Pegasus Post: November 26, 2019

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2019 

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Options mooted to upgrade 

bus hub and make it safer 

• By Matt Slaughter 

OPTIONS BEING considered to 

improve the public transport hub 

on Buckleys Rd in Linwood could 

make it safer and more appealing. 

Said Norwich St resident Neale 

Tomlinson, whose house is near 

the hub: “Where the bus stops are 

now, which is over our fence, there 

is a bit of a problem, it’s not as bad 

as it used to be, but it is a bit of a 

problem with the bus stops getting 

smashed really quite regularly and 

rubbish and what have you.” 

The city council has reported 

the bus shelters on Buckleys Rd are 

small and inadequate for the about 

1400 passengers who use them a day. 

It says getting across Buckleys Rd is 

also difficult for passengers because 

of the high volume of traffic that 

uses the road. 

It says some of the 480 buses that 

use the Buckleys Rd stops each day 

block people’s driveways. 

The city council is asking for 

feedback on possible options to 

upgrade the bus hub and reduce 

these issues. 

It is proposing two potential 

options. The first option is to 

cul-de-sac Norwich St. It says 

this will allow the bus stops to be 

grouped together and more space 

to be created for bus passengers 

waiting. 

•Turn to page 6 

PLEASED: Norwich St resident Neale Tomlinson supports the city council’s proposal to improve the public transport hub on 

Buckleys Rd, Linwood. 

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Tuesday November 26 2019 3 

News 

Urgent call to reduce shellfish 

gathering limits in at-risk estuary 

• By Jess Gibson 

A CALL to urgently reduce the 

daily limit for shellfish collection 

in the Avon Heathcote Estuary 

has fallen flat. 

The Avon-Heathcote Estuary 

Ihutai Trust chairman Kit 

Doudney wrote to Ministry for 

Primary Industries requesting the 

daily recreational limit be lowered 

from 150 to 25 per person. 

The trust agreed last Wednesday 

a reduction would be its short 

term goal for protecting the estuary 

while it worked out a way to 

enforce a harvesting ban. 

However, MPI director of 

fisheries management Stuart 

Anderson said it would take a 

minimum of one year to lower 

the recreational daily limits in the 

estuary. 

“The process would include formal 

consultation and the government’s 

approval of any changes,” 

he said. 

Mr Anderson said signs will be 

erected in the estuary enforcing 

the limit of 150 in the next couple 

of months as there is currently 

nothing stating the rules. 

The impact of shellfish gathering 

in the estuary on shellfish 

numbers, birdlife, and human 

health has been of growing 

concern for its surrounding communities. 

Mr Doudney said the community 

was likely to be “very 

disappointed” that reducing the 

collection limit would now have 

to become one of the trust’s long 

term goals. 

The trust also has a long 

term goal of working with Ngai 

Tuahuriri to develop a mataitai, 

which would allow tangata 

whenua to enforce a ban. 

However, because a mataitai 

may take months or years to 

instigate, the trust saw a reduction 

as a way to control excessive 

gathering in the interim. 

He said the trust will discuss 

possible short term goals at its 

meeting next month. 

Mr Doudney said signs being 

put in at the estuary was a “positive” 

but he was sceptical of how 

long they would last, as the last 

set disappeared. 

Fisheries officers regularly 

patrol the estuary to ensure 

harvesting is lawful. Penalties are 

in place for non-compliance. 

LET DOWN: 

Avon-Heathcote 

Estuary 

Ihutai Trust 

chairman 

Kid Doudney 

said residents 

would be 

disappointed 

a plan to 

improve the 

health of the 

Avon Heathcote 

Estuary 

will take more 

than a year. 

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Tough kids get wet and muddy 

MORE THAN 5000 primary and 

intermediate school pupils took 

on mud pits, obstacles and tyre 

runs as part of the annual MASH 

Tough Kid challenge held in 

South New Brighton last week. 

The event first started following 

earthquakes to encourage sports 

participation and boost morale, 

now it also helps reduce screen 

time and improve mental health. 

Schools from across Canterbury 

got involved, with some 

coming from as far as Hanmer 

Springs and Windwhistle. 

The 2.7km course included 

waterslides, mud pits, inflatable 

obstacles and tyre runs. It ran 

through the forest and followed 

the estuary, finishing in the 

South New Brighton Domain. 

Said event co-ordinator, Isaac 

Sutherland: “It has been so exciting 

to see the number of schools 

getting involved with this event. 

We have schools that have been 

with us from the beginning, 

schools who send the entire roll, 

and new schools who have come 

on board to sample what the 

event has to offer.” 

Said Cathedral Grammar 

School teacher Kirsty Bond: “The 

kids love getting out and getting 

wet and muddy. The smiles on 

their faces speak for themselves.” 

TOUGH: 

Isleworth School 

year 5 pupils 

Gabby Arona- 

Robinson (left) 

and Manaia 

Tavelangi raced 

to the finish line 

hand in hand. 

FUN: Pupils from schools across Christchurch, 

including Opawa, were among the 5000 who 

raced to the finish line in the MASH Tough Kid 

challenge, South New Brighton, last week. 

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Bus hub feedback sought 

•From page 1 

This option will mean buses 

will no longer stop across driveways 

but it will stop vehicles 

travelling between Norwich St 

and Buckleys Rd. 

Mr Tomlinson supports the 

first option and said it could also 

reduce vandalism of the bus stops 

because the area they would be 

moved to is not hit with damage 

and graffiti as often. 

He said grouping the bus stops 

together could mean if they are 

vandalised, the area to clean up 

would be much smaller. 

Said city council transport 

planning and delivery 

manager Lynette Ellis: “With 

the cul-de-sac option there 

is space for some form of 

seating, trees, a grass bank, a 

drinking fountain and a paved 

play area.” 

The second option is to retain 

a left turn from Norwich St onto 

Buckleys Rd. This option would 

split the bus stops but enable 

limited access to be retained 

between Norwich St and Buckleys 

Rd. 

“With the left-turn option 

there is space for some planting 

and a seat or a drinking fountain,’’ 

said Ms Ellis. 

“We want to build better bus 

UPGRADE: The city council is asking people for feedback on their prefered option to improve 

the bus hub next to Eastgate Shopping Centre in Linwood. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

shelters so waiting passengers 

have more protection from the 

weather and we want to install 

a signalised pedestrian crossing 

so that people can get across the 

road more easily. 

“We also want to move the bus 

stops to the end of Norwich St so 

we reduce the likelihood of people’s 

driveways being blocked,’’ 

she said. 

People have until December 

2 to share their views on which 

of the two options they prefer 

at https://www.ccc.govt.nz/ 

the-council/consultationsand-submissions/haveyoursay/ 

show/271. 

• HAVE YOUR SAY: What do 

you think of the city council’s 

proposed options to improve 

the bus hub on Buckleys Rd? 

Email your thoughts to matt. 

slaughter@starmedia.kiwi 

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A DRAIN which has not been 

maintained since the 1960s will 

be renewed next year. 

But it will mean about 100 

healthy trees and shelterbelts will 

get the chop. 

The Papanui-Innes Community 

Board voted on Friday to approve 

the removal of the trees along the 

Canal Reserve Drain on Marshland 

Rd between Mairehau and 

Hawkins Rds. 

City councillor and board 

member Pauline Cotter said 

council staff worked closely with 

the community regarding the tree 

removal. 

Said Cr Cotter: “Nobody wants 

to cut down healthy trees unless 

we have to. It’s for the greater 

benefit.” 

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Hawkins Styx river intersection is 

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type of jawless fish similar to eels. 

The drain is to be renewed to 

reduce the potential flood risk and 

associated damage with the road. 

Work is set to begin early next 

year and run until 2021. 

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Second book from New Brighton 

WELL-KNOWN New Brighton 

surfing identity Warren Hawke 

has penned a new book on the 

history of the sport. 

NZ SURF: The Collection Vol 2 

is another masterful publication 

of photos and stories. 

The book is a celebration of 

New Zealand surfing with more 

than 400 photos and 60,000 

words. 

It also features New Brighton 

surfers Ron Carter and the late 

Chris Allan. 

The book follows up from 

Hawke’s Volume One which was 

published in 2017 and has since 

sold out. 

The new book includes surfing 

history, surfer profiles, environmental 

articles and a selection of 

surfing highlights. 

Of note is the Coming Through 

chapter which contains a feature 

for teenagers based on skills for 

surfing and skills for living and 

growing through their teenage 

years. 

It also features a full-page 

photo of New Brighton resident 

Hugh Ritchie which is taken 

from the water during the earthquake 

repairs to the pier. 

It is this photo which opens the 

Log Burner or longboard section 

of the book which includes a 

piece about 70-year-old Carter 

and Allan. 

Both Carter and Allan had a 

positive impact on Hawke when 

he was a surfing Gremmie back 

in 1966. 

Hawke has drawn upon over 

50 years of surfing experience 

and involvement in researching 

and assembling this volume. 

His connection includes surfing 

successfully at a competitive 

level, organisation and management 

of major surfing competitions 

and festivals and the position 

of chief judge at the New 

Zealand Surfing Championships. 

Over the past 40 years, Hawke 

has been a freelance writer and 

photographer for surfing magazines 

around the world. He also 

included material from other 

LATEST EDITION: 

Warren Hawke’s 

new book follows 

up on NZ SURF: The 

Collection Volume I, 

which was published 

in 2017 and has since 

sold out. 

surf photographers and writers 

to extend the content and coverage 

of New Zealand surfing. 

The design and layout of the 

book was done by New Brighton 

artist and graphic designer Josh 

O’Rouke.



surfing identity in print 

Said Mr Hawke: “His flair and 

ability has ensured that NZ Surf: The 

Collection Volume II presents itself 

as a volume jam-packed with surfing 

culture. 

“Its hardcore surf content demands 

to be investigated and enjoyed. It is 

wonderful that our local surfing community 

get to play a significant part.” 

The book was published by 

Auckland beach and surf publisher 

Photo CPL and is available from most 

book and surf shops. 

STYLISH: (Right) – Ron Carter 

balances on his board at New 

Brighton beach. 

BALANCE: Winter Olympics silver medalist Annelise Coberger rides the crest of a wave. 

HANG TEN: Hugh Ritchie is one of a number of 

New Brighton surfers photographed for the book. 

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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 

Scrabble Club 

Tuesday 1-2.45pm at Parklands 

Library, Wednesday 1.30-3.30pm 

at Shirley Library 

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, 

as above. 

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 

Sit and Be Fit 

Thursday, 9.30am 

Complete a class of exercises 

without even leaving your 

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or coffee. 

Taiora: QE II Recreation and 

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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 

Wednesday 4th December - Corner Wilkinsons and Johns Roads (Access via Gardiners Road) 

Thursday 12th December - Corner Linwood Ave and Keighleys Road 

Artwork by Pollyanna will be held at Linwood Library today until Saturday from open until 

close. Linwood artist Pollyanna will present a selection of her artwork completed over the last 24 

years. Her work covers a range of media including her most recent work using acrylic on canvas. 

Go along to see the passion, purpose and power of Pollyanna’s work. 

Rummikub Club 

Thursday, 10am-12pm 

Go along and join in a game 

of Rummikub, a tile-based game 

for two to four players, which 

combines elements of the card 

games rummy and mahjong. 

This is a free event. 

Linwood Library 

A Lion in the Meadow 

Storytimes 

Thursday, 10.30-11am 

Go along and celebrate the 

50th anniversary of Margaret 

Mahy’s A Lion in the Meadow. 

Go and create an imaginary 

meadow of felt flowers and 

grasses. Share in an interactive 

session including a giant copy 

of the book, songs, rhymes and 

play. Make your own lion tail 

and ears. Free, no bookings 

required. 

Parklands Library 

Game Zone 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along and play Minecraft, 

charades, Connect Four, 

Pictionary and more. Take 

your friends or meet some new 

ones. All children aged eight 

to 13 welcome, no bookings or 

payment needed. 

Linwood 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. 


Culture Exchange 

Friday, 3.45-4.45pm 

Make new friends, 

practise 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 

face-painting. 

New Brighton Pedestrian 

Mall 

Super Saturday 

Storytimes 

Saturday, 11-11.45am 

Encourage learning 

through stories. This is an interactive 

programme with stories, 

songs, rhymes, craft and play. 

Free. 


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Term One: 15th March - Christchurch Muslim Attack 

We woke up to the dawn of a new school day, a different New Zealand, a stronger nation. Our 

students and staff returned to school after the tragic events of 15th March. We learned about the 

attacks on our Muslim community. Our staff had a special briefing outlining our support for students, 

staff and community. 

Our school focussed on compassion, respect and the acknowledgement of people: students, staff, 

parents, NZ Police, Ministry of Education, Ambulance and Medical service, and all who have helped 

over those days. 

On that day the odious apparatus of fear raised its ugly head. 

The tragic Muslim attack will not deter us as a school, community or nation. We all have a 

responsibility to model the values of compassion, respect and aroha for our fellow New Zealander. We 

cannot let trepidation rule our communities. As a nation, we have grown stronger and better. We are 

known as a country for our Aroha and Manakitanga. I am proud to be the Principal of a Christchurch 

School working with caring, compassionate, and respectful students, staff and community. 

Term Two: Enrolment Zone 

The Board of Mairehau High School recently adopted an enrolment scheme that has been approved 

by the Secretary for Education. Under this scheme, students will be enrolled if they live within our 

home zone. 

There has been a collective desire to create a sustainable school network that will have a significant 

positive impact on the learning communities of Christchurch. Mairehau High School remains 

committed to ensuring that our approach to zoning change will meet the needs of schools in 

our community, while also supporting the effectiveness of improving a more sustainable school 

education network. Our new zone will take effect from 1 January 2020. 

Term Three: Property Design Rebuild 

Our school roll is expected to grow to 500 pupils, and the master plan will allow for a roll build of up 

to 800. The new rebuild design is in its very early stages; it offers an opportunity to provide new 21stcentury 

Hard Materials, Hospitality, Visual Arts and Supported Learning facility. (money permitting, the 

Board is also considering an upgrade to the gymnasium) 

Each phase of the plan is aligned to the greater Christchurch Network of Schools and the Ministry of 

Education prediction of roll growth. 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. 

Encouraging 

excellence 

in our 

community 

We are still taking 

enrolments for 2020. 

Please call the office 

for a prospectus 

or download an 

enrolment form at 

www.mairehau.school.nz 

Term Four: Education Review Office 

The school’s commitment to providing 

effective strategic leadership and 21stcentury 

vision and facilities is evident in 

Mairehau High School’s Charter. 

Earlier this term, our school was reviewed by the Education 

Review Office (ERO). This is an external government agency charged 

with the responsibility of determining the quality of teaching, the 

strength and quality of internal review, and improvement processes 

in the school. 

Mairehau High School provides genuine opportunities for its 

students to excel academically, in leadership, in community service, 

in a sporting activity or in the arts. The school has a caring and 

nurturing environment with outstanding staff. 

Harry Romana, Principal 

Leaders and teachers have a clear and shared focus on knowing the learner. Teachers use a wide 

range of information about students’ achievement, progress and wellbeing to: 

- Identify students’ learning needs and track and monitor their progress 

- Provide extra support for students who need more assistance 

-Share information that promotes increased understanding of, and useful responses to, students’ 

learning and wellbeing needs 

- Support improved attendance, retention and engagement in learning 

Our GaTE coordinator Angela Marshall has provided significant progress with the school’s wellconsidered 

Gifted and Talented education programme. Our Careers team, led by Margaret Robertson, 

provides pathways for students to vocational and tertiary opportunities. 

A wide range of abilities is identified and fostered in GaTE planning and approaches. Identified 

students have ongoing opportunities to explore and extend their learning within their area of special 

ability. 

Conclusion: 

I would like to publically acknowledge my Board Chair, Mr Chris Caselton who was appointed this 

year, and all Board members for your continued support. 

I now wish to acknowledge some of the people that have supported our students’ journey through 

Mairehau High School, the Mairehau High School staff. We are fortunate to have an abundance of 

dedicated and conscientious staff who contribute to the education and well-being of our students. 

Thank you. 

I also take this opportunity to acknowledge members of my senior leadership team: Rebecca 

Swanson and Siobhan Murphy, for supporting me, and providing leadership, when it really mattered. 

I genuinely value your personal and professional commitment to me this year. We have had our good 

times, shared our challenging times, and we have had a lot of fun along the way. 

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This is who we are... students and staff 

focusing on our C.A.R.E values 

Senior Awards 2019 

Fight for equality 

The Avon Shirley Masonic Lodge Good Citizenship Award: 

The Lodge annually presents this award to two senior students 

who, on the recommendations of staff, best exemplify the 

qualities of good citizenship. These qualities include tolerance, 

kindness, and tact in relating to others. Good citizenship is 

reflected in a desire to help others, to put others first, and to serve 

others selflessly without expecting reward. 

In the spirit of this award the two students nominated an 

organization which received a significant donation on their 

behalf. The generous gift of $500 from The Lodge will go to the 

organization “I AM HOPE” – a New Zealand charity focused on 

supporting youth and communities by promoting societal and 

attitudinal change towards mental health and wellbeing. 

It gives us great pleasure to announce our two winners: 

Darrell Suaesi Faamau 

Joshua Schuurman 

We would like to thank The Avon Shirley Masonic Lodge for their 

continued supported of this prestigious gift and award. 

Sportsperson of the Year Award: 

The winner of the award is a multi-talented athlete with sporting 

passion who participates in a range of sporting codes at a high 

level – including football, swimming and basketball. 

In swimming, he is a member of the Special Olympics Canterbury 

squad and has consistently impressed with his ability to reach the 

podium. 

In football, he is a member of the Sunshine Football Club 

(representing Canterbury) and participated in a Special Olympics 

Tier 1 tournament. This division 1 team finished second in the 

competition while in the school’s football tournament, his team 

was also placed 2nd. 

In basketball, this proficient sportsperson 

trained hard with the Supported Learning 

Centre school team and was a key player 

during the latest tournament as the team 

went through, winning game after game 

to eventually win the 2nd division. 

We are very pleased to award Jeffrey 

Taylor as our Sports Person of the Year. 

Prime Ministers Vocational Excellence Award: 

This award is aimed at raising the status of the vocational study 

and recognizing the achievements of students excelling in 

vocational education. The award also aims to inspire students to 

plan more carefully how their subject choices lead on to careers 

that suit their skills and abilities. 

In its inaugural year, the school has 

nominated an exceptional young 

man who has always had a clear 

pathway for his future and his passion 

for the outdoors has been developed 

at school. He will make an amazing 

outdoor education instructor. 

We would like to congratulate Joshua 

Schuurman as winner of this award 

and wish him all the best as he starts 

the new year as an intern at The Boyle 

River Outdoor Education Centre. 

Runner-up to the 2019 Mairehau Scholar: 

Caitlyn Barnett-Johnston has a quietly confident personality, who 

is a polite and respectful member of our school. She is always kind 

and courteous, a testament to her empathetic nature and her 

diligence has seen her achieve impressive results so far this year. 

Teachers have acknowledged Caitlyn for her perceptional 

ability, her conceptual understanding, her problem solving 

capability and her reporting skills. She is a person who will utilize 

opportunities offered by new knowledge and technologies to 

ensure a sustainable social, economic, cultural and environmental 

future for all. 

We are all proud of Caitlyn’s 

contribution to our school and her 

accomplishments, and we wish her 

well in her tertiary studies at ARA 

next year. 

Caitlyn’s academic profile is: 

1st History 

1st Geography 

1st = Health 

1st = Mathematics with Statisics 

Our Premier Award - 2019 Mairehau Scholar: 

Jesse Jeffries – an exceptional student, and a person who has 

impressed us with his quiet, focused purpose, and his natural, 

perceptive intelligence. He has demonstrated his all-round effort 

this year with his considerable commitment. Jesse works hard 

and complements this with determination and exceptional selfdiscipline. 

As an academic, Jesse has been able to establish and achieve 

challenging goals. He has demonstrated an astute understanding 

of enquiry and evaluation, synthesis and time management skills, 

the subtle nuances and communication skills in senior English, 

his creative abilities and talents flourish in Music and Art, and his 

analytical perception in Mathematics with Statistics. 

Jesse is indeed genuinely talented and has a balanced approach 

to his studies and life. 

We are extremely proud of his 

achievements and contributions over 

his years of study at our school, and 

we wish him all the very best as he 

continues his education next year at 

the University of Canterbury. 

Jesse’s academic profile is: 

1st English 

1st Music 

1st Art 

1st = Mathematics with Statistics 

Year 9 student Imogen Caselton 

was selected as a Consumer 

Hero by Fair Go for her fight for 

equality regarding rugby team 

merchandise. Imogen believes 

there should be greater 

availability of team jerseys 

and other kits for Black Ferns 

supporters. 

Fair Go is helping her in her 

mission, and she was recently filmed at school explaining the 

issue to the Principal and her classmates. 

It is fantastic for a young Year 9 student of Mairehau High School 

to stand up for her right to acknowledge and wear merchandise 

worn by her female role models. 

Imogen also won prizes for her school, including a printer and a 

camera. Good on you, Imogen! 

Mairehau in pictures 

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Board it and they will come 

Whether for an easy family 

breakfast on a Sunday 

morning or part of a brunch 

party with friends, this parfait 

board is sure to please even 

the pickiest of palates 

Fruit and dips board 

Serves 6-8 

Use 46cm x 28cm board 

Ingredients 

1½ cups plain Greek yoghurt 

1½ cups strawberry Greek 

yoghurt 

1½ cups blueberry Greek 

yoghurt 

¼ cup honey with honeycomb 

¼ cup pomegranate seeds 

¼ cup Grape-Nuts cereal 

¼ cup slivered almonds 

¼ cup cacao nibs 

¼ cup multiseed ancient grains 

blend 

¼ cup peanut butter or almond 

butter 

1 cup raspberries 

1 cup blackberries 

¾ cup blueberries 

8 strawberries, with some sliced 

and some cut in half 

1 banana, peeled and sliced 

1 cup fruit and nut granola 

1 cup granola clusters 

1 cup chocolate almond granola 

¼ cup toasted coconut chips 

½ cup chopped dried fruit 

Directions 

Place the yogurts in large 

(473ml) Mason jars on 3 

different areas of the board. 

Put the honey with honeycomb 

in a serving bowl and place the 

bowl on the board. 

Put the pomegranate seeds, 

Grape-Nuts, slivered almonds, 

cacao nibs, ancient grains blend, 

and peanut butter in small 

serving bowls and place the 

bowls across the board. 

Add the berries and sliced 

banana to the board, followed 

by the granolas. Fill in any gaps 

with the toasted coconut chips 

and chopped dried fruit. 

Charcuterie and cheese 

board 

Serves 12+ 

Use 51cm board 

Ingredients 

1 whole pineapple 

1 cup raspberries, divided 

1½ cups blueberries, divided 

1½ cups blackberries, divided 

1½ cups chocolate pudding 

¾ cup caramel dip 

1½ cups plain or vanilla Greek 

yoghurt 

¾ cup mixed berries 

whipped cream cheese 

1 cup chunky granola 

2 cups red grapes, in bunches 

2 cups green grapes, in bunches 

2 medium oranges, sliced into 

wedges 

12 small watermelon wedges, 

with rinds 

1 mango, peeled, pitted, and 

thinly sliced 

2 kiwifruit, peeled and thinly sliced 

1 medium starfruit, sliced 

15 whole strawberries 

1 red apple, thinly sliced 

1 cup fresh cherries, with stems 

2 bananas, peeled and sliced 

Directions 

Vertically slice the pineapple 

in half, keeping the stem on one 

half. Hollow out the half with 

the stem to be used as a bowl. 

Reserve the pineapple flesh. 

Place the pineapple bowl in the 

centre of the board. 

Cut the reserved pineapple 

flesh into chunks. Mix the 

pineapple chunks with quarter 

cup of the raspberries, quarter 

cup of the blueberries, and 

quarter cup of the blackberries. 

Put the pineapple and berry fruit 

mixture into the hollowed-out 

pineapple bowl. 

Put the chocolate pudding, 

caramel dip, yoghurt, cream 

cheese, and granola in small 

serving bowls and place the 

bowls across the board. 

Arrange the grape bunches 

on the board, followed by the 

orange slices, watermelon 

wedges, and sliced mango. 

Fan kiwifruit slices around 

the yoghurt bowl, the starfruit 

around the cream cheese bowl, 

the strawberries around the 

chocolate pudding bowl, and the 

apple slices around the caramel 

dip bowl. 

Place the cherries near the 

top of the pineapple stem and 

the banana slices next to the 

cherries. 

Fill in the gaps on the board 

with the remaining threequarters 

of a cup raspberries, 1¼ 

cups blueberries, and 1¼ cups 

blackberries. 

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The countdown to the big day is well underway, so making up the 

Christmas gift list will now be a top priority… if you haven’t already done so. 

Finding those special gifts and stocking fillers as 

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our city’s malls and shopping centres, where the shops 

are bursting with festive merchandise. 

Every woman likes to receive body pampering 

gifts, and there is a huge selection of these priced 

to suit all budgets at the many pharmacies and gift 

shops around the city. Perfume is another favourite 

and again there is a wide selection to choose from, 

ranging from exciting new releases to the well-known 

fragrances that have stood the test of time. Lingerie, 

jewellery, fashion accessories, homewares and decor 

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The men are equally well catered for, from the 

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brothers and the DIY enthusiast and keen gardener 

husbands and dads. Choose from clothing, books, 

tools, personal grooming items and gadgets to put a 

smile on their face on Christmas morning. 

Speaking of smiles, nothing gives families more joy 

than seeing the excitement of the children opening 

their presents. Whether they are delivered by Santa 

or snuck under the tree by mum and dad, the cuddly 

toys, games, dolls and building blocks, the candy 

canes, toy trucks and pretty dresses currently filling 

the shops will bring squeals of sheer happiness from 

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McMaster & Heap 

Veterinary practice 

Open Day 

november 30th 2019 

FINALLY, our “new build” is complete and we’d love to personally 

show you all around on our OPEN DAY, which is fast approaching. 

We are very proud of what we have achieved, 

something that hasn’t been seen in small 

animal practice before - completely separate 

cat and dog reception, consulting, surgical 

and ICU treatment areas. 

This new edition has been seven years in 

the making - a lot of time and energy has 

been dedicated to this project as well as 

decisions to be made on a daily basis. We 

bought the old house next to the clinic in 

2012 anticipating we would expand one day. 

It was so exciting to finally see foundations 

being laid. 

grow it, but we have. We now we have a 

staff of 27, a team of eight veterinarians with 

different skill sets and interests - something 

we are very proud of and have tried hard to 

achieve. We want our clients to have all their 

needs met, and those of their precious pets, 

all under one roof. 

Old house converted to new extension. 

Demolition time. 

To go back 20 years ….. In 1999 we took over 

the reins of Rozens Vet Clinic ( which was an 

old house situated in our carpark). We have 

very fond memories of our early days there 

and we were a small yet enthusiastic staff 

of six back then. Our small garage doubled 

as a cattery, our carpark was flooded most 

of winter and inhabited by Mallards, X-rays 

were manually developed in the toilet and 

often we were so busy cages were stacked 

on top of each other in the surgical area. 

Our young sons, Connor and Dylan, often 

watched their mum and dad perform 

surgeries, cuddling and playing with kittens 

in the small staffroom. They were good times 

and we got to know some terrific, animal 

mad clients, who are still with us 20 years on. 

The Practice we work out of now was built 

in 2008 and never thought we would out 

Smartflow patient monitoring. 

Cat ICU and treatment area. 

Aside from the separate cat wing, our new 

280 square metre addition will feature 

space for rehabilitation and physiotherapy, 

a state off the art theatre and surgical wing 

for referral surgeries, a double dental room, 

another feline ward, large ultrasonography 

room and extra kennelling for about 20 dogs 

plus storage galore. 

We are very proud to now be able to offer 

Referral Surgery at McMaster & Heap Vets. Dr 

Helen Milner has now joined the team who 

is an Australian and New Zealand Registered 

Specialist in Small Animal Surgery. She will 

be able to offer a wide array of soft tissue, 

orthopaedic and neurological surgeries. 

ORIJEN and ACANA 

are proud to support 

McMaster & Heap with 

their hospital and NEW cat 

only treatment extension. 

The ORIJEN and ACANA 

Dog and Cat food range 

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clinic. 

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McMaster & Heap 

Veterinary practice 

We are also very fortunate to have the 

services of Dr Richard Lucy who does 

all the Echocardiography, Endoscopy 

and Abdominal and Musculoskeletal 

Ultrasonography in the Practice. Richard 

has also put pacemakers in dogs, performs 

our spinal taps and can also interpret MRI’s 

and CT scans. He’s consulted a lot by us all. 

Richard and Helens ethics, empathy, genuine 

love of all animals, professional style and 

incredibly high skill level fits with our aim of 

becoming a “Centre of Excellence”. 

Our other vets are also skilled up in areas 

of interest and passion to them - Steve 

with Ophthalmology, Dentistry and 

Reconstructive Surgery, Sara enjoying 

Dermatology and Exotics, Olivia a whiz at 

all tricky Dentistry, Kirsty is very competent 

in Soft Tissue Surgery, Chemotherapy and 

Transfusion Medicine and Catherine is a 

fantastic Medicine and Intensive Care expert 

as well as performing Ultrasounds whenever 

Richard is away. Me, I’m a jack of all trades, 

doing a little of everything but my passion 

lies with consulting and meeting new pets 

and people, radiography and surgery. 

Michele and steve in the cattery. 

In the past 20 years we have learnt heaps 

about running a successful business and 

working together as a team. One of our goals 

is to lead by example and empower our staff 

to be their best, enjoy what they are good 

at and love coming to work for us every day. 

The right people, with the right set of skills 

and attitude, are the key to our success. 

The NZL Veterinary industry is rapidly 

changing with many Practices being bought 

by Corporate Entities and amalgamating with 

practices. The need to keep up, diversify, 

provide flexibility and options for people 

and find your niche area is our future aim. 

We will never stand still and be complacent. 

We will listen to our clients and staff and see 

what they want from us going forward in the 

future. 

Cat clinic entrance. 

Theatre preparation & surgical scrub area. 

We have also moved fast with regards to 

technology. I’m not really a starter for change 

but Steve persisted and eventually had me 

sold on our new veterinary software system, 

EzyVet and our new patient monitoring and 

billing system, Smartflow. We are virtually 

paperless and you’ll see our nurses walking 

around with iPads updating flowsheets and 

monitoring anaesthetics. Now I couldn’t 

go back. This system is so accurate, very 

professional and way more efficient. 

I hope McMaster & Heap will stand the test 

of time, cementing itself in Christchurch, as a 

hospital who pride themselves on excellence, 

expertise, quality patient care and full 

commitment to our people and their pets. 

We would love to see you on Saturday 

30th November between 12-3pm for a look 

around at where your special furries stay 

when they are with us and enjoy a coffee, 

sausage sizzle and get advice or just enjoy 

a chat from our super staff and industry 

representatives who will be present on the 

day also. There will also be cat and dog 

goodie bags, raffles and discount vouchers 

on some foods. 

Hope to see you real soon. 

steve, Michele and Lola 

Open 7 days 

Cnr Hoon Hay & Coppell Place | Phone 338 2534 | Fax 339 8624 

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pull down attic storage and laundry 

offers great storage options. 

This is an unbelievable convenient 

location. Enjoy a short stroll to Moncks 

Bay waterfront, Barnett Park, the local 

bowling club, New World super market, 

cafes and bus transport. 

Those seriously considering its 

purchase are advised to register their 

interest as it may be sold at any time. 

Deadline Sale, all offers will be 

presented Tuesday 3rd December 2019 

at 6pm, unless sold prior. 

Please call Debra Hakaraia 

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2004 Toyota Vitz 

Toyota Estima 

Honda CB750F 1979 

Sunbeam Frying Pan 

Ford 3000 Y 

$30 

ID 32440 

$5,000 

ID 32458 

$5,190 

ID 32425 

$3,500 

ID 32309 

$10 

ID 32457 

$4,500 

ID 32441 

Johnson 8hp Outboard Motor 

Slide Projector 

Suzuki Escudo 1989 

Victorian Table 

STX 38 John Deere Ride-on Mower 

Cane Furniture 

$900 

ID 32376 

$75 

ID 32455 

$2,500 

ID 32416 

$250 

ID 32408 

$1,600 

ID 32452 

$250 

ID 32392 

Ford Fiesta 1.6 LX 

Wooden Ladder 

9-piece Period Dining Suite 

Garden Bike Plant Stand 

Honda Accord Euro 

Toyota Caldina 

$5,500 

ID 32435 

$20 

ID 32223 

$550 

ID 32202 

See Seller 

ID 32164 

$5,200 

ID 32147 

$2,300 

ID 32035 

Solid Rimu Desk by Gavin Cox 

1993 Toyota Estima Emina 

1896 Roper Steam Bicycle Replica 

Housetruck/Sleepout 

NZ New Corolla Wagon 

Victorian Porcelain 

$550 

ID 31910 

$3,800 

ID 31970 

$65,000 

ID 31942 

$8,000 

ID 31888 

$4,700 

ID 31967 

$350 

ID 31848 

1992 Gibson Firebird V, Mint Mazda MX-5 

Small Dehumidifier 

Bell Decanters 

Tidy VY SS Commodore 

Coffee Table - Recycled Hardwood 

$3,000 

ID 31883 

$10,990 

ID 26396 

$50 

ID 31875 

$75 

ID 31865 

$14,750 

ID 31800 

$375 

ID 31869 

Ryobi Hedge Cutter 

AMW Heavy Duty Scooter 

Samsung Fridge/Freezer 

FREE Piano 

Alloy Jet Boat 

Fish Tank, Cabinet & Equipment 

$50 

ID 31826 

$2,995 

ID 28336 

$225 

ID 31746 

FREE 

ID 31744 

$8,000 

ID 28259 

$300 

ID 31653 

Couch 

Suzuki 

2005 Nissan Tiida Latio 

Kawasaki ER 650N 

Sofa Bed 

Leather Recliner 

$150 

ID 31705 

$1,200 

ID 31703 

$4,000 

ID 31840 

See Seller 

ID 31693 

$185 

ID 31687 

$110 

ID 31666 

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