Southern View: June 18, 2020

THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2020

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Cashmere

coach wins

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Magestic black

swan thriving

on estuary

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Celebrating

20 years of

service to the

community

• By Bea Gooding

BRENT CHRISTENSEN

originally visited the Delta

Community Support Trust for a

hot meal.

That first encounter has now

transpired into 20 years of service

and dedication towards the

trust’s food bank and community

events.

This month marked the special

milestone for the Linwood

resident who has volunteered for

four days a week at the organisation

more than two decades.

“It feels amazing and overwhelming.

It’s so lovely to have a

place to come and feel loved and

wanted,” said Mr Christensen.

“It gets me out of bed every

morning.”

It all started when he was seeking

a sense of community and

had come across the meal organised

by the North Avon Baptist

Church – from then on he had

found his purpose.

“I thought I might give them a

hand with dishes as well, then it

just got bigger from there,” he said.

“It feels really good to be a part

of the family, I love helping and

being with people and I’ve made

so many friends over the years.”

Mr Christensen holds many

roles at the trust, such as organising

DVD nights with the Friendship

Link – a companion group

for people with disabilities and is

the official DJ at discos held at St

Albans Baptist Church.

The volunteer said much had

changed over the years, especially

since the earthquakes and now

the recovery from Covid-19 and

having more demand for food

parcels.

Now that the country was in

recovery mode, he urged others

to get involved in their communities

and give back, no matter

how small.

“It’s so rewarding, and being

with people and helping them

really makes their day.”

DEDICATION: Brent Christensen has celebrated 20-years at the Delta Community Support Trust.

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Helping the homeless

• By Bea Gooding

TWELVE-YEAR-OLD

Javahna Page is determined

to keep Christchurch’s

homeless community

warm this winter.

The young volunteer

has started her very own

charity, Winter Warming

Hearts by Javahna, this

month after seeing the

reality of homelessness in

the city – something she

did not see after previously

living in Timaru.

Her goal was to put

together backpacks filled

with winter essentials such

as blankets, gloves, beanies,

scarves and flasks filled

with homemade vegetable

soup.

“I felt really bad because

I’ve got everything I need

and I lived in a nice, warm

house but homeless people

don’t have that much stuff,”

said Javahna.

“And Jacinda (Ardern)

said we needed more kindness

in New Zealand, so I wanted to

help out.”

She originally had plans to save

up for a PlayStation, but realised

there were bigger issues at hand and

decided to support the homeless in

any way she could.

WARM HEARTED: Javahna Page, 12, has started

a charity dedicated towards keeping homeless

people in Christchurch warm during the winter.

It initially started off with organising

10 backpacks, also equipped

with supermarket vouchers, but she

decided to continue her efforts and

established the initiative.

She was also keen to organise summer

packs in the future, donating to

homeless shelters in the city once she

had everything needed.

Said Javahna’s mother, Michelle

Page: “I think it’s more

important now more than

ever due to this lockdown,

we’re going to see the cost of

living rise for a while which

could make more people

homeless or unable to afford

certain things.

“I feel like the proudest

mother on the planet that

my daughter would think of

doings this let alone start the

motion.

“If we could all have a bit

more kindness rather than

judgement, our country could

heal a little faster.”

Javahna largely relied on

public donations and said

she would be grateful for any

items small enough to fit in a bag,

and fresh vegetables for the soups.

For more information on

how to donate to Javahna’s

charity, visit: www.facebook.

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Cashmere coach wins

top international award

• By Bea Gooding

Sue Williams

A CASHMERE High School

teacher’s passion for coaching

the next generation of problem

solvers has been internationally

recognised this month.

Future Problem Solving Coach

Sue Williams was awarded

the Keith Frampton Memorial

Award for being this year’s International

Coach of the Year.

The subject studied topics

which were important to humanity

and were usually set in the

next 25 years – anything between

the importance of coral reefs,

the use of drones to the justice

system in the future.

The nominations and award

took the Merivale teacher by

surprise.

“It was a complete surprise

and it blew me away, but it’s an

honour,” she said.

Mrs Williams has taught at the

school for nine years and said

challenging students to think

deeper and broadening their

curiosity was a rewarding part of

the job.

“I like how it retains curiosity

in kids, they can look broadly at

big topics in a range of perspectives,”

she said.

“And you’re not telling them

what to think, you’re teaching

them how to think.”

Mrs Williams has been a coach

and mentor across six schools in

the city and is currently on the

National Administration Board

for Future Problem Solving NZ.

She originally wanted to be a

scientist, but being a teacher allowed

her to mix knowledge and

her love of people in a role she

enjoyed.

Her current group of problem

solvers were meant to compete

in Massachusetts, United States

at the FPS International World

Finals, but it was held virtually

due to Covid-19.

One topic was about how to

make an uninhabitable place –

like in space – into a sustainable

environment for the human

population.

The programme also taught

students important writing and

scenario performance skills

which turned ideas into organised

solutions; identify underlying

problems in communities

today.

It was because of this that she

believed young people should get

involved and challenge themselves.

“They are the next generation

of this planet and it enables them

to engage with the future in a

productive way.”

Rotary helps create

community space

ROTARY CLUBS across the city

have joined forces to develop a

dedicated garden and market

space in Cashmere.

The overgrown pocket of land

will be developed on the grounds

of disability service provider

Hohepa Canterbury and was

made possible by the Rotary Clubs

of Riccarton, Hornby, Papanui,

Cashmere and Christchurch

Sunrise.

The area became overrun

and unusable following the

earthquakes, therefore Hohepa

Canterbury decided to construct

a pathway and reflection garden -

but was struggling with funding.

Said the Rotary Club of Riccarton

president Greg Cayford:

“We will be sharing with, and

working alongside residents, day

community members, parents and

staff who may choose to engage

with the project.

“This project is highlighting that

there are many connections already

established between Rotary

clubs, individual members and

with Hohepa Canterbury.”

Hohepa Canterbury provides

support to 130 special needs

children and adults with an

intellectual disability to live fully

engaged lives.

They offer diverse living

options, learning and activity

programs, community participation,

and therapies inspired by

anthroposophy - a holistic philosophy

encompassing the planet,

the people and spiritual essence.

One of anthroposophy’s key

teachings is that physical wellbeing

is enhanced by creating

physical environments for work

and living that provide a positive

experience.

Aside from providing the

campus with a “welcoming, visually

appealing streetscape,” the

stream boundary was integral

to the well-being of the Hohepa

community.

The area’s mature trees will

be enhanced by green space and

plantings, providing a natural

area for reflection.

The gathering space will host activities

such as market stalls selling

Hohepa farm goods and seasonal

activities such as carol singing.

“As meetings have been held

between Rotary representatives

and the Hohepa team, it has

become clear that there are

further enhancements we can

develop together as the project

progresses and nears completion,”

said Mr Cayford.

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Charity in

need of

donations

• By Bea Gooding

THE BLANKET Bank is in need

of donations following increased

demand due to Covid-19.

The charity has set up a givealittle

page to make up the shortfall

of warm bedding they provided to

vulnerable families across the city.

Due to the pandemic, usual

donations of used bedding was

“much more difficult” to process

therefore monetary donations

were much preferred.

Charity co-ordinator Martha

Baxendell said compared to this

time last year, demand was higher

than normal, reflecting job security

in families.

“We started the givealittle

because we’ve had fewer donations

over the lockdown that we couldn’t

accept and it (donations) was

incredibly low at this time of year,”

she said.

Donations had already been

made, meaning the charity only

had to turn away one person,

instead of many.

The funds will be used to purchase

new blankets, duvet, sheets

and other warm items.

Donations can be made to The

Blanket Bank at: https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/blanket-bank

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McMaster & Heap

Veterinary practice

A few SPECIALISED services

you may not know about…

1. CHEMOTHERAPY

The past 12 months has seen our Practice treat many

cancer patients with Chemotherapy. We have an

experienced, dedicated team of vets and nurses who

really connect with these patients and their owners.

We see referrals from other Practices and we can

offer sound advice, deliverance of care and ongoing

support for these patients. We often seek the advice

from specialists when formulating the appropriate

plans and drugs to be used.

surgical workload and have purchased the necessary

specialised equipment so that spinal, orthopaedic,

soft tissue, and thoracic surgery can proceed without

a hitch. We also can organise patients to have CT/

MRI scans, prior to surgery, through Pacific Radiology

if necessary. Spinal ( CSF) taps are also carried out if

deemed necessary for spinal/intracranial patients.

Your vet needs to refer your pet to Helen for her expert

opinion and surgical expertise.

3. ENDOSCOPY

This is a great, non invasive service which allows

us vets to have a good look down airways into the

lungs (can even go up nostrils) and down or up the

gastrointestinal tract. We have just purchased a smaller

scope to visualise the urinary system in dogs and can

get into smaller airways.

Traffic congestion on the Colombo St railway bridge at the intersection with

Moorhouse Ave, Sydenham in 1961.

Kirsty and Mauger sharing the love, after

Mauger was in for chemotherapy to treat

his Mast Cell Tumour.

Chemotherapy in pets is not as aggressive as in

humans, therefore the side effects are less. We aim for

“Quality of Life” versus squeezing every minute out

of living. We do aim for “complete clinical remission”

though. Most tumours are removed initially or

debulked and then chemo is used to reduce the risk of

spread of cancer to other sites. We do not have access

to radiation therapy in Christchurch.

Side effects ( nausea, vomiting, lethargy, fever,

diarrhoea, anorexia) can occur, but are not as severe

as in humans as doses given are lower. We manage

these with medications or reducing the next chemo

drug dosage.

Pets can still enjoy their normal foods and exercise

whilst on chemotherapy. There are a few exceptions

though. If your pet’s White Blood cell count gets

too low, then avoid high density dog areas so

disease transmission is low. Raw food diets are not

advised during chemotherapy due to an increased

risk of infection if the pet’s immune system comes

compromised. It is thought a premium diet, higher in

protein and fat/lower in carbohydrate are preferred

and fish oil has been talked about.

Pets DON’T lose hair like humans. After surgical clipping,

hair regrowth can be slow but it will grow back.

There is no risk to the owner of a pet receiving

chemotherapy, although pregnant women should not

handle any chemotherapy medications that are to be

given at home.

Our Vet Kirsty does the lion share of Chemotherapy in

the Practice. She has a dedicated, experienced nursing

team and these patients are all typically scheduled

on one day. Blood work is initially done to check they

are fit and healthy for their chemo drugs, then they

are injected slowly via an IV line or given orally. No

sedation drugs are usually required. It is quick, easy

and painless for your pet. Kirsty is really passionate

about helping your pet seek cancer remission whilst

enjoying a full, great quality of life. She is with you

every step of the way, answering your questions,

especially when big decisions need to be made.

2. SURGICAL REFERRALS

We are now able to offer a surgical referral service

thanks to Dr Helen Milner (a registered specialist in

Small Animal Surgery)

coming on board

recently. Helen sees

referral patients from

all over the South

Island where they are

typically booked for a

1 hours consultation,

with surgery then

scheduled if required.

We have built a

dedicated sterile

surgery and theatre

area to cope with this

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Catherine and Kirsty seen here manoevering

the endoscope to retrieve the scrunches from

Floyd’s stomach.

The patient is required to be under anaesthetic but

the procedure is fast and often effective at getting

a diagnosis, biopsying tissue or retrieving “foreign

bodies” which is most

fun. Recently “Floyd”, a 4

month old Labradoodle

was endoscoped late

one afternoon for

eating “scrunchie” hair

ties, with 6 ended up

being retrieved via

the endoscope. Very

satisfying, quick and less

expensive compared to The retrieved scrunchie

exploratory surgery.

4. RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY

Our new vet “ Terryne Loney” is an expert in the field

of dentistry, so coupled with vet Olivia who enjoys all

things in the teeth and gum department, we are able

to handle most dental problems and emergencies.

Our state of the

art dental suite

is fully equipped

with 2 dental

stations, allowing

scaling, polishing

and extractions

to be performed

on 2 patients at

the same time.

Digital dental

radiographs are

very important Terryne, our new vet.

when deciding

what teeth need extracting, checking for cancers and

root infections and congenital tooth abnormalities.

We now have the veterinary skills and equipment to

perform restorative dental care including root canal

surgery and offering alternatives to extraction in teeth

that are important to retain.

For any further information on the above services

please don’t hesitate to call or message us.

Dr Michele McMaster

McMaster & Heap

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Thursday, March 19, 2020

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ACTION: Six city councillors including

Catherine Chu, Sam MacDonald (top right),

James Daniels (above left) and Aaron

Keown have called on Mayor Lianne Dalziel

to lead a conversation on how to achieve a

zero per cent rates increase this year.

• By Louis Day

CALLS HAVE b en made to

stop rates increases in response

to the Covid-19 crisis.

City counci lors James Gough,

Sam MacDonald, Catherine

Chu, Phil Mauger, Aaron Keown

and James Daniels have sent a

le ter to Mayor Lianne Dalziel

asking her to lead a conversation

as to how a zero per cent rates

increase could be achieved this

year.

The city council is proposing

an average rates increase of 4.65

per cent acro s a l ratepayers in

this year’s Draft Annual Plan

which is cu rently under public

consultation until April 5 and

wi l be finalised before July 1.

The 2018-2028 Long Term

Plan also predicts a 50 per cent

rates increase over 10 years.

Said Cr MacDonald: “In

the cu rent environment it’s

clear busine s as usual is not

a propriate and the council

n eds to l ok at how we enable

this 12-month rates increase

fr eze to o cur, it’s crucial for

the economic confidence of our

city.”

Ms Dalziel said the las thing the council’s budget, which is urchNZ, the Canterbury Employers’

Chamber of Commerce

the city council n eded was for not entirely funded by rates, and

someone to hi the panic bu ton. the consequences that wi l flow and other key players so we are

“Calm heads must and wi l from decisions we make. best prepared for the economic

prevail,” she said.

“The Annual Plan is not cha lenges that lie ahead.”

“Our residents and businesses signed off for thr e months so City council chief executive

wi l be depending on us to we have time to ge this advice. Dawn Baxendale did not rule a

make adjustments, and we will, A the same time, the council zero rates rise out.

however, we will n ed advice is m eting with our economic “We’re considering a series of

on the impacts on a l aspects of development agency, Christch-

options in light of the extraordinary

circumstances related to the economy in response to the

Covid-19. We wi l discu s these Covid-19 pandemic.

options with elected members The bi gest b ost is $5.1

as we develop the Annual Plan,” bi lion towards wage subsidies

she said.

for affected busine ses in a l

The push from city counci lors sectors and regions.

for a fr eze on rates rises comes •Tips for weathering virus, p3

shortly after Minister of Finance

•Mayor’s column, p9

Grant Robertson announced

a $12.1 bi lion package to aid •From the editor’s desk, p10

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community board cricket nets

celebrate

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and prayers

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advocating body sought

St Patrick’s Day

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Eastern

Motorway

Bid to

suburbs

opening

secure

repairs

delay

funding to

could take

brings

demolish

a while

relief

service

RESIDENTS MOST affected by

• By Louis Day

centre

the new Northern Motorway are

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020


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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding

the eastern suburbs start to

Northern Corridor opening has

see Lianne Dalziel’s campaign

been delayed by six months.

THE earthquake-damaged

aspirations for the area come to

The CNC was due to open in

former Sockburn Service Centre

fruition.

the middle of this year, but last

could finally be demolished in

During October’s local body

week the New

July – if the funding needed is

elections, Ms Dalziel identified

Zealand Transport

Agency

It comes as the

obtained.

repairs to the eastern part of the

city’s footpaths, pipes and roads

announced more

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton

as one of her main priorities for

time was needed

this term.

to complete the

Community

“We need a fully integrated

$290m motorwayten

in its draft

Board has writ-

programme of works for the

east, I have loosely called this

The original

submission to

Readers respond

Chance to the eastern alliance, which

scope of the

the city council’s

would essentially be an alliance Helpless to

Victorious

Delay in

Market day

project has been Mark Wilson

Annual Plan

Mike Mora

to supermarket

farewell Holden

of contractors who can take

extended include

stoked

making mall

goes green at 2019-2020,

stop property

captain the whole area bit by bit and

a third southbound lane on

requesting the city council addresses

the budget gap so the

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wants to be a geneticist after high school, and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will help Board chairman Mike Mora

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ID 33925

$250

ID 34809

Rosewood Bedside

29” Trek Hard Tail

Mountain Bike

Vintage Bedroom Furniture

2004 Porsche 911 Carrera 4S

Oak Bed

Ford 460cu in BB Motor

$150

ID 33684

$600

ID 28145

$750

ID 32749

See Seller

ID 34604

$300

ID 30957

$4,500

ID 34771

Ford Falcon Extracators

4-seater Leather Sofa

Dodge Engine Block

Two Speed Motor Assembly

For Leslie Speaker

2006 Crusader Elddis

Super SIROCCO Caravan

204L oil drum

$400

ID 34770

$450

ID 33677

$300

ID 34767

$120

ID 25497

$35,000

ID 34762

$25

ID _6100

Mid-century Italian Chairs

Motorhome Mobile Home

Tiny Home

Vintage Suitcase

Leather Sofa

Ford 2004 Boss 260

Mens Kakadu

Waxed Canvas Jacket

$750

ID 33699

$90,000

ID 29146

$30

ID 34681

$1,650

ID 33685

$13,500

ID 34752

$60

ID 22892

As New Double Mattress

1993 Nissan Navara D21

The Press

Special Earthquake Edition

Welsh Dresser

Pair of B&W Folding Crates

on Castor Wheels

Pine Vanity

$150

ID 28712

$2,500

ID 34687

$50

ID _4806

$250

ID 34721

$10

ID 34680

$250

ID 34720

Toyota Camry

Rayline Twin Hull Dingy

Queen Anne Style Mahogany

Dining Table & Chairs

Breville Mixer/Blender

Portmerion Pottery

Portable cot

$3,700

ID 32505

$1,500

ID 30862

$250

ID 34678

$55

ID 34646

$45

ID 34648

$80

ID 34645

Pajero/Challenger...

4 Wheels & Tyres

Bluewash Dining Table

Teddy Bears

Drum Top Teak Desk

Ride-on Mower

WW2 Helmet

$490

ID 34644

$350

ID 34583

$8

ID 32102

$650

ID 33697

$1,200

ID 34586

$95

ID 34584

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