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Hon Poto WILLIAMS
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Trees and
shrubs to beat
midge problem
Young high
school athletes
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Hungerford and Henderson ride to titles
SURF’S UP: Estella
Hungerford and Ava
Henderson (above)
both claimed titles at
the national scholastic
surfing championships.
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SURFING MAGAZINE
CANTERBURY surfing team
members Estella Hungerford
and Ava Henderson have
claimed titles at a national
champs in Raglan.
Hungerford, a Haeata
Community Campus student,
dominated the under-18 girls
division, while Henderson,
who goes to Avonside Girls’
High School, dazzled in the
under-14 girls division at the
national scholastic surfing
championships.
Both are part of the New
Zealand team to compete at
the world championships in
California next month.
The national championships
saw 131 athletes from 11
regional teams compete.
Waikato claimed the teams
title ahead of Taranaki and
Auckland in second and third.
Canterbury, last year’s
winners, finished fourth.
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New board
members
lay out their
plans for
the wards
• By Matt Slaughter
A NEW-LOOK community
board will serve the Coastal and
Burwood wards for the next three
years.
Five new board members have
been elected onto the Coastal-
Burwood Community Board,
two of which are also new city
councillors.
Former radio personality James
Daniels has ousted two-term
Coastal Ward city councillor
David East from his council and
board seat.
The Burwood Ward city council
and board seat was won by
Maugers Contracting Ltd boss
Phil Mauger, who will take over
from three-term city councillor
Glenn Livingstone.
Former board members Kim
Money, Tim Sintes and Tim Baker
did not run for election.
Kelly Barber, Bebe Frayle and Jo
Zervos have been elected to take
their place alongside the board’s
longest-serving member Linda
Stewart.
Cr Mauger said he was “just
awestruck” after the win.
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Plan to beat midge problem
MORE THAN 9000 native
shrubs and trees will be planted
beside the Bromley oxidation
ponds over the next few weeks
as part of ongoing efforts to keep
the midge population down.
The trees and shrubs will create
a natural screen
between the oxidation ponds
and nearby homes and help cut
down the light from the residential
area.
Midges, like moths, are naturally
attracted to light.
“We’ve prepared the ground
for planting and over the next
few weeks our contractor, Fulton
Hogan, will be putting in 9330
native trees and shrubs,’’ said
city council three waters and
waste operations manager Adam
Twose.
“As the plants grow up, they
will shield the ponds from the
light from neighbouring homes
and roads which should make
the residential area less attractive
to the midges.’’
The planting work is part of a
multi-pronged approach the city
council is taking to control the
midge population around the
oxidation ponds.
Midges are not harmful but
over the warm summer months,
they are an unwanted nuisance
for nearby residents.
“Unfortunately midges breed
well in the shallow, warm waters
of the oxidation ponds so we
are continually working to find
new ways of keeping the midge
population down,’’ Mr Twose
said.
“Last summer we
mechanically disturbed the floor
of the oxidation ponds by using
a slow-moving boat fitted with
a raft of chains that dragged
behind it. By doing this, we were
able to create a less hospitable
environment for the midges to
breed in.
“As a result we saw a 35
per cent decline in the midge
population around the ponds
and received fewer complaints
about the midges from nearby
residents.
NUISANCE:
Nine
thousand
native
shrubs will
be planted
beside the
Bromley
oxidation
ponds in a
bid to reduce
the midge
population.
“We’ll be using the same approach
again this summer so we
hope to see a further decline in
midge numbers.
“We will also have contractors
working on extending the spur
in Pond 2 so that we can alter
the inflow of treated wastewater,
which should also make the
ponds a less attractive breeding
ground for midges.’’
In Brief
PARK UPGRADE
Work is under way to upgrade
Woolston Park. The city council
is improving the drainage
network to service the park and
some surrounding properties.
Contractors will renew the sports
field irrigation, cricket wicket
block and re-levelling the playing
surface. There are drainage issues
affecting the ability to use parks
playing surface during the winter
months as well as some drainage
limitations for the community
centre, playground and other
nearby areas.
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Laryngeal paralysis in dogs
Laryngeal paralysis is a complex, typically progressive,
condition commonly affecting older large breed
dogs resulting in severe difficulty breathing especially
with exercise. This isn’t a common condition but when
these dogs present all hands need to be on deck. These
dogs can often present extremely distressed, unable to
breathe, collapsed and “blue”. Firstly if the dog presents
as an emergency they need oxygen via a cannula or
mask FAST. Often due to their distress at not being able
to breathe, sedation is necessary to calm these dogs
down as is cooling ( For example, fans and wetting
down). Occasionally intubation under anaesthesia
or a temporary tracheotomy can be lifesaving in this
situation.
This condition is best managed surgically but surgery
isn’t undertaken lightly and usually these operations
are performed by specialist surgeons. Discussions
need to be had with the client on the procedure and
possible complications post surgery, as in aspiration
pneumonia ( occurs in about 20% patients as a lifetime
risk with or without surgery). If these dogs are to
be managed medically we need to focus on weight
management, exercise control, environmental factors
like living in cooler climates and checking to make sure
these patients are not hypothyroid. Long term medical
management doesn’t have much impact on the disease
really and its likely to get worse due to its progressive
nature. While surgery doesn’t change the disease
progression, it is the preferred approach for long
term management and quality of life for the dog. The
surgical procedure can be tricky requiring anatomical
knowledge of the larynx and associated structures,
delicate specialised surgical instruments, careful control
of bleeding and excellent aftercare for the patient.
The response of dogs to surgery is excellent and you’ll
notice a few hours post operatively these dogs are
breathing easier already.
Each surgeon has their preferred technique and
you need an accompanying surgical nurse who is
competent in anaesthesia. These surgeries are often
performed in the morning so the surgical nurse has
all day to monitor the patients breathing, recovery
and vital signs. These patients are either discharged
to an afterhours hospital for the night or sent home
for aftercare with their family. They need to be in a
“cool’ and ‘calm’ environment, with no boisterous dogs
around for distractions. Diet consists of small meals
of meatballs fed from a height- avoid dry, sloppy and
liquid diets, as the dogs swallowing may be impaired
due to generalised neurological impairment.
“Bella” an 11 year old Border Collie recently had this
surgery performed at McMaster & Heap Vet Practice by
McMaster & Heap
Veterinary practice
Dr Helen Milner, a Registered Specialist in Small animal
Surgery. Bella developed difficulties breathing about 3
months ago quite suddenly. She quickly became puffed
and tired on walks and could only exercise a fraction of
what she was previously doing. Bella had lost her voice,
had effort exhaling on lying down and often looked like
she was having an asthma attack on exercise. This was
distressing for Bellas owners who wanted a better, more
active life for her.
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especially Bella who can once again enjoy 3 hour runs
in the Port Hills, chasing rabbits and stalking ducks. The
hardest part has been keeping her rested and quiet for
4-6 weeks post surgery to avoid complications. Bella is
raring to go and looks essentially normal although she
has permanently lost her bark, which the neighbours
are quite stoked about.
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Vet Practice doing Specialist Referral surgeries from
November of this year. Our new hospital has a dedicated
specialised theatre and surgical area and we have
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Update from Bella’s mum
Bella still thinks she is a young dog at 11 years old…
there are lots of things we thought she would grow
out off as she aged like jumping up on people when
she greeted them and trying to round up cars… She is a
very lean dog who loves her food and walks in the hills
but equally as happy lying in wait in the back yard for
the neighbours car to start up…. She has a wee bit of
arthritis in her back knees but otherwise is a very happy
and healthy dog.
So it was quite surprising when one day she chased
some rabbits in Wanaka on a walk and came back
breathing like an asthmatic - gasping and rattling.
She recovered within a few minutes and we didn’t
think much more of it - maybe just old dog breathing.
Gradually over the next couple of months her
breathing, while exercising heavily, got worse and then
we noticed a change in her bark. She suddenly seemed
to have a weird squeaky bark - she kept looking round
to see where the bark had come from. We videoed her
while exercising and headed off to see our vet, Dr Steve
Heap.
Steve looked at the video and immediately diagnosed
her with Laryngeal Paralysis. At this stage she was
only having issues breathing while exercising and was
having no problem eating. Steve felt, given how fit
and healthy she was, surgery was definitely an option
for Bella. And luckily for us they had Dr Helen Milner
coming on board at the practice who had done loads of
these tricky referral procedures. Plus she was happy to
come and operate on Bella before she had even started
her new surgical role at McMaster & Heap Vets.
Our meeting with Helen quickly dissipated any fears we
had that Bella was maybe too old for major surgery. She
went through every step of what was involved including
any complications and what her recovery period would
be like. We instantly loved Helen and felt we were in
great hands. She has huge empathy with her patients
and Bella loved her too. She was gentle and thorough
in her work up of Bella. She felt Bella would recover well
and would be back walking in the hills before we knew
it. She gave us a huge amount of reading material about
GOLPP which certainly helped in our decision making.
A few days later Bella was back for surgery at
McMaster & Heap. The surgery went really well with no
complications. She came home that afternoon, was a
bit woozy that night but the next day she up and ready
for action. That has been the only downside to surgery
- keeping her quiet and rested for 6 weeks! She has a
brand new flash looking harness as can’t be walked with
a collar anymore. Her ‘bark” has disappeared for good.
Her stitches are out and her wound looks amazing. After
a week of hand feeding her small meatballs she is back
eating her normal diet out of her bowl.
So far so good - watch out Port Hills rabbits. It won’t be
long till Bella is back on the chase…
Bella’s mum, Jo
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‘I want to get stuck into the red zone’
•From page 1
Said Cr Mauger: “I’m feeling
quite surreal now I have got to
stand up and do twice as much
as I said I would do for Burwood
and the city.
“We have got to prioritise the
spending into the east side of
town and I want to get stuck
into the red zone.
Cr Daniels
said he is excited
to be given the
opportunity to
represent where
he grew up.
“I am
Phil Mauger
James
Daniels
committed and
connected to the
ground I walk
on. It’s where
I grew up and
where I will grow
old.”
He will aim to
work on three
main issues –
repairs, rates and
relationships –
and says he will
retain a strong presence during
the next three years.
“I’ll be there and people will
know I’m there.”
Mr Barber, a medical supplies
salesman who lives in Prestons,
said he was “absolutely stoked”
Jo Zervos
Bebe Frayle
to be elected to
the board.
“I’m about
to embark on
a fact-finding
mission about
what people
want and I’ve
already talked
Kelly Barber
a little bit to
James [Daniels] and I want to
see how we can work together
to articulate his vision. I’m very
keen to work with people,” he
said.
Said Mrs Zervos: “The
Burwood Ward city
council seat
Phil Mauger - 4267
Glenn Livingstone - 3005
Coastal Ward city council
seat
James Daniels - 2795
David East - 2456
Kelly Barber - 1199
Burwood Ward community
board seats
whole reason I wanted to get
in was just to try and get the
earthquake repairs done in
the area because we’ve still got
ELECTED:
New Coastal-
Burwood
Community
Board
members
have laid out
their aims,
such as fixing
earthquakedamaged
roads in the
wards.
Bebe Frayle - 3334
Linda Stewart - 3282
Greg Sugrue - 3239
Dean Davies - 2568
Coastal Ward community
board seats
Jo Zervos - 2806
Kelly Barber - 2715
Cathy Sweet - 2585
Rebecca Tavete - 1813
Soozie Bragg - 1244
lots of damage that hasn’t been
repaired.”
Mrs Frayle could not be
reached for comment.
Success at
scholastic
surf champs
•From page 1
Canterbury members Neko
Tohiariki (St Bede’s College) Myka
Black (Shirley Boys’ High) and Leah
Wilson (Avonside Girls’ High) all
made the finals in their divisions.
Coaches Nick Black and Mark
Perana praised the team’s efforts
against top New Zealand competition.
“While we didn’t bring back
the team title, we had some outstanding
individual performances,”
Black said.
Canterbury team results
Under-18 boys: Neko Tohiariki 4 th
(St Bede’s College), Riley Gibson
25 th (St Bede’s College).
Under-16 boys: Myka Black 3rd
(Shirley Boys’ High School), Jai
Oakley 13th (Papanui High School),
Reuben Lyons 25 th (Kaikoura High
School), James Millar 7 th (St Bede’s
College), Koby Cameron 25 th
(Kaiapoi High School).
Under-14 boys: Tyler Perry 9th
(Kaikoura High School).
Under-18 girls: Tegan Bishop
5 th (Rangiora High School), Estella
Hungerford 1st (Haeata Community
Campus).
Under-16 girls: Leah Wilson 4 th
(Avonside Girls’ High School).
Under-14 girls: Ava Henderson
1st (Avonside Girls’ High School).
Travelling reserve: Eloise Addison
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163 young athletes and sports teams
• By Jacob Page
THE 29TH ZONTA Awards will
be held in Hornby on Thursday
to recognise the achievements
of Canterbury secondary school
athletes.
The annual event, initiated by
the Zonta Cub of Christchurch
South in 1990, is a highlight of
the year for many young people.
In the past, recognition
at the awards has heralded
the beginning of some longstanding
and highly-successful
international careers.
New Zealand Paralympic
swimming coach Roly Crichton
will be the guest speaker.
There have been 163
nominations, including teams,
across six categories from 24
schools in the School Sport
Canterbury area, which includes
Kaikoura, North Canterbury
and the West Coast.
Zonta Awards finalists
Category one: The
award for the most valued
contribution to a team by
a young sportswoman
or sportsman who is not
eligible for nomination in
categories four or six
•Girls: Charlotte Allen,
Christchurch Girls’ High
School, rugby. Grace
Fissenden, Rangi Ruru Girls’
School, netball, athletics.
Amber Williams, Rangi Ruru
Girls’ School, rowing.
•Boys: Jack Baker, Papanui
High School, touch. Caleb
Cottom, Papanui High School,
football. George Rutledge,
St Andrew’s College, rowing.
Jimmy Williamson, Middleton
Grange, Basketball.
Category two: The award
for contribution to sports
administration by a young
woman and a young man in
a position of umpire, referee,
coach or tutor
•Girls: Kate Baird, St
Margaret’s College,
badminton. Harriet Fletcher,
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School,
netball. Gemma Harris,
Papanui High School, netball.
Ruby Lange, Christchurch
Girls’ High School, netball.
Jordan Taylor, Christchurch
Girls’ High School, cycling.
•Boys: Zac Barnett, St
Bede’s College, basketball.
James-paul Mountstevens,
Burnside High School, hockey.
Thomas Pilkington, Papanui
BIG YEAR:
Avonside
Girls’ High
School and
New Zealand
rower, Sally
Wylaars
(front), is a
favourite to
pick up a
Zonta Award
on Thursday
night.
PHOTO:
ROWING
NEW
ZEALAND.
High School, touch. Nathan
van Slooten, Burnside High
School, hockey. Ben Weaver,
Lincoln High School, touch.
Category three: The
award for the most
outstanding achievement
by a young sportswoman
and a young sportsman
with a disability
•Girls: Ella Benn, Rolleston
College, swimming. Montana
Brown, Cashmere High
School, para-athletics. Alisha
SPORT
Mill, Avonside Girls’ High
School, boccia.
•Boys: Reuben Anguisacabland,
Papanui High School,
athletics, cross-Country.
Nathan Carter, Darfield High
School, athletics, crosscountry.
Celyn Edwards,
Hillmorton High School, paraswimming.
Leuan Edwards,
Hillmorton High School, paraswimming.
Category four: The award
for the most outstanding
individual achievement
by a young sportswoman
and a young sportsman
specialising in one sport
•Girls: Charlotte Darry,
St Margaret’s College,
rowing. Sami Donnelly,
Burnside High School,
track cycling. Macey Fraser,
Rangiora High School,
football. Gabrielle Rennie,
Rangiora High School,
football. Olivia Sloan,
Christchurch Girls’ High
School, archery. Marisa
van der Meer, Middleton
Grange School, football.
Sally Wylaars, Avonside Girls’
High School, rowing. Lucy
Cochrane, Christchurch Girls’
High School, equestrian.
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nominated at the 29th Zonta Awards
Cass Hetherington,
Christchurch Girls’ High
School, sprint kayaking.
Helen Matthews, Kaiapoi
High School, basketball. Jess
Nisbet, Papanui High School,
canoe sprint. Brea Roderick,
Mount Hutt College, triathlon.
Caitlin Sadler, Avonside
Girls’ High School, korfball.
Ashley Strawbridge, Rangi
Ruru Girls’ School, hockey.
Brooke Teear, Papanui High
School, trampoline. Jiayi Zhou,
Burnside High School, table
tennis. Jenny Zhu, St Andrew’s
College, badminton.
•Boys: Celyn Edwards,
Hillmorton High School, paraswimming.
Zack Gallagher,
Christ’s College, rugby. John
Gerber, St Bede’s College,
athletics. Wil Gualter, Lincoln
High School, rugby. Sam
Hadley, Christ’s College,
skiing. Kazuma Kobori,
Rangiora High School, golf.
John Morrison, St Bede’s
College, hockey. Lawrence
Pithie, Christchurch Boys’ High
School, cycling. Jack Sexton,
St Andrew’s College, rugby.
Hunter Simpson, Rangiora
High School, softball. Jack
Wang, St Andrew’s College,
badminton.
Category five: The awards
for the most outstanding
team of young sportswomen
and sportsmen or mixed
team
•Girls: Avonside Girls’ High
School, rowing under-18
double. Christchurch
Girls’ High School, cricket.
Christchurch Girls’ High
School, hockey. Christchurch
Girls’ High School, rugby.
Rangiora High School,
futsal. St Andrew’s College,
badminton. St Margaret’s
College, rowing under-18
eight.
•Boys: Christchurch Boys’
High School, cycling under-20
team time trial. Christchurch
OUTSTANDING:
Avonside Girls’ High
School student
and boccia player
Alisha Mill has been
nominated for a Zonta
Award.
Boys’ High School, rowing
eight. Papanui High School,
cross-country. St Andrew’s
College, swimming relay.
St Thomas of Canterbury
College, futsal.
•Mixed finalists: Burnside
High School, golf. Burnside
High School, table tennis.
Lincoln High School, touch.
St Andrew’s College,
adventure racing. St Andrew’s
College, swimming.
Category six: The award
for the best all-round
young sportswoman and
young sportsman who has
achieved in more than one
sporting code
•Girls: Tegan Bishop,
Rangiora High School,
surfing, skiing, skateboard.
Sophie Bowden, Christchurch
Girls’ High School, hockey,
rowing. Jaidyn Busch,
Christchurch Girls’ High
School, rugby, athletics.
Anneka Calder, Rangi Ruru
Girls’ School, hockey, rowing.
Kate Herman, Lincoln High
School, touch, basketball,
rugby. Millie Thompson,
Lincoln High School, hockey,
touch, equestrian, ki-o-rahi.
Naia Toaolamai-holden,
Christchurch Girls’ High
School, rugby, sevens,
touch.
•Boys: Louis Clark, Christ’s
College, water polo, surf
lifesaving, swimming. Wil
Gualter, Lincoln High School,
touch, rugby, volleyball.
Cameron Henderson,
Christchurch Boys’ High
School, rowing, rugby. Suli
Samasoni, Hillmorton High
School, basketball, kI-o-rahi,
volleyball, rugby.
8
Tuesday October 22 2019
News
Exhibition to
feature mosiacs
MORE THAN 20 mosaic artists
from around the South Island
have come together to present
their work at the Eastside Gallery
in Linwood.
Artists
from the
Christchurch
Mosaic Art
Group are
displaying
their work
between
now and
November 9
as part of an
exhibition
called Media
Freedom.
The group of artists main aim is
to promote mosaics as a genuine
art form.
Media Freedom has
mosaics made from a wide
range of materials, including
opulent stained glass, fine
china, rich natural stone and even
beads.
Various creations, including
pictures, mirrors and decorative
crafts, are included in the
exhibition.
Many of these pieces are for
sale.
•The exhibition will be open
Monday to Saturday, 11am to
4pm.
Students study Northern Corridor impacts
• By Claire Booker
ST ALBANS residents want
more greenspace and the ability
to use their streets safely, a
student study has found.
With the Christchurch
Northern Corridor set to open
next year, the suburb is in for
some major roading changes.
So a group of Canterbury
University geography students
decided to ask residents what
they want for their area in a
three-month study.
The residents said they
want people and safety to be a
priority, rather than cars, when
the Christchurch Northern
Corridor opens next year.
Said Canterbury University
student researcher Matt Stent:
“In response to some of the
major changes and work being
planned within the suburb of
St Albans and the surrounding
area, we were interested in
finding out what some of the
positives people saw in their
streets and what could be
improved,”
Mr Stent said the students
findings will not be
implemented by them, but the
information will be available
to the St Albans Residents
Association to use in the future.
“We are working to help the
residents association understand
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the wishes of the local
community so they can keep
pressuring for the best outcome
for the residents of St Albans,”
he said.
Mr Stent said the project was a
good opportunity to be involved
with the community through
a challenging time, given the
predicted 48,000 vehicles per
day set to travel through the
suburb after the corridor opens.
“We are hoping that a
more positive outlook will be
beneficial for the local residents,
compared to the current council
plans and the flow-on effects.
“This course has reminded
us of the importance of this
kind of work to communities, as
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more than 80 members of the
community, and will receive a
grade on the project next month.
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Elton John
The definitive portrait, with unseen images
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“Looking at Terry’s photographs is like gazing through a window at the
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Inspired by a remarkable true story, the unforgettable journey of five
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swapping the twitching curtains of suburbia for newlywed life in
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Cypriot Grain Salad
Ingredients
• 1 bunch coriander, chopped
• ½ bunch parsley, chopped
• ½ red onion, finely diced
• 1 cup bulghur wheat (cracked wheat,
quinoa or cous cous can be used as an
alternative)
• Chicken stock
• ½ cup puy lentils
• 2 tbsp toasted pumpkin seeds
• 2 tbsp toasted slivered almonds
• 2 tbsp toasted pine nuts
• 2 tbsp baby capers
• ½ cup currants
• Juice of 1 lemon
• 3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
• Dash of red wine vinegar
• Sea salt to taste
• Cumin seeds to taste
Directions
• Soak bulghur wheat in chicken stock
(until just covered). Blanch lentils in
boiling water until just cooked. Drain
well and allow to cool.
• Cover with the cumin seeds and season
with sea salt. Set aside.
• Make a vinaigrette by mixing olive oil,
red wine vinegar and honey.
• In a medium bowl, place the coriander,
parsley, red onion, bulghur, lentils,
toasted nuts, capers, currants,
pomegranate seeds. Add vinaigrette,
mix well and season to taste.
• To serve layer a few spoonfuls of greek
yoghurt on top.
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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 and
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: QE II 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
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 is 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 of the 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
eBikes in
Brighton
will be held
at New
Brighton
Library on
Sunday from
2pm until
3pm. Those
curious
about eBikes
will get the
chance
to learn
about them
from New
Brighton’s
local bike
mechanic.
Free, no
bookings
required.
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- Reach
for the Sky (G)
Monday, 1.30pm
Kenneth More stars in this
1956 war/ drama. A biopic
about RAF group captain
Douglas Bader who, after losing
both legs, flew a British fighter
plane during World War 2. Cost
is $2, go early for a cuppa and a
chat.
New Brighton Museum, 8
Hardy St
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HEALTH & AWARENESS
Hip pain: Do I have arthritis or
could it be mainly my muscles?
The team at Physical Sense in Sydenham
sees clients with a range of symptoms but
many of their middle-aged and senior clients
visit complaining of pain in one or both hips.
Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests
that a major part of the pain could be due
to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis.
“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason
for the pain may be the muscles around the
joint,” she explains. Alternatively, a back
muscle could also be the cause, as shown in
the image.
Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year old
client with severe arthritis who walked with a
stick, told her, “I will end up in a wheelchair,
I cannot put any weight through my right leg
due to pain in my hip and buttock”. “Within
4 treatments, she was walking with her stick
but without the severe pain,” says Ietje. “The
arthritis was one of the factors that made her
muscles spasm but the other was that older
people move less and the flexed position
the hip is in when we sit is particularly bad
for the hip.” Ietje is happy with the fact that
although the client was 89 and could have
been “given up on” or told to live with the
pain, she made a difference to her health and
wellbeing.
At Physical Sense, hands-on techniques
Hip muscle that causes hip pain
(the crosses are the areas of the muscle spasms, the red areas is where the pain is felt)
(massage and triggerpoint deactivation
techniques) are used to release the muscles.
The client also gets a home exercise program
designed to mobilize and stretch the hip,
strengthen the important core muscles and
increase general strength and balance. They
teach a movement sequence that stretches
the hip in all directions whilst the client is
able to lie safely on their bed, perfect for
older or less mobile clients.
In many cases having the muscles released
and being taught how to maintain it, is
enough to stay on top of the problem. If
severe arthritis is the underlying cause, some
maintenance therapy may be necessary, but
that is often more affordable and, for older
patients, better tolerated than surgery. In
very few treatments the client will know if
it is going to work for them or not, without
financial commitment.
Back hip muscle that causes hip pain
Physical Sense Gym & Physio is located
at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham.
There is a bus stop in front of the door
and there is ample parking. To enquire
about specialised exercise classes or
physiotherapy treatment, phone 377-2577 or
visit www.triggerpoints.co.nz. Call before
end of October for your FREE assessment.
Physical Sense Gym and Physio is located at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. The Blue Line Bus stops in front of the door and there is ample
parking. To enquire about specialised exercise classes or physiotherapy treatment, phone 377-2577 or visit www.triggerpoints.co.nz
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FOCUS ON HEALTH
A natural remedy for good health
Black Seed oil is often referred to as “The Remedy
for all things.” The Prophet Muhammad called it “a
remedy for every illness except death.” Black seed
oil is extracted from black cumin seeds (Nigella
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King Tutankhamun’s tomb. For thousands of years
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Since 1959 scientists have carried out over 600
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conditions, infertility, neurological & mental illness
as well as various infectious diseases due to bacterial,
fungal, parasitic, & viral infections. According
to the “National Institute of Health” superbugs
are becoming a significant public health risk
as they are virtually impossible to treat. In the
USA an increasing number of hospital patients
are developing infections from superbugs with
more than 90,000 of these patients dying every
year. Researchers at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical
College wanted to confirm the benefits of black
seed oil against these superbugs compared with
common antibiotics. According to the study,
“out of 144 strains of superbugs tested, most of
which were resistant to a number of antibiotics,
97 were inhibited by the black seed oil. Microbes
or micro-organisms have been linked to most
disease & there are few things known to be
as effective against them as the black seed oil.
Croatian scientists studying mice with cancers
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Tasty Bites
Benefits of a Japanese plant-based diet
Japan is known for its plant-based diets, an intimate relationship with the sea, and one of
the oldest living populations in the world, this dish embodies the flavours and benefits of
what the country has to offer
Deconstructed sushi bowl
Serves 4
Ingredients
Pickled cucumber
1 cucumber, thinly sliced
½ cup (125ml) rice wine vinegar
or apple cider vinegar
2 tsp coconut sugar
1 Tbsp tamari
1 tsp sesame oil
2 Tbsp sesame seeds
Red rice
2 cups (400g) red or brown rice
¼ cup (60ml) sushi rice vinegar
Teriyaki roasted cauliflower
6 Tbsp tamari
¼ cup (60ml) water
3 Tbsp rice wine vinegar
2 tsp ginger, grated
4 Tbsp coconut sugar
1 Tbsp cornstarch
1 head cauliflower, chopped into
florets
8 small carrots
Salt and pepper, to taste
Olive oil
4 baby or two medium-sized bok
choys, thinly sliced lengthwise
To serve
½ pack of nori sheets cut
diagonally into triangles
4 radishes, thinly sliced
Coriander, to garnish
Directions
To make the pickled cucumber,
place sliced cucumber in a bowl
and sprinkle with a generous
pinch of salt – gently mix.
Set aside for 5min then rinse
and drain.
In a lidded container, combine
rice vinegar, coconut sugar,
tamari, sesame oil and sesame
seeds.
Add cucumbers to the
container and, with the lid on,
toss to marinate.
To make the rice, cook rice as
per package instructions. Once
cooked, add sushi rice vinegar
and stir well to combine.
To make the teriyaki roasted
cauliflower, heat oven to 200 deg
C.
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Add tamari, water, rice wine
vinegar, grated ginger and
coconut sugar in a medium pot.
Bring to boil and simmer on low
heat for 5min. Dissolve cornstarch
in a small amount of water.
Add this cornstarch mixture to
the pot to thicken, mixing well.
Simmer for a further minute and
stir occasionally. Add cauliflower
to the pot and toss to combine.
Spread cauliflower in a single
layer on a lined baking tray.
Place carrots on separate lined
baking tray. Sprinkle generously
with salt, pepper and olive oil.
Roast both the cauliflower and
carrots in the oven for 20min or
until done.
To saute the bok choy, heat olive
oil in a pan over medium heat.
Add bok choy and season with
salt and pepper. Cook for a few
minutes.
To serve, add a scoop of rice,
some toasted cauliflower, bok
choy, carrots, pickled cucumber,
a couple of nori sheets and some
radish in a serving bowl. Garnish
with coriander and extra sesame
seeds.
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