Pegasus Post: October 08, 2019

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2019 

Connecting Your Community 

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Hon Poto WILLIAMS 

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• By Claire Booker 

FOOD IS flying off the shelves 

of a community pantry in an 

Edgeware park. 

The community pantry in 

Packe St park is an initiative 

started by the Edgeware Korean 

Presbyterian Church and the 

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Pantry emptied overnight 

Packe Street Park and Community 

Garden group. 

The two groups joined forces 

to find a way for surplus food 

to be used for people in need in 

the community. 

The pantry is stocked every 

week or 10 days, and overnight, 

the food is gone. 

The park already had a book 

and plant exchange operating, 

and one of the park co-ordinators, 

Helen Kidd suggested the 

group should collaborate with 

members of the church who 

had the initial idea of the community 

food pantry. 

“An old fridge was purchased 

STOCKED UP: Mi Hee Yom, a 

volunteer from the Korean 

Presbyterian Church puts a fresh 

stash of donated food for people in 

need in the Edgeware community. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

and set up, and it is being well 

used already. Food items donated 

and put in the fridge go 

very quickly, and as it becomes 

better known, and the community 

garden yields fresh produce 

in abundance, we expect it to be 

very well used,” Ms Kidd said. 

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Authorised by Poto Williams, 

Parliament Buildings, Wellington 

Questions 

remain on 

estuary 

edge 

repairs 

• Matt Slaughter 

THE SOUTHSHORE and South 

New Brighton estuary edge will 

be repaired – the question is 

when and how? 

In August the city council 

made the decision to repair 

earthquake damage along the 

estuary edge, which has left 

the area prone to flooding and 

erosion. 

Concerned residents and the 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board had been asking for the 

repairs to happen since the 2011 

earthquake. 

Some community members 

said although they are pleased the 

repairs will go-ahead they want 

the city council to come forward 

with the specific details on when 

these will likely start and finish 

and what they will entail. 

Said city council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge: “At this stage, 

we don’t have specific start and 

finish dates for this project. Currently, 

we are in the process of 

developing a project brief and 

preliminary costing and design. 

This project has yet to be fully 

scoped.” 

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News 

Calls for microphones unheard 

• By Matt Slaughter 

THE CALLS of people who 

attend Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

meetings are going unheard – 

literally. 

Linwood Ward city councillor 

Yani Johanson said there are no 

microphones at the board’s meeting 

room, in spite of his regular 

requests over more than 15 years 

to have these installed. 

Cr Johanson said some members 

of the public who had spoken 

at board meetings found it 

so hard to hear, they had stopped 

attending to give their input. 

“People that used to go to our 

boardroom and attend the meetings 

on a regular basis have said 

to me that they don’t go anymore 

because they can’t hear. 

“They cannot follow what’s going 

on, they cannot understand 

what’s being said.” 

He said recently there was a 

board hearing that had to be adjourned 

and delayed until a portable 

microphone was brought in. 

Cr Johanson said the fact that 

the board is still waiting for 

microphones to be installed after 

years of asking for them is unfair. 

“We’ve had every excuse under 

the sun about why council staff 

won’t support it. I think what 

QUIET: The Linwood-Central-Heathcote community board has 

no microphones in its boardrooms and members of the public 

are being put off attending meetings because of this. 

makes me more angry is, A: the 

fact that it’s taken so long, but 

B: that other boardrooms who 

have less of an issue have got 

them ahead of ours . . . I think it’s 

inherently unfair.” 

City council head of community 

support, governance and 

partnerships John Filsell said 

microphones and audio improvements 

for the boardroom would 

cost $35,000 but funds are not 

currently available for these. 

Said Mr Filsell: “Technology 

improvements are part of the 

Long Term Plan and annual plan 

process and use the organisational 

prioritisation framework to 

prioritise investment decisions. 

Linwood is one of five boardrooms 

yet to receive a technology 

refresh, and demand from the 

organisation is always greater 

than the available funding,” he 

said. 

But Cr Johanson disputed the 

idea that the city council could 

not afford microphones for the 

boardroom. 

“They put in a new audiovisual 

system into the council, 

council got new microphones, 

they went through two sets of 

microphones and our board still 

doesn’t have any. So, to say that 

it’s a budget issue is just a nonsense 

in my view.” 

Mr Filsell said “Linwood 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Boardroom is on the list of remaining 

boardrooms for prioritisation 

and the feedback from the 

community board will feed into 

the prioritisation. The technology 

refresh will be prioritised as 

funds become available.” 

Cr Johanson said “It shouldn’t 

be a political decision about 

whether or not someone should 

be able to hear when they go 

to a local community board, it 

should be part of the democratic 

process.” 

In Brief 

FLOOD PROTECTION 

Repair and maintenance to 40m 

of the stopbank on Kibblewhite 

St in New Brighton was set to 

finish on Friday. City council 

staff recently conducted an 

inspection of the stopbank and 

noticed some areas of the base 

of the stopbank needed to be 

repaired. 

CAR PARK REPAIR 

A complete car park renewal at 

Cowles Stadium on Pages Rd 

will start this month and should 

be completed by early March 

next year. Half of the car park 

will be under construction at a 

time, reducing the number of 

available to the public and 

there will be some noise 

disturbance. 

TSUNAMI PREPARATION 

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Brooklands and Taylors Mistake 

last Sunday at 11am as part of 

a biannual exercise that checks 

they are operating correctly. City 

council head of Civil Defence 

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Rob Orchard said the routine 

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people in coastal and riverside 

areas that they should have an 

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Lifetime dedicated to 

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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

A LIFETIME dedicated to 

giving children with disabilities 

the best start in life has seen Jan 

Murphy recognised as a local 

hero. 

The Burnside resident has 

spent more than 40 years working 

at The Champion Centre and 

has successfully developed intervention 

programs to support 

children and their families. 

In recognition of her hard 

work, Mrs Murphy, 67, has won 

a Westfield Local Hero award for 

her contribution to the community 

along with a $10,000 grant 

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The Champion Centre is a notfor-profit 

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This includes children with 

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More than 2000 children and 

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through the intervention programmes. 

Mrs Murphy said she felt 

Jan Murphy 

“overwhelmed” and “humbled” 

to receive the award. 

“For many years now I have 

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infants, small children and their 

families who find themselves on 

an unexpected journey – that of 

developmental difference and 

disability. 

“There are many reasons why 

developmental differences exist 

but, for me, the constant in it all 

is the enormous courage of the 

parents and their remarkable 

children. In truth, they are the 

heroes,” Mrs Murphy said. 

She started out as a speechlanguage 

therapist for the now 

Ministry of Education and was 

based in speech therapy clinics 

in schools. 

But early on in her career, Mrs 

Murphy felt very strongly the 

injustice children with complex 

learning needs could not access 

any of the resources they 

needed. 

In 1978 she joined a small 

band of professional women 

who believed they could make a 

difference to the lives of children 

and established The Champion 

Centre. 

“The Champion Centre is an 

amazing place . . . I love that 

every day of the week these 

families join highly-skilled and 

committed professionals and 

together they enable their children 

to achieve more than ever 

thought possible. 

Mrs Murphy said her goal 

for the future is The Champion 

Centre may be sustainable and 

accessible for any children and 

families who need it. 

500,000 pizzas cooked 

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• By Jess Gibson 

A POPULAR Woolston eatery 

is retiring its wood-fired oven 

after using it to cook more than 

500,000 pizzas – enough to feed 

the population of Christchurch. 

Cassels The Brewery Bar 

and Restaurant, located in The 

Tannery, upgraded to a larger 

pizza oven last Wednesday to 

help keep up with growing 

demand. 

Alisdair Cassel, who owns The 

Tannery, opened the bar and restaurant 

shortly after the February 

22, 2011, earthquake as a place for 

the community to gather while 

the city dusted itself off. 

Mr Cassel said the number of 

pizzas cooked was “unbelievable.” 

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one to keep up 

with growing 

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“I would not have believed it 

when we put it in. We love that 

everyone loves our pizzas as 

much as we do.” 

Mr Cassel runs the establishment 

with his son Zak Cassels 

and son-in-law Joe Shanks. 

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$14.5m development for high school 

• By Claire Booker 

MORE DETAILS have now 

emerged about the $14.5 

million Mairehau High School 

expansion. 

Principal Harry Romana 

told Pegasus Post phase one 

of the project would see new 

hard material, technology, 

hospitality and other specialist 

classrooms rebuilt. 

The proposed 500 build 

roll master-plan development 

is planned to start on-site in 

December next year. 

The decile 4 school’s roll is 

expected to grow to 500 pupils, 

and the master plan will allow 

for a roll build of up to 800. 

Mr Romana said while the 

design is in its very early stages, 

it offers an opportunity to 

provide a new 21stcentury 

technology 

and supported 

learning facility. 

“Consideration 

has also been given 

to rebuilding our 

gymnasium changing 

rooms,” he said. 

Each phase of 

the plan is aligned 

to the greater 

Christchurch 

Network of Schools 

and the Ministry of Education 

prediction of roll growth. 

“The new building (phase 

one) caters for the future of 

teaching and learning practices,” 

Mr Romana said. 

The school’s revised masterplan 

reflects the latest budget 

and MOE growth projection 

Harry Romana 

figures. 

The current main 

structure of the 

school’s gymnasium 

is sound, but 

Mr Romana said 

there is a real need 

to rebuild storage, 

changing room and 

classroom facilities. 

Phase two of the 

development will 

include the science, 

administration, 

performing arts and library 

blocks of the school. 

Mr Romana said the modern 

facilities and fittings of the 

new buildings will be a great 

start to the school’s rebuild. 

“The whole area will allow 

curriculum deliveries through 

specialist areas,” he said. 

The master plan also 

outlines the aspirations and 

fundamental learning needs of 

the school and the ministry. 

“Our technology, hospitality, 

ICT, support learning, and PE 

and health teachers are meeting 

and working together on 

the design of the building,” Mr 

Romana said. 

Mr Romana said the highest 

projected roll before the 

completion of the project is 

expected to be able to be accommodated 

for within the 

existing buildings. 

“We are very excited about 

our master plan and future 

building project. We will 

continue to develop positive 

outcomes and learning 

experiences for our students,” 

he said. 

St Albans community pantry in high demand 

• From page 1 

Jaehee Kim is the community 

ministry leader at the 

church, which has been in St 

Albans for 16 years. 

Mrs Kim said the idea came 

about because the church 

wanted to give to the community 

and provide a space to 

share food. 

“We noticed the food has 

been taken very quickly. It 

confirmed to 

us that there 

are needs 

in the community. 

We 

recently have 

received more 

donations to 

the pantry, but 

we still need more. Through 

the community pantry we 

hope to develop community 

spirit to grow 

together,” she 

said. 

Ms Kidd 

said volunteers 

from both 

groups have 

come together 

for working 

bees to support each other, 

and she said it is this kind of 

collaborative approach which 

strengthens communities. 

“The community around 

Packe St Park is very diverse, 

and we know we have people 

in that community who need 

practical support. The community 

pantry also provides 

an opportunity for people or 

businesses who have surplus 

food to donate it, knowing 

that it will be going where it is 

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News 

Photo hunt keeps the past alive 

THE ARTS Centre as we know it 

has been part of Christchurch’s 

landscape for generations – 

but this glimpse of one of its 

buildings standing alone on a 

dusty unpaved road is unfamiliar 

to many of us. 

From 1877 until the mid-1950s, 

the Arts Centre was buzzing 

with students, as Canterbury 

College (now Canterbury 

University) and Christchurch 

Girls’ and Boys’ High Schools 

used the buildings as a campus at 

various times. 

The buildings were transferred 

to the Arts Centre Trust Board 

when Canterbury University 

completed its move to Ilam in the 

1970s. 

Designed by prominent 

architect Benjamin Mountfort, 

this Gothic Revival tower served 

as the Observatory and Biology 

building, with a telescope gifted 

by James Townsend located in 

the Observatory right at the top 

when this photo was taken. 

The historic Townsend 

Telescope, a six-inch refractor 

made by Thomas Cooke and 

Sons of York, England, in 1864, 

was recovered from the rubble of 

the Arts Centre tower after the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

The Arts Centre and 

Canterbury University plan to 

restore the building and the 

telescope. 

HISTORY: This photo of the Observatory, Canterbury College, 

circa 1895, was entered in the 2013 Christchurch City Libraries’ 

Photo Hunt. 

The Beca Christchurch 

Heritage Festival 2019 starts 

on Monday and this year, as 

part of the festival, Christchurch 

City Libraries will celebrate 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. 

The photo hunt competition 

runs from now until October 31. 

Your photo hunt photos will be 

carefully scanned and preserved 

as part of the Christchurch City 

Libraries’ collection. 

They will then be loaded 

onto the Discovery Wall at 

CELEBRATION: To check 

out the Beca Christchurch 

Heritage Festival events taking 

place at the Arts Centre, visit 

ccc.govt.nz/heritagefestival. 

PHOTO: ARTS CENTRE 

Submit your photos for 

the Christchurch Photo Hunt 

at any city library or 

at christchurchcitylibraries. 

com 

Tūranga central library so 

everyone can enjoy them. 

You can also see them at 

discoverywall.nz. 

There will be heaps of events 

happening in the central city 

during the Beca Christchurch 

Heritage Festival 2019. 

There will also be some great 

events at the Arts Centre during 

the festival. Check out what’s 

happening at ccc.govt.nz/ 

heritagefestival or pick up a copy 

of the Heritage Festival printed 

guide from your local library or 

service centre. 

Estuary edge 

questions remain 

•From page 1 

Said departing Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board 

deputy chairman Tim Sintes, 

who has been one of the main 

campaigners for the estuary 

edge repairs: “We have been 

given a deadline, which is 2020 

when things will start happening 

but an actual start time, I’m 

not sure. 

“We know there’s a commitment 

to do something, but what 

will it be? That’s the question 

I’m getting asked at the moment 

from the community,” he said. 

Southshore Residents Association 

chairwoman Lynda 

Burdekin said some clarity on 

these details would make the 

repairs start to feel real after 

years of asking for them. 

“Once you can see that something 

is going to be happening 

about this time, you get that 

sense of progress . . . finally, we 

got our point of view through to 

the council and that was a huge 

achievement but now we’ve kind 

of got, well nothing much has 

been really happening.’’ 

In spite of this, Mrs Burdenkin 

said the city council 

had been in contact with the 

residents association about the 

repairs and she trusts these will 

be done to a high standard and 

the finer details on them will be 

revealed soon. 

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Special events for cyclists 

CHRISTCHURCH cyclists will 

spin their wheels for Biketober 

and get involved in special events 

across the city. 

More experienced cyclists will 

be able to join the Canterbury 

Mountain Bike Club on a social 

ride around Bottle Lake Forest 

on Sunday. 

Keener participants will have 

from the start of Biketober until 

October 25 to take up the Passport 

Challenge. 

An online map features more 

than 40 destinations where 

cyclists can pick up the unique 

code and fill up their “passports”. 

Some spots offer deals for anyone 

arriving by bike during October. 

A prize pool valued at over $7000 

value is up for grabs. 

You can also race into the free 

Passport One-Day Challenge on 

Saturday, October 26. Powering 

up from 9am, see how many destinations 

you can get to by 4pm. 

Cyclists will become artists, 

drawing a picture with their 

bikes using GPS navigation 

during the Biketober Strava Art 

Contest. 

They will also be able to explore 

the city while taking in the SCAPE 

Public Art season. People are 

PEDAL POWER: Biketober will involve a number of cycling 

events across Christchurch, including a social ride around Bottle 

Lake Forest on Sunday. 

invited to use the city council’s 

SmartView to find their favourite 

public artworks and take a selfie to 

win a prize. 

Cyclists can also join the 

Climate Crisis Progress Ride on 

October 17. 

Guided by experts, the free 

ride will provide an opportunity 

to look at architecture, transport 

and the environment and to 

learn about moves to deal with 

the climate crisis. 

City council planning and delivery 

transport manager Lynette 

Ellis says Biketober emphasises 

the importance of the city’s sustainable 

approach to transport. 

“Christchurch’s investment in 

cycleways is vital to addressing 

climate change, creating healthier 

communities and reducing 

congestion, so it is great to see 

residents make the most of the 

new network,” Ms Ellis said. 

“Biketober celebrates the many 

positive outcomes of the city’s 

new transport infrastructure, 

encouraging people to have some 

fun and get back on their bikes.” 

The month-long cycling event 

will finish with a Halloween ride 

through the Beckenham Loop on 

October 31. 

Departing Coastal-Burwood Community Board 

member Tim Baker reflects on his role on the board 

over the last three years 

Concerns for future 

DEPARTING Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board member Tim 

Baker reflects on his role on the 

board over the last three years. 

Being elected on to the 

Burwood Pegasus Community 

Board [now Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board] between the 

September 10 and February 

11 earthquakes 

meant the job description 

changed. 

I was involved with 

hundreds of meetings. 

EQC, Insurance, orange 

zone, red zone, green 

zone, TC 1,2 and 3 and 

much more. 

Then there were 

infrastructure meetings, 

new bridges, and new facilities 

including QEII, Aranui Community 

Centre and South Brighton 

Community Hall, roads, sewers, 

new subdivisions, parks, pier 

repair, red zone future, water 

quality and mental health. I 

have enjoyed being an elected 

member for the community. I 

have learned a life time of information. 

Tim Baker 

The Christchurch East Labour 

electorate members have been 

a very important support and 

source of advice. 

Being part of this team, being 

able to discuss some topics with 

our local MP sharing thoughts 

was vital for me to make some 

decisions or the way I 

voted in board meetings. 

The New Brighton 

Master Plan is a very 

good plan and I say 

well done to the board 

members. However, 

I believe that the Hot 

Water Pools - He Puna 

Taimoana, will cost the 

ratepayer $1m per year 

after a year. 

I believe Southshore should 

have been Red Zoned and building 

in the hazarded areas is not 

good long term. That house 

insurance or lack of, is going to 

be the number one topic for the 

next 10 years. 

I wish the new elected 

members all the best as there is 

still an enormous job to do and 

decisions to make. 

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SPORT 

• By Jacob Page 

A NEW jiu-jitsu club at South 

New Brighton has wasted little 

time in earning two national titles. 

The Oceanside Jiu-Jitsu Club 

started out of the South New 

Brighton Surf Life Saving Club 

three months ago and came back 

from the National Gi Championships 

in Auckland with two gold, 

two silver and a bronze. 

Founding member Hayden 

Smith said after living his life in 

the east-side of Christchurch, 

he wanted to give back to the 

community and offer something 

which was not available in New 

Brighton. 

“There’s nothing else like us 

out here and we’ve grown quickly 

from the four founding members 

to now have more than 40. 

Hayden said the club teaches 

jiu-jitsu without the need for 

people to purchase the Gi uniform. 

“It just eliminates a cost barrier 

for people and can make 

things more relaxed.” 

Smith won gold in the under- 

70kg purple belt class, while Kris 

Karson also triumphed in the 

under-82kg blue belt class. 

Kieran Smith earned silver in 

the under-88kg blue belt class 

and Max Mills gained second 

MEDAL HAUL: South New 

Brighton’s Oceanside Jiu-jitsu 

Club members Kris Carson, 

left, Max Mills, Hayden Smith, 

Chris McCormack and Kieran 

Smith with their medals from 

the national Gi Championships 

at Auckland. 

in the under-70kg white belt 

competition. 

Chris McCormack earned 

bronze in the under-80kg white 

belt. 

Hayden said the club always 

tried to strike a balance between 

competitiveness and letting new 

people learn. 

“The medals that we won are a 

reflection on the club as a whole, 

everyone helps people train for 

those kind of events. 

“We do try to push 

competitions as a way for people 

to push themselves outside 

their comfort-zones but it is not 

mandatory.” 

HEART: The Coastal Spirit 12th grade girls’ football team 

finished fifth and earned the fair play award at their South 

Island tournament at Blenheim last week. 

PHOTO: COASTAL SPIRIT 

Coastal Spirit fifth in 

South Island tournament 

• By Jacob Page 

THE COASTAL Spirit 12 grade 

girls football team finished fifth 

at a South Island tournament in 

Blenheim last week. 

The team bounced back from 

and opening 3-2 loss to eventual 

tournament winners Southland 

to earn a 6-1 win over Waimak 

United. 

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Canterbury and a 1-1 stalemate 

with FC Nelson kept their finals 

hopes alive before a 1-0 loss to 

eventual runners-up Cashmere 

Technical. 

A 1-0 win over Marlborough 

was enough to see them into 

the play-off for fifth on finals 

day. 

Coastal Spirit gained a 3-1 win 

over South Canterbury in their 

last game to finish fifth. 

Emma Johnstone was the 

team’s most valuable player 

while Ruby Hale earned the 

golden glove award for her efforts 

in-goal. 

The team was given the 

tournament’s fair play award for 

their style of play and spirit in 

which they took to the field. 

Southland beat Cashmere 

Technical 2-1 in the final.



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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 

Email matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi by 

5pm each Wednesday 

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 

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 

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. 


Cards Club 

Friday, 1.30-3.30pm 

This weekly club will be held 

every Friday, go along and join the 

fun. Free, no bookings required. 


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 


Go along to a weekly Makerspace 

session and get hands-on with 

activities for all ages. Something 

new every week. 

Aranui Library 

Culture Exchange 


Make new friends, practice 

English and learn about New 

Zealand and Christchurch. 


New Brighton Seaside 

Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

Enjoy a warm and 

fun atmosphere beside 

the seaside. With live 

entertainment, food and free facepainting. 

New Brighton Pedestrian 

Mall 

Golden Oldies Movie – On 

Golden Pond 

Monday, 1.30pm 

Katherine Hepburn and Henry 

Fonda star in this 1981 drama. 

Norman is a curmudgeon with 

an estranged relationship with 

his daughter Chelsea. At Golden 

Pond, he and his wife agree to 

Celebrate Antarctica 

will be held at Shirley 

Library on Wednesday 

from 10.30am until 

11.30am. Go along 

and celebrate our 

connection with 

Antarctica. Help 

build a model of 

New Zealand’s Scott 

Base and also send 

messages to the team 

there. Recommended 

for ages 7 years+. Free, 

no bookings required. 

care for Billy, the son of Chelsea’s 

new boyfriend, and an unexpected 

relationship blooms. Cost is $2, go 

early for a cuppa and a chat. 

New Brighton Museum, 8 Hardy 

St 

Table Top Games 

Monday, 11am-5.15pm 

Go along for an afternoon 

of strategy. Play thematic tabletop 

board games. Your game hosts will 

provide a different game 

each week. Free, no bookings 

required. 


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. 

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1500ml vegetable stock, hot 

2 lemons 

2 Tbsp olive oil 

1 Tbsp butter 

2 shallots 

1 tsp fennel seeds, crushed 

3 bulbs fennel, sliced thinly and 

tops reserved 

400g risotto rice, such as arborio 

or carnaroli 

200ml dry white wine 

100g parmesan cheese, finely 

grated 

1 cup fennel fronds 

½ purple olives, stones removed 

50ml olive oil 

sea salt and cracked pepper 

Directions 

Bring the stock to the boil. In a 

medium-sized saucepan, heat the 

oil and butter, add fennel seeds 

and shallots and cook gently 

for 3min. Add the sliced fennel 

bulbs and cover with a lid and 

cook for about 15min until the 

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Add wine and stir well until it 

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Adjust the seasoning and 

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parmesan and stir to combine. 

To make the fennel and olive 

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and add to the olives and zest of 

one lemon. 

Stir together, add the olive 

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Save your ripe bananas 

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Banana loaf 

Ingredients 

140g butter, softened, plus extra 

for the tin 

140g caster sugar 

2 large eggs, beaten 

140g self-raising flour 

1 tsp baking powder 

2 ripe bananas, mashed 

50g icing sugar 

Handful dried banana chips, for 

decoration 

Directions 

Heat oven to 180 deg C. 

Butter a 900g loaf tin and line 

the base and sides with baking 

parchment. 

Cream 140g softened butter 

and 140g caster sugar until light 

and fluffy, then slowly add two 

beaten large eggs with a little of 

the 140g flour. 

Fold in the remaining flour, 

one tsp baking powder and two 

mashed bananas. 

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comes out clean. 

Cool in the tin for 

10min, then remove to a wire 

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tsp water to make a runny 

icing. 

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of the cake and decorate with a 

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REAL ESTATE 

The ultimate ‘As Is Where Is’ 

65 Taylors Mistake Road, Scarborough 

Auction: On-Site Sat 19 Oct 12 noon (unless sold prior) 

4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | open plan kitchen | living & dining area 

1 swimming pool | 2 car garage - Listing Number OPA24790 

With views to ocean, horizon, hills & 

Boulder Bay! This much loved property 

sits perfectly in the sweet spot between 

Christchurch’s two favourite surf beaches. 

Fabulous for families with three double 

bedrooms plus one single. Kid’s wing is 

complete with playroom. Master bedroom 

enjoys luxurious ensuite & retreat 

from ‘kid zone’. Sunny & stylish open 

plan kitchen, dining & living includes 

logburner and heatpump for cosy winter 

entertaining. Separate large lounge opens 

to private sheltered courtyard whilst 

large sliders open out to stunning, sun 

drenched outdoor living areas, pool and 

view. A stand out feature of this home is 

the rarely found flat hill site with fabulous 

drive on access and a multitude of outdoor 

living options allowing for awesome 

entertainment opportunities, relaxation 

and family fun. Internal access tandem 

garage & great off street parking offer 

space for a boat and/or other toys. A large 

concrete block outhouse could make the 

ultimate kid zone or man cave. With a bit 

of hard work, this home is sure to reward! 

Do not delay, vendors are motivated to sell 

on auction day 

Open Home: Sunday 12-12.30pm 

Auction: On-Site Saturday 19 October 

12 noon (unless sold prior) 

See you at the open home or to arrange a 

private viewing. contact: 

Pip Sutton 

Mob. 027 224 9524 

Office (03) 384 4179 

Ray White Ferrymead 

Prier Manson Real Estate Ltd. 

(Licensed REAA 2008) 

www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz



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If you want more information about an item or to contact a 

seller, visit www.postanote.co.nz and search the ID# 

Gavin Cox Rimu Table 

2017 Holden Colorado 4x4 Ute 

Large Floor Morror 

Camper With Folding Tent 

Sharp Convection Microwave 

Subaru Legacy 2.0 GT Turbo 

$150 

ID 30342 

$44,000 

ID 31511 

$950 

ID 30312 

$5,900 

ID 27962 

$200 

ID 31210 

$8,000 

ID 31456 

2015 Yamaha MT-09 ABS Eurotech Oil Heater 

Nissan Maxima 

Overhead Projector 

Storage Closet/Wardrobe 

2007 Marco 590 Souwester H/T 

$8,500 

ID 25296 

$10 

ID 31546 

$900 

ID 21212 

FREE! 

ID 31194 

$295 

ID 31468 

$55,000 ONO 

ID 31132 

Recycled Pallets Planters 

2004 Honda Fit 

Art Deco Lounge Suite 

Tandem Trailer 

1997 Ford Mondeo 

Nissan Navara TD27T Manual 

See Seller 

ID 27855 

$3,700 

ID 31057 

$750 

ID 31264 

$900 

ID 31009 

$900 

ID 30742 

$3,550 

ID 30707 

Coffee/Cappuccino Maker 

Ottoman x 4 

Subaru Legacy 2.0 GT Turbo 

Storage Closet/Wardrobe 

AGN3000 Petrol Generator 

1997 Audi A4 

$100 

ID 31475 

$100 

ID 31474 

$8,000 

ID 31456 

$295 

ID 31468 

$575 

ID 31465 

$2,900 

ID 31464 

Solid Wood Wall Unit 

2003 Mazda Demio 

1964 BSA 650cc Star Twin 

2002 Mazda Atenza 

5hp Masport Lawnmower 

Star Wars LP - Double Album 

$120 

ID 29642 

$3,200 

ID 31457 

$6,500 

ID 31439 

$4,000 

ID 31428 

$175 

ID 31418 

$150 

ID 31391 

Ironing Press 

Aluminium Garage For Removal 

Ford Model A Cylinder Head 

Rover Lawnmower 

Quality 9 Piece Designer Lounge Suite 

Bog Discs 

$50 

ID 31386 

$1,500 

ID 31346 

$150 

ID 31263 

$250 

ID 31417 

$450 

ID 31265 

See Seller 

ID 31269 

Masport 375 Petrol Lawnmower 

Tractor Tyres & Rims 

Outdoor Cast Iron Bench 

Cobra Motor Mower 

Coffee Table 

Thumper 4x4 Air Compressor NEW!! 

$1 

ID 31328 

$100 

ID 31273 

$220 

ID 30352 

$200 

ID 31259 

$150 

ID 31247 

$130 

ID 31238 

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property maintenace ph 03 

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ph 03 338-1655 


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Phone Dave 981 0278 

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For assistance contact Vicky 

Phone 03 364 7419 or email 

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Tuition 

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From the 14th 

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the day Monday 

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If you would like 

to join please 

contact Paul 

Ph 0272139490



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THE 

GIANT 

SMITHS CITY SALE 

Starts tomorrow - 9 th -15 th October 

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Some products on display in selected stores only – please call us on 0800 764 847 to check for availability at your local store. All offers in this advertisement are valid Wednesday 18th until Tuesday 24zth September 2019, 

while stocks last or unless otherwise stated. *Discount is off our full retail price and not in conjunction with any other offer. *Discount is off our full retail price and not in conjunction with any other offer and excludes clearance. 

#Apple products, selected computers, game consoles, gift cards, flooring, clearance items and some promotional items are not available in conjunction with interest free offers. Carpet available on a maximum of 18 

months interest free. ^ Exclusions, fees, terms, conditions and credit criteria apply. Equal instalment amounts over finance period of 36 months (unless otherwise stated) and exclude insurance. Booking fee $45.00, Annual 

fees $45.00 P.A., Security registration fee $8.05. Current interest rate of 23.95% Applies to any unpaid balance after expiry of (any) interest free period. See in-store or visit smithscity.co.nz/terms-conditions for details. 

JT5987 

550 Colombo Street | Cnr Belfast and Radcliffe Road Northwood, CHRISTCHURCH MEGASTORES

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