Pegasus Post: July 09, 2019

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Avondale 

boy racers 

• By Matt Slaughter 

AVONDALE residents want 

speed bumps on their streets to 

stop boy racers causing carnage. 

But city council staff don’t 

believe there is a boy racer issue, 

even though Burwood Ward city 

councillor Glenn Livingstone 

says there is. 

Cr Livingstone recently 

visited Waratah St, Briarmont 

St and Orrick 

Cres to speak 

to concerned 

residents. When 

he was on 

Briarmont St 

discussing the 

need for speed 

bumps with a 

resident, he saw 

what appeared to 

be boy racers speeding past. 

Glenn 

Livingstone 

Said Cr Livingstone: “I’ve seen 

the skid marks, too – obviously 

from the rubber.” 

City council transport 

operations manager Steffan 

Thomas said it has not received 

any complaints about boy 

racers in the streets over the 

last year and there are no plans 

to implement measures to stop 

them. 

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from the editor’s desk 

WHEN THERE are tyre burnout marks 

on a street, it is generally a good indicator 

of boy racer activity. 

But Avondale residents are having 

trouble trying to convince city council 

staff there is a problem (see page 1). 

They have a simple solution: Put speed bumps in to slow the 

boy racers down which will hopefully see them go elsewhere. 

But the solution is getting little traction from the powers that 

be. And that is understandably irritating the good people who 

live on affected streets and pay their rates. City council staff say 

they haven’t received any complaints about boy racers and have 

no plans to put speed bumps in. Burwood Ward city councillor 

Glenn Livingstone has now joined the battle. 

We will keep you posted. 

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Godwit sculpture finally takes off 


AN $89,100 sculpture of the 

bar-tailed godwits is finally set 

to be installed at South New 

Brighton. 

Because the birds spend 

summer in Southshore, the 

artwork will 

be on show 

near the South 

New Brighton 

bridge. The 

project was first 

raised by the 

South Brighton 

Residents’ 

Association 

about three 

Bon Suter 

years ago. 

The sculpture, called The 

Godwits, will feature seven 

painted, stainless steel birds on 

top of tall poles, which will allow 

them to rotate in the wind. 

The design was approved 

by the city council’s social, 

community development 

and housing committee last 

week. The project still needs 

final approval from the city 

council. 

A city council spokesperson 

said “the Godwits artwork will 

be installed following the report 

to the city council on July 25.” 

The artwork has been offered 

as a gift to Christchurch by the 

FLYING HIGH: An artist’s impression of the godwit sculpture 

to be installed in South New Brighton. 

residents’ association, which 

commissioned local artist Bon 

Suter to design it. 

Said residents’ association 

secretary Seamus O’Cromtha: 

“It’s been a long, long, long 

process. We’re very pleased, 

obviously. It’s good for general 

community well-being.” 

It was proposed as a way to 

identify South New Brighton as 

an area of natural beauty and a 

place where the godwits arrive 

and leave from each year. 

The committee supported 

a recommendation in favour 

of the sculpture’s permanent 

installation and ongoing 

maintenance. 

Ms Suter is a professional 

sculptor and tutor who created 

the South New Brighton 

Sculpture Park. She has 

represented the city council at 

the Festival of Arts in Adelaide 

and her work is held in public 

and private collections around 

the world. 

While the sculpture will cost 

$89,100, $76,000 was raised 

by the residents’ association 

through community events 

and donations. The remaining 

amount came from the Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board’s 

discretionary fund, with Fulton 

Hogan and the city council 

covering the installation costs. 

The godwits (kuaka) 

usually arrive in mid- 

September after flying 

thousands of kilometres from 

their breeding grounds in 

Alaska. The wading birds spend 

the summer in Southshore 

before leaving in March. 

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TRAVIS RD MEETING 

A site meeting is set to take place 

at the median strip west of the 

Travis Rd/Bower Ave roundabout 

between Hopman Motors owner 

Mike Watson, the Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board and 

city council transport staff. Mr 

Watson submitted a petition to the 

community board last month to stop 

the Travis Rd median strip being 

removed to make space for cycle 

lanes. He said Shirley Boys’ High and 

Avonside Girls’ High students who 

use the median strip to cross will be 

in danger if it is removed. 

STOPBANK PROJECT STARTS 

A project to extend the Avon River 

stopbanks in Bridge St, Bridge 

Reserve and South New Brighton 

began yesterday and will be 

completed in September. In April 

last year, the city council agreed to 

reduce the impact of tidal flooding 

from the estuary to more than 500 

properties in the area. 

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The Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board requested city council staff 

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bin. A meeting between the 

association, city council staff and 

the community board has been 

requested to discuss the issue. 

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Signage at Bottle Lake 

to be improved 


MORE SIGNAGE will be 

installed at Bottle Lake 

Forest Park to stop people 

getting lost. 

The existing signage will 

also be improved. 

City council head ranger 

for coastal and plains 

Robbie Hewson said 

more map boards would 

be installed and minor 

updates would be made to 

the map boards already in 

place. 

As well as this, Mr 

Hewson said pamphlets 

showing the tracks in 

the park would now be 

available from its visitor 

centre. 

More markers would 

also be installed to ensure 

walkers and cyclists could 

be sure they were heading 

in the right direction, 

said Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board 

member Tim Baker. 

Pegasus Post reported last 

month, on average there 

were between five and 10 

police call-outs a year for 

people who get lost in the 

park. 

The Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board asked 

the city council to improve 


PHIL MAUGER had not 

finished removing a pile of 

shingle near The Bower on 

Friday morning. 

Mr Mauger, who is trying 

to oust Burwood Ward 

city councillor Glenn 

Livingstone from his seat 

in October’s local body 

elections, told Pegasus Post 

last week, the job he started 

three weeks ago would be 

finished by then. 

One of the Bower’s staff 

FOUND YOU: New signage to stop people getting 

lost in Bottle Lake Forest Park will be installed and 

the existing signage will be improved. 

signage throughout 

the park to help people 

navigate it. 

Mr Baker, who 

previously told Pegasus 

Post he had been lost on his 

bike there before, said he 

was pleased the city council 

had acted on the board’s 

request. 

“It’s going to make it a lot 

members said the pile was 

still there. This was just 

before noon on Friday 

(Pegasus Post’s deadline). 

Mr Mauger was not 

available for comment. 

Last week, Pegasus Post 

reported a war of words 

had erupted between Mr 

Mauger and Cr Livingstone 

over the remaining 

shingle pile and the fact 

Mr Mauger lived outside 

of the Burwood Ward in 

Avonhead. Mr Mauger said 

rather than criticising him, 

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better and they were very 

reasonable and it wasn’t a 

big deal so it was great.” 

Mr Hewson said the 

planned improvements 

would take place soon. 

“Signs to be updated are 

currently being reviewed 

and work will get under 

way as soon as the changes 

are ready.” 

Part of shingle pile still remains 

Cr Livingstone should “do 

door-knocking and just do 

common sense electioneering.” 

Mr Mauger said last 

week: “Glenn’s about to 

get a rocket right up his 

a*** very soon in the next 

couple of days, because 

I am sick and tired of 

hearing about the fact that 

I don’t live in the ward. 

Cr Livingstone said he 

had not been contacted 

by Mr Mauger since this 

comment. 

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Oram Ave work may have to wait 


WORK ON the highly 

anticipated extension of Oram 

Ave from New Brighton mall to 

Hawke St may not start as early 

as hoped. 

And Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board members are 

disappointed, saying not starting 

the extension as soon as possible 

has the potential to damage 

investment in the area. 

The project is being overseen 

by Development Christchurch 

Ltd, which said in March it 

supported making funding for 

the project available sooner. 

The board also asked in its 

submission to the city council’s 

Annual Plan if funding for the 

extension can be made available 

so work can start sooner than 

July 2026 as originally planned. 

Board chairwoman Kim 

Money said it wants the city 

council to make $100,000 

available between this year and 

next year and another $300,000 

available between 2020-2021 so 

work can start. 

However, the city council did 

not approve the board’s request 

at its Annual Plan meeting 

and instead asked for more 

information about bringing the 

funding forward. 

Said city council transport 

planning and delivery manager 

Lynette Ellis: “The funding 

needs for any early delivery of a 

portion of this work requires an 

initial project scope to identify 

an appropriate budget amount. 

Funding needs are not currently 

adequately defined.” 

She said the information 

the city council had asked for 

would be provided “as soon as 

practicable.” 

But Coastal Ward city 

councillor David East said it 

could take “a few months” for the 

information to be provided and 

this would delay work starting, 

which could also damage New 

Brighton’s growth. 

“All delays are not exactly 

conducive to getting the right 

mix of investor confidence and 

projects going forward,” he said. 

Ms Money was disappointed 

with the city council’s reaction 

DELAY: 

The city 

council has 

delayed its 

decision 

on 

whether 

to make 

$400,000 

available 

sooner to 

start work 

on the 

Oram Ave 

extension. 

to what she believed was a 

reasonable request. 

“Councillors need to 

understand that we’re trying to 

do a regeneration here and the 

board and DCL are asking for 

the same thing and time is of 

the essence,” she said. “To bring 

forward that most minor amount 

would have been helpful.” 

Both Ms Money and Cr East 

say they are frustrated because 

making the $400,000 available 

between now and 2021 would 

only have a small impact on 

ratepayers. 

Said Cr East: “The bigger 

chunks came in about year three, 

and at that stage, it would have a 

0.1 per cent impact on rates.” 

DCL chief executive Rob 

Hall said it would support the 

city council as it made further 

considerations. 

Concerns over boy racers 

•From page 1 

Said Mr Thomas: “The 

information currently available 

doesn’t indicate a specific issue 

with anti-social road-user activity 

in Waratah St, Briarmont St or 

Orrick Cres.” 

Cr Livingstone disagreed: 

“Some residents have told me 

that they have been reporting 

in the boy racer issue in those 

streets to the council call centre 

and they haven’t had at times 

the best of responses or there 

hasn’t been any action, so they’re 

feeling frustrated.” 

“It’s definitely a problem and 

there are no two ways about it, 

and we need to do what we can 

to address it.” 

When asked if Cr Livingstone 

was correct, Mr Thomas did not 

want to comment. 

Cr Livingstone has not 

reported the boy racers he has 

seen to police. Instead, he asked 

the city council to visit the 

streets. Once city council staff 

had done so, Cr Livingstone 

said it would give him stronger 

grounds to go to police. 

Said a police spokesperson: 

“Police are not aware of boy 

racer activity on these streets. 

We would be glad to receive any 

reports from the public that help 

us to identify areas to focus on.” 

Meanwhile, Cr Livingstone 

said the city council has a role 

BURNOUTS: Residents want 

speed bumps in Waratah St, 

Briarmont St and Orrick Cres 

to prevent boy racers causing 

carnage. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

to play if boy racers are to be 

stopped in Avondale. Last week, 

he sent a request to city council 

staff for speed bumps to be 

installed. 

Cr Livingstone said the 

residents he has spoken to did 

not want to go to Pegasus Post 

with their concerns as they want 

to keep their identities private. 

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Bid to collect and display history along trail 



INFORMATION is being 

sought on the history of the 

red zone areas covered by the 

Te Ara Ōtākaro Avon River 

Trail. 

The information collected 

will be displayed along the trail, 

which runs from the beginning 

of the Avon Loop to the edge of 

New Brighton through Wainoni, 

Burwood, Dallington and 

Richmond. 

Avebury House Trust 

treasurer Hayley Guglietta said 

the details about historic people 

and places will be on signboards 

along the trail. 

Mrs Guglietta said the 

information – which is being 

collected by organisations 

including the Avebury House 

History Group, New Brighton 

Museum, Dallington Residents 

Association History Group and 

the Avon-Otakaro Network – 

would be forgotten if it is not put 

on display. 

“Our objective is to either 

sign locate or digitally locate 

heritage information that has 

the potential to be lost due to 

the red-zoning of that land,” she 

said. 

“As people are getting older 

and that information is getting 

lost, if we haven’t captured it 

HISTORY: Avebury House Trust treasurer Hayley Guglietta is seeking information on the red 

zone’s history to display along the Te Ara Ōtākaro Avon River Trail. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

somewhere, then potentially we 

won’t know that story and that’s 

a shame.” 

One signboard outlining 

the history of the Medway 

footbridge in Richmond, which 

was badly damaged in the 

earthquakes, has already 

been installed near the 

bridge. 

Mrs Guglietta said if 

enough information is 

collected, she hopes the 

signboards along the trail 

would be on display by the 

end of the year. 

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about the red zone’s 

history, phone 381 

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PEOPLE ARE also being asked to 

share information about one of the 

settlers who named New Brighton 

– Stephen Brooker. 

The information and photos 

would be displayed on a sign along 

the Te Ara Ōtākaro Avon River 

Trail. New Brighton and Districts 

Historical Society and Museum 

president Tim Baker wants to find 

photos of Mr Brooker 

and any additional 

details about his life. 

Said Mr Baker: “He 

was one of the first 

settlers in the area 

and someone said 

what’s this called? He 

said New Brighton, 

because he came from Brighton 

(England). 

There is very little information 

Tim Baker 

available about Mr Brooker, he said. 

“It would be nice to be able 

to go along and say, well, this is 

approximately where New Brighton 

was named, in this year by Stephen 

Brooker and a bit about him.” 

Mr Baker said people should 

get in touch with him or any of 

the volunteer groups involved in 

researching the area’s history if they 

have information about Mr Brooker. 

•If you have information 

about Mr Brooker, phone 

382 6111 or email tim@ 

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Pump track views sought 

SCHOOLS 


FEEDBACK IS being sought on 

a controversial pump track in 

Shirley. 

The city council began 

consultation last week on 

an $87,850 temporary track 

planned for the former Shirley 

Community Centre site. 

Shirley resident Don Gould is 

concerned about the cost of the 

pump track and 

is relieved people 

have another 

chance to make 

the city council 

change its mind. 

He said the 

money should be 

Don Gould 

spent on more 

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the climate emergency, which 

was declared by the city council 

in May, and reducing chlorine 

levels in the drinking water. 

“Everybody is going to need to 

tighten their belts a bit.” 

Said city council community 

parks manager Al Hardy: “We 

are responding to a demand 

for youth activities in the area. 

There is a gap in our network 

for skate and scootering 

activities in the Shirley area, so 

this proposal works to address 

this. In the latest Annual Plan 

to be adopted, the council has 

included a provision of funding 

to address climate change and 

water quality.” 

Mr Gould is also concerned 

about spending this much on a 

temporary pump track. 

“I have no problem at all with 

us spending $100,000 – because 

this will be $100,000 by the time 

we put it all in – on something 

that’s a permanent civic facility, 

but I do have a problem with 

spending that money on 

something that staff now tell 

me is likely to only be there for 

a year.” 

Mr Hardy said a decision on 

the pump track’s future if it is 

installed has not been made. 

“It could be moved to another 

site that requires activation or 

to address another gap in youth 

facilities. We haven’t confirmed 

SKATE: 

Public 

feedback 

on the 

pump track 

which pupil 

Shannon 

Smith, 11, 

requested 

will be 

open until 

July 29. 

how long it will remain at this 

site.” 

In April Pegasus Post reported 

on Shirley Primary School pupil 

Shannon Smith’s 30-signature 

petition, which was presented to 

the Papanui-Innes Community 

Board, asking for a permanent 

scooter, skateboard and bike 

track to be built at MacFarlane 

Park. However, a city council 

investigation found the site 

at 10 Shirley Rd was more 

appropriate. 

Shannon told Pegasus Post 

he did not want the track to be 

temporary, although he said it 

would be great while it lasted. 

•Have your say on the 

planned pump track by July 

29 at www.ccc.govt.nz/thecouncil/consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay 

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Boxers following in fathers’ footsteps 

YOUNG GUN: Daniel Meehan continued his 

impressive junior boxing career by winning at 

the New Zealand Golden Gloves in Rotorua. 

• By Gordon Findlater 

TWO TEENAGE Smiling Tigers 

Boxing Club members are following 

in the footsteps of their fathers 

after winning Golden Glove titles 

and gaining selection to the New 

Zealand development team. 

Daniel Meehan, 16, and Kwhali 

Beauchamp, 14, backed up their 

recent South Island Golden Glove 

titles by going onto claim national 

honours by unanimous decision in 

Rotorua. 

Meehan is the son of Danny 

Meehan – a former Jameson Belt 

holder. The belt is awarded to 

the most scientific senior boxer 

at the national championships. 

Meanwhile, Beauchamp is the son of 

former national champions and now 

professional boxer Nort Beauchamp. 

The pair have been boxing with 

Smiling Tigers for four years 

working under coach Mark Fuller. 

Beauchamp won the cadet 40kg 

title, while Meehan won the junior 

60kg title. 

“We’re absolutely stoked. Not just 

for them to win, but the way they 

fought was really pleasing,” said 

Fuller. 

Meehan’s title came as little 

surprise to Fuller. The Christchurch 

Boys’ High School student has 

previously won two New Zealand 

title and an Australian golden gloves 

title. He also came into the NZ 

Golden Gloves on the back of a win 

in Australia. 

“Because of his work rate and 

his angle changes I think he had 

SPORT 

his opponent flummoxed, it was a 

really convincing win for him,” said 

Fuller. 

However, Beauchamp’s result 

came as more of a surprise for the 

fighter shorter in stature than many 

of his opponents. 

“He’s a cracker, really fit, gives it 

plenty and has got some really good 

skills. I was absolutely stoked for 

him,” said Fuller. 

Titles were also won by Woolston 

boxers Hamuera Tainui and Ryley 

Sutherland. Tainui took out the 

junior 66kg title, while Sutherland 

won in the 46kg cadet. 

All four Canterbury boxers have 

also been selected in the New 

Zealand junior development squad 

following the Golden Gloves. The 

squad will travel to Australia later in 

the year. 

“They’ve actually started concentrating 

on the juniors as well which 

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away a good size squad like this, it’s 

going to be great and a good sign of 

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“All of those four boys have been 

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bit of experience and they’re only 

going to get better with what the 

Canterbury association is doing to 

support them.” 

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Tuesday, Wednesday and 

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Go along for a group offering 

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202 Marine Pde (next to the 

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JP Clinic at Shirley Library 

Tuesday, 10am-1pm 

A justice of the peace will be 

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Parklands Community Centre 

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Complete a class of exercises 

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Ascot Community Centre 

Rocket Club 

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Aranui Library 

Scrabble Club 

Tuesday and Wednesday, 1.30- 

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Parklands and Shirley libraries 

Reading to Dogs 

Tuesday and Wednesday, 3.30- 

4.30pm 

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Shirley and New Brighton 

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Thursday, 10-11.30am 

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New Brighton Library 

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Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

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Cards Club 

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Eat healthy using delicious ingredients 

Salads never need to 

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ingredients are just that 

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textures which go great with 

grains. But don’t forget to 

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Buckwheat with 

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Ingredients 

250g buckwheat groats, rinsed 

well 

1 bulb fennel, cut into thin 

wedges 

250g pumpkin, peeled and 

deseeded, cut into cubes 

1 red onion, peeled and cut into 

wedges 

¼ cup parsley, roughly chopped 

2 Tbsp fennel tops, roughly 

chopped 

Dressing 

2 Tbsp pomegranate molasses 

1 Tbsp maple syrup 

4 Tbsp olive oil 

¼ tsp ground cinnamon 

Pinch of salt 

Directions 

Heat the oven to 200 deg C. 

Bring a medium-sized pot of 

lightly-salted water to the boil. 

Add the rinsed buckwheat and 

cook for 25-35min. The groats 

should be tender when cooked. 

Drain and rinse under cold 

water. Put into a large bowl. 

While the groats are cooking, 

prepare the vegetables. 

Put the chopped vegetables 

into a bowl with enough olive 

oil to coat them well. Season 

with salt and cracked pepper. 

Toss to combine. Spread evenly 

over a suitably-sized oven dish. 

Roast, turning occasionally so 

the vegetables cook evenly and 

colour all over (30min). 

Add the ingredients together 

and pour over the dressing in a 

small bowl and whisk together. 

Add the roasted vegetables to 

the cooked buckwheat, drizzle 

over the dressing and add the 

herbs. Toss gently to combine, 

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adult and community 

education at Risingholme 

community centre 

It has been an exciting time in the history of 

Risingholme Community Centre with the Mayoral 

Opening of Risingholme Homestead on a frosty June 

the 5th morning. The official opening was followed by 

a Community Open Day on Saturday the 8th June when 

members of the community and friends of Risingholme 

were welcome to tour the refurbished homestead and 

hall as well as participate in various demonstrations 

and events that were run throughout the day. 

After over 8 years Risingholme Community Centre’s 

office is once more operating from the Risingholme 

Homestead at 22 Cholmondeley Avenue, Opawa. 

Risingholme Community Centre continues to offer 

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the city. With the start of term 3, Monday 29th July, just 

around the corner why not enrol in one of our exciting 

classes – www.risingholme.org.nz. Enrolments can be 

made anytime throughout the year. 

Risingholme’s strong focus on language development 

continues with a wide range of language courses at a 

variety of levels – ESOL, German, Italian, Arabic, 

Russian, Sign Language, Spanish and Te Reo Maori. 

Risingholme’s traditional base of art and craft courses 

continues to flourish with a full range available at a 

number of venues. They include art, fabrics, pattern 

making, woodwork skills, health & fitness and wellbeing, 

computing, guitar and photography, as well as 

many others. 

The full programme for Term 3 is available on our 

website at http://www.risingholme.org.nz/courses 

For more information on classes at Risingholme, 

Riccarton High School, Christchurch Girls’ High 

School, Village House New Brighton, and Hornby 

High School, contact the Risingholme Community 

Centre at 332 7359 or e-mail info@risingholme.org. 

nz 

Brochures are available at the Risingholme office 

and public libraries. 

Explore the 

issues that 

matter most 

This winter you can explore some of the most pressing issues of 

our time with a variety of courses, talks, film events and workshops 

at the Canterbury Workers Educational Association (WEA). 

Whether its understanding fake news and how to spot it or 

finding out about climate change; preparing for the local body 

elections or learning ways to reduce your plastic use; there are a 

huge number of courses to choose from. Here is a small selection 

of the 50 or so on offer in Term 3: 

Waste Not! – DIY ways to reduce your household rubbish - 

Series, starts 31st July, Wed afternoons, from $5 

Foraging for Food in New Zealand - Wed 4th Sept 7pm, $gold 

coin koha 

Local Elections: What are you really voting for? With Garry 

Moore - Wed 18th Sept 7pm, $gold coin koha 

Films that Matter – Documentary films with discussion: 

Fools and Dreamers, Chasing Coral, The Age of Stupid - Friday 

afternoons in August and September, from $7 

Machine world: Explore the social, economic and political 

implications of technology - Series starts 1st Aug, 12.30-2.30pm, 

8 Thursdays $76 

Technology 101: What is Fake News and How to Spot it - 2nd 

September 1-2.30 $8 

The WEA is located right in the heart of the city opposite the 

Christchurch Art Gallery on Gloucester Street. It is a community 

focused organisation committed to keeping course fees as low as 

possible and to providing interesting, relevant, adult education 

opportunities for the people of Christchurch. To find out more 

about the WEA and to book your spot on any of their courses visit 

www.cwea.org.nz visit them at 59 Gloucester Street or call 

03 3660285. 

Adult and Community Education Term 3, 2019 

Come learn with us 

Risingholme Community Centre offers 

a wide range of short courses, each term, 

at a range of venues. 

Risingholme Community Centre 

Art (Create with Pastels & Paints, Mixed Media, Watercolour, Painting with 

Acrylics), Drawing & Sketching, Embroidery, Fabric & Craft Skills, Guitar, 

Pottery, Sewing Skills, Upholstery, Using your Overlocker, Weekend Sewing 

classes, Yoga, Wood Sculpture, Woodwork, Woodwork for Women, Zentangle, 

Printmaking, Fermented Foods, Plastics Free, Waiata, Te Reo Maori, Patchwork 

and Quilting, Pattern Making. 

Christchurch Girls’ High School 

Dressmaking, Embroidery, Te Reo Maori, Watercolour Painting, Drawing 

& Sketching, German Language, Painting with Acrylics, Spanish, NZ Sign 

Language. 

Hornby High School 

Sewing Skills, Thai Cooking, Te Reo Maori, Uke-it-up. 

Riccarton High School 

Calligraphy, ESOL Business English Intermediate, Indian Cooking, 

Italian Language, NZ Sign Language, Russian Language, Sewing Skills, 

Spanish for Travellers, Te Reo Maori, Arabic, A Taste of Egyptian Cooking, 

Picture Framing, Mediterranean Cooking, Italian Cooking 

The Village House - New Brighton 

Te Reo Maori, NZ Sign Language. 

Full details available on www.risingholme.org.nz 

Risingholme office at 22 Cholmondeley Ave, Opawa, Chch 

Phone 332 7359 | Email info@risingholme.org.nz 

www.risingholme.org.nz


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adult and community 

education courses for 

term 3 

christchurch 

School of Music 

With winter upon us why not take the 

opportunity of longer evenings to take up 

a new hobby, learn a new skill, meet some 

new people and have fun at the same time 

then join one of Papanui High School’s 

exciting range of Adult and Community 

Education Courses for Term 3 beginning 

from 29 July. We have a wide range of 

courses to choose from Art to Yoga and 

everything in between. New courses on 

offer for Term 3 include Life Drawing, 

Drawing using Pastels and Charcoal, 

Book Art, Sign Language, Writing 

Books for Children & Young Adults, and 

Cooking for those who are Gluten Free, 

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We guarantee you will find something to 

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For further information and 

enrolment in this or any of our courses 

please visit our website www.papanui. 

school.nz or telephone our office on 

3520701, or email Barbara Roper 

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Did you know that musical training 

can change brain structure and function 

for the better? It can also improve longterm 

memory and lead to better brain 

development, particularly for those 

who start at a young age. So why wait 

any longer?? Come and join us at the 

Christchurch School of Music! 

CSM is a not-for-profit organisation with 

a strong focus on community. From ages 2 

to 92 we have something for everyone. On 

a Saturday morning the whole family can 

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For the young ones there are pre-school 

and junior school classes, “Take Off with 

Music”, 41/2 year olds can start on Suzuki 

strings and at 6 the recorder is a great 

instrument to learn. In 2019 we have a 

fantastic deal for beginner recorder players 

– just $52 for a year of tuition and this 

includes a recorder and a book!! 

Older children and adults may opt for 

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a jazz combo, six wind ensembles, rock 

bands, two choirs, chamber groups, a 

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If affordability is an issue, CSM may be 

able to offer a discount through funding 

provided by the Rata Foundation. 

Find out more about us or enrol any 

time at www.csm.org.nz 

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