Pegasus Post: September 10, 2020

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 

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Further speed reductions 

mooted for Marshland Rd 

IT MIGHT soon take longer to 

drive one of the busiest roads in 

north-west Christchurch, ending 

months of speculation and 

completing a suite of changes for 

the area’s roads. 

Marshland Rd, from near 

Main North Rd/Spencerville Rd 

to Prestons Rd, might soon have 

a 60km/h speed limit. The current 

speed limit for that stretch 

of road is 70km/h. 

If approved by the city council, 

the plan would add to previous 

changes to sections of the 

Marshland Rd/Main North 

Rd corridor where 70km/h 

and 80km/h limits dropped to 

60km/h. 

The council adopted those 

changes last September, but the 

decision to cut the limit on the 

road south of the railway line to 

Prestons Rd was deferred. 

The local community boards 

asked for the deferral under the 

weight of submissions against 

the plan, and the need to know 

more about possible safety improvements. 

The Papanui-Innes and Coastal 

Burwood community boards 

recently met and heard some 

improvements would outstrip 

the council’s budget. 

Traffic engineer Wayne Anisy 

told the boards signals and 

GUIDELINES: Marshland Rd, from near Main North Rd/Spencerville Rd to Prestons Rd, might soon have a 60km/h 

speed limit adding about 90sec to a journey. 

safety improvements at the 

intersections would “require 

funding well-in-excess” of what 

was available. 

The road would need to be 

widened to accommodate 

median and side barriers, which 

would come at a significant cost. 

Seal widening could costs “millions,” 

the boards were told. 

Committing to such improvements 

would also create uncertainty 

as to when any safety 

improvements could be carried 

out, Anisy advised. 

Minor safety improvements, 

such as vegetation clearing, sight 

boards and stop controls had 

been carried out at some key 

locations. 

However, they had not 

changed the overall risk rating of 

the road, he said in his report. 

There were high-risk intersections 

and roadside hazards and 

some in the area, including 

Ouruhia School, had concerns 

about road safety. 

The safe and appropriate speed 

assessment of the road needed 

to meet national guidelines is 

60km/h, he said. •Turn to page 5 

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Recognition for work with families 

• By Bea Gooding 

JAN NOTTINGHAM’S passion 

for supporting families of 

young patients seeking medical 

treatment in Christchurch has 

been recognised. 

The Ronald McDonald House 

night supervisor has been 

named as a finalist for the Westfield’s 

Local Heroes awards. 

Each year, Westfield centres 

across the country recognise 

nominated role models for the 

positive benefit their work has 

on the community. 

“It felt very humbling to have 

the privilege of being one of the 

finalists,” said Nottingham. 

“It’s not even a job for me, 

I’m doing something I love – 

making a difference to families 

coming through the door and 

taking some of the weight off 

their shoulders.” 

Nottingham lives at the RMH 

full-time working night shifts, 

making sure families felt at 

home while staying at the house, 

going above and beyond in doing 

so. 

Whether it was offering a 

shoulder to cry on, providing 

entertainment for children or 

making sure guests had meals to 

come back to after visiting their 

child in hospital, she has been 

a guaranteed source of comfort 

since taking up the role in 2012. 

Landing the job as a night 

supervisor was a silver lining 

after the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake destroyed her home. 

“I was one of many. I’m lucky 

that mine has been all sorted as 

lots of people are still struggling 

with theirs long after the earthquakes,” 

she said. 

“My home-based business no 

longer happened, but in hindsight, 

as one door closed another 

door opened for me. 

“And that door was an amazing 

door as it allowed me to take 

a new journey into the next stage 

of my life – being a part of people’s 

lives and giving back.” 

It was not always easy to 

witness families in times of 

distress, Nottingham said, but 

the rewarding feeling of creating 

a welcoming environment far 

outweighed the challenges she 

faced. 

“Once I started, I knew there 

was nothing telling me that 

I’d made the wrong decision. I 

believe I’m still going to be here 

PASSION: Night 

supervisor Jan 

Nottingham, 

of the Ronald 

McDonald House 

South Island, is 

a finalist for this 

year’s Westfield 

Local Heroes 

awards. 

PHOTO: GEOFF 

SLOAN 

until the day I can no longer do 

this position.” 

If Nottingham is successful, 

the Ronald McDonald House 

South Island will receive a grant 

of $10,000 as part of Westfield’s 

community recognition and 

grants programme, which will 

be used to upgrade the house’s 

education room. 

•To view this year’s 

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• Bariz Shah, University 

of Canterbury Muslim 

Students Association: 

For his advocation work 

following the March 15 

attacks. 

• Daniel Eastwood, St 

John of God Waipuna and 

Te Rangatahi Tumanako 

Trust: 

For going above and 

beyond to help young 

men in prison challenge 

themselves and face their 

fears through his weekly 

support group. 

• Matt Brown, She Is Not 

Your Rehab: 

For starting the She Is Not 

Your Rehab movement, to 

end the cycle of domestic 

and family violence by 

encouraging men to deal 

with their own experiences 

of abuse, instead of taking 

it out on their partners. 

• Senior Constable 

Bruce Ward, Blue Light 

Christchurch: 

For his work through the 

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$10k for school sport gear THE BOTTLE Lake Forest 

• By Bea Gooding 


MAIREHAU HIGH School will 

soon benefit from a significant 

funding boost to increase 

sports participation among its 

students. 

Granted by the New Zealand 

Community Trust, the school 

will receive $10,000 towards the 

cost of new sports equipment. 

The school was in the process 

of upgrading its gymnasium 

which is due to be completed in 

two year’s time, therefore new 

equipment such as basketball 

backboards and other gear 

to promote its physical and 

outdoor education programmes 

was needed. 

Said acting principal Siobhan 

Murphy: “We’re extremely 

excited and grateful to be able to 

purchase much-needed sports 

gear. Without their generosity, 

this wouldn’t have been possible. 

“Kids don’t often have the 

equipment at home and during 

the lockdown, they weren’t able 

to access sport, like attending 

after school sports. So we’re 

wanting to build this up again as 

there’s been a bit of reluctance.” 

The NZCT awards grants 

to groups and organisations 

across the country with a focus 

on sporting needs, such as 

uniforms, travel costs, salaries, 

equipment or facility upgrades. 

GRATEFUL: Students of Mairehau High School will soon 

benefit from a $10,000 grant in order to boost sport 

participation at the school. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

Securing funding at the school 

towards its sports programmes 

was spearheaded by health and 

education learning team leader 

Kyla Boocock. 

Murphy said her persistence 

and enthusiasm for giving sport 

the visibility it needed in order 

to boost student participation 

was imperative in overcoming 

funding obstacles over the last 

two years. 


“Sports equipment is not 

always viewed as a priority like 

computers or library books, 

or that it’s not perceived to be 

directly related to academic 

achievement,” she said. 

“But by being able to run 

around and interact with other 

kids, it improves academic 

results as it benefits their overall 

emotional and physical wellbeing.” 

Fairy houses to move 

fairy village that magically 

mushroomed in size during the 

Covid-19 lockdown is on the 

move. 

Later this month city council 

park rangers will oversee the 

careful relocation of the hundreds 

of homemade fairy houses 

that are hanging on trees in 

Bottle Lake Forest Park, near the 

Juliet Rd entrance. 

The first of the tiny houses 

appeared in the forest before 

Covid-19, but they grew dramatically 

in number during the alert 

level 4 lockdown when creating 

fairy houses became a popular 

pastime for local families. 

“They’ve brought a touch of 

magic to the forest,’’ said Bottle 

Lake Forest Park ranger Warren 

Hunt. 

“Unfortunately the spot where 

the fairy village is located is in 

an area of the forest where the 

trees will soon be ready for logging. 

“We love seeing the look of 

delight on children’s faces when 

they see the fairy village so we’re 

going to carefully detach the 

fairy houses from the trees and 

move them to another part of the 

forest, so the fairies can continue 

to live an enchanted life,’’ Hunt 

said. 

Hunt said the city council was 

organising a working bee on 

September 29 and asked for the 

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ON THE MOVE: The 

city council is calling on 

the public to help them 

relocate fairy houses at 

Bottle Lake Forest Park. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

public’s help to move the 

houses. 

“It’s in the school holidays 

so we’re hoping lots of families 

will come along and help us to 

relocate the houses.’’ 

When the fairy houses are 

relocated, they will be tied to 

the trees rather than nailed or 

screwed on to prevent the trees 

being damaged. 

•People keen to help with 

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can register their interest 

at https://www.ccc.govt.nz/ 

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Your Local Views 

Be part of the clean-up week 

KIA ORA, I’d like to take 

the opportunity to share with 

you some of the ways you can 

be involved in your community 

in the Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote area for our 

September update. 

We have just finished our 

“have your say” campaign for 

community uses for the Te Pou 

Toetoe: Linwood Pool complex 

but wanted to let you know 

that while we still have plenty 

of time during construction we 

are always keen to hear your 

thoughts on how we can make 

this the most user-friendly space 

for all in our community. 

Whether it is adult swim 

classes, educational sessions 

for the community or fun days 

that bring the community 

together we would love to hear 

more of your ideas. Get in 

touch with one of your local 

representatives. 

Keep Christchurch Beautiful 

and the SALT District are 

partnering on a very special 

From the board 

Alexandra Davids, chair 

Waikura/Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board 

high-profile clean-up event. 

This is part of the national 

KNZB G.J. Gardner Clean Up 

Week. 

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your business/friends/ 

neighbours will be keen to 

put together a small team of 

volunteers who will spend one 

hour sprucing up a local spot of 

your choice. 

The rubbish bags (and 

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have your own) will be available 

to collect from the good folks 

at these places any time from 

September 7: 

• The Conscious Club (Boxed 

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• Friday Creative (Cotter’s 

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• Smash Palace (180 High St) 

• Black & White Coffee 

Origins (Lichfield St) 

• The Tool Lendery 

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NEW BEGINNINGS: The Opawa library is 

now operating again from the original site 

established in 1936. 

will take place on Friday (on 

your own schedule). No sharps 

to be collected. 

Take full bags to SALT Square 

between 4pm and 5pm. And 

share in a community barbecue 

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mahi. 

Opawa Public library has 

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After 10 years the community 

finally has its library back up 

and running. It is located on 

the corner of Opawa Rd and 

Richardson Tce, the same site 

where the original library was 

established in 1936. 

The library meeting room will 

also be available for community 

groups to hire so please get in 

touch at opawapubliclibrary@ 

gmail.com or swing by and visit 

the friendly team Monday to 

Saturday. 

Changes 

would align 

to majority 

of feedback 

•From page 1 

Keeping the current speed limit 

at 70km/h would “align with the 

majority of feedback” received 

when the changes were mooted 

last year, he said. 

Then, there were claims the 

change would mean slower 

travelling times and lost 

productivity, and increased 

congestion and driver 

frustration. 

Council research suggested 

travel times might drop by 90sec 

at most. 

The boards were advised this 

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$5.07 million social cost of a fatal 

crash, or of a serious injury crash 

($926,000). 

They were also told congestion 

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traffic volume and congestion at 

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much lower than the speed limit 

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News 

PEGASUS POST 

Dressing and 

empowering women 

A myriad of 

groups help keep 

our community 

moving. Reporter 

Bea Gooding 

speaks to Dress 

for Success 

Christchurch 

executive manager 

Ginnie Rhodes 

about how the 

charity helps 

women prepare 

for the workforce 

Could you tell me a bit 

about what Dress for 

Success is and how it 

came to be what it is 

today? 

Dress for Success is 

a global not-for-profit 

organisation that 

empowers women. 

Dress for Christchurch 

has been operating in 

Canterbury for 17 years. 

Our local vision is: 

Empowering women – 

providing women in need 

within our community 

with the guidance, 

support, tools and 

confidence to pursue their 

employment goals and 

shape their own financial 

future. 

Since starting operations 

in 1997, Dress for Success 

Worldwide has expanded 

to almost 150 cities in 25 

countries and has helped 

more than 1.2 million 

women work towards selfsufficiency. 

Each affiliate focuses 

its programmes on their 

own community needs. In 

Christchurch we have the 

Dressing Programme, and 

Careers Centre which runs 

job search and retention 

seminars, resilience 

programmes and one on 

one careers coaching and 

job search. 

What issues are women 

currently facing while 

entering the workforce, 

and why? 

The women we support 

are so varied including 

those on low or no income, 

challenging domestic 

situation, mental health 

challenges, never worked 

before, immigrants, young 

women, transgender 

women and women reentering 

life after prison. 

One of the biggest issues 

is a lack of confidence and 

self-esteem, which is one 

of our main focuses and 

the aim of the Dressing 

Programme is to help 

this. It takes a very short 

time for women to feel 

less confident about 

their abilities, often 

IMPACT: Executive manager Ginny Rhodes, of 

charity Dress for Success, who empower women 

with the tools they need as they enter the 

workforce. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

not recognising the 

transferable skills they 

have developed alongside 

professional skills and 

knowledge. 

Lack of job searching 

‘know-how’ in this rapidly 

changing world. CVs, 

cover letters, online 

applications, how to 

effectively use social media 

profiles and platforms. 

Juggling families 

is always up there 

for women, finding 

part-time employment 

and employers who 

have flexible working 

arrangements. One of the 

plus sides of Covid-19 is 

the ability to work from a 

home base. 

Why is an organisation 

like this important in 

Christchurch? 

We are the only 

organisation in Canterbury 

supporting women in need 

in this way, the Dressing 

Programme particularly is 

unique to our organisation. 

We see over 400 women 

per annum so we know 

there is a real need in the 

community. The women 

are referred by more than 

40 referral organisations 

across Canterbury. 

We also support women 

in “one-off” situations like 

attending a court case or 

other significant events. 

Last year we dressed a 

mother of four in an outfit 

for her graduation. 

How has Dress for 

Success impacted women 

in order for them to 

thrive in the workplace 

and beyond? 

Women who come 

for a dressing or careers 

appointment can vary 

in age from 16-years-old 

to 70-years-old, we work 

to support and empower 

women by providing 

not only clothing for job 

search preparation but 

also other tools and skills 

needed to succeed. We 

provide ongoing support 

once in employment 

through our “Women in 

Work”’ retention seminars 

and mentoring. 

Here are some 

comments from previous 

clients: 

“I would say I’m over the 

moon. Confidence levels 

really high after being 

attired property. Great 

staff, good advice and 

some different styles that I 

wouldn’t normally choose 

for myself. Very happy and 

huge thanks to you all.” 

“You have no idea how 

positive and amazing 

impact you have on me. 

Thank you all. You girls 

made me feel like a 

woman again, I was 

lacking in confidence but 

you helped me believe I am 

worth it.” 

“Lovely experience and 

attention. I felt important. 

Lovely ladies thank you 

very much.” 

In what ways can 

communities support 

Dress for Success to help 

women reach their full 

potential, and why? 

As an organisation 

that is community 

funded we do require 

funds to operate, 

other organisations or 

communities can support 

us by raising funds for us, 

individual and corporate 

donations are also greatly 

valued. We also rely on 

“in-kind” donations of 

make-up, good quality 

clothing, shoes handbags 

and jewellery. 

The Facebook page and 

website explains more 

about us and how to 

donate.



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FOR REVENUE PER SALES CONSULTANT 

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MEET OUR 

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HARCOURTS GOLD TOP CONSULTANTS FOR AUGUST 2020 

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to the top franchise in New Zealand for 

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They are phenomenally good at what they do; skilled, highly trained and dedicated 

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JOHN MCFADDEN BUSINESS OWNER HARCOURTS GOLD 

JOHN MCFADDEN 

BUSINESS OWNER/ 

MANAGING DIRECTOR 

LYNETTE MCFADDEN 

BUSINESS OWNER 

CHRIS KENNEDY 

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GENERAL MANAGER 

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