Nor'West News: June 10, 2021

THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 

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Honoured 

on Queen’s 

Birthday list 

Pupils embrace 

Samoan 

Language Week 

Talk to over 10,000 visitors in 3 days 

• By Bea Gooding 

AFTER SIX years and $35,000, 

Redwood School finally has 

a new playground. But it 

Pages 5-6 Page 12 

$6.7 million school refurbishment starts 

JOY: Redwood School pupils have fun on their new $35,000 playground. 

is not the only occasion to 

be celebrated - the school’s 

refurbishment project, which 

was meant to be completed 

nearly four years ago, has 

also started. The $6.7 million 

rebuild will replace outdated 

classrooms, rotting walls and 

broken heat pumps. It was only 

fitting to include a brand new 

playground in the mix. 

Principal Nick Gunn said the 

old playground stood in the way 

of where a new building was 

meant to go. •Turn to page 3 

Contact Lisa on 021 800 809 

Jellie Park 

pool to 

close for 

six weeks 

PART OF Jellie Park Recreation 

and Sport Centre will close for six 

weeks so essential work can be 

carried out. 

The 25m concrete tiled 

recreation pool at the Ilam Rd, 

Burnside, centre is scheduled 

to close from Monday, June 14, 

to Monday, July 26, to allow for 

relining work to be completed, 

improving the safety of the pool. 

City council head of recreation, 

sports and events Nigel Cox said 

the pool is showing significant 

wear and tear, with loose and 

broken tiles potentially causing 

significant cuts to customers and 

staff. 

“The work will improve the 

pool functionality, aesthetics 

and water tightness, through 

the installation of a reinforced 

1.5mm-thick PVC membrane 

and perimeter tiling. The relining 

is necessary due to a large 

number of tiles failing, the cost 

of continuing to temporarily 

remediate the tiles, and to avoid 

injuries for staff and customers.” 

Swimsmart lessons normally 

held in the recreation pool from 

Monday to Friday will be offered 

at their usual time, but instead 

take place in the sports pool. 

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Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Thursday, 1-3pm, at Shirley, 1.30- 

3.30pm, at Fendalton, Friday, 

10am-noon, at Papanui, Tuesday, 

1-3pm, at Bishopdale, Wednesday, 

1-2.30pm, at Redwood 

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Take your knitting, crochet, 

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Citizens Advice Bureau 

Thursday, 11am-5pm, Friday, 11am- 

5pm, Monday, 11am-5pm, Tuesday, 

2-5pm, Wednesday, 11am-5pm 

Fendalton Library 

Citizens Advice Bureau 

provides free and confidential advice. 

They take the time to listen and equip 

you with the information, options and 

support that fit your needs. Phone 351 

7804 for more information. 

JP Clinic 

Saturday, 10am-noon, at 

Fendalton, Tuesday, 10am-1pm, at 

Shirley and Papanui, Wednesday, 

10am-1pm, at Bishopdale 

Bishopdale, Papanui and Shirley 

libraries 

A justice of the peace will be 

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hear oaths, declarations, affidavits or 

affirmations, as well as sign citizenship 

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Cards at the Papanui Club 

Monday, 1.15-3.15pm, Tuesday, 

1-3.15pm, Wednesday, 1.15-3.15pm 

Papanui Club, 310 Sawyers Arms Rd 

Join others for a different card game 

each day. Monday is Flag 500, Tuesday 

is Cribbage, and Wednesday is Euchre. 

All welcome. Cost is $2. Phone Alan on 

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Marshland Table Tennis Club 

Monday, 7.30pm 

Ouruhia Hall, 225 Gutheries Rd 

The Marshland Table Tennis Club is 

looking for more players to join in on 

the fun each week at its new premises 

in Belfast. All abilities welcome. Cost 

is $5 for adults, $3 for children. For 

more information phone 0212051106. 

Wā Kōrero: Storytimes 

Tuesday, 10.30-11am, at Fendalton 

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rhymes and play. Recommended for 

children aged two and up. No bookings 

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Reading to Dogs 

Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

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World Knit in 

Public Day, 

Saturday, all day, 

at Shirley and 

Papanui libraries, 

10.30am-noon, at 

Redwood. 

Go along and 

celebrate World 

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new. Free, 

no booking 

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Shirley Library 

A relaxed, non-threatening event 

designed to encourage children to 

practise reading skills and develop a 

love for reading. Registration required. 

Phone 941 7923 to 

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Scottish Country Dancing 

Tuesday, 7.45-9.45pm 

Heaton Intermediate School hall, 125 

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Go along if you want to take part in 

the fun exercise. All you need to take 

is some soft shoes. The first night is 

free for beginners. Phone 021 480 802 

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Elizabeth Bridge Club 

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Thursday June 10 2021 3 

Residents still not happy 

• By Bea Gooding 

A SOLUTION may be on the 

horizon to solve pedestrian 

safety issues around Northlink 

shopping centre – but this 

doesn’t mean residents are 

happy with what has been 

proposed. 

Ian Wilkie told Nor’West News 

last month that residents want 

more steps taken to ensure they 

are no longer in danger when 

crossing or exiting driveways on 

the busy Langdons Rd. 

The Papanui-Innes Community 

Board has now told Wilkie 

there is a budget to install two 

pedestrian refuge islands to 

make it safer for people to cross 

the road. 

Although he has advocated 

for the islands, nothing has been 

planned to slow traffic down to 

allow pedestrians to cross safely, 

such as traffic lights. 

“We’ll take what we can get, 

but we’re not happy with it,” said 

Wilkie. 

“Traffic won’t have to stop 

or slow down, so people with 

physical disabilities or who are 

aged will have to sprint from the 

pavement to the refuge – it won’t 

be a safe passage. 

“People I’ve spoken to feel that 

the council is not concerned 

about us, they’re more concerned 

about traffic flow.” 

Wilkie said traffic and road 

visibility is so bad he has to 

drive his wife to Northlink, even 

though they live across the road 

from it. 

Board chairwoman Emma 

Norrish told Wilkie there was 

budget for the coming financial 

year to install the islands, pending 

community input. 

Said Norrish: “Ideally, we 

would like to see lights installed 

at the main entrance to the 

development, which would give 

pedestrians the safest 

crossing option, and 

staff agree this would 

be the safest option. 

But there is not the 

budget for this at the 

current time.” 

But Wilkie believed 

a price should not be 

put on a person’s life, 

so until “someone was 

killed,” the problem deserved 

more consideration. 

Emma 

Norrish 

ONGOING: 

Ian Wilkie 

has been 

told there 

is enough 

money 

for two 

pedestrian 

refuge 

islands to 

make it 

safer for 

people 

to cross 

Langdons 

Rd. 

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Meanwhile, the board is still 

working on getting traffic 

lights installed at the 

Langdons and Greers Rds 

intersection to mitigate 

the increased traffic 

caused by Northlink. 

“These are required 

under the development’s 

resource consent to be 

installed before stage 

three opens, so staff are 

working with the developer on 

funding options.” 

Playground 

worth 

the wait 

•From page 1 

A new playground could not 

be constructed until the rebuild 

project started, so most of the 

funding the PTA raised has been 

waiting to be used for a number 

of years. 

“Our redevelopment has been 

a long time in the making. We 

couldn’t build the new playground 

until the rebuild started, and the 

students haven’t had a playground 

this year, so we’re pretty pleased 

to have it all back,” said Gunn. 

Former principal John Stackhouse 

cut the ribbon at the opening. 

Over the last six years, the PTA 

raised thousands through sausage 

sizzles, sponsored treks in the 

neighbourhood, night markets 

and discos. 

And while the pupils can now 

enjoy the fruits of their labour, 

they are also looking forward to 

moving into new teaching spaces 

later this year. 

Pupils and staff are expected to 

relocate into eight new classrooms 

by September. The work is part of 

the Christchurch Schools Rebuild 

programme, involving the 

rebuild or refurbishment of 115 

earthquake-damaged schools. 

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OF 

Auctioneering 

With auctions being one of the 

strongest driving forces in today’s 

marketplace, I thought I’d talk about 

the world of the auctioneer or at least 

my impressions gained over many 

years of observation. And what better 

place to start that conversation than 

here in Wellington at our National 

Auction Competitions. 

It takes a special individual to master 

auctioneering and although I personally 

gave it a try over 24 years ago, I didn’t have 

the passion that I’ve witnessed in others, and 

sensibly decided against pursuing it. 

Now join me whilst I share the scene of the 

event I’m watching. 

There are 15 individuals, predominantly men 

(come on ladies), and they all have one thing 

in common, confidence – and, for the most 

part, eloquence too. 

Dream-weavers and scene-setters, some are 

an absolute joy to watch and listen to. 

Some of the contestants answer with 

confidence though not accuracy and the 

odd one is completely bamboozled. It’s funny 

how as an observer you start rallying for any 

underdogs, hoping they’ll recover from a 

difficult start or a testy bidder. 

The best today have been storytellers, authors 

of a new occupant’s dream and the current 

owner’s decorating ambitions. Their stance 

can either help or hinder; open arms, eye 

contact and a ready smile favour the better 

contestants. 

I’ve yet to pick the winner as that will come 

later, long after I’ve submitted this article for 

publication, but overall, I’m very impressed. 

A competition has an artificial element to it 

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A culture cornerstone and an enduring 

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Queen’s Birthday Honours for professors 

•Professor Angus 

Macfarlane, Ilam, 

Companion of the New 

Zealand Order of Merit 

Macfarlane has been a leading 

figure in cultural theory in 

education and psychology and 

an eminent researcher in the 

field of Mātauranga Māori. 

He has gained international 

recognition for the transferability 

of his theories. 

Macfarlane has developed 

bicultural approaches for 

teachers and psychologists 

to create safe and inclusive 

relationships with Māori 

students and clients, notably the 

Educultural Wheel, his most 

widely referred to framework for 

professional practice. 

His education theories have 

also proven to be effective for 

Pacific, disabled and gifted 

learners. 

He developed his first 

education theory in New 

Zealand, the Hikairo Rationale 

(now Hikairo Schema), a 

bicultural approach to positive 

behaviour, while head teacher 

of the Awhina special education 

school in 1980s and early 1990s. 

He has contributed to national 

projects, such as Resource 

Teachers for Learning and 

Behaviour and Hui Whakatika, a 

LEADER: Professor Angus Macfarlane teaching at 

Canterbury University. 

Māori-developed 

restorative justice programme in 

schools. 

His bicultural research model 

He Ara Whiria has been widely 

used by Superu (The Families 

Commission), Ministry of 

Social Development, Ministry of 

Education, Ministry of Defence 

and the New Zealand Council 

for Educational Research, and is 

the basis for research for E Tipu 

e Rea A Better Start National 

Science Challenge. Macfarlane 

is a professor of Māori Research 

and was founding director of 

Te Rū Rangahau (The Māori 

Research Laboratory) at 


•Professor Paula Jameson, 

Fendalton, 

Officer of 

the New 

Zealand 

Order of 

Merit 

Jameson 

is a leading 

plant scientist 

working 

at Canterbury University. 

Jameson’s work has been notable 

in combining internationally 

recognised research on the 

regulation of plant growth with 

leadership across the wider 

biological sciences. 

She was chairwoman of the 

Royal Society of New Zealand’s 

Marsden Ecology, Evolution and 

Behaviour Panel, a ministerial 

appointee to the Independent 

Biotechnology Council, and 

principal moderator for the 

Tertiary Education Commission’s 

PBRF 2018. In 2004, she was 

appointed inaugural head of the 

School of Biological Sciences at 


Through her direct leadership 

and mentorship, the School of 

Biological Sciences became one 

of New Zealand’s highest ranked 

groupings of biologists. She has 

been noted for her research 

expertise in physiological and 

molecular plant biology, her 

extensive list of publications, 

and her support supervising 

postgraduate students. 

Her key contributions 

include elucidating the myriad 

roles that the plant hormone 

group, the cytokinins, play in 

plant development. She has 

undertaken major collaborations 

with the applied sector in areas 

of forage, seed production and 

fruit development, as well as 

researching the regulation of 

flowering of New Zealand’s 

indigenous flora. 

Her achievements have 

been recognised with life 

fellowships from the agricultural, 

horticultural, and plant 

biology communities. Jameson 

received the 2019 Marsden 

Medal, recognising a lifetime 

of outstanding service to the 

science profession. 

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Orana boss, counsellor join academics on list 


•Professor John Simpson, 

Fendalton, Officer of the 

New Zealand Order of 

Merit 

Simpson was head of 

the School of Fine Arts at 

Canterbury University for 

more than 30 years, driving 

a modernisation of the art 

education on offer. 

Simpson adopted the ideals 

of Bauhaus and introduced an 

‘intermediate’ year during which 

students worked in all media, 

specialising in fields of their 

choice in subsequent years. 

He introduced further 

specialisations into the school, 

including film, photography, and 

graphic design. Art History was 

established as a department of 

the school, offering courses for 

BA and BFA degrees and later 

at doctoral levels. He was vice 

president of the Canterbury 

Society of Arts for nine years and 

was on the society’s council for 

28 years. 

For six years he served on the 

board of the Queen Elizabeth 

II Arts Council. He was chief 

examiner of both School 

Certificate and University 

Entrance Practical Art for 

almost eight years, introducing 

the Bauhaus option into the art 

John Simpson 

history part of the curriculum. 

He co-founded the Design 

Association of New Zealand 

and served on the executive. He 

was a member of governmentappointed 

design committees 

for decimal coinage and bank 

notes, and the advisory council 

for the selection of New Zealand 

postage stamps. Professor 

Simpson gave works from his 

collection to Christchurch 

Gallery Te Puna o Waihetū in 

2017. 

•Lynn Anderson, 

Casebrook, Member of 

the New Zealand Order of 

Merit 

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visitors. Under her leadership, 

the park has become one of 

Canterbury’s most iconic 

regional attractions as New 

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The zoo won the Champion 

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breeding programmes 

in New Zealand. She was an 

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Canterbury Employer’s Chamber 

of Commerce board for seven 

years. Anderson received the 

Zoo and Aquarium Association 

Australasia Professional 

Excellence Award in 2012, and 

the ZAA NZ Individual Award 

in 2008 for her contribution to 

conservation. 

•Miles Ellery, Ilam, 

Member of the New 

Zealand Order of Merit 

Ellery has worked with at risk 

young people with psychological, 

behavioural, emotional and 

learning difficulties. Ellery was 

director of Edward Seager School 

at Sunnyside Hospital from 1979 

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a significant leadership role in 

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Northcote, Burnside primary schools 

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The programme is now being 

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Northcote principal Justin Perriam 

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Across the city, facilitator 

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She said the school got 

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give tamariki the best possible 

start in their learning. 

“Our tamariki have embraced 

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Nor'West News: June 10, 2021

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