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Funding boost for law centre
CRUCIAL: (From left to right) – Jane Jarman, Adriana Damasceno and Katrina Fitzgerald of Community Law
Canterbury welcome the Government’s funding boost for facilities across NZ after a huge increase in demand.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
• By Bea Gooding
INCREASING demand for free
legal services due to Covid-19
has prompted the Government
to provide significant funding
to community law centres
across the country.
Community Law Canterbury
is among dozens to benefit from
a $3.47 million funding boost
over three years – in addition to
the almost $8 million in funding
that was already announced
in Budget 2020.
The increase will add $1.2
million to community law
services in the current financial
year.
•Turn to page 4
Bromley
smell
fails to
improve
• By Bea Gooding
THREE MONTHS have passed
since city council-run facilities
Living Earth and EcoCentral
were identified as significant
odour emitters in Bromley and
beyond.
But since the city council implemented
an adaptive management
plan to mitigate the odour in
June, an Environment Canterbury
report shows the smell has
worsened.
In May, before the plan went
ahead, 225 reports of compost
odours were submitted by the
community, which decreased in
June to 174, but July in comparison
rose to 204 reports.
The plan is two months into
its three-month trial to test and
carry out necessary changes to
alleviate the issues, which will
identify if the changes were successful.
Said Carol Anderson, who has
lived on Bromley’s Seascape Gardens
for 23 years: “It’s been pretty
bad, the stench just kills me. Any
smell blows directly across where
we live and in other areas.
•Turn to page 4
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Church construction starts
• By Matt Slaughter
THE CONSTRUCTION of a
$3.5 million church in Avonside
has begun.
The Most Holy Trinity Church
on Stanmore Rd was destroyed
in the February 22, 2011, earthquake.
It operated out of a much
smaller, makeshift building for
nine years but now a new church
will be built on its original site
after five years of planning.
Its rebuild is under way and
Reverend Jill Keir anticipates it
will take about a year to complete.
She said the new church will
include two large spaces able to
host about 100 people each for
services and other gatherings, a
small chapel, offices, and a new
kitchen.
Funding for it has come from
insurance payouts.
Keir said the new church
will be a useful space for east
Christchurch and have a positive
impact on the community.
“In my opinion, it will give
us the opportunity to provide
a much wider range of community
activities. We hope it
will become a community centre
within the local area.”
She said the building which
the church has been operating
out of for the last nine years will
remain on-site and continue to
be used as an additional space
for activities.
The original Most Holy Trinity
Church was the first Anglican
Church in Canterbury to be
consecrated. That took place on
February 24, 1857, it was established
in 1855.
On August 10, the first soil
was broken before the construction
of the new church began.
About 60 people attended
including Canterbury Anglican
Bishop Peter Carrell​and
Christchurch East MP Poto
Williams.
Keir said the plan is to
consecrate the new church on
February 24, 2022, the same day
this took place at the old church
165 years earlier.
BREAKING SOIL:
Canterbury Anglican
Bishop Peter Carrell​gets
work started at the Most
Holy Trinity Church site
August 10.
MILESTONE:
A concept
design of the
new Most
Holy Trinity
Church being
built on
Stanmore Rd.
It has taken
five years
to go from
planning to
construction.
In Brief
ROAD CLOSURE
St Johns St is now closed
between Glenroy St and Ferry
Rd as part of the Woolston
Village Upgrade. Construction
includes renewing the
underground sewer network
which is badly degraded. The
closure allows teams to work
safely and continue sewer works
on Ferry Rd and is expected
to be completed in about four
weeks.
FEEDBACK SOUGHT
Feedback is now open to update
the city council’s Strengthening
Communities Strategy.
This strategy incorporates
community group grants
review and the community
facilities plan which work in a
range of ways to develop strong
communities. Community
participation encourages a sense
of belonging and offers support
in times of stress, and promote
the wellbeing of individuals and
families. Workshops are being
organised by staff in community
board areas to discuss how
the city council can make the
most of the opportunities and
challenges over the next 10 years.
Feedback closes on September
14 and can be found at https://
ccc.govt.nz/the-council/
consultations-and-submissions/
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•Accessible and high quality health care.
•Future generations able receive education and training well matched to their potential.
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Odour may be stronger or
weaker on different days
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“It won’t make it easy to
sell the house. I’m just feeling
resigned.”
She said the smell was
not as bad this month as
it was in previous months,
but “having said that, it’s
still been pretty horrendous.”
While the trials were
under way the plan outlined
that the odour may
be stronger or weaker on
different days.
Operational changes at
refuse and recycling facility
EcoDrop, managed by
EcoCentral, showed a 40
per cent decline in average
“odour units” detected in
July compared to June.
Changes included clearing
odorous waste in sealed
containers quickly, ensuring
all waste was cleared
each night, and prioritising
odorous waste.
However, an increase in
“offensive” reported odours
were identified at organics
processing plant Living
Earth beyond the boundary
of the site.
“Living Earth has been
using misters for a number
of years as a tool to mitigate
odour from the plant. Four
additional, larger misters
have been brought in and
are now in use,” the city
council’s AMP progress
report said.
High-need clients in city
The compost “recipe”
was also adjusted to replace
the odour profile of the
previous blend that was
causing the offensive smell.
“It will take about 12
weeks for all of the compost
from the old blend to
completely cycle through
the composting process
and move off-site.”
Linwood ward city
councillor Yani Johanson
is advocating for better
national air quality standards
and made a personal
submission to the Ministry
for the Environment seeking
as such.
“With two out of the
three months up for significant
reduction in odour
complaints, the problem
is growing which is completely
unacceptable to
the local community. This
highlights clearly that the
Resource Management Act
is inadequate to deal with
these activities.
“There is no way what is
• From page 1
Said Community Law
Canterbury board chairman
Jeremy Finn: “We’re
delighted to get it in recognition
of the huge, unmet
demand that will continue
to increase post-Covid-19.
“But we also know that
demand is at full capacity
now, so we would expect
the funding will allow us
to increase our staffing
and retain experienced
lawyers.”
He said the majority of
issues clients have faced
recently involved employment,
changing work conditions,
family law matters,
immigration, finances and
tenancy issues.
The extra funding comes
at a time when Community
Law Centres around
the country have been
experiencing a significant
decline in donations because
of Covid-19.
The Canterbury facility
will receive their share of
about $120,000 a year for
the next few years.
The extra funding was
important to retain and
increase staff levels to allow
for higher volumes of
casework work to be completed,
and for part-time
staff to move into full-time
roles.
This was especially the
case in Canterbury.
“Our staff have great
experience and have been
working hard to support
high-need clients,” he said.
“Christchurch clients
have high needs, especially
in the aftermath of the
earthquakes, mosque attack
and now Covid-19.”
CLC provide legal help
and advice to those who
are unable to pay for a private
lawyer or have limited
access to legal aid, which
can cost much as $300 to
$400 an hour.
Said Sue Moroney, Community
Law Centres o
Aoteaora chief executive:
“Increased funding will
help community law centres
to help the increasing
PEGASUS POST
STINK:
Odour
reports
from
Living
Earth’s
compost
facility
increased
in July.
occurring here should be
allowable in any community
in New Zealand.”
A screening machine,
which processes materials
twice to ensure it is
fully broken down, will
be installed next month
at Living Earth to further
mitigate the worsening
stench.
Said ECan councillor
Nicole Marshall: “This
three-month compliance
period gives CCC time to
be good neighbours, while
enabling ECan to collect
further data from the site
so we can fulfil our duties
as a regulator.
“It’s important we resolve
the issue for Bromley
without simply moving it
somewhere else.”
The trial finishes by
the end of August, and if
proven unsuccessful, the
city council will consider
longer-term options with
an outcome by the end of
November this year.
BOOST:
Community
Law
Canterbury
will receive
$120,000
annually
for the next
three years.
number of people affected
by the impact of the pandemic
response. It will help
us to support people to
protect the most important
building blocks in their
lives – their families, their
jobs, their homes.
“We expect further
waves of demand to hit for
our services for months
and years to come, with
demand also growing for
legal support on debt and
finance issues.”
Each year, CLCs complete
about 50,000 cases
and provide law-related
education to about 25,000
people.
The Ministry of
Justice forecasts showed
demanded was expected
to spike in the next few
years, and the funding will
support the delivery of
about 15,000 extra cases.

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Helping Canterbury kids
reach their full potential
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A myriad of groups
help keep our
community moving.
Reporter Bea
Gooding speaks
to the Graeme
Dingle Foundation
Canterbury manager
Chris Davis about
how its programmes
help children build
resilience and
important life skills
Could you tell me a bit
about the Graeme Dingle
Foundation?
Graeme Dingle Foundation
Canterbury has been
supporting young people
in our community through
the delivery of positive child
and youth development
programmes since 2002. We
work with communities,
predominantly in areas
with high levels of social
deprivation, to provide lifechanging
opportunities for
young people. To date, we have
delivered our programmes to
33,042 young people across
Canterbury.
Our vision is to empower
our young people by providing
them with the tools to
overcome any obstacles that
may come their way. Our
programmes are currently
benefitting over 3700 young
people every week in 22
schools across Canterbury
of which 2592 students are
in Christchurch specifically.
These programmes build
lifelong skills, positive
relationships and qualities
such as integrity, respect and
resilience that will last the
students a lifetime.
What kind of programmes
are available?
Graeme Dingle Foundation
Canterbury runs three
programmes, Kiwi Can, Stars
and Project K. Kiwi Can is the
primary school programme.
The students attend a Kiwi
Can session each week and
learn core values and life skills
through games and activities.
Stars is a year 9 peer mentoring
programme. Year 12 and year
13 students are trained to
run mentoring classes once a
week for year 9s. The students
learn about bullying, social
media, positive relationships,
teamwork and respecting each
other. Project K is a 21-day
wilderness expedition for year
10 students. The students
are taken 200km away from
school into the Southern Alps
and then hike, camp and
cycle their way back to school.
Project K is a journey of selfdiscovery.
EMPOWERING YOUNG: Chris Davis of the Graeme Dingle Foundation is providing
children with tools to overcome obstacles.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
I understand the
programme has experienced
an increased demand
recently. Why has this been
the case?
The last few years have
been very difficult for young
people in Christchurch, more
so than in other parts of
Aotearoa. The psychosocial
impacts of the earthquakes
are still lingering, with
parts of East Christchurch
remaining uninhabitable due
to the earthquake-ravaged
“red zone.” More recently,
these same young people have
had to deal with the horror
forced upon them by an act
of terrorism, right on their
doorstep. Now they are faced
with Covid-19, with the “new
normal” that this brings
and with likely job losses
impacting their home lives –
the mental health and
well-being of these families
may be negatively impacted,
adversely affecting many
young people across these
communities.
Census 2018 statistics across
the communities we work in
a paint a sobering picture,
with nearly a quarter of all
school leavers not gaining
qualifications and a NEET
rate (Not in Employment,
Education and/or Training) of
above 15 per cent.
What kind of issues have
been impacting school
children recently? And
how has the programme
helped them overcome these
barriers?
School principals ask
for the Graeme Dingle
Foundation programmes
to come into their schools
because we provide positive
youth development that
complements and extends the
positive behaviour for learning
work that schools are already
doing for their students.
“Many of [our] students
lack the privilege of being
immersed in and surrounded
by positive role models in their
life. The Kiwi Can programme
has provided the opportunity
for our kids to learn, practice
and demonstrate the
implementation of values into
their everyday actions and
behaviours. I can confidentially
say that the programme will
undoubtedly have long term
benefits for our students and
their ability to positively
contribute to our community.”
– Janeane Reid, principal of
Te Waka Unua School.
What are the common
barriers that hold children
back from reaching their full
potential in life?
It is always so important
to remember that not all
childhoods are created equal.
Some kids have a tough
start and it can hold them
back. Big factors are poverty,
family instability with lots of
moving house and changing
schools, lack of good housing
and hunger. Our goal as an
organisation is to help those
kids to know that, no matter
what their start is in life, what
they have inside is strong
enough to overcome any
obstacle.
Why is an organisation
like this important for
Canterbury kids?
I think a school principal
can answer this better than I
can:
“Kiwi Can has a positive
impact on the students at
Bamford School. Through
the programme, senior
students have become
more confident and have
developed the ability to take
risks in front of their peers
without being embarrassed.
Furthermore, they have
learnt valuable lessons about
resilience, honesty, integrity
and leadership through fun
and engaging activities,” –
Shona Hewlett, principal of
Ngutuawa School.
What advice would you
give parents and educators
to instil positivity, resilience
and confidence in school
kids, and why?
The teachers and principals
we meet and work with
are fantastic and are all
working really hard on
behalf of Canterbury’s youth.
Graeme Dingle Foundation
Canterbury’s role is to provide
a set time each week where
the students can really focus
on learning about respect,
positive relationships,
resilience and integrity. These
positive values are of course
also being learned about
during regular class time and
at home.
Our foundation’s role is
to focus strongly on these
topics in a whole-class format
every week. The students get
a chance to play games that
model positive behaviours
and to carefully consider
and discuss their values and
actions.
Our classes are a chance to
talk about values regularly
with young people and our
school leaders model good
values and behaviours. Kids
become what they see and
hear.
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HIGH SCHOOL students across
the city have planted thousands
of native trees in part of New
Brighton’s red zone this year and
plan to add another 10,000 over
the next four years.
An additional planting day has
been planned for the end of the
month, where the students will
add a further 1100 native trees
and plants at Chimera Cres.
The students, who will be
joined with members from
the local community, are from
Shirley Boys’ High, Avonside
Girls’ High, Christchurch Girls’
High, Linwood College, Rawhiti
School, Heaton Intermediate,
Christ’s College, St Margaret’s
College, Rangi Ruru Girls’
School, St Andrew’s College and
Cathedral Grammar.
Head of physics at Christ’s
College David Newton is responsible
for leading the ambitious
project which began last year.
“Over the next four years we’re
going to complete the current
area we’re working on, plant the
QE II Adventure Nature Trail
and start another large block
which is currently under negotiation
with the Christchurch
City Council,” he said.
The planting was an opportunity
for the students to practically
realise the “positive impact”
they can have on the community,
and the planet, by contributing
their part.
“Our work will grow a forest
that will be a lasting memorial
for their efforts,” he said.
“It demonstrates the power
ordinary people have to
change our city, country and
the planet by helping mitigate
climate change and increasing
biodiversity.”
Twenty different species of
native trees and grasses will be
planted, including pittosporum,
ake ake, totara, flax, carex secta,
and lophomyrtus.
Said Newton: “We’ve selected
these plants to provide both
habitat and food for native birds
and lizards. We want to see more
native birds in Christchurch,
and this is a huge opportunity to
plant a forest that runs as a green
spine through the city.
“The best thing you can do
to encourage native birdlife
back to the city is to plant
trees that become a year-round
supply of bird food.”
DIGGING DEEP:
Led by Christ’s
College head of
physics teacher
David Newton,
students
from high
schools across
Christchurch
helped plant
thousands of
native trees in
New Brighton’s
red zone.
Newton welcomes help from
the community if they have an
hour or two to spare.
He urges people to bring their
own spades, but that tools were
available for use if needed.
The replanting work is being
undertaken in conjunction with
city council parks and Land
Information New Zealand.
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.
THE LITTLE Cormorant/
Kawau paka is one of several
cormorant species found
around the estuary and lower
reaches of our rivers.
Who doesn’t enjoy watching
these birds sitting along the
estuary, or perched in trees
along river banks with their
wings spread out? But why do
they do this?
Cormorants dive under
water to catch their prey but
BIRDS OF THE ESTUARY
Little cormorant is a masterful fish hunter
unlike non-diving birds their
feathers are not as waterproof
which allows them to dive in
the first place.
It does mean, however, that
they need to ‘spread their
wings and tail feathers” to dry
out after each meal, or they
would lose their body temperature.
It’s amazing how nature
provides for all the different
needs of different birds.
The little cormorants have
been observed eating up to 30
small eels and fish each day. It
must be a tough life having to
fish, then dry out that many
times a day.
How can we help the
cormorant numbers to thrive?
Keep dogs on the lead when
walking along riverbanks and
the estuary edge.
Dogs are a huge threat to
birds needing to nest, rest and
feed in peace.
Little Cormorant
(Kawau paka ​)

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OPTIMISTIC: Jolt Dance founder Lyn Cotton and dancer Carl Te Tone Huia
were meant to perform their original works in London this year, but it was
postponed due to Covid-19.
Challenging disability
through creative arts
• By Bea Gooding
CANTABRIANS will soon
be treated to a performance
which challenges
perspectives about dance
and disability in the
creative arts industry.
Representatives from Jolt
Dance company were due
to showcase their work at
performance art theatre
Lyric Hammersmith in
London during May but
it was cancelled due to
Covid-19.
Jolt founder Lyn Cotton
is feeling optimistic in spite
of the growing uncertainty
in the coming months.
“We’re looking at it
positively and view it as
a postponement, we still
want to show London what
New Zealand is capable
of,” she said.
“We’re not angry about
it, this is a time of patience
and reflection and it’s
given us an opportunity to
look at the work again in
more depth.”
Including Cotton, Jolt
dancers and tutors Carl
Huia, Aleasha Seaward,
Rochelle Waters and Renee
Ryan were meant to spend
a week in London to take
part in Amici Dance
Theatre Company’s 40thanniversary
celebrations
and raised $10,000 to do so.
Amici is also an inclusive
dance company and
invited the team to present
two original works, discuss
their achievements and
host teaching sessions.
They Call Me Sam is a
short film that chronicled
life with down syndrome
and challenges attitudes
about having a disability.
Takiwatanga is a performance
which is shaped
by Huia’s Māori culture
INCLUSIVITY: Georgia Scarsbrook, Hunter
McLintock, Brooke Joyce and Shanna Charles
are on a mission to break barriers within the
creative arts industry through dance.
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
and his lived experience of
autism.
The word “takiwatanga”
is used to describe autism
and means “in his or her
own time and space.”
Cotton met Amici
founder Wolfgang Strange
in 1995, and after spending
a few years under his wing,
she was inspired to open
her own dance studio with
a similar concept of breaking
barriers within the
disability community.
“Wolfgang was my
teacher for three years, and
when I came back to NZ I
set up my own Jolt classes
and it grew from there,”
she said.
“We take what the dancers
give us which shapes
our work - it’s not just
about participation, it’s
about excellence and for
people with disabilities to
have their voices heard.”
Not only do they offer
dance classes, teaching and
choreography training was
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also available which leads
to industry level pathways
through performance and
leadership.
Jolt’s “Move” programme
is the country’s only teacher
training programme for
people with disabilities,
taking their work into
mainstream schools to
teach non-disabled children.
Said Cotton: “All peer
pressure starts to drop
away when they come together
and dance. It’s okay
to be different.
“The bar was set low
for what people with disabilities
can achieve, and
now they’re playing catch
up because they’ve been
denied that opportunity
for so long.”
Jolt Dance celebrates
their 20th anniversary next
year and has since grown
to more than 150 dancers.
They will plan to showcase
their original works in
Christchurch in October.

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In Canterbury especially, post-quake, many
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Coffee Table
1200x400x600.
Tundra entertainment Units
1600x420x450
$599
2dr / 2 shelf
1200 x 400 x 480h
$349
entertainment Units
Glass Door
1530 x 520 x 660h
$499
Pine
Bookcase
Butcher’s Block
Work bench with wheels &
cupboard + drawer.
ONLY
$149
ONLY
$399
1300x420x450
$499
2dr / 4 shelf
1600 x 400 x 480h
$399
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
Buffet
ONLY
$449
ONLY
$299
ONLY
$299
ONLY
$89
1200 x 550 x 430H
ONLY
$149
233 STANMORE ROAD • PHONE 03 389 0536
WE ACCEPT EFTPOS, VISA AND MASTERCARD... PARKING AT REAR
OPEN MON-FRI 10AM–4.30PM SAT 10–1PM
ONLY
$449
ONLY
$299