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THURSDAY, JUNE 3, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Connecting Your Local Community<br />
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Derek’s daily visit to hot pools<br />
a way to relax and meet friends<br />
GOING FOR a soak in the<br />
seaside hot pools at New<br />
Brighton has almost become a<br />
daily relaxation ritual for retiree<br />
Derek Lowe.<br />
The 84-year-old visited He<br />
Puna Taimoana hot pools for<br />
the first time shortly after they<br />
opened in late May last year and<br />
enjoyed the experience so much<br />
that he immediately bought a<br />
30-day pass.<br />
Twelve months on and he’s<br />
one of the hot pools most<br />
frequent guests, visiting most<br />
weekdays for a relaxing soak and<br />
a friendly natter with staff and<br />
other guests.<br />
“I find it very relaxing,’’ says<br />
Lowe.<br />
On most of his He Puna<br />
Taimoana visits the St Martins<br />
resident takes a book with him.<br />
He has a favourite corner in the<br />
hottest pool where he likes to sit<br />
and read for 30 to 40 minutes<br />
before he goes into the sauna.<br />
After about 10 minutes in the<br />
sauna, he cools himself off by<br />
jumping in the cold plunge pool<br />
before going for a quick swim.<br />
It’s therapeutic for the body,<br />
Lowe believes, but the physical<br />
benefits that he gains are only<br />
part of the reason that he keeps<br />
coming back.<br />
• Turn to page 3 THERAPEUTIC: Derek Lowe with his book in the seaside hot pools. PHOTO: NEWSLINE<br />
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A COLOURFUL cycle link on<br />
Ferry Rd is making it easier and<br />
safer for people to get into the<br />
central city by bike.<br />
The trial cycle link has been<br />
funded through Waka Kotahi’s<br />
Innovating Streets for People<br />
pilot programme.<br />
It provides<br />
a connection<br />
between the<br />
Heathcote Expressway<br />
major<br />
cycle route and<br />
the separated<br />
Mike<br />
Davidson<br />
cycleway on St<br />
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It was officially<br />
opened last week by Transport<br />
Minister Michael Wood and city<br />
council urban development and<br />
transport committee chairman<br />
councillor Mike Davidson.<br />
Wood said the new Ferry Rd<br />
cycle connection is vibrant and<br />
a great example of the work<br />
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VIBRANT: A colourful cycle link being trialled on Ferry Rd will make it easier and safer for<br />
people to travel into the central city by bike.<br />
PHOTO: NEWSLINE <br />
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“Trialling these projects gives<br />
communities the opportunity to<br />
experience the benefits sooner<br />
and allows them to give practical<br />
feedback on any potential<br />
permanent changes,’’ Wood<br />
said.<br />
The Ferry Rd cycle link will<br />
be trialled for about a year, after<br />
which the city council will look<br />
at constructing a permanent<br />
cycle link.<br />
Feedback gathered during<br />
the trial will help to inform<br />
the design for the permanent<br />
project.<br />
Davidson said the trial is a<br />
great way to demonstrate how<br />
the cycleway will work for<br />
people working or studying in<br />
the city or people commuting<br />
through.<br />
“We’re using paint, planters<br />
and temporary separators to<br />
trial the new road layout. We<br />
expect to improve the final<br />
design based on the feedback<br />
we receive while this trial is in<br />
place,’’ he said.<br />
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• From page 1<br />
Lowe says he has formed new<br />
friendships – and rediscovered old<br />
ones – through his regular visits to<br />
the hot pools.<br />
“I used to live on Banks Peninsula<br />
and I’ve met people at the<br />
pools who I used to know from<br />
there and it’s been lovely to catchup<br />
with them. I’m also meeting<br />
new people all the time – you get<br />
chatting away and meet all sorts of<br />
interesting people.’’<br />
In the year since He Puna Taimoana<br />
opened, it has welcomed<br />
about 120,000 people.<br />
He Puna Taiamoana manager<br />
Merryn Skipper says that like<br />
Lowe, many of the regular guests<br />
strike-up friendships with other<br />
pool users.<br />
“They often meet each other<br />
while relaxing in the pools or the<br />
sauna and end up socialising outside<br />
the facility too,’’ Skipper said.<br />
“We really enjoy seeing strong<br />
community connections being<br />
forged between our guests because<br />
connecting socially is so important<br />
for people’s wellness, particularly<br />
in the challenging times we’ve<br />
been living through because of<br />
Covid-19.’’<br />
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Rubbish bins that will cut down costs<br />
‘SMART’ BINS are being<br />
installed in community parks<br />
around Christchurch as the<br />
city council moves to reduce<br />
maintenance costs in the city’s<br />
public spaces.<br />
“We have been trialling smart<br />
bins in the Botanic<br />
Gardens,<br />
Hagley Park,<br />
Akaroa and other<br />
popular parks<br />
and attractions<br />
Andrew<br />
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around the<br />
city and Banks<br />
Peninsula for<br />
the past four<br />
TIDY: One of the bins that are being introduced to Christchurch parks. PHOTO: NEWSLINE<br />
years and they have proven a<br />
very successful and cost-effective<br />
way of managing waste,’’ says city<br />
council head of parks Andrew<br />
Rutledge.<br />
“As part of the city council’s efforts<br />
to keep costs down for ratepayers,<br />
we are now starting to<br />
install smart bins in our community<br />
parks. The switch to these<br />
smart bins will save ratepayers<br />
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than the old-style rubbish bins.’’<br />
The city council has banked<br />
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contractor with daily<br />
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data means the contractor only<br />
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“We are spending $830,000<br />
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The smart bins are also on installing the new smart bins<br />
Smart bins have a larger capacity<br />
and sensor technology which open top rubbish bins, which $300,000 they will pay for<br />
more secure than traditional but with the annual savings of<br />
themselves<br />
in three years,’’ Rutledge<br />
said.<br />
Community parks, with high<br />
levels of usage, such as those<br />
used for sport and open spaces<br />
such as beach fronts are being<br />
prioritised for the ‘smart’ bins.<br />
“Not all of the 840 old-style<br />
bins that we are taking out of<br />
parks will be replaced with a<br />
‘smart’ bin,’’ Rutledge said.<br />
“The majority of customer<br />
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occurs when people place rubbish<br />
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is okay as someone will pick it<br />
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“In low use neighbourhood<br />
parks we will be removing<br />
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Thursday <strong>June</strong> 3 <strong>2021</strong> 5<br />
Arts Centre residency a poet’s dream<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
CLAUDIA JARDINE is doing<br />
what many poets only dream of.<br />
She is being paid to write<br />
poetry and live in a space known<br />
for breeding creativity, The Arts<br />
Centre.<br />
The 25-year-old, who recently<br />
moved back home to Christchurch<br />
after studying classics at<br />
Victoria University of Wellington,<br />
is one of four artists selected<br />
for The Arts Centre’s Arts Four<br />
Creative Residency programme,<br />
between now and July. It is being<br />
funded with support from Creative<br />
New Zealand and the Stout<br />
Trust.<br />
The artists are living in the<br />
residence above Lumiere Cinema<br />
on Rolleston Ave, which opened<br />
in 2019.<br />
By the end of the 12 weeks,<br />
each artist will complete a project<br />
in their chosen art form.<br />
Jardine aims to complete her<br />
first full collection of poetry,<br />
which explores the themes of<br />
textile manufacture in the ancient<br />
world and the history of the<br />
women in her own family.<br />
A particular focus of her<br />
poetry will be on loom weights, a<br />
type of ancient weaving tool used<br />
to weigh down warp threads,<br />
which hung from looms. Jardine<br />
said: “My sort of research-poetic<br />
WEAVING: Claudia Jardine is combining textile themes with<br />
family history during her Arts Centre residency.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN <br />
job is like a poetic essay on the<br />
loom weights research and how<br />
it relates to my own life and my<br />
own relationships with women in<br />
my family.<br />
“It’s highly likely that mothers<br />
were passing on loom weights to<br />
their daughters.<br />
“There are still these connotations<br />
around textile manufacture<br />
in the modern world as being<br />
sort of a woman-centric job, and<br />
it’s an interesting relationship to<br />
explore.”<br />
Jardine developed a passion for<br />
poetry as a student at Cashmere<br />
High School and said it is growing<br />
in popularity in Christchurch<br />
and New Zealand-wide.<br />
“I think that, although New<br />
Zealand has always had quite a<br />
rich writing scene, poetry in particular<br />
is really hot right now. I<br />
think more people are writing it,<br />
Some of Claudia Jardine’s poems from AUP New Poets 7<br />
Sulpicia 3.16 – Nina Simone<br />
how nice it is<br />
your surrender to apathy<br />
me<br />
in decay<br />
let you have your harlots and<br />
their baskets<br />
pinned down in a pile of their<br />
own togas<br />
not this daughter of Servius<br />
sting of the pessimists<br />
fancy me giving in<br />
to a nameless bed<br />
Sulpicia 3.17 – Madonna<br />
surely surely<br />
your piety extends to the temple<br />
of your girl<br />
altars afire with fever?<br />
why choose to conquer<br />
wretched infection<br />
you not wishing it too<br />
what is the use in evisceration<br />
if you can stomach it<br />
heart unmoving?<br />
more people are appreciating it.”<br />
Jardine’s poems have been<br />
published before, including in<br />
Auckland University Press’s AUP<br />
New Poets 7, which was the number<br />
nine best selling book in New<br />
Zealand at one stage in August<br />
last year.<br />
Jardine is also a accomplished<br />
High Functioning<br />
I’m being eaten by my feelings<br />
face down in the mud<br />
like a farmer with a brain<br />
aneurysm<br />
surrounded by piglets<br />
face down in the mud<br />
nudged and kneaded<br />
hither! the scoffing piglets<br />
me?<br />
fat pheasant flushed from the<br />
thicket<br />
nudged and kneaded<br />
tossed mid-air between kārearea<br />
flat present smushed under a<br />
winglet<br />
ex-lab rat on pingers on a<br />
treadmill<br />
receiving Aro Park autopsy by<br />
absent-minded accipiter<br />
like a farmer with a brain<br />
aneurysm<br />
chewed by swine and birds and<br />
rodents<br />
I’m being eaten by my feelings<br />
musician, who released her first<br />
ep, North, in 2019.<br />
The other artists completing<br />
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Lyttelton multi-sensory artist, Ana<br />
Iti, a visual artist from Wellington<br />
and Julie Hill, a playwright,<br />
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Using science and recycling as a way<br />
• By Bea Gooding<br />
Rudy Kramers considers<br />
himself a bit of a mad scientist.<br />
“I love blowing things up. I<br />
used to spend a lot of time at<br />
my kids’ school doing science<br />
demonstrations – the bigger the<br />
bang, the more excited they got.”<br />
For as long as he can remember,<br />
science and technology have<br />
run through his veins. And while<br />
most people shied away from live<br />
electricity, Kramers gravitated<br />
towards it.<br />
It is what made him the<br />
perfect fit to join the team at<br />
Molten Media Trust, a charity<br />
that promotes the ethical<br />
recycling of electronics by refurbishing<br />
devices destined for<br />
landfill.<br />
Said Kramers: “I love the idea<br />
of electrons running through<br />
a wire, you can’t see it, but you<br />
know it’s there. And if there’s<br />
enough of it, you can feel it, even<br />
if it means getting an electric<br />
shock.”<br />
Molten Media stopped 30<br />
tonnes of electronic waste from<br />
going to landfill last year.<br />
Eighty to 90 per cent of<br />
dismantled component parts<br />
are also diverted away from the<br />
dump.<br />
People and businesses donate<br />
unwanted TVs, computers,<br />
phones, printers and other<br />
ZERO WASTE: Rudy Kramers is the perfect fit as trustee of Molten Media because science<br />
and technology run through his veins.<br />
Photo: Geoff Sloan<br />
devices for the trust to repair or<br />
refurbish.<br />
They are often stripped for<br />
parts that are either sold through<br />
the trust’s online store or put<br />
towards building something new<br />
to donate to community groups<br />
who cannot afford brand new<br />
devices, like computers.<br />
A software developer by<br />
trade, Kramers’ arrival as a<br />
trustee last year came at a time<br />
when the charity was entering<br />
“dangerous territory” as a result<br />
of Covid-19.<br />
It was on the brink of closure<br />
after operating for more than<br />
two decades. Income dropped<br />
to “almost nothing” during the<br />
lockdown as donations stopped<br />
flowing in.<br />
Excluding the trustees, there<br />
were only two staff on hand to<br />
process a massive backlog of<br />
electronics needing to be taken<br />
apart.<br />
Tasks like separating plastic<br />
away from steel were timeconsuming<br />
enough as it is.<br />
“Covid was the final nail in the<br />
coffin. Having the money to pay<br />
rent each month was the crux of<br />
whether the place was viable or<br />
not,” Kramers said.<br />
“Trying to sell stuff is getting<br />
harder because companies like<br />
PB Tech and Noel Leeming are<br />
selling stuff so much cheaper<br />
than they ever have.<br />
“We’d be lucky to get $50 for a<br />
second-hand TV.”<br />
Selling parts and refurbished<br />
devices to help cover funding<br />
shortfalls got more challenging<br />
because people were willing to<br />
pay less.<br />
“Metal prices are trending<br />
downwards,” said Kramers.<br />
“Countries like China who are<br />
big buyers of steel and scrap were<br />
paying less for it, so the amount<br />
of money we were getting from<br />
metal recyclers has [also] gone<br />
down.<br />
But following personal cash<br />
injections from the pockets of<br />
trustees, Kramers felt confident<br />
the trust can be self-sufficient<br />
again without relying on grants,<br />
which were hard to come by.<br />
His confidence derives from<br />
a place of wanting to see the<br />
charity succeed and a passion for<br />
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to look after the environment<br />
If only businesses took more<br />
steps to reduce waste by being<br />
actively involved in where it went<br />
next and ensuring products were<br />
made to last in the first place.<br />
Things like household appliances<br />
produced en masse to be<br />
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the cost for consumers, but not<br />
the cost it has on the environment.<br />
Said Kramers: “I’m disappointed<br />
that we haven’t dealt with this<br />
sooner because it’s a problem that<br />
people have talked about for a<br />
long time, everyone keeps sweeping<br />
it into the too hard basket.<br />
“It blows me away what comes<br />
through the door, you can tell<br />
someone purchased it earlier in<br />
the year and it’s already in the<br />
bin.”<br />
Kramers channels this energy<br />
into educating the next generation<br />
the reason why organisations<br />
like Molten Media exist.<br />
He has been involved with the<br />
trust since its early days to enable<br />
better access to raw materials for<br />
this purpose.<br />
Along with teaching children<br />
how to code, the workshops allow<br />
them to experiment with recycled<br />
parts.<br />
It could be using a motor that<br />
used to power a printer – perfect<br />
for building robots.<br />
After all, they are the ones who<br />
have to deal with the waste later<br />
on, he said.<br />
“It gives kids an opportunity to<br />
see what happens to old computers<br />
when they die, and we can<br />
explain to them how much bad<br />
materials are inside them.<br />
“I think phones are one of<br />
the worst as far as the number<br />
of toxic chemicals that go into<br />
building it.<br />
“One of the things they enjoy<br />
the most is ripping something<br />
apart or throwing too many volts<br />
into something and finding out<br />
how much it takes before smoke<br />
comes out.”<br />
A portion of laptops and desktop<br />
computers are donated back<br />
to charities.<br />
This was something Kramers<br />
was proud of, particularly when<br />
helping vulnerable families have<br />
access to technology through a<br />
partnership with 0800 Hungry,<br />
Canterbury’s largest foodbank.<br />
But ultimately, the most rewarding<br />
part was when people<br />
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30 tonnes of<br />
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from landfill.<br />
made an effort to reuse waste.<br />
“I really like that side of it<br />
where people come in and want<br />
to do the right thing,” said Kramers.<br />
Even though he was “spreading<br />
himself a bit thin” juggling a day<br />
job, raising three children with<br />
his wife and helping the trust<br />
survive, he enjoyed what he did<br />
more than he ever has.<br />
What kept him going was the<br />
ability to combine his love of<br />
building electronics with giving<br />
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opportunity to see<br />
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computers when they die’<br />
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back to the community.<br />
A fascination with artificial<br />
intelligence meant his latest project<br />
was building a robot, but that<br />
was still a work in progress.<br />
In the meantime, Kramers had<br />
a few simple messages to consumers<br />
about the power they had<br />
to instil change.<br />
“When you’re buying something<br />
always go for the next<br />
model up, never go for the cheapest<br />
item. It will find itself in our<br />
waste stream much quicker,” he<br />
said.<br />
“More pressure on the council<br />
on what they’re doing about<br />
waste minimisation would hopefully<br />
mean people like us are<br />
brought to the forefront.”<br />
•If you want to donate<br />
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Pick up some pork and<br />
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500g trim pork sirloin<br />
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1 tbsp olive oil<br />
Salt and pepper to taste<br />
4 small apples<br />
3/4 cup fresh breadcrumbs<br />
2 tbsp finely chopped sage<br />
leaves<br />
1 shallot, diced<br />
1tsp crushed garlic<br />
2 tbsp table spread<br />
Directions<br />
Preheat oven to 200 deg C.<br />
If using a traditional<br />
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pepper.<br />
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shallot. Mix in 1 tablespoon<br />
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Dot tops with remaining<br />
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minutes at 200 deg C.<br />
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Cover and rest roast for<br />
10min before carving.<br />
Remove apples once soft<br />
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Mustard and<br />
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Serves 4<br />
Ingredients<br />
500gm pork steaks<br />
1 tbsp wholegrain<br />
mustard<br />
¼ cup pomegranate glaze<br />
1 tsp Chinese five-spice<br />
Directions<br />
Cut steaks into four portions.<br />
Combine mustard,<br />
pomegranate glaze and five<br />
spice.<br />
Brush over cutlets. Cover<br />
and refrigerate for 30min.<br />
Preheat a barbecue or grill.<br />
Remove steaks from fridge,<br />
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for about 8-10 minutes<br />
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300-400gm pork schnitzel<br />
½ cup flour<br />
Flaky sea salt and freshly<br />
ground black pepper to<br />
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1 large egg<br />
2 tbsp coconut milk or<br />
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1 cup dried breadcrumbs<br />
3 kaffir lime leaves,<br />
deveined and finely<br />
chopped<br />
2 tbsp each: chopped<br />
coriander leaves, mint<br />
2-3 tbsp rice bran oil<br />
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If necessary, pound<br />
schnitzels with a rolling pin<br />
until thin.<br />
Combine flour, salt and<br />
pepper in a shallow dish.<br />
Whisk egg and coconut<br />
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dish.<br />
Coat schnitzels with flour,<br />
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