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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2019</strong><br />
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WOOLSTON BOXING Club<br />
trainer Holly Sullivan is on<br />
the shortlist to mentor New<br />
Zealand’s best amateur fighters<br />
at the Olympics in Tokyo next<br />
year.<br />
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•Turn to page 6<br />
• By Louis Day and Matt Slaughter<br />
DON’T HOLD your breath<br />
Darryll Park.<br />
That is the message from<br />
Wainoni Avonside Community<br />
Services Trust coordinator<br />
Betty<br />
Chapman after<br />
Mr Park’s bid to<br />
make good on<br />
his no show for a<br />
mayoral debate<br />
last week.<br />
Mr Park<br />
pulled out of the<br />
trust’s debate on<br />
Betty<br />
Chapman<br />
Wednesday afternoon an hour<br />
before it was to begin, prompting<br />
an angry response from Mrs<br />
Chapman.<br />
It was front page news in The<br />
Star.<br />
About 60 people had turned up<br />
for the mayoral debate, which involved<br />
Mayor Lianne Dalziel and<br />
two other candidates, John Minto<br />
and JT Anderson at the trust’s<br />
new headquarters at the Burwood<br />
Christian Centre.<br />
•Turn to page 5<br />
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Tuesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2019</strong> 3<br />
News<br />
Successful slant on popcorn<br />
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />
FOUR LINWOOD College<br />
students have made their mark<br />
in the popcorn business after<br />
being recognised in a regional<br />
enterprise competition.<br />
PopCoin was named the winner<br />
of the Canterbury Young<br />
Enterprise Product launch recently,<br />
which was sponsored by<br />
Ara Institute of Canterbury.<br />
The business, which creates<br />
freshly flavoured popcorn was<br />
founded by year 13 students –<br />
Riccarton’s Eileen Prasad and<br />
Arnie Ferreras, New Brighton’s<br />
Tara Blackmore and Redcliff’s<br />
Meghan Kerr.<br />
The idea was formed<br />
after the students took part<br />
in the national Young Enterprise<br />
scheme – a programme<br />
aimed to inspire young people<br />
to become involved in business.<br />
As part of the scheme, their<br />
challenge was to create a business<br />
idea. The students were<br />
debating between a salad bowl<br />
or popcorn.<br />
After undertaking research,<br />
the students found there was a<br />
demand for popcorn.<br />
The students receive full profit<br />
from the business and have<br />
made $<strong>10</strong>0 in the four months it<br />
has been running stalls for.<br />
They run stalls at ARA, New<br />
Brighton Seaside Market, The<br />
Riccarton Sunday Market and<br />
will be selling at Turanga on<br />
<strong>September</strong> 15.<br />
The flavours the students<br />
have created include savoury<br />
herb and cheese, salted caramel,<br />
chocolate popcorn and caramel<br />
banana.<br />
“We as a group have got a lot<br />
of interest in making food so<br />
we used our own knowledge<br />
and came up with the flavours,”<br />
Eileen said.<br />
Eileen, the mastermind behind<br />
the flavours, was last year’s<br />
winner of the National Secondary<br />
School Culinary Challenge.<br />
She is hoping to go into the<br />
hospitality industry either as a<br />
chef or management position<br />
or study business at Canterbury<br />
University.<br />
Each student plays an<br />
important role in the<br />
business with Arnie as the<br />
finance manager, Tara as the<br />
INNOVATIVE:<br />
Linwood<br />
College<br />
students Tara<br />
Blackmore,<br />
Eileen Prasad<br />
and Arnie<br />
Ferreras’<br />
business<br />
PopCoin<br />
has been<br />
recognised<br />
in a regional<br />
enterprise<br />
competition. <br />
communication and marketing<br />
manager and Meghan as the<br />
production manager.<br />
Social studies teacher Richard<br />
Jolly said the product has been<br />
so well-crafted they have sold<br />
out every time they have gone<br />
to market. The quirky name for<br />
the business emerged after the<br />
students were joking around<br />
about the term “popcoin” which<br />
featured in a children’s cartoon<br />
called The Big Lez Show.<br />
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FLOODING PROBLEM<br />
Concerns have been raised<br />
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in New Brighton. The Coastal-<br />
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investigate how the water level<br />
can be reduced in the housing<br />
complex car park.<br />
BIN MAY BE KEPT<br />
The North Beach Residents’<br />
Association has met with<br />
Coastal-Burwood Community<br />
Board members and city council<br />
staff to discuss keeping a<br />
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car park. The association has<br />
previously raised concerns about<br />
the board’s request for all the<br />
rubbish bins there to be replaced<br />
by seagull-proof Big Belly Bins.<br />
NAME CHANGE<br />
The Northshore Residents’<br />
Association has changed its<br />
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Coastal-Burwood Community<br />
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meeting last week.<br />
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Know Local, Go Local<br />
a message from principal geoff siave<br />
60 Shirley Road, Shirley<br />
03 385 2229 office@sis.school.nz<br />
www.sis.school.nz<br />
Shirley-Intermediate-School<br />
Kia Ora, Talofa, Greetings. As a child I went to the<br />
local primary school, about 600m from home. I<br />
can still drive through that neighbourhood and<br />
name who lived in each house on the school route.<br />
Mrs Miller, at the corner dairy was an institution;<br />
Everyone knew her, and vice versa - or so it seemed.<br />
For many of us adults, the benefits of living locally,<br />
knowing and using local services, seem a thing<br />
of the past. In these internet-soaked, heavily<br />
consumerised, car-dominated times our children<br />
need relevance, community connections and a<br />
sense of belonging more than ever.<br />
As we seek to enable children to lead full and<br />
satisfying lives, we fuse academic learning, with<br />
real life application and plenty of opportunity<br />
for constructive interaction with peers and our<br />
community. Our curriculum is based on relevant<br />
learning for life through study topics such as<br />
Journeys,<br />
Financial<br />
Literacy,<br />
Sustainability,<br />
and Chemistry<br />
in Everyday Life.<br />
Relevance makes<br />
learning so much<br />
easier.<br />
We are looking forward to major building<br />
renovations at school. We are also very pleased that<br />
Banks Avenue School is being rebuilt on the old<br />
Shirley Boys High School site immediately adjacent<br />
to our school. Community connections.<br />
Feel free to make contact for a chat and look around<br />
the school.<br />
Taitu’uga Geoff Siave - Principal<br />
Flax Weaving<br />
Once a week for the past six weeks women from the<br />
Kahu Collective (Kathy, Lisa and Corabelle) have been<br />
visiting Shirley Intermediate School to help children<br />
in the bilingual class - Te Tahu Rua Reo - use the flax<br />
which grows on the school grounds to learn about<br />
working with harakeke (flax). The children have<br />
been involved in the lengthy process of preparing,<br />
cleaning, harvesting, stripping, sizing,softening, boiling<br />
and dyeing the harakeke (flax). The project aims to<br />
complete two woven circular whāriki or mats to be<br />
on display in the school hall. The class also engaged<br />
in making bracelets<br />
and headbands from<br />
harakeke. As part of a<br />
community partnership<br />
the Kahu Collective<br />
is currently based at<br />
Shirley Intermediate.<br />
This will provide further<br />
opportunities for pupils.<br />
Shirley District Music School<br />
SDMS has been operating from Shirley Intermediate<br />
for over thirty years, offering music tuition for primary<br />
school children in the wider Shirley area. Itinerant<br />
music teachers tutor the children after school - often at<br />
their own school, or at Shirley Intermediate - the home<br />
of SDMS. Many children have progressed to being<br />
accomplished musicians. Last week twenty musicians<br />
from the SDMS took part in the first competition held<br />
in many years. The children came from Shirley Primary<br />
School, Shirley Intermediate School, Banks Avenue<br />
School, Mairehau Primary School, Marshlands School,<br />
Waitākiri School, and St Francis of Assisi School - all<br />
part of the Shirley District Music School.<br />
Ōtākaro ARTS festival - Performing<br />
Arts, Visual crafts, Craft<br />
The Ōtākaro Kahui Ako - has organised an amazing<br />
week of arts activities for children across the seven<br />
member school and multiple early childhood centres.<br />
The activities run from Monday 16 <strong>September</strong> until<br />
Friday 20 <strong>September</strong> and include basketmaking,<br />
beeswax wraps, pottery, drawing, Intaglio printmaking<br />
and a circus workshop are some of the twenty five artrelated<br />
activities available for the children to choose<br />
from during the festival week. Shirley Intermediate is<br />
the venue for two events as is taking part in art, dance<br />
and performance activities.<br />
School trip to Dunedin<br />
A regular part of the Shirley Intermediate calendar has<br />
been the biennial trip to Dunedin during term four. The<br />
children enjoy a first taste of university life by staying<br />
at one of the university hostels - in their own rooms,<br />
fully catered. The host of learning activities during the<br />
trip south and while in Dunedin include visiting the<br />
albatross colony, Steam punk in Oamaru, Moeraki,<br />
Olveston House, hostel life. The camaraderie of shared<br />
experiences away from home is hard to beat.<br />
Swimming Pools<br />
The number of schools with swimming pools is<br />
continuously reducing. This makes the fact that SIS<br />
has two pools (a 15m and a 25m pool) all the more<br />
remarkable. High drowning statistics and the expense,<br />
inconvenience, and inadequacy of the alternative<br />
options for schools emphasise the values of our pools.<br />
At SIS children are able to practice swimming on most<br />
summer weekdays. Surrounding contributing schools<br />
are invited to use<br />
the 15m pool at their<br />
convenience, and<br />
many local families<br />
have opportunity<br />
to hire keys for the<br />
summer after Labour<br />
Weekend. The school<br />
was also the base for<br />
the St Albans Swim<br />
Club for several<br />
years after the<br />
earthquakes.<br />
Community Opportunity - from the<br />
Principal<br />
From time to time we make “suggestions” (some call<br />
them “appeals”!) about how people can help out at<br />
school. People actually enjoy helping out and it’s<br />
mutually beneficial because of the social and local<br />
interactions and the satisfaction of having played your<br />
part in making a positive difference. Here are the details:<br />
Colour the Playground -<br />
• Saturday 19 October (the first Saturday of Term Four)<br />
• 8.30am to midday-ish<br />
• Bring a fence brush or suitable roller or paint tray if<br />
you have them<br />
• A bbq lunch will be provided - all welcome<br />
• The back-up day is Saturday 26 October.<br />
This will be a great time to muck in and get to know<br />
your neighbours while making a positive difference to<br />
your local intermediate school.<br />
Building Progression at SIS<br />
For two years we have been declaring “rebuild<br />
coming”; good things take time!<br />
Those driving past our North Parade boundary will see<br />
that two prefabricated buildings have appeared there<br />
recently. Yes, these are the first physical sign of our<br />
new build.<br />
The design of the new school includes:<br />
• New classrooms facing Shirley Road - including a<br />
whare, “maker spaces”, food room, design area and,<br />
of course, teaching spaces<br />
• New administration and reception area accessed<br />
from Shirley Road<br />
• Creation of two-way<br />
vehicle access from<br />
Shirley Road<br />
• Removal of two rear<br />
classrooms and<br />
modernisation of all<br />
remaining classrooms<br />
• Retention of school hall<br />
and adjoining rooms
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Tuesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2019</strong> 5<br />
News<br />
Park’s apology hard to accept<br />
•From page 1<br />
Mr Park has apologised for the<br />
no show and proposed he meet<br />
with the community on <strong>September</strong><br />
25.<br />
Mr Park told <strong>Pegasus</strong> <strong>Post</strong><br />
he withdrew due to a “critical,<br />
personal” meeting.<br />
Mr Park<br />
would not say<br />
what the meeting<br />
was for.<br />
Mrs Chapman<br />
said Mr<br />
Park’s apology<br />
was hard to<br />
accept given<br />
Darryll Park<br />
this.<br />
“He didn’t<br />
say what it [the meeting] was<br />
about, what the urgency was, so<br />
it would have been nice to know<br />
that, he hasn’t given us<br />
the subject matter of that<br />
meeting.”<br />
She said it would be up to<br />
the services trust’s members to<br />
decide if they wanted Mr Park to<br />
meet with them.<br />
Mr Park attended the Canterbury<br />
Employers’ Chamber of<br />
Commerce debate on Wednesday<br />
night.<br />
At the debate he questioned<br />
why the city council was spending<br />
millions on cycleways when<br />
roads in the east needed fixing,<br />
labelling it as “not bloody good<br />
enough.”<br />
However, his last-minute<br />
withdrawal from the services<br />
trust’s debate earlier in the day<br />
was described by organiser Betty<br />
Chapman as a “slap in the face”<br />
for people in the east wanting<br />
roading and other improvements<br />
after the earthquakes.<br />
Former mayor Garry Moore,<br />
who chaired the debate, also<br />
criticised the no show.<br />
In a Facebook post, Mr Park<br />
also criticised a Dalziel-led council<br />
for neglecting the east and<br />
failing to look after the basics.<br />
Said Mrs Chapman: “It’s a bit<br />
of a slap in the face because a lot<br />
of people were here today to see<br />
Darryll. Out in the east we know<br />
Lianne, she had been our MP<br />
for years, the people came to see<br />
Darryll to hear what he had to<br />
say.”<br />
Mr Moore questioned Mr<br />
Park’s commitment.<br />
“To me, that showed no commitment<br />
to being mayor because<br />
if you are running for mayor you<br />
have to go to every meeting,” he<br />
said.<br />
Mr Park’s absence put a real<br />
dampener on the debate, he said.<br />
CRUNCH<br />
TIME: Mayoral<br />
candidates<br />
JT Anderson,<br />
Lianne Dalziel<br />
and John Minto<br />
(far right) at<br />
last week’s<br />
debate hosted<br />
by the Wainoni<br />
Avonside<br />
Community<br />
Trust, chaired<br />
by Garry Moore.<br />
“Is he only prepared to talk to<br />
the business community and not<br />
the people of town?”<br />
Mr Park said the criticism he<br />
received for missing the debate<br />
was “unfair.”<br />
“I don’t think it’s fair at all.<br />
One instance where I couldn’t<br />
make a meeting and yet, I’ve<br />
committed to being out there in<br />
the east and have been out there<br />
on several occasions.<br />
“I can’t undo something that<br />
happened and was unavoidable<br />
and I had to be at the other<br />
meeting.”<br />
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Renew Brighton<br />
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“I’m currently a star one<br />
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Aranui performer teaching Pasifika heritage<br />
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />
WHEN ARANUI’S Talia-Rae<br />
Mavaega travels to primary<br />
schools nationally as a performer<br />
she often finds it “disappointing”<br />
to learn how little children know<br />
about Pasifika’s rich culture.<br />
Having toured nationally with<br />
Duffy Books in Homes, she has<br />
found some schoolchildren have<br />
never heard of Samoa or Tonga or<br />
where New Zealand is located in<br />
the Pacific.<br />
In a bid to educate children on<br />
Pasifika heritage, Mavaega is one<br />
of three performers from theatre<br />
company Y NOT travelling to<br />
schools across Canterbury to<br />
share some of Samoa, Tonga and<br />
New Zealand’s most well-known<br />
legends.<br />
Directed by Gregory Cooper,<br />
the theatre company has collaborated<br />
with The Court Theatre<br />
to present O Le Malaga Fa’a’Atua<br />
(The Journey of the Gods).<br />
A capella chorus bound for Sweet Adelines in New Orleans<br />
• By Claire Booker<br />
SINGERS IN the Christchurch<br />
City Chorus are packing their<br />
bags and warming up their<br />
voices for the Sweet Adelines<br />
World Championship in New<br />
Orleans.<br />
The group was founded in<br />
1985 and the women sing in a<br />
four-part harmony a capella<br />
style and have been national<br />
champions 11 times – but this<br />
time they are back representing<br />
the country on an international<br />
stage.<br />
The last time the group<br />
performed internationally was<br />
2016 in Las Vegas where they<br />
placed fifth and received the<br />
“most entertaining” award.<br />
The chorus is made up<br />
of 130 women from across<br />
Christchurch, with members also<br />
hailing from Nelson, Dunedin,<br />
Invercargill, Palmerston North,<br />
Auckland and Australia.<br />
Ellie Sutton, of Cashmere, is<br />
one of the chorus members and<br />
said she is fizzing in anticipation<br />
The multilingual production<br />
will be touring across Canterbury<br />
primary schools until Friday and<br />
will feature Jake Arona and Mana<br />
Tatafu, alongside Mavaega.<br />
When asked if education on<br />
the Pacific could<br />
be better, she said:<br />
“I think there is<br />
always room for<br />
improvement, I<br />
just think Pasifika<br />
culture isn’t<br />
implemented as<br />
much.”<br />
But Mavaega said:<br />
“The cool thing is<br />
most of the kids<br />
once they are given<br />
the opportunity to learn a new<br />
word or whatever they just jump<br />
on it which is awesome.”<br />
Based on a fusion of myths, the<br />
O Le Malaga Fa’a’Atua (The Journey<br />
of the Gods) follows the story<br />
of demigod Maui’s quest to prove<br />
himself worthy of becoming a<br />
ENTERTAINING: The Christchurch City Chorus will head to New Orleans for the Sweet Adelines<br />
World Championship this week.<br />
PHOTO: CLIVE COPEMAN <br />
of her first international contest.<br />
“We and our families have<br />
willingly sacrificed so much to<br />
get the fabulous Christchurch<br />
City Chorus to this point. New<br />
Orleans is the pinnacle of the<br />
journey we have taken together<br />
over the last couple of years and I<br />
Talia-Rae Mavaega<br />
fully-fledged God.<br />
Mavaega, who is of Samoan<br />
heritage, will play the role of Sina<br />
based on the famous Polynesian<br />
myth Sina and the Eel, which<br />
explains the origins of the first<br />
coconut tree.<br />
But she said the<br />
message she is hoping<br />
children will walk away<br />
with is to make the<br />
right choices, be kind to<br />
others and be the best<br />
they can be.<br />
The message stems<br />
from when Maui (who<br />
is based on a demigod<br />
from Maori mythology)<br />
is faced with the decision<br />
to either gain for himself or<br />
help people forever.<br />
Mavaega said while the majority<br />
of schools it is travelling to<br />
may not have the population of<br />
Pacific students, it is “awesome” it<br />
can share with children who have<br />
not experienced the culture.<br />
can’t wait to show the rest of the<br />
SAI world what we can do,” she<br />
said.<br />
Papanui’s Nicky McCaughan<br />
is the group’s visual director,<br />
and she is in charge of the<br />
choreography and showmanship<br />
of the chorus.<br />
SPELL-BINDING: Talia-Rae Mavaega is in the new show O Le<br />
Malaga Fa’a’Atua (The Journey of the Gods), which is touring<br />
around Canterbury primary schools.<br />
The chorus will fly to New<br />
Orleans this week, and the<br />
competition will run from<br />
<strong>September</strong> 16 to 21.<br />
Redwood resident Sharyn<br />
Glassey is excited and feels<br />
“blessed” to be a part of the<br />
chorus.<br />
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“Never in my wildest dreams<br />
did I ever think I would be<br />
representing our beautiful<br />
country in an international<br />
competition,” she said.<br />
Musical director Virginia<br />
Humphrey-Taylor said the<br />
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representing New Zealand on<br />
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“It has taken three solid years<br />
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songs to reach this pinnacle time.<br />
The chorus’ aim is to better our<br />
fifth placing in Las Vegas the<br />
last time we represented New<br />
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“It is exciting, extremely<br />
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on stage when they announce:<br />
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contestant, from Christchurch,<br />
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direction of Virginia Humphrey-<br />
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Charity shops seen as a rubbish dump<br />
• By Laura Hitchon<br />
PEOPLE ARE discarding<br />
damaged goods and other<br />
rubbish outside charity shops to<br />
avoid paying refuse station fees.<br />
Charity shop staff are turning<br />
up to work on Monday mornings<br />
to discover large piles of damaged<br />
goods lying on their front<br />
door step and, although some<br />
items are saleable, many are not.<br />
St John Opportunity Shop<br />
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people dropped off the goods at<br />
their Addington store at night<br />
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shop was closed.<br />
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inspect them.<br />
“People think that just because<br />
they donate something, we will<br />
accept it but we need to be able<br />
to sell these items and if they’re<br />
damaged, we can’t,” he said.<br />
Salvation Army Family Store<br />
Hornby shop manager Terry<br />
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were donating were in an acceptable<br />
condition but many people<br />
knew the goods were rubbish<br />
and donated them anyway.<br />
Damaged goods being donated<br />
included lounge suites, drawers,<br />
mattresses, tables, chairs,<br />
ANNOYED: Salvation Army Family Store Hornby shop manager Terry Murray<br />
(right) and volunteer Neville Walton stand next to the overflowing rubbish skip<br />
filled with donated goods they cannot sell.<br />
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and shoes.<br />
The money generated from<br />
selling donated goods goes back<br />
into the charity to help people<br />
in need, however, this was being<br />
jeopardised by the cost of having<br />
to dump other people’s rubbish.<br />
Mr Murray said they emptied<br />
their skip about three times a<br />
week which cost them about<br />
$140 each time.<br />
“One of the biggest expenses<br />
we have is taking damaged<br />
goods to the dump.”<br />
Mr Murray said the cost of<br />
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station was a possible cause of<br />
people dumping their unwanted<br />
goods at charity shops.<br />
“Many people don’t own a<br />
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one let alone afford to take their<br />
rubbish to the dump, so they just<br />
leave it on the charity’s doorstep,”<br />
he said.<br />
To dump one tonne of general<br />
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lists it at $253.40.<br />
WASTE: Salvation Army staff members Leane<br />
Robertson (left) and Karen White with dirty,<br />
stained and faded clothing.<br />
PHOTOS: LAURA HITCHON<br />
Mr Murray said it would be<br />
beneficial if the city council<br />
collected large waste from the<br />
charity once a month and subsidised<br />
the dumping fees to ease<br />
pressure.<br />
A city council spokesperson<br />
said they expected residents to<br />
dispose of their unwanted items<br />
responsibly and that people<br />
should only make donations to<br />
charity stores that are open, able<br />
and willing to take their items.<br />
The spokesperson said dumping<br />
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bins or store fronts could be seen<br />
as illegal dumping and could<br />
incur a fine for the person disposing<br />
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are unable to provide additional<br />
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Feral pigs hogging Bottle Lake<br />
• By Sophie Cornish<br />
THIS IS what you may come<br />
across on a weekend stroll in<br />
Bottle Lake Forest.<br />
This photo of a feral pig<br />
was posted to the People’s<br />
Independent Republic of<br />
New Brighton Facebook page<br />
along with a discussion about<br />
sightings of the animal in the<br />
<strong>10</strong>km recreation reserve, which<br />
stretches from Burwood to the<br />
coast.<br />
But before you squeal – city<br />
council head of parks Andrew<br />
Rutledge is reassuring the threat<br />
to people is low.<br />
However, they should be<br />
avoided if spotted, he said.<br />
No reports have been received<br />
by city council of the animals<br />
attacking, but they are a<br />
nuisance.<br />
“Feral pigs are a threat to sites<br />
with high biodiversity values,<br />
as they can damage indigenous<br />
plants and animals. In this case<br />
they are mostly a nuisance to the<br />
landowners in the area, where<br />
they roam between properties,”<br />
he said.<br />
The pigs have been present in<br />
the Lower Styx area, including<br />
Bottle Lake Forest for some time,<br />
Mr Rutledge said.<br />
“They are very mobile animals<br />
and can cover large distances,<br />
moving across private and<br />
publicly-owned land.”<br />
Kainga resident Zac Cooper<br />
frequently runs around the forest<br />
with his dog and said he has<br />
spotted the nuisance animals on<br />
multiple occasions.<br />
“It was a few months back now<br />
. . . one was down by the Waimak<br />
River, in the forest alongside<br />
the river’s edge. Another was<br />
just up by Spencerville . . . my<br />
friend’s neighbour has trapped<br />
and killed a few, so he put one up<br />
on the barbeque one afternoon<br />
. . . apparently, the sightings are<br />
getting much more frequent,” he<br />
said.<br />
Mr Rutledge said the pigs have<br />
been factored into the parks’ pest<br />
control programme.<br />
SPOTTED:<br />
A feral pig<br />
in Bottle<br />
Lake<br />
Forest,<br />
which city<br />
council<br />
staff say<br />
are a low<br />
threat to<br />
people,<br />
but<br />
should be<br />
avoided.<br />
“Monitoring is in place for<br />
when these animals roam on<br />
to council reserves . . . it’s very<br />
hard to determine population<br />
numbers as the animals cover a<br />
large area.”<br />
The feral pigs, which are<br />
omnivorous, are believed to be<br />
widespread throughout the Canterbury<br />
region in suitable habitat<br />
types. In May, wild sows, a type<br />
of feral pig, were caught on camera<br />
in a native bush reserve, near<br />
Gibraltar Rock in the Port Hills.<br />
The Summit Road Society<br />
said the pigs were becoming<br />
a problem with their<br />
rooting habits damaging the<br />
undergrowth of the native forest.<br />
Old Skellerup factory<br />
demolition under way<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
A LARGE portion of the<br />
remaining abandoned Skellerup<br />
factory is being demolished at its<br />
former Woolston site.<br />
The BL Family Trust own<br />
the 59,801 sq m section of land<br />
on Garlands Rd and is in the<br />
process of clearing more than<br />
70 per cent of the earthquakedamaged,<br />
asbestos-filled<br />
buildings.<br />
Skellerup moved out in 2016<br />
to a new $60 million premises<br />
in Wigram. It sold the Woolston<br />
site ‘as is where is’.<br />
BL Family Trust representative<br />
Vipan Garg said the demolition<br />
is taking place in order to clean<br />
up the “eyesore” which is derelict<br />
and attracting vandals.<br />
“It was a problem within the<br />
community. People were getting<br />
into the buildings, as they were<br />
left unattended.”<br />
National Steel, the main site<br />
occupant, processes and sorts<br />
metal on the empty land and<br />
will continue to use one building<br />
as a “hub” which has been<br />
deemed safe by an engineer.<br />
Fair Auto Dismantlers, Lowe<br />
Industries and NZ Besthome<br />
Furniture also occupy the shedlike<br />
buildings on the site, which<br />
have been assessed as safe.<br />
CLEAN-UP: More than 70 per<br />
cent of the derelict buildings<br />
at the former Skellerup<br />
factory site in Woolston<br />
are being knocked down.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
The BL Family Trust has<br />
applied for a proposed boundary<br />
adjustment to three main lots<br />
on the site and wants it to be<br />
processed by the city council.<br />
However, demolition project<br />
manager Jarrad Smith said there<br />
are no plans to sell or develop<br />
the area at this stage.<br />
He said the purpose of the<br />
boundary adjustment is to<br />
square off the land into three<br />
clear parcels. “Potentially at<br />
some point, something will<br />
happen with the site. What that<br />
is and when that is hasn’t been<br />
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The demolition may take up to<br />
a year and the materials will be<br />
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Senior Net New Brighton<br />
Tuesday, Wednesday and<br />
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New Brighton Club)<br />
JP Clinic at Shirley Library<br />
Tuesday, <strong>10</strong>am-1pm<br />
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Tuesday, <strong>10</strong>am<br />
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Parklands Community Centre<br />
Email matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi by<br />
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Ascot Sit and Be Fit<br />
Wednesday, 1-2pm, and<br />
Thursday, 9.30-<strong>10</strong>.30am<br />
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Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm<br />
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Homework help is available<br />
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Aranui Library<br />
Scrabble Club<br />
Tuesday and Wednesday, 1.30-<br />
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Parklands and Shirley libraries<br />
CV help<br />
Thursday, <strong>10</strong>-11.30am<br />
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to assist customers who need<br />
help with their CV or resume.<br />
New Brighton Library<br />
Technology Help Drop-in<br />
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Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm<br />
Go along to a drop-in<br />
session for help with email,<br />
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eBooks, and general computer<br />
queries.<br />
Shirley Library<br />
Cards Club<br />
Friday, 1.30-3.30pm<br />
This weekly club will be held<br />
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Makerspace<br />
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Saturday, <strong>10</strong>am-2pm<br />
Go and enjoy a warm and<br />
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New Brighton Pedestrian<br />
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Golden Oldies Movie<br />
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Monday, 1.30pm<br />
Code Club Aotearoa will be<br />
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Tasty Bites<br />
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Serves 4<br />
Ingredients<br />
600g salmon fillets, cut into 4cm<br />
cubes, patted dry with paper<br />
towels<br />
Sea salt<br />
Fresh cracked black pepper<br />
Crispy shallots<br />
Oil<br />
Tamarind chilli dressing<br />
5-<strong>10</strong>g large dried red chillies<br />
2 cloves garlic, peeled, minced in<br />
a mortar and pestle with a pinch<br />
of salt<br />
5g belacan (shrimp paste)<br />
65g gula melaka, shaved<br />
25g tamarind pulp, soaked in<br />
150ml<br />
hot water, rendered and sieved<br />
1½ Tbsp lemon juice<br />
2 large kaffir lime leaves, finely<br />
julienned<br />
Green mango herb salad<br />
½ telegraph cucumber or one<br />
lebanese cucumber, unpeeled,<br />
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1 green mango, peeled, shaved<br />
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1 small bunch coriander leaves<br />
1 small bunch Thai basil leaves<br />
2 wing beans, finely sliced<br />
Squeeze of lemon juice<br />
Pinch of sugar<br />
Olive oil<br />
Directions<br />
Season the fish with salt and<br />
pepper and a drizzle of oil.<br />
Place the soaked dried chillies<br />
and garlic in a food processor<br />
and blend until a fine paste.<br />
Heat two tablespoons of oil in<br />
a small saucepan over medium<br />
heat, add the shrimp paste and<br />
mash with a wooden spatula.<br />
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paste becomes fragrant and<br />
starts to toast.<br />
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puree. Cook until slightly<br />
thickened, then stir in the lemon<br />
juice and sprinkle on the kaffir<br />
lime leaves. Remove from heat<br />
and set aside.<br />
Heat a non-stick fry pan over<br />
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skin side down evenly around<br />
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To ensure that the skin is<br />
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Turn over, and cook the other<br />
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Pour over the tamarind chilli<br />
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Combine the salad ingredients,<br />
and dress with lemon juice,<br />
sugar and olive oil just before<br />
serving.<br />
Transfer the fish to a serving<br />
plate along with all the sauce<br />
and top with the green mango,<br />
cucumber and herb salad.<br />
Sprinkle with crispy shallots and<br />
serve immediately.<br />
Note: Adjust the quantity<br />
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according to your taste. Also,<br />
leave the seeds in if you like<br />
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In any case, soak the chillies in<br />
hot water until softened before<br />
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Thursday 19 <strong>September</strong>, <strong>10</strong>am<br />
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by Tuesday 17 <strong>September</strong><br />
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52 Purau Port Levy Road, Purau Valley, Lyttelton Harbour<br />
Price: $850,000 plus GST if any<br />
2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 2 living rooms | 13ha | Listing Number: 9736<br />
Seldom do properties such as this come<br />
to the market but retiring vendors of 30<br />
years have decided the time has come.<br />
This is a wonderful location, peaceful<br />
and private with wonderful bird song. Set<br />
on 13.1369 hectares or 32.5 acres approx.<br />
this charming <strong>10</strong>0m 2 home is both easycare<br />
and warm. Commanding beautiful<br />
views of the Purau Valley, Purau Bay and<br />
Mt Evans, if you are looking for peace and<br />
privacy then this one could be for you.<br />
Set well off the road the house has<br />
two double bedrooms, two living areas,<br />
lovely decking and one bathroom. North<br />
East facing and sheltered with a garage/<br />
workshop adjacent to the house. The<br />
garden is easy care and the land is a<br />
mixture of pasture in five paddocks for<br />
grazing, some bush and about 250 approx.<br />
30 year old pine trees ready for harvesting.<br />
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excellent water supply, a small stream and<br />
a natural pond. Further down the driveway<br />
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shed, a tractor shed with high stud and a<br />
large high stud workshop with three phase<br />
power. There is also a semi derelict house<br />
from about the 1930s on the property.<br />
This is an idyllic location and perfect for<br />
a retiring farmer, someone wanting to get<br />
into the firewood business or someone with<br />
a portable mill to make use of all the trees.<br />
Purau Bay is approximately 30 minutes’<br />
drive from Christchurch, making it a<br />
highly desirable destination as it is so<br />
useable being close to Christchurch.<br />
Properties in this lovely valley and by such<br />
a safe swimming beach are defying all the<br />
odds and selling fast generally as they come<br />
up very seldom.<br />
Excellent swimming, boating, walking<br />
and stunning sunsets on the hills, quick<br />
and easy access to Lyttelton via the<br />
Diamond Harbour ferry (approx. five<br />
mins), local shops, cafés and bar make this<br />
a fun filled place to visit. Properties here<br />
make an excellent investment and Purau<br />
Bay and valley is a truly magical place to<br />
live.<br />
To view this property please contact<br />
Tim Dunningham of Min Sarginson Real<br />
Estate (Licensed Agent REAA 2008),<br />
phone 027 651 5474 or 329 4161<br />
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