Pegasus Post: June 17, 2021

THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 2021
Connecting Your Local Community
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Safe house stickers a
way to help beat crime
• By Bea Gooding
RESIDENTS ARE launching their
own initiatives to tackle crime in
Parklands, including the creation
of Safe House Community Stickers
designed to aid anyone in distress.
The brainchild of concerned
residents Grant Donnell and Ariana
King, the initiative is a partnership
with local schools and signage company,
SIGNBIZ.
Residents can place the distinctive
yellow stickers, which read
“community safe house,” on their
letterboxes.
They signal to any child or person
who feels distressed that it is okay
to knock on the front door. This
enables them to seek refuge or
call parents, a trusted person, or
authorities.
Said Donnell: “It’s more for the
kids, but it’s for anyone. We had an
elderly man who was wandering
the street and he was delirious. He
walked past so many houses and
not one person gave him a hand.
•Turn to page 4
PROTECTION: Grant Donnell is
one of the Parklands residents
behind the Safe House
Community Stickers initiative,
designed to help any person or
child in distress.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN ​
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Upgraded community centre opens
THE NORTH New Brighton
Community Centre has
reopened after a much-needed
revamp.
The centre at 93 Marine Pde
has just had a two-month,
$236,000 refurbishment, inside
and out, after the city council
identified it as a priority for
maintenance.
“There’s a beautiful ocean
view from this facility, which has
made it a popular
venue for
weddings, receptions
and parties,
and now the
building itself
has been beautified
to match,”
John Filsell
said John Filsell,
city council head
REVAMPED: The North New Brighton Community Centre is now open to the public
following a two-month closure for refurbishment.
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of community support, governance
and partnerships.
“As well as fresh paint, partial
deck and handrail replacement
and new doors and signage,
we’ve also fitted out the inside,”
Filsell said.
“We’ve extended the upstairs
kitchen with all new fittings and
appliances, resealed the flooring
to the hall and stage, given
the ceilings, walls and doors a
new paint job and upgraded the
toilets.
“This is part of our ongoing
refurbishments of our council facilities
– these are great treasures
dotted around the city, and they
can be booked for all sorts of
functions, classes and meetings.
“Up next, we’ll be improving
Ascot Community Centre,
Fendalton Community
Centre, Harvard Lounge, Hei
Hei Community Centre and
Waimairi Community Centre,”
Filsell said.
The North New Brighton
Community Centre
refurbishment is a result of the
city council’s recently completed
community facilities network
plan. This plan gives a snapshot
of facilities across the city.
By understanding where
these spaces are and what each
can offer, the city council can
work with the community to
make the most of each facility
in the network, and identify and
support opportunities for the
community to activate, operate
or own the facilities.
In Brief
BUS STOP NOTICES
The Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board has asked
the city council to make the
information notices outside the
Eastgate Shopping Centre transport
hub larger. A resident raised
concerns about the signs, which
outline the temporary relocation
of bus stops, saying they are too
small and difficult to read for the
visually impaired. The area is being
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for people to access the bus stops.
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after it was lit on fire in a car
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large “smart bins” have been
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A WAINONI charity is seeking
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Coinciding with Men’s Mental
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is holding its inaugural “socks and
jocks week.”
The trust provides practical
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‘It brings Parklands together’
•From page 1
“So it got me thinking that we
could get something there to say:
‘We can look after you’,” Donnell
said.
The initiative comes after
meetings between residents,
schools, community groups,
business owners, city council staff
and police to discuss concerns
over increased youth offending in
the area.
The meetings, spearheaded
by Donnell, followed a
2000-signature petition he
started in an effort to get the
city council to install crime
prevention cameras at Parklands
Reserve, Parklands Community
Centre and the Travis Wetlands
car park on Mairehau Rd.
Donnell told Pegasus Post in
March, the incidents, largely
involving teenagers, allegedly
included assault with knives,
theft, car break-ins and children
selling drugs.
But it seems like the issues
have taken a turn for the better
since residents took a proactive
approach.
“Crime’s down, there’s a lot
more police in the area now,
which is great. Every second day
someone was getting beaten up
or cars were getting broken into,”
Donnell said.
“But it’s basically been a
HELP: The Safe House Community Stickers are designed to
go on Parkland’s residents’ letterboxes.
month-and-a-half since we
had anything like that on our
Facebook page, residents are
looking out for each other.
“A lot of kids are playing sports
now, using those fields and the
community is out and about.”
Outcomes and future steps
that came to light following
the meetings were highlighted
by Donnell at a recent Coastal-
Burwood Community Board
meeting.
These included a youth drop-in
hub at the Pukeko Centre where
“kids might need a feed,” and
having a system where existing
trusts, residents’ associations,
and community groups can
collectively provide assistance to
tackle common issues.
Community board deputy
chairwoman Jo Zervos and
other members were also at the
meetings to listen to residents’
concerns.
Everything from loitering at
playgrounds and more lighting
in public places to supporting
parents and enabling more
community involvement in many
aspects of Parklands life was
discussed.
“[The meetings]
were very heated
and there were
a lot of upset
people, but
halfway through
Jo Zervos
the night, the
tides turned. It
went from negative
thinking to positive solutions,”
said Zervos.
“It’s one of these things that’s
happening all around the city,
not just Parklands. But Parklands
decided to act and that’s really
fantastic.”
Zervos praised Donnell and
the community for getting their
heads together to form solutions,
including the Safe House stickers.
But they will not be launched
until Donnell receives more
funding and legal advice.
“It brings Parklands together
and strengthens it,” she said.
“And it’ll be beneficial for kids
knowing that they can go to a
house if they feel under threat or
need help; there’s been concern
about bullying tactics and kids
with crime.”
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Issues highlighted in survey
• By Matt Slaughter
RESIDENTS ARE largely
unsatisfied with the condition
of roads and footpaths in
Christchurch.
The city council’s recent
Christchurch Residents’ Survey
revealed only
29 per cent
of those who
gave feedback
are satisfied
with the
condition of
roads and 36
Bronwyn
Hayward
per cent with
footpaths.
It comes
as the city council’s Long Term
Plan, which outlines its 10-year
budget, and has been undergoing
consultation since March, will be
finalised this month. It includes a
proposed budget of $18.3 million
a year, for the first three years of
the plan, for road resurfacing.
Meanwhile, the results of
the survey show 24 per cent
of respondents who have been
involved in governance processes
are satisfied with their influence
on city council decisions and
only 36 per cent understand how
its decisions are made.
It comes as 2381 Christchurch
residents gave feedback on
the city council’s draft Long
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Term Plan.
The city council says it is working
on ways to improve engagement.
The Star spoke to residents
in April after written consultation
for the Long Term Plan had
closed. All either did not know
what the Long Term Plan is, or
chose not to give feedback on it.
Canterbury University professor
Bronwyn Hayward believes
the number of people who gave
feedback on the draft Long Term
Plan is promising. However,
she said the reason more people
did not give feedback, could be
because they have a lack satisfaction
with their influence on city
council decisions.
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and resources to actually read
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formal submissions.
“Many people that give submissions
are not expecting to
have their submissions agreed
with, but we do know that people
have confidence in a process
when they feel that they were
listened to respectfully and given
enough time to be heard.”
Said city councillor Yani Johanson:
“I think at a governance
level, we do need to consider how
we make it easier for people to
understand what council’s doing
and to be involved in what council’s
doing.
“Certainly, making it easier for
people to understand information
is critical. The second thing
is having greater transparency
and openness around our briefings.”
Said city council head of community
support, governance and
partnerships John Filsell: “We
are always looking at ways we
can improve our engagement.
“We are continuing to engage
and educate on decisions and we
actively encourage as many people
as possible to submit, contribute
and get involved via a variety
of channels – online, hard copy
and face to face.
“These questions [in the survey]
seek to establish if citizens
have had that opportunity to
contribute/influence/have their
say on council decisions – rather
than whether they were able
to influence council’s decision
to the individually preferred
outcome.”
In contrast to the city council
services residents are most concerned
with, there are many they
are happy with.
Of those surveyed, 100 per cent
are satisfied with education programmes
in Christchurch, 98 per
cent are happy with the Botanic
Gardens and Mona Vale, 95 per
cent with libraries, 97 per cent
with walk-in customer service
and 92 per cent with customer
service over the phone.
Overall satisfaction with city
council services is sitting at 49
per cent – a slight decrease from
50 per cent last year.
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Libraries – 95 per cent
Botanic Gardens and
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External communication –
82 per cent
Customer service – walkins
97 per cent/email – 71
per cent/phone – 92 per
cent
Condition of footpaths –
36 per cent
Walking friendly city – 74
per cent
Condition of roads – 29 per
cent
Community parks – 63 per
cent
Influence on city council
decisions – 24 per cent
Understanding of city
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Trust granted more space to grow
native trees for the community
A CHARITABLE trust which
runs a native tree nursery
providing thousands of trees
each year for community
planting projects across the city
is expanding its operation.
The Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
has given The Green Effect
Trust permission to lease more
of Charlesworth Reserve, Ferrymead,
so it can increase the
size of its Trees for Canterbury
native tree nursery.
The trust grows more than
150,000 plants a year, of which
around 40,000 are donated for
community planting projects.
The remainder are sold on a
commercial basis, with all the
profits reinvested in the organisation.
Trees for Canterbury manager
Steve Bush said the expansion
of the nursery meant a lot to the
trust.
“It increases employment with
an extra staff member being
brought on board, it enables us to
support more volunteers and to
offer more educational activities
on-site, while providing the extra
space to grow more eco-sourced
EXPANSION: Trees for Canterbury trust manager Steve Bush said being granted
permission to expand its operations meant more people with disabilities can be
employed to work for them.
PHOTO: NEWSLINE
local plant species for projects
and plantings in Christchurch,’’
he said.
“There has been so much pressure
to supply local species, our
resources are at breaking point.
Without this extension, it will
hold back our support for the
huge number of community and
council plantings that are happening
and being planned for
the future.’’
Community board
chairwoman Alexandra Davids
said there is increasing demand
for native plants to assist in
the regeneration of the former
red zone, and to meet the
Government’s aspirations for
the planting of one billion
trees.
“They came
to us asking
for permission
to lease an
additional
3000 sq m of
Charlesworth
Alexandra
Davids
Reserve and the
board has agreed
to that request,”
she said.
Trees for Canterbury not only
helps with regeneration efforts
across the region, but it also
provides work opportunities
for disadvantaged people in
communities.
Said Davids: “It does very
worthwhile work and we view
the expansion of its nursery
as a positive move as it means
it will be able to provide more
tree seedlings to schools and
community groups that are
working to enhance their local
environment.”
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Fight for community centre rebuild continues
• By Tina Grumball
TEN YEARS on, the residents of
Shirley are still fighting to have
their community centre rebuilt.
The Shirley Rd centre was
damaged in the February 22,
2011, earthquake, and demolished
soon after.
Joanne Byrne, spokeswoman
for the 10 Shirley Road group,
said the centre had been “absolutely
thriving before the
earthquakes.”
Residents had been forced to
use Shirley Library as a makeshift
centre, but this was not a
permanent solution.
“We don’t have the space in
our current library. It’s outdated,
it’s not fit for the purpose anymore,”
Byrne said.
Byrne said an influx in infill
housing and populating in
Shirley would mean a higher
demand for community centres.
‘“It’s time for an overview of
the facilities in our area.”
Shirley Road Central chairwoman
Jennifer Dalziel said
young people were among the
most affected, with holiday and
after-school programmes not
able to function at full capacity.
Dalziel said that young people
are often found playing in the
car park of The Palms shopping
centre instead.
CAMPAIGN: Joanne Byrne, spokeswoman for the 10 Shirley Road group, has been fighting
the city council to have the suburb’s community centre rebuilt. PHOTO: TINA GRUMBALL ​
She said parents wanted
their youth to be “going out
to a holiday programme” and
“connecting with other people,”
rather than “sitting around on
PlayStations,” or playing in the
car park.
“People have lost the ability
to get out and socialise with
people.”
A petition started three years
ago, by the Papanui-Innes Community
Board to fight the council
on funding has been signed
by 1200 people so far.
Advocates for Shirley, Byrne
and Dalziel presented the petition
to the city council in May,
during Long-Term Plan submissions.
Byrne and Dalziel also brought
along letters of support from
Christchurch East MP Poto Williams,
and Christchurch Central
MP Dr Duncan Webb.
There was “originally money
put aside for a research study,”
Byrne said, “but that disappeared
after the plan and there
was absolutely nothing.
“We’re starting from scratch.”
The city council has not
decided on the next Long Term
Plan yet, but the advocates
are hoping and “really, really
praying” their submission will go
through.
Looking at other community
centres that have been built since
the earthquakes, they are hoping
for $5 million to $10 million.
Said Byrne: “It’s time to move
forward now. We need to build
for the next 50 years.”
•To have your say about
the proposed centre, visit
either the Shirley Centre 10
Shirley Road Community
Group on Facebook,
or the website: https://
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Key
Approximate worksite
One-way system
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due to power network upgrade
Please allow extra time for your
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instructions from our team on site.
Orion is installing a new 66kV power
cable between the new Belfast
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Marshland Zone Substation.
As we lay the cable on Prestons
Road we need to close the road to
eastbound traffic. From 28 June for
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These are essential upgrades to the network,
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close Prestons Road, between Marshland Road
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crews can work safely.
We understand the work and detour are an
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Prepare your
home for winter
Minimise your heat loss
Insulation
Without insulation, approx. 30-35%
of the heat loss occurs through the roof,
20-30% through windows, and 20-25%
through walls. The floor and air leakage
make up the balance.
Drafts
Seal up any unused openings such as cat
doors and open fireplaces.
Use draft stopping tape around windows
and tape, door ‘sausages or a rolled-up
towel for doors.
Double glaze windows, there is a wide
range of DIY Window insulation kits that
are both effective and economical.
Downlight fittings
Some modern LED downlights have
insulation fitted over them, instead of
leaving a gap for fire prevention.
Super-efficient LEDs use less energy
and can save lighting costs. Ask a lighting
specialist or registered electrician for
advice.
Simple steps to reduce dampness
Air your home regularly
Open doors and windows for 10-15
minutes each morning or use a ventilation
system.
Use energy efficient, low
emissions heaters
Heat rooms being used to at least 18˚C.
Don’t use unflued or portable gas heaters.
Use extractor fans
They can help to get rid of moisture in
the bathroom and laundry and use a fan or
rangehood in the kitchen.
Use lids on pots when you cook
This helps to stop the steam escaping.
Turn on the fan before a shower
or bath
Shut the bathroom door and open the
window slightly. Afterwards, leave the fan
running until the moisture clears.
Move furniture away from walls in
winter
A 10cm gap discourages mould
(especially on external walls).
Dry washing outside
Use a washing line or rack in the garage
or a under covered area.
Leave wardrobes slightly open
A little air circulation discourages mould
growing on fabric.
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RD Petroleum
this winter
Junior pupils at Queenspark School
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programme session of the year.
THe pupils had fun leaping, crawling
and jumping to complete activities
designed to help children develop their
fine motor skills.
It creates an opportunity for children
to explore their untapped potential with
the use of colour, music, food, games and
hands-on activities.
RD Petroleum (RDP) is a familiar sight
for farm and rural residents around the
Canterbury region, however now days urban
residents also enjoy the same excellent
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in rural communities, through their home
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RDP began its home heating diesel delivery
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centres of Christchurch, Timaru, Dunedin
and Invercargill a number of years ago.
Customer demand has continued to increase
year upon year, and RDP has responded
with specialised improvements to its delivery
equipment.
The trucks that deliver RDP’s home heating
diesel in each urban centre are drawn from
the company’s extensive vehicle fleet. This
means they have the latest communication
and GPS tracking technology on board, so
the operations team always know where they
are and how far away they are from their next
delivery stop.
RDP’s home heating diesel trucks come
equipped with a specially-designed hose,
through which the diesel is pumped from
the truck into house tanks. The length of
the hose allows the trucks to access tanks
without having to enter the property, avoiding
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HOME & HEATING
Get the balance
right this winter
Enviro Master has been helping
Cantabrians get the balance right when it
comes to choosing the perfect heat pump or
air conditioning system for their home or
office since 2002.
Their team of expert sales people, qualified
electricians, heating and refrigeration
engineers, help to supply and install
Christchurch’s widest range of heat pumps,
and because they have no affiliation with any
one brand, you can be assured their advice
on the benefits and differences between each
product is unbiased.
They will recommend the most energyefficient
and cost-effective system for your
individual situation, and will have you
regulating the heat in your home or office in
no time.
Nowadays, customers are often wanting
whole home solutions to be able to maintain
even temperatures throughout the home both
in Winter and Summer. This can be achieved
by using ducted systems or multi systems
and Enviro Master are experts in designing,
installing and commissioning these systems.
Help is currently available with a
government subsidy covering 80 per cent of
the cost of a new heat pump up to $3000.
The subsidy is part of the Warmer Kiwi
Homes initiative and is available to Home
owner/occupiers with a Community Services
Card, a SuperGold combo card or who live in
a low-income area as determined by deciles
8-10 on the New Zealand Deprivation Index.
The applicant’s home must also have been
built before 2008, have insulation up to code
(insulation subsidies also available) and have
no fixed heating in a living area, such as an
existing operational heat pump or fireplace.
With new regulations coming in for
Landlords to provide heating in rentals,
now is a great time to beat the deadline.
Inadequate heating and ventilation can lead
to mould growth and dampness in your
property, leading to costlier maintenance
and an unhealthy living environment.
Providing a fixed heater with a higher heat
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area effectively. Enviro Master are well
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Anyone wondering about their eligibility
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application process. To find out more, call
Enviro Master on (03) 366 0525 or visit
their website www.enviromaster.co.nz.
What makes a great
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There are a number of Heat Transfer
systems on the market. Smooth-Air
ventilation specialists offer a range of HTU
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components to optimise the system:
They use insulated duct to transfer the
heated air with as little heat loss as possible.
The fan moves sufficient air for the distance
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The diffusers send the heat to the floor, not to
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You can also choose the HTU version with
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which room receives the most warm air.
An average size living room requires 2-4 kw
of heating, yet appliances such as log burners
generate heat in the region of 10 -20kw. This
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Use garlic and onions to jazz up roast
Sunday roasts are
a traditional Kiwi
favourite. Try adding
some powerful flavours
for a change that
should please the
whole family
Roast beef with garlic and
onions
Ingredients
1.5kg rolled roast beef
2 medium onions
2 carrots
2 sticks celery
1 bulb of garlic
1 bunch of mixed fresh herbs ,
such as thyme, rosemary, bay,
sage
olive oil
Directions
roasting tray and drizzle with oil.
Drizzle the beef with oil and
season well with sea salt and
black pepper, then rub all over
the meat. Place the beef on top of
the vegetables.
Place the tray in the oven,
then turn the heat down
immediately to 200 deg C
and cook for 1 hour for
medium beef. If you prefer it
medium-rare, take it out five to
10min earlier. For well done,
leave it in for another 10
to 15min.
If you’re doing roast potatoes
and veges, this is the time to
crack on with them – get them
into the oven for the last 45min
of cooking.
cooking and if the veges look dry,
add a splash of water to the tray
to stop them from burning.
When the beef is cooked
to your liking, take the tray out of
the oven and transfer the beef to
a board to rest for 15min. Cover
it with a layer of tin foil and a tea
towel and leave
aside while you make your
gravy, horseradish sauce and
yorkshire puddings.
Remove the beef from the
fridge 30min before you want to
cook it, to let it come up to room
temperature.
Preheat the oven to 240 deg C.
Baked chicken breasts
Wash and roughly chop the
vegetables – there’s no need
Ingredients
to peel them. Break the garlic
bulb
260
into cloves, leaving them
x 180
4 tablespoons olive oil
unpeeled.
3 tablespoons honey
Pile all the veges, garlic and
2 tablespoons whole grain
herbs into the middle of a large Baste the beef halfway through mustard
1 tablespoon smooth and mild
Dijon mustard
4 cloves garlic, peeled and
minced
1-2 tablespoons fresh lemon
juice
1/2 teaspoon paprika
2 pounds (1 kg) boneless skinless
chicken breasts, (4 large
chicken breasts)
Salt and cracked black pepper,
to season
2 tablespoons fresh chopped
parsley, to garnish (optional)
Lemon wedges, to serve
(optional)
Directions
Onions roast
up well in
the oven
with beef,
don’t forget
to garnish
with herbs
before
serving
Preheat oven to 200 deg C.
Lightly grease a baking tray/
sheet with oil and line with foil or
parchment paper.
Combine the oil, honey,
mustards, garlic, lemon juice
and paprika in a small bowl to
combine well.
Place the chicken onto the
prepared baking sheet (tray).
Season generously with salt and
pepper. Spoon three-quarters
of the honey mustard mixture
evenly over the chicken and
spread evenly all over each
breast. Pour a quarter of a cup of
water onto the baking sheet to
prevent burning, creating a sauce
while baking.
Bake until cooked through
(about 20-30min, depending
on the thickness of the breasts).
Spoon the remaining sauce over
each breast and broil (or grill) for
a further three-to-four minutes
on medium-high heat to brown
the chicken and caramelise the
edges.
Cover with foil and allow to
rest for 10min to let the juices
settle before serving.
Garnish with parsley and serve
immediately with lemon wedges.
Notes
To include roasted asparagus,
arrange them onto the same
baking sheet around the chicken
in the last 10 minutes of cooking
time. Rotate them in the pan
juices or pan sauce and season
with salt and pepper.
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We welcome you to come and
visit us here in vibrant new brighton,
or if you desire, we can bring the
vehicle of your choice to you.
We can provide, at our expense, a full
MTa appraisal for your peace of mind.
$21,995
2008 Audi TT RoadsTeR conveRTible
1980cc, 2 door automatic, 42,116kms, air conditioning, ABS brakes,
alloys, car stereo, CD, central locking, electric mirrors, electric
windows, power steering.
Feel free to contact us at your leisure.
We do not mind after hours calls.
Phone John: 021 715 611
Phone Reg: 021 325 659
$18,995
2009 BMW 120i conveRTible
1990cc, 2 door auto, 66,661kms, air con, ABS brakes, airbags, alloys,
car stereo, CD, central locking, electric mirrors, electric windows,
electric seats, leather seats, power steering, remote locking.
$13,995
2007 BMW X3 aWd
2490cc, auto, 83,897kms, air conditioning, ABS brakes, airbags, alloys,
car stereo, central locking, climate control, electric mirrors, electric
windows, power steering.
$13,995
2015 FiAt 500 PoP
1240cc, 3 door auto, 79,250kms, air conditioning, ABS brakes,
car stereo, CD, central locking, electric mirrors, electric windows,
power steering.
$15,995
2010 LexuS Hs250H HYbRid
2360cc, auto, 55,875kms, air con, ABS brakes, airbags, all electrics,
alloys, car stereo, CD, cruise control, electric mirrors, electric seats,
parking sensors, reversing camera, smart key push button start.
$15,995
2015 MAzdA deMio s
1300cc, 5 door auto, 13,033kms, air con, ABS brakes, airbags,
car stereo, CD, central locking, electric mirrors, electric windows,
power steering, remote locking.
$17,995
2008 JAguAR XF PReMieR lUXURY
2967cc, auto, 49,883kms, 4 door, air con, ABS, all electrics, alloys, CD,
car stereo, central locking, climate control, cruise, electric mirrors,
electric leather seats, power steering, remote locking, reverse camera.
$11,995
2012 toyotA aqUa s HYbRid
1490cc, 5 door auto, 75,153kms, air conditioning, ABS brakes, airbags,
car stereo, CD, central locking, electric mirrors, electric windows,
power steering, remote locking.
$13,995 $17,995
2014 ReNAuLt lUTecia
1190cc, 5 door auto hatch, 65,481kms, air con, ABS brakes, airbags,
Alloys, car stereo, CD, central locking, electric mirrors, electric
windows, power steering, remote locking.
2013 SuBARu Xv aWd
1990cc, 4WD, 5 door auto, air con, ABS brakes, airbags, alloys, CD,
car stereo, central locking, electric mirrors, electric windows,
power steering, remote locking, roof racks.
$17,995
2012 VoLkSWAgeN TigUan sPoRTs 4Wd
1980cc, auto, 84,451kms, 4WD, air conditioning, ABS brakes, airbags,
alloys, car stereo, CD, central locking, electric mirrors; electric
windows, power steering.
$12,995
2011 dodge calibeR sXT
1998cc, 5 door auto, NZ new, 38,851kms, air con, ABS brakes, airbags,
alloys, car stereo, CD, central locking, cruise control, electric mirrors,
electric windows, power steering, remote locking.
$14,995
2011 MitSuBiShi lanceR vR
4 door, 36,320kms, air con, auto, ABS brakes, airbags, alloys, body kit,
car stereo, CD, central locking, cruise control, electric mirrors,
electric windows, NZ new, power steering, remote locking, spoiler.
$14,995
2015 MAzdA deMio Xd diesel
1490cc, 5 door auto, 44,466kms, air con, ABS brakes; airbags,
alloys, car stereo, CD, remote central locking, electric mirrors,
electric windows, power steering, spoiler.
Yours for the Long Run!
123 Seaview Road, New Brighton
Phone: 388 9703
www.storermotors.co.nz