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TUESDAY, JUNE <strong>18</strong>, <strong>2019</strong><br />
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• By Gordon Findlater<br />
TONY RALFE was recognised<br />
for 51 years of involvement<br />
at the Bishopdale Tennis<br />
Club by receiving the Ian<br />
Jones Memorial Award at the<br />
Canterbury Tennis Awards.<br />
Ralfe, who is approaching 70,<br />
has been made a life member by<br />
Bishopdale, Wilding Park and<br />
Canterbury Tennis. For almost<br />
34 years he has also owned<br />
and operated a sports shop at<br />
Bishopdale Mall. However,<br />
he is currently trying to sell<br />
Bishopdale Sports World with<br />
the idea of taking to the road<br />
with his tennis racket stringing<br />
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Funding<br />
shortfall if<br />
intersection<br />
lights are<br />
approved<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
MORE THAN half of the 1085<br />
submissions on the Harewood,<br />
Breens and Gardiners junction<br />
signalled support for $1.2 million<br />
traffic lights.<br />
But if the option is approved,<br />
the city council will need to find<br />
$800,000 to fund it.<br />
A proposal on two options to<br />
upgrade safety at the intersection<br />
bought in the highest amount<br />
of feedback from May 6 to <strong>June</strong><br />
10 of any of the city council’s<br />
consultations in the last 12<br />
months.<br />
Head of transport Richard<br />
Osborne said staff are still in<br />
the process of analysing the<br />
submissions for the Harewood,<br />
Breens and Gardiners Rds<br />
intersection but confirmed<br />
the majority supported the<br />
installation of traffic lights.<br />
The other option, which is the<br />
city council’s preferred option, is<br />
to make both Gardiners Rd and<br />
Breens Rd left turn in and left<br />
turn out only, and installing a<br />
traffic-light controlled pedestrian<br />
crossing – which would cost<br />
$400,000.<br />
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THE PEOPLE have spoken (see page 1).<br />
They want traffic lights at the<br />
troublesome Harewood, Breens and<br />
Gardiners Rds intersection.<br />
Troublesome for motorists – but<br />
troublesome too for the city council.<br />
More than half of the 1085 public submissions on the<br />
intersection are in favour of the second option for planned<br />
improvements. But that will cost $1.2 million and the city<br />
council only has $400,000, earmarked for option one. That<br />
involves changes to the intersection’s layout.<br />
But the city council says it doesn’t have the other $800,000 for<br />
what people actually want.<br />
So if the city council decides to go with the majority, there<br />
are likely to be more delays to improving the intersection until<br />
funding is found.<br />
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Traffic decision welcomed<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
Mark Wilson<br />
ONE OF the main drivers in<br />
opposing a traffic management<br />
plan for St Albans, Mark Wilson,<br />
has applauded its rejection.<br />
On Thursday, the city council<br />
voted not to endorse the Downstream<br />
Effects Management<br />
Plan, which was designed to<br />
mitigate traffic<br />
when the $240<br />
million Northern<br />
Corridor<br />
opens next<br />
year.<br />
Mr Wilson,<br />
who is a St Albans<br />
resident,<br />
helped organised<br />
a<br />
2400-signature petition opposing<br />
the DEMP last year as the<br />
community felt it prioritised<br />
vehicles above people.<br />
He said there is still a long way<br />
to go before the community get<br />
the outcome they want but the<br />
decision is a step in the right<br />
direction.<br />
“The overriding feeling is that<br />
the community is thankful that<br />
staff have tried their best and<br />
that they will continue to try<br />
their best,” Mr Wilson said.<br />
The DEMP did not address<br />
traffic volumes on Cranford St<br />
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Elected members unanimously<br />
passed the recommendations<br />
by the joint Linwood-Central-<br />
Heathcote and Papanui-Innes<br />
community boards to turn down<br />
the plan. The recommendations<br />
passed were slightly amended<br />
version from what the joint community<br />
boards resolved.<br />
In spite of the plan being<br />
turned down, one resolution<br />
was that staff proceed with the<br />
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This includes intersection upgrades<br />
along Cranford, Berwick<br />
and Warrington Sts, clearways<br />
along Cranford St, traffic calming<br />
on a number of local streets,<br />
vehicle and environmental<br />
monitoring, lower speed zones,<br />
safe access to schools and safe<br />
cycling routes.<br />
Staff will work with the<br />
strategic partners – NZTA,<br />
Environment Canterbury and<br />
Waimakariri District Council –<br />
to deliver these measures.<br />
The joint community boards<br />
will remain heavily involved in<br />
oversight of the project and will<br />
be regularly updated on whether<br />
the upgrades are on track to be<br />
PROTEST:<br />
St Albans<br />
residents who<br />
piled into the<br />
Civic Offices<br />
on Thursday<br />
were pleased<br />
to hear that the<br />
city council did<br />
not endorse the<br />
Downstream<br />
Effects<br />
Management<br />
Plan.<br />
completed before the CNC opens.<br />
Mr Wilson said the main<br />
project the community wants to<br />
see delivered is an “express bus<br />
service that reduces the number<br />
of single car commuters.”<br />
This was part of an alternative<br />
plan developed by traffic engineer<br />
Axel Wilke that uses two of<br />
the four lanes of the Northern<br />
Arterial for busses.<br />
Said Mr Wilke: “The agencies<br />
delivering the project are, at this<br />
point, considering a city-bound<br />
high-occupancy vehicle lane<br />
and express bus services for four<br />
hours per day. We argue that’s<br />
not good enough yet, and we will<br />
further work with the agencies<br />
to advance their thinking.”<br />
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and these are now being repaired<br />
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FUNDING: If traffic lights are approved for the Harewood,<br />
Breens and Gardiners Rds intersection, the city council would<br />
need to allocate $800,000 in additional funding to the project.<br />
Possible lights funding concern<br />
•From page 1<br />
Mr Osborne said if the traffic<br />
lights are approved, the city<br />
council would need to allocate<br />
additional funding to the project<br />
as part of the Annual Plan and<br />
Long Term Plan process.<br />
This means another existing<br />
project would need to be deferred<br />
or a rates increase would<br />
be needed to provide<br />
the additional budget<br />
required.<br />
However, if the city<br />
council’s preferred option<br />
was approved, work<br />
could begin in the first<br />
half of 2020 as it has<br />
allocated $400,000 towards<br />
the upgrades and<br />
it would likely be eligible<br />
for a funding subsidy<br />
from the Government.<br />
City councillor and<br />
chairwoman of the<br />
infrastructure, transport<br />
and environment committee,<br />
Pauline Cotter<br />
said funding was “quite<br />
clearly spelt out in the<br />
document.”<br />
“The question is, did<br />
people read it properly or did<br />
people just vote emotionally and<br />
say ‘traffic lights sound like a<br />
good idea, let’s tick that’,” said Cr<br />
Cotter.<br />
“There’s a big queue for the<br />
money in Christchurch as we are<br />
all very aware of and this is not<br />
one of the most dangerous intersections<br />
in the city.”<br />
The intersection is currently<br />
ranked number 61 on a list of<br />
the city’s 100 most dangerous<br />
intersections.<br />
“It would seem quite bizarre to<br />
accelerate that above the priority<br />
programme and I think other<br />
communities could well question<br />
that and ask why it’s happening,”<br />
Cr Cotter said.<br />
But Harewood Ward city councillor<br />
Aaron Keown said<br />
the intersection is a “safety<br />
issue” and that other<br />
communities would not<br />
judge its funding if they<br />
“believed in democracy.”<br />
“If that’s the logic then<br />
we should apply it to funding<br />
community centres,<br />
swimming pools and all<br />
Aaron Keown<br />
the other things that are<br />
nice to have.”<br />
He said the city council<br />
can apply for a subsidy for<br />
the intersection from the<br />
New Zealand Transport<br />
Agency.<br />
“My expectation as an<br />
elected member and a<br />
ratepayer is that our staff<br />
would do that,” he said.<br />
Pauline Cotter<br />
“I will be keeping a<br />
very close eye on the application<br />
we make for the funding of the<br />
intersection to make sure it has<br />
the best chance possible of succeeding,”<br />
Cr Keown said.<br />
A report on the two options<br />
will come before the Fendalton-<br />
Waimairi-Harewood Community<br />
Board who will make<br />
a recommendation to the city<br />
council.<br />
After that, the city council will<br />
make its final decision.<br />
Fundraiser has dual role<br />
THE FIGHT to end period<br />
poverty is under way.<br />
The Fill-a-Bag fundraiser<br />
for The Good Fund is being<br />
held in 16 locations nationwide<br />
throughout <strong>June</strong>.<br />
Kimberli Schuitman, co-founder<br />
of The Good Fund, is hosting<br />
the Christchurch event from<br />
2-4pm on <strong>June</strong> 22 at the Landsdowne<br />
Community Centre.<br />
Ms Schuitman said the fundraiser<br />
pulled together two things<br />
that were extremely important<br />
to her.<br />
“Period poverty is rife in New<br />
Zealand and by talking about<br />
it we can break down taboos<br />
and create an awareness around<br />
this cycle of poverty that keeps<br />
children from achieving their<br />
learning milestones. It is about<br />
ensuring menstruating people<br />
in New Zealand have easy and<br />
affordable access to sustainable<br />
and more comfortable menstrual<br />
products,” she said.<br />
They are currently seeking<br />
donations of children’s clothing<br />
that will be recirculated from<br />
a family who no longer needs<br />
them to another in need to keep<br />
them out of a landfill, says Ms<br />
Schuitman.<br />
To date the quality of the<br />
clothing donated has been incredible,<br />
a lot of people will walk<br />
away with a real bargain.<br />
They are also looking for bags<br />
Tennis identity recognised<br />
•From page 1<br />
“I’ll just keep a stringing<br />
machine and trot round the<br />
country and Wilding Park,<br />
picking up the odd thing when<br />
there’s a tournament on,” said<br />
Ralfe.<br />
“In smaller places like<br />
Greymouth or Kaikoura if<br />
you break a string on Saturday<br />
morning you can’t get it restrung,<br />
but: “I used to play veterans and<br />
take the machine with me. You<br />
can restring between games quite<br />
comfortably.”<br />
Ralfe isn’t just accustomed<br />
to doing restrings for talented<br />
recycled from online grocery orders<br />
that will be given on arrival<br />
to fill with baby clothes.<br />
Entry is $10 and anyone is welcome<br />
from parents, guardians<br />
to grandparents, Ms Schuitman<br />
said.<br />
There will be lots of other fun<br />
stuff happening as well as an<br />
information table about reusable<br />
menstrual products.<br />
“The fundraiser is an important<br />
event in bringing Christchurch<br />
communities together to<br />
share baby clothes, catch up with<br />
friends and raise awareness of<br />
period poverty in our community,”<br />
she said.<br />
“The Good fund is all about<br />
giving access to reusable menstrual<br />
products to people that<br />
would normally be unable to afford<br />
them,” Ms Schuitman said.<br />
All proceeds raised will go<br />
juniors and veteran players, every<br />
January he travels to Auckland<br />
for the ASB Classic where he has<br />
serviced rackets for the world’s<br />
best players including Serena<br />
Williams.<br />
“I went this year. I may have<br />
had my swansong. I’ve had 15<br />
years up there and I’m getting<br />
too old for it now. The hours are<br />
long and it’s fairly tough work,<br />
but I haven’t fully decided yet,”<br />
said Ralfe.<br />
Award winners:<br />
Personality of the year – Dylis<br />
Hancox and Sue Dennis.<br />
Junior female player of the year<br />
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celebrating<br />
the launch<br />
of the<br />
fundraiser.<br />
towards The Good Fund that<br />
helps New Zealand women<br />
nationwide have a choice to access<br />
and be educated on reusable<br />
sanitary products.<br />
There, women can buy sustainable<br />
sanitary products or<br />
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get discounted products. www.<br />
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Due to the success of the first<br />
Fill-a-Bag in Hamilton in March<br />
that raised over $3000, Ms<br />
Schuitman is hoping for similar<br />
success in Christchurch. She<br />
hopes that this will be a yearly<br />
event to help awareness around<br />
period poverty.<br />
Donations of kids clothing<br />
ages 0-5 years can be dropped<br />
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9-2.30pm weekdays or email My<br />
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– Abby Mason<br />
Junior male player of the year –<br />
Reece Falck<br />
Club coach of the year – Gareth<br />
Robb<br />
Performance coach of the year –<br />
Andrew Falck<br />
Volunteer of the year – Gordon<br />
Collingwood<br />
Administrator of the year –<br />
Megan Bruynel<br />
Ian Jones memorial award –<br />
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Player of the year – Tessa<br />
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Fendalton centre may get more services<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
ANOTHER ONE-stop shop may<br />
be on the cards for the northwest<br />
– this time in Fendalton.<br />
The city council is considering<br />
expanding the Fendalton Library<br />
Service Centre to offer postal<br />
services, bill payments and Metro<br />
card purchases.<br />
The city council also<br />
announced recently that its<br />
Papanui Service Centre will<br />
soon offer these services, as<br />
it has become a full NZ Post<br />
agent. The move prompted<br />
Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood<br />
Community Board chairman<br />
Sam MacDonald to request the<br />
same for the Fendalton centre.<br />
The Fendalton centre is<br />
currently closed while a $1.1<br />
million upgrade is made to<br />
the interior and exterior of the<br />
building. It is set to reopen on<br />
July 29.<br />
“When you’re spending money<br />
to redo the library like that, we<br />
should do it right.”<br />
Since the closure of the Fendalton<br />
Post Shop in 2015, the centre<br />
has been providing basic postal<br />
services.<br />
Mr MacDonald asked the city<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
MERIVALE’S POST shop will<br />
remain open.<br />
NZ Post last week announced<br />
it has partnered with<br />
stationery business<br />
Paper Tree Local,<br />
which will move<br />
into the Kiwibank<br />
premises at <strong>18</strong>3<br />
Papanui Rd.<br />
NZ Post needed to<br />
find a new business<br />
partner in order<br />
to stay afloat after<br />
Kiwibank announced<br />
it will close the<br />
Papanui Rd branch.<br />
Kiwibank services will be<br />
available until 3pm on <strong>June</strong> 28,<br />
and the store will then close<br />
while renovations are made over<br />
two days.<br />
council to consider adding bill<br />
payments and the purchase of<br />
Metro cards.<br />
“There are five schools within<br />
After July 1, Paper Tree Local<br />
will continue to deliver the<br />
postal services and bill payments<br />
which are currently available<br />
at the store. All postal services<br />
will be available from<br />
July 1 but bill paying<br />
services will start on July<br />
30.<br />
Paper Tree manager<br />
Hiren Amin, who also<br />
runs Papercraft, which<br />
is a partner of Lincoln<br />
NZ Post, wanted to open<br />
a second location and<br />
continue the partnership.<br />
“We’ve seen how much<br />
the community value<br />
these services at our Lincoln<br />
location, and we want the<br />
Merivale community to know<br />
we will be ready to help out<br />
with their postal needs from<br />
day one. Partnering with NZ<br />
close proximity to the library,<br />
including two large secondary<br />
schools – Burnside High School<br />
and Christchurch Boys’ High<br />
Post is exciting for us, and we<br />
can’t wait to serve the Merivale<br />
community.”<br />
Said NZ Post head of retail<br />
Mark Yagmich: “This model of<br />
working with local businesses<br />
works well for our customers,<br />
who now also have access to<br />
our partner’s products. We are<br />
excited to continue working in<br />
this way in this location.”<br />
“It is also a more financially<br />
sustainable way of working<br />
for NZ Post in an ever-changing<br />
mix of postal services usage . . .<br />
it’s also good for the businesses<br />
we work with, as they enjoy<br />
additional income both from<br />
transacting postal services on<br />
our behalf and by having more<br />
customers coming through<br />
their doors to pick up their<br />
parcel or send a postcard,” he<br />
said.<br />
School. (The community board)<br />
believe that having the option to<br />
purchase Metro cards from the<br />
service centre would be of great<br />
convenience to our residents,” he<br />
said. “We are also conscious of<br />
the needs of our older residents,<br />
who often prefer to pay their bills<br />
in person rather than online.”<br />
A response from chief<br />
executive Karleen Edwards said<br />
the city council is in discussion<br />
with NZ Post about providing<br />
bill payment services within the<br />
Fendalton area.<br />
“Proximity of other NZ Post<br />
plus centres and customer<br />
demand are considerations that<br />
they will investigate further,” she<br />
said.<br />
An update is expected by the<br />
end of the month.<br />
Dr Edwards said the city<br />
council is also in discussion with<br />
Environment Canterbury over<br />
Metro card services to cover gaps<br />
in coverage.<br />
“Further work is under way<br />
to identify high demand areas<br />
and the development of an<br />
appropriate rollout strategy.”<br />
•HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you<br />
want to see the Fendalton<br />
Library and Service Centre<br />
become a one-stop<br />
shop? Email your views to<br />
jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi<br />
New Paper Tree Local store to take over Merivale NZ Post<br />
Hiren Amin<br />
CONVENIENCE: Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood Community Board chairman Sam MacDonald<br />
has asked the city council to look at expanding the services offered at Fendalton Library and<br />
Service Centre.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
NEW PARTNER: NZ Post services will continue to be offered at<br />
<strong>18</strong>3 Papanui Rd when Paper Tree Local opens on July 1.<br />
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New zones to<br />
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AS THE WAY we live changes, so<br />
too does The Star Home and Living<br />
Show – it is keeping up to date with<br />
the latest design and technology.<br />
Events manager Lisa Lynch says<br />
she is excited<br />
about two new<br />
zones which<br />
have been<br />
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event to inspire<br />
and hopefully<br />
get people<br />
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“The Innovative Living Zone<br />
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you wish to feel in your space,” she<br />
said. This zone will include an<br />
interactive, innovative living<br />
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a coffee and be inspired.<br />
The Eco Zone will showcase<br />
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Retired ‘musketeers’ still helping<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
A TRIO of retired friends –<br />
dubbed “the three musketeers”<br />
– were recognised for their<br />
services to Ronald McDonald<br />
House on Monday.<br />
Gus Gale, of Belfast, David<br />
Chappie (Avonhead) and Neil<br />
Fleming (Ilam), all former<br />
teachers, received an award<br />
from Volunteering Canterbury<br />
for their work over the past five<br />
years.<br />
They meet every Wednesday<br />
morning to help with a range<br />
of tasks at Ronald McDonald<br />
House on Cashel St, such as<br />
keeping the grounds tidy,<br />
fixing toys, washing waste bins,<br />
plumbing and electrical repairs.<br />
Said Mr Chappie: “I was<br />
surprised because we certainly<br />
don’t come here to look for any<br />
accolade, we come here because<br />
it’s a worthwhile organisation<br />
that we have heard about that we<br />
could help at ground level.”<br />
“The people here are so<br />
accommodating and making<br />
everyone feel so welcome. The<br />
families are going through a<br />
tough patch in their lives but<br />
there’s a joy all the way from<br />
the staff to the mums and dads<br />
and the kids being picked up<br />
and cuddled. There’s a quality<br />
here I don’t think you would<br />
find in many other institutions.<br />
It’s a quality based on love<br />
and concern for one’s human<br />
beings.”<br />
Ronald McDonald<br />
House offers support and<br />
accommodation to families with<br />
children in hospital.<br />
The three musketeers’ shared<br />
background in education adds<br />
up to a total of more than 120<br />
years at primary, secondary and<br />
university level.<br />
NOR’WEST NEWS<br />
VOLUNTEERS: Friends<br />
and former teachers David<br />
Chappie, Neil Fleming<br />
and Gus Gale meet every<br />
Wednesday to undertake<br />
odd jobs at Ronald<br />
McDonald House.<br />
Said Mr Fleming: “In those<br />
years we have accumulated<br />
some useful skills that Ronald<br />
McDonald House finds helpful.”<br />
Mr Fleming started<br />
volunteering to use up his excess<br />
energy.<br />
Mr Chappie and Mr Gale<br />
agreed to help “on one<br />
condition” – after each<br />
morning’s work they go out for<br />
lunch and a beer.<br />
“We decided to set a pseudochallenge<br />
by limiting our choice<br />
of lunch place to new or recently<br />
changed venues. We range<br />
widely with a requirement that<br />
the selected venue has to serve<br />
beer and it has to be new to us,”<br />
Mr Fleming said.<br />
He said each lunch is spiced<br />
with recollections from their<br />
friendship, which has lasted at<br />
least 10 years.<br />
“Some (stories) stray from<br />
the truth but have greater<br />
entertainment value,” he said.
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Gender neutral loos for Burnside High<br />
• By Tatiana Gibbs<br />
THE SOUTH Island’s largest<br />
high school will soon have a<br />
gender neutral bathroom.<br />
Burnside High School is<br />
following a nationwide trend<br />
of being inclusive and diverse<br />
by planning a gender neutral<br />
toilet facility, which is due to<br />
be completed<br />
next month<br />
for use in term<br />
three.<br />
Principal<br />
Phil Holstein<br />
said the<br />
move was<br />
in response<br />
to students<br />
Phil Holstein<br />
who wanted<br />
a gender<br />
diverse space where they feel<br />
comfortable.<br />
The new bathroom will be in<br />
the school’s central block.<br />
“This is a big step for us in<br />
order to acknowledge and<br />
recognise our gender neutral<br />
students,” Mr Holstein said.<br />
Burnside High follows<br />
Beckenham Primary School<br />
and Lincoln High School,<br />
which also have gender neutral<br />
bathrooms.<br />
The trend has been supported<br />
by the Ministry of Education,<br />
which has funded the facility at<br />
Burnside High.<br />
The school has a total roll of<br />
INCLUSIVE: Burnside High School’s new gender neutral bathroom is due to be finished next<br />
month in time for term three.<br />
about 2500 students and has a<br />
LGBTQ+ club, which has been<br />
in place for four years.<br />
Teacher in charge of the<br />
club Karen Healey said<br />
Burnside High has students<br />
who feel “uncomfortable using<br />
bathrooms that don’t match<br />
their gender identity.”<br />
“We really want schools<br />
to be a safe and supporting<br />
environment for students, and<br />
that can mean adjusting our<br />
mind, language and even our<br />
buildings,” she said.<br />
It follows Burnside High’s<br />
decision to open up the<br />
school uniform regulations to<br />
interpretation by students.<br />
Students can now choose<br />
what school uniform items they<br />
are comfortable in, rather than<br />
being restricted to clothing by<br />
gender identity.<br />
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Now<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
Dead kauri<br />
tree to be<br />
replaced<br />
in Papanui<br />
A KAURI tree which died several<br />
weeks after it was planted at St<br />
James Park, Papanui, will be<br />
replaced by a japanese maple tree.<br />
The 12m kauri had to be<br />
removed due to a problem with<br />
its roots. The city council will also<br />
add some flowering cherry trees<br />
along the main path and several<br />
wollemi pines.<br />
Wollemi pines are considered<br />
one of the world’s rarest plants<br />
and are critically endangered<br />
in the wild. The oldest wollemi<br />
tree fossil is 200 million-yearsold,<br />
but the first living plant was<br />
only discovered 25 years ago in<br />
Australia’s Blue Mountains.<br />
Papanui-Innes Community<br />
Board member John Stringer<br />
said the kauri tree’s decline was<br />
mainly caused by girdling roots,<br />
which meant the tree strangled<br />
itself below ground.<br />
He said city council staff dug up<br />
and water blasted the roots and on<br />
inspection found the root system<br />
was deformed.<br />
Due to the advanced state of<br />
the tree’s decline and its root<br />
deformities, corrective measures<br />
were not an option.<br />
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• By Jess Gibson<br />
COTSWOLD SCHOOL’S Freya Hall<br />
hardly ever stops dancing.<br />
Outside of the five hours she spends<br />
practicing at Silhouette Studios City in<br />
Linwood every week, Freya, 7, constantly<br />
uses dance to “express how she is feeling.”<br />
Her mum, Laura Hall, who lives in<br />
Bishopdale, said Freya will dance to a<br />
genre of music that fits her mood until it is<br />
time to go to bed.<br />
Now Freya has an opportunity to take<br />
the next leap in her goal to become a fulltime<br />
professional dancer.<br />
Freya will compete at the Evolution<br />
Dance finals on the Gold Coast next year.<br />
She qualified after finishing in the top five<br />
for her age at the national competition in<br />
Christchurch last month.<br />
Freya will need to learn two new solo<br />
dances before she takes the international<br />
stage – one jazz and one contemporary.<br />
Mrs Hall said in spite of the task being<br />
“quite a big undertaking”, Freya has not<br />
shown any nerves yet.<br />
“It’s a pretty big deal for her,” Mrs Hall<br />
said.<br />
Freya fell in love with dance about<br />
three years ago after she went along to<br />
a ballroom class with her older brother<br />
Quinn.<br />
“She started doing ballroom in<br />
the beginning and that led to more<br />
opportunities within the studio to do<br />
other types of dancing. After about six<br />
months she was competing solo. It went<br />
A VERSION of Disney’s Beauty and the<br />
Beast will be brought to life at Papanui<br />
High School this week.<br />
The school’s annual production, called<br />
Beauty and the Beast Jr, will involve 68<br />
students and starts tomorrow at 7pm.<br />
It will run everyday in the lead up to a<br />
matinee performance at 2pm on Saturday.<br />
All performances will take place in the<br />
school hall, 30 Langdons Rd.<br />
Beauty and the Beast Jr tells the story of<br />
Belle, an adventurous young girl, and the<br />
Beast, her hideous captor, who is actually a<br />
young prince trapped under a spell.<br />
In order to break the spell, the Beast<br />
PASSION: Freya Hall, 7, will perform<br />
one jazz and one contemporary solo at<br />
the Evolution Dance finals on the Gold<br />
Coast next year. <br />
from nothing to a lot really quickly” Mrs<br />
Hall said. She now competes regularly in<br />
both jazz and lyrical styles and is also a<br />
ballroom and Latin dancer.<br />
“She’s always the first one at practice,”<br />
said Mrs Hall.<br />
To fundraise for the upcoming trip, Mrs<br />
Hall has launched a Givealittle page and<br />
will be selling plants donated by people in<br />
the community.<br />
Freya also busks outside Bishopdale<br />
New World and in the central city with<br />
her brother.<br />
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must learn to love another and earn her<br />
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With the help of the castle’s enchanted<br />
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Belle and the Beast find a beautiful<br />
friendship and a love that neither thought<br />
possible.<br />
•Admission is $10 for a concession,<br />
which includes students and gold<br />
card-holders, and $20 for adults.<br />
Email Sarah Anderson at asr@papanui.<br />
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professionals can<br />
prove very useful.<br />
Always there to<br />
help, the pharmacists<br />
at Unichem Bishopdale<br />
Pharmacy suggest natural<br />
stress remedies may provide solutions,<br />
and they are offering free samples of two<br />
particular remedies so customers can try<br />
them first.<br />
GO Stress Remedy contains L-Theanine,<br />
the compound found in green and black<br />
tea, which has been associated with relaxing<br />
and calming effects. Other potential<br />
benefits include improving clarity and<br />
focus and supporting a more restful and<br />
prolonged sleep. Also, it is not associated<br />
with the drowsiness that can be caused by<br />
other supplements or medicines for stress<br />
and anxiety.<br />
GO Stress Remedy contains L-Theanine<br />
in a concentrated form and is a great option<br />
to try for those experiencing stress or<br />
requiring a greater level of focus and clarity.<br />
The pharmacists also suggest C0Q10<br />
supplements, which have the potential to<br />
increase energy levels and support and<br />
protect body organs, particularly the heart<br />
and brain.<br />
CoQ10 is an enzyme involved in<br />
energy production. There are a number<br />
of factors that can affect the CoQ10 levels<br />
in our bodies, including age and certain<br />
medications (such as statins, which are<br />
usually taken for high cholesterol).<br />
Both these are available as free<br />
samples to try at Unichem Bishopdale<br />
Pharmacy, but as with all<br />
supplements or medicines it<br />
is important to talk with a<br />
pharmacist to make sure<br />
they are right for you.<br />
This includes checking<br />
to see if they interact with<br />
anything you may already be<br />
taking.<br />
Whenever you call into<br />
the Unichem Bishopdale<br />
Pharmacy there is a<br />
pharmacist available to<br />
provide personalised<br />
advice on medicines,<br />
natural health products<br />
and any health issues<br />
you may have.<br />
Unichem Bishopdale<br />
Pharmacy is conveniently<br />
located in the Bishopdale<br />
Village Mall. Opening hours are<br />
Monday to Friday 8.30am-6pm, Saturday<br />
9.30am-4pm. Phone 359 8302. www.<br />
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Golden tan, gorgeous<br />
nails for the school ball<br />
Every girl wants to look stunning for her school ball, and that<br />
requires some preparation.<br />
Michelle of Euphoria Beauty in Bishopdale suggests having<br />
a spray tan to give the skin a natural, golden glow and<br />
complement the ball gown.<br />
“The spray tan I use looks beautiful and has a wonderful<br />
cherry aroma,” Michelle says. “It takes 20 minutes to<br />
apply and lasts seven to 10 days.”<br />
A full body spray tan usually costs $35, but for the<br />
ball season – <strong>June</strong> and July – it costs $25 at Euphoria<br />
Beauty.<br />
The other ball season special at Euphoria is shellac<br />
nails. Usually $55, they are $45 in <strong>June</strong> and July. The<br />
nails are available in a wide range of gorgeous colours,<br />
application takes 25 to 30 minutes and they last for at<br />
least two weeks without chipping.<br />
Bookings for these treatments should be made a<br />
week ahead of the ball.<br />
As well as spray tanning and shellac nails,<br />
Euphoria offers the full range of beauty services<br />
including waxing, facials and massage. For the<br />
facials, Michelle uses Environ cosmeceuticals<br />
from South Africa.<br />
Euphoria Beauty is located on the ground floor<br />
of the YMCA building at Bishopdale Mall, with<br />
plenty of parking outside.<br />
Opening hours are Tuesday to Friday 9.30am-<br />
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Thursday, and Saturday 10am-4pm. To book an<br />
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Silver medal exceeds expectation<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
JUST ONE team practice the<br />
night before leaving for Mongolia<br />
didn’t get in the way of Ashley<br />
Strawbridge and her New<br />
Zealand team winning silver at<br />
the FIBA Under <strong>18</strong> 3x3 World<br />
Cup.<br />
The 17-year-old Rangi Ruru<br />
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part of the New Zealand team<br />
along with Sharne Pupuke-<br />
Robati, Tayla Dalton and Charlisse<br />
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expectations to reach the final of<br />
the tournament in Ulaanbaatar,<br />
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United States.<br />
“I’m still riding the high, it’s<br />
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at school ask about and be able<br />
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Strawbridge.<br />
The team had next to no experience<br />
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from the five-aside game which<br />
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(14-2) and Poland (21-4). Their<br />
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United States 11-20.<br />
“The fact we got to the quarter<br />
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Strawbridge.<br />
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Tuesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>18</strong> <strong>2019</strong> 17<br />
FOCUS ON HEALTH<br />
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Senior citizens activities<br />
Monday, 12.30-3pm, Tuesday,<br />
12.45-2.30pm<br />
Enjoy a range of different<br />
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Mondays and indoor bowls and<br />
friendship groups on Tuesdays.<br />
An old time dance is held on the<br />
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phone Veronica on 383 4682 or<br />
Beth on 388 2375.<br />
Scottish Society Hall, corner of<br />
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St Albans<br />
Knit ‘n’ Yarn<br />
Today, 1-3pm, and Thursday,<br />
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Wednesday, 1-2.30pm at<br />
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Take your knitting, crochet or<br />
another craft project and have<br />
fun with a social group. This is a<br />
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Bishopdale, Redwood and<br />
Papanui libraries<br />
GenConnect<br />
Today, 12.15-12.45pm<br />
If you have questions about<br />
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head down to GenConnect<br />
where Papanui High School<br />
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Games at Papanui<br />
Thursday, 2.30-4.30pm<br />
If you have a love for games,<br />
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classics. This fun and social event<br />
is free for all ages to enjoy. No<br />
bookings are required.<br />
Papanui Library<br />
Scrabble Club<br />
Today, 10.30am-noon, at<br />
Redwood, Wednesday, 1-3pm, at<br />
Bishopdale, and 1.30-3.30pm, at<br />
Shirley<br />
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group. Just head down when you<br />
can – no bookings required. All<br />
materials are supplied at this free<br />
event.<br />
Redwood, Bishopdale and<br />
Shirley libraries<br />
Culture Exchange<br />
Friday, 3.45-4.45pm<br />
Go along and make new<br />
friends, practice your English<br />
and learn about New Zealand<br />
and Christchurch.<br />
Shirley Library<br />
If you love sharing your favourite reads, join other book-lovers at the Papanui Library today,<br />
10-11am. No bookings required for this free event.<br />
JP Clinic<br />
Today, 10am-1pm, at Papanui,<br />
Today and Wednesday, 10am-<br />
1pm, at Shirley, Saturday, 10amnoon,<br />
at Bishopdale<br />
A justice of the peace will<br />
be available to members of<br />
the community to witness<br />
signatures and documents,<br />
certify document copies, hear<br />
oaths, declarations, affidavits<br />
or affirmations, as well as sign<br />
citizenship, sponsorship or rates<br />
rebates applications. No charge.<br />
Papanui, Shirley and<br />
Bishopdale libraries<br />
Reading to Dogs<br />
Today, 3.30-4.30pm<br />
Reading to Dogs is designed<br />
to provide a relaxed, nonthreatening<br />
atmosphere<br />
which encourages children to<br />
practice and develop a love of<br />
reading. This programme uses<br />
dogs which are pets of the city<br />
council animal management<br />
team. These furry friends have<br />
all been trained and tested for<br />
health, safety and temperament.<br />
Registration is required for this<br />
free event.<br />
Shirley Library<br />
Rummikub<br />
Thursday, 1-2.30pm, Monday,<br />
1-3pm<br />
Go along and play rummikub<br />
– an exciting, interactive strategy<br />
game. Free, drop-in event.<br />
Bishopdale Library<br />
Storytimes<br />
Today, 10.30-11am, at Shirley,<br />
Wednesday, 10.30-11am, at<br />
Bishopdale, Thursday, 11-11.30am,<br />
at Papanui and Monday, 10.30-<br />
11am, at Redwood<br />
This free event encourages<br />
learning through a love for<br />
stories. Storytimes is an<br />
interactive programme for all<br />
ages.<br />
Shirley, Bishopdale, Papanui<br />
and Redwood libraries<br />
Mahjong<br />
Saturday, 2-4pm, at Shirley,<br />
Monday, 2-4pm, at Papanui<br />
If you are interested in playing<br />
or learning mahjong, head down<br />
to this free session for beginners<br />
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In Canterbury especially, post-quake, many<br />
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Coastal-Burwod Ward city<br />
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a “trip and vehicle” hazard.<br />
WorkSafe chief inspector<br />
a se sment southern Da ren<br />
Surf club move<br />
Safety at Work Act 2015, “as a<br />
to rebuild on new site<br />
undertaking.”<br />
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Cr East abou the car park.<br />
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Different parts of the car park<br />
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• By Georgia O’Co nor-Harding<br />
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s eing first hand what men and<br />
horses l oked like during war.<br />
The New Zealand Mounted<br />
Rifles Charitable Trust president<br />
Mark A pleton and member<br />
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horses to the sch ol on Monday,<br />
Li ter library<br />
River working group<br />
Problem areas for li ter<br />
revealed<br />
Rebuilding a healthy<br />
ecosystem in the Selwyn River<br />
Ja z Competition.<br />
• By Sophie Cornish<br />
THE ST Andrew’s Co lege big<br />
band had extra incentive to<br />
win a the National Youth Ja z<br />
Competition – ba s player, Tom<br />
Fastier, co lapsed and died the<br />
to undertake work.<br />
Cr East said there had b en<br />
a “number of incidences” in<br />
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a rived a the sch ol dre sed<br />
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their horses Tommy and Kruze<br />
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wi ning best ba s player a the<br />
to the Gr endale Recreation Reserve<br />
Management Commi t e’s<br />
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important children were<br />
educated on what soldiers<br />
wen through during World<br />
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Serious crash gives new<br />
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DEAN CALVERT (above)<br />
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The band dedicated it se to<br />
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to Cashmere High on March 27.<br />
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However, the public has li tle<br />
interest in having input into the<br />
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Only eight submi sions were<br />
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aimed at regulating commercial<br />
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number of mobile traders<br />
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especia ly during the summer<br />
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In the past year, the district<br />
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on private or public land.<br />
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seven years ago.<br />
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THE PAPANUI-I nes<br />
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funding.<br />
Signatures are being co lected<br />
in a bid to get funding for a community<br />
facility in Shirley.<br />
It comes after the city council<br />
removed funding for the centre<br />
pla ned for Shirley Rd, near the<br />
intersection with Hi ls Rd. This<br />
was the site of the former community<br />
centre, which was badly<br />
damaged in the February 2,<br />
20 1, earthquake.<br />
The removal o funding<br />
prompted community board<br />
chairwoman Ali Jones to threaten<br />
to stand down, citing it as her “die<br />
in the ditch” project.<br />
Ms Jone said the board’s role<br />
is to represen the community,<br />
and by gathering signatures from<br />
residents, it was fulfi ling that<br />
role.<br />
“One of the roles of a community<br />
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in the February and <strong>June</strong>, 20 1,<br />
earthquakes and were demolished in<br />
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Templeton<br />
quarry<br />
nity board] don’t believe qua ries<br />
should be so close to residential<br />
areas,” he said.<br />
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the city council would endorse the<br />
board’ submi sion.<br />
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Takahe was earlier made by the<br />
Spreydon-Cashmere Community<br />
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Bu the Banks Peninsula Community<br />
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Governors Bay section due to the<br />
road’s na rowne s and general<br />
condition.<br />
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and reduce the crash rate.<br />
Insta lation of the double<br />
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markers wi l begin in mid<br />
April.<br />
The work i scheduled to take<br />
place betw en April 15-<strong>18</strong>, 2-26,<br />
29 and May 2.<br />
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