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The Star Thursday May 30 2019 inside Memorial site for rabbits..................................6 Hagley Oval lights..................................................9 Cruise ships may breach rules ...............10 21-year-old Angela Blackmoore What to do this weekend.............................12 Popcorn, toddlers at the movies...........15 Crosswords and sudoku...............................37 Gig guide....................................................................49 newsroom Julia Evans News 021 914 742 Julia.Evans@starmedia.kiwi Teen model’s passport to success see page 16 Sophie Cornish News 021 915 924 Sophie.Cornish@starmedia.kiwi Gordon Findlater Sport 027408 1993 Gordon.Findlater@starmedia.kiwi Barry Clarke Editor in Chief 021 359 426 Barry@starmedia.kiwi advertising Shane Victor Advertising Manager 021 381 765 Shane.Victor@starmedia.kiwi Send us your best pics and be in to win see page 19 Classified advertising: 379 1100 General inquiries: 379 7100 A division of Allied Press Regional Manager: Steve McCaughan PO Box 1467, Christchurch 359 Lincoln Road, Addington www.starmedia.kiwi St Andrew’s lose cup in less than 48 hours see page 41 Back in the medals: Kyle Harpur won silver and bronze at the Special Olympics World Games www.star.kiwi/2019/05/videospecial-olympian-kyle-back-in-themedals/ Name the hot pools: What will the planned New Brighton hot pools be known as? www.star.kiwi/2019/04/hot-poolsname-debate-underway/ $53,000 WORTH OF PRIZES TO BE WON! Have you heard about our latest offer? $20 EAR WAX REMOVAL & HEARING CHECK Normally priced at $45, this limited time offer is only available at our Ferrymead Clinic. Appointments must be booked before 31 July 2019. Ferrymead Bay Audiology | 1/1025 Ferry Road Appointments only available to people aged 18 years & over. BOOK NOW on 03 550 0529 bayaudiology.co.nz/wax-20
The Star Thursday May 30 2019 news online at www.star.kiwi Mild winter may be on the way IF YOU have enjoyed the balmy May weather – more could be on the way. Blue Skies Weather and Climate Services Ltd owner Tony Trewinnard said there is no indication this winter will be any warmer, colder, wetter or drier than normal. However, Christchurch should expect to see more south-westerly winds than usual, he said. “Obviously what is coming up in the next 10 days is good example of that . . . while southwesterlies often make things cold, this isn’t always the case.” “We have had a lot of south-west winds through the month of May and yet our daytime temperatures Tony Trewinnard have been quite mild. Our night times have been fairly cold and we have had some light frosts and that’s typical when you get southwesterlies.” “But that doesn’t mean that’s going to be the pattern all through the winter, there will be periods where the wind flow comes from all directions,” said Mr Trewinnard. When comparing the predictions of this season to previous similar seasons, Mr Trewinnard said we could see more cloudy days. “(We could see) a number of cloudy days and nights, which could produce less frostiness. That could be one of the characteristics we see.” Making election waves • By Julia Evans AFTER 40 years on the airwaves, James Daniels now wants to make waves at the city council table. The 64-year-old veteran radio DJ will take on David East for the Coastal Ward in October’s local body elections. It comes a week after medical supplies salesman Kelly Barber announced he would also contest the seat for Labour-aligned The People’s Choice. Mr Daniels grew up in the area, attending South, Central and North New Brighton schools. “This community is me. I’ve grown up in Union St, Gresham Tce, Collingwood St, Rae Lane, Brentwood St, Marriotts Rd and still live in Betula Pl, so I know the area, its history, its issues and the fact that we’ve been let down by the city’s governors,” Mr Daniels said. “The current low point is the state of our ward. There are still too many house and basic infrastructure repairs to be started or completed.” He is best known for his 40-year broadcasting career – including being one half of ‘James and Ken’ with Ken Ellis in the 1980s and more recently co-hosting The Breeze breakfast show with Hilary Muir. But he has also held governance roles for 25 years. Mr Daniels spent almost 20 years on the tribal council for his iwi Ngai Tahu, two terms on the board of Touch New Zealand and a foundation director of More FM. He is currently on the board of Ngai Tahu Property Ltd, with roles in media and charitable sectors. “The council needs people with proven, good governance skills because we have some strategic, yet complex, difficult decisions to make,” Mr Daniels said. “I’ll bring energy, expertise and a fresh perspective to the process . . . this area is where I grew up and where I will grow old.” Mr Daniels said New Brighton Rd was “embarrassingly broken” and should be only for fourwheel-drives. The Estuary edge and Southshore are also in need of a lot of work and proposed rates rises are too high, he said. Incumbent Cr East knows Mr BEACH: Veteran radio DJ James Daniels has announced he is running for the city council’s Coastal Ward in October’s local body elections. Daniels well – he was a few years ahead of him at Shirley Boys’ High School. “I never thought I’d go into this election without competition and I respect his right to have a go.” Cr East said they both have long family connections to the area and he wasn’t going to take Mr Daniels’ candidacy lightly. “I’m not going to pick holes in my opposition, I’m going to let my own track record speak for itself.” NEWS 3 in brief Reward gets 40 responses Police have received 40 responses following the announcement of a $100,000 reward for the unsolved murder of 21-year-old Angela Blackmoore in 1995. The responses were received at the 0800 tipline, set up for Operation Vancouver. The pregnant mother was stabbed 39 times in her Wainoni home on August 17. No one has been arrested in connection to her death. ‘Egg boy’ gives $100k to March 15 victims About $100,000 has been donated to the March 15 terror victims and their families by Australia’s infamous ‘egg boy’. William Connolly, 17, made international headlines after breaking an egg on the head of controversial Australian senator Fraser Anning, who blamed Muslim immigration for the shooting. A Go Fund Me page was set up for Mr Connolly following the incident. On Tuesday he revealed through his Instagram page that he donated all the proceeds raised to the Christchurch Foundation and Victim Support. Serious assault on Hills Rd A man was left with serious injuries and another has been charged following an assault on Hills Rd on Sunday. Michael David Kennedy, 25, appeared in the district court on Monday facing one charge of injuring with intent to injure. The 34-year-old victim was taken to hospital following the incident in Mairehau at about 5pm. No weapons were involved. Part of Hills Rd was closed overnight and on Monday morning, minimising access to Mairehau High School. 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