Nor'West News: March 04, 2021

THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 2021 

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Cartwright resigns as 

board chief – again 

• By Bea Gooding 

AFTER NEARLY three years of 

leading the Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community Board, 

chairman David Cartwright is 

calling it quits. 

In a resignation letter 

addressed to board members, 

Cartwright said he intends to 

step down from the role effective 

March 14. 

The letter will be presented 

at the next meeting on March 

15, allowing time to prepare a 

report for the election of a new 

chairperson. 

Cartwright said the move was 

planned to give other members 

an opportunity to lead while 

bringing their own experiences 

and skills to the table. 

“Part of the responsibility of 

chairperson is about succession 

planning that allows other 

members to lead the board by 

doing the first half of the term,” 

he said. 

Cartwright will remain as a 

board member while supporting 

the new chairperson leading to 

the next elections in 2022. 

It was not the first time he 

stepped down. In 2018, Sam 

MacDonald became chairman 

for the same reason. 

Cartwright stepped back into 

the role in 2019 for just over 

a year while newer members 

settled in. 

“I used this opportunity 

to help others for a while and 

help them get up to speed,” he 

said. 

“Some other people are new, so 

to throw someone new in such 

GOODBYE: 

David 

Cartwright in 

September 

last year, 

who will be 

stepping 

down from 

his role as the 

Fendalton- 

Waimairi- 

Harewood 

Community 

Board 

chairman this 

month. 

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Search on for sports centre user 

THE CITY council is scouting 

for new uses for the high 

performance sports centre at Jellie 

Park. 

The centre – the Apollo Project 

Centre – was built after the 

earthquakes to provide a temporary 

home for High Performance 

Sport New Zealand because it had 

lost the use of the sports facilities 

at Queen Elizabeth II Park. 

HPSNZ has been using the 

centre since May 2013, but it will 

move into the new Metro Sports 

Facility in the 

central city when 

it opens in 2022. 

With no longterm 

need for the 

Apollo Project 

Centre, HPSNZ 

is looking to gift 

David Bailey 

the building onto 

the city council 

or to a suitable community recreation 

group when it moves out. 

The building, which is located 

next to the Jellie Park Recreation 

and Sport Centre, has a full-sized 

netball court, a strength and 

conditioning gym, a 40m running 

straight, and showers, as well as 

offices and meeting spaces. 

“It’s a facility that still has a 

number of years life left in it, even 

though it was only designed to 

ASSET: A new use is sought for the Apollo Project Centre building at Jellie Park. 

be a temporary building,’’ says 

city council recreation and sports 

services manager David Bailey. 

“When HPSNZ moves out, 

there is an opportunity for it to 

be taken over by one of the city’s 

sporting or community recreation 

groups. 

“The building lends itself to 

all sorts of activities – we’re 

open to considering any proposed 

use of the building that is in 

keeping with the surrounding 

sport and recreation facilities 

and that helps to get more people 

more active, more often,’’ Bailey 

said. 

“If you have an idea for how 

the building could be used, and 

you are willing and able to take 

on the total responsibility for 

managing and operating the 

building including all costs, then 

please respond to our request for 

proposals. 

“If, as a result of that process, 

we identify a suitable potential 

new use for the building, we will 

then consult with the community 

to ascertain their views on the 

building remaining in place. 

Following consideration of these 

views if the community board is 

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then supportive, a ground lease 

would be issued in accordance 

with the Reserves Act,’’ Bailey 

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Roading discussion sessions postponed 

A DROP-IN session for the 

Wheels to Wings – Papanui 

ki Waiwhetū cycleway has 

been postponed because of the 

Covid-19 alert level change. 

The event was scheduled to take 

place at the Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale 

Community Centre today. 

“We are going to re-schedule 

the drop-in session and extend 

the consultation period on the 

cycleway design plans because we 

want people to have the opportunity 

to discuss any concerns 

they might have with city council 

staff so that they can then put in 

an informed submission,’’ city 

council engagement manager 

Katy McRae said. 

“As soon as we have confirmed 

a new date for the drop-in session, 

we will put the details on 

have your say. We are hoping 

it will be able to go ahead next 

week.’’ 

A drop-in session about Way 

Better Roads – the work the city 

council is doing in five suburban 

areas of Christchurch to make it 

safer and easier to get around – 

has also been postponed. 

The drop-in session was 

scheduled to take place at 

Delta Trust Community House 

today. 

Readers respond to 

the proposed Wings to 

Wheels cycleway 

I totally disagree with 

what the council are planning 

to do with Harewood 

for another “white elephant” 

cycleway. 

We would be taking a real 

backward step by decreasing 

the four-lane road to two 

lanes. So many of Christchurch’s 

roads have been destroyed 

with these obtrusive 

cycleways. 

At a meeting in Bishopdale, 

a councillor was asked 

how many cyclists use Harewood 

Rd. And they hadn’t 

even done a survey for this 

figure. How can you carry 

out such a destroying plan 

when no research had been 

done? 

I don’t count many cycles 

on any of the kerbed cycleways. 

And I don’t count 

many children biking to 

school. So why destroy 

another road such as Harewood 

Rd? 

I used to bike to work 20 

years ago using Harewood 

Rd to get into town. Always 

felt completely safe as the 

road was quite wide anyway. 

The council believe we 

are all going to change and 

start biking and busing, 

but they’re dreaming, there 

are more and more cars 

and I don’t believe this will 

change. 

Biking is too convenient. 

I am not going to bike to 

go shopping in town. If you 

want to buy any products, 

how are you going to get 

them back home? On a small 

basket on your bike? 

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Work on Cancer Society’s new 

patient facility to start in May 

CONSTRUCTION of a new 

building to house the Cancer 

Society’s Christchurch-based 

patient accommodation and 

support services in Papanui is set 

to start in May. 

The charity’s old facilities were 

destroyed by the 

Canterbury earthquakes 

10 years 

ago. 

Cancer Society 

Canterbury-West 

Coast division 

chief executive 

Elizabeth Chesterman 

said the 

charity was thrilled to receive 

Elizabeth 

Chesterman 

confirmation that it was successful 

in securing $6.5 million from 

the Government’s shovel-ready 

fund. 

“This funding from the Government 

means that we can, at 

last, proceed with confidence on 

our long-awaited rebuild on our 

new site at 74 Langdons Rd in 

Papanui,” Chesterman said. 

“Over the past 10 years we 

have had to react quickly and 

frequently relocate our operations 

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Christchurch Hospital for cancer 

treatment. 

Said Chesterman: “We are excited 

that our new 50-bedroom 

patient accommodation facility 

will offer our guests easy access 

to a wide range of amenities 

including shops, cafes, restaurants, 

cinemas, a library and the 

nearby Graham Condon Recreation 

and Sport Centre, including 

the swimming pool.” 

Chesterman indicated that the 

Cancer Society’s Canterbury WC 

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division would extend its existing 

shuttle service to transport 

those staying in its accommodation 

facilities to their hospital 

appointments and back again. 

“We know from experience 

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can be and we believe those 

staying with us will value being 

able to have their treatment and 

then enjoy some rest and recreation 

in modern, welcoming 

facilities away from the hospital 

environment,” Chesterman said. 

“Our new site will include ample 

parking to enable Christchurch 

locals to easily access faceto-face 

emotional, practical and 

financial support, our resource 

library and our cancer-related 

groups and programmes,” Chesterman 

said. 

The anticipated completion 

date for the new complex is early 

2023 and the projected total cost 

is more than $20 million. The 

charity will be embarking on a 

fundraising campaign to ensure 

the surrounding landscaping 

and interior of the complex provides 

the most comfortable and 

pleasant environment possible 

for cancer patients from across 

the South Island and the local 

Christchurch community. 

To express interest in providing 

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LOGICAL REWARD: A Papanui High School team comprising Josh Rae, 

Chloe Morrison-Clarke, Indie Lewis and Shelby Allen has won the Australian 

Ethics Olympiad, held via Zoom meetings last week. 

Papanui HS students 

win ethics olympiad 

PAPANUI HIGH School has won gold at 

the Australasian Ethics Olympiad, with 

a quartet of year 10 students showcasing 

superior logic against more than 250 rival 

institutions. 

Shelby Allen, Indie Lewis, Chloe 

Morrison-Clarke and Josh Rae either 

presented compelling arguments or 

effectively questioned opposing teams 

on eight topics including the ethics of 

enforced quarantine for Covid-19 and the 

repatriation of fighters from international 

terrorism networks. 

Judging panels featuring ethicists and 

philosophers from around the world 

weighed up the participants’ perceptive 

thinking when confronted with moral 

dilemmas. 

Papanui High progressed from a series 

of round-robin debates to a 24-team finals 

series last week, comprising teams from 

New Zealand and each Australian state 

and territory. 

In the final tally of judges scores 

Papanui High finished clear of closest 

challenger Iona College from Perth, 

Western Australia. 

“It’s a useful way for students to build 

ethical decision-making muscle and 

hone an ability to respectfully discuss 

deeply contentious questions facing an 

increasingly complex and divided world,” 

said team coach Jo Dwan. 

“There’s a real emphasis on promoting 

respectful dialogue around ethical issues,” 

Dwan said. 

It is the third year Papanui High has 

entered the olympiad, and success was particularly 

sweet for Australian-born Dwan. 

“We beat every private school in 

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English teacher said. 

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the United States’ Ethics Bowl, an intercollegiate 

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Women’s World Cup trophy on display 

CASHMERE HIGH School 

students had the opportunity to 

get up close and personal with the 

Women’s World Cup cricket trophy 

last week. 

They were able to capture the 

moment through selfies and the 

school photographer. Canterbury 

Cricket also provided fun activities, 

such as the dive mat, to allow 

students and staff to showcase 

their cricketing prowess. 

Deputy principal Blair Johnson 

took a “particularly fine diving 

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Said head of cricket Paul Weggery: 

“The central principle of 

cricket is the love of playing the 

game. This allows you to be relaxed 

while taking the opportunities 

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excellence. 

“We saw this in Devon Conway’s 

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“Every time we play, we enjoy 

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championship performance in 

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PUPILS FROM Marshland 

School got a adrenalin-pumped 

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Kayaking, abseiling, high 

ropes, low ropes, archery and 

raft building were just some 

of the activities, with pupils 

choosing their own level of 

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Teacher Carolyn Davies said 

the pupils often found they were 

stronger or braver than they 

thought. She said the camp was 

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learn and grow outside of the 

learning hubs. The activities 

helped them to push boundaries, 

gain confidence and work 

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Davies said the activities and 

skills learnt will be foundations 

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Davidson on the buoy. 

EASY PEASY: 

Sophie Stead on 

the high ropes. 

READY?: Talia 

Pierce gets ready 

to tackle the high 

ropes course. 

BRAVE: Harvery 

Goldie midair during 

a coasteering activity, 

GREETINGS: Adam Beaman and Coll Thomson say hello to 

the locals. 

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North Canterbury is your destination for 

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