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Funding serves up hope
for struggling tennis club
NEW BEGINNINGS: Committee
member Alex Hinchey, and club
president Kate Latimer, of the
South Brighton Tennis Club,
which received funding this
week to repair its earthquakedamaged
courts.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN ​
• By Bea Gooding
ONE OF the oldest tennis clubs
in Christchurch will soon get a
much-needed facelift – a light
at the end of a very long tunnel
for its members.
The South Brighton Tennis
Club was one of the latest
groups to benefit from a $7 million
Government cash injection
for “shovel ready” infrastructure
projects.
The suburb is the latest in Canterbury
to get money from $300
million set aside to stimulate the
post-Covid-19 economy.
The club will receive $413,000
to repair its earthquakedamaged
courts, to upgrade its
clubroom and to install lights
to enable games at night.
Club president Kate Latimer
said: “It’s going to be lifechanging
for our youth because
there aren’t a lot of community
facilities or clubs like it, and
it will be a hub of activity for
families and young people.”
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Enterprise project promotes diversity
INNOVATIVE Linwood College
students have produced a unique
coffee drink by blending a
traditional Filipino drink with
classic Kiwi flavouring.
But it’s more than just a tasty
coffee creation – the drink symbolises
a fusion of two cultures.
Halaya (Filipino for jelly) chief
executive and Linwood College
student JC Aguilar said food has
the power to bring people from
different backgrounds together.
“Our inspiration was to fuse
two cultures in a dessert.”
The entrepreneurial students
are part of the Young Enterprise
Scheme, which teaches teenagers
practical skills to run a business.
For their business studies class,
the students created a blended
drink of condensed milk, cream
Popular tennis club aces funding application
• From page 1
“Not having the funding put us
under a lot of pressure, we had a
bleak outlook and all hopes were
dashed,” she said.
“But it’s a phenomenal amount
of money for a small club, so
we’re feeling very fortunate and
grateful that our efforts have
been recognised.”
More than $20,000 in the last
and caffeinated jelly cubes – a
popular mix in the Philippines
– then added Kiwi hokey pokey
flavouring.
two years was fundraised to fix
three of its courts, but a further
$70,000 was required to fix the
remaining two courts.
The addition of lights at the
outdoor courts will allow for
night-time usage – a first for the
club. The new funding will also
allow the club to finish off the
already upgraded courts with a
Flexi-Pave surface.
FUSION: Year
13 Linwood
College
students Jessa
Arcayera, JC
Aguilar and
Adrian Rafol
created a
Filipino/Kiwiinspired
drink
that promotes
cultural
diversity for
their Young
Enterprise
Scheme
project. ​
Having seen cultural divides
occurring in places such as the
United States, the group – JC,
Jessa Arcayera, Adrian Rafol,
Even though the courts had
been littered with cracks and
potholes, memberships were on
the rise and the community were
still drawn to the facility.
Established in 1929, SBTC
had a long-standing history as a
multi-generational club with a
“close community.”
Some players were forced to leave
the area because their houses were
Mark Castalone, and Vence Ibo
– wanted to show what good can
come when two cultures join
together.
“Food is more than just what
meets the stomach. It also powers
our physical satisfaction and
that satisfies our way of living,”
JC said.
Halaya has spent hours perfecting
its recipe and it is already
proving to be a massive hit with
customers.
Jessa, Halaya’s production director,
was overwhelmed by the
response at the first market day
at Linwood College, when they
sold 30 cups in 15min.
Halaya is now looking to sell
its product at local markets
around Christchurch.
Its target market started with
“red-zoned,” but due to the club’s
tight-knit nature, they continued
to remain members.
“It’s a family-friendly environment,
everyone’s welcome,” said
Latimer.
The major redevelopment
opened up new opportunities for
the club, such as the chance to
expand their season.
Latimer was confident the new
coffee lovers but it hopes to
expand the target audience with
the hokey pokey flavouring.
“My company and I want to
sell about 300 cups this year and
try to make different flavours beside
our coffee and hokey pokey
flavour,” JC said.
“And also to let people know
something about our culture.”
Filipinos make up the thirdhighest
number of immigrants
arriving in New Zealand, and
Linwood College has a growing
number of Filipino students on
its roll.
Business Studies teacher
Lukas Davidson said Linwood
College is one of the more
diverse schools in Christchurch,
which creates a rich blend of
cultures.
additions would drive membership,
welcoming new and old
players back to the facility.
“We want to be the best club in
Christchurch, but success is measured
in different ways,” she said.
Next in the pipeline for SBTC
was “Love Tennis,” an open day
to learn more about the sport
alongside dedicated coaches, set
for October 10.
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History reflected in new Ngutuawa School
• By Bea Gooding
IT’S THE beginning of a new
chapter at Bamford School.
Nearly a decade after the
September 4, 2010, and February
22, 2011, earthquakes caused
irreparable damage to the site’s
foundations, the school has
found a new home – a $6 million
facility now known as Ngutuawa
School.
The school’s new name represented
the history and culture of
the area in which it was established
and was a reflection of the
“exciting” changes.
Principal Shona Hewlett said
staff and students had now
settled into a modern learning
environment; one that was no
longer “damp” and “cold.”
“The students were very excited
about the new space, they
thought it was beautiful,” she
said.
“Everyone feels really blessed
to be able to come to this new
environment and start fresh.”
Damage to the previous facility
was mostly underground,
such as drainage pipes which
were too costly to fix.
Hewlett said they were lucky
to have been able to rebuild on
the same site unlike many other
schools across the city.
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Renewal of the east has
reached a tipping point
From the board
Kelly Barber, chair
Waitai/Coastal-Burwood Community Board
OVER THE past 20 years
I’ve spent a lot of my
summers cycling around
our eastern suburbs and
all over our awesome city
preparing for the annual
Coast to Coast multisport
event.
When I wasn’t biking
I was often in my kayak,
gliding up and down the
Avon or forging out into
our stunning estuary.
I’ve also spent countless
days running too, trudging
the roads, through our
parks, a long our beautiful
seemingly endless beach,
estuary edge, around our
wetlands, in Burwood forest
and sometimes along
the Avon River banks. To
me this was Christchurch
at its best and I often felt
quite uplifted.
But after the earthquakes,
like many, I began
to grow more and more
frustrated in these same
places. We had clearly been
profoundly affected by the
quakes out east, and our
recovery seemed so much
slower than everywhere
else.
I started getting more
and more annoyed at the
state of the roads, the
flooding, the quick fix
bunds, the orange cones,
the broken homes, buildings,
neighbourhoods,
schools and the sad state
of hubs like New Brighton
Mall.
When a friend asked
me if I’d run for council
and community board
suddenly it seemed like an
opportunity to do something
useful instead of just
feeling frustrated.
My colleagues on the
Waitai/Coastal-Burwood
Community board have
similar stories. Each of
us has unique skills and
has come to a place where
we want to do something
to help make our part of
town a better place for all
residents.
It may sound corny but
it’s true. Five of the six
of us were mostly minding
our own business 12
months ago, now we’re
trying to help serve our
community. But we’re not
the first and we know it.
We are acutely aware ‘we
stand on the shoulders of
giants.’
We recognise our two
wards owe a great debt of
gratitude to people such
as David East, Glenn
Livingstone, Kim Money,
Tim Baker, Tim Sintes and
our long-standing current
community board rep
Linda Stewart who served
our community with
determination and pride.
A lot of the good things
you are beginning to see
in our community board
area are the fruits of their
efforts.
Your current board
comprising of city councillors
James Daniels and Phil
Mauger, deputy chair Jo
Zervos, Bebe Frayle, Linda
Stewart and myself want to
play our part and carry on
the work of our predecessors.
With a number of major
projects either recently
completed or receiving
funding just in the last
week it feels like the renewal
of the east has reached a
tipping point.
Of course there is still
cmuch to do but there is
clearly a new vibe, a new
buzz, a new positivity in
our precious part of town.
Kia Kaha.
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New Brighton
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Walking the streets and shoreline of
New Brighton fills my heart with joy and
happiness. As I observe the variety of
people who represent our global cultures,
and the family units who visit our area for
an hour or a day or who live among the
streets of our coastal village, warm fuzzies
take over.
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Discover
New Brighton
‘Waste Free Parenting’
Workshop with Kate Meads
This is a
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entertaining, and
inspirational event
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ideas around ways
you can minimise
waste in your home
especially with
young children
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You get a free pack bursting with waste
minimisation products with each ticket.
Kate Meads was recently labelled New
Zealand’s own waste free warrior and is a
very humorous and motivating speaker.
Kate also prides herself on being “real”.
She often jokes with her audiences about
the fact that she isn’t perfect, nor does
she expect anyone to be. The workshop
is a great place to learn what you can do,
however, and whether it’s big or small,
any change in the right direction is a good
change.
For over 10 years, Kate Meads has
been travelling the country delivering
waste minimisation seminars, with
topics ranging from cloth nappies, right
through to re-usable coffee cups. Kate
is extremely passionate about her work
and believes that education and the
sharing of knowledge is one of the most
powerful tools we have in the battle
against waste. Kate strongly believes that
“If everyone did just one small thing for
our environment every single day, we will
start to make a difference that will count”.
When:
Tue 15 Sep 2020,
6:00pm–8:00pm
Where:
Sth New Brighton Community Hall,
74 Beatty Street, Christchurch
Restrictions: All Ages
Contact:
katemeads.co.nz 07 985 6486
Ticket Information:
• Individual Ticket: $27.12 ($25.00 +
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• Couple’s Ticket: $27.12 ($25.00 +
$2.12 fees) The ‘Couples’ Ticket admits
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receive 1 pack. So, if you’d like to get a
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You will be required to present your valid
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• Concession - Couple’s Ticket: $16.88
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There are limited spaces and packs
available.
Please note: Bringing your baby to the
workshop is fine, but please be mindful
that if they get upset you may need to pop
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Discover
New Brighton
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Hundreds flock to Brighton
Gallery Pop-Up Exhibition
A pop-up art exhibition and daily
programme of art classes held by
Brighton Gallery at The Palms recently
saw hundreds of people flock to view the
works of local artists and attend classes.
“Because a pop-up exhibition is
less formal than a gallery what was
particularly gratifying was to see people of
all ages and walks of life feel comfortable
coming in, viewing the art and chatting to
artists,” says Brighton Gallery committee
member and artist Karen Phelps. “We
were really blown away by how many
people attended and the positive feedback
we got.”
Art works exhibited in the pop-up
exhibition included painting, drawing,
prints and sculptures. Phelps says that
the art classes were also well attended
and resulted in a competition of kids’
and young people’s artwork where the
public could vote for their favourite piece
with prizes donated by Paper Plus New
Brighton and the Palms. The pop-up
exhibition also included the opportunity
to win a double pass to He Puna
Taimoana to celebrate its opening, which
was won by Dianne S of New Brighton.
Phelps says that she hopes the pop
up exhibition will encourage people to
explore their creative side and visit the
Brighton Gallery:
“We have constant exhibitions at
the gallery with a large variety of art
from traditional to street art. For those
looking to purchase the artworks are very
reasonably priced. There are regular art
classes and people can join as a member
and exhibit their work. Brighton Gallery
really is an undiscovered gem and once
people visit they keep coming back.”
Located at 4 Carnaby Mall, New
Brighton (opposite Paper Plus), Brighton
Gallery is open 7 days a week year round.
To hear about further events people can
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Discover
New Brighton
Textile artist
Maungarongo
Te Kawa in
residence at
Stitch-o-Mat
To celebrate Matariki 2020, Stitcho-Mat
New Brighton, Christchurch’s
community sewing project, was honoured
to have hosted renowned textile artist
Maungarongo (Ron) Te Kawa as their
Artist in Residence which concluded at
the end of last month.
Ron Te Kawa (Ngāti Porou) is known as
an artist, storyteller, quilter and fashion
designer.
During his time at Stitch-o-Mat, Ron
was working on a Community Matariki
Quilt which invited the
community to participate
by either watching or
participating in the event.
Ron was asked to
return by popular
demand after last year’s Whakapapa Quilt
workshops at Stitch-o-Mat. They were
a great success and received extremely
positive feedback which resulted in
Stitch-o-Mat hosting him as their Artist
in Residence for most of July, so that more
people would be able to access his art.
This was possible thanks to the support
of Te Puni Kōkiri and the Christchurch
Creative Communities Scheme.
During his time in Christchurch,
Ron delivered workshops which
focused on the development of
practical sewing skills and shared the
value of supporting each other in the
art of sewing.
Stitch-o-Mat closed off the almost
month long festivities Sunday the 26th
with a potluck dinner and Ron telling
stories with handmade puppets in all their
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Police crack down
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• By Matt Slaughter
Thursday August 6 2020
POLICING AROUND east
Christchurch high schools has
increased in an effort to make
sure students are obeying the
conditions of their driver licences.
Shirley Boys’ High School is
one of the schools where this is
happening and principal Tim
Grocott said the initiative should
help keep students safe on busy
surrounding roads at the school’s
new Travis Rd site.
“We were very conscious when
we moved here that we’re moving
to an area that’s got a busy
road on it and all those sorts of
things, and for us, we don’t want
our students who are in vehicles
adding to that level of danger.”
Canterbury road policing
manager Inspector Greg Cottam
said high school students are
often not on their full licences.
He said, for about the next
month, police will be checking
students are not breaking rules
including carrying passengers
if they’re on their restricted
licences or travelling without a
fully licensed driver of two or
more years in the front seat if on
their learners.
If students are found to be
breaching their driving conditions
for the first time, police
will give them the option of
attending a seminar encouraging
them to complete the next stage
of driver licence training.
Said Inspector Cottam: “We’re
working with those kids and giving
out some education, running
some seminars with partners such
as ACC and fire, and encouraging
them [students] to go forward and
get the next stage of their licences.
“We believe education and
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SAFETY: Police are patrolling around Canterbury high
schools to make sure students are abiding by the
conditions of their driver licences.
PHOTO: RNZ
changing behaviours is far better
than straight out enforcement,”
he said.
If they’ve breached the rules
more than once or choose not to
attend the seminar, police will issue
the appropriate punishment
on a “case by case basis,” Cottam
said.
Breaching restricted driver
licence conditions can result in
receiving 35 demerit points and a
$100 fine. If any other conditions
of driver licences are breached
the punishment can be 25
demerit points and a $400 fine.
BIRDS OF THE ESTUARY
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.
Long lives for hungry
oystercatchers
OYSTERCATCHERS are easy to
spot with their black and white
feathers and a bright orange bill
and legs. You may have seen them
busily harvesting the mudflats
– mainly for cockles but also for
crabs and fish.
It has been recorded that this
ever-hungry bird can consume
up to 1kg of cockles per day. Now
that’s a lot of cockles. At high
tide when they cannot feed on
the mudflats they move to nearby
paddocks to feed on worms and
grubs as well.
Once they find a mate, it’s
for life, and records show pairs
which have been together for 20
years. They prefer to nest inland
and move in early spring to
riverbeds and farmland in the
east of the Southern Alps to raise
their chicks. They then return in
large numbers to our estuary in
autumn and winter.
They are long-lived as well, with
banded birds recorded here to be
as old as 27 years.
There are about 112,000 of these
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are long-lived, with banded
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birds in New Zealand but numbers
are declining. So 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.
Do not gather shellfish from the
mudflats, as we need to ensure
large numbers of cockles are
present for the birds.
Gathering also disturbs the
birds from feeding.
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SENIOR LIVING
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Studies show an average 70-year old has
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Now with the colder and wetter weather on
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to make their homes comfortable, warm
and healthy for their families throughout
winter. Rising damp is an issue that affects
many of our older properties which suffer
from poor, or no, ground moisture barrier.
In Canterbury especially, post-quake, many
people have relocated to homes that suffer
from rising damp which can be associated
with health problems. Independent tests have
shown that up to 40 litres of water can rise
from the ground and enter a house every day,
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musty smells. Moulds can produce various
allergic reactions and the frail, elderly and
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While insulation is important, it has been
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Dr Larry Bellamy BE (hons) PhD in a
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1939 Austin Austin 10
Pre-War Saloon
Wideglide Tank
Mitsubishi L300
(Long Wheelbase)
Toyota Vitz
Toyota Corolla DX Wagon
$1,200
ID 35233
$7,500
ID 35099
$450
ID 33239
$9,000
ID 35268
$1,850
ID 35250
$2,000
ID 35262
Cast Iron Water Pump Medium
1962 Land Rover
Series SWB 2A
Half Farthing British Coins
Rimu Dresser With Mirror
Ammunition Reloading Dies
for .300 Savage
Nissan Note
$160
ID 35172
$7,500
ID 35097
$20
ID 35205
$100
ID 35183
$65
ID 35249
$6,000
ID 34110
French Style Armoire — New
Hilux Canopy
Chest Freezer - Small
Yard Machine Ride-on Mower
Dumbbell 1.5kg
BMW X5
$2,350
ID 35170
$500
ID 35031
$180
ID 35159
$1,200
ID 34586
$2
ID 35134
$17,500
ID 35008
Matthew Smith - ‘Landscape near
Aix,’ Framed Colour Print c 1935
BOC Smootharc MMA170
Welding Machine
Storage Closet/Wardrobe
Mitsubishi Lancer
Bake Cake Pan Springform
Pan 23.5cm
Wooden Single Bunks
$120
ID 33294
$120
ID 35092
$240
ID 31468
See Seller
ID 35229
$5
ID 35133
$100
ID 35086
Genuine Leather Boots Size 7
Pine Vanity
Ford Festiva
Van Toyota Granvia
( Self contained)
HD28 Martin Guitar
Insulated Kennel
with attached Run
See Seller
ID 21287
$250
ID 34720
$1,500
ID 34861
$4,500
ID 35132
$3,699
ID 26803
$375
ID 34821
Ingersol Rand Rattle Gun
Rimu TV/Stereo Cabinet
ABBA ARRIVAL LP
Near New Trailer
2014 Toyota Hilux
Heater
$400
ID 26130
$115
ID 34665
$20
ID 29815
$6,000
ID 33101
$24,500
ID 34186
$15
ID 34839
Sea Anchor & Buoys
Ford Transit
WWII Helmet
Vintage Bedroom Furniture
BOC Smootharc MMA170
Welding Machine
Couch & 2 Armchairs
$60
ID 35095
$6,750
ID 34119
$95
ID 34584
$750
ID 32749
$120
ID 35092
$50
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