Pegasus Post: April 02, 2019

TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 2019

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tennis finals at Nga Puna Wai. •Story, photos, page 15

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• By Jess Gibson

MAIREHAU Primary School’s

principal is still waiting for a

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pedestrian crossings used daily by

its pupils.

In September, the Papanui-

Innes Community Board asked

the city council to investigate

the crossings on Innes Rd after

concerns were raised about

motorists failing to stop.

Principal John Bangma said

he is “frustrated” that the school

has heard nothing after six

months and the problem “hasn’t

changed.”

The New Zealand Transport

Agency told Pegasus Post in

September it had recorded five

crashes at the crossing outside

Mairehau Primary School dating

back to 2002 – one fatal, one

serious, one minor and two noninjury.

Board deputy chairwoman

Emma Norrish followed up

the issue with the city council

recently and was told staff aim to

provide information for each of

the crossings this month.

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It has been six months since Pegasus Post reported that

the city council was asked to produce a report on the

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persist as pupils continue to use the crossings.

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Petition leads to pump track funding

• By Julia Evans

A CHILD’S petition has lead to

an almost $90,000 cash injection

for a pump track in Shirley.

City councillors approved a

funding application of $87,850

at their meeting on Thursday

for a pump track at the site of

the former Shirley Community

Centre.

Last year, 11-year-old Shannon

Smith from Shirley Primary

School organised a petition for

a scooter, skateboard and bike

park to be built at MacFarlane

Park.

It was signed by 28 children

and two adults before being

presented to the Papanui-Innes

Community Board.

However, city council investigation

found the site at 10

Shirley Rd was more appropriate

for a pump track – an off-road

track, which can be used by

bicycles and scooters.

Shannon told the Pegasus

Post he did not want the track

to be temporary, though he said

a temporary track will be great

while it lasts.

City councillor Pauline Cotter

said the area had been hard hit

in the earthquakes.

“This site, which was the site

of the former Shirley Community

Centre, which was

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she said.

“Now it’s a green space, but its

vacant and it would be wonderful

for it to be activated.”

Cr Cotter said the local community

was keen to be involved

in the project, including landscaping

and maintenance.

City councillor Yani Johanson

questioned whether any other

funding options were available.

Though, said it was a transitional,

gap filler and saw the value of

this kind of facility.

“I initially had some concern

but given that this is a site that

used to have a community

centre, it doesn’t have any

transitional use at the moment,

it is good to put something

there.”

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In this issue let’s talk about cruising (River and Ocean). For Kiwi’s travelling abroad a cruise has become a HOT choice

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Coastal residents outline inquiry for mayor

• By Julia Evans

THE TERMS of an independent

inquiry have been laid out by

coastal residents for Mayor

Lianne Dalziel in the wake of

District Plan changes.

Ms Dalziel responded to the

call for an independent inquiry

from city councillor David East,

who previously claimed a clause,

giving leeway

to people in

specific coastal

areas deemed at

risk of flooding

to build

and extend

homes, was

intentionally

David East

left out of the

District Plan.

“I have been holding

informal conversations with the

Christchurch Coastal Residents

United regarding the issues

that need to be independently

reviewed . . . I advised (Cr East)

informally last year that I was

going to work with CCRU on

this matter,” she said.

CCRU chairman Simon Watts

said it has laid out the terms of

reference for an independent

review and delivered that to Ms

Dalziel.

“It’s necessary, the community

has been quite anxious. There are

a lot of overarching questions,”

he said. Cr East also said it

was a good step forward. “I’m

happy with the work the CCRU

has done, it’ll just be up to the

council now to react,” he said.

An audit, which the city

council commissioned, by

Environment Canterbury

councillor and former

Environment Court judge Peter

Skelton found there never was a

missing clause.

However, Cr East said the

Skelton audit did not address a

number of irregularities or how

the clause came to be missing

and an independent inquiry was

necessary. He said the saga had

highlighted issues with some

aspects of the city council’s

culture.

But a city council

spokesperson said Cr East had

not raised any specific concerns

with the council relating to the

claims about its culture and it

had not received any further

word from him.

Cr East’s claim the plan

had been tampered with was

backed by Coastal-Burwood

INVESTIGATE:

The terms

of reference

of an

independent

inquiry into

how a clause

was left out

of the District

Plan have

been laid out

for Mayor

Lianne Dalziel

by the CCRU.

Community Board chairwoman

Kim Money and deputy

chairman Tim Sintes, and

Linwood-Central-Heathcote

Community Board member

Darrell Latham – who all face

code of conduct complaints.

As a result of the comments,

Greater Christchurch

Regeneration Minister Megan

Woods approved the city

council’s proposal to amend

the District Plan under section

71 of the Greater Christchurch

Regeneration Act.

Local

News

Now

Still waiting for

school crossing

safety report


•From page 1

Ms Norris said it was unclear

after a six-month wait whether

the city council would provide

the full report.

Transport operations manager

Steffan Thomas said staff will

meet with the community board

on April 17 to confirm top

priority community transport

projects.

“Mairehau Primary School

and/or the St Francis of Assisi

School zebra crossings are being

considered. Staff will refine

options to improve the zebra

crossings if funding is allocated

to the project,” he said.

Ms Norris is frustrated

the process is taking so long and

the board will continue chasing

it up, she said. Mr Bangma has

worked at the school for 17 years

and said the problem has got

worse.

He said motorists speed

through the crossings even when

the signs are out before and after

school.

“The law is clear that when one

sign is out, regardless of which

side it’s on, that traffic must stop.

We get cars speeding up so they

can get through before the other

sign can be put out,” said Mr

Bangma.

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City2Surf

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Iconic event brings community together

The Kadodo Western African band get the crowd warmed up before the start, including Alice Egan, 14, Isabelle O’Carroll, 15, and

Bing Lin.

• By Julia Evans

“THIS YEAR was special.”

Star Media regional manager

Steve McCaughan said this year’s

45th fun run was one of the most

poignant City2Surf events there

has been.

Thousands of Cantabrians

turned out, entries were well

up on 2018, with a surge of last

minute entries at the end of the

week.

Had it been any closer to the

tragic terror attack of March 15

that claimed 50 lives, Mr

McCaughan said the City2Surf

would not have gone ahead.

Instead it was a chance to bring

people together to have a positive

distraction through the adversity,

he said.

“It felt like the first step that

Cantabrians could take in the

healing process and moving back

to some normality . . . we needed

this,” he said.

“It brought people together

to share in a community activity

with the benefit of some physical

activity.”

There was also an increase in

the number of small groups, with

more people running in twos,

threes and fours than usual, Mr

McCaughan said.

“People were getting together

and saying let’s do this.”

This year’s supporting charity

was the Canterbury Charity

Hospital Trust, which is currently

offering free counselling following

the Christchurch shootings.

Maori health provider He

Waka Tapu had 1200 people running,

jogging and walking under

its banner.

The major prize, return flights

to Singapore with Singapore

Airlines, was won by one of its

team.

“There was a strong sense of elation

at the finish line, more so than

usual,” Mr McCaughan said.

“People from almost every part

of the community came over the

line as one. It was inclusive, which

is a value that New Zealanders

have embraced.”

•More photos, page 8

Mya Kingi with her father Cedrick

Brendan Kingi.

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The team were on site bright and early at 6:30am to

get stuck into doing up an old shed, making it a more

suitable space for teaching. The building, an original

from when the school was first built, was in need of

a lot of love and care. In order to breathe life back

into the space the team got stuck

in whitewashing the newly plyed

walls, repainting the ceiling and

sanding and staining the exterior. A

new partition wall was built, a new

door with locks was hung and the

wooden floors were given a good

sand and new cladding was fixed

to the existing framing of the green

house. With 10 in the team and

some of the school parents lending

a hand we were able to get through

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hour day. Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead

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of our many suppliers who came on board. From ply,

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News

Weekend of hard yards for councillor

• By Julia Evans

GLENN LIVINGSTONE says

he’s just an average guy.

But on March 23 the Burwood

Ward city councillor cycled

53km in Le Race from Cathedral

Square to Little River and followed

it up with a 14km fun run

in the City2Surf the next day..

It was the first time Cr Livingstone

had done both events in

succession and he said he treated

it like a “mini coast to coast.”

His only goal was to get over the

finish line of both as he did the

mountain run of the Coast to Coast

and has since had a few injuries.

At 55, Cr Livingstone said he

A SPECIAL celebration has

been held at the Wainoni

Avonside Community

Services Trust to mark its

patron’s birthday.

The trust’s patron Margaret

Austin turned 86 yesterday

and a party was held for her

birthday last week.

Its co-ordinator Betty

Chapman said it was a very

special day for a very special

lady.

She said as Mrs Austin loves

local government, culture

START LINE: Glenn Livingstone cycled 53km from Cathedral

Square to Little River in Le Race on March 23 before he ran

14km in the City2Surf the next day.

fell into doing endurance sports

“quite by accident.”

“Always been into a few events

but since the quakes, it’s kept me

in tact,” Cr Livingstone said.

and arts the trust had a performance

from the Shoreline

Ensemble Choir and singer

Janice Gray.

City councillor Jimmy

Chen also attended to

help her celebrate her birthday.

Mrs Chapman said Mrs

Austin is not only a patron in

name for the trust, she is there

almost every week and is very

supportive.

“Last week she had a previous

appointment but she

changed her plans to come

over to see all the folk as she

envisaged that they would

be pretty unsettled after the

shootings.

“She was right, everyone

really appreciated seeing her

and having a big hug,” Mrs

Chapman said.

Mrs Chapman said Mrs

Austin then assisted in the

memorial service organised

by the trust to remember

those who lost their lives in

the recent terror attacks.

“I’m doing faster times than I

used to when I was younger. The

only limits are in your mind.”

He said he totally believes in a

link between physical and mental

health, but finding the time to

train is a challenge.

“Trying to balance with family.

All these things are a balancing

act whether its council, training

and family,” Cr Livingstone said.

Since the terror attack, he said

he has been “totally dislocated”

like most people around the city.

“After Friday two weeks ago,

I couldn’t do the lawns. But in

normal times dealing with the

pressure, it’s good to go for a

run,” he said.

Next on his list will be the

Christchurch marathon or half.

“I’ll need to see what I can fit

in. Planning on the whole Coast

to Coast in February.”

Birthday celebrations for trust patron

CHEERS: Wainoni Avonside

Community Services Trust

co-ordinator Betty Chapman and

patron Margaret Austin.

Local

News

Now


Parklands

Library

reopens

PARKLANDS LIBRARY has

reopened ahead of schedule after

a major upgrade and earthquake

repairs.

The library, which shut in

November, was initially scheduled

to reopen in April. However, the

overall work was not as extensive

as expected, resulting in the

reopening on Friday.

The library cafe is expected to

reopen in a few months, with the

cafe operation still open for tender.

City council head of libraries and

information Carolyn Robertson

said the revamped Parklands

Library is a wonderful “fit” for the

local community, offering a more

open space.

“Local connections are more

important than ever and our updated

library is an integral element

of the Parklands community,” Ms

Robertson said.

Parklands Library has been

strengthened and refurbished, with

spaces reworked to better meet

community needs. The heating

and ventilation system has been replaced,

while energy-efficient LED

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coverings have been replaced,

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Discover

New Brighton

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A diversity of

pre-loved books

on display

Anyone with a passion for pre-loved

books will find a treasure-trove of titles on

a huge diversity of topics at Barnabas Books

in New Brighton.

In July 2018, the existing shop and its

contents were gifted to the Linwood-Aranui

Parish of the Anglican Church by the St

Christopher’s Trust, based in Avonhead.

The 13 volunteers who run the shop under

the leadership of project manager Deacon

Anne Russell-Brighty all share a common

interest – a love of books.

The books, all of which have been donated,

are neatly displayed under the various

categories – fiction, non-fiction, and so on.

The staff members are especially proud of

the New Zealand section, which includes

books about New Zealand and books by

New Zealand authors. There is also a section

of self-help titles covering a wide range of

topics from budgeting advice to astrology

and everything in between, and a selection

of cooking and healthy eating books.

Proceeds from the book sales go towards

the many community, family and individual

support programmes and services provided

by the Linwood-Aranui Parish in East

Christchurch.

Barnabas Books is located in The

Barn arcade, and staff member Davyd

says he particularly enjoys the “collegial

atmosphere” that exists among the business

operators in the arcade.

Barnabas Books is open Tuesday to

Saturday 10am-4pm. So next time you are

looking for something to read, or to learn

about a new topic, have a browse around

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Discover

New Brighton

Fashion, beauty & wellness

combine in New Brighton

Just last month, a unique new business

opened in New Brighton. Called Soh

Designz, it is a fashion boutique and

beauty clinic in one, with three individual

specialists offering their professional

services.

Launched by Barb Lawson, who grew up

in New Brighton, it is located in Seaview

Road in the premises previously occupied

by Fifth Avenue hairdressers. Barb has an

extensive background in designing and

making fashion clothing in the dressycasual

style, and the shop has a wide range

of her creations on display. Barb’s skills

also extend to clothing alterations, which

many customers are finding very helpful.

On Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from

10am-5pm, qualified beautician Amy

provides waxing, tinting and threading

services in the Soh Designz clinic. She has

been working in the field for three years,

and says she joined Soh Designz because

she likes the New Brighton area. Clients

can book appointments through her

Facebook page, Amy’s Beauty, or in store.

Massage therapist Lilian offers

relaxation massage therapy every Friday

in the clinic. Lilian holds the New Zealand

Diploma in Wellness & Relaxation

Massage and says “massage connects the

mind, body and spirit, and supports any

changes happening in your life”. She offers

whole body massage, but especially likes

working on clients’ arms, shoulders and

neck.

Lilian enjoys working in the beach

environment of New Brighton, and

believes the sea air creates wholeness and

reinforces people’s wellbeing.

So, for fashion, alterations, beauty

and massage therapy visit Soh Designz,

opposite Subway, 92 New Brighton Mall.

Barb Lawson has an

extensive background

in fashion design.

Lilian provides

whole body massage

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Shirley aces it at Nga Puna Wai



• By Gordon Findlater

SHIRLEY BOYS’ High School

broke in the new tennis facilities

at Nga Puna Wai by winning the

Boys Cup as part of the national

secondary schools teams finals.

The team of Reece Falck, Jordan

Edwards and Luca Landells

won the cup by defeating Fielding

High School 2-1 in the final

last week. The tournament was

the first national tennis tournament

played at the recently

opened Nga Puna Wai Sports

Hub.

The cup competition was

played in conjunction with the

national secondary school championships

- the country’s top

secondary school tournament -

being held at Wilding Park.

Through the five singles

matches Falck played during the

tournament he dropped just two

games.

In their first pool game Shirley

defeated Marlborough Boys’ College

3-0. Falck won his opening

match 6-0, 6-0, while Edwards

accounted was just as dominant

in a 6-0, 6-1 victory in the other

singles tie. SBHS then completed

the clean sweep when Falck

teamed up with Landells to win

the doubles tie 6-4, 6-4.

SBHS swept Auckland’s

Lynfield College in their second

pool game 3-0. Flack won again

without dropping a game and

Landells won the second singles

tie 6-3, 6-2. Falck and Edwards

WINNERS: Luca Landells, Reece Falck and Jordan Edwards

won the Boys Cup title as part of national secondary schools

teams finals.

then combined to comfortably

win the doubles tie 6-1, 6-1.

In their final pool match SBHS

came up against Fielding High

School. Falck again was perfect

6-0, 6-0. The team then dropped

their first point of the tournament

when Landells was defeated

2-6, 6-4, 7-10. However, SBHS

clinched the doubles and the tie

when Edwards and Falck won

6-1, 6-2.

The three victories saw SBHS

top their pool to set up a semifinal

against Hamilton’s St Pauls

Collegiate School.

Falck once again got his team

off to a perfect start with a 6-0,

6-0 win. Edwards then clinched

the tie with a gutsy 6-2, 1-6, 10-5

victory. With the tie already

decided the doubles wasn’t

played.

In the final Falck secured a

6-0, 6-2 over Connor Backhouse.

Edwards then sealed the title

with 6-1, 6-3 win against

Jonty Stewart. In the doubles

Backhouse and Stewart defeated

Edwards and Landells 2-6, 2-6.

DOMINANT: Reece Falck dropped just two games in his five

singles matches at the tournament.

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Your Local Views

SENIOR LIVING

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Aspire Canterbury

Rates increase

‘isn’t sustainable’

Fendalton-

Waimairi-

Harewood

Community

Board

chairman

and

chartered accountant

Sam MacDonald

writes about concerns

over rate increases

ARE WE being rated out

of our own homes?

I regularly have

ratepayers contact me

expressing their concerns

over the rate rises, and

the idea that we will all

eventually be “rated out

of our own homes.” It

particularly worries me

for the large fixed income

population across our

community.

It’s appropriate for me

to note this is my personal

view and I’m not speaking

on behalf of our board as I

write this.

As an area, we

contribute just over $100

million in rates to the

council each year, so when

we factor in the yearly

increases, this is a large

contribution from us all

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I want to share with

you the most common

questions and concerns

I get locally from

residents: Do we need

more cycleways? What’s

happening with our

water? Why did the town

hall cost us millions more

than planned? Why are

our roads still the way

they are?

What would you add to

that list? Here’s mine: In

my household, my rates

now cost more than the

cost of my power bill,

what more am I getting

for that?

The council draft

Annual Plan has been out

for public submissions

over the past several

weeks. This has been

an opportunity for us

all to have a say and to

tell councillors and the

mayor what we think

the priorities are in our

city, whether that be

local projects or the rates

charged to us all.

As you will recall, the

council 10-year Long

Term Plan was set last

year, which on current

projections would mean

our rates will increase

by 50 per cent over this

period.

That isn’t sustainable

and nowhere near

the annual inflation

increase.

Whether it be deferring

spending money on some

new projects, getting

greater operational

efficiency within the

council or being as bold as

imposing a rates increase

cap, it’s clear something

has to change.

I hope you are able

to follow the city council

debate and amendments

over the Annual Plan in

the coming weeks, I know

I will be.

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What you think about

increasing rates? Email

your views to matt.

slaughter@starmedia.

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Centuries old folk remedy supports

good health!

A fermented liquid health tonic offers an

array of powerful health benefits. It is none

other than the popular apple cider vinegar

or ACV.

Since the time of Hippocrates – the

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In his popular book “ARTHRITIS &

FOLK MEDICINE”, DR. D.C. Jarvis

reports how he found that Vermonters

who regularly consumed ACV and

Honey had excellent health with many

putting in a vigorous day’s work on the

farm even when well into their eighties.

He also noted the effects of ACV and H

on arthritis to be remarkable with many

patients reporting almost total relief

after taking a course of the mixture.

Dr. Jarvis surmised that the acid and

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HOME & HEATING

Bathroom

Ventilation

The extraction of air from the bathroom

should be a priority for all houses and

commercial buildings.

Bathrooms can generate a large quantity

of steam and odours. It is important this

compromised air does not circulate around

the house.

Bathroom odours can be unpleasant,

especially when near living, sleeping or

working areas.

The moisture generated by showers and

baths can be damaging to your home and

furnishings and be a major contribution

to condensation. Damp houses are not a

healthy environment for anyone to live in,

especially for children or other vulnerable

people.

By extracting air from the bathroom to

outside, warmer air from inside the house

will move in to the bathroom. Whereas

opening a window can draw cold air into

the bathroom and blow the smelly, moisture

laden bathroom air into the house.

Modern houses are built to be very

airtight and require mechanical ventilation

such as extraction fans or heat exchanger

systems. Although older houses can be

draughty, the air often flows in the wrong

direction. Therefore, they also usually

require mechanical ventilation to keep the

air quality higher.

The quality of the air we breathe affects

our health and ability to perform. We

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litres of air every day. It is therefore very

important to ensure good air quality

indoors through adequate ventilation.

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Are you struggling with the heat of

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With new regulations coming in for

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ventilation can lead to mould growth and

dampness in your property, leading to

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living environment. Providing a fixed

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running costs, like a heat pump, will enable

your tenants to heat the area effectively.

It will also discourage them from using

unflued gas heaters which can make a

house damp and mouldy.

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JP Clinic at Shirley Library

Tuesday, 10am-1pm

A justice of the peace will

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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 not to 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 on

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-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

sessions

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

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

On Thursday, 10-11.30am, at the New Brighton Library, go along and get help with your CV. A

librarian will be on hand to offer guidance on creating, updating and editing your CV. Free, no

bookings required.

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 along and

join in a friendly game.


Rd

Golden Oldies Movie

Screening – It happened to Jane

Monday, 1pm

Go along and watch this

1959 romance starring Doris

Day. After a shipment of fresh

lobsters isn’t delivered on time

to Jane Osgood, a widowed

mother of two running a failing

restaurant supply business in

Maine, she hires her lawyer

friend George Denham to sue the

railroad company she believes is

responsible for the damages. $2

donation, come early for a cuppa

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

Marine Pde

Enter our colouring

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or drop off to your local Harcourts Four Seasons Office

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Rangiora, Rolleston or The Palms) before 10.00am

Thursday 18 th April 2019.

Winning entries will be notified on Thursday 18 th April by

phone and displayed on our Facebook page.

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or collected from any of the above offices.

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The New Zealand Mounted

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A CRACKDOWN on mobile

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However, the public has li tle

interest in having input into the

i sue.

Only eight submi sions were

received for a potential bylaw

aimed at regulating commercial

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The district council wi l be

holding a hearing for the Public

Places Bylaw and Policy on Commercial

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Public Places.

A hearing i scheduled to be

held on Thursday.

The bylaw comes as an increasing

number of mobile traders

are s eking to operate in Selwyn,

especia ly during the summer

months.

In the past year, the district

council has received five inquiries

about se ting up a mobile busine s

on private or public land.

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funding.

Signatures are being co lected

in a bid to get funding for a community

facility in Shirley.

It comes after the city council

removed funding for the centre

pla ned for Shirley Rd, near the

intersection with Hi ls Rd. This

was the site of the former community

centre, which was badly

damaged in the February 2,

20 1, earthquake.

The removal o funding

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chairwoman Ali Jones to threaten

to stand down, citing it as her “die

in the ditch” project.

Ms Jone said the board’s role

is to represen the community,

and by gathering signatures from

residents, it was fulfi ling that

role.

“One of the roles of a community

board is to represent and act

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Handforth said it may be able to

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person conducting a busine s or

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New Brighton surf club opts

an a se sment visi to the site

and is engaging with the owner

to advise them that it is their

responsibility to manage their

Different parts of the car park

are owned by various people

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in the past has b en ge ting in

touch with the landlords and

owners and ge ting them to

agr e to anything. “The board

a preciates that multi-ownership

of the parking space may present

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year’s World Butchers’ Challenge

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From New World Ferry Rd

to second in the

world

Body corporate chairman Mike

White said the group had gone

into mediation with IAG and EQC

the agr ement, there’ l be no

problem with them doing that.”

The apartment suffered damage

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