Pegasus Post: July 16, 2019

TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2019 

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New Brighton Rd 

repairs to 

start soon 

Pedestrian safety 

outside hospital 

a step closer 

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Burwood Community Board 

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Devotion to others earns award 

HONOUR: Carole Gibson has received a Coastal-Burwood Community Service Award for volunteering at Parklands Baptist 

Community Church. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

• By Matt Slaughter 

YOU CAN do a lot for 

yourself in five or six hours 

a week. 

But for the last seven years, 

Carole Gibson has been 

devoting this time to others. 

The 75-year-old Prestons 

resident is one of 12 people from 

the east who received Coastal- 

Burwood Community Service 

Awards earlier this month for 

their contributions to the area. 

Mrs Gibson has volunteered 

at Parklands Baptist Community 

Church organising a 

friendship group and foot clinic 

for over-50s and a craft group. 

She said she had become 

involved with the church to 

help people who were socially 

isolated find companionship. 

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Authorised by J McLellan, 6 Braddon Street, Addington 

Criticism 

erupts over 

decision to 

not start 

Oram Ave 

work early 


THE CHANCE of work on the 

Oram Ave extension in New 

Brighton not starting as soon 

as hoped has received heavy 

criticism online. 

Pegasus Post reported last 

week the city council did not 

approve the Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board’s Annual 

Plan request to make $400,000 

available between now and 2021 

so the extension of Oram Ave 

from New Brighton mall to 

Hawke St could start sooner than 

2026. 

City council transport 

planning and delivery manager 

Lynette Ellis said the city council 

asked for more information on 

the project’s funding needs before 

making the money available. 

Coastal Ward city councillor 

David East was disappointed 

with this decision, saying it 

could take “a few months” for 

the information to be provided, 

which could delay the project 

starting and negatively impact on 

businesses in the suburb. 

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from the editor’s desk 

THe Battle of the Shingle Pile appears to be 

over (see page 4). 

Pegasus Post fired the first salvo a few 

weeks ago, backing the Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board’s bid to get the eyesore 

cleaned up after city council staff seemed 

disinterested. 

Phil Mauger, who is running for city council in the Burwood 

Ward, read the Pegasus Post article and charged into the dispute, 

getting his contracting staff to clean it up – well most of it 

anyway. 

It looked decidedly like electioneering, in spite of Mauger 

saying it wasn’t. Then the battle erupted when Pegasus Post 

interviewed his rival Glenn Livingstone over electioneering and 

the shingle pile. 

But now Mauger has finished the job. 

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Tuesday July 16 2019 3 

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New Brighton Rd repairs to start soon 


THE $1.2 million repair of 

a damaged stretch of New 

Brighton Rd is set to begin in 

October. 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board chairwoman Kim Money 

spoke to Pegasus Post in March 

saying the community board 

wanted New Brighton Rd to be 

repaired before the end of 2021. 

The board 

has got its 

wish. The most 

badly damaged 

section between 

Wattle Drive 

and Bower 

Ave should be 

repaired by 

Kim Money 

March next 

year. 

Said Ms 

Money: “That’s definitely the 

main problem area on New 

Brighton Rd, so that’s the 

piece that we wanted to be 

done.” 

Ms Money said the road had 

been cracked and covered in 

potholes for eight years since the 

earthquakes. 

It had also been prone to 

flooding, she said. 

City council planning and 

delivery transport manager 

Lynette Ellis said both of these 

issues would be addressed during 

the repairs. 

“We are repairing and resurfacing 

the existing road. If there 

are drainage issues that can be 

corrected, these will be done at 

the same time.” 

Ms Money said the damage 

to the road had had a negative 

impact on people’s well-being. 

“Every day they’re reminded 

that this road has needed to be 

repaired for eight years and it 

hasn’t been done yet. 

“Plus, the flooding that continually 

gets onto that stretch of 

road, hasn’t helped the situation. 

“To have that fixed, we can 

finally put that behind us.” 

Ms Money said if funds were 

left over after the Bower Ave/ 

Wattle Drive section of New 

Brighton Rd was fixed, these 

would go towards repairing the 

area between Bower Ave and 

Palmers Rd. 

POTHOLES: 

The $1.2 

million repair 

of New 

Brighton Rd 

between 

Wattle Drive 

and Bower 

Ave is set 

to begin in 

October and 

be finished by 

March next 

year. 

PHOTO: 

MARTIN 

HUNTER 

She hoped the repair of the 

rest New Brighton Rd would 

be completed soon after the 

first section was finished next 

year. 

Asked if this would happen, 

Ms Ellis said: “The remainder 

of the road is regularly assessed 

and prioritised with other roads 

in the city and any works to 

be undertaken will need to be 

co-ordinated with other utility 

works that may be required.” 

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City council staff are arranging 

for the Shaw Ave public toilets 

and gardens in New Brighton 

to be placed on a regular 

maintenance schedule. The 


Board asked for this to happen 

and has voiced concerns about 

the state of the area in the past. 

PAGES RD GARAGE LEASE 

The Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board has 

recommended the city council 

gift the dwelling and garage 

situated at 266 Pages Rd to the 

East Christchurch Housing 

Trust and that it enters into a 

lease of the land for six years. It 

has also recommended the funds 

earmarked for the demolition 

of the dwelling and garage be 

gifted to the trust to go towards 

its renewal. 

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Tuesday July 16 2019 

Council hopeful finishes 

clearing shingle pile 

PHIL MAUGER has followed 

through with his promise to 

clear a pile of shingle in a car 

park near The Bower. 

Pegasus Post previously 

reported the Maugers 

Contracting Ltd boss, who 

is trying to oust Burwood 

Ward city councillor Glenn 

Livingstone for his seat in 

October’s local body elections, 

got a digger and started clearing 

piles of shingle last month, 

which had been there since the 

earthquakes. 

But one pile remained and Mr 

Mauger said it would be cleared 

by July 5, and it was. 

Mr Mauger said he was always 

going to follow through and get 

the job done as soon as he and 

his staff were on the east side of 

town. 

“Our gear was in the area and 

it was a bit wet on Friday, so we 

said stuff it, we’ll go and do that 

because we can do that in the 

wet weather. 

“We’ll always get around to 

getting it done, it just came 

down to timing because it had 

to fit into what we were doing 

because we were doing it for 

nothing.” 


Board chairwoman Kim Money 

spoke to Pegasus Post last month 

about the need to clean up the 

shingle piles, which led Mr 

Mauger to take matters into his 

own hands. 

Ms Money praised Mr Mauger 

for finishing the job. 

“I just think it’s great when 

people put their hand up and are 

willing to help the community, 

which is awesome and saves 

the council a job and it’s been 

done a little bit earlier than 

anticipated.” 

THe city council told Pegasus 

Post last moth dumping in 

the car park is illegal and has 

now placed signs in it saying: 

“Contractors are not to stockpile 

materials in this area.” 

TEAMWORK: A crew from Phil Mauger’s contracting business 

cleared shingle from a car park near The Bower. 

Cr Livingstone told 

Pegasus Post last month he 

believed Mr Mauger cleaning 

up the shingle piles was 

“electioneering.” 

Mr Mauger said others had 

expressed the same opinion 

online, but he had done what he 

said he was going to do and was 

not worried what people thought 

of his actions. 


“You’re never going to please 

everyone all of the time.” 

He said he would use the last 

of the shingle, which had been 

cleared to cover muddy and wet 

ground at his worksites. 

Mr Mauger said his focus 

was now on door-knocking 

and talking to residents about 

changes they wanted to see in 

Burwood. 

Pedestrian safety outside 

hospital could be improved 

Readers react to the war 

of words which erupted 

between Burwood Ward 

city council candidates 

Phil Mauger and Glenn 

Livingstone over the 

removal of shingle from a 

car park near the Avon River 

Sandy Robb – Great to see a 

man like Phil Mauger standing 

for Burwood. An action man is 

what is needed, not a talker. He 

will get my vote. 

Brian Seque – As someone 

who has lived in Burwood for 30 

years and has seen nothing of Cr 

Livingstone in all the times he 

has been the councillor, I have 

PEGASUS POST 

CONCERNS: Hans Wouters 

discussed dangers for 

wheelchair users such 

as Brett Ladbrook when 

crossing the road outside 

Burwood Hospital. 


IMPROVED pedestrian safety 

measures outside of Burwood 

Hospital could be a step closer. 

New Zealand Spinal Trust 

chief executive Hans Wouters 

said a meeting at the Burwood 

and Mairehau Rds intersection 

last Tuesday between it, city 

council staff, the Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board, 

New Zealand Transport Agency 

and Canterbury District Health 

Board representatives went well. 

Pegasus Post reported last 

month the trust wanted traffic 

lights to replace the traffic 

islands and roundabout at the 

intersection to keep unexperienced 

wheelchair users from 

Burwood Spinal Unit and other 

patients safe while crossing it. 

Mr Wouters said the trust’s 

safety concerns were heard at 

the meeting and city council 

staff would now report back to 

those who attended with their 

feedback. 

City council transport operations 

manager Steffan Thomas 

told Pegasus Post last month 

there were plans to improve the 

intersection, but Mr Wouters 

had been told this would be “a 

couple or three years down the 

track.” 

Mr Wouters hoped the meeting 

will lead to these improvements 

happening sooner and 

traffic lights would be chosen as 

the best option to improve the 

intersection. 

“I’m confident that once the 

report comes back, those people 

on the inside will be saying 

okay, so what’s next? Who has 

the ball? Let’s get movement to 

make it happen. 

“I think what we’ve been able 

to do is just say, look, you’ve 

got it earmarked way down the 

track, but really, we need to 

bring it forward, because it is 

an issue that’s not going to get 

better.” 

also seen none of his so-called 

work for the community. In fact, 

the last time of hearing anything 

about him was his motion to city 

council that QE II should be shut 

for a time for the Muslim women 

community to be able to swim. 

Why has he not been lobbying for 

the roads to be repaired? They are 

still disgraceful after eight years. 

He, I think, is past his use by date 

and should step aside for new 

blood to come through and look 

after the interests of the east side. 

If he is looking for the tap on the 

shoulder for higher political office, 

then he needs to be told that 

is not going to happen. But hey, 

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Estuary edge images and info wanted 


PEOPLE HAVE been asked for 

their insights on the estuary edge 

before and immediately after the 

earthquakes. 

The city council and Coastal 

Futures want people to share 

photos of the 

estuary edge and 

its surroundings 

from this time 

period and any 

observations 

about what has 

changed. 

David 

Griffiths 

City council 

head of planning 

and strategic 

transport David Griffiths said 

the goal of this project was to use 

photos and people’s knowledge 

to help address earthquake 

legacy issues and develop a 

strategy to protect surrounding 

properties from flooding and 

erosion. 

Mr Griffiths said what people 

shared would be used to identify 

the needs of nearby residents and 

what they think should be done. 

“A contractor has been commissioned 

to undertake technical 

work to identify the pre and 

post-earthquake physical state 

FUTURE PROTECTION: The city council want photos of the estuary edge before and just 

after the earthquakes and residents’ insights on what has changed to help the surrounding 

area prepare for the future. 

of the estuary edge and changes 

that have occurred. Drone 

footage being commissioned by 

ECan is being shared with the 

council to inform this work. 

Community members have been 

asked to provide any photographs 

they have of the estuary 

edge that might support this 

analysis of earthquake-generated 

change.” 

Southshore Residents Association 

chairwoman Lynda 

Burdekin said much of the 

infrastructure in place to protect 

properties closest to the estuary 

edge from erosion had been 

wiped out due to the earthquakes. 

Very little had been done since 

to replace this infrastructure, 

Mrs Burdekin said. 

She was pleased the city 

council was finally working with 

residents to establish the best 

way to protect their properties in 

the future, but felt this had taken 

too long to happen. 

“It’s the first time in nearly 

eight years the council have 

agreed that there is an issue and 

it needs to be looked at.” 

Mrs Burdekin hoped the city 

council would listen to people’s 

input and the amount of protection 

around the estuary edge 

would return to pre-earthquake 

levels. 

“We’re interested in having 

things back to where they were 

because that’s not really been 

looked at in all these years, but 

also with an eye to the future, 

what we can do practically and 

sensibly to ensure that people 

in Southshore can live in their 

homes safely for a decent length 

of time,” she said. 

The photos and information 

collected during this project 

will be reported back to the city 

council in August. 

Mr Griffiths said this was 

part of the city council’s new 

role leading the Southshore and 

South New Brighton regeneration 

strategy, which it took over 

from Regenerate Christchurch 

in May. 

Possible delays to Oram Ave project criticised 

•From page 1 

Last week’s article was posted 

on the Peoples Independent Republic 

of New Brighton Facebook 

group and received 156 comments 

from people who shared 

Cr East’s disappointment. 

“Again, and again and again 

– poor old New Brighton on the 

backburner once more,” read one 

comment. 

Another read: “Once again, the 

mayor, council, and Development 

Christchurch Ltd are throwing 

the residents of New Brighton, 

who want to see their neighbourhood 

move forward with the extension 

of Oram Ave, under the 

bus regarding this much-needed 

improvement for the area. It 

would be so nice if just once they 

would stick to the plan and get 

things completed as planned.” 

Said another comment: “I’m 

prepared to start a petition about 

Oram Ave and progressing New 

Brighton development. What do 

you all think?” 

Some commentators wanted 

the city councillors who opposed 

the funding being made available 

sooner for the extension to 

be named, but Cr East said this 

never went to a vote. 

He said if it had, he felt the 

proposal would not have been 

supported and in spite of it not 

being his preferred option, asking 

for more information ensured the 

proposal was still on the table. 

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However, Cr East said he 

was “not surprised at all” the 

commenters shared his concern 

about the delay this could have. 

“When matters concerning the 

Coastal Ward and the Burwood 

Ward are considered in council, 

it’s never a straight forward 

process, there’s always more 

consultation required or some 

delay. 

“A similar sort of project 

anywhere else in the city seems 

to sort of go through with 

consummate ease.” 

When asked to comment on 

Cr East’s statements, and those 

on Facebook, the city council 

did not respond before Pegasus 

Post’s deadline. 

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Buying flower shop the right decision 


NEW BRIGHTON Florist 

would have closed if it wasn’t 

for Pauline Turner’s decision six 

years ago. 

She took over its ownership 

at a time when the earthquakes 

were fresh in people’s minds and 

some businesses in the area were 

struggling. 

The New Brighton resident 

of about 20 years said her love 

for its seaside surroundings and 

people meant this was a chance 

she was willing to take. 

“The old owner was going to 

close the doors. I thought that 

can’t happen, the shop has to 

stay open because it’s a bright 

little spot.” 

Ms Turner worked at New 

Brighton Florist for seven years 

before buying the shop, which 

had been open since 1964. 

This decision was not a financial 

one, but her way of giving 

back to a community, which had 

been hit hard after the earthquakes. 

“It was to support the New 

Brighton area, totally.” 

The community had been supporting 

her in return ever since. 

“The local people have really 

appreciated it and they’ve been 

extremely loyal.” 

Ms Turner moved to Russley 

from Hertfordshire in England 

as a six-year-old. She knew 

she wanted to move to New 

Brighton when she first visited. 

“I was 10, we’d come to New 

Brighton to the beach and that 

was that, as far as I was concerned 

that was where I 

was going to live when I grew 

up.” 

The birth of her two children 

Steven Turner and Alice 

Henderson in the 1980s meant 

the time was right to make the 

move. 

They lived in Marriotts Rd until 

the children reached school 

age, then shifting to Woolston 

so they could attend Rudolf 

Steiner School. 

After both children graduated, 

Ms Turner moved back, buying 

a house in Lonsdale St and 

starting her job at New Brighton 

Florist. 

This saw two dreams come 

true at once. She was able to 

use her years of experience 

in floristry to give back to 

LOYAL: 

Pauline Turner 

has not looked 

back after 

taking over the 

ownership of 

New Brighton 

Florist to save 

it from closing 

six years ago. 

PHOTO: 

MARTIN 

HUNTER 

the community she loved the 

most. 

Ms Turner said she hadn’t 

looked back since her decision a 

few years later to buy the florists. 

She was exactly where she 

wanted to be. 

“It’s a community, I see New 

Brighton as a beautiful, supportive 

community. 

“It’s like an extended family 

feeling. 

“I wouldn’t want to be 

anywhere else.” 

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OPEN: Volunteers celebrating 

the launch of the Riverlution 

Community Gathering Space 

and Cafe on Wednesday. 

Community 

space opens 

in Richmond 

RICHMOND Community 

Garden and Greening the Rubble 

has launched the Riverlution 

Community Gathering Space and 

Cafe. 

Volunteers who helped to set 

up the new space gathered at the 

River Rd site on Wednesday to officially 

open it and celebrate their 

hard work. They were treated to 

an afternoon tea. 

Richmond Community Garden 

co-founder Cathy Allden said a 

number of community members 

and businesses had helped to 

make the project possible. 

The garden’s chairwoman Hayley 

Guglietta said the area would 

be great for Richmond. 

“The Riverlution Cafe is a really 

important connector between the 

people starting to use the river 

trail and our suburb.” 

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Services to community recognised 

•From page 1 

Since moving to Christchurch 

from Suffolk in England 11 

years ago, Mrs Gibson said she 

“saw there was a need for help.” 

She said of volunteering at 

the church: “it was what I was 

meant to do.” 

Mrs Gibson had seen 

hundreds of people get exactly 

this out of the activities she 

helped to organise. 

And this was what had kept 

her coming back for so many 

years. 

“We get a lot of people 

that just want to come and 

talk and it’s their only outing 

for the week, so it’s that 

fellowship and companionship. 

As well as being a church 

group, we are there for the 

community to give them an 

outing, give them a place to go 

if they want to sit and talk and 

be warm. 

“We’re doing our little bit to 

help the world go around and to 

make the place a nicer, friendlier 

place and, for me, it’s my way of 

serving the lord.” 

Mrs Gibson said having her 

volunteer work recognised 

with an award had been a great 

feeling and her proud daughters 

Sarah and Clair had come to 

watch her receive it. 

Other award winners 

Jim Nicholls – For his 

services as the Kite Man. He has 

voluntarily flown his colourful 

and spectacular kites on the 

foreshore of New Brighton and 

North Beach for many years, 

including as part of multiple 

community events. He loves to 

pass his passion on to others who 

are interested in the hobby of kit 

flying and created a free website 

to share useful advice and tips. 

David 

Collins – For 

services to the 

Dallington 

Community. He 

has volunteered 

as part of the 

Dallington 

Community Cottage Trust, as 

part of Civil Defence, with the 

Scout jamboree, as a member of 

the Shirley Primary School PTA, 

his church, as part of Canterbury 

Neighbourhood Support and 

as a volunteer driver for Archer 

Retirement Home. 

John and Heather 

Pickworth – For their work with 

the community lunch programme 

as part of Compassion Trust. 

They have been involved in the 

programme for just over four 

years. In the last year alone, them 

and their team have provided over 

972 voluntary hours to provide 

fortnightly community lunches 

for those in need. 

Sarah Butterfield – For 

services to the eastern suburbs. 

She has been involved in groups 

such as the Avon-Otakaro 

Network, Avon-Otakaro 

Incorporated, Food Resilience 

Network, Central City 

Christchurch Aunties, Wainoni 

Avonside Community Services 

Trust, Soil and Health and New 

Brighton School boards. Her 

work with these organisations 

has provided valuable input to 

many programmes and projects 

in the eastern community. 

Joy Brandon – For services to 

the Parklands and wider eastern 

communities. She has been 

involved in a number of groups, 

including Parklands Ladies 

Probus Club, Neighbourhood 

Watch, the Older Generation’s 

forum, bowls, the Child Cancer 

Foundation, Christchurch 

Marathon and Rotary. 

Annie van der Dussen 

– For her volunteer work 

with Arthritis Hydro. She is 

a supervisor for water-based 

exercises at the Burwood 

Hospital Pool. The exercises in 

the hydro pool provide relief to 

arthritis sufferers, with people 

from across Christchurch 

attending. This service has 

survived due to work from 

volunteers like her. 

Soozie 

Bragg – For 

services to 

the South 

New Brighton 

Community. 

She has been 

actively involved 

in a number of organisations 

including Renew Brighton, The 

Bridge South Brighton Trust, 

Sustain South Brighton, Te 

Waka Aroha South Brighton and 

recently organised the Save Our 

Suburbs Community Safety Expo. 

Fay Dearden – For her work 

with Arthritis Hydro. Arthritis 

New Zealand was previously 

operating the hydro pool at 

Burwood Hospital and was 

looking at closing it down. The 

running of the service was taken 

over by volunteers to ensure 

its survival. She volunteers as 

a supervisor for water based 

activities at the pool. 

Jack Lawson – For 

his work with the Burwood- 

Pegasus Community Watch. 

He has been a member since 

2007 and is on a monthly roster. 

His nominators reported the 

excellent way that he interacts 

with the Community, who feel 

safe when the community watch 

is around. 

Timothy Evans – For 

services to the Brooklands 

Volunteer Fire Brigade. He has 

been a member of the brigade 

for more than 25 years. During 

that time, he has given time 

and expertise to planning for 

scenarios and training. He was 

heavily involved in the work 

around the earthquakes and Port 

Hills fires. 

Leonie 

Hawkey – For 

her work at 

the Wainoni 

Avonside 

Community 

Services Trust. 

She helps with 

monthly themed fundraisers 

and generously contributes her 

home baking. She is often the 

photographer for the events and 

is great at sending these photos to 

local reporters.



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fourth at the South Island tournament at Hagley Park last week. 

Avonside claim fourth at 

SI netball tournament 

• By Jacob Page 

AVONSIDE GIRLS’ High School 

finished fourth in the combined 

year 9 and 10 grade at the South 

Island junior netball tournament 

at Hagley Park last week. 

Avonside went through pool 

play unbeaten, taking down 

Golden Bay High 36-20, South 

Westland School 39-2 and 

Cromwell College 34-19 to 

comfortably top their group. 

Their unbeaten run continued 

in the round of 16 games, when 

they beat Catholic Cathedral 

College 46-16 and South Otago 

High School 36-12 to again top 

their group heading into the 

quarter-finals. 

Avonside prevailed in their 

tightest contest yet to make the 

semi-finals, thanks to a 

27-21 win over Buller High 

School. The final-four 

match against Papanui High 

proved a step too far for the 

team and they were beaten 

37-13 for their first loss of the 

tournament. 

The third and fourth play-off 

was more competitive against 

Gore High, but Gore eventually 

prevailed 30-22. 

It was the tournament’s 22nd 

year at Hagley Park. 

AVONSIDE GIRLS’ High 

School cyclist Amelia Sykes 

continued to show she is one to 

watch in the future by winning 

the under-16 individual time 

trial at the South Island road 

championships at Ruapuna 

Raceway last week. 

Sykes, who has won a silver 

medal in the event at the national 

level in March, won the event 

with a time of 5min 12.67sec. 

She was almost four seconds 

clear of Amye Kellow from 

Christchurch Girls’ High School 

with Cashmere High School’s 

Annabel Bligh a further 11sec 

back in third. 

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for Canterbury and has impressed 

on both the road and 

the track in recent seasons. She 

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More than 230 riders took 

part in the South Island road 

event, organised by Cycling 

Canterbury Schools at Mike 

Pero Motorsport Park. They 

competed in individual time 

trials, team time trials and road 

race events. 

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TALENT: Avonside Girls’ High 

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JP Clinic at Shirley Library 

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Rocket Club 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

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Carrot cake 

Serves 8-10 

Cooking time 10min 

Ingredients 

150g flour mix (see below) 

180g sugar 

2 tsp ground cinnamon 

1 tsp baking powder 

½ tsp salt 

80ml canola oil 

40g sweetened soy yoghurt 

2 eggs 

200g grated carrot 

Icing 

100g spreadable cream cheese 

50g butter 

100g icing sugar 

Decoration 

25g crushed pistachios 

Pecans 

Toasted flaked coconut 

Edible flowers 

Homemade flour mix – makes 

1kg 

500g rice flour 

300g cornflour (cornstarch) 

100g potato starch 

100g almond meal 

2g xanthan gum 

Directions 

Heat the oven to 180 deg C. 

Combine the flour mix, sugar, 

cinnamon, baking powder and 

salt. Add the canola oil, soy 

yoghurt, eggs and grated carrot. 

Whisk until the batter is well 

combined and smooth. 

Pour the batter into a greased 

loaf tin and bake for 40min. 

Allow to cool. 

To make the icing, beat the 

cream cheese, butter and icing 

sugar until creamy. Spread 

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cake. Decorate with pistachios, 

pecans, flaked coconut and 

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Matcha cream puffs 

Serves 4-6 

Cooking time 30min 

Ingredients 

Choux pastry 

250ml water 

6g salt 

100g butter or margarine 

150g flour mix (see carrot cake 

recipe) 

5-6 eggs 

Icing sugar 

Matcha cream 

100g single (pure) cream 

200g mascarpone cheese 

15g sugar 

15g matcha powder 

Directions 

Heat the oven to 200 deg 

C. Combine the water, salt 

and butter or margarine in a 

saucepan and bring to the boil. 

When the butter has melted, 

add the flour mix to the boiling 

butter mixture and quickly mix 

with a spatula until the mixture 

is well combined and comes 

away easily from the side of the 

pan. 

Pour into a mixing bowl and 

add the eggs, mixing with the 

spatula until smooth. Spoon the 

dough into a piping bag fitted 

with a 1cm plain nozzle. 

Pipe small balls of choux on to 

a baking tray lined with baking 

paper. Bake for 30min. Let the 

balls cool before cutting off the 

top third of each puff. 

To make the matcha cream, 

Whisk the well-chilled cream 

with the mascarpone until light 

and airy, then add the combined 

sugar and matcha powder. 

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bag fitted with a 1cm star nozzle 

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thermostat and with a choice of grilles and 

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Circulating air through the house also 

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You can also choose the HTU version 

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An average size living room requires 2-4 

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