Nor'West News: September 02, 2021

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2021 

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Bid to solve northern 

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• By Fiona Ellis 

PEOPLE WHO live near the 

Christchurch Northern Corridor 

have the opportunity to be part of 

a solution to the traffic problem. 

Options in the area bordered by 

Innes Rd, Hills Rd, Warrington St 

and Cranford St will be developed 

by the city council based on a 

public survey, along with traffic 

data and transport network 

priorities. 

City council 

acting head of 

transport Lynette 

Ellis said traffic 

issues in the area 

were “complex”. 

The corridor 

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Lynette 

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year, linking 

the Northern 

Motorway to 

Cranford St and QEII Drive at a 

cost of $290 million. 

Traffic calming trials on Francis 

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out earlier this year to address an 

increase in traffic caused by this 

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Dog owners hit the parks and pavements 

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last week, making the most of the latewinter 

sunshine and the extra time that 

many found they had under the Covid-19 

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Leaking water top ticket concern, 

damaged bins close second 


DEALING WITH leaky water 

supplies and damaged bins, 

as well as issues relating to 

residential property files, are 

the top three concerns for the 

Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community Board 

area. 

A ticket report has revealed 

a breakdown of issues that 

residents have contacted the city 

council about between June 19 

and July 18. 

In that time, 1639 tickets, or 

jobs, were completed within an 

average of 3.2 days. 

Issues fell in a range of 

categories, including transport, 

wheelie bins, graffiti, and three 

waters council assets. 

Leaky water supplies came 

out on top with 167 tickets, 

while damaged bins was second 

with 159 tickets and residential 

property files third with 158 

tickets. 

Phone, email and walk-ins 

were the most common way 

residents chose to contact the 

council, at 55 per cent. 

ISSUES: Leaking water supplies and damaged bins most concern residents in the 

Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood Community Board area. 

Meanwhile, 31 per cent 

used Hybris Online and the 

remaining 14 per cent used Snap 

Send Solve. At the conclusion of 

the report last month, 429 tickets 

were still open, or not completed. 

Number of tickets 

(issues) reported in the 

Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood Community 

Board area between June 

19 and July 18: 

1 Leak (water supply) – 

167 

2 Damaged bins – 159 

3 Residential property 

files – 158 

4 Bin not collected – 125 

5 Residential LIM – 90 

6 Missing bins – 79 

7 Road asset (footpath, 

road, furniture) – 66 

8 Litter (road) - 60 

9 Tree (road) – 54 

10 Graffiti – 35 

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Attack raises safety concerns at park 


A RACIALLY motivated attack 

on two Japanese teenagers 

opposite Bishopdale Park on 

May 31 has led Ilam MP Sarah 

Pallett to raise the issue of 

increasing safety in the area. 

Two youths have since been 

referred to Youth Aid in relation 

to the incident, police confirmed. 

Pallett spoke about the issue 

during the 

public forum 

segment at a 

recet Fendal- 

ton-Waimairi- 

Harewood 

Community 

Sarah Pallett 

Board meeting. 

She had spoken 

with the victims, a 14-yearold 

boy and his 17-year-old sister, 

who were out running when they 

were attacked at about 5pm. 

There had been no CCTV footage 

of the attacker, which made it 

difficult for police to find them, 

she said. 

“One of the things I thought 

that we could potentially achieve 

together . . . is to look at what we 

could do with regard to either 

putting cameras there or increasing 

the lighting because it’s very 

poor.” 

People, especially women, 

would not feel safe exercising 

in the park or near it on 

dark winter evenings, she 

said. 

Reporting on the attack at 

the time, The Star wrote the 

attackers tried to trip up the 

14-year-old and then placed him 

in a headlock before punching 

his left eye. 

The sister was also kicked in 

the chin as she fell while trying 

to protect her brother. 

The victims’ mother, Naomi 

Suzuki, said she was concerned 

lack of security cameras would 

mean the attackers would not be 

identified. 

Board chairwoman Bridget 

Williams said the board’s 

Community Safety Initiative 

would investigate the safety 

AREA OF CONCERN: The 

attack on two teenagers 

opposite Bishopdale 

Park earlier this year 

has left Ilam MP Sarah 

Pallett questioning safety 

conditions in the area. 

concerns of Bishopdale 

residents starting with a 

survey to be carried out later in 

the year. 

“Bishopdale’s been put on the 

list.” 

It would be interesting to see 

what public feedback would 

come from that, she said. 

Christchurch North Community 

Patrol chairman Sam 

Hall said the 

park was not 

an area of 

Bridget 

Williams 

specific concern to the patrol, 

although they frequently drove 

past it. 

He hoped the patrol presence 

was a deterrent to potential 

wrong-doers. 

“You never know what you’ve 

prevented.” 

 

 

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“They had a larger impact on the 

surrounding streets than anticipated.” 

An area-wide solution was needed, 

Ellis said. 

“All options are currently on the 

table and range from the installation 

of passive traffic calming measures 

[such as] chicanes to restricting 

movements along specific streets. 

“We won’t know what the options 

are until we have finished the survey 

and undertaken some design work,” 

she said. 

The downstream effects of the 

corridor had prompted 95 residents 

from the area to contact the council 

since the corridor opened, including 

15 residents from Flockton St and 

Francis Ave. 

The survey was made with this 

feedback in mind, Ellis said. 

THE WAREWARE is primarily 

a carnivorous creature, naturally 

aggressive and fiercely protective 

of biodiversity. 

It spits a boiling 

concoction of what 

resembles local hot 

springs, water scalding 

potential polluters and 

those who seek to harm 

its territory. 

St Margaret’s College 

year 13 student Molly 

Campbell has won the 

New Zealand Ultimate 

Concept Artist Award for this 

intimidating creation. 

The Weta Workshop and Massey 

University-sponsored “earth 

guardians” character design competition 

aims at promoting careers 

in film, game, and television. 

Young concept designers are 

Molly 

Campbell 

Speed and safety are the two main issues 

The survey will be open until 

August 31. 

St Albans Residents Association’s 

Emma Twaddell said this was a 

chance for people to share their 

concerns with the council. 

“I’d encourage people to fill it out,” 

Twaddell said. 

As a community activator, she 

heard many stories from the residents 

of the area about the impact of the 

charged with creating a character 

to defend the earth, using nature 

and the elements to inspire their 

work. 

“I’m really happy that 

I had a chance to design 

something and work out 

of my comfort zone,” Campbell 

said. 

“Art has always permeated 

all aspects of my life. I 

just love to create.” 

She planned to continue 

her creative path by studying 

fine arts, either at Canterbury 

University or Massey. 

Rebekah Tisch, art director at 

Weta Workshop, said selecting a 

winner was a challenge. 

“While our primary interest 

was in the images of the creature 

designs: the story, depth of thinking 

and creativity shown in the 

northern corridor. 

“I haven’t heard many positives. 

“Speed is the big one, and safety. 

Those are the two main issues.” 

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written descriptions was what 

helped us come to the ultimate 

decision. 

“Molly’s design and description 

of the wareware guardian was 

nuanced, considered, and showed 

bold design decision making.” 

The wareware was a great mix 

of terrifying and attractive, with 

plenty of interesting details, she 

said. 

“I thoroughly enjoyed the idea, 

that within the design, we can 

find elements of extinct fauna. I 

also love that this creature is both 

protecting nature as well as protecting 

the memory of the past.” 

Massey University introduced 

the Earth Guardians Character 

Design competition last year, 

and the top prize also went to 

a Cantabrian, Burnside High 

School’s Madeline Head. 

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New kit for men’s 

netball team 

KAIAWA SPORTS netball 

teams can step onto the 

court with confidence this 

season after receiving a 

grant to buy all the gear 

they need, including 

training and match balls, 

bibs, spot markers, gear 

bags. 

Kaiawa Sports started 

less than a year ago as a 

netball team for adult men. 

Club administrator 

Nikki Schwass applied for 

the ANZ netball grant because 

as a brand new club 

they had “nothing.” 

Schwass was thrilled to 

receive the grant. 

“It means we can get 

good quality gear out to all 

of our teams . . . it means 

we can spread the love 

across the club,” she said. 

Welcoming 2021 meant 

bringing in their first 

women’s team alongside 

their men’s and mixed 

team. 

Led by Naze Silbery the 

players have achieved new 

heights in men’s netball, 

with their eyes on climbing 

TEAM: Kaiawa Sports netball players (from left) 

Lachlan Crosbie, Amosa Faitaua-Nanai, Kruze 

Tangira, Naze Silbery, and Michael Mundy are 

pleased with the club’s gear grant. 

the ranks. 

Their men’s A team 

played the curtain-raiser 

match at the Tactix ANZ 

Premiership home game 

on July 25 where they narrowly 

missed the win. 

Said Schwass: “The level 

we want to attain for our 

men is really high. We’re 

creating an environment 

where we can develop 

national representatives for 

men’s netball.” 

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The club drew a lot of the 

Māori and Pacific Island 

talent from the region with 

the club boasting players 

across the A, B and C 

Christchurch representative 

teams. 

“It’s given an 

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of playing netball in their 

lives. Naze brings a lot of 

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netball too,” said Schwass. 

“EDDY”, a much adored 10 month 

old Tabby was rushed to McMaster 

& Heap vets on a Sunday, after 

alerting his owners that something 

was up when he hopped on their 

bed early one morning and started 

moaning loudly. One of the owners 

had worked as a nurse for us, so she 

didn’t waste time in getting Eddy 

seen. Steve Heap was called in when 

it was clear there was a severe injury 

to Eddy’s right eye. 

When Steve saw Eddy, he identified 

a ruptured right eye with a large 

piece of lens protruding through 

the cornea. This would have been 

excruciatingly painful. A penetrating 

eye injury was suspected but the 

cause was not initially apparent. He 

was immediately anaesthetised, 

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The lens material was removed by 

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the corneal wound sutured carefully. 

Then the eye was reinflated. X-rays 

performed identified the slug pellet 

and Steve realised he’d been shot 

through the eye. The bullet was 

lodged in a downward angle, and it 

blew out the animal’s lens, meaning 

Eddy would have been looking 

directly at the offender at close 

range. 

Suffice to say Eddy is recuperating 

excellently being cared for round the 

clock by his dedicated owners. Steve 

thinks the surgical eye is comfortable 

and Eddy is back to his crazed, manic 

antics. He won’t see in the eye but 

we are hoping he gets to keep his 

eye. Once his eye is stable and he’s 

recovered , a second surgery would 

be advised to remove the slug pellet 

that sits very close to his cervical 

spine. 

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Bowling club merger sees rare 

parcel of land come up for sale 

THE FORMER site of the 

St Albans Bowling Club in 

Merivale is up for sale. 

The 5107 sq m land at 

5 Donald Pl, just off St Albans 

St, is for sale by deadline private 

treaty, closing tomorrow. 

Investment sales specialist 

Courtney Doig, of Colliers, said 

there are few such parcels of land 

in Merivale. 

“There is a real lack of 

large-scale development sites 

remaining in this tightly 

held Merivale position. The 

Residential Medium Density 

zoning makes it ripe for a variety 

of uses and we’ve seen how much 

demand there is for well-located 

bare land in Christchurch. 

“This is a dress circle 

location and presents a unique 

opportunity to acquire a 

significant land holding 

representing a blank canvas 

for the seasoned developer or 

occupier,” he said. 

The merger of the Elmwood 

Park and St Albans bowling 

clubs has prompted the sale. 

The two clubs joined forces 

in 2018 and have been using 

both facilities since then, but 

now they will be solely based on 

Tania Bostock 

Ben Reid 

Elmwood’s nearby Heaton St 

site. 

“There are a multitude of 

development options available 

including a large scale residential 

multi dwelling, pre-school, 

healthcare facility or boutique 

retirement village,” Doig said. 

The site, with a 60m frontage 

onto Donald Pl, is located within 

200m of Merivale Mall and 

3.5km from the city. 

St Albans Bowling Club was 

established at Donald Place in 

1902. Its pavilion was rebuilt 

during the 1968 Wahine storm. 

Dwindling numbers prompted 

the merger with Elmwood Park, 

with the combined membership 

now standing at 140. 

President Peter Smith said that 

while the sale marks the end 

of an era, members are excited 

about having all facilities located 

on site and the amenity a new 

pavilion will bring. 

—NZ Herald 

BOWLED: The 5107 sq m 

land at Donald Pl, just off 

St Albans St, is for sale by 

deadline private treaty 

closing tomorrow. 

MISCELLANY 

Tania 

28 

Bostock 

August 

– Ben 

- 22 

Reid 

September 

– Hamish 

2021 

Southcott 

Hamish 

Little River Gallery 

August 28 – September 22 

Main Rd, Little River | 03 325 1944 | art@littlerivergallery.com 

Hamish Southcott and Tania Bostock first exhibited 

together at Little River Gallery in 2014 and since have 

had a number of duo shows. Ben Reid joins them in 

‘Miscellany’ after a five year exhibiting hiatus at Little 

River Gallery. 

Hamish Southcott seeks to create well-crafted, 

beautiful pieces of art that highlight the inherent 

beauty of reclaimed materials. Recently his works 

explore the human influence on New Zealand’s rich 

and diverse natural landscape. 

Tania Bostock is drawn to texture and contrast. Her 

process consists of straightening and perfecting, then 

pushing the paint in a freer, less controlled manner 

working in multiple layers on bold geometric shapes. 

Ben Reid is a Canterbury based printmaker 

whose interest lies in the fragile relationship that 

New Zealanders have with the natural world. 

The complexities are beautifully explored in the 

technically challenging medium of print. 

Tania Bostock 

Ben Reid 

Hamish Southcott 

MISCELLANY 

28 August - 22 September 2021 

Main Rd, Little River | 03 325 1944 | art@littlerivergallery.com | littlerivergallery.com



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Yvonne and Jackie lovingly say their 

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Yvonne says her Mum really enjoys the 

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Lobina came to New Zealand in the mid- 

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Their traditions of getting together for a 

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Her five children were brought up bilingual 

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Warming casseroles 

to fend off winter 

With a week or 

two of winter 

still with us, this 

tangy tomato and 

lamb casserole 

would be a 

welcome dish on 

a cold day 

Lamb and tomato 

casserole 

Serves 3 

Ingredients 

3 lamb leg fillet or shoulder 

chops (browned) 

2 tbsp olive oil 

1 large onion 

1 400gm tomatoes (any 

flavour) 

1 lamb Oxo cube 

Cracked pepper to taste 

1 teaspoon sugar 

1 heaped teaspoon 

oregano 

40gm tasty cheese 

55gm breadcrumbs 

(wholemeal is best) 

27gm butter (melted) 

Directions 

Line ovenproof dish with 

2 thicknesses of non-stick 

tin foil. 

Place browned leg fillets/ 

chops into dish, put onions 

over top of meat, then pour 

tomatoes/Oxo cube/peppercorns/sugar/oregano 

over onions, then 

cover with cheese/breadcrumbs/butter. 

Bake, uncovered, at 140 

deg C for 2½ hours. 

Steak stew 

Ingredients 

2 tablespoons olive oil 

Stews and casseroles make a hearty mid-winter 

meal. 

1kg sirloin steak, diced 

Salt and freshly ground 

black pepper, to taste 

1 medium onion, diced 

2 large carrots, peeled and 

diced 

2 celery ribs, diced 

3 cloves garlic, minced 

250gm mushrooms, 

halved 

3 tablespoons all-purpose 

flour 

2 tablespoons tomato 

paste 

1/2 cup dry red wine 

2 1/2 cups beef stock 

4 sprigs fresh thyme 

2 bay leaves 

1 large potato, peeled and 

cut in 1cm chunks 

2 tablespoons chopped 

fresh parsley leaves 

Directions 

Heat olive oil in a large 

fry pan on medium heat. 

Season steak with 1 teaspoon 

salt and 1/2 teaspoon 

pepper. 

Working in batches, add 

steak to the fry pan and 

cook, stirring occasionally, 

until evenly browned, about 

6-8min; set aside. 

Add onion, carrots and 

celery. Cook, stirring occasionally, 

until tender, about 

3-4min. 

Add garlic and mushrooms, 

and cook, stirring 

occasionally, until tender 

and browned, about 

3-4min. 

Whisk in flour and 

tomato paste until lightly 

browned, about 1 minute. 

Stir in wine, scraping any 

browned bits from the bottom 

of the fry pan. 

Stir in beef stock, thyme, 

bay leaves and steak. Bring 

to a boil; reduce heat and 

simmer until beef is very 

tender, about 30min. 

Stir in potato; simmer 

until potatoes are just tender 

and stew has thickened, 

about 20min. 

Remove and discard 

thyme sprigs and bay 

leaves. Stir in parsley; 

season with salt and pepper, 

to taste. 

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RDP began its home heating diesel delivery 

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Customer demand has continued to increase 

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The trucks that deliver RDP’s home heating 

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RDP’s home heating diesel trucks come 

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damaging the driveway. RDP is the place to 

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you’re offered discounted pricing and can 

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Get the balance 

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Their team of expert sales people, qualified 

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Balanced Pressure 

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Under the New Zealand Building Code, 

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Think new friends 

in every neighbour. 

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For the latest information on visiting our villages please call the village, 

or visit summerset.co.nz/covid-19 

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Brand-new 

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Summerset at Avonhead have a stunning range of brand-new serviced 

apartments available now!* 

Nestled in the beautiful suburb of Avonhead, our newest Christchurch 

village offers relaxed retirement living with easy access to 

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and separate double bedroom with a large ensuite. 

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Love the Summerset life 

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Residents’ workshop 

Hair and beauty salon 

Swimming pool and spa pool 

Regular visits from 

health practitioners 

For your free information pack visit summerset.co.nz 

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Love the Community 

When you move into a Summerset retirement village, you’re not just moving 

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Don’t miss your chance to join this vibrant community! 

For the latest information on visiting our villages please call the village, or visit summerset.co.nz/covid-19 

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