Pegasus Post: August 05, 2021

THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 2021 

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Association issues stern 

reminder to fly-tippers 

• By Bea Gooding 

DON’T BE a tosser. 

That’s the message the Richmond 

Residents and Business 

Association is giving to “low 

lives” who have used their community 

as a rubbish dumping 

ground in the past decade. 

It was why members resorted 

to producing their own warning 

signs reminding people to stop 

dumping piles of household 

trash, including unwanted 

furniture. 

And so far it has worked in 

spite of repeated requests to the 

city council to enforce fly-tippers 

by installing crime prevention 

cameras in areas by the Avon 

River. 

The area is used by many 

who love to take walks near the 

former red zone. 

“It’s really a deterrent, we have 

seen a decrease [in dumping] but 

not completely,” said association 

chairwoman Vicki Brown. 

“We designed and commissioned 

these signs to deter 

people from fly-tipping in our 

area, as well as so close to our 

waterways. It was getting excessive. 

• Turn to page 6 

WARNING: A stern but humourous reminder at the corner of Swanns Rd and River Rd for people to stop dumping 

rubbish in Richmond and other areas near the former red zone. 

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books and tools. Every fine Sunday, 

with all proceeds supporting the local 

community. For site inquiries, phone 

Vance at 022 382 0086. 

Creative Writing on Sundays 

Sunday, 1.30-3.30pm 

Linwood Library 

Writing group leader Jennifer will 

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Take some pens or pencils, paper, or a 

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Margaret Keall at 382 0274 for more 

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New Brighton Methodist Church 

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Thursday August 5 2021 3 

High school band vies for 

Rockquest national title 

A FIVE-PIECE R&B band from 

Shirley Boys’ High School has 

stood out from more than 750 

musical acts for a chance to snag 

the Smokefreerockquest national 

title. 

After winning the regional 

finals in May, the Single Malt 

band was invited to apply for a 

spot to compete at the national 

final in Auckland next month. 

Comprising of Cooper Gibb- 

Faumuina, Ryan Diggs, Jed 

Rimmer, Robin McGregor and 

Javaan Gribben, the students 

have been selected by judges 

to join the top 10 school bands 

across the country based on 

their video submission. 

Single Malt is one of two 

Christchurch bands to perform 

at the finals, with hard-rock 

band Kenring of Middleton 

Grange School also making the 

cut. 

Judge Ash Wallace said she 

was incredibly impressed with 

the top acts this year. 

Judges had to consider 30 acts 

that made the last stage of selection 

for a chance to be chosen to 

compete at nationals 

CHANCE: Shirley Boys’ High School students and Single Malt band members Cooper 

Gibb-Faumuina, Ryan Diggs, Jed Rimmer, Robin McGregor and Javaan Gribben were 

chosen to compete at the Smokefreerockquest national finals. 

“There was always going to be 

a unique energy and enthusiasm 

this year after such a hard year 

for the music community in 

2020,” she said. 

“The top 30 this year, all of 

them, submitted videos that were 

of an incredibly high standard. 

All the acts had written awesome 

songs, and were obviously having 

so much fun performing and 

sharing their craft. 

“That is what music is all 

about so it has just been such a 

thrill to see that.” 

The top 10 includes seven 

bands and three solo-duo acts. 

In its 34th year, 

Smokefreerockquest is 

recognised as a launching pad 

for many great Kiwi musicians, 

including Marlon Williams, 

Broods, Kimbra and Alien 

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LINWOOD-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board member 

Darrell Latham wants the city 

council to keep Humphreys Drive 

at 70km/h. 

He is concerned the proposed 

speed reduction will increase 

commuter times for motorists 

driving into the city. 

“Given the recent speed reductions 

from 50km/h to 30km/h 

through the Woolston Village, 

transit times for residents commuting 

to the city are likely to 

increase,” he said. 

“The route via Humphreys 

Drive provides an alternative and 

quicker option for many coastal 

residents.” 

The city council is proposing 

to reduce the current 70km/h 

speed to 60km/h in an effort to 

make it safer for both cyclists and 

motorists who share the road. 

City council transport 

operations manager Steffan 

Thomas said the speed limit 

reduction would also “better 

reflect the safe and appropriate 

speed recommended by current 

speed management guidance 

from Waka Kotahi New Zealand 

Transport Agency.” 

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School Update 

Manukura Kōrero 

He kākano ahau i ruia mai i Rangiātea 

I am a seed which was sewn in the heavens of Rangiatea 

Kia Ora Koutou Katoa, ngā mihinui ki te whānau o Haeata. 

The greatest gift we have as a community is our tamariki, 

because our tamariki are our past, our present and our 

future. As a community we must ensure that above all 

things our tamariki and rangatahi are 

always our first priority. 

Another gift Aranui whānau have is 

Haeata. A gift given and deserved to 

ensure that tamariki and rangatahi in the 

East have access to quality education 

framed by innovative ako/teaching and 

learning and supported by one of the 

most sophisticated modern learning 

environments in the country. 

There are some who attempt to describe 

Haeata’s building design as ‘nothing 

more than a ‘giant barn.’ Nothing could 

be further from the truth and I need to 

make clear here that you as whānau can 

be assured that our learning environment 

caters for the best in innovative curriculum 

delivery and design. With the introduction 

of He Korowai manaaki, our ‘better 

behaviour for learning’ strategy, our tamariki and rangatahi 

can now focus on their core business - the business of 

quality ako experiences. 

Our next wero is to raise attendance rates for all ākonga. 

Our tamariki and rangatahi, like those around the motu, 

sometimes find it hard to engage. So much that is 

challenging for them lies outside the kura gate, and outside 

our control. On-line bullying, social media overload, 

unhealthy ‘friendships’ and a newly 

emerging ‘apocalypse anxiety,’ around 

issues to do with climate change burden 

ākonga unnecessarily. 

We need to free ākonga from these 

constraints and let them be kids. While 

they might demand to be treated like 

adults, theirs is not yet an adult world. 

Right now they don’t need to worry 

about paying the power, the phone, the 

food, the rent or the mortgage - they 

have years ahead of them to do that. 

What they do need to do is grow - in 

a nurturing and safe environment - at 

home and at kura. 

So, as their whānau, at home and at kura, 

let’s commit to letting them be kids for as 

long as they can be, and to ensuring they 

get to enjoy their school years; because some would say 

our school days are the best days of our lives. 

Let’s make it so for all of our tamariki and rangatahi! 

Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui. 

Arohanui 

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Recycle a Device 

Kick Off Haeata 2021 

Recycle a Device started 

a programme at Haeata 

at the end of Term 2 that 

we are very excited to 

share with you! 

This was a very important 

door that has been 

opened today for some 

of our ākonga and for 

our kura. Providing an 

experience of working 

within an IT field for our 

ākonga is something that 

we are so happy to be 

achieving, in partnership 

with Digital Futures 

Aotearoa. 

Our ākonga got an opportunity to see how a laptop works, 

and how to pull them apart and put them back together. This 

programme will continue throughout lunchtimes as our ākonga 

get sent more and more devices to recycle and repair. These 

devices can then be used at Haeata or be sent to whānau who 

need them. What an exciting initiative for our ākonga to be a 

part of to both learn and give back to the community. 

Te Mātāpuna Mātātahi | Children’s University 

Te Mātāpuna Mātātahi | Children’s University aims to raise young 

people’s aspirations for higher education and encourage lifelong 

learning. The University of Canterbury and Lincoln University are 

working in partnership to deliver the programme, which is the first of 

its kind in New Zealand. 

They fill the passport with hours 

of learning or volunteering 

outside the school classroom. 

The passport is stamped by 

registered Learning Destinations 

or volunteering organisations. 

Once 30 hours of learning or volunteering are reached, students 

are invited to attend a graduation ceremony to celebrate their 

achievements. 

We were so excited to see the success in 2020, that this year we have 

managed to get 40 spots for 2021. This is an exciting opportunity for 

our ākonga to experience success in 2021! 

At the end of term 2 we had a trip to Lincoln University. A day of 

new experiences into university life. 

• Looking after animals and the impact on agriculture and farming - 

all about sheep 101. 

• What makes a plane? 

• Activity: Ocean Science, conservation. What happens to plastics in the sea? 

• Soil Food, Web/Venomous Spiders: had the chance to speak to NZ’s experts. 

Such a great experience for our ākonga to see what a university is all about! 

We also gained 3 hours towards our November graduation. 

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New mural to power up the red zone 

A VIBRANT new road mural 

is brightening up mid-winter 

days in the former red zone, 

with the artist hoping it will help 

encourage people to explore the 

space. 

‘Crossings’ by New Brighton 

artist Nathan Ingram, also 

known as Dr Suits, is an abstract 

artwork painted on Burwood’s 

Corserland St. 

The street leads through 

a range of public activities 

facilitated by landowners 

Toitū Te Whenua LINZ and 

leaseholders Life in Vacant 

Spaces. 

The mural features geometric 

shapes that play on the way roads 

remain in the red zone in spite 

of the absence of the houses they 

once served. 

A collaboration between Dr 

Suits and arts facilitators Watch 

this Space, it is one of a series 

of creative additions to a ninehectare 

area known as East x 

East. 

“It heightens the impact of 

the road markings to a more 

purely aesthetic level, while 

also encouraging the viewer to 

enter the work and play across 

its shapes and lines,” said Watch 

this Space’s Dr Reuben Woods. 

“It also plays on the natural 

environment by aligning with 

REIMAGINED: New Brighton artist Nathan Ingram has painted a mural in the former red 

zone that complements other artwork encouraging people to play games in the area. 

the shadows cast by nearby 

power poles.” 

The mural is complemented 

by another 80s-inspired artwork 

by local artists Porta and 

Bols – the latest addition to 

their ‘Power Up!’ interactive 

installation. 

Painted onto a shipping 

container, the new artwork uses 

a pixelated style reminiscent of 

a video game screen, inviting 

people to play the nearby ‘Power 

Up!’ treasure hunt game. 

‘Power Up!’ includes retro 

arcade game rewards – such as 

coins, potions, treasure chests 

and swords – that are distributed 

around the area for people to 

seek out and power up. 

“The game not only adds to the 

idea of playing in the red zone, 

but also draws on the history 

of the area as a site for family 

homes where children grew up 

playing,” said Dr Woods. 

All the artworks and games 

ultimately aim to encourage 

people to explore and reimagine 

the area. 

Said Dr Woods: “The red 

zone is loaded with associative 

meanings and memories, but at 

the same time needs to speak 

of the future and what we can 

do with these spaces. Adding 

creative interventions is a 

good way to encourage 

people to think about their 

surroundings and how to engage 

with [them].” 

A grant from the city council’s 

Red Zone Transitional Land Use 

fund was approved by Te Tira 

Kāhikuhiku to help fund the 

creation of the new murals. 

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Problem started 10 years 

ago after earthquake 

• From page 1 

“The council don’t do any enforcement 

of fly-tipping and rely 

on locals to Snap Send Solve for 

disposal of rubbish.” 

A city council spokesperson 

said the residential red zone team 

has spoken with residents about 

fly-tipping deterrent options, 

including CCTV. 

But they said a business 

case was needed 

to support the install, 

repair, maintenance, and 

operational costs. 

“Occasional fly-tipping 

would not trigger this 

expense normally,” they 

said. 

“CCTV was trialled by the 

Canterbury Earthquake Recovery 

Authority when they managed 

the residential red zone, but it 

wasn’t cost-effective.” 

The joint venture was between 

the Riverlution Eco Hub and We 

are Richmond – the association’s 

official name. 

Initially, “normal” looking 

signs were installed, but when 

they were ignored, the groups 

decided to amp it up with signs 

that delivered the message loud 

and clear. 

The improved signs were put 

up at several spots across the area 

in the last few months. One can 

Vicki Brown 

be found at the corner of Swanns 

and River Rds. 

They said the community has 

had to put up with the problem 

as far back as the February 22, 

2011, earthquake when the area 

became the residential red zone. 

“We have had praised from 

the city council parks 

department, our community 

boards and other 

resident’s associations 

for pushing forward with 

initiatives to better our 

community,” said Brown. 

The city council 

spokesperson said it 

was difficult to identify 

offenders, especially as the Litter 

Act 1979 requires observation 

of a person committing an offence 

or a reasonable cause for 

suspicion. 

It is currently working on engaging 

with community boards 

for help in targeting identified 

hot spots and wider community 

education. 

“This is a national issue that 

is known to be on the rise,” they 

said. 

“Even in cases where there is 

something in the dumped contents 

that could lead us to who 

may have been involved, this is 

not sufficient evidence to positively 

identify the offender.” 

Grant to help more students 

get involved in native planting 

A CHARITABLE trust that 

is working with 16 schools to 

populate parts of the former red 

zone with native plants is getting 

a $61,400 grant to expand its 

operation. 

The money will come from 

the Red Zones Transitional Use 

Fund that was set up by the city 

council to provide support to 

projects and events 

Ahead of their longer-term 

regeneration, the projects will 

help create activity and vibrancy 

in the former red zone areas. 

Some of the schools involved 

include Linwood College, Rawhiti 

Primary, St Andrew’s College, 

Burnside Primary, Christ’s College, 

Avonside Girls’ High School, 

Christchurch South Intermediate 

and St Margaret’s College. 

“The Eco-Action Nursery 

Trust is doing an amazing job at 

both connecting young people 

with the former red zone area 

along the Ōtākaro Avon River 

Corridor and educating them 

about the process for endemic 

native revegetation,’’ sustainability 

and community resilience 

chairwoman and city councillor 

Sara Templeton said. 

The trust was set up two years 

ago. 

It collects endemic native plant 

VOLUNTEERS: The Eco-Action Nursery Trust, which works 

with 16 schools across the city, has received a grant, allowing 

it to teach more young people about native planting. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

seeds, under permit from Travis 

Wetland and Riccarton Bush, 

propagates seedlings and grows 

plants at a central nursery at 

Christ’s College, using volunteer 

school students and supervisors. 

It is working with the schools 

to help them establish satellite 

nurseries, providing start-up kits 

of 500 to 1000 plants and all the 

equipment they need to successfully 

grow them. 

Eco-Action Nursery Trust 

chairwoman David Newton 

said the grant will allow it to get 

more schools and young people 

involved in the growing and 

planting process. 

“The native trees and plants that 

are being grown by the students 

through the nursery programme 

provide much-needed food and 

habitats for native birds and lizards, 

which is another important 

focus for us,’’ Newton said. 

The trust has a five-year 

lease on a parcel of land off 

Chimera Cres, in the Ōtākaro 

Avon River Corridor which it 

has started planting with the 

help of volunteers. It also has a 

lease on another area of land off 

Gayhurst Tce that will be ready 

for planting in winter next year.



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Ingredients 

8 chicken drumsticks 

2 tbsp citrus juice 

4 tbsp sweet chilli sauce 

2 garlic cloves 

Fresh ginger, sliced 

1 lemongrass, crushed 

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Butterflied Lamb 

Serves 4 

Ingredients 

1 butterflied boneless leg 

of lamb 

2 tsp fresh rosemary 

1 tsp dried oregano 

1 lemon 

1 tsp lemon juice 

¼ cup oil 

2 garlic cloves 

Salt and freshly ground 

pepper 

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Place the lamb in a shallow 

dish and sprinkle over 

rosemary, dried oregano, 

lemon rind(grated), juice, 

garlic and oil. Season with 

pepper. 

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Salmon and spinach 

packets 

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3cm fresh ginger, peeled 

and julienned 

1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 

3 tbsp orange juice 

4 cups baby spinach, 

washed and drained 

1 tbsp wholegrain mustard 

2 salmon fillets, about 

150g each, 

Freshly ground black pepper 

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