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TUESDAY, JULY 9, <strong>2019</strong><br />
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Avondale<br />
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• By Matt Slaughter<br />
AVONDALE residents want<br />
speed bumps on their streets to<br />
stop boy racers causing carnage.<br />
But city council staff don’t<br />
believe there is a boy racer issue,<br />
even though Burwood Ward city<br />
councillor Glenn Livingstone<br />
says there is.<br />
Cr Livingstone recently<br />
visited Waratah St, Briarmont<br />
St and Orrick<br />
Cres to speak<br />
to concerned<br />
residents. When<br />
he was on<br />
Briarmont St<br />
discussing the<br />
need for speed<br />
bumps with a<br />
resident, he saw<br />
what appeared to<br />
be boy racers speeding past.<br />
Glenn<br />
Livingstone<br />
Said Cr Livingstone: “I’ve seen<br />
the skid marks, too – obviously<br />
from the rubber.”<br />
City council transport<br />
operations manager Steffan<br />
Thomas said it has not received<br />
any complaints about boy<br />
racers in the streets over the<br />
last year and there are no plans<br />
to implement measures to stop<br />
them.<br />
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WHEN THERE are tyre burnout marks<br />
on a street, it is generally a good indicator<br />
of boy racer activity.<br />
But Avondale residents are having<br />
trouble trying to convince city council<br />
staff there is a problem (see page 1).<br />
They have a simple solution: Put speed bumps in to slow the<br />
boy racers down which will hopefully see them go elsewhere.<br />
But the solution is getting little traction from the powers that<br />
be. And that is understandably irritating the good people who<br />
live on affected streets and pay their rates. City council staff say<br />
they haven’t received any complaints about boy racers and have<br />
no plans to put speed bumps in. Burwood Ward city councillor<br />
Glenn Livingstone has now joined the battle.<br />
We will keep you posted.<br />
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Tuesday <strong>July</strong> 9 <strong>2019</strong> 3<br />
News<br />
Godwit sculpture finally takes off<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
AN $89,100 sculpture of the<br />
bar-tailed godwits is finally set<br />
to be installed at South New<br />
Brighton.<br />
Because the birds spend<br />
summer in Southshore, the<br />
artwork will<br />
be on show<br />
near the South<br />
New Brighton<br />
bridge. The<br />
project was first<br />
raised by the<br />
South Brighton<br />
Residents’<br />
Association<br />
about three<br />
Bon Suter<br />
years ago.<br />
The sculpture, called The<br />
Godwits, will feature seven<br />
painted, stainless steel birds on<br />
top of tall poles, which will allow<br />
them to rotate in the wind.<br />
The design was approved<br />
by the city council’s social,<br />
community development<br />
and housing committee last<br />
week. The project still needs<br />
final approval from the city<br />
council.<br />
A city council spokesperson<br />
said “the Godwits artwork will<br />
be installed following the report<br />
to the city council on <strong>July</strong> 25.”<br />
The artwork has been offered<br />
as a gift to Christchurch by the<br />
FLYING HIGH: An artist’s impression of the godwit sculpture<br />
to be installed in South New Brighton.<br />
residents’ association, which<br />
commissioned local artist Bon<br />
Suter to design it.<br />
Said residents’ association<br />
secretary Seamus O’Cromtha:<br />
“It’s been a long, long, long<br />
process. We’re very pleased,<br />
obviously. It’s good for general<br />
community well-being.”<br />
It was proposed as a way to<br />
identify South New Brighton as<br />
an area of natural beauty and a<br />
place where the godwits arrive<br />
and leave from each year.<br />
The committee supported<br />
a recommendation in favour<br />
of the sculpture’s permanent<br />
installation and ongoing<br />
maintenance.<br />
Ms Suter is a professional<br />
sculptor and tutor who created<br />
the South New Brighton<br />
Sculpture Park. She has<br />
represented the city council at<br />
the Festival of Arts in Adelaide<br />
and her work is held in public<br />
and private collections around<br />
the world.<br />
While the sculpture will cost<br />
$89,100, $76,000 was raised<br />
by the residents’ association<br />
through community events<br />
and donations. The remaining<br />
amount came from the Coastal-<br />
Burwood Community Board’s<br />
discretionary fund, with Fulton<br />
Hogan and the city council<br />
covering the installation costs.<br />
The godwits (kuaka)<br />
usually arrive in mid-<br />
September after flying<br />
thousands of kilometres from<br />
their breeding grounds in<br />
Alaska. The wading birds spend<br />
the summer in Southshore<br />
before leaving in March.<br />
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TRAVIS RD MEETING<br />
A site meeting is set to take place<br />
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Travis Rd/Bower Ave roundabout<br />
between Hopman Motors owner<br />
Mike Watson, the Coastal-<br />
Burwood Community Board and<br />
city council transport staff. Mr<br />
Watson submitted a petition to the<br />
community board last month to stop<br />
the Travis Rd median strip being<br />
removed to make space for cycle<br />
lanes. He said Shirley Boys’ High and<br />
Avonside Girls’ High students who<br />
use the median strip to cross will be<br />
in danger if it is removed.<br />
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A project to extend the Avon River<br />
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News<br />
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“The Needle”<br />
Last week the decision was<br />
made to open up my beautiful<br />
girl Lola to retrieve a “bent<br />
needle” somewhere in her<br />
abdomen. I debated over this<br />
for 24 hours as I don’t like<br />
her having anaesthetics and<br />
I hate cutting her open. She<br />
was telling me she wasn’t<br />
right though, lagging behind<br />
on walks and eventually not<br />
wanting to leave the house,<br />
tucked up sore in her abdomen,<br />
head hung low and those sad<br />
eyes staring at me. She may not<br />
speak English but she sure talks<br />
to me.<br />
She is loved and adored by<br />
everyone at the clinic so my<br />
nurses took blood from her<br />
and run them in house. Everything tested<br />
was within normal limits. Richard Lucy then<br />
ultrasounded her abdomen and again<br />
nothing of concern was seen - thankfully.<br />
We radiographed her spine which appeared<br />
normal. What we did find was what looked<br />
to be a needle<br />
sitting ventrally<br />
in her abdomen. I<br />
was aware of the<br />
needle after her<br />
first surgery to<br />
remove her kidney<br />
due to cancer. The<br />
specialist surgeon<br />
mistakenly had<br />
left it behind. I had<br />
been monitoring<br />
its position with<br />
regular X-rays<br />
and it hadn’t<br />
moved in years.<br />
Last week when<br />
we radiographed her the needle<br />
had moved and appeared bent,<br />
necessitating removal.<br />
My colleague surgically operated<br />
on Lola as I find it difficult to cut my<br />
girl open. The rusty looking needle was<br />
removed and it had passed through a lobe<br />
of liver causing adhesions to the peritoneal<br />
wall lining. This would have caused her pain.<br />
These were freed up and she was closed and<br />
recovered so quickly with the aid of our “Bear<br />
Hugger’ which blows warm air around Lola<br />
on recovery.<br />
She’s getting lots of TLC at<br />
home and work and with my<br />
clients. She’s adored by so<br />
many and everyone wants<br />
her to recover speedily. She’s<br />
fought kidney cancer and<br />
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and out for too long. So far<br />
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comfortable and<br />
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that needle had<br />
to go!!<br />
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Signage at Bottle Lake<br />
to be improved<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
MORE SIGNAGE will be<br />
installed at Bottle Lake<br />
Forest Park to stop people<br />
getting lost.<br />
The existing signage will<br />
also be improved.<br />
City council head ranger<br />
for coastal and plains<br />
Robbie Hewson said<br />
more map boards would<br />
be installed and minor<br />
updates would be made to<br />
the map boards already in<br />
place.<br />
As well as this, Mr<br />
Hewson said pamphlets<br />
showing the tracks in<br />
the park would now be<br />
available from its visitor<br />
centre.<br />
More markers would<br />
also be installed to ensure<br />
walkers and cyclists could<br />
be sure they were heading<br />
in the right direction,<br />
said Coastal-Burwood<br />
Community Board<br />
member Tim Baker.<br />
<strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong> reported last<br />
month, on average there<br />
were between five and 10<br />
police call-outs a year for<br />
people who get lost in the<br />
park.<br />
The Coastal-Burwood<br />
Community Board asked<br />
the city council to improve<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
PHIL MAUGER had not<br />
finished removing a pile of<br />
shingle near The Bower on<br />
Friday morning.<br />
Mr Mauger, who is trying<br />
to oust Burwood Ward<br />
city councillor Glenn<br />
Livingstone from his seat<br />
in October’s local body<br />
elections, told <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong><br />
last week, the job he started<br />
three weeks ago would be<br />
finished by then.<br />
One of the Bower’s staff<br />
FOUND YOU: New signage to stop people getting<br />
lost in Bottle Lake Forest Park will be installed and<br />
the existing signage will be improved.<br />
signage throughout<br />
the park to help people<br />
navigate it.<br />
Mr Baker, who<br />
previously told <strong>Pegasus</strong><br />
<strong>Post</strong> he had been lost on his<br />
bike there before, said he<br />
was pleased the city council<br />
had acted on the board’s<br />
request.<br />
“It’s going to make it a lot<br />
members said the pile was<br />
still there. This was just<br />
before noon on Friday<br />
(<strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong>’s deadline).<br />
Mr Mauger was not<br />
available for comment.<br />
Last week, <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong><br />
reported a war of words<br />
had erupted between Mr<br />
Mauger and Cr Livingstone<br />
over the remaining<br />
shingle pile and the fact<br />
Mr Mauger lived outside<br />
of the Burwood Ward in<br />
Avonhead. Mr Mauger said<br />
rather than criticising him,<br />
PEGASUS POST<br />
better and they were very<br />
reasonable and it wasn’t a<br />
big deal so it was great.”<br />
Mr Hewson said the<br />
planned improvements<br />
would take place soon.<br />
“Signs to be updated are<br />
currently being reviewed<br />
and work will get under<br />
way as soon as the changes<br />
are ready.”<br />
Part of shingle pile still remains<br />
Cr Livingstone should “do<br />
door-knocking and just do<br />
common sense electioneering.”<br />
Mr Mauger said last<br />
week: “Glenn’s about to<br />
get a rocket right up his<br />
a*** very soon in the next<br />
couple of days, because<br />
I am sick and tired of<br />
hearing about the fact that<br />
I don’t live in the ward.<br />
Cr Livingstone said he<br />
had not been contacted<br />
by Mr Mauger since this<br />
comment.<br />
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Tuesday <strong>July</strong> 9 <strong>2019</strong> 5<br />
Oram Ave work may have to wait<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
WORK ON the highly<br />
anticipated extension of Oram<br />
Ave from New Brighton mall to<br />
Hawke St may not start as early<br />
as hoped.<br />
And Coastal-Burwood<br />
Community Board members are<br />
disappointed, saying not starting<br />
the extension as soon as possible<br />
has the potential to damage<br />
investment in the area.<br />
The project is being overseen<br />
by Development Christchurch<br />
Ltd, which said in March it<br />
supported making funding for<br />
the project available sooner.<br />
The board also asked in its<br />
submission to the city council’s<br />
Annual Plan if funding for the<br />
extension can be made available<br />
so work can start sooner than<br />
<strong>July</strong> 2026 as originally planned.<br />
Board chairwoman Kim<br />
Money said it wants the city<br />
council to make $100,000<br />
available between this year and<br />
next year and another $300,000<br />
available between 2020-2021 so<br />
work can start.<br />
However, the city council did<br />
not approve the board’s request<br />
at its Annual Plan meeting<br />
and instead asked for more<br />
information about bringing the<br />
funding forward.<br />
Said city council transport<br />
planning and delivery manager<br />
Lynette Ellis: “The funding<br />
needs for any early delivery of a<br />
portion of this work requires an<br />
initial project scope to identify<br />
an appropriate budget amount.<br />
Funding needs are not currently<br />
adequately defined.”<br />
She said the information<br />
the city council had asked for<br />
would be provided “as soon as<br />
practicable.”<br />
But Coastal Ward city<br />
councillor David East said it<br />
could take “a few months” for the<br />
information to be provided and<br />
this would delay work starting,<br />
which could also damage New<br />
Brighton’s growth.<br />
“All delays are not exactly<br />
conducive to getting the right<br />
mix of investor confidence and<br />
projects going forward,” he said.<br />
Ms Money was disappointed<br />
with the city council’s reaction<br />
DELAY:<br />
The city<br />
council has<br />
delayed its<br />
decision<br />
on<br />
whether<br />
to make<br />
$400,000<br />
available<br />
sooner to<br />
start work<br />
on the<br />
Oram Ave<br />
extension.<br />
to what she believed was a<br />
reasonable request.<br />
“Councillors need to<br />
understand that we’re trying to<br />
do a regeneration here and the<br />
board and DCL are asking for<br />
the same thing and time is of<br />
the essence,” she said. “To bring<br />
forward that most minor amount<br />
would have been helpful.”<br />
Both Ms Money and Cr East<br />
say they are frustrated because<br />
making the $400,000 available<br />
between now and 2021 would<br />
only have a small impact on<br />
ratepayers.<br />
Said Cr East: “The bigger<br />
chunks came in about year three,<br />
and at that stage, it would have a<br />
0.1 per cent impact on rates.”<br />
DCL chief executive Rob<br />
Hall said it would support the<br />
city council as it made further<br />
considerations.<br />
Concerns over boy racers<br />
•From page 1<br />
Said Mr Thomas: “The<br />
information currently available<br />
doesn’t indicate a specific issue<br />
with anti-social road-user activity<br />
in Waratah St, Briarmont St or<br />
Orrick Cres.”<br />
Cr Livingstone disagreed:<br />
“Some residents have told me<br />
that they have been reporting<br />
in the boy racer issue in those<br />
streets to the council call centre<br />
and they haven’t had at times<br />
the best of responses or there<br />
hasn’t been any action, so they’re<br />
feeling frustrated.”<br />
“It’s definitely a problem and<br />
there are no two ways about it,<br />
and we need to do what we can<br />
to address it.”<br />
When asked if Cr Livingstone<br />
was correct, Mr Thomas did not<br />
want to comment.<br />
Cr Livingstone has not<br />
reported the boy racers he has<br />
seen to police. Instead, he asked<br />
the city council to visit the<br />
streets. Once city council staff<br />
had done so, Cr Livingstone<br />
said it would give him stronger<br />
grounds to go to police.<br />
Said a police spokesperson:<br />
“Police are not aware of boy<br />
racer activity on these streets.<br />
We would be glad to receive any<br />
reports from the public that help<br />
us to identify areas to focus on.”<br />
Meanwhile, Cr Livingstone<br />
said the city council has a role<br />
BURNOUTS: Residents want<br />
speed bumps in Waratah St,<br />
Briarmont St and Orrick Cres<br />
to prevent boy racers causing<br />
carnage.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
to play if boy racers are to be<br />
stopped in Avondale. Last week,<br />
he sent a request to city council<br />
staff for speed bumps to be<br />
installed.<br />
Cr Livingstone said the<br />
residents he has spoken to did<br />
not want to go to <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong><br />
with their concerns as they want<br />
to keep their identities private.<br />
•HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you<br />
have an issue with boy<br />
racers in your street? Email<br />
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News<br />
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Bid to collect and display history along trail<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
INFORMATION is being<br />
sought on the history of the<br />
red zone areas covered by the<br />
Te Ara Ōtākaro Avon River<br />
Trail.<br />
The information collected<br />
will be displayed along the trail,<br />
which runs from the beginning<br />
of the Avon Loop to the edge of<br />
New Brighton through Wainoni,<br />
Burwood, Dallington and<br />
Richmond.<br />
Avebury House Trust<br />
treasurer Hayley Guglietta said<br />
the details about historic people<br />
and places will be on signboards<br />
along the trail.<br />
Mrs Guglietta said the<br />
information – which is being<br />
collected by organisations<br />
including the Avebury House<br />
History Group, New Brighton<br />
Museum, Dallington Residents<br />
Association History Group and<br />
the Avon-Otakaro Network –<br />
would be forgotten if it is not put<br />
on display.<br />
“Our objective is to either<br />
sign locate or digitally locate<br />
heritage information that has<br />
the potential to be lost due to<br />
the red-zoning of that land,” she<br />
said.<br />
“As people are getting older<br />
and that information is getting<br />
lost, if we haven’t captured it<br />
HISTORY: Avebury House Trust treasurer Hayley Guglietta is seeking information on the red<br />
zone’s history to display along the Te Ara Ōtākaro Avon River Trail. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
somewhere, then potentially we<br />
won’t know that story and that’s<br />
a shame.”<br />
One signboard outlining<br />
the history of the Medway<br />
footbridge in Richmond, which<br />
was badly damaged in the<br />
earthquakes, has already<br />
been installed near the<br />
bridge.<br />
Mrs Guglietta said if<br />
enough information is<br />
collected, she hopes the<br />
signboards along the trail<br />
would be on display by the<br />
end of the year.<br />
•If you have information<br />
about the red zone’s<br />
history, phone 381<br />
6615 or email admin@<br />
aveburyhouse.co.nz<br />
PEOPLE ARE also being asked to<br />
share information about one of the<br />
settlers who named New Brighton<br />
– Stephen Brooker.<br />
The information and photos<br />
would be displayed on a sign along<br />
the Te Ara Ōtākaro Avon River<br />
Trail. New Brighton and Districts<br />
Historical Society and Museum<br />
president Tim Baker wants to find<br />
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and any additional<br />
details about his life.<br />
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was one of the first<br />
settlers in the area<br />
and someone said<br />
what’s this called? He<br />
said New Brighton,<br />
because he came from Brighton<br />
(England).<br />
There is very little information<br />
Tim Baker<br />
available about Mr Brooker, he said.<br />
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approximately where New Brighton<br />
was named, in this year by Stephen<br />
Brooker and a bit about him.”<br />
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Pump track views sought<br />
SCHOOLS<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
FEEDBACK IS being sought on<br />
a controversial pump track in<br />
Shirley.<br />
The city council began<br />
consultation last week on<br />
an $87,850 temporary track<br />
planned for the former Shirley<br />
Community Centre site.<br />
Shirley resident Don Gould is<br />
concerned about the cost of the<br />
pump track and<br />
is relieved people<br />
have another<br />
chance to make<br />
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change its mind.<br />
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money should be<br />
Don Gould<br />
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urgent matters,<br />
like managing<br />
the climate emergency, which<br />
was declared by the city council<br />
in May, and reducing chlorine<br />
levels in the drinking water.<br />
“Everybody is going to need to<br />
tighten their belts a bit.”<br />
Said city council community<br />
parks manager Al Hardy: “We<br />
are responding to a demand<br />
for youth activities in the area.<br />
There is a gap in our network<br />
for skate and scootering<br />
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this proposal works to address<br />
this. In the latest Annual Plan<br />
to be adopted, the council has<br />
included a provision of funding<br />
to address climate change and<br />
water quality.”<br />
Mr Gould is also concerned<br />
about spending this much on a<br />
temporary pump track.<br />
“I have no problem at all with<br />
us spending $100,000 – because<br />
this will be $100,000 by the time<br />
we put it all in – on something<br />
that’s a permanent civic facility,<br />
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something that staff now tell<br />
me is likely to only be there for<br />
a year.”<br />
Mr Hardy said a decision on<br />
the pump track’s future if it is<br />
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site that requires activation or<br />
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SKATE:<br />
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open until<br />
<strong>July</strong> 29.<br />
how long it will remain at this<br />
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In April <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong> reported<br />
on Shirley Primary School pupil<br />
Shannon Smith’s 30-signature<br />
petition, which was presented to<br />
the Papanui-Innes Community<br />
Board, asking for a permanent<br />
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track to be built at MacFarlane<br />
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investigation found the site<br />
at 10 Shirley Rd was more<br />
appropriate.<br />
Shannon told <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong><br />
he did not want the track to be<br />
temporary, although he said it<br />
would be great while it lasted.<br />
•Have your say on the<br />
planned pump track by <strong>July</strong><br />
29 at www.ccc.govt.nz/thecouncil/consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay<br />
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Boxers following in fathers’ footsteps<br />
YOUNG GUN: Daniel Meehan continued his<br />
impressive junior boxing career by winning at<br />
the New Zealand Golden Gloves in Rotorua.<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
TWO TEENAGE Smiling Tigers<br />
Boxing Club members are following<br />
in the footsteps of their fathers<br />
after winning Golden Glove titles<br />
and gaining selection to the New<br />
Zealand development team.<br />
Daniel Meehan, 16, and Kwhali<br />
Beauchamp, 14, backed up their<br />
recent South Island Golden Glove<br />
titles by going onto claim national<br />
honours by unanimous decision in<br />
Rotorua.<br />
Meehan is the son of Danny<br />
Meehan – a former Jameson Belt<br />
holder. The belt is awarded to<br />
the most scientific senior boxer<br />
at the national championships.<br />
Meanwhile, Beauchamp is the son of<br />
former national champions and now<br />
professional boxer Nort Beauchamp.<br />
The pair have been boxing with<br />
Smiling Tigers for four years<br />
working under coach Mark Fuller.<br />
Beauchamp won the cadet 40kg<br />
title, while Meehan won the junior<br />
60kg title.<br />
“We’re absolutely stoked. Not just<br />
for them to win, but the way they<br />
fought was really pleasing,” said<br />
Fuller.<br />
Meehan’s title came as little<br />
surprise to Fuller. The Christchurch<br />
Boys’ High School student has<br />
previously won two New Zealand<br />
title and an Australian golden gloves<br />
title. He also came into the NZ<br />
Golden Gloves on the back of a win<br />
in Australia.<br />
“Because of his work rate and<br />
his angle changes I think he had<br />
SPORT<br />
his opponent flummoxed, it was a<br />
really convincing win for him,” said<br />
Fuller.<br />
However, Beauchamp’s result<br />
came as more of a surprise for the<br />
fighter shorter in stature than many<br />
of his opponents.<br />
“He’s a cracker, really fit, gives it<br />
plenty and has got some really good<br />
skills. I was absolutely stoked for<br />
him,” said Fuller.<br />
Titles were also won by Woolston<br />
boxers Hamuera Tainui and Ryley<br />
Sutherland. Tainui took out the<br />
junior 66kg title, while Sutherland<br />
won in the 46kg cadet.<br />
All four Canterbury boxers have<br />
also been selected in the New<br />
Zealand junior development squad<br />
following the Golden Gloves. The<br />
squad will travel to Australia later in<br />
the year.<br />
“They’ve actually started concentrating<br />
on the juniors as well which<br />
is really good . . . this is the first time<br />
in a very long time that they’ve sent<br />
away a good size squad like this, it’s<br />
going to be great and a good sign of<br />
things to come I think,” said Fuller.<br />
“All of those four boys have been<br />
around a wee while now, they’re<br />
only young, but they’ve got quite a<br />
bit of experience and they’re only<br />
going to get better with what the<br />
Canterbury association is doing to<br />
support them.”<br />
CONTENDER: Kwhali Beauchamp won<br />
the 40kg cadet title.<br />
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Aranui Library<br />
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Tuesday and Wednesday, 3.30-<br />
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It has been an exciting time in the history of<br />
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With winter upon us why not take the<br />
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a new hobby, learn a new skill, meet some<br />
new people and have fun at the same time<br />
then join one of Papanui High School’s<br />
exciting range of Adult and Community<br />
Education Courses for Term 3 beginning<br />
from 29 <strong>July</strong>. We have a wide range of<br />
courses to choose from Art to Yoga and<br />
everything in between. New courses on<br />
offer for Term 3 include Life Drawing,<br />
Drawing using Pastels and Charcoal,<br />
Book Art, Sign Language, Writing<br />
Books for Children & Young Adults, and<br />
Cooking for those who are Gluten Free,<br />
Dairy Free, Vegan and or Vegetarian.<br />
We guarantee you will find something to<br />
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For further information and<br />
enrolment in this or any of our courses<br />
please visit our website www.papanui.<br />
school.nz or telephone our office on<br />
3520701, or email Barbara Roper<br />
rpb@papanui.school.nz<br />
Did you know that musical training<br />
can change brain structure and function<br />
for the better? It can also improve longterm<br />
memory and lead to better brain<br />
development, particularly for those<br />
who start at a young age. So why wait<br />
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CSM is a not-for-profit organisation with<br />
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For the young ones there are pre-school<br />
and junior school classes, “Take Off with<br />
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strings and at 6 the recorder is a great<br />
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Older children and adults may opt for<br />
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If affordability is an issue, CSM may be<br />
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provided by the Rata Foundation.<br />
Find out more about us or enrol any<br />
time at www.csm.org.nz<br />
CANTERBURY WORKERS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION<br />
www.cwea.org.nz 59 Gloucester Street, Christchurch 03 3660285
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A charming, delightful 1950’s bungalow set<br />
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My vendors are retiring very reluctantly<br />
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