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Doing it for his twin sister
Nico’s race to
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• By Georgia O’Connor-
Harding
PARA-SWIMMER Nico
Wildbore usually has his
mind on winning in the pool.
But today the 17-year-old
will only be thinking of his
twin sister Bethany, who
tragically died of a suspected
suicide last year.
As part of World Suicide
Prevention Day, Nico is
set to swim 16km to raise
money for the Mental Health
Foundation.
He wants people to talk
about mental health and
wishes more than anything
his sister had opened up about
what she was going through.
“Obviously she had very
bad depression, she was losing
a lot of weight but she kept it
private. I didn’t really know
about it until everything
happened,” he said.
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POIGNANT: Nico Wildbore
will swim 16km today to
raise money for the Mental
Health Foundation after his
sister Bethany (inset) died
of a suspected suicide last
year.
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‘Dangerous’ mall exit to change next year
• By Matt Slaughter
THE RIGHT turn from
Barrington Mall on to
Barrington St is due to be
removed next year.
The move comes after
the Spreydon-Cashmere
Community Board and
nearby residents have been
calling for the
“dangerous” turn
to be scrapped for
about a decade.
Chairwoman
Karolin Potter
said the board
Karolin
Potter
and city council
approved a
proposal to get
rid of it but plans
to have this done by May were
delayed.
“There have been delays
because there are objections
to it but I just can tell you
emphatically that the council’s
going to proceed,” she said.
Said city council manager
of planning and delivery
transport Lynette Ellis: “The
proposal to ban right turns
out of the mall is still intended
to proceed. Resource consent
approvals for the change in mall
vehicle movements are yet to
be obtained. Construction is
anticipated to commence early
in 2020.”
Said Ms Potter: “The council
believes that abolishing the
right-hand turn is what’s
needed for safety along with the
residents. The residents have
been asking for a long time. It is
the council’s view that one way
or another, we will proceed.”
Ms Potter said the reason for
the delay is “confidential” for
now.
“We understand why . . . they
are trying to sort something out
that’s pretty intractable but they
will get there.”
Ms Potter said in spite of
having to wait, she is pleased the
turn will finally be cut off.
Cashmere Ward city
councillor Tim Scandrett said
motorists who make the turn
put themselves and pedestrians
in danger.
“We’ve got a library
there, we’ve got a children’s
playground there and a disabled
children’s playground . . . once
you walk along that footpath
along Barrington St, there’s no
delineation whatsoever between
the traffic access and your
pedestrians.
“From after school through to
about 5.30 it’s just a nightmare
SAFETY
UPGRADE: The
right turn out of
Barrington Mall
on to Barrington
St is set to be cut
off next year.
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SLOAN
. . . it’s a horrendous little
intersection to be quite honest.”
Said Barrington Mall centre
manager Jill Kearns: “As we
are still in consultation with
the council seeking the most
desirable outcome of this project
for all parties involved, we’d
rather not comment further at
this time. As soon as all parties
are happy with the proposed
changes, we’re confident that
the council will be proactive in
sharing this information with
the surrounding community
and everyone else that it may
involve.”
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Charity shops seen as a rubbish dump
• By Laura Hitchon
PEOPLE ARE discarding
damaged goods and other
rubbish outside charity shops to
avoid paying refuse station fees.
Charity shop staff are turning
up to work on Monday mornings
to discover large piles of damaged
goods lying on their front
door step and, although some
items are saleable, many are not.
St John Opportunity Shop
volunteer Brian North said many
people dropped off the goods at
their Addington store at night
or during the weekend when the
shop was closed.
“We would prefer that people
drop off their goods during the
daytime when we are able to
inspect them.
“People think that just because
they donate something, we will
accept it but we need to be able
to sell these items and if they’re
damaged, we can’t,” he said.
Salvation Army Family Store
Hornby shop manager Terry
Murray said some people genuinely
believed the goods they
were donating were in an acceptable
condition but many people
knew the goods were rubbish
and donated them anyway.
Damaged goods being donated
included lounge suites, drawers,
mattresses, tables, chairs,
ANNOYED: Salvation Army Family Store Hornby shop manager Terry Murray
(right) and volunteer Neville Walton stand next to the overflowing rubbish skip
filled with donated goods they cannot sell.
sporting equipment, crockery,
glassware, artwork, books, clothing
and shoes.
The money generated from
selling donated goods goes back
into the charity to help people
in need, however, this was being
jeopardised by the cost of having
to dump other people’s rubbish.
Mr Murray said they emptied
their skip about three times a
week which cost them about
$140 each time.
“One of the biggest expenses
we have is taking damaged
goods to the dump.”
Mr Murray said the cost of
taking rubbish to the refuse
station was a possible cause of
people dumping their unwanted
goods at charity shops.
“Many people don’t own a
trailer and can’t afford to hire
one let alone afford to take their
rubbish to the dump, so they just
leave it on the charity’s doorstep,”
he said.
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WASTE: Salvation Army staff members Leane
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PHOTOS: LAURA HITCHON
Mr Murray said it would be
beneficial if the city council
collected large waste from the
charity once a month and subsidised
the dumping fees to ease
pressure.
A city council spokesperson
said they expected residents to
dispose of their unwanted items
responsibly and that people
should only make donations to
charity stores that are open, able
and willing to take their items.
The spokesperson said dumping
damaged goods at charity
bins or store fronts could be seen
as illegal dumping and could
incur a fine for the person disposing
of the litter.
“The kerbside collection
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Bid to stop parking on village green
• By Matt Slaughter
CONCERNS HAVE been
raised about vehicles parking
on the Cashmere Village Green
and damaging the grass.
A neighbour of the green has
complained to the Spreydon-
Cashmere Community Board
about vehicles parking on the
grass. Board
member Lee
Sampson
then took
photos of Boss
Construction
vehicles parked
on the grass.
Lee
Sampson
However,
the company’s
managing
director Guy Mckee, who lives
near the green, said his workers
are no longer doing parking
there.
Mr Sampson said the city
council has asked people
parking on the green on Dyers
Pass Rd to stop. This was
originally somewhat effective
but Mr Sampson said the
number of vehicles parking
on the grass had returned to
concerning levels “over the last
three to four weeks.”
“It’s a couple of parties, maybe
two or three parties that are
starting to take the preverbal to
be honest, it’s out of hand. It’s
completely eroding the grass on
that side of the green.”
“What we need is maybe a
consistent approach from the
council to how we deal with
people when they’re parking on
reserves.”
Said city council manager of
community parks Al Hardy:
“Council staff have approached
offenders to no longer park on
the grass and continue monitoring
of the site. If actions of the
offenders persist enforcement
has the capability to have vehicles
towed.”
Mr Mckee said although his
contractors used to park on the
green, they no longer did.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
DAMAGE: Southern View visited the Cashmere Village Green
last week and took this photo of vehicles parked on the grass.
(Right) – Boss Construction vehicles also used to park on the
grass.
“It was brought to my
attention that there were
contractors parking on there,
so all our contractors are now
parking on a cobblestone bit
which is designated for parking.
We’re not parking on the green
at all,” said Mr Mckee.
“I just don’t see it being a
massive deal. I mean when
the [Cashmere Presbyterian]
church has something on,
there are cars parked all over
the grass and I’ve seen other
neighbours and bits and pieces
park on it. I just kind of think
that this (complainant) is just
sort of clutching at straws . . .
but they seem to pick on me
and don’t address that there
are a lot of other people that do
park there, it’s not just us and
we’re not ripping the grass up or
anything like that.”
Cashmere Presbyterian
Church minister Silvia Purdie
said its visitors do park on
the green during busy events,
like funerals and weddings,
as exactly where people are
allowed to park is not obvious.
“We’ve obviously never
encouraged people to park
on the actual grass and it is a
little unclear as to where the
parking areas actually are . . .
there’s no signage and there’s
no paint and there are no
bollards or anything so I do
understand that people try to
squeeze in there and we hope
to not be inconvenient to the
neighbours,” she said.
“If there’s an issue we would
support the council putting in
some bollards or some better,
clearer direction for that, but
certainly having industrial work
vehicles parked up there is not
helpful from our point of view.”
Cyclists urged
to slow down at
Cashmere track
• By Matt Slaughter
CYCLISTS SPEEDING through
a popular track in Cashmere are
putting walkers in danger.
The Spreydon-Cashmere
Community Board has asked
city council staff to improve the
signage at Ernle Clark Reserve
to remind cyclists to be more
considerate to pedestrians.
Board member Lee Sampson
said the request was a result of
the concerns raised by a nearby
resident.
“It’s just Ernle Clark is such a
successful space and it’s being
used by so many people,” he said.
“The cyclists, because there are
so many bends as you go around
Ernle Clark or so many trees that
kind of jut out into traffic, are
just catching people out now and
again.
“[City council] staff will go
away and explore putting some
signage up, so hopefully it’s just a
case of putting some signs up and
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cyclists can’t use it, people will
still use it, so you’ve just got to try
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Tuesday September 10 2019 7
News
Big swim in memory of twin sister
•From page 1
Nico decided to swim the
gruelling distance to mark his
sister being 16-years-old at the
time of her death.
For the past three years,
Nico has been training at the
Waitaha Swim Club, based at
the Canterbury Swim School in
Hornby, where the swim will be
held today.
Nico’s mother Keiran Horne
said Bethany, who attended
Hagley Community College,
struggled following the February
22, 2011, earthquake.
She was located at Redcliffs
School at the time of the quake.
“You could imagine it was
pretty traumatic with the cliffs
coming down so for years after
Beth had trouble sleeping.
“She had been seeing a
psychologist for sometime, she
had been working on strategies to
keep on an even keel. Then about
a month before she died she just
went on a downward spiral.”
Ms Horne said she is
immensely proud of Nico, who
came up with the idea of the
swim and organised the event
himself.
She said Bethany had a
beautiful soul and was loved by
many, but a lot of people didn’t
realise the struggles she was
ENDURANCE: Nico Wildbore is set to swim 16km today to raise awareness about the stigma
attached to talking about mental health and suicide.
going through.
Ms Horne said there needs to
be more education and talk about
dealing mental health issues.
“I have always been a really
open communicator with my
children, but when we had to
start to deal with issues around
mental health I actually really
struggled to know how to talk
about it in the best way.”
The distance of the swim is a
difficult undertaking for anyone,
but especially for Nico.
He was born with a type of
cerebral palsy called hemiplegia,
which means Nico has limited
mobility in his right arm and leg.
But Nico, who is transgender, is
a high achiever. Last year he was
named the best para-swimmer
at the Canterbury secondary
swimming championships. One
of his big goals is to make it to the
Paralympics and pave the way for
other transgender people to do
the same.
Since his sister’s death, Nico
said he has been coping as well as
he can, but is taking it one day at
a time.
The spotlight is on mental
health issues which are at an alltime
high in Canterbury.
Police statistics showed 4369
attempted suicide events in
Canterbury were reported in
2018, up 59 per cent from 2015.
Ms Horne said she wants
people who may be feeling the
way her daughter did to know
there is always hope.
WHERE TO GET HELP:
If you are worried about
your own or someone else’s
mental health, visit your
GP or local mental health
provider. However, if you or
someone else is in danger
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Or if you need someone to
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support and cheer Nico on
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at 9am at the Canterbury
Swim School, 25 Charente
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Trainer aims to get ringside at Olympics
HONOURED: Tane Norton (left)
presented Mike Webster with
his Linwood Rugby Club life
membership.
Linwood rugby
stalwart made
life member
• By Jacob Page
LINWOOD rugby stalwart Mike
Webster has been honoured with
a life membership for his work
behind the scenes and on the
sidelines.
The veteran team manager and
club committee member said he
was thrilled to get the honour at
the end of the season. “Bit of a bolt
from the blue, I wasn’t expecting
it, so it was nice,” he said.
“(Former All Black) Tane
Norton gave me a call and he
presented me with my pin at the
presentation dinner.”
The 59-year-old came to the club
in 1978 after high school where
he had mostly played soccer. “I
never really made the ranks as a
player, making it to senior B level.
By 1986 I started managing teams
with second grade then I managed
at senior B, and then from 2000, I
had 10 years with our senior team
then I did seven years managing
the Canterbury under-18s.”
SPORT
• By Jacob Page
WOOLSTON BOXING club
trainer Holly Sullivan is on
the shortlist to mentor New
Zealand’s best amateur fighters
at the Olympics in Tokyo next
year.
The 32-year-old started
boxing to stay fit when she was a
Canterbury tennis representative
and national football trialist 14
years ago and fell in love with
the sport.
Sullivan is the only woman
in New Zealand who is an
internationally qualified trainer,
which means if Woolstonbased
Olympic boxing
prospects Tegan Clark or
Trevor Swainson make the
New Zealand team, she will be
Tokyo-bound with them.
“Both of them are on the
Olympic prospects list and
so if any of my boxers get in,
because I’m a woman with
the qualifications, they want
a balance of male and female
managers and chaperones
there.”
“I’m currently a star one
international licence coach and
there’s a chance I’ll have to sit
my star two beforehand.”
The prospect of two of her
boxers competing at the New
Zealand trials in March will
MENTOR: Woolston Boxing Club trainer Holly Sullivan is the only women in New Zealand to
become an internationally qualified trainer.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
mean a different structure over
the summer months.
“I’ve told Tegan and Trev that
they’ll box up until the end of
November and then have the
whole of December off.
“They need a rest month and
with the trials in February/
March they’ll need a six-week,
well-conditioned programme by
that time.
Sullivan said she started
training at the Woolston Boxing
Club gym once a week about
the time she purchased her
first house at the age of 18 on
Mackworth St.
“I started going once a week
under Steve Henry . . . and I
asked if I could fight and he
said that I could start turning
up more if I wanted that and I
thought it was fair enough.”
It wasn’t until she hurt her
shoulder in a bout – which led to
three surgeries and a nine-year
absence from that ring – that
Sullivan considered coaching.
Over the past decade, she and
a group of dedicated volunteers
have built the club’s numbers
up to more than 60, including
23 who are allowed to box
competitively.In spite of her
success, Sullivan said she is too
busy looking forward to look
back. “There’s so much going
on right now and so much I’m
looking forward to that I’m more
excited about the future.
“Certainly to see how
far we have come is unreal
but I was lucky with the
foundation that was here when
I first started.”
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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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and tomorrow, 11am-noon at
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Linwood Library
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Today at South, 3.30-4.30pm
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Drop-in for fun activities every
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will be a variety of activities for
all. Free.
South and Spreydon libraries
Art by Room 14 –
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Tuesday, all-day
Go along and enjoy beautiful
art from the pupils of Room 14 at
Linwood Avenue School. Pastel
tiki art and painted winter trees
will brighten up the walls.
Linwood Library
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,
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Ferry Rd
South Library Book Discussion
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Wednesday, 7.15pm-8.15pm
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South Library
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 10.30am-1pm at
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at South, Saturday, 1pm-3pm at
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Linwood, Halswell and South
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Friendships and Chats
Thursday, 10am-12.30pm
Join in the laughter and fun
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There will be home-made scones
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Creative Writing on Sundays
Sunday, 1pm-3pm
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Monday, 10.45am-12pm
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Linwood Library
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Scrabble Club
Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm at
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12.30pm at Linwood
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Thursday, 10am-noon
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Tasty Bites
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Exotic food with the least hassle
If you are going to cook
for a large dinner party,
organisation and preparation
are key, starting with
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starter to your
list
Tamarind chilli crispy-skin
salmon with green mango
herb salad
Serves 4
Ingredients
600g salmon fillets, cut into 4cm
cubes, patted dry with paper
towels
Sea salt
Fresh cracked black pepper
Crispy shallots
Oil
Tamarind chilli dressing
5-10g large dried red chillies
2 cloves garlic, peeled, minced in
a mortar and pestle with a pinch
of salt
5g belacan (shrimp paste)
65g gula melaka, shaved
25g tamarind pulp, soaked in
150ml
hot water, rendered and sieved
1½ Tbsp lemon juice
2 large kaffir lime leaves, finely
julienned
Green mango herb salad
½ telegraph cucumber or one
lebanese cucumber, unpeeled,
shaved into ribbons
1 green mango, peeled, shaved
into ribbons
1 small bunch coriander leaves
1 small bunch Thai basil leaves
2 wing beans, finely sliced
Squeeze of lemon juice
Pinch of sugar
Olive oil
Directions
Season the fish with salt and
pepper and a drizzle of oil.
Place the soaked dried chillies
and garlic in a food processor
and blend until a fine paste.
Heat two tablespoons of oil in
a small saucepan over medium
heat, add the shrimp paste and
mash with a wooden spatula.
Cook for 1min until the shrimp
paste becomes fragrant and
starts to toast.
Add the chilli garlic paste
and continue to cook, stirring
frequently, until fragrant.
Add the gula melaka and cook
until dark, glossy and sticky.
Slowly pour in the tamarind
puree. Cook until slightly
thickened, then stir in the lemon
juice and sprinkle on the kaffir
lime leaves. Remove from heat
and set aside.
Heat a non-stick fry pan over
high heat. Place the fish pieces
skin side down evenly around
the pan and cook until crisp and
golden.
To ensure that the skin is
evenly crispy, you may need to
gently press with a spatula to
keep the skin flat on the pan.
Turn over, and cook the other
side until three-quarter cooked.
Pour over the tamarind chilli
sauce and toss very gently to just
coat. Be careful not to break up
the fish pieces.
Combine the salad ingredients,
and dress with lemon juice,
sugar and olive oil just before
serving.
Transfer the fish to a serving
plate along with all the sauce
and top with the green mango,
cucumber and herb salad.
Sprinkle with crispy shallots and
serve immediately.
Note: Adjust the quantity
of the large, red dried chillies
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The business moved from 325 Brougham
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“We’re all set up in our new premises,”
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“and continuing to provide our customers
with an extensive range of replacement
lights for most Japanese, European and
New Zealand-made vehicles. We can cover
most vehicles on the road, and all our lights
are fully checked and in perfect working
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If they don’t have it in stock, they can
source it from one of the other branches in
the nationwide BE Group, Richard says. BE
is one of New Zealand’s largest importers of
car, truck and commercial parts.
Braxton Car Lights also offers a repair
service for headlights, with their skilled
staff of three having 80 years’ experience in
the automotive trade between them. They
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conversion of American car lights and their
repair service includes plastic
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re-silvering, re-sealing
and lens refurbishment.
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