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TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2020
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Fundraisers for Lachie’s cancer battle
HUMBLED: Kelly Sharpe, Lachie Sutherland and Jon Sharpe feel fortunate to have had the support of so many people
during Lachie’s second battle with neuroblastoma cancer.
• By Jess Gibson
“AS A result of this most
unwanted experience, you get
to see the very best in people.”
This is Huntsbury mother
Kelly Sharpe’s reaction to
the support her family has
received as her 12-year-old
son, Lachie Sutherland, battles
neuroblastoma for a second
time.
So far, about $26,000 has
been raised towards an
$80,000 goal to afford selffunded
MIGD therapy in
Sydney, which Lachie is
scheduled to receive later this
month.
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‘Untidy’
cemetery’s
maintenance
concerns
• By Matt Slaughter
AMBER GAZZARD says
Rutherford St (Woolston)
Cemetery is “going to rack and
ruin” and is overgrown.
But city council community
parks manager Al Hardy says maintenance
happens at the cemetery
every two weeks and measures
are being taken to address “minor
growth on some of the grave tops.”
Pegasus Post reported on February
25 Lynette King’s family is
concerned with the state of their
relatives’ headstones at Bromley
cemetery and will have to pay a
city council approved contractor if
they want them fixed.
Ms Gazzard’s grandfather
Edward Kynaston and great
grandparents Annie and Hester
Kynaston are buried at Rutherford
St (Woolston) Cemetery.
People do not have to pay the
city council to maintain the
vegetation of its graveyards and
are allowed to do this themselves.
However, Ms Gazzard said they
shouldn’t have to and city council
staff should be doing this themselves
more often.
Said Ms Gazzard: “Years ago,
they [city council staff] planted
shrubs but those shrubs are dead
some of them, on top of the graves.
It looks blimmin untidy.”
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Duke Festival of Surfing encourages
public to drop in and hang loose
THE DUKE Festival of Surfing
started yesterday and goes until
March 15.
The New Brighton Pier and
Foreshore Promotions Society is
presenting this year’s event.
The festival commemorates surfing
legend Duke Kahanamoku’s
visit to New Brighton in 1915.
Said festival director Esther
Perriam: “The festival is a
celebration of our local surfing
culture based around the surfing
life and Duke Kahanamoku’s
values of treating each other
with respect. His creed of aloha
is to greet or leave people with
respect.
“We have a very full festival
planned this year,” she said.
There will be three days of
surfing events from March 13 to
March 15.
These will include the open
men’s and women’s longboard
competitions, where competitors
will be up for New Zealand
selection. There will also be
competitions for women over
40-years-old and ones for men
over 45, 60, and 70.
The Stoked Art Exhibition is
being launched on March 12 at
Switch Cafe. It will be open until
March 15 and all works will be
SURF’S UP: A range of events are being held in New Brighton for The Duke Festival of Surfing,
which started yesterday and runs until March 15.
PHOTO: WARREN HAWKE ​
available for purchase. Profits
from the sale of artwork will
be used by The New Brighton
Pier and Foreshore Society for
projects to enhance the New
Brighton area.
The festival will also include
surfing lessons for school children
from South New Brighton,
New Brighton Catholic and Rawhiti
schools and Haeata Community
Campus and a schools
art competition.
A free family movie night will
be held at New Brighton’s outdoor
amphitheatre, just south of
the pier on March 13 and there
will be a free rock concert on
March 14.
The pier and foreshore society
has the backing of New Brighton
businesses and the Coastal-
Burwood Community Board
for the festival. The goal of the
events is to help promote New
Brighton as the home of surfing
in New Zealand.
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Surprise when results came back
• From page 1
The treatment delivers targeted
radiation to the rare type of cancer
which develops in infants and
young children.
With a number of fundraisers
to go Mrs Sharpe is “very optimistic”
the target will be met.
An auction and comedy night
with live music on
March 14 at The Tannery’s
Cassels Blue
Smoke is the next event,
and Mrs Sharpe is hoping
to sell 350 tickets.
Following that, there
will be a quiz night,
karma keg night and a
Hoyts movie screening.
Before his MIGD
therapy, Lachie has spent
the past five months
undergoing eight rounds
of chemotherapy and
seven cycles of immunotherapy
and radiation.
He relapsed with neuroblastoma
in August after showing
no evidence of the disease since
2013.
It was 2012 when Lachie was
diagnosed for the first time.
He flew to Sydney, aged four, to
receive MIGD therapy and was
there for his fifth birthday.
His last treatment fell around
the same time as his father, Chris
Sutherland, died from metastatic
melanoma after having been
STRONG: Lachie
Sutherland
relapsed with
neuroblastoma
cancer in August.
diagnosed the month before.
But six years on, Lachie was
embracing life.
About to embark on his final
year of primary school and excitedly
considering high school
options.
Relapse was the last thing on
anyone’s mind.
Said Mrs Sharpe: “I
think everyone was surprised
when the results
came back showing a
relapse.
“We were devastated
and heartbroken and
quickly catapulted back
into a world we never
wanted to revisit.’’
It was made harder
by the fact Mrs Sharpe
had lost her mother to
cancer early last year.
But in finding a silver
lining, she said she has been “really
fortunate to have the support
of so many wonderful people.
“I think we all struggle to
rationalise why a child should
have to experience cancer, so
when they do, it seems to be
something that calls people to
action. They want to help, to
make a difference and ease his
suffering.”
•To donate to a Givealittle
for Lachie’s treatment, visit
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cause/touch-pause-engage
Fundraising events for
Lachie Sutherland’s MIGD
therapy in Sydney:
Lachie’s Fundraisier at
Cassels Blue Smoke
March 14, 6-11.30pm
An evening of comedy, auctions,
raffles and music. For
tickets, visit: www.trybooking.
com/nz/book/event?eid=2552&
The Tannery, 3 Garlands Rd,
Woolston
Quiz Night
March 27, from 7pm
Auction, silent auction and
raffle prizes. To RSPV, email
RSVP forlachie@gmail.com
Hotel Ashburton, 11/35
Racecourse Rd, Allenton,
Ashburton
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March 28, 3-5pm
Every cent you pay for a pint of
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towards Lachie’s fundraising
for treatment.
Moon Under Water,
152 Somerfield St.
Details for Hoyts movie night
to be confirmed.
For more information or to
stay up-to-date, visit:
www.facebook.com/
TouchPauseEngageNZ/
UNTIDY: Amber Gazzard wants city council staff to do more
maintenance at Rutherford St (Woolston) Cemetery, where her
relatives are buried.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN ​
‘Going to rack and ruin’
• From page 1
Along with Ms Gazzard’s family
members, six-time motorcycle
speedway world champion Ivan
Mauger and country singer Phil
Garland are also buried at the
cemetery.
Mr Hardy said concerns about
the state of the graveyard are being
addressed.
“Recent site inspection of the
cemetery indicates that the lawns
and edges are well done and there is
minor growth on some of the grave
tops which will be managed next
scheduled maintenance round.
We have further scheduled some
tree maintenance towards the rear
and side of the cemetery to address
some excess growth.
“Our normal maintenance
programme should address the
concerns that have been addressed
at Woolston Cemetery,
however, there are additional
maintenance measures that are
already in progress to address the
maintenance of these sensitive
areas (areas around grave tops)
across all cemeteries,” he said.
Ms Gazzard said she is pleased
to see the grass has been mowed
at the cemetery but said more
needs to be done to address
shrubs and other plants on top of
graves there.
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Tiny baby has goal
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​Police use old
school site for
• By Matt Slaughter
JASMINE BUTCHER was a
very special baby.
She was born 15 weeks early,
weighing only 665gm, and just
clinging on to life.
Her parents Maree and
Norm Butcher were told she was
at high risk of developmental
delays or disability.
But she has overcome the
odds and now at 19, has dreams
of making it big on New York’s
Broadway.
She has just started her second
year of a music degree at
Canterbury University.
In five years, the goal will be
pursuing a musical career in the
United States. Broadway is at
the top of the list.
“One of my dreams since I
was little was to move to the US
and become a singer, actress or
Broadway star. That dream is
still very alive today,” she said.
“Whether I do ever make
it to the US or whether I just
start off doing some shows for
more local places like Showbiz
[Christchurch] or The Court
Theatre, anything to achieve my
dreams would be amazing.”
From when Jasmine was
three-and-a-half months old
until she was four, she attended
the Champion Centre at Burwood
Hospital. The centre provides
early intervention services
for children with significant
developmental delays and disabilities
up to the age of six.
Jasmine says it played a
significant part in getting her
ready for school.
“I feel like the centre definitely
helped me to catch up with my
peers because like, I was always
a little bit, well not behind but,
like, a couple of steps behind
everybody else.
“By the time I was at primary
school I was, like, ahead of everyone
else,” she said.
Jasmine’s sessions at the
centre involved both group and
one-on-one work.
She struggled with matching
things such as patterns and
pairs but was able to use computer
software that teaches basic
skills in reading, identifying
shapes, matching objects and
letters, counting and using a
computer mouse.
Said Jasmine: “If I hadn’t gone
through all that, I probably
wouldn’t be where I am today,
you know. I wouldn’t have been
INSPIRATION: Jasmine
Butcher has gone from
weighing 665gm at birth to
becoming a music student
with dreams of performing
on Broadway.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
able to catch up on things and
wouldn’t have probably found
school as easy as what I did. I
probably would have struggled
more.”
She took up singing, keyboard
lessons, started tap and jazz
dancing and piano lessons after
primary school.
Mrs Butcher credits the
Champion Centre as a big factor
in Jasmine’s progress.
“By the time she started primary
school, she hit the ground
running and was ahead of other
kids,” she said.
About 100 children
currently attend intensive
weekly programmes at the
centre in Burwood, with a
further 89 children attending
less frequently as part of a
monitoring service for children
born prematurely.
tactical training
POLICE HAVE been taking part
in armed training exercises at
Shirley Boys’ High School’s old site.
The exercise at the vacant
school grounds on North Parade,
Shirley, took place from 8am to
5pm on Thursday through to
Saturday last week.
Said a police spokesperson:
“Our teams undertake this type
of tactical training regularly
across the country to ensure they
have opportunities to practise
their skills, and remain prepared
TRAINING:
Members of the
New Zealand
Police’s Special
Tactics Group
took part in
exercises at the
former Shirley
Boys’ High
School site last
week.
PHOTO:
GEOFF SLOAN
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“This training has been
planned for some months and
[was] undertaken in Canterbury
due to availability of buildings.
“There [was] an increased police
presence in the area, and this [included]
staff carrying firearms.”
Members of the public may
have heard breaking glass and
some loud bangs coming from
the venue. Police reassured
residents there was no cause for
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• By Sophie Cornish
FORTY SMALL
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city council hearings panel
sat to consider whether to
approve the plan.
Residents surrounding
the site were upset about
the lack of consultation
and strongly believed the
proposal breached multiple
rules set by the city council’s
district plan.
Last Wednesday, a city
council hearings panel
considered the plan at a
public meeting and are
yet to decide on whether it
should be publicly notified
and if developments can go
ahead.
Nearby resident Allan
Bateman has lived near the
site for 20 years and said:
“Connetics was doing work
towards connecting power
to the site – one of the
workers confirmed this.
“There’s now a large
Now, police have
revealed at least 40
businesses in the
Canterbury district
have participated in the
initiative.
Ten other businesses
were approached but chose
not to participate.
In September, Police
Minister Stuart Nash said
500 businesses nationwide
had participated in the
scheme.
“Fog cannons are a
significant deterrent to
aggravated robberies
because they create an
effective no-go area for
offenders. They are unable
to see anything inside the
shop and it also allows
power cable attached to
the power pole by the
entrance. If the housing
project has yet to be
permitted, why would this
work be necessary?”
According to CMM’s
executive director, Jill
Hawkey, the units would
be used as social housing
for families who had severe
and persistent housing
needs.
According to Mrs Hawkey,
the units did not have to
meet the same building
standards as the permanent
houses in the area.
Neighbouring residents
felt the city council had
double standards. Many
houses in the region were
built in the early 20thcentury,
therefore houses
must be consistent with
the building style.
Said Mr Bateman:
“Given this housing is
within Character Area 14,
I’m sure the surrounding
residents could expect
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CRIME:
CCTV
footage
of a fog
camera in
operation.
employees to retreat to a
safe place away from the
risk of attack,” he said.
Mr Nash said he is
looking at ways to roll
out the scheme to more
businesses this year.
Christchurch businesses
have been hit by many
aggravated robberies over
the years, with a spate of
about 10 in August and
September last year.
One store hit was
Buns Bakery on Ferry Rd,
which has a fog cannon
installed.
In March 2017, 15 people
were arrested after Night
‘n Day on Ferry Rd in
Woolston was robbed 10
times in eight months.
Street work sparks concern
QUESTIONS:
Allan Bateman,
who lives close
to the Guild St
site, is asking
why works
have started
prior to the
city council’s
decision on the
social housing
proposal.
the same conditions
and restrictions applied
to this development as
were required when their
homes were rebuilt postearthquake.”
However, a resident who
did not want to be named
in fear of community
backlash supports the development.
“I’m disappointed with
the community. The
stigma that comes with
social housing is
sad, and they’ve already
been judged by them,” the
resident said.
“We desperately need
social housing, it’s
unacceptable for children
to be housed in motels.
“The mission is doing
something for the community,
so why not Richmond?
It’s a great place for
everyone to live.”
Pegasus Post asked Connetics
for comment but it
failed to respond before
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This is a class with all the
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Tuesday, Wednesday and
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This group offers assistance
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JP Clinic
Tuesday, 10am-1pm
A justice of the peace will be
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Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm
Go along to the Scrabble Club.
No obligation, just go along
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Thursday, 9.30am
Complete a class of exercises
without even leaving your
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Taiora: QE II Recreation and
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Thursday, 10-11.30am
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From the moment we met Cameron and his team it was clear
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Seared scallops with bacon
and zucchini noodles
Serves 2
Ingredients
3 slices bacon
6 jumbo scallops
2 zucchinis made into noodles
½ large lemon, juiced (1½ Tbsp)
1 tsp lemon zest
1 cups chopped tomatoes
1 Tbsp fresh parsley, chopped
Salt and pepper to taste
Directions
Place a large, heavy skillet
(cast iron will be best for searing
scallops) over medium heat,
add bacon and cook for 3-5min
on each side or until crispy but
not burnt (it will add a different
texture to the dish). Remove
bacon and transfer to a plate lined
with paper towel. Crumble or
roughly chop after it’s cool.
Leave bacon fat in the skillet
and remove skillet from heat
(about 2-3min) to cool slightly.
Pat scallops dry. Right before
cooking, season scallops with
salt & pepper. Do it any sooner,
and the salt will draw out their
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and thus preventing that delicious
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Gently, add scallops one at a
time to heated skillet. Add about
1 Tbsp butter to pan only if you
don’t have enough bacon fat left.
Scallops cook quickly and if
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REAL ESTATE
Rural tranquility city convenience
81 Downies Road, Halswell
Auction: Thursday 26th March 2020 (Unless Sold Prior)
5 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 3 car garage | 6 off-street carparks | Listing number: BE193479
For those who dream of the good
life with the benefits of modern
conveniences this ideally located
property is just the answer!
Located on the rural fringe of the
city you are only 15 minutes from the
city centre and literally just a short
drive from the local shopping, primary
school, community centre in Longhurst.
The main house features a large
open plan living room along with
three double bedrooms. The master
bedroom is truly luxurious with a walkin
wardrobe that you can lose yourself
in plus an ensuite that is spacious and
designed to pamper.
Smartwood joinery for windows and
doors, with low E and argon gas and
lovely jarrah floors complement this
beautiful home..
Details such as fully tiled showers
and underfloor heating add to your
enjoyment. Even the garage is fully
insulated, double glazed and has
underfloor heating in the workshop
area. An opportunity to perhaps convert
part of the triple garage into another
room should this be needed.
The two-bedroom cottage was built
in 2015 and this is ideal for extended
family - close by but still having their
own privacy and garden views. Both
properties have a log-burner installed
for the winter months.
Extensive planting has been done,
with two orchards just coming in to
be harvested soon. Large trees provide
shelter belts and a tiled entertainment
area for barbecues with family and
friends completes the picture.
Auction: Thursday 26th March 2020
from 12:00pm Harcourts Grenadier 98
Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)
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See Seller
ID 33648
See Seller
ID 33915
Reasonable Offers
ID 33820
$145
ID 33712
$650
ID 33697
Ford Zodiac 1965
Sailing Catamaran
Morrison 20 Real Mower
1971 Triumph 1500
Solid Recycled Teak Bench
Zephyr 460 4 Berth
$36,000
ID 29186
$1,650
ID 33779
See Seller
ID 33724
See Seller
ID 28865
$650
ID 33681
$11,000
ID 33466
VW Golf GTI
Breville Sandwich Press
(New)
Toyota Hilux Surf SSR-G
Jamie Oliver Ladles
Classic Hi-Ace Flatdeck
Suzuki V Strom DL650 Full Power
$2,600
ID 33537
$40
ID 13923
$16,000
ID 33560
$35
ID 13927
$2,500
ID 33573
$9,100
ID 33471
Fordson Tractor
Dexter Cross Cows. Mixed Ages
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer
Gena Borelli Suitcase
6x4 Trailer
BMW 550i Touring
$3,000
ID 33602
See Seller
ID 33894
$1,850
ID 33702
$50
ID 33465
$350
ID 33437
$9,995
ID 33117
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Autumn
heat pump
SpeCIaLS
AS LOW AS $690
INSTALLED
*Conditions apply
67%
SubSidy
WARmER KiWi HomES
PRogRAmmE
Eligibility criteria apply
41A Shakespeare Road, Waltham
Phone: 03 366 0525
Email: info@enviromaster.co.nz
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Warmer Kiwi Homes
programme
Enviro Master Ltd is proud to be a
selected supplier of heat pumps for
the Government’s Warmer Kiwi Homes
programme.
Grants are available which cover
two-thirds of the cost of ceiling and
underfloor insulation, and the supply
and installation of a heat pump.
You may be eligible if you own your own
home and you:
• have a Community Services Card or
Super Gold Card combo
OR
• live in a lower-income area
AND
• your home was built before 2008.
Give Enviro Master a call and they will be
very happy to discuss your eligibility and
help you through the subsidy process.

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67%
SubSiDy
WARmeR KiWi HOmeS
PROgRAmme
Eligibility criteria apply

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Enviro Master
owners,
Grant and
Michelle
Wadley
Heat pumps for
every home
Established in 2002, Enviro Master is a 100 per cent locally
owned business specialising in helping Cantabrians discover the
perfect heat pump or air-conditioning system for their home or
work place
The team includes not just sales people, but also qualified
electricians, and heating and refrigeration engineers, with many
years’ experience. You can be sure they have the know-how to
protect your home from extremes in temperature and air quality.
As suppliers and installers of Christchurch’s widest range of heat
pumps, with no affiliation to any one brand, they offer unbiased
advice on the benefits and differences between each product.
They will recommend the most energy-efficient and costeffective
heating or cooling system for your unique situation.
To help you choose the right system, one of their qualified
experts will visit your home to assess your situation, offer
professional advice and answer any questions you may have.
They follow an educated, objective, assessment process to
determine the best solution for you.
Your selected system will then be installed by professional,
experienced staff, who will also take the time to show you how to
operate it for long-term efficiency.
5-Star ratings
from satisfied
customers
I have had heat
pump around a month
now and it’s been fantastic
I would just like to pass my
many thanks onto you Grant and
the team for making it so easy
and stress free! Please pass on
my thanks to the install team as
I wasn’t home and they did an
awesome job and even cleaned
up afterwards.
Malachi Batchelor
I have
nothing but praise
for this business, the
recommendation we received on
the correct model to install and the
“reasons why” impressed us greatly.
Pricing was very competitive but the
main reason for our 5 stars was the
installation, which was on time, very neat
and Grant gave excellent advice on how
to get the best performance from the
heat pump. This business got our
business because they were
the best.
Cyril Murray
41A Shakespeare Road, Waltham
Phone: 03 366 0525
Email: info@enviromaster.co.nz
www.enviromaster.co.nz