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CREATIVE: A film showcasing New Brighton’s beauty and resilience, by Claudia Stewart (left) and Tabitha Palacios is in the running for a people’s choice award
at an international film competition.
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• By Bea Gooding
TWO CHRISTCHURCH creatives have
joined forces to showcase the best of
New Brighton on the world stage, set to
inspire hope for life beyond Covid-19.
We got the Sunshine, a film by Claudia
Stewart and Tabitha Palacios is in the
running for a people’s choice award at
global film competition, Musicbed Reopen
Challenge.
Filmmakers were challenged to share
their stories and hopes for the future,
shedding light on “reopening” the world
in a better place than what it was before,
especially with cultural and economic
changes to come.
Said Stewart, of Opawa: “When you
join a neighbourhood like New Brighton,
it’s more than buying a house. You’re
joining a community of people that will
support you and that helps each other do
life together.
“Early on we knew New Brighton
would be great visually, but also the
deeper messages of hope, community,
creativity and supporting local were
exceptionally demonstrated by the community.”
She said they chose New Brighton due
to the beauty of its beachside nature,
focusing on its rich heritage and history
of community and resilience, especially
after the February 22, 2011, earthquake
and now Covid-19.
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Pet food bank demand soars
• By Bea Gooding
ESTABLISHING a new pet
food bank has paid off for an
Avonside animal shelter, which
has been “overwhelmed” with
demand since opening its doors
last month.
The Arc Pet Food-Bank, run
by small animal rescue Mabels
Arc, has been able to provide pet
food for more than 150 people
within its first four weeks of
service.
The food bank supports
those who have been struggling
financially to feed their pets as
well as those who were feeding
and rescuing stray animals.
Mother and daughter duo
Kat Willan and Nirvana
Barbara are the faces behind
the new food bank service
which has been running twice
a week, supporting anywhere
between five and 25 people
per day.
“We originally started off as
a small animal rescue, but it
has been put on hold after we
realised how hard it was to get
consistent help and donations,”
said Barbara.
“We’ve opened a food bank in
the meantime as we still want to
help people and their animals.”
“A lot of people have been
needing help,” she said,
following financial hardships
due to Covid-19, with some
now living in cars or spending
thousands of dollars on vet
bills with no money left over to
purchase pet food.
“It feels good to be able to help
people who won’t have to stress
or give up animals because
they’re under hardship,” she
said.
The Arc relied on self-funding
along with monetary and food
donations from the public and
other animal rescue shelters to
stay afloat.
It was because of this that
they were seeking to become a
registered charity to open up
funding options in order to
provide for more pet owners
across Christchurch.
“It feels good to be able to
help people who won’t have
to stress or give up animals
because they’re under
hardship.”
Nirvana Barbara
Barbara believed their
service was important for the
community because they offered
food for a wider range of pets
than other animal shelters,
which focused on cats and dogs.
SUPPORT: The Arc Pet Food-
Bank organisers Nirvana
Barbara (left), and Kat Willan
have been experiencing high
demand since its opening last
month.
She expected to see demand
continue to rise as the country
was still grappling with the
effects of Covid-19.
“It’s really overwhelming for
both of us knowing these people
are going home and are able to
feed their animals. Some have
been turning up in tears,” she
said.
The service is currently
running from Willan’s house
and aims to secure a permanent
facility in the future, with the
aim of setting up a delivery
system for those unable to access
the food bank in person.
Community
resilience
captured
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With everything that the
community had gone through,
the beach was the one thing that
remained a constant, bringing
people together through its
beauty.
“We believe our greatest asset
is our people, and community
initiatives such as the Food Pantry
and Blanket Bank are a great
example of how sharing resources
can fill those financial gaps some
may face,” she said.
The project was filmed and edited
in about three weeks after the
nationwide lockdown was lifted.
“During the lockdown it did get
lonely for some, and we realised
that we should be out there connecting
with our neighbours,
sharing ideas and nurturing those
relationships,” said Stewart.
“It’s important to connect
with people who have common
interests to share ideas or even to
start a business. Together we can
get through this and make up for
what we have lost.”
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
THE earthquake-damaged
former Sockburn Service Centre
could finally be demolished in
July – if the funding needed is
obtained.
port Agency
It comes as the
announced more
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
time was needed
to complete the
Community
$290m motorwayten
in its draft
Board has writ-
The original
submission to
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the city council’s
Readers respond
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of contractors who can take
extended include
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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
rebranding
in style
systematically get the work
the Waimakariri River bridge and
flooding
with cup done,” she said during the
a clip-on win
exit safer
Cashmere HS
cycleway.
buildings can be removed as soon
campaign.
St Albans resident Mark Wilson
as possible.
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GIRL BOSS: Julia Holmes wants to be a geneticist after Page high school, 3 and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will Page help 10 said the community are “somewhat
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GIRL BOSS: Julia Holmes wants to be a geneticist after high school, and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will help Board chairman Mike Mora
Baxendale said any request to
her achieve her dreams.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
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“The community will be somewhat
thankful for a reprieve of the
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for biology, and from a young Julia is one of 25 young were often male-dominated,
• By Bea Gooding
for biology, and from a young Julia is one of 25 young were often male-dominated, be completed but it was likely the
east would have to be agreed
age has always been interested women chosen around the with particular focus on science,
technology, engineering
age has always been interested women chosen around the with particular focus on science,
technology, engineering requested.
demolition of the site would be
upon by council.
FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD Julia
effects of this motorway for six
in how things worked, often country to participate in the
FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD Julia in how things worked, often country to participate in the
South New Brighton School pupil Jacob McMillan enjoying the foam pit at Christchurch School of
City councillors are yet to pass
Holmes is on a mission to
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next month, designed She was shocked to hear the
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to the Covid-19 crisis.
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Groups on the pitch
and in the stands
at a 1989 Jehovah’s
Witness picnic at
Queen Elizabeth II
Stadium.
A traffic officer with Jan-Hai and Yasmin Iosefa and a school
patrol stop sign outside Shirley School in 1992.
New Brighton’s wooden pier prior to its demolition in 1965.
Michael Nixon, Rhonda Kennett and Julie Ufton inside a maze
at New Brighton on Seaview Rd in 1974.
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CALLS HAVE been 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
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
appropriate and the council
needs to look at how we enable
this 12-month rates increase
freeze to occur, it’s crucial for
the economic confidence of our
city.”
Ms Dalziel said the last thing
the city council needed was for
someone to hi the panic bu ton.
“Calm heads must and wi l
prevail,” she said.
“Our residents and busine ses
wi l be depending on us to
make adjustments, and we wi l,
however, we wi l need advice
on the impacts on a l aspects of
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the council’s budget, which is urchNZ, the Canterbury Employers’
Chamber of Commerce
not entirely funded by rates, and
the consequences that wi l flow and other key players so we are
from decisions we make. best prepared for the economic
“The Annual Plan is not cha lenges that lie ahead.” she said.
signed off for three months so City council chief executive
we have time to get this advice. Dawn Baxendale did not rule a
A the same time, the council zero rates rise out.
is meeting with our economic “We’re considering a series 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 biggest boost is $5.1
as we develop the Annual Plan,” bi lion towards wage subsidies
for affected busine ses in a l
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The QE II Park hydroslide getting plenty of
use in 1984.
A group of adults and children frolic in the water at South New Brighton in
the 1970s.
Cowles Stadium on Pages Rd, Wainoni, in
1972.
The Medway St footbridge being
lifted into place over the Avon River
in Richmond in 1981.
A large group of senior students at Linwood High School performing
modern dance on the hockey field in 1987. The newly-built hockey grounds at Porritt Park on Avonside Drive, Wainoni, in 1975.
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FOCUS ON HEALTH
1 in 2 people
deficient in B12
Emerging research has shown as many as 50% of older adults and
as many as 25% of younger adults are deficient in vitamin B12.
Scientists at Rush University Medical
Center found those most deficient
in vitamin B12 to have the smallest
brain mass and the lowest scores on
tests measuring short-term memory,
concentration and brain performance.
Another study showed that older people
with higher levels of B12 in their blood
have bigger, healthier brains and score
higher on cognitive tests than those with
lower levels. Yet another recent landmark
study showed that B12 supplementation
slows the accelerated rate of brain
shrinkage and declining cognitive
function. B12 is essential for energy
production, cell health, regulation of
mood and sleep cycles, nerve health and
repair, and prevention of homocysteine
a serious cardiovascular risk factor
that is known to cause damage and
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increase the chances of a stroke. Harvard
researchers found
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risk of vision
loss in a study
of participants
aged 40+ who
supplemented with
B12. Another study
linked a higher risk of hearing loss in
subjects in their 60’s who were low in B12.
The reason so many people lack B12
appears to be our body’s ability to absorb
it declining with age as the digestive
system becomes less efficient. Anti-reflux
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30-year dedication
brings pier back to life
The New Brighton
Museum has a rich
history spanning more
than 100 years. Peggy
Butterfield writes
monthly about the
historical display at the
heritage museum
The old New Brighton
Pier was opened in 1894,
and was much loved by the
locals, but it gradually developed
rot over the years
and was finally demolished
on October 12, 1965.
The community was
devastated by this loss and
over the next 30 years they
set about the huge number
of fundraising ventures.
The Pier and Foreshore
Society was formed, and
chocolate wheels were held
every Saturday, raffles,
dances, selling bricks, a
huge number of activities.
Nans Grans were also
formed and they raised
thousands of dollars at
their concerts.
It was the dedicated
community who raised
the $2 million which was
then matched by the city
council after much lobbying
by people such as Peter
FUNDRAISER: Members from a longboarders club
volunteered to build this house in 1995 to raise
funds for the New Brighton Pier.
BIRDS OF THE ESTUARY
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Dunbar and Mike Stevens.
One of the biggest fundraisers
was the building
of a house in Aston Drive,
North Shore.
This was a mammoth
task undertaken by the New
Brighton Working Men’s
Longboarders Club. The
project co-ordinator was
Ross Tyson, and the building
project spanned over
12 months. The labour was
provided by more than 70
club members, all voluntary.
The club had tradesmen
such as plumbers, roofers,
stoppers, and joiners. Most
of the building materials
were donated, with businesses
from as far away
as Dunedin contributing
to the cause, as well as
many local businesses
such as Placemakers, New
Brighton, and Rookwood
Holdings.
The project was finished
in 1996 and the house went
to auction boosting the
pier funds by more than
$120,000.
New Brighton was, and
is, a very loyal community
and we have to thank these
determined, dedicated
residents who put so much
into building the new
pier which was opened on
November 1, 1997.
Elegant heron a
common sight
Tanya Jenkins is the manager of the Avon-Heathcote
Estuary Ihutai Trust, a non-profit organisation formed in
2002 to protect one of New Zealand’s most important
coastal wetlands. Each week she introduces a new
bird found in the estuary. Her column aims to raise the
understanding of the values and uniqueness of the area.
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A TALL and elegant bird,
the white-faced heron is
actually quite new to New
Zealand
This heron species
introduced themselves
in the 1940s and are now
commonly seen in our
estuary, McCormacks Bay,
Charlesworth Wetland,
Linwood canal, Bexley and
even on sports fields and
paddocks – but only after
heavy rain, as they prefer to
search for their food while
wading in shallow water.
They are awesome birds
to observe while they stand
patiently. Without moving
as much as a feather, they
wait for prey to be within
sight to then at lightning
speed grab either a small
fish, crab, worm, mouse,
lizard or frog.
STALKING: You’ll often see the white-faced heron
standing motionless while hunting.
Lizards and frogs are
more common around the
estuary than most people
are aware of.
White-faced heron’s nest
near our estuary in the tops
of pine and macrocarpa
trees particularly favouring
South New Brighton Park
and the lower Avon River.
How can we help these
birds thrive? Keep dogs
on the lead when walking
near the estuary as to not
disturb them while feeding
or resting.

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SCHOOL OPTIONS - early & middle years 2021
Emmanuel
Christian
School
2020 at Emmanuel
Christian School
has been one
where we have
continued to see
significant growth.
We have welcomed 50
new students to the school
seeing the roll increase from
208 to the 239 it is today.
To cater for this we have
just completed several new
classroom spaces, students
and staff have been excited
to move into these rooms
which give us the space we
need for now and into the
future. The support we have
had from present and past
parents and families of the
school to make this possible
has been a real blessing.
Welcome to Casebrook
Intermediate School
Year 7 & 8 students are a unique age
group that we specialise in educating.
Our staff and school resources are
all geared for this stage of personal
development and focus on providing as a
diverse range of learning opportunities to
create a rounded and engaged individual.
Our learning environment is supported
by a strong focus on our school values
of Respect (Whakaute), Excellence
(Panekiretanga) and Perseverance
(Hiringa). Through these ‘REP’ values
we develop within each student a sense
of self worth to realise their importance
as a member of our Casebrook
community.
Our school environment is one where
students are safe and have the confidence
to take risks with their learning. In
this way the students at Casebrook are
supported and encouraged to become
self-motived, independent learners.
We value the partnership between
home and school. Together we can
create an environment where we foster
feelings of pride and belonging. We are
sure you will enjoy being a part of our
community and would welcome the
opportunity to meet with you to discuss
your child’s future at Casebrook.
2021 Enrolments are currently
open
for all year levels closing on
August 24 2020
We specialise in great
schooling for years 1 to 10
·
·
·
years 1 to 6 establishing strong
foundations
years 7 to 10 great preparation
for the senior years
well prepared for life beyond
the gate
Growing in Wisdom & Stature
Application closing date
for 2021 enrolments
at all year levels is:
Friday August 21, 2020
Limited places in Year 7 to 10
applications are invited
Working together with
families in the south west of
Christchurch. Our students
benefit from our specialist
teaching with emphasis on
pastoral care and our special
focus on personal character
development and learning.
For more information, contact us on: (03) 338 8153 or enrol@aidanfield.school.nz
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Heartfelt learning
at St Michael’s
An independent school education is a programmes further develop your child’s
precious gift and it doesn’t have to break foundation. Specialist Art, Music and
the bank.
PE classes are enjoyed weekly. Many
St Michael’s is your school at the heart pupils play musical instruments, and
of the city, where we’ve been nurturing the sing in one of our choirs. Stage Band and
children of Christchurch for 169 years. At Orchestra offer key first steps in ensemble
the heart of the St Michael’s School family performance.
are the essential life values of Christian Our senior programme Parare advances
faith and good citizenship.
your child’s Year 7&8 education outside the
Our small classes offer your child box, from financial literacy to outdoor ed,
outstanding specialist and individual leadership challenges to new sports, art and
attention. With twenty pupils per yeargroup,
your child has a sense of identity Our extended campus is spectacular: the
technologies.
and place at St Michael’s.
Art Gallery and Museum, Central Library
Traditional foundations in English and and Town Hall, Hagley Park and Botanic
Maths are assured. This academic rigour Gardens are frequent haunts.
then underpins our wider curriculums in You and your child are warmly welcome
Science, History, Geography and languages. to discover our purposeful, wholehearted
IT literacy is taught, not assumed, and and inclusive prep school. Do drop in
computer use is measured. We like teaching on Open Day: Wednesday 5 August, or
and talking to our pupils!
contact registrar, Bec Hitchcock, to book
St Michael’s cultural and sports’
your personal tour: 03 379-9790.
New Brighton Catholic School:
“A Hidden Gem”
New Brighton Catholic School is a full
(Year 0 - 8), faith-based primary school
set in the heart of New Brighton. The
school encourages children to reach
their potential spiritually, culturally,
personally and intellectually, in a caring
and positive environment. The Catholic
Special Character is woven in through
our Religious Education and Virtues
programme and strengthened by the
positive relationship with our Parish. A
dedicated and passionate staff bring to life
the Manaiakalani Cluster’s vision of Learn,
Create, Share with an effective mix of online
and real time learning to meet the needs of
all our students. Our new learning block,
opening in 2021, will house brand new
classrooms with several break out spaces
for individualised learning. You’re welcome
to visit or come join us, on our journey as
“One Community, Learning Together”
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Courageous learners who
positivity influence the world
In 2019 Knights Stream School opened
it’s doors to 89 children from year’s 1 - 8
and now have over 200 students. Together
we have built a strong school community
atmosphere by creating a positive,
understanding and inclusive school
culture.
We are guided by our school values that
underpin everything we do at Knights
Stream School. Our core values are:
Caring, Courage, Creativity, Curiosity, and
Connectedness.
New Brighton Catholic School
(Mary Immaculate)
A state-integrated Catholic School
for Years 0 to 8
• A positive virtues-based culture
• Strong community involvement
• Diverse opportunities
• Supportive learning for all
• After School Care programmes available
Deb Daines, Principal,
welcomes all enquiries
(03) 388-7982 or office@nbc.school.nz
100 Lonsdale Street, New Brighton
One Community – Learning Together
Are you in the KSS School zone or thinking
of moving into our zone?
We’d like to invite you visit us so you can see
how Knights Steam School could meet your
child’s needs.
Wednesday 19 August 9am - 11am
Wednesday 28 October 9am - 11am
1 Killarney Avenue, Halswell
Phone: 928 1050
RSVP: office@knightsstream.school.nz
www.knightsstream.school.nz
Accepting enrollments
for 2021
ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL
PAPANUI
Te Kura o Hato Hohepa
Catholic Primary School
for girls and boys,
Primary and Intermediate.
Phone: 352 8779
www.stjopapa.school.nz
2021 enrolments close on
Friday 25th of September 2020
37 Cunningham Place, Halswell 8025
Phone: 03 322 8735
Email: admin@oaklands.school.nz
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Selwyn House - Where Girls Thrive
Selwyn House is an all girls’ school for
Years 1 to 8, with a focus on developing
inquiring and empathetic minds and
building strong knowledge foundations so
that our students will face the future with
the skills and confidence to be empowered
global citizens.
We prepare our students for the
challenges and opportunities they will
encounter using the latest technological
tools within a creative and nurturing
environment. With access to the best
modern facilities and outstanding teachers,
our students learn to think creatively, work
collaboratively and to approach each new
challenge with a can-do attitude. They are
problem-solvers and powerful thinkers -
attributes that are needed and valued in the
future workforce.
A key ingredient of the education at
Selwyn House School is the International
Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme
(PYP), which is recognised globally as
a future-focused curriculum based on
intercultural understanding and respect.
The PYP focus is on the total growth
of the developing child, encompassing
intellectual, social, physical, emotional,
spiritual and cultural needs. We use
structured, purposeful inquiry as the
vehicle for learning, and our goal is to
develop an understanding in our students
that they can make a difference to their
world.
Selwyn House School has a culture of
academic achievement and consequently
our students perform significantly higher
than the international student cohort.
Learning in the core subjects of English,
Maths and Science is complemented by the
range of specialist subjects we
offer, including Mechatronics,
Robotics, Artificial Intelligence,
Performing Arts, Music, Physical
Education, Visual Art
and Spanish - each
taught by dedicated
specialist teachers
who are able to impart
their knowledge
and passion to our
students.
Small class sizes
ensure learning is
personalised and
teachers are able to build strong
connections with each child and
provide clear learning strategies
so that students are enabled to take control
of their learning, self-regulate, and develop
self-efficacy.
Choose Selwyn House to give your
daughter the education which will allow
her leadership and personal strengths to
blossom, and allow us to help her become a
confident and informed individual, eager to
take her part in the world.
Be Our Guest
At Selwyn House we are passionate
about sharing what makes this school
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future-focused learning environment
for girls in Years 1–8, our nurturing
Boarding House and co-educational Preschool
at our next Open Day: 9am - 12pm
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BRICKLAYER
George Lockyer. Over
40 years bricklaying
experience.Uk trained.
Insurance work, EQC
repairs. Heritage
brickwork & stonework
a speciality. No job too
small. Governers Bay.
Home 329 9344. Cell
027 684 4046. E mail
georgelockyer@xtra.co.nz
CARPET LAYING
Exp. Repairs, uplifting,
relaying, restretching.
Phone John on 0800
003181, 027 240 7416
jflattery@xtra.co.nz
ELECTRICIAN
Prompt & reliable
registered electrician
with 24 years experience
for all residential and
commercial work, new
housing and switch board
replacements. Phone Chris
027 516 0669
STUMP GRINDING
Best price guarantee Tony
0275 588 895
TILER/CARPENTER
35 years exp, no job
too small. Ph Ross 027
4311440.
TILER/CARPENTER
35 years exp, no job
too small. Ph Ross 027
4311440.
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Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 379
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special occasions, www.
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