TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2019
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Completion of sculpture likely
to raise
awareness
of godwits
• By Matt Slaughter
THE $89,100 godwits sculpture
in South New Brighton has been
inaugurated.
A ceremony was held on September
22 to celebrate the installation of the
sculpture. Residents, political representatives,
sponsors and donors, who
made the project possible, attended.
The sculpture, called The Godwits,
features seven painted, stainless steel
birds on top of tall poles, which will
allow them to rotate in the wind.
The sculpture has cost $89,100, with
$76,000 raised by the South Brighton
Residents’ Association through community
events and donations. The
remaining amount came from the
Coastal-Burwood Community Board’s
discretionary fund, with Fulton Hogan
and the city council covering the
installation costs.
The artwork was offered as a gift
to Christchurch by the residents’
association, which commissioned local
artist Bon Suter to design it.
•Turn to page 7
FLYING HIGH: Hugo
Kristinsson, sculptor Bon Suter
(centre) and Kirsten Carey
were amongst those who
celebrated the inauguration
of the godwits sculpture in
South New Brighton.
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Youths aim to create a healthy river
YOUNG PEOPLE from schools
and early learning centres are
being asked to take action to
create a healthy Heathcote
River.
The pilot project is a collaborative
community approach to
conservation education which
aims to connect students along
the river.
City
council parks
programmes
and
partnerships
manager Kate
Russell said
Kate Russell
the project
aims to
establish a blueprint for student
action to power environmental
change within the river.
“We are looking to these
young people as the protectors
of their local river environment
and hope to expand this
approach further afield,” Ms
Russell said.
Supported by city council
education co-ordinator Sally
Airey, the project encourages
young people to take
“guardianship” of the river.
“The river suffers from urban
stream syndrome and has poor
water quality,” Ms Airey said.
“We are inviting young
people to lead community
ENVIRONMENT: City council education co-ordinator Sally
Airey is part of a new student-focused project to protect the
Heathcote River.
action to help create a healthy
awa [river].”
Ms Airey, whose role is being
funded by the Department of
Conservation, said the initial
project title – Healthy Ōpāwaho
– expresses the “connection
between a healthy river and a
healthy community.”
However, she expects a new
student leadership team to come
up with a new name, vision and
measurable goals for the project.
“Initially, I will be directly
‘The river suffers
from urban stream
syndrome and has
poor water quality’
– Sally Airey
working with interested
students and teachers from a
handful of the 100 schools and
early learning centres that are
within 1km of the awa,” she
said.
“As the group develops and
connections are made between
schools, we hope even more
schools and early learning
centres will be involved.”
The project aims to inspire
hundreds of young people to
take action for a healthy river,
building on individual projects
already under way in the area.
“Young people are our future
leaders and need to be given the
opportunity to make decisions
that can lead to positive change
in our communities and our
environment,” Ms Airey said.
The project is supported
by the city council, DOC,
Community and Public
Health, the Canterbury District
Health Board, the Ōpāwaho/
Heathcote River Network,
Environment Canterbury,
Junior Neighbourhood Support
and Ngāi Tahu.
In Brief
SCHOOL LOCKDOWN
Bamford School in Woolston
was put in lockdown after a
life-threatening incident at
a neighbouring property on
Wednesday. Gould Cres was
cordoned off and the school was
put in lockdown about 3pm.
Parents picking up their children
were made to wait outside the
cordon. A police spokeswoman
said there was a large police
presence at the address, including
the armed offenders squad. The
lockdown was lifted at about 5pm.
TREES REMOVED
The removal of 40 trees on Marine
Pde between Hawke and Beresford
Sts has been approved by the
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board. The board decided the
work is necessary to allow the
Marine Pde streetscape upgrades
to progress.
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In the briefs section of last week’s
Pegasus Post, it was reported the
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board granted Avon-Heathcote
Estuary Ihutai Trust $4000,
Eastern Sport & Recreation $8000
and Early Birds $6000. However,
the amounts approved were
actually $3000 for Avon-Heathcote
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Eastern Sport & Recreation and
$5000 for the Early Birds. Pegasus
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• By Claire Booker
MACFARLANE Park in
Mairehau has been given a
new lease of life thanks to an
initiative to bring murals to the
park.
Last week, four murals made
by schools in the area were
unveiled, with one focused on
love and support after the March
15 attack.
The mural features a quote
from the memorial service and
the word “peace” in more than
20 languages students at the
school speak, as well as flowers
made from recycled plastic.
The quote on the mural, from
mosque attack survivor Farid
Ahmed says: “I may be from
one culture, you may come from
another culture, I may have one
faith, you may have one faith,
but together we are a beautiful
garden.”
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achievements over the last
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Tim Sintes says
the Coastal-
Burwood
Community
Board has
made a lot
of positive
progress in
a number of
areas over the
last three years.
THE COASTAL-Burwood
Community Board supported a
variety of local events across the
wards.
They included I Love New
Brighton, AFFIRM, Parklands
@ Play, Ray White Duke Festival
of Surfing, Parklands Christmas
in the Park, Duck Down to the
River, Meet in the Middle and
the community service awards.
The board also supported
a number of initiatives that
responded to community needs,
including the community fridge
in New Brighton, a Family
Health Trust social worker, activation
of Common Ground as a
community hub, development of
the Burwood Avondale Dallington
hub and the activation of the
Old School Te Kura Tawhito.
Eighty-two community
organisations received funding
from the board’s strengthening
communities and discretionary
response funds.
There were six residents association
forums held across
the term. There were 40 public
forum presentations shared with
the community board and 52
deputations were heard by the
board on a range of topics.
The board received 16 briefings
from city council staff and
other organisations.
Board members have acted as
liaisons for 30 organisations.
Members have attended 33 site
visits since October 31 2016.
Seventy-nine young people
have been supported to participate
in various events and activities
through the board’s youth
development and discretionary
response funds and 34 organisations
with a youth focus received
funding.
The QE II Master Plan included
a youth audit with the goal of
ensuring the environment and
buildings worked well for youth.
The board advocated for the
Southshore and South New
Brighton estuary edge earthquake
repairs.
It advocated for the New
Brighton Hot Pools, He Puna
Taimoana, which are now being
built.
Bus passenger shelter installations
within the board’s area
were approved. The board also
successfully advocated for and
approved plans for the South
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New Brighton boardwalk repairs.
It funded environmental
projects, such as the building of
penguin nesting boxes and pest
traps in Northshore.
Board members advocated for
water management and drainage
improvements in their wards.
Donnell Sports, Thomson and
Wainoni parks have and will
continue to be improved.
The Burwood Park fitness trail
was supported.
The board approved a lease to
Eastern Community Sport and
Recreation on Rawhiti Domain
and developed spaces for sport
and recreation.It called for the
retention of the Rawhiti Golf
Course and South Brighton Holiday
Park. Funding was provided
for safety-focussed initiatives
such as the radio upgrade for the
Burwood-Pegasus Community
Watch and the purchase of a
defibrillator for the Southshore/
South New Brighton area.
The board supported community
connections among residents
to increase neighbourhood
safety and support. It funded 70
Neighbourhood Week events.
It also supported artworks
including the godwits sculpture.
Road repairs and upgrades
were also advocated for.
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Dig out your historic photos for competition
GIVEN TIME, even the most
ordinary photo can be an
extraordinary window into a
different world.
This photo, picturing the
intersection of High, Hereford
and Colombo Sts, was a
highly commended entry in
Christchurch City Libraries’ 2008
photo hunt. It was submitted
by Tony Bowie and shows his
mother and grandmother on
their way to shop in High St in
the late 1950s.
During the 1950s, the central
city was the prime destination
for shopping in Christchurch,
and women would don hats and
gloves for their trip into town.
The central city enjoyed this
shopping heyday in the first half
of the 20th-century, coinciding
with the peak of reliance on
public transport – first trams,
then buses. Cathedral Square
was the central hub of the
city’s transport network, which
connected the suburbs to the city
centre.
It was customary for people
to go into town to shop, and to
“take tea” in the tea rooms of the
major department stores located
on both sides of Cathedral
Square.
Beca Christchurch Heritage
Festival 2019 starts on October
7 and this year, as part of the
festival, Christchurch City
Libraries is celebrating 10 years
of the Christchurch photo hunt.
Over the past decade, the
photo hunt has collected
hundreds of great photos like
this one, and Christchurch City
Libraries hopes people will dust
off their collections and unearth
some more treasures.
This year’s competition runs
until October 31. Your photos
are carefully scanned and
preserved as part of Christchurch
City Libraries’ collection, and
loaded onto the Discovery Wall
at Tūranga (Central Library) so
everyone can enjoy them.
•Submit your photos at
any of our Christchurch
City Libraries or at my.
christchurchcitylibraries.
com/photo-hunt/
OCCASION: This 1950s photo was submitted in the 2008 Christchurch City Libraries’ photo hunt.
The competition is on again.
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Top young landscaper awarded
GEORGE TROWER has been
named young landscaper of the
year at the Registered Master
Landscaper Landscapes of
Distinction awards in Auckland.
Mr Trower, who works at
Fendalton’s Goom Landscapes
and lives in Bishopdale, was
recognised for his innovation,
communication, leadership,
career development and
construction abilities.
“It was such an honour to
pick the award up and receive
recognition from across the
industry, especially considering
the calibre of the other finalists,”
the Lincoln University graduate
said.
“I was so humbled that the
team at Goom seemed to be
as excited about my individual
award as they were the numerous
awards they received on the
night.”
Mr Trower will now progresses
to the young horticulturist of
the year awards next month,
in which finalists across six
industries battle it out for top
honours.
Goom Landscapes is a highly
regarded landscape design and
construction firm established
more than 35 years ago.
The nationally recognised
awards acknowledged the best in
landscape design, construction,
horticulture and maintenance.
Said Goom Landscapes
director Tim Goom: “We take
enormous pride as a team in
completing every project to
the highest standard, so to gain
national recognition, not to
mention armloads of awards, is
deeply gratifying’.
The company entered four
projects in both the design
and construction categories. It
received four gold medals for
construction and three gold and
a silver medal for design.
In addition to these medals,
BIG FUTURE:
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Trower
was named
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Landscapes
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awards.
Goom Landscapes also won
the premier award for best
construction project of the year
for its high-country project at
the Terrace Downs Resort at
Windwhistle.
The judges said the project
was a very worthy winner of this
top award as it demonstrated
“outstanding workmanship using
various materials and finishes,
bringing to life the vision and
design.” They also said the water
feature was considered to be
elegant design.
Godwits return to feeding grounds
•From page 1
Ms Suter is a professional
sculptor and tutor who created
the South New Brighton Sculpture
Park. She has represented
the city council at the Festival of
Arts in Adelaide and her work is
held in public and private collections
around the world.
Said South Brighton Residents’
Association secretary Seamus
O’Cromtha: “Commuters
driving to and from the area
can admire and identify with a
marvellous work of art.”
“The sculpture should also
act as a magnet for visitors and
tourists. With its prominent
positioning on the main access
road to the Brighton peninsula,
it will offer permanent publicity
for the wetlands and estuary as a
place where visitors can observe
a wide range of bird species,
enjoy the coastal walkways and
take in the magnificent scenery.”
The sculpture will also raise
public awareness of the kuaka
[godwits] and the importance of
the estuary as a feeding ground
for both it and many other bird
species.”
The sculpture’s inauguration
came just after the arrival of
bar-tailed godwits at Southshore
Spit.
The first of the migratory birds
were spotted on September 20
by city council ornithologist
Andrew Crossland.
The godwits have returned to
their Canterbury feeding spots
after spending the northern
hemisphere summer in breeding
grounds 11,000km away in
Alaska.
The early arrivals are expected
to be joined by more than 1000
others over the next three to four
weeks.
SPECTACULAR:
The godwits
sculpture cost
$89,000 and
was funded by
organisations
including the
South Brighton
Residents’
Association and
the city council.
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Smiths City donates
$15k to city mission
• By Claire Booker
A $15,000 donation to the
Christchurch City Mission
will change the lives of 12
Cantabrians.
Last week, Smiths City’s
Colombo St store manager,
Kevin Owers presented the
cheque to mission chief
executive Matthew Mark.
Mr Mark said the mission has
to raise $5.5 million each year to
cover the cost of the services it
offers to people in need.
“This $15,000 cheque will
support 12 people through an
alcohol and drug detox. It is an
incredibly generous donation,”
he said.
Each year, the mission
supports about 42 thousand
HELPING:
Kevin Owers
(left) presents
Matthew Mark
with a cheque
to support
people in need.
Christchurch residents in need.
It celebrated its 90th
anniversary in July.
“Almost 10 per cent of
Christchurch’s population has
been supported by the city
mission,” Mr Mark said.
Store manager Kevin Owers
said he was “very proud” to
make the presentation.
“I couldn’t think of anyone
better to give it to. It gives you
tingles,” he said.
Smiths City chief executive
Roy Campbell said the company
has been a supporter of the
mission for many years.
“It doesn’t matter where we
are in New Zealand, we want to
be those locals who help locals.
It makes us immensely proud,”
he said.
CHOO CHOO:
Anna Thomas
will be displaying
one of her model
train carriages
at the Big Model
Train Show at
the Pioneer
Recreation &
Sport Centre.
Model trains to go on show
ANNA THOMAS is a
keen rail modeller, skilfully
creating New Zealand
prototypes.
Ms Thomas said her mother
recalls her throwing a tantrum
in Kmart when she was four
because she couldn’t have a train
set.
“I did get one later. It was an
American Santa-Fe set with a
figure-eight track and a tunnel.
I soon lost interest, probably
because it wasn’t very realistic.’’
The 26-year-old who
works for an online distributor is
keen on all things mechanical.
For two years, she has been
building a Di class diesel-electric
locomotive to haul a train of
ballast wagons.
It will include a 9m wooden
guard’s van carriage with a
ballast spreader underneath.
“I have talked to people
who knew the Di class locos.
That’s been pretty cool really,’ she
said.
The guard’s van will feature
at the Big Model Train Show
at Pioneer Recreation & Sport
Centre on Saturday and Sunday,
9.30am until 5pm.
Ms Thomas’ train modelling
is realistic. She is working with
white metal kits.
She is excited to be involved
this year’s show.
The show will feature model
train clubs and individuals from
throughout the South Island.
Those presenting New Zealand
prototypes are always popular.
Last year a winning layout
represented the Kaikoura
Coast.
The train show is an event for
anyone thinking about getting
involved with the hobby.
•Entry to the Big Model
Train Show is $5 for children,
$10 for adults and $15 for an
adult weekend pass.
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Tuesday October 1 2019 9
Little honoured for dedication to rowing
SPORT
WAINONI RESIDENT Jim
Little’s six decade involvement
with rowing has been rewarded
with life membership of the
Canterbury Rowing Association.
Little commenced rowing in
the 1950s with Shirley Boys’
High School as a 16-year-old.
He has been a member of the
Union Rowing Club ever since
where he is a life member and
club patron.
Little commenced rowing in
the 1950s with Shirley Boys’
High School as a 16-year-old.
He has been a member of the
Union Rowing Club ever since
where he is a life member and
club patron.
He has trained as a member
of the 1964 NZ Tokyo Olympic
crew.
Unfortunately, he was one of
two reserves on race day with the
eight finishing in 11th.
He competed for Canterbury
in the inter-provincial eights.
He had been rowing double
and singles and was third in
the premier (then senior class)
singles at the 1963 national
championships.
Little rowed in a coxless pair
for three years with Ron Satherley
and after several attempts in
both the coxless pair and later
a coxed pair, the combination
finished second each time in the
premier event to Wybo Veldman
and the late Warren Cole.
In his last season, marred by
an appendix operation, he and
Tim Armstrong finished third
in the premier double sculls with
no real training behind them.
After a 10-year break Little
turned to coaching focusing and
developing a youth eight within
the URC Club.
He took another brief break
after this stint then returned
in October 1985 looking after
Shirley Boys’ High rowing and
again with URC.
Little was involved with several
age-group New Zealand crews.
He has given generously of his
time over the years to holding
sculling schools for all Canterbury
Rowing Association club
members.
He has coached at Christchurch
Boys’ High School in recent
years, this being acknowledged
at the school’s recent prize-giving
for the Maadi Cup victories
with Little having developed
many of the crew in their formative
rowing years.
PRIDE: (From
left to right)
– Canterbury
Rowing
Association and
Union Rowing
Club life member
James Sheehan,
CRA patron and
URC life member
Des Borgfeldt
and new CRA life
member and URC
patron Jim Little.
Little has coached URC athletes
to NZ representative level
and has been heavily involved in
the coaching of a large masters
contingent affiliated to URC.
Little was part of the inaugural
safety team at Lake Ruataniwha
for many years while his wife,
Merryl was a permanent fixture
in the coxswains weigh-in shed.
•More sport, page 10
Take a sneak
peek at the new
Christchurch
Hospital Hagley
Public Open Day
6 October
When it opens next year,
Christchurch Hospital Hagley
will be the new home of acute
services. This is your chance
to have a look behind the
scenes at the new Emergency
Department, Intensive
Care, Children’s High Care,
Radiology and wards before
they’re fully kitted out.
Opening early 2020
Sunday 6 October 2019
The 30 minute tour will
cover three floors
10am – 3pm
Closed-toe, soft-soled shoes are
essential – sneakers are perfect
Pedestrian entry only
Entry to the new Hagley building is
to the left of Christchurch Women’s
Hospital off Riccarton Avenue.
Entry is free
Gold coin donations to the Māia
Health Foundation appreciated.
There will be a drop off zone on Riccarton Avenue, and there’s a bus
stop right outside – bus travel is free for SuperGold Card holders.
Like Canterbury DHB on Facebook for updates. Details and
conditions of entry are on our website - cdhb.health.nz/hagley
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Falck named top SBHS sportsman
• By Jacob Pag’e
REECE FALCK was named
Shirley Boys’ High School’s
sportsman of the year last week.
It was a big night for the
17-year-old tennis player who
is also part of the senior team
which won team of the year.
Falck is the current
Canterbury men’s open
champion.
He played in the Canterbury
under-16 team which finished
second at the national teams
event in Auckland earlier this
year.
He also won the under-16
and under-18 national titles and
Woolston boxers to get in the ring for Canty
• By Jacob Page
SIX WOOLSTON boxers will
be part of the Canterbury team
to compete at the national
championships which start
tomorrow at Hastings
A 20-strong team will test
themselves against the best
amateur boxers in New Zealand
over the five-day tournament.
Ryley Sutherland, Hamuera
Tainui, Blake Henderson, Trevor
Swainson, Byron Antal and Tegan
Clark will all represent Woolston
in the team.
Canterbury coach Mark Fuller
said the team have a good mix
of youth and experience across
junior, cadet and senior grades.
He has high hopes for the
Woolston contingent.
“I like the look of Trevor
Swainson,” he said.
“He’s been around a long time
and deserves a national title.
“He’s capable and durable.”
Tainui won a national title last
represented New Zealand at the
Junior Davis Cup last year.
The SBHS senior tennis team
of Falck, Jordan Edwards and
Luca Landells went undefeated
to win the first ever National
Tennis Team Cup at Nga Puna
Wai.
Tahlor Cahill took out
the school’s best all-round
sportsman award for his
achievements in sevens, water
polo and volleyball. The
16-year-old plays in the first XV
as a goal-kicking lock and his
efforts earned him selection in
the Canterbury under-16 team.
Cahill is the leading scorer for
the SBHS senior academy water
year in the 63kg cadet class and
will be looking for another win
this year.
Both he and Sutherland won
New Zealand Golden Gloves titles
last month in Rotorua.
“Tegan Clark has a hard class
but if she’s positive enough she’s
definitely one who could win a
national title,” Fuller said.
“In the cadets, Sutherland and
Kwahli Beauchamp – they’ve
had 25 to 30 fights now – and the
juniors Daniel Meehan, James
Charlton and Blake Gibson all
have 30 fights plus.
“We always aim to medal, but
there are a few kids there that will
need three bouts to earn a silver
or gold, but realistically we should
come back with a good haul.
“This is the pinnacle
tournament of the year so they’’ll
all be giving it everything.
“Byron Antal is a good lad, it’ll
be a big step up and he’s keen to
learn.”
Weigh-ins are due to take
polo team and was in the top
10 scorers at the South Island
tournament.
Cahill is also involved in
coaching and training younger
players.
place today. “It’s a good team and
we always have expectations to
perform well and to represent
Canterbury well,” Fuller said.
Canterbury team Kwahli
Beauchamp (Smiling
Tigers), Ryley Sutherland
(Woolston), Leon Gibson
(Waikuku), Daniel Meehan
(Smiling Tigers), Hamuera
Tainui (woolston), James
Charlton (Rangiora), Tom
Westall (Papanui), Ryan
Entese (Papanui), Rendz
Remaneses, Sam Burdett
Clark (Smiling Tigers), Blake
Henderson (Woolston),
Trevor Swainson (Woolston),
Wheels Mau’u (Burnham),
Savanah Haehae (Rangiora),
Tegan Clark (Woolston), Bree
Cumming (Round 12), Mel
McGlynn (Burnham), Elenoa
Lilo (Burnham), Edward
Richards (Rangiora), Byron
Antal (Woolston), and Rendz
Remaneses (Redwood).
TALENT:
Reece Falck
was named
Shirley Boys’
High School
sportsman of
the year last
week. PHOTO:
CANTERBURY
TENNIS
He attended the Condor
Sevens and was part of the junior
volleyball team which finished
second in the South Island.
The under-15 eight rowing
crew was named junior team of
SPORT
the year after finishing seventh at
the Maadi Cup regatta.
The team of Kuhurangi
Wetini, Zakai Hedges, Joel
Arona, Alex Fletcher, Zander
Wiltshire, Ryan Facoory, Jayden
Sincock, Lachie Osikai-Wilson
and Tane Norton took part in
the octuple sculls and finished
second in Canterbury and the
South Island. Weight-lifter Jake
Beaumont was named junior
individual sportsman of the year.
CONTENDERS: Ryley Sutherland (left) and Hamuera Tainui
are aiming to add to their trophy cabinet at the nationals in
Hastings this week. PHOTO: WOOLSTON BOXING CLUB
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Everything from gourmet food, tea and artisan products
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Dilmah is celebrating the amazing women of
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Discover
New Brighton
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New Brighton’s favourite
Super Liquor Seaside
Summer is around the corner and lazy
days with friends and family. As you
think about your party agenda’s and your
menus, remember Super Liquor Seaside
located at 55 Hawke Street. They are your
friendly community spirits store and a
one stop shop for all your spirit beverage
needs.
“We love our community and our
patrons. They are the best and we want to
thank them,” says store manager Gurpreet
Singh.
He has more than seven years of
industry experience and joined Super
Liquor in New Brighton at the beginning
of the year. “I really appreciate this
location and the involvement we have in
the community”, he said.
The store offers local favourites and
some standalone brands for variety. They
offer beers on tap and samples so you can
have a taste test before you buy, to make
sure you are selecting the best beer for
your event.
When you are planning to entertain,
stop by Super Liquor Seaside in New
Brighton for your beer, cider, spirits or
seaside
smirnoff ice
double black
blackcurrant
12pk cans
250ml
$19.99
victoria
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wine. They pride themselves in their
craftology skills and RTD’s.
Stop by on Friday around 5pm when
they offer tastings of their spirits and
beers. This way you can sample the
variety and determine which suits best
for your activity.
Their wine range starts at $6.99
and their 12 pack beers and Vodka or
Bourbon cola mix drinks (RTD’s) start at
$19.99.
Do you have a question, or would you
like a recommendation for a preferred
holiday spirit, call Gurpreet or his team
at 388 2025. Always remember safety
first. Don’t drink and drive, call an uber,
a taxi or have a designated driver.
Enjoy yourself this holiday and
summer season and stop by Super
Liquor in New Brighton. Your spirit
experts and community friends.
Store Hours – Sunday and Monday
10am-8pm Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday 10am-9pm Friday and
Saturday 10am-10pm.
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Discover
New Brighton
Technology learning made
simple at SeniorNet
SeniorNet New Brighton has offered a
friendly, safe learning environment for
years. Located at the New Brighton Club,
SeniorNet’s purpose is to educate people
who are 50 and up to better understand
technology in a simple, easy learning
environment.
The tutors are top notch and their smaller
class sizes or one on one tutorials create a
safe and inviting learning environment.
Sign up today to become a member and
browse through their myriad of services to
see what they can help you with. Whether
you would like to better understand your
computer or your laptop, maybe your
tablet, your mobile phone or another piece
of technology, SeniorNet can help.
The SeniorNet motto - It is never too late,
anyone can learn.
What do their members say?
“The tutors are so helpful and it is such a
friendly and inviting atmosphere, they feel
like old friends. After a lesson I have the
choice if I want to stay and chat and have a
cuppa or not, which I usually do,” says one
long time member.
Their tutors assist with mastering
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computers. They can show you how to use
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They hold classes in enhancing or
manipulating photos, sorting and storing
in your documents, how to work with your
file folders and keeping your documents
in order. They can also teach you how to
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how to create posters, newsletters or other
graphics.
SeniorNet started in 2000 in a house on
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They moved to Seaview Mall and now have
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offers easy level access and parking off of
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team of experienced volunteers and tutors.
SeniorNet is thriving and open to new
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technology life more understandable.
Call SeniorNet today at 382 6048.
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The
Mairehau
Challenge
Achievement
Way
Responsibility
Empathy
Re Wiki O Te Reo Maori
What a week we had celebrating Maori Language Week.
The entire school, students and staff, were involved in activities
promoting the use of te reo Maori. Each day, different year levels learnt
the school Haka. On the final day, it was Hangi day!!
Year 11 students Neo and Maska dug the Hangi pit and at 5.30am
students and staff arrived at school to start the fire. At 3pm the food was
being served to hungry mouths and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone.
Encouraging
excellence
in our
community
Outward Bound 2019
Year 12 students Falcon Neilson and Maddy Bouma, received
sponsorship to go on a course at Outward Bound at Anakiwa
in the Marlborough Sounds.
Maddy wrote an article for a local newspaper about the
experience and the following is part of that article.
Outward Bound is an experience that will be embedded in my
memory forever.
It is truly astonishing what you are capable of doing when you
set your mind to it.
During my time at Outward Bound, a group of strangers
became a family within a matter of days. I kayaked raging river
rapids, captained a sailboat through a storm and through the
night, tramped mountains without a marked track.
I also went on a beautiful island
where I solo camped for three
days, and had many other
adventures.
Outward Bound allowed me to
push myself further than I ever
thought possible. It helped me
to better understand what I am
capable of, what my limits are
and taught me skills that can
help me conquer any challenge
I face.
Outward Bound truly is a mind
blowing experience and has had
a tremendous impact on not just
my own life but that of so many
others.
Something that has stuck with
me are the words of Outward
Bound founder Kurt Hahn, who
said “There is more in you”.
Maddy Bouma
Falcon Neilson
Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz
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This is who we are... students and staff
focusing on our C.A.R.E values
Maths News
Term 3 Music News
Our annual music tour comprising of 60 students and staff, took us to Mairehau
Primary School, North Loburn School, Waiau Primary School and our final
concert was to a combined audience of a preschool, Waiau and Rotherham
School students at Waiau.
Darryn Ward, Principal of North Loburn School had this to say –
“What a treat and what an amazing afternoon we have just had. The Mairehau
High School orchestra and other music groups came and entertained us for an
hour. There was something for everyone. It was a pleasure to have them and
was also a walk down memory lane as I am an old boy from Mairehau High.
Thank you Margaret Robertson and your team for the entertainment”.
Special Olympics
Soccer 2019
Our Supported Learning students participated
in a one-day soccer tournament run by Special
Olympics. After playing four games and losing
only one, Mairehau High School came away
with 2nd place overall. Congratulations to Myles
for the Player of the Day award for his excellent
attack and defence game. The team was an
excellent role model for our school.
Education Perfect Mathematics
Championship
At the beginning of August, the annual Education
Perfect Mathematics Championship was held. We
are thrilled to announce that four of our students
received awards.
Shushant Joshi gained
an Elite Award. This is
an outstanding award.
Shushant was placed 159th
in the world answering an
amazing 10,037 questions
in the 7 days.
Jashan Singh gained an
Emerald Award with 5,091
points, Sneha Joshi gained
a Bronze Award with 1,000
points and Chesrille Battiw
gained a Credit Award with
748 points.
Australian
Mathematics
Competition
Another outstanding
mathematics result for
Year 9 student Mark
Watkins, earning a
Distinction Award. This
puts Mark in the top 20th
percentile of all the Year 9
competitors.
Year 10 student,
Shushant Joshi
Year 9 student,
Mark Watkins
Credit Awards go to:
Year 10 Dakota Potter
Year 11 Rykin Eade
Year 12 Georgina Free and Ella Peoples
Year 9 Flexible
Learning Time
Over the last few weeks, Year 9 students have been
working though a rotation of lifeskills.
They have done CPR and First Aid, self defence,
taxed their brain on a breakout box along with
critical thinking and problem solving, mechanics
and driver licensing, cooked a mystery food box,
sewed on a button, learned to tie a tie, learned
budgeting and flat hunting skills and finally, design.
We are really grateful to the various guest presenters
who helped equip students with
very valuable skills.
Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz
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2019 LoCAL ELECtions - meet your candidates
Phil Mauger Independent - Standing for Burwood
Paid Advertising Feature
My message is simple. Look after Burwood.
Stop ridiculous rate rises. Fix our roads and
buildings, and look after our people. The
housing conditions of many need immediate
attention. We’ve been let down badly since the
earthquake. It’s time for a change.
People living in the east want to be heard.
My commitment to the east is strong. I grew up
here. My kids went to school here. My family
has lived in Christchurch’s eastern suburbs
since 1945.
For more than 70 years my family business
has built subdivisions, roads and many homes
for people living in and around Burwood. I
know this area well.
We have to ensure that the remaining
rebuild is not beyond the affordability of
our ratepayer base. We need people with
commercial nous around the Council table.
I was very humbled to hear that two term
City Councillor Raf Manji said I would be his
number one pick for Council. He said “…
there’s a guy who is going to have his eyes
over every contract that comes through to
Council.” You bet I will.
Key focus areas for me:
• To get rate increases under control by
trimming unnecessary Council spending.
• To be a true independent voice for Burwood.
There is no room for party politics in local
government - block voting can hamstring
progress.
• To make sure the Council fronts up and
repairs the apartments at Concord Place.
These apartments could be easily fixed. One
of the units has been empty for four years.
This is not good enough.
Authorised by Phillip Mauger, 87 Jessons Road, Christchurch.
James Daniels Independent - Standing for Coastal
I grew up here, still live here and will grow
old here. I love it here. I’m upset about the
way we, as a coastal community, have been
neglected and disrespected over the last nine
years in particular.
The Council needs people with proven, good
governance skills because we have some
strategic, yet complex, difficult decisions to
make. I’ll bring energy, experience, expertise
and a fresh perspective to the process.
I will remain visible, be transparent and
communicate with my community while
listening carefully to the issues that affect us.
Many people only know me because of my
broadcasting career. Not many know I have
more than 30 years of governance experience
covering commercial, charitable, community
and not-for-profit organisations. I am also wellconnected
locally and nationally, so combining
my communication skills with my experience
and expertise, I will make a difference for our
Coastal community.
The proposed rate increases over the next
ten years are distressing. I will openly oppose
any increases until convinced it’s necessary.
I’m not wasting energy on what happened
(or didn’t happen) over the last nine years.
If elected, in the first 90 days I will do a
deep-dive stocktake on the current situation
regarding the Coastal Ward (the Regeneration
Plan is a positive!). In the New Year I will come
back to the community and call a series of
meetings to tell you face-to-face ‘where we’re
at’, then we will decide ‘where we want to go’.
The only promise I make is that I will work
very hard.
Authorised by James Daniels, 6 Betula Place, Parklands, Coastal.
Holly Chappell-Eason Standing for Community Board - Innes Ward
As a proud 5th generation Cantabrian I’m
driven to make a difference in our city. The
opportunity to help make our community vibrant,
active and safe is an exciting prospect.
A strong community board should embrace
diversity, sports, family, culture, public spaces
and community groups. We need chlorine-free
water and safe streets; a balance of pedestrians
and cars, and functioning public spaces. We are
a diverse and thriving community. We should be
celebrating all of the different passions we have
- what’s important to us. Let’s make Papanui-
Innes ward a place we are proud to call home.
My background in the arts, leadership and
education means my greatest skill is listening.
I will listen to what our community needs, I will
always find a solution- creative problem solving
is key. I love to work with groups and activate
young people in particular to take ownership
of the future of our city. My passion, drive and
compassion will be an asset to the governance
of our area.
After living and working all over New Zealand
it felt exciting and necessary to move home to
Saint Albans, to start my family here, to be an
active part of the rebuild. Now I want to take
the next step; to have a hand in guiding our
community and eventually our city. To be the
voice of our community would be an absolute
honour for me.
Make sure your vote counts - a vote for Holly
Chappell-Eason is a vote for you and your
family’s future.
FB: Holly Chappell-Eason: Papanui Innes
Community Board.
Email: holly.r.chappell@gmail.com
Authorised by Holly Chappell-Eason, 51 Mayfield Avenue, Mairehau, Christchurch.
Lianne Dalziel Christchurch Mayor - Standing for re-election
Re-elect Lianne Dalziel Mayor
“I love Christchurch and am confident about our
future. With my experience and inclusive style
of leadership, we can tackle any challenges that
lie ahead, while seizing every opportunity that
comes our way.”
It is vital we keep the momentum going.
My immediate priorities are:
Water: Investment in our infrastructure will
deliver pure water safely to your home. I
will fight Government-imposed mandatory
chlorination.
Rates: I will bring rates rises down while
ensuring continued infrastructure investment,
and balancing council debt and inflation.
Central City: A vibrant city centre is essential.
Having secured $300m for Christchurch, the
stadium will be a multi-use facility. I will continue
to back the developers leading the way.
Sustainability: I am committed to reducing our
city’s carbon footprint, and helping communities
prepare for the impacts of climate change.
Eastern Alliance: An alliance of contractors will
deliver a fully integrated programme of works
across the east, fixing the roads, footpaths and
pipes and building stopbanks.
Do it once, do it right.
www.lianne.co.nz
Authorised by A Campbell lvl1/394 Riccarton Road, Christchurch.
Ali Jones Standing for Community Board re-election - Papanui-Innes Ward
In the last six years and especially the last
three, it is clear there is still plenty of work to
do in the Innes Ward. With the experience,
relationships and knowledge I have from the
working on the Papanui Innes Community
Board for the last six years, I can hit the
ground running.
For example, the Northern Corridor opens
next year and there are significant roading
projects that go with that; the roading renewal
plans for Innes, traffic flow and congestion,
safety around shops and schools - I have been
living and breathing this as a community board
member (board chair from 2016-2019) and city
councillor (2013-2016) so I am up to speed.
If you re-elect me, you’ll be getting a real
advocate for communities and people, honesty,
transparency and a very hard worker. I don’t
play games and am a straight shooter.
As the Innes area has had much invested
from an infrastructure perspective (the Dudley
diversion, Christchurch Northern Corridor and
cycleways for example), the money spent
in our ward has been significant but it has
generally not been on community facilities and
improving amenity – we must continue to fight
for equity in our ward so that we can have the
same facilities other parts of the city enjoy.
Understanding how the Long Term Plan
(City Council 10 year budgets) work is
essential to putting our case – I totally get
that and will do exactly that, if re-elected to
the Papanui Innes Community Board, as your
Innes representative.
I am standing as an independent candidate
as I will not make decisions based on anyone
else’s philosophy or party line. Party politics
should stay in Wellington and do not have a
place in local government. We have a unique
environment in Christchurch and I don’t believe
our future should be held hostage for political
gain.
Authorised by Ali Jones, C/- 225 High Street, Christchurch.
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2019 LoCaL ELECtionS - meet your candidates
Peter Ballantyne Standing for Canterbury District Health Board
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Peter has considerable experience in the
health sector having served as Deputy Chair of
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Peter believes the health board has worked
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but has been constrained by lack of funding
.Peter considers that he is well placed to
advocate strongly for equitable funding for our
health needs in Canterbury. This, combined
with efficiencies in service, will enable more
funds to be available to meet the increased
demands of health issues such as mental
health, cancer and elective surgery in order to
ensure that our communities get well, stay well
and live well closer to home. Addressing the
increasing needs of our ageing population is
a continuing demand on our health services.
There is also need to remove the capital
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and appropriate treatment in modern hospital
facilities. He is very conscious of the safety and
wellbeing of our health workforce which has
been operating under tremendous pressure
since the earthquakes while continuing to
maintain high standards of service.
Peter was previously a partner in the
international consulting firm Deloitte. He
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University of Canterbury Council.
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of John Ballantyne, founder of
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Authorised by Peter Ballantyne, 37 Waiwetu Street, Christchurch.
John Minto Standing for Christchurch Mayor
I am standing as a KOA (Keep our Assets
Canterbury) candidate for mayor because we
want a future for Christchurch which makes
sense.
The city faces three big challenges: a
climate emergency, a water supply threatened
by contaminants and many people struggling
on poverty incomes without dignity or selfrespect.
Our policies are to reduce greenhouse
gas emissions with free and frequent public
transport; provide a local zone for Canterbury
businesses and co-operatives in the city
centre; rebuild the 400 council rental homes
destroyed in the earthquakes; future-proof
our water supply and develop a plan for
swimmable rivers; rate increases kept to the
rate of inflation and a minimum of the living
wage for all council work.
As well as significantly reducing our
greenhouse gas emissions, fare-free public
transport will create a more cohesive, less
divided city as people mix and mingle on
modern, low-emission buses with free wifi.
It will also save families approximately four
weeks pay per year in transport costs which
will be spent in the local economy giving a
boost to local businesses and co-operatives.
This policy will not increase rates because
it will be paid for from existing government
budgets by rebalancing transport funding away
from new roads in favour of public transport.
These policies will improve our lives while
saving the council money. More details are at
www.MintoforMayor.nz
Authorised by John Minto, 21 York Street, Waltham, Christchurch.
Linda Stewart Standing for Burwood Community Board - a strong voice for Burwood Ward
Community dynamics changed drastically
post-earthquakes. I am seeking a fifth term
determined Burwood Ward’s needs are
addressed.
New, vibrant communities (north of the ward)
in Mairehau-Prestons areas will wait decades
for a council-initiated facility. I’m seeing the
need for a community centre now to serve
the Travis Country, Tumara Park, Waitikiri to
Prestons communities. A MULTI-PURPOSE
COMMUNITY FACILITY would provide a
Community Hub where your community can be
a true community to enjoy classes for all ages.
Residential Red Zone fringe suburbs
forgotten nine years without any recovery
investment - I am concerned about home
ownership imbalance, safety and wellbeing
issues. My concept - an AREA-WIDE
COMMUNITY FACILITY grew quickly to
become the Dallington-Avondale-Burwood
community-led proposal and successfully
advocated to council - now waits for a future
build date to provide a place for people to
recover and rebuild broken communities.
My other initiatives - The Coastal Burwood
Wards first council-funded Outdoor Gym
installed 2018 at Burwood Park.
Initiating Outdoor Movies for Burwood
Avondale and Dallington to support community’s
re-connection;
Leading the successful community
submission process to retain the Ministry of
Education’s land sale proceeds to fund the
QE11’s Master Planning project - A victory for
community-led advocacy.
Other concerns:
Tairoa-QE11 needs more dedicated disability
facilities and an effective therapy spa for
wellbeing use.
The future governance of the green zone -
we need to protect our community values
balanced with future eco and tourism ventures.
Our communities safety in challenging times
SAY YES WITH A TICK FOR EXPERIENCED
ISSUES-BASED ADVOCACY.
Authorised by L Stewart.
Glenn Livingstone People’s Choice - Standing for Councillor - Burwood Ward
Four months to the day from being sworn in
as a new City Councillor in 2010, the February
22nd 2011 earthquake hit. The main issues
I heard from you then were EQC, Private
Insurers and the loss of QE2. I acted on those
issues and as a result, following promotion of
an Insurance Tribunal through the Council, the
Residential Advisory Service was put in place.
This service helped thousands of Christchurch
east residents resolve their insurance claims.
Recently, the new Government brought the
Insurance Tribunal into law.
The final infra-structure bill for the Burwood
ward of $400m is the highest of all the
wards. Fixing the roads is more a marathon
than a sprint and though frustrating I remain
determined to get them fixed.
In relation to the rates, I believe in keeping
our Council assets and the dividends they
yield, or your rates would climb even higher.
I’ve led in the rebuild of QE2, Donnell,
Wainoni parks, Horseshoe Lake amenities.
I’ve chaired the QE2 Park master plan process
and stood up to the MOE over school zone
changes, gaining a stay of 13 years for the
current zones.
I bring a commercial lens as a director
on Transwaste, in which the Council has a
majority share of the Councils. I donate those
Directors fees to the Mayors Welfare Fund.
I seek your support to continue rebuilding
our ward, including the red zone. A Coast to
Coast competitor, I have the determination to
carry on offering service and experience.
Authorised by J McLellan, 6 Braddon Street, Addington.
Cam Parsonson Standing for Councillor and Community Board - Innes Ward
I ran for council because people keep telling
me that civic resources just aren’t getting
returned to the Innes ward.
I make projects happen, developing projects
in aquaculture, hospitality, retail, construction
and others. I am an entrepreneur, with a
masters in science from Canterbury University.
I also hold an LBP as a licenced builder. I have
also been employed as a mechanic , autoelectrician
and as a food technologist.
I have academic skills that are of value
in delivering good governance in our local
community. As a facilitator, mediator and
project leader I understand how to activate
and rise up community to complete projects
and get results. Over the past two years I’ve
developed an aquaculture business and gained
a ‘transitional facility operator’ license from MPI
which involved navigating complex biosecurity
legislation.
Right now the Innes ward needs leadership
and governance that is focused on returning
more civic assets to our area to enhance the
amenity of our area and protect property values
now and into the future.
People consider me a ‘problem solver’ as I
am often called upon to resolve complex issues
and applying new technology to existing “dumb”
infrastructure is a focus. I am skilled in finding
new uses for old resources.
A vote for me is a vote for practical common
sense on council with a proven can do attitude
and considerable general and scientific
knowledge.
Authorised by C.Parsonson, 123 Joy Street, Christchurch.
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Senior Net New Brighton
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 10am-noon (by
appointment)
This group offers assistance
to mature people with modern
technology, including computers,
tablets, smartphones, email,
Facebook, Skype, Word,
cellphones and the internet.
Phone 382 6048 for more
information.
202 Marine Pde (next to the
New Brighton Club)
JP Clinic at Shirley Library
Tuesday, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace will
be available to members of
the community to witness
signatures and documents,
certify document copies, hear
oaths, declarations, affidavits
or affirmations as well as sign
citizenship, sponsorship or rates
rebates applications. No charge.
Shirley Library
SAYGo Steady As You Go
Falls Prevention Exercise Class
Tuesday, 10am
This is a specially-designed
class to help you avoid a fall.
There is a $2 koha entry but no
booking fee. Those interested are
invited to turn up on the day and
see what it can do for them.
Parklands Community Centre
Sit and Be Fit
Thursday, 9.30am
Complete a class of exercises
without even leaving your
chair. The cost of the class is
$5.50 and you’ll get a cup of tea
or coffee.
Taiora: QEII Recreation and
Sport Centre
Rocket Club
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along and take part in
different activities based on
local and current events in
a learning environment.
Homework help
is available during this time. Free
and no bookings required.
Aranui Library
Scrabble Club
Tuesday and Wednesday, 1.30-
3.30pm and 1-2.45pm
Go along to the Scrabble
Club. No obligation, just go
along when you can and join the
friendly group. All materials are
supplied. No fee.
Shirley and Parklands
libraries
CV help
Thursday, 10-11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
A spring craft making event will be held at Parklands Library on Friday from
10.30am until noon. Create a mini bee or ladybird finger puppet using a variety
of material or design a beautiful butterfly.
assist customers who need help
with their CV or resume.
New Brighton Library
Technology Help Drop-in
Sessions
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along to a drop-in
session for help with
email, searching the internet,
using the library catalogue,
eBooks, and general computer
queries.
Shirley Library
Cards Club
Friday, 1.30-3.30pm
This weekly club will be held
every Friday, just go along and
join the fun. Free, no bookings
required.
Shirley Library
mBots
Friday, 10.30-11.30am
Do you like solving puzzles?
Then go and have fun with
friendly little mBots and have a
go at some challenges.
New Brighton Library
Makerspace
Friday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go along to a weekly
Makerspace session and get
hands-on with activities for all
ages. Something new every
week.
Aranui Library
Culture Exchange
Friday, 3.45-4.45pm
Make new friends, practice
English and learn about New
Zealand and Christchurch.
Shirley Library
New Brighton Seaside
Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Enjoy a warm and
fun atmosphere beside
the seaside. With live
entertainment, food and free
face-painting.
New Brighton Pedestrian
Mall
Golden Oldies Movie – The
Glass Bottom Boat (G)
Monday, 1.30pm
Doris Day and Rod Taylor
star in this 1966 drama. After a
series of misunderstandings, the
head of an aerospace research
laboratory begins to suspect his
new girlfriend is a Russian spy.
Cost is $2, go early for a cuppa
and a chat.
New Brighton Museum, 8
Hardy St
Marshland Table Tennis Club
Monday, 7.30-9.30pm
Go along every Monday night
until October 14. Casual players
are welcome – $5 for adults per
night, $3 for juniors under-18.
Marshland Hall, 430
Marshland Rd
2019 LocaL ELEctions - meet your candidates
Darryll Park Standing for Christchurch Mayor
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Tasty Bites
Sweet vegan classics from Asia
Try a vegan take on
some Asian classics
Indonesian crumpets
Makes 20
Ingredients
250ml (1 cup) soy or coconut
milk
7g sachet dried active yeast
1 tsp coconut sugar
300g (2 cups) plain flour
2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
1 tsp sea salt
1 tsp vanilla powder
Olive oil or vegan butter, for
greasing
Suggested toppings:
Coconut yoghurt, vegan butter,
pure maple syrup, fresh berries,
shredded basil leaves, dried
edible flowers, hemp seeds, icing
sugar.
Directions
Gently warm the soy or
coconut milk and 250ml (one
cup) of water in a saucepan
over low heat until just warmed
through (don’t warm the liquid
too much or you will kill your
yeast). Pour the liquid into a
bowl and add the dried yeast
and sugar. Set aside in a warm
place for 15min or until the
surface starts to foam. Sift the
flour, bicarbonate of soda, salt
and vanilla into a large bowl.
Add the yeast mixture and stir to
combine. Place a clean damp tea
towel over the mixing bowl and
set aside for 35-40min or until
the mixture is risen and bubbly.
Heat the oven to 100 deg C
fan-forced. Lightly grease a large
frying pan and set over mediumhigh
heat, then lightly grease a
few egg rings and place them in
the pan.
Stir the mixture again – it
should look like thick, bubbly
pancake batter. Add 60-125ml
(¼ cup-½ cup) more water to
reach the desired consistency if
necessary.
Spoon two to three
tablespoons of the mixture into
each egg ring. Cook for 2min
or until the tops are completely
covered in bubbles and the
batter is dry. Remove the egg
rings, transfer the crumpets
to a heatproof plate and keep
warm in the oven. Repeat with
the remaining mixture to make
about 20 crumpets.
Serve the warm crumpets with
your favourite toppings.
Any leftover crumpets will
keep in an airtight container in
the fridge for two to three days
or in the freezer for up to two
weeks.
Chana masala
Serves 2
Ingredients
2 Tbsp avocado oil
1 onion, diced
400g can whole tomatoes
400g can chickpeas, drained and
rinsed (see tip)
2 tsp coconut sugar
2 Tbsp freshly squeezed lemon
juice, plus lemon wedges to serve
Sea salt
Chopped coriander leaves, to
serve
Steamed basmati rice or garlic
Naan to serve
Masala curry paste
2-3 long red chillies, roughly
chopped
3 garlic cloves, roughly chopped
2 tsp ground cumin
2-3cm piece of ginger, roughly
chopped
1 tsp ground turmeric
1/2 tsp sea salt
1 tsp black peppercorns
1 tsp garam masala
1 tsp ground coriander
1 tsp brown mustard seeds
Directions
Using a large mortar and
pestle, pound the masala curry
paste ingredients for about
10min or until you have a
smooth paste (alternatively,
you can use a small food
processor.)
Heat a saucepan over medium
heat, add the oil and curry paste
and saute for 30sec.
Add the onion and saute for
2min, then stir through the
tomatoes and chickpeas.
Reduce the heat to low and
simmer for 30min or until
reduced to a thick curry.
Remove the pan from the heat,
stir through the sugar and lemon
juice, then taste and add a little
salt, if necessary.
Sprinkle the chana masala
with coriander and serve with
steamed basmati rice or garlic
naan on the side and lemon
wedges for squeezing over.
Tip: Keep your chickpea liquid
(aquafaba) to make sriracha
mayo or caesar dressing.
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