Pegasus Post: March 26, 2019

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Three titles at Duke festival 

Myka Black made a return to the competitive surfing in dominant fashion at the Duke Festival of 

Surfing. Black won three titles and was the form surfer throughout the weekend as he picked off all 

the best waves and capitalised on every small section that presented itself. 

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• By Julia Evans 

A TOILET block and changing 

facility at QE II Park will not cost 

ratepayers $1 million. 

Instead, city council staff are investigating 

ways to cut back the cost 

of the planned 200 sq m building 

after a request 

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toilets and was very clear over that,” 

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“We have reduced costs on other 

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and I can’t see why this cannot be 

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Tuesday March 26 2019 3 

News 

Stars turn out at Brighton match 

• By Gordon Findlater 

NEW BRIGHTON’S Crusaders 

stars have recruited the club’s 

newest supporter after former 

Irish first-five Ronan O’Gara 

turned out at their final preseason 

match. 

All Blacks midfielder Ryan 

Crotty and Crusaders Billy 

Harmon and Oli Jager – who 

are all New Brighton players 

– were in attendance for the 

match against Christchurch at 

Christchurch Park and recruited 

the Crusaders assistant coach to 

help cheer on their team. 

Jager, who is returning from a 

shoulder injury, played 30min for 

Brighton in their 14-7 win over 

Christchurch and is likely to be 

at coach Scott Pawson’s disposal 

in the coming weeks before he 

looks to return to Super Rugby 

match fitness. 

“He rang me up on 

Monday night and asked if 

there was any chance he could 

play the next night. I was always 

going to say yes to that,” said 

Pawson. 

Jager and Harmon have 

both been helping with New 

Brighton’s forward pack at 

trainings since January. 

Both Crotty and Harmon have 

played for the club since they 

were juniors, while Jager joined 

when he moved to Christchurch 

from Ireland in 2013. 

“Talking to our young players 

now we can say there actually is a 

pathway through New Brighton 

rugby. Previous years we haven’t 

had that,” said Pawson. 

“We’ve promoted a handful 

of colts players this year. Oli 

and Billy played in the same 

colts team three or four years 

ago at New Brighton, so it’s nice 

for guys to be able to see the 

evidence,” said Pawson. 

On Saturday, they will 

play defending metro 

rugby champions Lincoln 

University in the opening round 

of the competition, which will 

double as a rematch of last year’s 

final. 

With a number of experienced 

senior players retiring at the 

end of last season, a relatively 

young New Brighton team will 

go into the match as underdogs 

against the four-time defending 

champions. 

NEW RECRUIT: 

Billy Harmon, 

Ryan Crotty 

and Oli Jager 

turned Irish 

rugby legend 

Ronan O’Gara 

(second from 

right) into a 

New Brighton 

supporter 

for their final 

preseason 

match against 

Christchurch 

last week. 

However, the team’s preseason 

form has been promising after 

last week’s win and a 14-12 win 

over Otago University in their 

only other hit out. 

“It excites me as a coach. You 

lose a lot of guys that 

have retired, but now we 

have a good young bunch of 

guys who are very talented. 

They’re not world-beaters but 

they definitely can compete 

at the premier level which is 

exciting,” said Pawson. 

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Kindegarten. The Papanui- 

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making the site a local 

purpose reserve rather than a 

recreation reserve, which will 

allow the buildings to stay on 

site after 2021. 

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been granted $300 from 

the Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board to go 

towards attending the Te 

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national tournament in 

Invercargill in April. The 

14-year-old was selected for 

the under-15 Maori netball 

team and also represents 

Canterbury in basketball and 

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News 

Surfers scoop Duke trophies; Coberger 

YOUNG NORTH Wai 

boardriders Myka Black and 

Ava Henderson picked up three 

titles each at the Ray White 

Duke Festival of Surfing on New 

Brighton Beach, on March 15 to 

17. 

Black, 15, made a return 

to the competitive arena in 

commanding fashion, walking 

home with titles in the under 20, 

18 and 16 boys division titles. He 

was the form surfer throughout 

the weekend as he picked off all 

the best waves and capitalised 

on every small section that 

presented itself. 

Henderson, 13, was equally 

as dominant winning the girls 

titles in the under 20, 18 and 16 

divisions. She is currently 

ranked No 1 in New Zealand in 

her age group and continued the 

form which saw her win 

the Billabong Grom Series 

recently. 

One of the most impressive 

displays of the weekend came 

from 13-year-old Amelie Wink 

when she won the women’s stand 

up paddleboard division with a 

score of 13.3. She pipped New 

Zealand representative Lucy Te 

Moananui who finished second 

with 8.5. 

Mt Pleasant surfer Alan Te 

Moananui claimed his first 

national victory in the men’s 

stand up paddleboard division. 

He secured the win in the late 

stages of the final after pipping 

Shayne Baxter 11.5 to 10.9 

points. 

Meanwhile, 1992 Olympic 

skiing silver medallist Annelise 

Coberger – who was competing 

in her first ever competitive 

surfing event – won both the 

over 40 women’s division and the 

women’s logger division. 

Auckland-based couple Paul 

Culpan and Sasha Brownlie 

claimed the premier men’s and 

women’s longboard divisions 

and together surged to the top of 

the national rankings. 

Culpan pipped defending 

champion Luke O’Neill and 

Hugh Ritchie – both from 

Christchurch – who finished on 

10.6 points each, O’Neill was 

SNOW AND SURF: Winter Olympic silver medallist Annelise Coberger won the women’s logger 

division and over 40 women’s division. 

given the runner-up finish on a 

countback. 

Brownlie was pushed for 

the title by Estella Hungerford 

in the final, Hungerford 

finishing runner up on 8.10 

points. 

The surf remained around 

the 0.5m for the final day of the 

event with light winds doing 

their best to keep conditions 

contestable under grey skies. 

Twenty finals were contested 

throughout the day across 

longboard, stand up 

paddleboard and junior 

divisions. 

The Duke Festival of Surfing 

featured over $15,000 in prizes 

making it one of the richest 

events on the New Zealand 

surfing circuit. 

Full results: 

Men’s longboard 

TALENTED: 

Ava 

Henderson 

won the 

under 20, 18 

and 16 girls 

divisions. 

Paul Culpan (Auck) 14.2, 1; Luke 

O’Neill (Chch), 10.6, 2; Hugh 

Ritchie (Chch) 10.6, 3; Michael 

Grendon (Tara) 8.33, 4. 

Women’s longboard 

Sasha Brownlie (Auck) 8.87, 1; 

Estella Hungerford (Chch) 8.1, 2; 

Donna Henderson (Chch) 5.5, 3; 

Josephine Moore (Tara) 4.4, 4. 

Men’s logger 

Luke O’Neill (Chch) 13.3, 1; Nick 

Black (Chch) 10.7, 2; Zen Wallis 

(Piha) 9.87, 3; Hugh Ritchie 

(Chch) 9.4, 4. 

Women’s logger 

Annelise Coberger (Chch) 10.8, 1; 

Sasha Brownlie (Auck) 10.1, 

2; Lucy Johnson (Chch) 7, 3; 

Lucy Te Moananui (Kaik) 6.03, 4. 

Over 40 men’s longboard 

Michael Grendon (Tara) 13.7, 

1; Shayne Baxter (Chch) 8.33, 

2; Al Te Moananui (Kaik) 8.27, 

3; Steve Andrews (Chch) 7.6, 4. 

Over 50 men’s longboard 

Mike Pimm (Chch) 10.5, 1; Mike 

Willman (Chch) 7.97, 2; Steve 

Andrews (ChCh) 7.67, 3; Den 

Cooke (Chch) 5.6, 4. 

Over 60 men 

Mike Pimm (Chch) 14.4, 1, 

Grant Cochrane (Chch) 9.23, 2; 

Paul Bennett (Chch) 8.83, 3; Ron 

Carter (Chch) 7.67, 4. 

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Over 40 women’s longboard 

Annelise Coberger (Chch) 11.8, 1; 

Donna Henderson (Chch) 9.03, 2; 

Kath Edyveanne (Chch) 7.47, 3; Sarah 

Armstrong-Park (Chch) 4.5, 4; Bronwyn 

Ashby (Chch) 4.5, 4. 

Men’s SUP 

Alan Te Moananui (Kaik) 11.5, 1; Shane 

Baxter (Chch) 10.9, 2; Sam Loader 

(Chch) 8.85, 3; Blair Cooke (Chch) 7.93, 

4. 

Women’s SUP 

Amelie Wink (Chch) 13.3, 1; Lucy Te 

Moananui (Kaik) 8.5, 2; Hanna Zhionberg 

(Chch) 4.4, 3; Wendy Andrews 

(Chch) 4.2, 4. 

Under 20 boys 

Myka Black (Chch) 12.1, 1; Reuben 

Peyroux (Dun) 8.23, 2; Neko Tohiariki 

(Chch) 7.53, 3; Sam Sands (Chch) 4.5, 4. 

Under 20 girls 

Ava Henderson (Chch) 9, 1; Georgia 

Wederell (Mnt) 6.87, 2; Liv Haysom 

(Piha) 6.77, 3; Estella Hungerford 

(Chch) 6.13, 4. 

Under 18 boys 

Myka Black (Chch) 13.4, 1; Taylor 

O’Leary (Mur) 8.7, 2; Jai Oakley (Chch) 

5.92, 3; Reuben Lyons (Kaik) 4.83, 4. 


Ava Henderson (Chch) 11, 1; Georgia 

Wederell (Mnt) 8, 2; Natasha Gouldsbury 

(Levin) 6, 3; Tegen Bishop (Chch) 

5.13, 4. 


Myka Black (Chch) 15.6, 1; Jai Oakley 

(Chch) 11.8, 2; Jack Tyro (Chch) 8.6, 3; 

Dara O’Malley (Chch) 6.27, 4. 


Ava Henderson (Chch) 12.7, 1; Leah 

Wilson (Chch) 7.03, 2; Natasha Gouldsbury 

(Tara) 6.68, 3; Liv Haysom (Piha) 

4.67, 4. 

Under 14 boys 

Tao Mouldey (Mnt) 13.5, 1; Tyler Perry 

(Chch) 8, 2; Jack Mckenzie (Waikuku) 

7.37, 3; Bill Byers (Piha) 7.03, 4. 


Anna Brock (Mnt) 7.8, 1; Misha Peyroux 

(Dun) 6.03, 2; Chloe Groube (Pau) 

4.17, 3; Eden Hungerford (Chch) 3.5, 4. 

Under 12 boys 

Tao Mouldey (Mnt) 14.3, 1; Indica Corcoran 

(Mnt) 9.87, 2; Alexis Owen (Dun) 

8.37, 3; Benji Owen (Chch) 5.37, 4. 


Chloe Groube (Pau) 11.8, 1; Eden 

Hungerford (Chch) 6.1, 2; Eva Wilson 

(Chch) 6, 3; Amelie Clark (Chch) 3.77, 

4. 

CALM: Hugh Ritchie finished third in the men’s longboard division. 

STYLISH: Shayne Baxter was runner up in the men’s stand up paddleboard division. 

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QE II toilet costs 

could be slashed 

•From page 1 

Cr Livingstone previously said a 

house could be built for $350,000 

so he couldn’t understand why 

a toilet block would cost almost 

triple that. 

However, city council head of 

recreation, sports and events Nigel 

Cox said the $1 million budgeted 

for the toilet and changing room 

block had been an estimate. 

The building would have four 

changing rooms with showers and 

toilets, a referees’ changing room, 

storage, public toilets, provision of 

services and landscaping including 

paving, vegetation, seating, a drinking 

fountain and cycle stands. 

It is part of the $12 million draft 

QE II Park Master Plan. 

The first phase of the plan includes 

a new playground featuring 

a sandpit with a digger and buried 

“fossils,” a basket swing, wooden 

horses and a tube slide. 

In a nod to the 1974 Commonwealth 

Games held at QE II, two 

running tracks have been recommended 

for the area, along with a 

four square court and podium. 

Upgraded fitness stations are 

also in the draft plan, along with 

a disc golf course and adventure 

nature trail. 

It was finalised by the hearings 

panel and will be approved by 

the city council before planning 

begins in July. 

Corridor meetings 

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opportunity today to find 

out more about the proposed 

roading changes to deal with 

the downstream effects of the 

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A drop-in session is being held 

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for residents to ask questions 

about upgrade to roads through St 

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proposed in the draft Downstream 

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The city council is currently 

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There will be another drop-in 

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CELEBRATION: Eclipse under-12 team members Amelia, Tiana, Rylee, Mya and Sophie during 

the awards ceremony. (Above left) – Empire senior technical drill. 

The Canterbury marching teams had a great result 

at the national event last Friday and Saturday with 

the following results: 

•Under-12 grade 

Eclipse won the technical 

drill, were third in display and 

were the overall champion team 

out of 22 under-12 teams. 

•Under-16 grade 

Eclipse won the technical drill 

and the display, and were the 

overall champion team out of 11 

under-16 teams. 

•Senior grade 

Eclipse won the technical 

DRILL: The 

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(not in order) Sam 

(technical leader), 

Tisha (display 

leader), Kate, 

Tracey, Aez, Kaitlin, 

Becky, Letitia, 

Emily, Jackie, 

Janelle, Jayla, 

Micky and Renee. 

drill, were second in the display 

and were the second overall 

champion team. 

Empire were third in the 

technical drill and were the 

third overall champion team out 

of 13 senior teams. 

•Masters grade 

Eclipse were second in the 

technical drill, second in display 

and were the second overall 

champion team out of nine 

masters grade teams. 

MARCH: (Above) The Eclipse senior 

technical drill. (Above left) – The 

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Law (coach), CJ Ahrens, Paulette 

Marshall, Alana Diver (coach), Diane 

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Your Local Views 

A common bond of being human 

In the wake of the 

Christchurch tragedy on 

March 15, city councillor 

Yani Johanson turns back 

to the clock to an opinion 

piece he wrote two years 

ago about the value of 

diversity in our society 

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cheaper long distance travel 

and greater connectivity via the 

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conflict and chaos than ever 

before. 

Whether it’s the huge number 

of refugees fleeing war zones or 

the fear-based politics of Donald 

Trump and Brexit, it is a time of 

great concern for where we are 

heading as humans. 

As such, I believe we have to 

ask ourselves why is this happening? 

And, more importantly, 

how can we stop this from happening? 

In my role as city councillor, 

I had the privilege of being 

involved in two positive things to 

address this. 

First, at the city council we 

have signed off on a multicultural 

strategy, which recognises 

“the council has a leadership role 

in making Christchurch a city 

where diversity is welcomed and 

celebrated.” 

This strategy has been long 

CONNECTION: Linwood Ward city councillor Yani Johanson 

with Mohamed Jamma, a survivor of the mosque attacks. 

overdue and is a fantastic start on 

a journey towards being a more 

inclusive place. 

Second, I was asked to speak 

at the opening of the Friendship 

Force national conference. 

Friendship Force is a voluntary 

group with mission values including 

mutual respect, cultural 

diversity, cultural exploration 

and service. 

Its members do this by opening 

their homes and hearts to 

host visitors from other cities and 

countries throughout the world. 

They have done an amazing job 

bringing people to our city even 

after the devastating impact of 

the earthquakes. 

The work they do and the work 

the city council has done on the 

multicultural strategy is based on 

a simple premise that we all have 

a common bond of being human 

and that we all deserve to be 

treated with dignity and respect. 

In my view, when people are 

afraid of the unknown, scared of 

difference or lacking understanding, 

I believe the world is fundamentally 

a worse off place to live. 

And yet, when we provide 

opportunities for dialogue and 

communication, for living and 

learning and for understanding 

and sharing, we are creating a 

better world, a better country 

and a better city. 

In essence, we are creating a 

community that celebrates and 

cherishes difference rather than 

being scared of it. 

Following on from the terror 

attack, I thought it was timely to 

reflect on this soapbox article. 

My connections to the attack 

were two-fold. As a witness when 

it ended, driving past at the same 

time police were apprehending 

the suspect, and as Linwood 

Ward city councillor where the 

Linwood Mosque is, it has been 

both heart-breaking to experience 

what took place and yet 

heart-warming to see the community 

response. 

There is no place for hate 

here or anywhere. Kia kaha 

Christchurch stay strong. 

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The Canterbury Charity Hospital may be able to treat you at no cost. 

Counselling is being provided free of charge by the 

Canterbury Charity Hospital to provide “psychological 

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Email: reception@charityhospital.org.nz 

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Our other services are currently: 

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PEGASUS WESTERN POST NEWS Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi 

Tuesday March [Edition 26 datE] 2019 27 11 

spoilt for 

choice 

Refurbished bar retains 

same friendly vibe 

The popular Chats Bar in North New 

Brighton now boasts a fresh, new look 

following the extensive post-earthquake 

repair process, which has seen the whole 

building refurbished. 

And while the look may be new, there 

is still the same friendly atmosphere and 

range of attractions and activities offered 

throughout the week, says owner Paul 

Manson. Monday night is steak night 

at Chats, with two hearty steak meals 

offered for just $25 – a great opportunity 

for couples to have a night out without 

blowing the budget. 

Customers can put their general 

knowledge to the test on Tuesday night 

with Quiz Night and try to win prizes 

of bar tabs, while Wednesday night is 

Karaoke Night with D.J. Chick. 

Thursday is live music night, with 

talented duo Des and Crystal presenting a 

line-up of popular hits from the 1960s to 

the present. Before they arrive, customers 

can enjoy ‘Happy Hour’ from 5pm-7pm 

with bar tab draws, while discounted 

drinks for the ladies are available all 

evening. 

On Friday and Saturday nights, 

customers can watch the rugby and their 

other favourite sports on the numerous 

big screens, while having another chance 

to win more bar tabs. In addition there is 

a self-service TAB facility and 18 pokie 

machines. 

Paul thoroughly 

enjoys providing 

hospitality for his many 

customers, many of 

them locals, and from a 

wide range of ages. 

“We cater for everyone at Chats,” he says. 

To ensure everyone can relax and enjoy 

themselves Chats provides a Courtesy 

Coach Wednesday to Sunday, with a pickup 

and take-home service. Phone 388 1566 

to book the coach. 

Chats Bar & Café is located in the 

QE 11 Shopping Centre in Travis Road. 

It is open every day from 10am. Closing 

time is 9pm Sunday and Monday and 

11pm every other day. 

Crispy Crunchy Batter 

Bluff Oysters Available 

GOURMET SEAFOODS QEII 

Ph: 388 2531, QEII Shopping Centre, 251 Travis Rd 

Mon - Wed 11.30am - 8.30pm (Tues from 4.30pm), Thurs - Sat 11.30am - 9.00pm 

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corona 

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bottles 

$27.99 

victoria 

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cans or 

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$11.99 

bushmill 

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whisky 

1 Litre 

$47.99 

morton 

estate 

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label 

wine 

range 

750ml 

$12.99 

*Subject 

to available 

steinlager 

classic 

18pk 

bottles 

$31.99 

Super Liquor New Brighton 15 beresford Street, new brighton 

Ph (03) 388 9186 

Offers valid from March 24th to April 7th 2019 or while stocks last. 

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whites 

range 

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bells 

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Your local friendly Bar 

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With a drink purchase on Monday nights 

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in the heart of Shirley. 

Retirement just started looking a whole lot better in 

Shirley! The Village Palms offers affordable luxury 

and first class care. 

At The Village Palms, we also offer the full continuum 

of care, with care suites, Rest Home & Hospital level 

rooms available with care delivered 24 hours a day 

by Registered Nurses and experienced staff. 

One upstairs care suite available for a person 

requiring Rest Home or Hospital Care. $120,000 

Apartments ranging from $289,500 in our supported 

living area of the Village. 

A very warm welcome to you and your family 

Your wellbeing is our number one priority, which is why we’re 

excited to present Christchurch’s newest retirement community 

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As Christchurch locals with two decades of experience in the 

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Email matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi by 

5pm each Wednesday 

JP Clinic at Shirley Library 

Tuesday, 10am-1pm 

A justice of the peace will 

be available to members of 

the community to witness 

signatures and documents, 

certify document copies, hear 

oaths, declarations, affidavits 

or affirmations, as well as sign 

citizenship, sponsorship or rates 

rebates applications. No charge. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland 

Rd 

SAYGo Steady As You Go 

Falls Prevention Exercise Class 

Tuesday, 10am 

This is a specially-designed 

class to help you prevent a fall. 

There will be a $2 koha entry. 

There is no booking fee required, 

those interested are invited to just 

turn up on the day and see what 

the class can do for them. 

Parklands Community 

Centre (opposite the shops 

in Queenspark Drive) 

Ascot Sit and Be Fit 

Wednesday, 1-2pm, and 

Thursday, 9.30am-10.30am 

Go along and complete a 

class, which lets you complete a 

number of exercises without even 

leaving your chair. The cost of the 

class is $4, and with this, you’ll 

get a cup of tea or coffee. 

Ascot Community Centre on 

Ascot Ave in Parklands 

Wā Pēpi/Babytimes 

Tuesday, 11.15-11.45am, 

Wednesday and Thursday, 10.30- 

11am 

Go along with your little one 

for an interactive programme 

including music, movement, 

rhymes and a story. 

Aranui Library, Tuesday, New 

Brighton Library Wednesday, 

Shirley Library, Thursday 

Scrabble Club 

Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm 

Go along to the Scrabble 

Club. No obligation, just go 

along when you can and join the 

friendly group. All materials are 

supplied. No fee. 


Rd 

Technology Help Drop-in 

Session 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along to a drop-in session 

for help with email, searching 

the internet, using the library 

catalogue, eBooks, and general 

computer queries. 


Rd 

Adult Literacy Upskilling 

Course 

Friday, 9.30am-noon 

Go along for this free course, 

which will assist with a variety of 

skills, including reading, writing, 

maths and computer skills. This 

course can go towards NZQA 

unit standards. 

Cards Club 

Friday, 1.30-3.30pm 

This weekly club is on every 

Friday, just go along and join 

the fun. Free, no bookings 

required. 


Rd 

Shirley Library’s Culture 

Exchange 

Friday, 3.45-4.45pm 

Go along and make new 

friends, practice English and 

learn about New Zealand and 

Christchurch. 


Rd 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

Held at Brighton mall every 

Saturday, just across the road 

from the beach and the new 

children’s playground. 

New Brighton Pedestrian 

Mall 

Mahjong Group 

Saturday, 2-4pm 

Learn to play mahjong at 

Shirley Library. For beginners 

and advanced players alike. If you 

have your own set, please take it 

along, otherwise go and join in a 

friendly game. 


Rd 

Golden Oldies Movie 

Screening – Tycoon 

The New Brighton 

Clothing Swap 

will be happening 

at New Brighton 

Library on 

Thursday, 

between 9am- 

6pm, as part of 

the Sustainable 

Living Series. Go 

along with your 

clean, unwanted 

clothing and 

swap them for 

something new. 

Monday, 1pm 

Go along and see this 1947 

romance, starring John Wayne, 

where an American engineer 

is hired by a South American 

tycoon to bore a tunnel for a new 

railroad in the Andes mountains. 

Viewing time is 2hr 9min. Cost is 

$2, arrive early for a cup of tea or 

coffee and a chat. 

New Brighton Museum, 8 

Hardy St 

The Monday Makers Club 

Monday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along to weekly after school 

making sessions for kids. A range 

of activities varying in theme, 

week by week. Free of charge, no 

booking required. 

New Brighton Library, 213 

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Join our 

gym family 

grand 

opening 

Saturday 

6 th and Sunday 

7 th april 

30 day 

fitness 

challenge 

Get your fitness routine back on track 

with Bodyfix’s 30 day fitness challenge. 

See inside for details. 

free 

personal 

training 

consult 

free 

pass 

Perfect if you are new to Bodyfix 

and are keen to try out our facilities. 

See in store for details. 

Bodyfix - a new you and a new us! 

Check out our amazing new premises... 

29 Leeds Street, Phillipstown | 03 389 9892 | info@mybodyfix.co.nz 

www.mybodyfix.co.nz



PEGASUS POST 

A bit about us. . . 

At Bodyfix, we know our members by name and offer a 

welcoming space for all ages, abilities and fitness levels, right 

here in Christchurch. 

With more than 37 group-fitness classes per week, the latest 

equipment, supportive instructors and a team of leading 

personal trainers, we’ve got everything you need to achieve your 

goals and enjoy the journey along the way. 

The Bodyfix secreT exposed 

It’s the harmonious blend of factors at Bodyfix 

that’s got everyone talking. 

Owner Moana Williams explains that Bodyfix is a 

motivational ‘family’ environment for people to 

relish in and it is clear that is a social haven where 

members come to celebrate their daily exercise fix. 

With a relaxed, friendly vibe and a strong 

community focus, the Bodyfix team take a 

fresh approach to health and fitness. “This is a 

welcoming, supportive place to work out, no matter 

how fit or unfit you feel you are,” says owner, Moana 

Williams. “We encourage people to take a healthy 

approach to feeling fit, healthy and happy. It’s not 

just about weight loss – it comes from within.” 

This unique gym specialises in group exercise 

classes, and the expert trainers offer a wealth of 

industry experience. “We have a really balanced 

team, who are all highly knowledgeable in their own 

set of niche markets,” she says. “There’s a real fun, 

family feel here and we offer a personal touch. And 

the vibe attracts the tribe – likeminded people refer 

their friends, so the membership grows naturally.” 

Bodyfix has supported a range of charities over the 

years by raising money through different events. 

“Exercising is also about mental health – a clear 

mind is a remedy for most things; which is why we 

focus on supporting mental health charities. It’s 

a great way to encourage the community to get 

moving.” 

We regularly hold educational events, fundraisers 

and offer our space to groups to support our 

community. We are much more than just a gym and 

believe that our role goes far beyond exercise. 

If you would like to try Bodyfix, check out our 

website: www.mybodyfix.co.nz 

30 day fiTness challenge 

Struggling to make time for yourself? Find it difficult to stick to 

a health and fitness routine? Get back on track with Bodyfix’s 

proven 30-day challenge, designed to help busy people build 

healthier lifestyles. 

at Bodyfix we create an experience 

for everyone who uses the gym 

and one that appeals to all ages. 

Whether you’re just starting out at the gym, or have been out 

of action for a while, our 30-day challenge will support you 

to create simple, healthy habits that you can maintain all 

year round. 

It’s easy to put off exercising, 

but at Bodyfix we want to encourage 

everyone to get moving! 

Experience our uplifting team culture, 

fall in love with fitness



classes are designed to get you motivated and your 

heart pumping while helping you achieve your goals. 

hIIT FIX 

OUR BODYFIX CLASSES: 

• Spin Fix • Stomp Fix • Circuit Fix • Pump Fix 

• Yoga Fix • Booty Fix • Kick Fix • Punch Fix 

• Hiit Fix • Spin Enduro Fix • Spin Lite 

• Recovery Fix • Use it or lose it (over 60s) 

each memBership includes 

• One free consultation with a Personal Trainer and access to our member app 

• Full use of our gym with top-of-the-line weight-training and cardio equipment 

• Access to a comprehensive mix of more than 37 group fitness classes each 

week, including full spin class access 

• Free after-hours access add-on - enquire about this on your first visit to the club 

• Full access to our well-appointed and clean facilities, including lockers 

• Free group challenges, weekly workout ideas, nutrition advice and an online 

support community 

• Invites to educational, fundraising and social events 

cuTTing edge 

faciliTies 

aT our new 

premises 

Bodyfix’s brand-new gym offers 

easy-to-use equipment you won’t 

find elsewhere, with a variety of 

innovative cardiovascular and 

weight-training machines that 

are designed to test your limits, 

plus a dedicated boxing area 

and Myzone fitness tracking 

technology. 

Our popular spin-classes are held 

in a vibrant, private studio, on 

top-of-the-line bikes. You can also 

get your heart pumping in our 

spacious class area which houses 

the latest in strength, cardio, yoga 

and stretching equipment. 

Today is about 

you 

saVe 

$250 

To celebrate the opening of our new club we 

have a limited number of silver memberships available! 

Valid until the end of April, see online for more details. 




www.mybodyfix.co.nz



PEGASUS POST 

ONE GIANT 

LEAP FOR US. 

ONE SMALL 

STEP FOR YOU. 

bE IN 

TO wIN 

your own Personal 

Trainer for 

a whole year 

See in store for details. 




www.mybodyfix.co.nz

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