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TRANSFORMATION: Dredging work (inset) has now finished at Woolston Cut on the Heathcote River. Landscaping will start 

next month. 

• By Claire Booker 

HEATHCOTE River 

landscaping is set to begin next 

month after completion of 

dredging along Opawa Rd and 

Radley St. 

Sediment removal along this 

section of the river is about 

half-way complete, and work 

will continue for the next two 

months. 

The work on this section of 

the river will be done four days 

a week and sediment curtains 

and other in-river controls will 

not be used. 

This is to reduce the duration 

of work and overall impacts on 

migrating fish. 

Linwood Ward city councillor 

Yani Johanson said he is 

pleased to see this work taking 

place. 

“It has been neglected 

for a long time and current 

maintenance has left a lot to 

be desired. Coupled with the 

dredging to alleviate some 

of the flooding risks, putting 

in some decent landscaping 

that can be better maintained 

is great improvement for the 

better which I welcome,” Cr 

Johanson said. 

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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

KEY FEATURES to be included 

in the design of the new $37.5 

million Hornby mega-facility will 

be prioritised today. 

The Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

Community Board will make 

a recommendation to the city 

council on what it wishes to see in 

the new Hornby Library, Service 

Centre and South West Pool. 

The board will also look to confirm 

the eastern end of Kyle Park 

as the location of the new facility 

and instruct city council staff to 

begin the design concept process. 

It follows final approval being 

granted for the reclassification 

and changes to be made to Kyle 

Park’s management plan to allow 

for the facility to be built on the 

land. 

A component schedule discussing 

priorities for the facility has 

been outlined in a report by city 

council staff and will be presented 

to the board for approval. 

City council staff have already 

guaranteed a multi-purpose lane 

pool, a learn to swim pool, a toddlers’ 

wet play area, a customer 

services area and the main library 

space will be constructed. 

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Tuesday August 27 2019 3 

News 

Reassurance for village residents 


LONG-SUFFERING retirement 

village residents putting up with 

noisy vehicles driving past their 

homes have been reassured they 

have not been forgotten. 

Lady Wigram Retirement 

Village residents battling to have 

heavy vehicle restrictions placed 

on Lodestar 

Ave were left 

“disappointed” 

when the 

road was left 

out of a major 

speed limit 

review for 

Halswell and 

Anne Galloway 

Hornby. 

The 

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

Community Board recently recommended 

a raft of changes to 

speed limits, which will go to the 

city council for final approval. 

However, city councillor Anne 

Galloway said residents should 

not feel forgotten as the issue of 

the lowering the speed limit on 

the road is being dealt with. 

Lodestar Ave will instead be 

included in a review of the speed 

limits around the Wigram Skies 

area. 

City council transport operations 

manager Steffan Thomas 

said any proposed changes to 

Lodestar Ave’s speed limit will 

COMFORT: Lodestar Ave residents have been reassured they 

have not been forgotten after their road was left out of a major 

speed limit review for Halswell and Hornby. 

be brought to the community 

board in the next 12 months. 

Said Cr Galloway: “It has not 

been forgotten at all, it is just not 

happening as quickly as I would 

have liked and perhaps what I 

have expected.” 

She said she has been told by 

city council staff the consultation 

is likely to happen sooner 

than 12 months. 

For the past four years, noisy 

trucks on Lodestar Ave has 

been a long-standing issue for 

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residents living at the retirement 

village. 

The matter came to a head 

in 2017 when prominent rest 

home owner and businessman 

John Tooby verbally abused his 

tenants when they put up a sign 

complaining about noisy trucks. 

In spite of pleas from residents, 

heavy vehicle restrictions 

have not been placed on the 

road. 

This is after city council staff 

discovered through an assessment 

a significant decrease of 

heavy vehicles between 2017- 

2018, Mr Thomas said. 

A Lady Wigram resident, 

who did not wish to be named, 

said while she was disappointed 

Lodestar Ave wasn’t included in 

the last review, she was pleased it 

was still on the table. 

Resident Chris Havill said it is 

a good thing the speed limit will 

be looked at but he thought it 

was “strange” it wasn’t included 

in the last review. 

“The only one everyone has 

been talking about and it is the 

one that was left off . . . once the 

hospital and the dementia unit 

are built you don’t want cars 

whizzing up and down there at a 

fair rate of knots,” he said. 

A hospital, dementia unit and 

rest home are planned to be 

built along the residential street 

as part of the village’s ongoing 

developments. 

Bob Rush, who lives at the 

village, said lowering the speed 

limit would help, but not solve, 

the issues with the road. 

“The original problem is 

basically the speed of vehicles 

coming down here, plus the 

trucks using the road as a bypass 

– it was never designed to have 

trucks down here,” he said. 

•Ensign St crossing, p4 

•Halswell Rd safety, p4 

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A spruce up of Halswell’s 

Westlake Park is on the horizon. 

The Hurutini Student Council, 

which is made up of Halswell 

primary schools, has been 

working with city council staff 

to create a clean-up event for the 

park. The clean-up is planned to 

be held on September 11 from 

10am. It will involve a litter 

sweep of the entire area, seed 

planting, educational talks on 

the bird and aquatic life and tips 

on how to reduce plastic waste. 

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Busy street to get pedestrian crossing 


A CROSSING will be installed 

on a busy Halswell street in a bid 

to improve pedestrian safety. 

But while city council staff have 

confirmed a crossing will be constructed 

it will not be controlled 

like a zebra crossing. 

Its transport operations 

manager Steffan Thomas said a 

controlled crossing is not suitable 

at this location due to the low 

number of pedestrians that cross. 

THe Halswell Pharmacy has 

been calling for the crossing 

since March last year following 

a boom in development in the 

street over the past two years. 

The city council is planning 

to install a dropped kerb 4-5m 

north of the car park driveway, 

signage and a marked crossing 

estimating to cost between 

$2000-$3000. 

It is planned to be installed in 

the next financial year. 

Halswell Pharmacy owner 

Karen Frater said while she 

while she would have preferred a 

controlled crossing, “something 

is better than nothing.” 

Pupil safety solution in progress outside school 


FLEXIBLE BARRIERS will 

remain in place at a busy 

intersection in Halswell until a 

permanent solution is completed 

to keep children safe. 

The New Zealand Transport 

Agency has gone out for public 

consultation over a proposed 

permanent solution for the intersection 

of Larsens and Halswell 

Rd, located next to Halswell 

School. 

The solution was sought after 

a petition was signed by more 

than 600 people calling for the 

intersection to be made safer for 

school pupils. 

Since May, traffic separators 

preventing vehicles from turning 

right when travelling in and 

out of Larsens Rd onto Halswell Rd 

have been in place. 

NZTA’s proposed permanent 

“As long as we have got safe 

signage so motorists know that, 

is all I am worried about.” 

The pharmacy’s concerns stem 

from disabled, elderly and families 

having to cross the road from 

medical centre Halswellhealth to 

the pharmacy following appointments. 

But Mrs Frater said she wants 

to make Ensign St safer for the 

entire community. 

IMPROVING SAFETY: Traffic barriers preventing vehicles from 

turning right when travelling in and out of Larsens Rd onto 

Halswell Rd will remain in place until a permanent solution is 

finalised. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

solution has a number of objectives 

including to install an electronic 

no-right turn sign which 

will only be active during school 

patrol times. 

An access ramp linking the 

Halswell Pharmacy with the 

footpath is also planned. In the 

past people climbing the steps 

into the pharmacy have occasionally 

tripped. 

“The access to the pharmacy 

is via steps only, which doesn’t 

appropriately allow for mobilityimpaired 

pedestrians. This forces 

mobility-impaired users to access 

the pharmacy using the 

A pedestrian refuge island will 

be installed and no-stopping 

lines will be extended. 

A raised painted island at 

Larsens Rd entrance will also 

IT’S 

HAPPENING: 

Halswell 

Pharmacy 

owner Karen 

Frater’s calls to 

have crossing 

installed on 

Ensign St to 

make the road 

safer will be 

answered. A 

crossing is 

planned to 

be installed 

over the next 

financial year. 

PHOTO: 

GEOFF SLOAN 

busy vehicular entrance,” Mr 

Thomas said. 

Mrs Frater said while she has 

owned the pharmacy for the past 

10 years, it is in the last two years 

the road has become busier. 

“I think it is a bit of a racetrack 

between Halswell Junction Rd 

and getting into town,” Mrs 

Frater said. 

Most recent traffic counts 

show 2688 vehicles travel on the 

be put in place to assist with 

safer pedestrian crossing and 

guide right-turning traffic onto 

Halswell Rd at off-peak times. 

In the meantime, the flexible 

barriers will remain. 

Halswell School principal Stuart 

Cameron said the solution is 

a good compromise between ensuring 

there is access for vehicles 

using the road and maintaining 

safety for children crossing 

Halswell Rd. 

Previous feedback NZTA 

received from the community 

showed the while the barriers 

increased safety, it also restricted 

access to join onto Halswell Rd, 

encouraged poor behaviours and 

increased travel times. 

“Obviously with the no turning 

in school hours, that is really 

important from our perspective 

because that is the key time for 

us and our children crossing the 

road each day. 

Mrs Frater said there are 

schools and kindergartens in the 

area including Oaklands School, 

The Lighthouse Pre-school and 

BestStart Nottingham Avenue 

adding to the busyness. 

The Oaks Village, which the 

pharmacy is part of has also 

been completed. 

The building complex holds 

four mixed-used commercial 

buildings for 10 tenancies, which 

includes a convenience store, Indian 

restaurant Roti Chai, Curves 

Halswell, Elite Physiotherapy 

Halswell and Domino’s Pizza. 


Community Board member Ross 

McFarlane said while it was a 

good outcome the crossing may 

not happen as quickly as it could 

of if he had put in a notice of 

motion. 

It was refused due to the city 

council already planning to take 

action on the crossing. 

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road,” Mr Cameron said. 

Mr Cameron agreed while 

the trial is working well from a 

safety perspective, it has created 

access issues for the community. 


Community Board member Ross 

McFarlane said it was the best 

available option presently inside 

the budget constraints “that 

obviously everyone has.” 

But he said “ultimately” he 

would have liked to have seen 

a lighter pedestrian crossing 

installed. 

“During the rest of the time, 

the traffic flows unless somebody 

wants to cross. Thereby they 

push the button, they cross the 

road and across they go,” Mr 

McFarlane said. 

•Consultation runs until 

September 16. To have your 

say email larsensroad@nzta. 

govt.nz or phone 964 2800 

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•From page 1 

The schedule to be approved 

also proposes the 

facility includes a reception, 

espresso bar, creative 

activity room and multipurpose 

study/meeting/ 

break out rooms. 

Board chairman Mike 

Mora said the “must-haves” 

are in the component 

schedule, 

but the 

community 

consultation 

undertaken 

Mark Peters 

last 

month 

are for extra features if the 

existing budget allows it. 

The city council sent out 

a survey last month asking 

residents to choose their 

top additional four features 

• By Claire Booker 

THE FESTIVAL of 

Adult Learning will 

start at Phillipstown and 

Richmond next 

month. 

Classes will be 

held throughout 

the first week of the 

month at Avebury 

House and the 

Richmond Community 

Garden, 

with more classes to 

be held in Phillipstown. 

Events will include yoga 

and pilates demonstrations, 

drumming classes, cooking 

and art classes, gardening 

classes and cultural activities. 

There will also be 

feature talks, including 

a session on foraging for 

food in New Zealand with 

they would like to see in 

the design on top of the 

guaranteed facilities. 

The consultation was 

previously criticised by 

Hornby resident Mark 

Peters, who said there was 

an expectation many of the 

additional features listed in 

the survey should already 

be guaranteed in the facility. 

The city council told 

Western News the cost of 

each option varies greatly 

and the number that can 

be accommodated will depend 

on what is selected. 

But Mr Peters said: “I 

don’t see why they are 

using the budget as an 

excuse. They have been 

pressed repeatedly to use 

some imagination and 

find some other (funding) 

sources.” 

Feedback from the community 

showed there was 

Natalie Absalom. 

Avebury House Community 

Trust house manager 

Tanya Didham said it is 

exciting to bring such a 

diverse range of free 

events to the community. 

“Together with 

Richmond Community 

Garden, our aim 

is always to engage 

people, increase social 

connection and provide 

opportunities for 

people to learn and be 

active,” she said. 

The week has been 

organised by Adult and 

Community Education 

Aotearoa and is a United 

Nations educational, scientific 

and cultural organisation 

initiative. 

The event was established 

in 1988 with the 

a need for a hydrotherapy 

pool to be included in 

the design to be used by 

elderly, disabled and sporting 

communities. 

A hydroslide, 

child-minding services, 

an outdoor space which 

can be lit, study/computer 

spaces, automatic doors to 

make the facility wheelchair 

friendly are some of 

the wishes the community 

would like to have in the 

facility. 

If the component 

schedule is approved by 

the board, city council staff 

will commence the concept 

design. 

The facility is expected to 

open 2022. 

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to georgia.oconnor@ 

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Festival of Adult Learning 

comes to Phillipstown 

Tanya 

Didham 

goal of raising the profile of 

adult learning. 

It is a good way for 

members of the community 

to meet other people in 

their area and get involved 

with adult learning. 

The event will suit people 

from all backgrounds, 

including those who are 

learning to adjust to life in 

New Zealand, re-training 

to find employment, adjusting 

to life after prison, 

acquiring parenting skills, 

or just getting out and doing 

an activity to make life 

better and meet people. 

The event incorporates 

International Literacy Day 

on September 8. 

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is available at www. 

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Boy racer issues in Hornby 


SPEEDING CARS are causing more 

headaches – this time for residents living 

on Neill St in Hornby. 

The boy racer issue has been 

highlighted in a letter to the Halswell- 

Hornby-Riccarton Community Board. 

Residents are concerned the street is 

being used as a “raceway”, with speeding 

vehicles at risk of not making the bend at 

the Main South Rd end of the street. 

The letter was presented by Greater 

Hornby Residents’ Association secretary 

Lyn Hucklebridge. 

“Residents feel that the police are not 

doing enough patrols around this area 

when reports are made,” she said. 

Mrs Hucklebridge said while residents 

do not want speed humps installed, they 

are “extremely concerned” about the 

speed of some vehicles. 

A police spokeswoman told Southern 

View “officers on the ground” were not 

aware of the issue with boy racers. 

However, a resident who did not wish 

to be named said she has made online 

submissions to police and phoned them 

“about a dozen times.” 

She said she has made police aware of 

the issue, but appreciates they are busy. 

Another resident said boy racers have 

been an issue on Neill St for about 20 

years. 

“The wet weather is an absolute 

drawcard for them because they can get 

more of a slide on.” 

Said board chairman Mike Mora: “It is 

a pretty hard thing to control. You have 

•From page 1 

The dredging has been carried out with 

an amphibious excavator. 

The landscaping that is planned for 

next month will start with native shrubs 

and trees to replace the greenery which 

was removed due to poor health. 

About one-third of the trees and 

shrubbery will be planted this year, and 

the remainder will be completed in the 

coming years to spread the impact on 

river wildlife. 

The next sections of work on the river 

(stages three and four) between Beckford 

and Wilsons Rds is planned for later this 

year, through to 2020. 

TROUBLE: Boy racers have been 

leaving skid marks on Neill St in 

Hornby. 

to be there at the time it happens.” 

Mrs Hucklebridge raised several other 

traffic-related issues in her letter. 

She said residents are also concerned 

the intersection of Neill St/Springs Rd 

has been narrowed by a planted plot, 

restricting traffic trying to get out onto 

Springs Rd. 

Mrs Hucklebridge said if a motorist 

is turning right onto Springs Rd no one 

can turn left. She also raised issues with 

the Halswell Junction Rd extension 

being delayed and says there is no sealed 

footpath on the west side of Main South 

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Kirkwood 

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classroom activities. We work on extending 

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Technology 

Some of the highlights in our 

technology area include: 

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• EPro8 Challenge; 

• Fashion Design and Make. 

Technology is a favourite area for 

many students due to the ‘hands-on’ 

problem solving approach to learning. 

Sports 

Apart from the regular physical 

education programmes within the 

classrooms there are many other sports 

offered at Kirkwood. Some the sports 

played this year are Netball, Football, 

Cross Country, Skiing, Swimming, 

Rugby, Basketball, Water polo, Korfball, 

Mountain Biking and Touch Rugby. 

Music 

Music is taught as part of the 

performing arts curriculum in all 

classrooms however, extra opportunities 

are available for students to learn a wide 

variety of music. 

This year, our students have been 

learning the Guitar, Piano, Violin, Drums, 

Flute, Brass, singing in the Choir and 

playing in the Orchestra. 

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Our students have many 

opportunities to participate in various 

competitions and events offered at 

Kirkwood. 

These include: 

• University of Canterbury Academic 

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• Cantamath; 

• Canterbury-Westland Science Fair; 

• Science Badges; 

• Blue Light PCT competition; 

• Otago Problem Solving; 

• Publishing of a school magazine; 

• Art Cup; 

• Kids’ Lit Quiz; 

• Orchestra; 

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• Leadership Opportunities; 

• House Captains; 

• School Production; 

• School Council. 

Awards 

We value and encourage personal 

excellence which is recognised with our 

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Don’t forget, there are still some places available for Year 7 and Year 8 for 2020. 

Please visit our website www.kirkwood.school.nz for information and to download 

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Hoodies highlight mental health 


HOODIES HAVE been made 

to help fight the stigma against 

discussing mental health. 

A “hug in a hoodie” design 

has been created by Villa Maria 

College students to encourage 

young people to speak out about 

their mental health and support 

others. 

The hoodies have been 

designed by year 13 students 

Anna Fox, Amelia Schiavuzzi, 

Grace Cuff, Georgia Proudfoot 

and Georgia Singleton as part of 

their business studies group. 

Of the hoodies sold, 70 per 

cent of the profits will go to 

the Sir John Kirwan Foundation 

– which aims to reduce the 

negative impact of unsupported 

mental health issues youth face. 

The project is part of the 

Young Enterprise Scheme programme. 

Amelia said the idea was 

sparked because mental health 

is a major issue in the country, 

especially with young people. 

“We all know someone who 

has been impacted by mental 

health and we want to make it 

a bigger topic of conversation 

as there is still a lot of stigma 

around the issue,” she said. 

Earlier this year it was reported 

New Zealand has the highest 

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HUGS AND HOODIES: Grace Cuff, Georgia Singleton, Anna Fox and Amelia Schiavuzzi are 

selling hoodies to take away the stigma behind mental health. 

developed world for people aged 

10-24 – around 35 deaths per 

100,000 people. 

This is driven by high youth 

suicide rates and youth road toll. 

The comparisons with 18 

other countries of similar economic 

and cultural backgrounds 

were made by British healthcare 

think tank Nuffield Trust. 

Amelia said it chose the foundation 

because it gives young 

people the skills to understand 

their mental health so they can 

talk about it and support others 

to do the same. 

The students are aiming to 

sell 200 hoodies so it can donate 

more than $1000 to charity. 

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is calling for applications for the 

Women’s Fund Awards. 

This year marks the first time 

the foundation will be issuing 

grants to aid the women and girls 

making a difference in the city. 

The Women’s Fund was 

established last year, on the 125th 

anniversary of women winning 

the right to vote. 

Said Christchurch Foundation 

chief executive Amy Carter: 

“Our city has a proud tradition 

of women facilitating groundbreaking 

societal change. In order 

to recognise this, and to ensure 

that this proud legacy continues, 

we formed a fund to support 

women and girls in our city who 

are change-makers.” 

Mrs Carter said women and 

girls in Christchurch are a powerful 

force. “Currently, women fill a 

high percentage of key leadership 

roles within Christchurch.” 

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granted. It is hoped as the fund 

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Cashmere underdogs for trophy final 

SPORT 

• By Jacob Page 

INTENSITY IS what Cashmere 

High School basketball coach 

Paul Conner wants to see in the 

Thomson Trophy final tonight at 

Cowles Stadium. 

Cashmere are aiming for their 

third straight title but standing 

in their way are a Middleton 

Grange team who are the only 

team to beat them in two years, 

and took the Dowson Cup off 

them a month ago. 

We respect that Middleton 

Grange are favourites for the 

game but we aren’t dwelling 

on playing the underdog card at 

all.” 

While Middleton Grange 

cruised into the final with a 109- 

66 win over Shirley Boys’ High 

School at Middleton Grange last 

Tuesday, Cashmere needed all of 

their home crowd to lift them to 

a 76-73 win over Christ’s College. 

Conner said it was Luca Williams 

who produced two big 

plays to lift his team. 

“We trailed by 14 early in that 

third quarter and then Luca produced 

a big dunk just to give us a 

boost when we were trying to get 

back into it. 

“Then there was the threepointer 

with the scores tied and 

DETERMINED: The Cashmere High School boy’s basketball team will have to have a form reversal to beat Middleton Grange in 

the Thomson Trophy final tonight at Cowles Stadium. 

PHOTO: PAUL CONNER 

seven seconds to go, it was a 

great game,” Conner said. 

“When we last played Middleton 

Grange a month or so ago, 

they played the style of game we 

wanted to play. 

“They played with intensity, 

they fought for every possession 

and made everything count.” 

Conner said if the team can 

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for Middleton Grange, but he 

admitted they are favourites for 

the game. 

Middleton Grange beat Shirley 

Boys’ High School 109-66 in 

their semi-final. 

Tip-off is at 7.30pm. 

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Firstly, I wish thank all those 

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experience. 

By way of background, I 

attended Lindisfarne College in 

the beautiful Hawkes Bay and 

then Otago University where 

I completed a BA in History 

and Classical Studies. I took up 

my first teaching position at 

Cashmere High School in 2006. 

I then travelled to the UK in 

2008 and taught at a number 

of schools, before returning 

to Cashmere High. I departed 

Cashmere High School in 2016 

to take up the position of 

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College where I have had the 

responsibility for the academic 

programmes. Since arriving in 

Christchurch, I have always lived 

in the Cashmere High zone. 

I am absolutely committed 

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environment for students to develop 

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required to make a positive 

contribution to our communities. I 

believe that by providing our students 

Joe Eccleton welcomed by Sir Tipene 

O’Regan. 

Students placed 

in international 

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Cashmere is proud to announce 

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third in Scenario Performance, and 

Kavya Thomas (Year 12) placed 

eighth in Scenario Writing at the 

2019 Future Problem Solving World 

Finals in the USA. 

with exceptional opportunities and 

experiences, inside and outside the 

classroom, we will excite and inspire 

young people towards their lifelong 

self-development. It is critical that our 

students feel connected to our school 

and that we educate our students to 

see themselves as a critical part of 

the community in which they live. 

I believe personalised academic 

success is critical for all our students 

irrespective of whether they want 

to pursue tertiary study or enter the 

workforce. A strong and rigorous 

teaching and learning programme 

will provide students the opportunity 

to discover their interests, passions 

and ultimately their purpose. 

One of the attractions of working 

at Cashmere was the opportunity 

to serve alongside such exceptional 

staff. Great teachers are the most 

important part of the very best 

schools. They inspire students with 

their own passions and assist them 

in acquiring the skills and knowledge 

needed to become confident adults 

in the workplace. 

Nga mihi nui 

Joe Eccleton 

Principal 

Peter McCombs cuts the ribbon to officially open the new McCombs Performing Arts Centre. 

Performing arts centre opened 

Our new McCombs Performing Arts Centre 

was officially opened on Thursday August 

15, at an event to which we were pleased to 

welcome our past Principal, Mark Wilson, and 

his wife, Judi, together with the McCombs 

family to officially cut the ribbon and open 

this wonderful new space. 

The new Performing Arts Centre (PAC) 

offers both performing and teaching spaces, 

Students put the PAC’s new purpose-built orchestra pit to good use. 

Term 2 concluded with our annual amazing Fashion and Wearable Arts Show. This year’s 

theme, selected by the Student Council, was “Astrology – Signs of the Zodiac”. The 

innovation and creativity on display wowed our judges. 

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We are incredibly grateful to Athfield 

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pride and commitment they demonstrated in 

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Penalty shootout loss fails to dampen spirits 

SPORT 

• By Jacob Page 

THE CASHMERE High School 

first XI football team believe 

their aim of a top-10 national 

finish, in Napier, next month, 

is more attainable than ever, 

according to co-coach Tom 

Wilkinson. 

The confidence came in spite 

of a tough 5-4 loss on penalties 

in the Canterbury Connetics 

secondary school competition 

last Wednesday to competition 

front-runners St Thomas of Canterbury 

College. 

Cashmere finished 21st at 

the national tournament last 

year. 

They had raced out to an early 

2-0 lead thanks to a penalty from 

Jake Grove and a slick finish 

from Quincy Holder, but they 

could not withstand a second 

half fightback which forced the 

game to penalties. 

“We have a goal of finishing in 

the top 10 at nationals and after 

that performance I feel very confident 

that we can achieve that,” 

Wilkinson said. 

“The boys gave us everything 

they had, they were out on their 

feet and you can’t ask for much 

more than that. 

“We never dreamt we would 

be 2-0 up against a team that has 

HIGH HOPES: The 2019 Cashmere High School first XI hope for a top 10 finish at nationals next month after the 2018 team 

finished 21st. 

literally smashed everyone in the 

season,” he said. 

“Did we get it right tactically? 

Some will question that but the 

boys gave it everything against a 

quality team. 

“Penalty shootouts are always 

a bit of a lottery and to lose one 

will hurt, especially when it is a 

final but hopefully we’ll play in 

more big games this year where 

we can make the most of that 

experience. 

“I expect to see St Thomas’ in 

the top four at nationals, that’s 

how talented that team is and for 

us to get as close as we did after 

they beat us 5-0 earlier in the 

season shows we are on the right 

track for nationals,” he said. 

Volunteers show visitors 

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WANTED 

Showing visitors to many of Christchurch’s 

beauty spots, natural attractions, places 

of historical interest, and the changing 

cityscape as the city rebuilds, is the 

task undertaken by the team of 20 

knowledgeable and friendly guides at 

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All the volunteers thoroughly enjoy 

revealing our city’s unique features, many 

of which visitors may not discover on their 

own, and answering questions on the city 

and its people. 

Walk Christchurch was established in 

1982 as the Christchurch Personal Guiding 

Service, and has undergone a number of 

changes over the years to meet the needs 

of increasing numbers of visitors to the city. 

The primary walk is the Classic 

Christchurch Walk, a five-kilometre walk 

around the central city, which takes 

about two and a half to three hours. From 

October, a shorter Highlights Christchurch 

Walk is also being introduced. This will be 

2.5 kilometres, lasting about 90 minutes. 

More walks are also planned to meet 

different requirements. 

The walks are ranked in the top 10 activities 

for tourists in Christchurch by Trip Advisor, 

and positive reviews are regularly posted 

on the Trip Advisor website. 

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“Highly recommend booking this walking 

tour. My guide was incredibly informed 

and passionate about Christchurch, and 

it was a pleasure to listen to him speak 

about the city he loves. The walk never felt 

tiresome, and I got to see all the sights of 

Christchurch. Highly recommended!” 

The volunteer guides themselves get many 

benefits from their guiding activities. 

For example, Josie has, over the years 

of guiding, developed an interest in our 

city – its past, present and future as well 

as improving her knowledge of the city 

architecture and landscape. 

Josie considers herself not just a walking 

guide, but an ambassador for the city. She 

is often one of the few people that visitors 

can meet and talk with over the duration 

of the walk. 

Craig appreciates being part of an 

active, sociable group of walking guides. 

He has increased his appreciation of 

Christchurch and the guided walks have 

taken him to places he had never visited 

or known about. Stories about those 

places have strengthened his connection 

to Christchurch and his knowledge about 

what is happening in Christchurch. 

Volunteers needed 

To meet the growing demand for the 

walks, Walk Christchurch is seeking more 

volunteers to join the team. Details of 

requirements can be seen to the right of 

this page. 

For more information visit the Walk 

Christchurch website below. 

WALK CHRISTCHURCH provides 

guided walks in central Christchurch. 

Last year we guided 1800 walkers. 

TripAdvisor ranks our walks in 

the top 10 out of more than 110 

activities in Christchurch 

Visit our website walkchristchurch.nz 

for more information about us. 

WALK CHRISTCHURCH is recruiting 

cheerful, enthusiastic volunteer 

walking guides to meet the increased 

demand for our walks. We provide an 

induction and training programme. 

Our guides are expected to - 

• Lead up to four walks each month 

in the visitor season. 

• Be knowledgeable about the city 

and committed to giving walkers a 

great experience 

• Be fit and active 

Contact us about becoming a 

volunteer walking guide. 

• Go to walkchristchurch@gmail.com 

- to express your interest or 

• Phone Wendy 324 3171 or Milton 

357 9330 for a chat. 

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Halswell Centre libraries 

Technology Help Drop-in 

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Today, 10.30-11.30am at 

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Citizens Advice Bureau 

Today, 11am-2pm 

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and support. 

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Makerspace 

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South and Spreydon libraries 

Art by Room 14 – 

Linwood Avenue School 

Tuesday, all-day 

Go along and enjoy beautiful 

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Linwood Avenue School. Pastel 

tiki art and painted winter trees 

will brighten up the walls. 


South Library Book 

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Wednesday, 7.15pm-8.15pm 

Go along for a group for those 

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share in discussion with other 

book lovers. This group is free. 

South Library 

Knit ’n’ Yarn 

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children aged up to five. The first visit is free and $4 per family thereafter. Morning tea provided. 

Head along for a craft 

corner session. Take your 

knitting, crochet or other craft 

projects. Free and beginners are 

welcome. 

Linwood, Halswell and South 

libraries 

Creative Writing on Sundays 

Sunday, 1pm-3pm 

Group leaders work with 

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their own work. Take along 

pens, paper and ideas. Bring 

with you to the group some pens 

or pencils, (even a laptop), paper, 

and any of your wonderful ideas, 

story-telling, or art. 


Linwood Library Book 

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Monday, 10.45am-12pm 

Go along for a relaxed and 

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chat informally about any books 

they have read over the past 

month, fiction or non-fiction. 


Scrabble Club 

Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm at 

Halswell, and Friday, 10.30am- 

12.30pm at Linwood 

No obligation to go, just head 

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games. 

Te Hapua: Halswell Centre and 


Rummikub Club 

Thursday, 10am-noon 

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Game Zone 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

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1 tsp baking soda 

7 eggs 

490g raw chicken breast, roughly 

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1 green apple, peeled, cored and 

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2 tsp chopped ginger 

2 tsp chopped garlic 

Small handful coriander leaves 

Small handful parsley leaves 

1 Tbsp and seven tsp sticky sauce 

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Himalayan salt and freshly 

Ground black pepper 

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Air fryer 

Directions 

Bring a medium-sized pot of 

water to the boil along with the 

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Sticky sauce 

Ingredients 

1 medium-sized green apple, 

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240ml low sodium tamari 

120ml apple cider vinegar 

120ml water 

3 slices ginger 

1 lime, zested and juiced 

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Place the apple in a small 

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whisk well to combine. 

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