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Trisha’s hairy
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A fantastic look for New Brighton
• By Bea Gooding
GAVIN AND Kylie Fantastic
spent 18 months working on
a way to enliven the streets of
New Brighton.
But when they were forced
to cancel the New Brighton
Outdoor Art Festival just days
before its opening due to the
lockdown, “depressing” was
one way to put it.
The three-day festival was
meant to attract more than
4000 people to the beach-side
community, but its organisers
were not giving up without a
fight.
Said Mr Fantastic, chairman
of the New Brighton Charitable
Trust: “It was depressing,
but it wasn’t anger. Livelihoods
come first and we understand
that this is bigger than us.
“We see this as a challenge,
this is the way the world is
now, so we’ve turned it into a
new opportunity to make it
better next year.”
The event was to showcase
local artists, featuring live
painting and music, the
unveiling of new murals, demonstrations,
workshops and
exhibitions.
Although there were no
crowds, popular street artists
such as the DTR and Fiksate
crews were able to finish nine
murals after the lockdown,
located on vacant walls in
the area. • Turn to page 5
OPTIMISTIC: New Brighton Outdoor Art Festival organisers Gavin and Kylie Fantastic were
excited to showcase nine new murals in the area in spite of the event’s cancellation. ​
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• By Louis Day
IMPROVING ROADS leading
into New Brighton has been
identified as one of the Coastal-
Burwood Community Board’s
priorities for the remainder of the
term.
In the board’s plan for 2020-2022
it states it regularly receives comments
from residents about the state
of gateway bridges and connecting
roads leading into New Brighton.
“There is a real sense of concern
in the community that the current
journey into the area is unappealing
and off-putting to those
making the trip and the board
would like to see this rectified, to
make the drive into the area reflect
the incredible assets on offer,” the
plan reads.
The board has stated it will aim
to improve roading by advocating
for funding to be brought forward
for the repair of the Pages Rd
bridge and the entrance of New
Brighton area during the Long
Term Plan process next year.
It has also signalled its intention
to encourage the council to
consider initiating a project which
would see New Brighton Rd
move onto nearby red zone land,
to reduce the risk of it flooding.
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Clock tower restoration finished
• By Bea Gooding
AFTER YEARS of delays,
efforts to restore the iconic New
Brighton Clock Tower have
succeeded in turning back time
on the much loved landmark.
The heritage clock tower,
in front of the New Brighton
Library building, suffered damage
caused by the February 2011
earthquake and decades of exposure
to the seaside environment.
Work to repair the structure
began in July last year but was
delayed by additional work being
needed and the recent lockdown.
The restoration project cost
$900,000.
New Brighton Business and
Landowners Association chairwoman
Rebecca Tavete was
thrilled with the results, especially
after initial frustrations
due to the delays and costs.
“It looks beautiful, we’ve been
presented with a stunning clock
tower and it’s so iconic to the
area,” she said.
She believed its completion
had boosted community spirits.
“All good things take time.
There were fundamental issues
going on that perhaps a lot of
us don’t understand, but we can
only be joyous now for some
results.
“It’s like waiting for Christmas
Hon Poto WILLIAMS
MP for Christchurch East
SUCCESS: The New Brighton
Clock Tower can once again
tell the time, much to the
delight of the community
after years of delays.
PHOTO: NEWSLINE ​
when you’re a kid, it feels like
it’s never coming, but once we
get there, it’s over and done with
pretty quickly.”
The restoration, carried out by
local contractor Cook Brothers
Construction Ltd for the city
council, involved a significant
upgrade of the building’s structural
integrity and retention of
its original appearance
This included the replacement
of two cracked, internal concrete
floors, the inclusion of additional
steel reinforcing as well as a corrosion
prevention treatment for
the concrete surfaces.
New Brighton resident Robbie
Baigent worked in construction
and understood the delays, which
he believed was worth the wait.
“It would’ve been nice to
have seen it done faster but I’m
pleased it’s done, it looks really
good,” he said.
The clock tower was fenced
and wrapped in protective
plastic in 2018 during structural
investigations.
The assessments revealed significant
damage to the concrete
and structural steel caused by
the earthquakes and environmental
damage.
Scaffolding, which was costing
ratepayers $1500 a month, was
removed from the clock tower
just before the country went into
lockdown.
Said city council head of parks
Andrew Rutledge: “The tower
is looking its best with fresh
paintwork in the original 1930s
colour scheme. I think locals
and visitors will see the iconic
structure with fresh eyes after
this very careful and thorough
restoration.
“We do want to let people
know that the mechanism for
the clock is complex so there
might be some initial, minor
issues with its timekeeping
accuracy. This will be monitored
and some fine-tuning might be
necessary.”
Priorities laid
out for east
• From page 1
Liaising with the New Zealand
Transport Agency for the repair of
roads which are its responsibility
will also be a strategy the board
employs in attempting to improve
roading infrastructure leading
into New Brighton.
The board has also prioritised
the installation of new toilets and
changing facilities closer to the
hydrotherapy pool in Taiora QEII.
This comes after concerns from
users with accessibility issues who
struggle with the 55-metre distance
between the hydrotherapy pool and
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within the Burwood Ward.
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for the facility and secure funding
for it within the council’s Long
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Teen’s hairy mission
for cancer patients
Murals let Chch artists
express themselves
• From page 1
In early March, the community
also got involved, where more
than 40 people of all ages showed
up to help paint the words, “Orua
Paeroa,” drawing on the Māori
name for the area.
“We found there were large,
prominent areas in New Brighton
which were vacant and derelict
and had a negative visual appearance
for our small community,”
said Mr Fantastic.
“Everyone is waiting for someone
else to do something about
it, so my wife said, ‘why don’t you
do something?”
The murals have given
Christchurch artists a chance to
express their artwork in a legal
and safe environment.
With the community also able
to contribute, it gave them a sense
of ownership and pride in the
“Bohemian village.”
“It gives them ownership, like
if they were driving past they can
point it out, and those people will
grow up seeing it,” he said.
The cancellation created a
window of opportunity to change
aspects of the event for next year,
but with Covid-19 creating a raft
of uncertainties, Mr Fantastic
remained cautiously optimistic.
“Next year we’re thinking of
having a smaller-scale event, such
as a walking tour, and we want to
be able to do more [street art] in
the greater Christchurch area,”
he said.
“We hope more building owners
come on board and provide
wall space for us.
“But we’re still really nervous
about it though; the hurt that
we felt ... we don’t want to go
through that again.”
• By Bea Gooding
EVERY FOUR hours a New
Zealander is diagnosed with a
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motivated Trisha Shailaj to cut
off her luscious, 16-inch locks.
The year 11 Avonside Girls’
High School student always
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realised there would be someone
out there who needed it more.
She dedicated at least six
months towards growing her
hair and eventually donated a
large portion of it to the Cancer
Society to be made into a wig.
“Over a year back, one of the
girls at school shaved her hair
off completely to raise money for
the Cancer Society,” she said.
“I thought, I too could do
something similar and help
some people who are less fortunate
than I am.”
She originally decided to shave
her hair off completely, but after
doing some research, she realised
she could donate it instead, where
it can be repurposed for a cause.
“I looked in the mirror and
thought, my hair is long but I
don’t really need it. Even if I cut
it, it’ll grow back,” she said.
EFFORT: Trisha Shailaj, donated a large portion of her hair to the
Cancer Society for wig making.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
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This was not the first time she
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towards helping her community.
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with Friends of Rotary,
she had completed fundraising
efforts for Multiple Sclerosis and
Parkinson’s Canterbury.
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IT COULD be a while until
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During October’s local body
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east, I have loosely called this
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done,” she said during the
campaign.
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east would have to be agreed
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Northern Corridor opening has
been delayed by six months.
The CNC was due to open in
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thankful” for the delay.
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thankful for a reprieve of the
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months, but it’s still there. Until
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rent covered and open space
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in
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Said district
Sonya Hodder got behind the
council the above chief proposed centre based
idea after one of its members
executive in I Zone David Park Rolleston.
posted asking if residents are
Ward: “(We) will
willing to support people who
be guided On site by facilities will include
are self-isolating
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by dropping off
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with the idea and so I agreed that
Mr Ward said it is still too early
we should use our Facebook page
to tell exactly what assistance the
as an avenue if anybody does
community will need.
need help.
“It’s very early days and I
“I’m not sure how needed that
think that we are just looking
it will be because most of the supermarkets
are providing online
at how we respond to the virus.
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delivery and things like that but
to the central government
it’s just hard to know how it’s going
to pan out.
guidelines, the safety of staff
and the safety of our communities.”
“I just think they [people] just
need to let us know what they
It follows calls from
need and we’ll do our best to
Christchurch city councillors to
help,” she said.
stop rates increases in response
Mrs Hodder said there is no
to the Covid-19 crisis.
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900x1800
x420.
Legacy Bedside
Cabinet
ONLY
$299
ONLY
$220
ONLY
$249
ONLY
$499 eACH
ONLY
$329
ONLY
$599
$129
Pine Side Table
450x450x500.
emma 3 Piece
Dining
750x750
emma 5 Piece Dining
1200x750
White 2 Drawer
entertainment Unit
1115 x 480H x 400D
White Bookcase
1200H x 600 x 290
White Hall Table
1050 x 760H x 420
ONLY
$99
ONLY
$299
ONLY
$499
ONLY
$299
ONLY
$299
ONLY
$349
Nest of Tables
Student Desk
Available in black or white.
1000w x 690h x 500d
Coffee Table
1200x400x600.
Tundra entertainment Units
1600x420x450
$599
Pine Bookcases
Butcher’s Block
Work bench with wheels &
cupboard + drawer.
ONLY
$149
ONLY
$349
ONLY
$399
1300x420x450
$499
1500 x 1240H x 300
$379
900x1800
$349
680 x 580 x 870H
$379
2 Drawer
entertainment Unit
1200x600x450.
entertainment
Unit
1100x400x480.
Glass
entertainment Unit
Side Table
450 x 450
Coffee Tables
1200 x 650 x 400H
ONLY
$199
3 Drawer Buffet
1170 x 420 x 840H
Pine - Wine Buffet
1300W x 840H x 430
ONLY
$449
ONLY
$299
ONLY
$299
ONLY
$89
1200 x 550 x 430H
ONLY
$149
233 STANMORE ROAD • PHONE 03 389 0536
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OPEN MON-FRI 10AM–4.30PM SAT 10–1PM
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ONLY
$499