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THURSDAY, APRIL 8, <strong>2021</strong><br />
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It is the most common type of blood cancer<br />
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“MUM, I want to shave my hair for charity.”<br />
That’s what 11-year-old Charlotte<br />
each year.<br />
Jamieson told her mother, Rose, when she<br />
Treatments vary, and so far include<br />
wanted to start a Shave for a Cure fundraiser<br />
chemotherapy, radiotherapy and stem cell<br />
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myeloma – a type of blood cancer.<br />
“We wanted to help find more effective<br />
So in front of all their peers at Rāwhiti<br />
treatments to save lives and make sure<br />
School, friends Maea Cole, 10, Jazmin Paterson,<br />
9, and Charlotte had their heads shaved<br />
people with cancer get the support they<br />
need to get through [it],” the Shave a Cure<br />
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a $1006 donation from the school’s mufti<br />
“Did you know that seven people will discover<br />
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The trio wanted to lose their locks to<br />
scary statistic.”<br />
remember loved ones and support cancer<br />
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Rose was proud of her daughter for doing<br />
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Dean Cole was diagnosed with myeloma –<br />
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cells. As a result, bones can become causes.<br />
the past for Shave a Cure, and mental health<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> 8 <strong>2021</strong> 3<br />
Four-week delay to completion<br />
of Woolston Village upgrade<br />
BROUGHAM ST motorists may<br />
WORK ON the multi-million<br />
dollar upgrade of Woolston<br />
Village has been extended for<br />
four weeks, with contractors<br />
now expected to finish at the<br />
end of this month.<br />
City council planning and<br />
delivery manager Lynette Ellis<br />
said the streetscape project has<br />
experienced delays due to the<br />
complex nature of the work.<br />
The upgrades include installing<br />
new pedestrian crossings,<br />
mini plazas, wider footpaths,<br />
cycle lanes, and landscaping,<br />
which were meant to be completed<br />
by the end of last month.<br />
“Unfortunately, when you’re<br />
working underneath the ground<br />
unexpected things happen or<br />
things don’t go to plan. As a result,<br />
our contractor’s work programme<br />
has progressed more<br />
slowly than originally planned,”<br />
said Ellis.<br />
“This is a fairly complex<br />
project involving the renewal of<br />
100-year-old wastewater pipes<br />
and working around a network<br />
of underground services. The<br />
contractor has also had to contend<br />
with significant concrete<br />
foundations and steel tram<br />
UNEXPECTED: The Woolston Village upgrades will now take one month longer than<br />
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“We know parts of this project<br />
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community for their patience<br />
and understanding as we upgrade<br />
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“Woolston’s vibrant business<br />
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“On-street parking on Ferry<br />
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Pipe repairs<br />
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“Unfortunately the night work<br />
might disturb residents living<br />
nearby, but the crews will be<br />
working to get the noisy part of the<br />
work done as early as possible in<br />
their shift to keep the disruption to<br />
a minimum.”<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> 8 <strong>2021</strong> 5<br />
Helping cats live out their nine lives<br />
• By Bea Gooding<br />
JOYCE LATHAM never grew up<br />
with a pet.<br />
But when a furry feline invited<br />
itself into her family home one<br />
day her relationship with cats<br />
changed forever.<br />
Now, the president of the Cats<br />
Protection League Canterbury is<br />
the proud owner of six cats, most<br />
of whom have special needs.<br />
And for the past 13 years, she<br />
has been on a mission to save as<br />
many cats in the city as possible.<br />
“My family didn’t have cats,<br />
but a cat walked in once and<br />
from there, I became very much<br />
a cat person,’’ said the Bryndwr<br />
resident.<br />
It was not difficult to foster<br />
her own felines, she said, having<br />
plenty of experience running a<br />
cattery herself with usually 40 to<br />
50 cats at a time.<br />
The league rescue, rehabilitate<br />
and rehome stray and<br />
abandoned cats, and provide assistance<br />
to those who could not<br />
afford to desex their cats through<br />
its Feline Fix programme.<br />
Desexing your cat, particularly<br />
tomcats, was crucial to help reduce<br />
the rate of feline AIDS and<br />
decrease the number of kittens<br />
being brought into places like the<br />
league.<br />
About 50 volunteers came in<br />
MISSION: Joyce Latham with Hope who has found a new<br />
home.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
once a week to help out in the<br />
cattery, office and shop, as well<br />
as about four managers who<br />
worked there regularly.<br />
They also often found new<br />
homes for cats that could no<br />
longer be looked after, such as an<br />
owner who was moving into a<br />
retirement home.<br />
Last year, the league rehomed<br />
535 cats and kittens.<br />
But it did not stop there – the<br />
protection league provides emergency<br />
cat food assistance and for<br />
unexpected vet bills as well.<br />
“Sometimes their own cats<br />
have had kittens and we do take<br />
them in when approached to<br />
help rehome them,” Latham said.<br />
“There are enough cats in<br />
Christchurch and Canterbury<br />
to go well around all of the organisations,<br />
we’ve actually got a<br />
waiting list.”<br />
Its second-hand shop in Linwood<br />
was also a vital part of the<br />
fundraising efforts, especially<br />
with no government funding.<br />
All store proceeds went towards<br />
work to help the felines of<br />
Canterbury.<br />
When she is not reading or<br />
gardening at home, Latham<br />
volunteers her time feeding the<br />
cats and acts as the matchmaker<br />
when facilitating the rehoming<br />
process.<br />
After leaving a government<br />
office job, she decided to dedicate<br />
most of her energy to the league<br />
and has done so since 2007.<br />
“I like to match appropriate<br />
cats to people with cats that suit<br />
them,” she said.<br />
“Some of them are a little older<br />
or have special needs and need<br />
medication, but we just talk with<br />
people about what the cats are<br />
like; their personalities.”<br />
With so many success stories,<br />
it was hard for Latham to pick<br />
a particular instance that impacted<br />
her the most.<br />
But on the protection league’s<br />
website, there were endless pages<br />
of updates and photos from<br />
owners on how their little furry<br />
friend was getting along in their<br />
new forever home.<br />
There was one case where a lost<br />
cat was brought into the cattery<br />
and eventually reunited with its<br />
owner after four years thanks to<br />
its microchip.<br />
Said Latham: “It’s why all of<br />
us volunteer. When people give<br />
feedback and say how the cats<br />
have settled down, how much<br />
they love them, it’s a constant<br />
reward to know you’ve done a really<br />
good job of helping to match<br />
them up.<br />
“It’s rewarding to know these<br />
cats have had a second chance<br />
in life and they’ve gone to really<br />
loving homes.”<br />
But there was always a downside.<br />
Even though the league was<br />
sheltered from tending to abused<br />
or injured animals due to the<br />
statutory role the SPCA played,<br />
it was impossible to save them<br />
all.<br />
During the Covid-19 level 4<br />
lockdown, things were made<br />
worse when they were unable to<br />
rehome any cats.<br />
But rest assured, the cats that<br />
do need homes end up finding<br />
one, even if it takes a couple of<br />
years.<br />
“Cats are being surrendered to<br />
us from homes, so we don’t see<br />
the neglect and abuse – that’s the<br />
SPCA’s role,” Latham said.<br />
“The downside is knowing that<br />
you can’t save every single cat<br />
out there who don’t have homes<br />
and aren’t desexed, therefore are<br />
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School Update<br />
Manukura Kōrero<br />
He maurea kai whiria!<br />
Ignore small matters and direct effort toward important projects<br />
Nā Whaea Mish.<br />
Hākui Raewyn, Matua Antonio<br />
We are approaching the end of Term 1 and it has been a busy<br />
and exciting time for us as a kura. I want to congratulate our<br />
akonga on their achievements this term and their commitment<br />
to study and mahi. Our akonaga’s achievements next term are<br />
very closely linked to their efforts this term and their results<br />
at the end of the year are the culmination of four terms of<br />
their commitment and hard work!<br />
I would like to share with you my message to akonga at our<br />
recent senior assembly. There is a saying,”it takes a village to<br />
raise a child.” We are the village and our akonga are being<br />
raised by us collectively. I am proud to be part of that journey.<br />
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, nga manaakitanga ki a tātou katoa!<br />
Term one has been a busy 11 weeks for us all, and many of you have worked hard and as a result<br />
many of you have achieved the goals you set for yourself way back in February. Well done!<br />
As a contributor at Haeata you understand what it means to be responsible for your own actions.<br />
Responsibility means you can be called to account for your actions. It means that you are liable,<br />
accountable and answerable for the things you do and say.<br />
We live in a community where you have rights and we have talked about these all term. We have<br />
also talked about the fact that for every right you enjoy there is a corresponding responsibility.<br />
Your rights:<br />
I want you to take a moment to think about what an amazing country you live in. We are clean,<br />
green and free. We are COVID-19 Free. We are not at war, we do not have to fear that on the<br />
way to school we will be shot at by snipers, we do not have to fear that our buses will be bombed<br />
as we travel to school, we do not have to fear that we may be the victims of a suicide bombing if we<br />
go out to dinner in a restaurant or a movie. This is the reality for many young people your age in<br />
countries around the world.<br />
We all accept that our lifestyle is something we wish to preserve, but what we don’t think about so<br />
much is that it is our responsibility to ensure that it is preserved. That responsibility starts here at<br />
school. This school’s focus is to provide an education that will equip you to live and contribute to<br />
our society in the 21st century.<br />
Here you learn that it is your responsibility to look after each other, to stick up for each other and<br />
to be supportive of the dreams and aspirations of others. It is your responsibility to work hard, take<br />
every opportunity and be the very best you can be.<br />
When you look around this school if you see things that are wrong – like bullying, theft, dishonesty,<br />
confrontation it is your responsibility to speak out and be proactive in stopping such behaviour. It is<br />
your responsibility to be part of the solution not part of the problem.<br />
If you see students getting or having a hard time you have a responsibility to stick up for them, to<br />
ensure that the weakest and most vulnerable of us are protected. Never is it appropriate to stand<br />
back and say “it’s got nothing to do with me”. Be part of the solution NOT part of the problem!!<br />
As a contributor you need to ensure you keep the main thing, the main thing. And what is the main<br />
thing? So whanau, ‘let’s celebrate our akonga’s success! We all have a part to play in that. Let’s own<br />
that as a village! As always, it is a privilege to serve this village!<br />
Like a supernatural being, Toi, we acknowledge you.<br />
The heart quickens at your call. Your heart gladdens the spirit, your spirit<br />
releases the voice, your voice opens the mind, the mind weaves the words,<br />
weaving the words carves the inherited treasures. Inspired by your image sound<br />
resonates, performance thrives, the many faces of imagery captures the eye.<br />
Linked by a soaring voice, fix your eyes on the people. From traditions etched in<br />
the future let your breath be felt. Ignite imagination! Let the mind create beyond<br />
what is seen, so that the arts that inspire continue to do so. Let everyone know<br />
that the arts celebrate the present and create the future On Sunday we had the<br />
first practice for the kapa haka secondary regional competition.<br />
Our Haeata rangatahi have combined forces with Linwood College, Christchurch<br />
Boys High, Christchurch Girls High, St Thomas and Cashmere. Our name is<br />
Kimihia te Matauranga and what a team! We started the day with whanaungatanga.<br />
Creating and nurturing relationships is an essential part of building a<br />
successful competitive team. We played various games and started the process<br />
of getting to know each other, the laughter reverberated through the hall!<br />
Kapa haka is a powerful medium of Māori identity, culture, and pride. It plays<br />
a huge role in the revitalisation of the Māori language and tikanga. It enhances<br />
positive well-being of our ākonga by encouraging a sense of belonging, providing<br />
a safe space in which to practice te reo me ōna tikanga, whilst reinforcing social<br />
collaboration and cohesion.<br />
Our ākonga have committed their weekends over to practices over the coming<br />
months. We look forward to watching our rangatahi grow as a cohesive unit,<br />
Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui.<br />
Dr. Peggy Burrows<br />
Manukura<br />
creation story of Ngāi Tahu.<br />
As a kura, we were very lucky to receive a number of tickets to attend the performance Tūmahana today at the<br />
town hall. This was a bilingual performance about the creation story of Ngāi Tahu.<br />
Our very talented Kōmanawa māmā and ex Haeata kaiako, Juanita Hepi, was the creative director, and her equally<br />
talented son and current Haeata ākonga, Manu Smith-Hepi, had a starring role. The show combined toi Māori,<br />
circus, theatre, Taonga Pūoro, and the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra. Born of Māku and Māhoranuiātea, the<br />
Sky Father Rakinui had many unions and many children.<br />
One day as he was courting Earth Mother Papatūānuku, the Sea God Takaroa arrived to find Rakinui and Papatūānuku<br />
together. Jealous, Takaroa challenged Rakinui to fight and eventually overcame him. As Rakinui fell on his<br />
wife Papatūānuku, their children became sick from the lack of light and space.<br />
Rakinui told his son Tāne to separate him from their mother Papatūānuku so that they may live healthy lives. Tane<br />
reluctantly separated his parents with the help of his siblings. As the world of light came to be, Tāne realised that<br />
his father was naked in the night. He sets out on a journey to find adornment for him.<br />
The production was enthralling from beginning to end.<br />
The audience (myself included) screamed and clapped in delight throughout the entire performance! When the<br />
cast and crew came on stage to take a bow, Kōmanawa stood to do a haka, Tēnei te ruru, as a show of gratitude.<br />
We finished the day with a kai and a play and Tākaro ā Poi.<br />
Taking enrolments, please email enrol@haeata.school.nz for any enquiries or phone us on 03 930 0110<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> 8 <strong>2021</strong> 7<br />
New Brighton rugby’s team of the century named<br />
CLUB FAVOURITE Billy<br />
Harmon scored for the<br />
Highlanders before they upset<br />
the Crusaders on Good Friday,<br />
then Linwood claimed the main<br />
game of New Brighton’s centenary<br />
celebrations at Rawhiti Domain.<br />
Yet those ‘setbacks’ didn’t<br />
detract from a long weekend of<br />
memories and milestones for the<br />
rugby club.<br />
The programme ended on a<br />
high note when New Brighton’s<br />
team of the century was unveiled<br />
at a gala function at Addington<br />
Raceway on Sunday.<br />
Harmon, the only active Super<br />
Rugby player in the starting<br />
XV, was a logical choice for the<br />
openside flank in a loose trio<br />
also comprising Jeff Wilkins and<br />
former Canterbury captain, No 8<br />
and goal kicker Ian Penrose.<br />
The club’s four All Blacks also<br />
featured, with prop Kerry tanner<br />
and lock Isaac Ross starting in the<br />
pack.<br />
Ryan Crotty, New Brighton’s<br />
most recent All Black, was named<br />
at second five-eighth alongside<br />
former Crusaders teammate Keiron<br />
Fonotia.<br />
The club’s first All Black, the<br />
late loose forward Hugh Burry,<br />
was included on the bench.<br />
Crotty and Ross were unable to<br />
attend the function due to overseas<br />
commitments while the club<br />
had no luck tracking down Tanner,<br />
an All Black from 1974-1976.<br />
Samoan international Fonotia<br />
was able to attend and be presented<br />
with a specially embroidered<br />
cheese cutter cap.<br />
FAVOURITE:<br />
New Brighton<br />
team of the<br />
century member<br />
and Highlanders<br />
flanker Billy<br />
Harmon scored<br />
against his former<br />
Super Rugby<br />
Aotearoa club on<br />
Good Friday.<br />
Centenary committee chairman<br />
Wayne Turner said 15 players or<br />
family representatives were able<br />
to attend.<br />
New Brighton stalwart Ceddy<br />
Smith, who died in 2019, was<br />
named head coach.<br />
New Brighton team of the<br />
century (club representation):<br />
Fullback – Dave Borthwick<br />
(1974-1983)<br />
Wings – Ross Gibson (1974-<br />
1985), Alisi Tupuailei (1999-2018)<br />
Centre – Kieron Fonotia (2007-<br />
TEAM OF THE CENTURY:<br />
Players or family members<br />
received commemorative<br />
cheese cutter caps after<br />
being named in New<br />
Brighton’s team of the<br />
century at a function on<br />
Sunday.<br />
2015)<br />
Second five-eighth – Ryan<br />
Crotty (2009-2012)<br />
First five-eighth – Wayne<br />
Burleigh (1976-1988)<br />
Halfback – Tyson Keats (2002-<br />
2016)<br />
No 8 – Ian Penrose (1962-1972)<br />
Flankers – Billy Harmon (2014<br />
-), Jeff Wilkins (1967-1978)<br />
Locks – Isaac Ross (2004-2011),<br />
Eric Leask (1962-1974)<br />
Props – Kerry Tanner (1966-<br />
1978), Paul Bell (1975-1993)<br />
Hooker: Gary Bacon (1967-<br />
1969)<br />
Reserves: Marcel Cummings-<br />
Toone (2003-2018), Ben May<br />
(2003-2005), Ian Boyce (1984-<br />
1988), Hugh Burry (1957-1960<br />
and 1962), Graeme Ellis (1976-<br />
1982), Phil Burleigh (2005-2018),<br />
Steve Blackler (1981-1989).<br />
Head coach: Ceddy Smith<br />
Assistant coach: Craig Philpott<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> 8 <strong>2021</strong> 9<br />
HEALTH & AWARENESS<br />
Joint pain: Do I have arthritis or<br />
could it be mainly my muscles?<br />
The team at Physical Sense in Sydenham<br />
sees clients with a range of symptoms but<br />
many of their middle-aged and senior clients<br />
visit complaining of pain in one of their joints.<br />
Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests<br />
that a major part of the pain could be due<br />
to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis.<br />
“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason<br />
for the pain may be the muscles around<br />
the joint,” she explains. The images show<br />
how a muscle knot (the crosses) in a back<br />
muscle can give hip pain (aches and pain<br />
are the red areas in the drawings), a knot<br />
in a muscle on the back of the shoulder<br />
blade can give a deep pain in the front of<br />
the shoulder and a muscle knot all the way<br />
near the groin can give an ache in the knee<br />
(especially at night in bed).<br />
Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year<br />
old client with severe arthritis who walked<br />
with a stick, told her, “I will end up in<br />
a wheelchair, I cannot put any weight<br />
through my right leg due to pain in my hip<br />
and buttock”. “Within 4 treatments, she<br />
was walking with her stick but without the<br />
severe pain,” says Ietje. “The arthritis was<br />
one of the factors that made her muscles<br />
spasm but the other was that older people<br />
move less and the flexed position the hip<br />
is in when we sit is particularly bad for<br />
the hip.” Ietje is happy with the fact that<br />
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been “given up on” or told to live with the<br />
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the eastern suburbs start to<br />
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see Lianne Dalziel’s campaign<br />
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THE earthquake-damaged<br />
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Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton<br />
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time was needed<br />
this term.<br />
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Mike Mora<br />
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GIRL Page BOSS: Julia 17 Holmes But chief wants executive to be a Dawn geneticist after Page high school, 3 and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will Page help 10 said GIRL the BOSS: community Julia Holmes are “somewhat<br />
her achieve thankful” her for dreams. the delay.<br />
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PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN Page 11 said the final submission is yet to<br />
wants to be a geneticist after high school, and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will help Board chairman Mike Mora<br />
her achieve her dreams. Baxendale said any request to<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
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technology, engineering<br />
age has always been interested women chosen around the with particular focus on science,<br />
technology, engineering requested.<br />
demolition of the site would be<br />
FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD upon Julia by council.<br />
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South New Brighton School pupil Jacob McMillan enjoying the foam pit at Christchurch School of<br />
City councillors are yet to pass<br />
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Holmes is on a mission on to<br />
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CALLS HAVE been made to<br />
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City councillors James Gough,<br />
Sam MacDonald, Catherine<br />
Chu, Phil Mauger, Aaron Keown<br />
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Said Cr MacDonald: “In<br />
the current environment it’s<br />
clear business as usual is not<br />
appropriate and the council<br />
needs to look at how we enable<br />
this 12-month rates increase<br />
freeze to occur, it’s crucial for<br />
the economic confidence of our<br />
city.”<br />
Ms Dalziel said the las thing the council’s budget, which is<br />
the city council needed was for not entirely funded by rates, and<br />
someone to hi the panic button. the consequences that will flow<br />
“Calm heads must and will from decisions we make.<br />
prevail,” she said.<br />
“The Annual Plan is not<br />
“Our residents and businesses signed off for three months so<br />
will be depending on us to we have time to ge this advice.<br />
make adjustments, and we will, A the same time, the council<br />
however, we will need advice is meeting with our economic<br />
on the impacts on all aspects of development agency, ChristchurchNZ,<br />
the Canterbury Employers’<br />
Chamber of Commerce<br />
and other key players so we are<br />
best prepared for the economic<br />
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Dawn Baxendale did not rule a<br />
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