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WESTERN NEWS Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Tuesday March 26 2019 7 News LOVE: Sujean In organised the Paper Chain of Love movement for students around the city, New Zealand and abroad. Sujean’s gesture links schools around NZ and Australia •From page 1 “Young people can often feel lost as to what you can do when this kind of thing happens.” She started the Paper Chain of Love and it has been added to by students from around Christchurch, New Zealand and Australia – each link with a message of support. “It came from the idea that all of us students are connected and that love is stronger than hate . . . everyone in Christchurch is interlinked and we share a •From page 1 Dust from trucks is also another issue for quarry opponents. Mr Moore referred to trucks leaving the Miners Rd quarry to highlight concerns over dust from trucks. “The issue is when trucks leave the quarry, they’ve been water blasted, and as they go onto the road, they’re leaving deposits of dirt on the road. And as it dries that turns into dust,” Mr Moore said. “Thursday morning after a heavy dew, I was going past there [Miners Rd quarry] at nine o’clock in the love for each other despite the ugliness of (March 15),” Sujean said. “I wanted to create something to represent that. What they did was try and tear our city down, like it was made of paper, but it’s stronger than that.” Her idea has taken off. Students from St Andrew’s, Marian, Villa Maria, St Bede’s, Catholic Cathedral, Christ’s and St Thomas’ of Canterbury colleges, as well as Selwyn House, Middleton Grange, Avonside Girls, Christchurch Plan to control dust with water criticised Simon Moore morning and you could hardly see the trucks on the road for the dust coming off the road,” he said. Mr Moore said “millions” of litres of water would be wasted on dust mitigation if the quarry is approved. Fulton Hogan also addressed questions about traffic to and from the proposed quarry. Based on modelling, it said most of the traffic would be east-bound to and from Christchurch. Stage two of the $195 million of the Southern Motorway is anticipated to carry most of the traffic. Girls, Rangi Ruru, Cashmere, Papanui, Darfield and Shirley Boys high schools are also making chains. Support has also been shown for the initiative at Auckland’s New Zealand College of Chiropractic, St Oran’s College in Lower Hutt, Gisborne Girls’ High, Timaru’s Craighead Diocesan, Waimate High, St Hilda’s Collegiate and Otago Girls’ High in Dunedin, Hamilton’s Waikato Diocesan School for Girls, and Masden Collegiate School and Queen Margaret School in Wellington. Meanwhile, in Australia, Loreto College in Ballarat, Victoria, Melbourne’s Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar and Mentone Girls’ Grammar, Our Lady of Mercy College in Parramatta and Meriden School in Sydney are making chains. The chains were delivered to the memorial at Deans Ave during the Students Uniting in Love vigil and more chains have been delivered to other sites. •Soap Box, page 8 ISSUE: The site of Fulton Hogan’s proposed quarry near Weedons and Templeton. Local News Now Fire rages, homes at risk Easter egg hunt to aid Methodist Mission CHOCOHOLICS CAN indulge over Easter and know it’s all for a good cause. The Christchurch Methodist Mission is organising the inaugural My Easter Egg Hunt fundraising campaign. Anyone can host a hunt at a venue of their choice. The mission is encouraging individuals, churches and businesses to take part. Once registered online, participants can buy a batch of eggs and hide them around their backyard, work place or local park. Participants will be encouraged to ask people attending their hunt to make a donation to the mission. Easter egg hunts can be registered online at http://bit.ly/ myeasteregghunt2019. The hunts can be run anytime from April 13-28. Two Canterbury businesses are backing the hunt. Trade Aid is providing the chocolate, and chocolatiers She Universe will transform them into delicious eggs. The money raised will help the mission provide food and clothing, housing, financial support for power bills and school costs, budgeting advice and support for families impacted by family violence. To make it even sweeter, the chocolate is entirely fair trade and organic. “We’d love to see lots of people taking part, knowing this is going to help families who struggle, particularly as we come into winter,” Christchurch Methodist Mission executive director Jill Hawkey said. “Make it a family get-together or a work do and enjoy yourselves. Everyone loves an Easter egg hunt and no one can resist good chocolate. All calories are negated because it’s for a good cause.” Fab haircuts, fab prices Our fully qualified stylists can provide all the latest styles and trends for you and your family. Loyalty Card: every 8th haircut is FREE Pensioner and student discounts Open 7 Days - no appointment necessary South City 555 Colombo St. Ph 03 366 0619 Bush Inn Cnr. Riccarton & Waimairi Rds. Ph 03 348 7008
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