www.triggerpoints.co.nz.

Physical Sense Gym and Physio is located at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. The Blue Line Bus stops in front of the door and there is ample

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and join in a friendly game of

scrabble.

Linwood Library

JP Clinic

Today, 10am-1pm

A justice of the peace is

available to witness signatures,

certify documents, take

oaths, declarations, affidavits

or affirmations, as well as

applications for citizenship or

rates rebates.

South, Linwood and Halswell

libraries

Technology Help Drop in

Sessions

Today, 10.30-11.30am

These free drop-in sessions

aim to help with specific

issues, such as using email,

searching the internet, using

the library catalogue, electronic

resources, and any other general

computer-related queries.

Take your laptop, tablet, smart

phone or use one of the library’s

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Spreydon Library

Wa Pepi/Babytimes

Today, 11-11.30am

Encourage learning through

language. Babytimes

is an interactive programme,

including music, movement,

rhymes and a story.

Recommended for children

under two.

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Knit ’n’ Yarn

Wednesday, 10.30am-1pm

Check out a craft corner

session. Take your knitting,

crochet or other craft projects.

Free, beginners are welcome.

Linwood Library

Creative Writing

Wednesday, 4-5pm

Group leaders work with

members to craft, create and

develop their own work. Take

along pens, laptops, paper and

any story ideas.

Linwood Library

Rummikub Club

Thursday, 10am-noon

Join in a game of rummikub,

a tile-based game for two to

four players, which combines

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rummy and mahjong.

Linwood Library

RoboFun for Adults

Thursday, 10-11.30am

Explore the world of robotics,

electronics and programming

at this introductory course. No

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South Library

Hoon Hay Community

Luncheon

Thursday, noon-1.30pm

Take part in the South Library Book Discussion Group. For

people who love to read and want to share in a discussion with

other friendly book-lovers. The group subscribes to the book

discussion scheme so there is a cost involved. The event will be

held on Wednesday, 7.15pm, at the South Library, 66 Colombo St.

Watch the comedy film Dad’s

Army, meet interesting likeminded

folk and enjoy a light

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Hoon Hay Presbyterian

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Game Zone @ Linwood

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Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm

An hour of fun on a Thursday

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four, pictionary and more.

Learn and develop strategies in

new games such as ‘minute to

win it’ and build cool stuff at

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Linwood Library

Scrabble Club

Friday, 10.30am-noon

Spreydon Social Games Club

Saturday, 10am-noon

Go along for a friendly game or

two of upwords, scrabble, cards,

chess and mahjong.

Spreydon Library

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Saturday, 1.30-3pm

Every week there will be a

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Sunday, 10.30am-noon

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This club is for Mandarin

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Children’s T-shirt $30

WOOLSTON Available now at The Athlete’s Foot

74A

Riccarton, Northlands and on event day

P1

P1

Pre-Run bus route

Ferrymead - 14km-6km

Post-run bus route

Ferrymead - 6km - 14km

Limited free parking

CITY2SURF

with Les Mills

Christchurch 2019

Pre-Run bus route

Ferrymead - 14km-6km

Post-run bus route

Ferrymead - 6km - 14km

Limited free parking

74

Colombo Street

SPREYDON

76

OPAWA 6 KM

DROP OFF

WOOLSTON

76

74A

74A

Ferry Road

P2

Grange Street

74

14 KM

START

Centennial & DROP

Park OFF

14 KM

START

Centennial & DROP

Park OFF

SPREYDON

Barrington Street

Barrington Street

CASHMERE

CASHMERE

Colombo Street

Wilsons Road

Wilsons Road

Hansens 6 KM

OPAWA 6 KM START Park

DROP OFF

76

Hansens 6 KM

START Park

Grange Street

74A

Port Hills Road

76

Port Hills Road

76

Ferry Road

FERRYMEAD

P2

INFO

FERRYMEAD

P1

FINISH

LINE

INFO

MOUNT

PLEASANT

FINISH

LINE

74

P1

MOUNT

PLEASANT

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BAY

BUS TICKETS

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INFORMATION

PRE EVENT

BUS SERVICE

74

POST EVENT BUS

SERVICE

LIMITED FREE

PARKING NEAR

• Purchase pre and post run bus tickets prior to event day to avoid hassle.

• Limited INFORMATION

bus sales on the day, however can be purchased from the PRE EVENT

POST EVENT BUS LIMITED FREE

finish line info tent.

• Buses to startline from 7.15am

• Limited on street parking available at both start lines. FINISH LINE

• Purchase pre and post run bus tickets prior to event day to avoid hassle. BUS

• Show bus drivers e-tickets printed, on phone, or show on the day • SERVICE

Last bus to 14km at 8.15am for 9am SERVICE

start • Post event bus runs from Ferrymead PARKING finish to 14km NEAR

• Limited bus sales on the day, however can be purchased from the

• Spaces available at parking zones P1 & P2 as

wristband.

and 6km starting point

finish line info tent.

• Buses • to Last startline bus from to 6km 7.15am at 9.30am for 10am • Limited start on street parking available at both start lines. FINISH LINEshown on map

• No • Show cash bus on drivers buses e-tickets - sales only printed, at info on phone, tent on or day. show on the day • Last bus • Buses to 14km only at 8.15am stop at for start 9am line startdrop offs • Post event bus • runs Buses from run Ferrymead from 10am finish to 14km

• Spaces available at parking • See zones separate P1 & finish P2 as line parking maps for

• Children wristband. under 10 ride free with participating adult.

• Last bus to 6km at 9.30am for 10am start and 6km starting point

• Buses only stop at start lines

shown on map more details

• No cash on buses - sales only at info tent on day.

• Buses run from 10am

• Please note - No parking across vehicle entrances or in business parks. • Buses only stop at start line drop offs

• Last bus from finish line is 1.25pm • See separate finish line

• Children under 10 ride free with participating adult.

• Parking parking maps in the for reserve on Bridle Path Road

• Buses only stop at start lines

more details

• Please note - No parking across vehicle entrances or in business parks.

• Last bus from finish line is 1.25pm

• Parking in the reserve on Bridle Path Road

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