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THURSDAY, JUNE <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Connecting Your Local Community<br />
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Celebrate<br />
World Knit in<br />
Public Day<br />
Page 2 Page 7<br />
Memories from<br />
New Brighton<br />
Museum<br />
Talk to over <strong>10</strong>,000 visitors in 3 days<br />
Contact Lisa on 021 800 809<br />
Staff sought for Linwood pool<br />
STAFF ARE being sought<br />
for the new Te Pou Toetoe:<br />
Linwood Pool, which is due to<br />
open later this year.<br />
The $22 million facility on the<br />
corner of Smith St and Linwood<br />
Ave will have a multi-use 25m<br />
lane pool, a deep water splash<br />
pool, a family spa pool, a learnto-swim<br />
pool, and a pool and<br />
water deck for toddlers.<br />
Said city council head of<br />
recreation, sports and events<br />
Nigel Cox: “We are looking<br />
for lifeguards, swim education<br />
instructors, recreation tutors,<br />
group fitness and aqua fitness<br />
instructors, and customer experience<br />
representatives who can<br />
help ensure that people using<br />
the facility get the most out of<br />
their visit.”<br />
A drop-in session will be<br />
held at Linwood Library today<br />
HIRING: Te Pou Toe Toe:<br />
Linwood Pool is seeking staff<br />
ahead of its opening later this<br />
year. An artist’s impression<br />
shows what the pool will<br />
look like (top right), with<br />
construction well under way.<br />
PHOTOS: CHRISTCHURCH CITY<br />
COUNCIL <br />
(4-6pm) to discuss roles<br />
for anyone thinking of applying.<br />
The new pool will also have<br />
community meeting rooms, a<br />
kitchen, picnic tables, tennis<br />
and multi-use courts, cycle<br />
stands, parking and open areas.<br />
Research<br />
shows<br />
high tide<br />
increase<br />
NEW RESEARCH has found<br />
the biggest increase in high tide<br />
levels across Christchurch is at<br />
the Ferrymead Bridge.<br />
The maximum increase was<br />
84mm.<br />
This, alongside other new<br />
high tide statistics, has provided<br />
the city council with a greater<br />
understanding of the flood risk<br />
in Christchurch’s tidal areas.<br />
Engineering consultancy GHD<br />
Christchurch, in collaboration<br />
with Netherlands-based flood<br />
risk experts HKV, put the<br />
statistics together using advanced<br />
analysis that looks at sea level<br />
influences.<br />
These include weather patterns,<br />
such as significant rainfall events,<br />
sea-level rise, and the effects of<br />
wind and waves on the sea. The<br />
companies were commissioned<br />
by the city council, which hopes<br />
to understand the frequency<br />
of high water levels at various<br />
locations around the city.<br />
The research shows a slightly<br />
higher water level for most<br />
high tide levels than was<br />
calculated when the statistics for<br />
Christchurch were last reviewed<br />
in 2018.<br />
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Rotary Market<br />
Sunday, 8.30am-12.30pm<br />
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A variety of stalls will be available,<br />
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Creative Writing on Sundays<br />
Sunday, 1.30-3.30pm<br />
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Take some pens or pencils, paper, or a<br />
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Marshland Table Tennis Club<br />
Monday, 7.30pm<br />
Ouruhia Hall, 225 Gutheries Rd<br />
The Marshland Table Tennis Club is<br />
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the fun each week at its new premises<br />
in Belfast. All abilities welcome. $5<br />
for adults, $3 for children. For more<br />
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North Beach Bridge Club<br />
Wednesday, 1-4pm<br />
St Andrews Anglican Church, Marriott’s<br />
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Go along and join other friendly<br />
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South Brighton Voices Choir<br />
Wednesday, 7.30-9.30pm<br />
New Brighton Methodist Church<br />
If you love singing, go along and join<br />
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Thursday <strong>June</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 3<br />
Former chaplain honoured for sport<br />
SERVICE:<br />
Janice<br />
Stead was a<br />
Canterbury<br />
and New<br />
Zealand senior<br />
women’s<br />
cricket<br />
representative<br />
and a<br />
volunteer<br />
chaplain<br />
FROM CHURCH chaplaincy<br />
to representing New Zealand<br />
cricket on a global scale,<br />
Reverend Janice Stead has<br />
worn many hats throughout<br />
her life.<br />
But it is sport, particularly<br />
cricket, that the Parklands<br />
resident has had a keen eye on<br />
from a young age.<br />
It was only natural that<br />
the passion grew onto other<br />
family members – younger<br />
brother David Stead was a<br />
former Canterbury cricketer<br />
and her nephew, Gary Stead,<br />
coaches the Black Caps.<br />
A lifetime of being involved<br />
in cricket at all levels and<br />
promoting the women’s game<br />
was why she was named a<br />
member of the New Zealand<br />
Order of Merit, for services to<br />
sport and the community.<br />
Not only has she been a<br />
player herself representing<br />
New Zealand in nine tests<br />
between 1966 and 1972, touring<br />
Australia, South Africa<br />
and England, but she has also<br />
been a commentator, selector<br />
and administrator.<br />
Following her playing days,<br />
she provided television and<br />
radio commentary, helping to<br />
promote women’s cricket to a<br />
wider community.<br />
Stead was on the Canterbury<br />
women’s cricket<br />
executive and is a life member<br />
of the Canterbury Cricket<br />
Association.<br />
She was also involved in<br />
table tennis as a player, umpire,<br />
and administrator. She<br />
was on the Canterbury table<br />
tennis committee for more<br />
than 25 years and made a life<br />
member of the association in<br />
2000.<br />
Stead represented New<br />
Zealand in table tennis during<br />
the Australian veteran’s<br />
championships from 1989 to<br />
2000, and managed the team<br />
from 2001 to 2009.<br />
In 1989 she umpired for<br />
the World Deaf Table Tennis<br />
Games when it was held in<br />
Christchurch.<br />
Stead was also a volunteer<br />
chaplain for the Windsor<br />
Care Retirement Village<br />
and Alpine View Life Care,<br />
retiring in 2019.<br />
•Hugh Canard’s mission<br />
to save rivers, page 4<br />
High tide<br />
levels rise<br />
– study<br />
• From page 1<br />
City council head of three<br />
waters and waste Helen Beaumont<br />
said tide levels are monitored<br />
as they provide information for<br />
computer modelling, which helps<br />
to determine recommended<br />
minimum floor levels for new<br />
developments.<br />
It also helps<br />
to determine<br />
design levels<br />
for flood<br />
protection<br />
works and<br />
infrastructure<br />
in tidal areas.<br />
The statistics<br />
further<br />
inform flood<br />
management<br />
mapping areas in the<br />
Christchurch District Plan,<br />
Helen<br />
Beaumont<br />
notations in Land Information<br />
Memoranda and other technical<br />
work, such as the assessment of<br />
risk from coastal hazards.<br />
Said Beaumont: “Properties<br />
that are already close to a current<br />
flood management area might be<br />
considered to be at risk of a onein-50-year<br />
flood as a result of the<br />
new information.”<br />
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Making sure rivers are ‘flowing free’<br />
• By Bea Gooding<br />
HUGH CANARD has been on a<br />
four-decade mission to save New<br />
Zealand’s rivers.<br />
A passion for water conservation<br />
evolved during his childhood<br />
when all his favourite<br />
rivers that he loved to swim and<br />
kayak in were turned into lakes<br />
to make way for dams. Questioning<br />
everything ever since,<br />
he dedicated his life to ensuring<br />
people and authorities are honest<br />
about the consequences of their<br />
actions on the environment. And<br />
it was why he was made an Officer<br />
of the New Zealand Order<br />
of Merit for services to conservation<br />
and paddle sports in the<br />
Queen’s Birthday Honours.<br />
“I’m really thrilled and thankful<br />
for all the people I met along<br />
the way and supported me,” he<br />
said.<br />
Canard was president of<br />
Whitewater New Zealand Inc<br />
from 1980 to 1990 and has been<br />
its patron since 1992.<br />
He is a member of the<br />
Canterbury Regional Water<br />
Committee and contributed to<br />
policy forums, providing guidance<br />
to members responsible for<br />
representing the interests of paddle<br />
sports, river recreation and<br />
conservation throughout New<br />
Zealand.<br />
Canard has also led hundreds<br />
of amateur kayaking and rafting<br />
trips for the Canterbury Whitewater<br />
Club.<br />
Over the past 40 years, he has<br />
been instrumental in securing<br />
Water Conservation Orders on<br />
the Kawarau, Buller, Grey, Rangitata<br />
and Mohaka rivers.<br />
But it did not stop there – he<br />
has either been a member or<br />
chairman of numerous organisations<br />
nationwide, including the<br />
Nelson-Marlborough Conservation<br />
Board, National Water<br />
ADVENTURE: Hugh Canard on the Waiatoto River on the West Coast.<br />
Strategy Working Group, and<br />
the Packrafting Association of<br />
New Zealand.<br />
Canard developed certificates<br />
and codes of practice for the Sea<br />
Kayak Operators Association,<br />
which he helped establish, and<br />
helped purchase land by the<br />
Buller River in order to retain<br />
public access.<br />
But most of all, his proudest<br />
achievement was “the fact that<br />
some really big rivers are still<br />
there and flowing free” and<br />
having a hand in making sure it<br />
stays that way.<br />
He said it has become much<br />
easier than it was 20 years ago to<br />
have conversations with people<br />
like irrigators around taking care<br />
of waterways. He said society is<br />
starting to care more about the<br />
natural world.<br />
“There’s no money in leaving a<br />
river alone,” said Canard.<br />
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the toilet, so we need to think<br />
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consequences of our actions and<br />
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BeFore<br />
during<br />
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The Bridge Hub used to be a church but after the<br />
earthquakes became un-used. The vision of The Bridge Hub<br />
is to be a soon to be event venue offering all kinds of things<br />
like yoga, tai chi, a cappella singing, a space for an art gallery,<br />
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The day started by meeting outside of our store and then driving<br />
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builders and Steve the project manager of the bridge hub. We went<br />
over health and safety and a plan for the day. We started out by using<br />
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up and braced the fence posts, then once they were straight, we set<br />
them with concrete. Then in the weekend a group of volunteers went<br />
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School Update<br />
Our Values<br />
Our Values<br />
ALOFA<br />
MAANAKITANGA<br />
HANGA WHARE<br />
SERVICE<br />
SUCCESS<br />
Compassion,<br />
commitment and love<br />
ignite action<br />
• For the learner<br />
• For teaching and learning<br />
• For self and others<br />
He kai kei aku ringa<br />
There is food at the end<br />
of my hands<br />
The first term of our Haeata journey<br />
in <strong>2021</strong> is focussed on an exploration<br />
of hautūtanga/leadership. Every akonga<br />
at Haeata is expected to show<br />
hautūtanga/leadership, but what does<br />
true hautūtanga/leadership look like?<br />
In the first instance it looks like a<br />
person who knows, understands,<br />
Haeata exhibits Community and personifies Campus the joined Haeata the Pink Shirt Day<br />
movement values of to Alofa, Speak Manaakitanga, Up, Stand Together Hanga and Stop Bullying!<br />
Whare, Service and Success.<br />
We showed our commitment to creating a safe school<br />
environment, Term 1 also welcoming sees a focus and of inclusive the “reset,” to all a staff complete and students review of what<br />
by works wearing well pink. at Pink Haeata Shirt and Day what message needs supports revision our and Haeata review. We know<br />
school that positive values of relationships Manaakitanga, work Alofa, well, Hanga we whare, know that service absenteeism and<br />
and disengagement success. It also doesn’t. an important We know message that curriculum to enforce underpinned with by our<br />
students. cultural All narrative schools and should based promote on local positive knowledge relationships, and content works well.<br />
celebrate We know diversity, that curriculum and create underpinned a community by where social people media and fake news<br />
feel content safe, valued, doesn’t. and The respected. reset has challenged us to unpick our assumptions<br />
about how ākonga learn and focus on curriculum delivery that first and<br />
foremost demands accountability and commitment from all participants.<br />
A Haeata leader will take the stage in the 21st century when they leave<br />
this kura as captains of industry, professionals, business people, politicians,<br />
entrepreneurs, parents and providers. By focussing on personal<br />
success, on being the best versions of ourselves, on ensuring we have the<br />
skills and expertise required to lead we will set ourselves apart. Haeata<br />
acknowledges that future leaders in the 21st Century require more<br />
than an NCEA qualification, they require a keen sense of self belief, they<br />
require cultural competencies that allow them to walk in multiple worlds<br />
with confidence, but most importantly they must understand the importance<br />
of hautūtanga/leadership as service.<br />
It is in the service of others that true leadership is observed.<br />
Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui.<br />
Dr. Peggy Burrows<br />
Manukura<br />
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Polyfest exploded on the stage in The Red Zone this year, March 13th, with<br />
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“Kōrero their Pasifika Mai, routine and it was amazing to see their perseverance, skill, discipline,<br />
Kōrero inner strength Atu, Mauri and musicality Tū, under the stunning leadership of Haeata’s Head Boy,<br />
Mauri Meshach OraFaafoe, along with Year 12 student Letty Senituli, and dedicated teacher,<br />
Omai Mailei. If you have never been to Polyfest, then mark it on your calendars for<br />
- Speak next year Up, because Stand it is a spectacular cacophony of rhythm, beats, singing, stomping,<br />
Together, hand clapping, Stop slapping, dancing and graceful wonder. The hula is so beautiful to<br />
Bullying!”<br />
Manukura Kōrero<br />
Building the foundation<br />
for ALL learners to leave<br />
our school MORE curious<br />
than when they arrived<br />
• Enterprise, innovation &<br />
curiosity provide the framework<br />
for the daily life of our school<br />
• We redesign constantly to meet<br />
our changing environment<br />
• Connected locally & globally<br />
All learners mindful<br />
of their unique role in<br />
making a difference<br />
• All learners are leaders and role<br />
models<br />
• All learners act with<br />
responsibility and respect<br />
• All learners are mindful of their<br />
influence on the environment<br />
• We learn from our community and<br />
our community learns from us<br />
Rugby Union & Rugby League<br />
Every learner crossing<br />
the stage with dignity,<br />
purpose and options<br />
• High expectations of self and<br />
others<br />
• Is defined by Whanau, school<br />
and students to meet the<br />
unique needs of each learner<br />
• We are responsible for<br />
individual and collective<br />
success<br />
Polyfest Pink Shirt Day <strong>2021</strong> <strong>2021</strong> Haeata Performed Open Day Proudly<br />
Our Ferndale team<br />
watch and Ashburton College girls excelled in their execution. A comic shout was heard<br />
“Bring back the girls!”, after their performance! Here we saw all that is authentically good in<br />
our young people today. The fabulousness of skill and music, fun and talent was showcased by<br />
schools from all over Canterbury, and Malborough.<br />
We would like to invite you and<br />
your child to attend our Haeata<br />
Community Campus It was not Open a competition Day. in essence, but it was evident that each school was reaching new<br />
heights of excellence and entertainment, as Shirley Boys High so ably showed with their<br />
This is an opportunity for whānau to<br />
stunning, exuberant and highly skilled performance. They roared on stage, lifting the roof with<br />
have a look around<br />
their routine.<br />
Haeata<br />
It<br />
and<br />
was<br />
see<br />
a joy to be there to witness such unity and super fast hand actions, and<br />
for themselves choreography. the school’s wonderful The screams, shouts and applause from the audience echoed the tremendous<br />
facilities and meet appreciation our lovely we staff. all felt for their hard work and skill. But it was not only them, but<br />
every single school that took that stage were outstanding. Every student who confidently<br />
stood up showed mana and pride. The colour of the costumes, the excellence of the routines<br />
and the sheer joy these youth exhibited, all point to a deep community effort that is raising<br />
our strong and bold Pasifika tamaiti.<br />
Helen Lord<br />
Photo Credit: Michelle McConnell<br />
Ko Haeata Tatou!<br />
We are very proud of our<br />
Haeata school rugby union<br />
and rugby league team. This<br />
is the first time for our school<br />
to have two rugby teams. The<br />
boys have done very well with<br />
both of their games, and we<br />
are very proud of them.<br />
Open Day will be held on:<br />
Thursday 17th <strong>June</strong> from 4pm to 6.30pm<br />
For further details on Open Day, please email:<br />
office@haeata.school.nz or call 03 930 01<strong>10</strong>.<br />
Taking enrolments, please email enrol@haeata.school.nz for any enquiries or phone us on 03 930 01<strong>10</strong><br />
Haeata Community Campus<br />
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Contact
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Museum memories: The netball team<br />
that produced future Silver Ferns<br />
The New Brighton<br />
Museum has a rich<br />
history spanning for<br />
than <strong>10</strong>0 years. Peggy<br />
Butterfield writes<br />
monthly about the<br />
historical display at the<br />
heritage museum.<br />
OUR DISPLAY this month<br />
features the Kakatai Basketball<br />
Club.<br />
The club began in 1946<br />
by Mildred Tregurtha (née<br />
Marks), known as Mick. Mick<br />
was a Canterbury basketball<br />
representative, and she formed<br />
the club.<br />
The name “kakatai” was<br />
suggested by musician Tommy<br />
Kahi and means “seabirds.” The<br />
name was changed in the 1960s<br />
to New Brighton Netball Club.<br />
The club had a proud history,<br />
producing several Silver Ferns,<br />
the most notable being Judy<br />
Dunlop (née Blair) who started<br />
her basketball career in the<br />
1950s,<br />
260<br />
and went on to represent<br />
x 180<br />
Canterbury and captain the<br />
Silver Ferns.<br />
Judy Blair was made a Mem-<br />
and Pauline.<br />
ber of the New Zealand Order of<br />
Merit (MNZM) in 2006. Judy’s<br />
daughter Belinda also played for<br />
the Silver Ferns.<br />
Uniforms consisted of<br />
sensible-length gym frocks, the<br />
length being censored by having<br />
the girls kneel down and see that<br />
nothing intimate was on display<br />
when they jumped.<br />
Good sensible black stockings<br />
were held up by a suspender belt,<br />
with cover-all black bloomers.<br />
But this attracted numerous<br />
male sideline spectators<br />
at Hagley Park on a Saturday,<br />
who would just go for a glimpse<br />
of the upper leg when the girls<br />
jumped for goals.<br />
Mick Tregurtha was so dedicated<br />
to her club, and it was said<br />
that because she was such a good<br />
coach, players from other clubs<br />
transferred to Kakatai to gain<br />
from her leadership.<br />
Sadly Mick got very ill with<br />
cancer. While in hospital for<br />
treatment, she made her husband,<br />
Tom, wheel her over to the<br />
netball courts to watch her team.<br />
Mick was only 36 when<br />
she died, leaving three young<br />
children, Brian, Wayne<br />
HISTORY: The first Kakatai Club team in New Brighton formed in 1946, went on to produce<br />
several Silver Ferns.<br />
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New literacy initiative for 5-year-olds<br />
now at Christchurch schools<br />
A NEW approach to how fiveyear-olds<br />
are taught to read is<br />
helping raise the literacy skills<br />
of Canterbury children, and it<br />
has already made its way into<br />
Northcote and Burnside primary<br />
schools.<br />
More than 450 teachers and<br />
literacy specialists nationwide<br />
are taking part in the better start<br />
literacy approach, developed by<br />
the Child Well-Being Research<br />
Institute at Canterbury University.<br />
Pene Balk-Jarvis, a teacher<br />
with more than 30 years’ experience,<br />
is training as a BSLA<br />
facilitator and is supporting four<br />
teachers at Northcote.<br />
The programme is now being<br />
rolled out in classes across the<br />
country, reaching more than<br />
4500 children in their first year<br />
of school.<br />
Northcote principal Justin Perriam<br />
said the school got involved<br />
after noticing a steady decrease<br />
in 6-year net scores - a measure<br />
of a student’s grasp of basic reading<br />
and writing concepts and<br />
skills after a year at school.<br />
“We knew that our current<br />
practice was not working so we<br />
RESOURCE: A new approach to how five-year-olds are taught to read has been<br />
incorporated by Northcote School. <br />
started to look around for different<br />
options,” he said.<br />
“BSLA is giving us the<br />
opportunity to try a different<br />
approach to support our ākonga<br />
with their literacy learning. It’s<br />
not a case of throwing out our<br />
current practice, but of enhancing<br />
the good practice we do with a<br />
different lens.”<br />
Perriam is now seeing high<br />
levels of engagement from the<br />
pupils who are keen to share<br />
their knowledge and clearly see<br />
themselves as learners.<br />
“They have found both the<br />
whole class and smaller group<br />
activities to be achievable and<br />
of high interest. The lessons are<br />
fast-paced, meaning the students<br />
are not getting bored.”<br />
The BSLA is based on research<br />
evidence of the most effective<br />
methods to teach children lettersound<br />
knowledge, phonological<br />
awareness, vocabulary, oral<br />
narrative, word reading and<br />
spelling.<br />
The approach uses quality<br />
children’s storybooks and fun,<br />
game-based phoneme awareness<br />
activities to build these critical<br />
foundational skills.<br />
The research trials, which have<br />
been published internationally,<br />
demonstrated that the approach<br />
significantly improves children’s<br />
early reading spelling and<br />
vocabulary development to<br />
a greater extent than typical<br />
classroom practice.<br />
It is particularly helpful for<br />
children who enter school with<br />
lower levels of oral language<br />
skills and helps them catch up to<br />
their peers.<br />
Across the city, facilitator<br />
Trudi Browne is supporting four<br />
teachers at Burnside Primary<br />
School.<br />
She said the school got<br />
involved as they were keen to<br />
give tamariki the best possible<br />
start in their learning.<br />
“Our tamariki have embraced<br />
the approach as much as we, as<br />
kaiako, have. They are bringing<br />
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to find out what their next learning<br />
is.”<br />
Browne said the children are<br />
engaged and are reading at a<br />
higher level than before.<br />
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PEGASUS POST<br />
Celebrate the very best<br />
of winter in one of New Zealand’s<br />
most picturesque alpine villages<br />
Hanmer Springs kicks off its first-ever Winter Festival<br />
this July. Gather your friends and family for this epic<br />
wintry line-up, featuring all this and more ...<br />
• Ice Skating: 1 st July – 1 st August<br />
• Hanmer Springs Winter Fete: 2 nd July<br />
• Masquerade Winter Ball: 3 rd July<br />
• Hanmer <strong>10</strong> & Kids 2km Twilight Dash:<br />
<strong>10</strong> th July<br />
• Honour Festival Winter Wellness<br />
Retreat: 18 th July<br />
• Canterbury vs Tasman Rugby Match: 23 rd July<br />
• Hanmer Springs Ski Area Open Day: 24 th July<br />
www.visithurunui.co.nz/events