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CASHMERE basketballer
Louis Oskam was determined
to show off his skills on the
court this year.
Now the 18-year-old has
been rewarded for his patients
after he was selected to be
part of the Steven Adams
Invitational training session at
Horncastle Arena on Sunday.
The invitational is a chance
for some of the best secondary
school players in New Zealand
to learn from the Oklahoma
City Thunder NBA centre and
other skilled coaches.
Fellow Cashmere High
player Thomas Webley has
also been selected for the
camp but will not attend due
to a broken elbow, while St
Andrew’s College player Nac
Stodart and Christ’s College’s
Mason Whittaker will also
take part. •Turn to page 12
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Cashmere star hopes to shine at Steven Adams camp
ON THE RISE: Cashmere High basketballer Louis Oskam has been selected to take part
in the Steven Adams Invitational camp at Horncastle Arena on Sunday.
Estuary
edge
images
and info
wanted
• By Matt Slaughter
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.
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 of
the estuary edge and changes that
have occurred.
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CASHMERE HIGH School basketballer
Louis Oskam will be in his element this
weekend (see page 1).
The promising power forward has been
chosen for the Steven Adams Invitational
training session at Horncastle Arena
on Sunday. It’s just reward after he was ruled out of Adams’
training session last year because of injury.
That injury also kept him out of Cashmere High’s national
secondary school championship campaign. Injury too has
struck another Cashmere High player, Thomas Webley. He has a
broken elbow, ruling him out of Adams’ training session.
Adams’ visit is potentially a once in a lifetime chance for
promising young basketballers to learn from the Oklahoma
City Thunder centre. But if only Adams would make himself
available for the Tall Blacks!
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News
Almost $2000 raised in walking fundraiser
• By Jess Gibson
NINE-YEAR-OLD Olive
Harris of Lyttelton will go to
great lengths to help those in
need.
The year 5 St Mark’s student
came up with the idea to walk
up to 10km to fundraise for
children in Uganda who do the
same on an empty stomach every
day.
Walk With a Purpose saw
more than 70 of Olive’s fellow
pupils and their parents get
behind the school’s first official
fundraiser last month.
Almost $2000 which was
raised in cash and through a
givealittle page will be donated
to Fountain of Peace Children’s
Foundation NZ.
The money will go towards
keeping 501 children fed at
Rwenjaza Hillside School in
Uganda.
Olive said she was “really
proud” that so many of her
friends were willing to get on
board.
Families woke up as early as
5.30am to walk from locations
like Mt Pleasant, Halswell and
Cashmere into Opawa in time
for school.
It was Olive’s second year
walking the Stan Helms track
over the Port Hills with her dad,
Tim Harris, and this year she
SUPPORT: One group of pupils from St Mark’s School woke up early and walked up to 10km to
school on June 28 from areas such as Lyttelton, Mt Pleasant and Cashmere.
was joined by her five-year-old
brother, Jake Harris, who is in
year 1.
Last year, Olive and her father
did the walk on their own and
raised more than $500 through
sponsorship which was donated
to WaterAid projects.
Volunteer co-ordinator of
Fountain of Peace, Tania Sharr,
is the mother of two pupils at St
Mark’s and helped to organise
the fundraiser with Olive and
her mum, Lottie Harris.
Mrs Sharr said she was blown
away by the school’s response.
“I get quite tearful thinking
about it. It really makes you
realise that the world is a big
community. Even though the
students in Uganda are a long
way away it means a lot to them,”
she said.
Fountain of Peace was
established in New Zealand in
2012.
Its aim is to create familybased
homes for orphaned
and abandoned children
in rural Uganda, as well as
working to provide clean water,
education, health care and
sustainable projects for the whole
community.
•If you wish to donate to
Walk With a Purpose visit:
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BIG WALK: Tim, Olive and
Jake Harris with teacher
Emily Wells who joined the
Lyttelton family for part of
a 10km walk which raised
funds for children in Uganda.
Local
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In Brief
Fire rages, homes at risk
HALSWELL RD PARKING
Vehicles parking on yellow
lines is obstructing the views
of residents using the refuge
island on Halswell Rd outside
the Te Hapua: Halswell Centre.
Halswell resident Anthony
Brooks addressed his concerns
at the Halswell-Hornby-
Riccarton Community Board
on Tuesday. Mr Brooks wanting
the city council to remove one
car park outside the centre
and install a loading zone. The
issue has been passed on to city
council staff for consideration
and a response will come back
to the board.
CHLORINATION DELAYS
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programme means Hornby
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chlorine-treated drinking
water beyond this month. The
city council had previously
expected to end chlorine
treatment across the city by
end of July. Unexpected delays
include remedying issues
with land contamination
and stability around some
well heads. The city council
is still planning to have the
chlorination completely
removed by the end of
September.
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SOUTHERN VIEW
Southworth to
stand in south seat
• By Jess Gibson
A FOURTH candidate
will contest Environment
Canterbury’s Owhanga – South
seat.
Geologist Vicky Southworth,
of Sumner, has announced
she will stand for a seat which
covers Canterbury’s bays, inlets
and harbours in October’s local
body elections.
Mrs Southworth will be
standing as an independent
against Labour-aligned People’s
Choice candidate’s James Dann
and Phil Clearwater and one
other independent, Hamish
Keown.
Mrs Southworth has a Master
of Water Resource Management
from Canterbury University
which ties into 15 years of
scientific and planning skills
experience.
She is trained as a geologist
and has regularly helped and
lead restoration planting and
maintenance projects like
Sumner School’s planting day
at Sumnervale Reserve on
June 22.
Vicky Southworth
As a community
representative on the
Canterbury water management
strategy regional committee,
she has been involved in the
complex issue of freshwater
management.
“I’ve seen how ECan works
and have got a good sense of
what’s working and what isn’t,
at least in the water space,” Mrs
Southworth said.
Within the boundary that
the south seat covers, Mrs
Southworth wants to see habitat
expansion in the Port Hills and
Banks Peninsula.
“Linking up the bits we
have so that species can migrate
and repopulate areas is an
efficient way to build resilience.
Akaroa has a reintroduced tui
population that’s doing well
now,” she said.
She would also like to
work more closely with
central Government to e
xplore options for planting
native trees as climate change
mitigation, which could bring in
revenue.
“I like to talk to people, listen
and then mull over what I hear,’’
she said.
•To stay up to date with
Mrs Southworth’s campaign,
visit the Facebook page @
VickyforEcanChchSouth.
Community board member
could put hand up for council
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
MORE NAMES are beginning
to emerge in the race for the city
council Riccarton Ward October
local body elections.
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
Community Board member
Debbie Mora is considering putting
her name forward to contest
against Catherine Chu and Peter
Laloli in Riccarton.
“That fact Vicki Buck has
stood down has opened up that
opportunity in Riccarton but I
am also weighing up Halswell,”
she said.
Ms Mora is planning to make
a decision over the next coming
weeks.
Her reason for considering the
city council was because she did
not feel she could make a huge
difference on the community
board.
“You want to be making decisions
for the whole of the city,”
Ms Mora said.
If she runs for the city council,
her goal will be to not only cap
rates but lower them by “nipping
in the bud” excess expenditure.
“We want to repair our city but
not at the cost of it being goldplated.”
Ms Mora is also concerned
Debbie Mora
cycleways are taking away far too
many car parks and businesses
and wants to ensure the city’s
water supply is not chlorinated.
Although, Ms Mora was
elected as a board member
under the Halswell Ward in the
2016 elections with 3414 votes,
she said she has been making
decisions not only for Halswell,
but the Hornby and Riccarton
Wards for the last six years.
In 2013, she was elected to
represent all three wards before
the representation boundaries
changed in 2016.
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Kyle Park could be safely built on – report
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
“WE EITHER say now yes let’s
go ahead and finally get this
Hornby facility up and running
or, for some amazing reason,
stuff around even further
and that in my view would be
completely unforgivable”.
That was
Vicki Buck’s
final argument
in supporting
the
reclassifying
part of Kyle
Park to allow
the Hornby
Vicki Buck
Mike Mora
Library,
Service Centre
and South
West Pool to
be built.
The
Halswell-
Hornby-
Riccarton
Community
Board gave
the final approval
for the
reclassification and changes to
the Kyle Park Management Plan
1993 last night.
It was after a hearings panel
led by Papanui-Innes Community
Board deputy chairwoman
Emma Norrish made a recommendation
for the changes to
go ahead after considering 181
submissions.
Concerns had been raised in
the past due to Kyle Park being
a former landfill which closed in
1981.
At the meeting, Ms Buck argued
a geotechnical and ground
assessment report by Tonkin +
Taylor on Kyle Park outweighed
elected members, given ground
security and land stability is
what they do every day.
The report confirmed Kyle
Park could be safely and successfully
built on.
“When we started this six
years ago, Linwood Pool was
behind Hornby. Linwood is
now designed and ready to start
building and those kids are going
to get a pool.”
Board chairman Mike Mora,
deputy chairwoman Helen
Broughton, city councillors
Anne Galloway, Jimmy Chen,
Vicki Buck, board members
Catherine Chu and Natalie
Bryden voted in support.
But the decision didn’t go
ACTION: The
Halswell-
Hornby-
Riccarton
Community
Board has
approved
reclassifying
part of Kyle Park
to allow the
Hornby Library,
Service Centre
and South
West Pool to go
ahead.
Tuesday July 16 2019
Local
News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
through without meeting opposition
from some, with Ross
McFarlane and Debbie Mora
voting against the changes.
Ms Mora said she is passionate
about getting a pool in the
south-west and she would have
no qualms if the facility was not
being built on a landfill.
Last night she read out a
statement made by a former
project manager for the
Hornby facility at a city
council meeting on the facility
in August 2017.
At the time he said: “No matter
how much site investigation
we completed we’d never know
all the risks, that’s the reality
. . . we do see people building on
landfill, it’s definitely possible
but it definitely offers a high-risk
proposition to the council.”
Ms Mora said she was also
concerned the Tonkin + Taylor
report did not cover the effects of
landfill leachate.
She said she has since had
her concerns “reasonably
satisfied” following a seminar
with city council staff after the
meeting, but could not comment
further due to it being publiclyexcluded.
Mr McFarlane also voted
against the changes.
“No other sites we have built
something on is on 11 metres of
rubbish, that is the risk we take,”
he said.
Board member Catherine Chu
said the decision on using Kyle
Park for the facility had already
been made and the issue at hand
was the reclassification.
“Let’s just focus on getting the
facility to the people of Hornby
because they have been waiting a
long, long time.”
In the coming weeks, the
city council will be asking the
community to share their ideas
on the planned facility.
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News
THE Christchurch Adelaide
Sister City Committee has
secured sufficient funding
to commission replacement
artwork of The Spheres at the
Adelaide Sister City Garden at
Halswell Quarry Park.
In April 2015, the original
artwork by Adelaide artist Karen
Genoff was stolen leaving just
stone plinths behind.
About $30,000 has been secured
for the project.
The new artwork by Genoff
will include two Kauna Wailyu
Corten steel leafs uprights
and grit etched Adelaide Hills
granite.
They are planned to be unveiled
the week of November 18.
The committee will arrange
for Genoff and Aboriginal
Kaurna Elder Lewis O’Brien to
attend the ceremony.
Local
News
Now
Artwork for Halswell Quarry Park commissioned
Fire rages, homes at risk
GONE: The Spheres stolen in
April 2015.
INSPIRATION:
New artwork to be
installed in Halswell
Quarry Park will
feature a Kauna
Wailyu Corten steel
“leaf” and “tree”.
Adelaide artist
Karen Genoff with
Aboriginal Kaurna
Elder Lewis O’Brien
plan to attend the
unveiling in
mid-November.
Information wanted so that estuary changes can be addressed
•From page 1
“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
David
Griffiths
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.
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surrounding area prepare for the future.
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obligations, and dispel any myths.
(See details below).
I was surprised that overall
landlords really do not
understand what their obligations
are, or what the time lines are.
There is a lot of misinformation
out there including what heating
will be acceptable and where it is
required, right down to people
thinking that they are required
to double glaze their rental
property.
We want to ensure that
landlords make well informed
decisions, and certainly don’t
panic and decide to get out of
investment property ownership.
The repercussions of this will
likely be a shortage of properties
throughout New Zealand and
make it difficult for tenants to find
affordable good quality homes.
The Healthy Homes Standards
came into effect from July 1
this year and include five key
components – ventilation,
heating, drafts, drainage and
insulation.
While a lot of landlords will
know the basics, what they may
not know is that as yet we have
not been furnished with all of the
details.
So, while I certainly
recommend planning for
upgrades, it is equally important
to ensure you have the correct
information before you begin
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Should board seminars
be open to the public?
Linwood-
Central-
Heathcote
Community
Board
member
Darrell
Latham
argues the public should
not be excluded from
regular board seminars
WOULD AN outbreak of
democracy be a good thing
and should we allow greater
accessibility to our Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board seminars? My answer is a
resounding yes.
At a recent board meeting,
I raised this issue and sought
clarification as to why the
public was unable to attend our
regular seminars. Basically,
these seminars are persona non
grata, public excluded events.
I was advised that the public
could attend seminars when
it was deemed appropriate.
However, a comment was
made that public attendance
at board seminars could stifle
discussion.
This is a viewpoint which I
reject. We are elected members
and it is our job to ask the hard
SOUTHERN VIEW
questions of city council staff
and others on behalf of our
ratepayers.
At seminar briefings, staff
and specialists update elected
members on matters. Board
members then vote at publicly
accessible community board
meetings usually after the
serious discussion has already
been held at public excluded
seminars.
Most of our seminars are
suitable for public attendance.
Very few deal with sensitive or
private information.
Closed seminars take matters
of local importance out of the
public arena.
The opportunity to attend
seminar briefings would
allow the public to hear the
discussions and to be better
informed.
Residents have clearly stated
in their survey review of city
council services they would like
to see more involvement earlier
on to help them understand
why and how decisions are
made.
There have been far too many
meetings held behind closed
doors, which means the public
don’t get to hear the input into
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SWING AND DANCE: Riccarton 10-year-old Mila Lim (left)
tries out the bars at the Olympia Gymnastic Sports school
holiday programme in Hornby, while Wigram’s Vincy Jin, 5,
bounces on the foam mat.
Getting kids into
the gym early
CHILDREN HAVE been
putting their best foot forward
at a popular gymnastics
school holiday programme.
Olympia Gymnastics
Sports had 240 children enrol
in its programme, which
began last week and runs
until Friday.
It is running two
programmes – one with
KidsFest and its own in-house
programme.
Children aged between five
and 12 had the opportunity
to try out a full range of
gym equipment, including
trampolines, a vault, the
beam, bars, rhythmic
equipment and a sprung floor.
Villa choir to sing
on national stage
VILLA MARIA College’s
reputation for exceptional
musical talent has been
confirmed once again, with two
of its choirs being selected for
The Big Sing finale.
The Big Sing is a nation-wide
choral competition, hosted
by the New Zealand Choral
Federation. It will take place in
Dunedin next month.
The college’s Con Brio
and Vivace choirs took to
the town hall stage recently
in the Canterbury regional
competition.
Both choirs were picked
for the finale, but due to the
compeititon rules, the college
will only enter the larger choir
– Con Brio.
Choir director Naomi Hnat
said she is very proud of the
students.
“They have worked very hard
to be able to sing together at
their current standard. Con
Brio is a choir consisting of
SCHOOLS
GIFTED:
Villa Maria
College
choir Con
Brio will take
part in The
Big Sing,
a national
choral
competition.
53 girls from year 10 to year
13. It is always such a pleasure
to watch the less experienced
students grow throughout the
year, and to watch the more
experienced students help to
lead the group,” she said.
Ms Hnat said she enjoyed the
regional competition.
“It was absolutely fantastic to
be performing in our beautiful
town hall once again, with its
brilliant acoustics.
“For the vast majority of the
students, performing as Con
Brio was the first time they had
ever been on that stage, and you
could tell that they were happily
surprised with the way the
acoustics treated their sound,”
Ms Hnat said.
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•From page 1
Just 12 months ago, Oskam
was selected for the invitational
but missed out on the camp
due to injury. He also missed
Cashmere High’s national
secondary school championship
campaign as well.
Oskam tore the meniscus in
his knee last year and then tore
his MCL at the South Island
championships, which made
him miss the team’s premier
tournament.
“In the back of my head
I knew I had next year so I
wanted to work hard to get
back,” he said.
The year 13 student, who has
been part of the Cashmere High
senior team for the past four
seasons is determined to finish
SPORT
TALENTED:
Louis Oskam
(right) with
his Cashmere
High
teammates
Finn Barclay,
Luca
Williams,
Thomas
Webley and
Willem Russ-
Hofman.
Oskam gets another chance
to attend basketball camp
his school career on his terms.
“My first reaction was that it
made me really excited and I
was glad to get an opportunity
at it again,” he said.
Oskam said he believes he
has learnt how to use his size
to improve all the areas of his
game on the court.
He also takes his leadership
role seriously.
“We have to maintain our
standards and push harder to
be better at nationals, the senior
guys feel a responsibility to keep
improving.”
Oskam hopes training and
learning with top coaches at the
invitational camp will help him
achieve his dream of playing
college basketball in the United
States next year.
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CBHS come out on top
at South Island champs
CHRISTCHURCH Boys’ High
enjoyed a successful outing at
the South Island school cycling
championships, taking out the
Hayden Godfrey Challenge Cup
for the top performing school.
Although CBHS collected just
one individual title at the event
in Christchurch last week, with
Josh Rivett winning the under-20
individual time trial, the school
excelled in the team events.
They beat Timaru Boys’ High to
the under-20 title and Cobham
Intermediate to become under-14
champs. They also finished
second behind James Hargest
College from Invercargill in the
under-16 event.
In a show of dominance, six
of the top eight riders in the
under-20 individual time trial
were from CBHS. This level
of consistently proved vital in
CBHS’s bid to claim the overall
title.
More than 230 riders took part
in the 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.
There were some outstanding
individual performances over
the weekend, which included
rides from Jenna Borthwick (St
Margaret’s College) and Amelia
Sykes (Avonside Girls’ High),
WINNERS: The CBHS cycling team made the most of the home
conditions to win the Hayden Godfrey Challenge Cup for the
top performing school at the South Island championships.
PHOTO: SCHOOLS CYCLING NZ
who both won the road race and
individual time trial in their age
grades.
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Olli Aitken, of Medbury
School, also took out both
individual under-13 titles.
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“With our focus on fast and efficient
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by 5pm each Wednesday
JP Clinic
Today, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace will be
available to witness signatures,
certify documents, take oaths,
declarations, affidavits or
affirmations, applications for
citizenship or rates rebates.
South, Linwood and Te
Hapua: Halswell Centre
libraries
Technology Help Drop-in
Sessions
Today, 2-3pm, and tomorrow,
11am-noon
These free drop-in sessions
are available to help you with
specific issues, such as using
email, searching the internet,
using the library catalogue, using
electronic resources and any
other general computer-related
queries. Go along with your
laptop, tablet, smartphone or
use one of the library’s desktop
computers if you need help with
anything digital.
Te Hapua: Halswell
Centre and Spreydon
Library
Citizens Advice Bureau
Today, 11am-2pm
The Citizens Advice Bureau
provides free and confidential
advice to everyone. It takes
the time to listen to you and
equip you with information,
options and support.
Linwood Library
Makerspace
Today, 3.30-4.30pm
Drop-in for fun activities every
week at the Makerspace. There
will be a variety of activities for
all. Free.
South Library, 66 Colombo
St
Mainly Music
Wednesday, 10-11.30am
Go along for fun and learning
with music for mums with
children aged up to five. The first
visit is free and $4 per family
after this. Held each Wednesday,
10-11.30am, in school terms.
Morning tea provided.
St Johns Anglican Church,
Woolston, corner of St Johns St
and Ferry Rd
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 10.30am-1pm,
Thursday, 1pm-3pm, and 1.30-
3.30pm
Head along for a craft
corner session. Take your
knitting, crochet or other craft
projects. Free and beginners are
welcome.
Linwood Library on
Wednesday, Halswell and South
libraries on Thursday
Emotion Rocks will be held at the Linwood Library on Thursday from 5pm until 6.30pm. Go along,
relax and express yourself. Paint a rock to represent whatever’s going on in your life, or make
something special for a friend. Suitable for children aged seven and up. Free, not bookings.
Harry Potter Fun
Wednesday, 2pm-3.30pm
Celebrate the magical world
of Harry Potter. Get involved in
crafts and activities for all ages
including wand-making and a
hunt for Dobby’s missing sock.
South Library
Creative Writing on
Wednesdays
Wednesday, 4pm-5.45pm
Group leaders work with
members to craft, create and
develop their own work. Take
along pens, paper and ideas.
Linwood Library
Scrabble Club
Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm
No obligation to go, just
head along to join in friendly
games.
Te Hapua: Halswell Centre
Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-noon
Go and join in a game
of rummikub, a tile-based
game for two to four players,
which combines elements of the
card game rummy and
mahjong.
Linwood Library
Friendships and
Chats
Thursday, 10am-12.30pm
Join in the laughter and fun
with a decent cuppa at the
Cashmere New Life Church.
There will be home-made scones
served on Royal Albert and
fine china. Take a friend. $3
donation.
St Saviour’s Anglican
Church - Parish of South
Christchurch, 200 Colombo St,
Sydenham
Game Zone
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along and play
minecraft, charades, connect
four, pictionary and more.
Take your friends or meet
some new ones. All children
aged eight to 13 welcome,
no bookings or payment needed.
Linwood Library
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Tasty Bites
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Local
News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
Gluten and dairy-free treat options
Are you intolerant to gluten
and dairy but love a sweet
treat? These two recipes
are all straightforward
and simple, giving you
allergy-friendly options
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
the icing over the top of the
cake. Decorate with pistachios,
pecans, flaked coconut and
edible flowers. The homemade
flour mix can be varied by
incorporating 100g tapioca
starch or chestnut flour
(reducing the quantity of rice
flour by the same amount) for
cake batters.
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.
Spoon the cream into a piping
bag fitted with a 1cm star nozzle
and pipe into the choux. Replace
the lids and dust with icing
sugar.
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REAL ESTATE
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This striking executive home makes
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This spectacular level corner site was a
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Spread over a 360sqm of approximate
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HOME & HEATING
Get rid of
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Now with the colder and wetter weather
on its way, home owners are focusing on
ways to make their homes comfortable,
warm and healthy for their families
throughout winter. Rising damp is an issue
that affects many of our older properties
which suffer from poor, or no, insulation.
In Canterbury especially, post-quake, many
people have relocated to homes that suffer
from rising damp which can be associated
with health problems. Independent tests
have shown that up to 40 litres of water
can rise from the ground and enter a
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Canterbury Foam Concrete Ltd is a
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They will come to your damp home
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Specially adapted for our New Zealand
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An unexpected benefit that the team at
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which had underfloor foam concrete
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Contact Canterbury Foam Concrete
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What makes a great
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There are a number of Heat Transfer
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components to optimise the system:
They use insulated duct to transfer the
heated air with as little heat loss as possible.
The fan moves sufficient air for the distance
and number of rooms, without being noisy.
The diffusers send the heat to the floor,
not to skim the across the ceilings. All
components are good quality - designed to
operate for years without problems.
Smooth-Air’s HTUs come in a range of
options: One to four rooms, with or without
thermostat and with a choice of grilles and
diffusers. HTUs improve energy efficiency
in your house, as you are using excess
heat. They have low power consumption
- only 80watts for the three room system.
Circulating air through the house also
reduces the risk of damp.
You can also choose the HTU version
with downjet diffusers, which throw the
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regulate which room receives the most
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An average size living room requires 2-4
kw of heating, yet appliances such as log
burners generate heat in the region of 10
-20kw. This leaves an excess of 8 -16kw of
heat which sits at high level in the heated
room, usually above door level.
Heat transfer units work best where very
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ceiling. So heat pumps, which circulate
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Fresh Nz beef
Rump Roast or
Steak
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$
4 00
bag
15 th – 21 st july 2019
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Meadows White Button
Mushrooms 400g
Just Juice 2.4L
or McCoy 2L
Wattie’s Whole
or Crushed
Tomatoes 400g
$
9 50
ea
Alpine Mild, Colby
or
Edam Cheese 1kg
$
4 00
ea
$
1 00
ea
$
3 90
kg
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CHICKEN Drumsticks
Country Fresh
White Washed
Potatoes 4kg
$
6 00
bag
Steinlager Pure,
Stella Artois
or Corona
12 x 330ml/355ml Bottles
$
24 00
pk
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