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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2<strong>02</strong>1<br />
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Future of<br />
organics plant<br />
undecided<br />
Overcoming<br />
demons to help<br />
those in need<br />
anywhere,<br />
anytime.<br />
Page 3 Pages 9 & 11<br />
Graffiti, damaged bins<br />
and litter still an issue<br />
GRAFFITI AND wheelie<br />
bin-related issues continue to<br />
be a problem in the Coastal-<br />
Burwood Community Board<br />
area.<br />
A ticket report breaking down<br />
issues residents reported to the<br />
city council between June 19 and<br />
July 18 shows similar concerns<br />
have come out on top compared<br />
to the previous results.<br />
The top three issues reported<br />
by residents last time between<br />
May 22 and June 20 were<br />
damaged bins, with 103<br />
tickets, graffiti (98) and road<br />
litter (87).<br />
In that time, 1232 tickets, or<br />
jobs, were completed within<br />
an average of 2.6 days, falling<br />
in a range of categories such<br />
as transport, parks and three<br />
waters council assets.<br />
But the most recent report<br />
has not only revealed that the<br />
concerns have largely remained<br />
the same – the number of tickets<br />
for each issue has increased, too.<br />
The issues with the most<br />
tickets included graffiti (127),<br />
missed bin collections (120), and<br />
damaged bins (116).<br />
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Dog owners hit the parks and pavements throughout the city with their best<br />
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time that many found they had under the Covid-19 alert level 4 lockdown.<br />
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Thursday <strong>September</strong> 2 2<strong>02</strong>1 3<br />
Future of organics plant undecided<br />
A REPORT on whether the<br />
odorous organics processing<br />
plant in Bromley should be<br />
redeveloped or relocated<br />
altogether will be considered<br />
next Thursday.<br />
The city council was expected<br />
to have finalised a contract for<br />
the redevelopment of its plant<br />
last month, but the proposals so<br />
far have been<br />
above the<br />
$21.5 million<br />
budget.<br />
It is required<br />
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the discharge<br />
of offensive<br />
Helen<br />
Beaumont<br />
odour beyond<br />
Living Earth’s<br />
site boundary<br />
by January next year after<br />
mounting complaints from<br />
residents that lead to an abatement<br />
notice from Environment<br />
Canterbury.<br />
“Through the recent multistage<br />
tender process for the<br />
organics plant upgrade project<br />
we received some great proposals<br />
from the market. However, all<br />
compliant proposals were above<br />
the $21.5 million budgeted for<br />
the works,” Helen Beaumont,<br />
city council head of three waters<br />
and waste said.<br />
“We are looking at whether<br />
we can refine the scope of the<br />
redevelopment to bring costs<br />
DECISION: The city council will consider a report this month on the future of its Bromley<br />
organics processing plant, run by Living Earth.<br />
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down without compromising<br />
our commitment to reducing the<br />
odour issues.”<br />
Due to the higher than expected<br />
costs of upgrading the<br />
existing facility, the city council<br />
is also assessing the viability of<br />
building a new facility in a different<br />
location.<br />
“We know the Bromley<br />
community want the odour<br />
issues associated with the<br />
plant addressed as soon as<br />
possible, so we are working<br />
at pace to collect all the<br />
information needed to enable the<br />
elected council to make a call on<br />
whether we push ahead with the<br />
redevelopment, or build a new<br />
plant at a different site,” she said.<br />
“We are aiming to bring a<br />
report to a council meeting in<br />
<strong>September</strong> that outlines all the<br />
options and their advantages and<br />
disadvantages.”<br />
That report will be considered<br />
in the publicly excluded section<br />
of the meeting due to commercial<br />
sensitivities around contract<br />
pricing.<br />
However, any decision<br />
reached will be communicated to<br />
residents at the earliest possible<br />
opportunity after the meeting.<br />
“We understand this process<br />
may be frustrating for residents<br />
in the Bromley community,<br />
however, this is a complex multimillion<br />
dollar project and we<br />
want to make the right call,”<br />
Beaumont said.<br />
If the case for a new site stacks<br />
up, and the city council decides<br />
to build a new facility, any<br />
potential location would require<br />
a resource consent, “which was<br />
likely to be notified.”<br />
“This would mean that people<br />
living or working nearby would<br />
have the opportunity to provide<br />
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“Whilst staff are exploring<br />
the possibility of building a new<br />
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•From page 1<br />
City council staff also completed 1468<br />
tickets, 236 more jobs than last time, over<br />
an average of 2.9 days.<br />
Residents did not change much in the<br />
way of how they reported their concerns<br />
compared to the last report.<br />
WASTE:<br />
Water leaks<br />
continue<br />
to concern<br />
residents in<br />
the Coastal-<br />
Burwood<br />
Community<br />
Board area.<br />
Reports similar to previous month<br />
Similar to before, 59 per cent (955) of<br />
residents chose to report issues by phone,<br />
email and walk-in, while 41 per cent (677)<br />
did so online through Snap Send Solve and<br />
Hybris Online.<br />
But as last month’s report concluded,<br />
417 tickets were still open, or had not yet<br />
been completed.<br />
McMaster & Heap<br />
Veterinary practice<br />
Sad case of animal abuse<br />
Number of tickets (issues)<br />
reported in the Coastal-Burwood<br />
Community Board area between<br />
June 19 and July 18:<br />
Number of tickets (issues)<br />
reported in the Coastal-Burwood<br />
Community Board area between<br />
May 22 and June 20:<br />
1 Graffiti – 127<br />
2 Bin not collected – 120<br />
3 Damaged bin – 116<br />
4 Litter (road) – 104<br />
5 Leak (water supply) – 80<br />
6 Residential property files – 71<br />
7 Residential LIM (Land<br />
Information Memorandum) – 68<br />
8 Litter (park) – 52<br />
9 Missing bin – 47<br />
10 Found dog – 41<br />
11 Graffiti on utility box – 41<br />
1 Damaged bin – 103<br />
2 Graffiti – 98<br />
3 Litter (road) – 87<br />
4 Bin not collected – 64<br />
5 Residential property<br />
files/information – 64<br />
6 Flooding (road) – 52<br />
7 Leak (water supply) – 50<br />
8 Litter (park) – 47<br />
9 Road asset (footpath, road,<br />
furniture) – 47<br />
10 Found dog – 44<br />
“EDDY”, a much adored 10 month<br />
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to Eddy’s right eye.<br />
The lens material was removed by<br />
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Overcoming demons to help needy<br />
Wayne Gibson’s battle<br />
with his own demons<br />
pushed him to help<br />
people with disabilities<br />
and mental illnesses<br />
experiencing longterm<br />
unemployment.<br />
The PEEEP Trust yard<br />
manager speaks to<br />
reporter Bea Gooding<br />
about finding your voice<br />
in the face of adversity<br />
WAYNE GIBSON is still healing<br />
from the wounds that depression<br />
left behind nearly three decades<br />
ago.<br />
But in spite of the stigma men<br />
face about their mental health –<br />
both nowadays and back in the<br />
1990s – Gibson has learned to<br />
cope, coming out the other side<br />
of it a better person.<br />
It is a message of hope he<br />
now instils in the volunteers<br />
he leads at PEEEP Trust, who<br />
are experiencing long-term<br />
unemployment as a result of<br />
mental illness or disability.<br />
The People Empowerment and<br />
Environmental Enhancement<br />
Programme is a safe space for<br />
people<br />
263<br />
to gain skills leading to<br />
x 180<br />
job opportunities that might not<br />
have been there otherwise. a lift in life, makes them feel confidence and self-esteem,”<br />
“Our jobs give them a bit of important, and builds up their said Gibson.<br />
FRESH START: After turning his own life around, PEEEP yard manager Wayne Gibson now<br />
helps others.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
“A lot of the guys that come in<br />
here are really reserved and not<br />
sure where they’re going in life.<br />
My job is to make sure they leave<br />
here happy every day, feeling<br />
more positive about themselves.”<br />
The trust has provided<br />
training and work experience for<br />
unemployed people since 1993,<br />
with a focus on improving the<br />
local environment.<br />
Referred from agencies<br />
such as the Ministry of Social<br />
Development, all volunteers<br />
have experienced long-term<br />
unemployment.<br />
Many are recovering from<br />
drug or alcohol addictions, have<br />
physical or social disabilities,<br />
or are dealing with mental<br />
illnesses.<br />
PEEEP offers stability,<br />
purpose and belonging,<br />
contact with nature,<br />
teamwork experience, and<br />
staff encouragement through<br />
contracted work.<br />
It could be graffiti removal for<br />
the city council one day, grounds<br />
maintenance at parks, businesses<br />
or homes the next, or beach<br />
clean-ups and dune management.<br />
Said Gibson: “It’s the simplest<br />
of things they can lack that we<br />
help them with. Most have never<br />
used a computer so we show<br />
them how to go on Google –<br />
things people would take<br />
for granted.”<br />
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‘I enjoy helping people’<br />
As yard manager, Gibson loves<br />
balancing his time between coordinating<br />
future jobs from the<br />
office and working side-by-side<br />
with the volunteers.<br />
After all, he has been in<br />
their shoes, starting as a casual<br />
volunteer eight years ago mowing<br />
lawns at the former Queen<br />
Elizabeth II Park while battling<br />
his own demons.<br />
Before PEEEP, Gibson was a<br />
labourer.<br />
“I enjoy helping people less<br />
fortunate than myself. I’ve been<br />
in a position in my younger years<br />
where I’ve been down that road,<br />
where I’ve been very depressed<br />
and low,” he said.<br />
“It’s not a good place to be. If<br />
I can help somebody to get out<br />
of that zone, I feel like my job is<br />
done.”<br />
Gibson eventually worked his<br />
way up to become the supervisor,<br />
before accepting the manager<br />
role earlier this year.<br />
The new role was a full-circle<br />
moment for the father of three<br />
because the supervisor who<br />
initially hired him happened to<br />
be his son Tristan.<br />
“When I first started here as<br />
a casual he was my boss, but<br />
his son’s boss.<br />
Having a close working and<br />
personal relationship did not<br />
get in the way of putting the<br />
volunteers first.<br />
It was about finding the right<br />
time to “take my boss hat off and<br />
put my father hat on,” and vice<br />
versa.<br />
“It’s great, we’re more like best<br />
friends and we work really well<br />
together as a team,” Gibson said.<br />
“We don’t bring any issues we<br />
have into work, we talk about<br />
it after work. We don’t want<br />
the volunteers to pick up any<br />
negative vibes.”<br />
A growing reputation has<br />
meant the number of referrals<br />
has climbed, with many more on<br />
the waiting list.<br />
Along with the trustees, the<br />
team of three-to-four staff work<br />
alongside eight volunteers at a<br />
time.<br />
Gibson has always been a<br />
“people person at heart,” but<br />
empowering others to find their<br />
voices for the first time made all<br />
the challenges he faced worth it.<br />
“They don’t know it, but I get a<br />
lot from them as well.”<br />
He recalled with pride a young<br />
man who went from being<br />
“We carried him under our<br />
wing, and over a few months,<br />
we lifted his spirits so much you<br />
couldn’t keep him quiet,” said<br />
Gibson.<br />
“This place helped him so<br />
much he doesn’t get on the Xbox<br />
anymore now that he has a job.”<br />
Having been encouraged by<br />
his own co-workers, friends and<br />
family to take on a leadership<br />
role for the first time, Gibson<br />
could relate.<br />
“My self-esteem was a bit low<br />
before I became manager, I didn’t<br />
think I would cope.”<br />
The macho mentality expected<br />
of men, especially in the past,<br />
made it difficult to address the<br />
trauma he experienced sooner.<br />
“I was in a very bad situation<br />
and I was a broken man. Back<br />
then, a man was a man,” he said.<br />
“It’s not really a thing you need<br />
to hide anymore.”<br />
Gibson could spend all day<br />
tinkering away on one of his<br />
muscle cars if he did not have a<br />
trust to worry about.<br />
In spite of his brighter outlook<br />
on life, there are concerns he<br />
simply can’t shake off.<br />
“Funding is drying up – since<br />
Covid, applying for funding is<br />
only<br />
260<br />
until 4 o’clock – I stipulated socially withdrawn<br />
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GEOGRAPHY WINNERS: Shirley Boys’ head of faculty social<br />
sciences Mike Skinner, Jack Druery, Jacob Knoef and Adam<br />
Marriott. <br />
Champs at last<br />
SHIRLEY BOYS’ High School<br />
has taken out the ultimate prize<br />
at an inter-school geography<br />
competition.<br />
Eighteen schools from around<br />
Canterbury competed in the<br />
recent Maatangi Whenua Geography<br />
Quiz Olympiad.<br />
The champion team of Jacob<br />
Knoef, Jack Druery and Adam<br />
Marriott finished with a total<br />
score of 155 out of a possible 178.<br />
The event challenging the year<br />
11 students’ geographic knowledge<br />
was hosted at Canterbury<br />
University.<br />
Shirley BHS head of faculty<br />
social science Michael Skinner<br />
said the three hour-long event<br />
had 10 rounds.<br />
“There was a wide variety of<br />
tasks requiring current knowledge<br />
of events and people around<br />
the world, but also a great<br />
memory of the usual geographic<br />
building blocks of country<br />
knowledge, flag expertise and<br />
capital city recall,” he said.<br />
“This year’s team broke the<br />
‘bridesmaid’s tag’ gained over<br />
previous years and it was the first<br />
victory for the school since<br />
back-to-back wins in 2009 and<br />
2010.”<br />
Christchurch Boys’ High<br />
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points, and St Andrew’s College<br />
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Warming casseroles<br />
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With a week or<br />
two of winter<br />
still with us, this<br />
tangy tomato and<br />
lamb casserole<br />
would be a<br />
welcome dish on<br />
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Lamb and tomato<br />
casserole<br />
Serves 3<br />
Ingredients<br />
3 lamb leg fillet or shoulder<br />
chops (browned)<br />
2 tbsp olive oil<br />
1 large onion<br />
1 400gm tomatoes (any<br />
flavour)<br />
1 lamb Oxo cube<br />
Cracked pepper to taste<br />
1 teaspoon sugar<br />
1 heaped teaspoon<br />
oregano<br />
40gm tasty cheese<br />
55gm breadcrumbs<br />
(wholemeal is best)<br />
27gm butter (melted)<br />
Directions<br />
Line ovenproof dish with<br />
2 thicknesses of non-stick<br />
tin foil.<br />
Place browned leg fillets/<br />
chops into dish, put onions<br />
over top of meat, then pour<br />
tomatoes/Oxo cube/peppercorns/sugar/oregano<br />
over onions, then<br />
cover with cheese/breadcrumbs/butter.<br />
Bake, uncovered, at 140<br />
deg C for 2½ hours.<br />
Steak stew<br />
Ingredients<br />
2 tablespoons olive oil<br />
Stews and casseroles make a hearty mid-winter<br />
meal.<br />
1kg sirloin steak, diced<br />
Salt and freshly ground<br />
black pepper, to taste<br />
1 medium onion, diced<br />
2 large carrots, peeled and<br />
diced<br />
2 celery ribs, diced<br />
3 cloves garlic, minced<br />
250gm mushrooms,<br />
halved<br />
3 tablespoons all-purpose<br />
flour<br />
2 tablespoons tomato<br />
paste<br />
1/2 cup dry red wine<br />
2 1/2 cups beef stock<br />
4 sprigs fresh thyme<br />
2 bay leaves<br />
1 large potato, peeled and<br />
cut in 1cm chunks<br />
2 tablespoons chopped<br />
fresh parsley leaves<br />
Directions<br />
Heat olive oil in a large<br />
fry pan on medium heat.<br />
Season steak with 1 teaspoon<br />
salt and 1/2 teaspoon<br />
pepper.<br />
Working in batches, add<br />
steak to the fry pan and<br />
cook, stirring occasionally,<br />
until evenly browned, about<br />
6-8min; set aside.<br />
Add onion, carrots and<br />
celery. Cook, stirring occasionally,<br />
until tender, about<br />
3-4min.<br />
Add garlic and mushrooms,<br />
and cook, stirring<br />
occasionally, until tender<br />
and browned, about<br />
3-4min.<br />
Whisk in flour and<br />
tomato paste until lightly<br />
browned, about 1 minute.<br />
Stir in wine, scraping any<br />
browned bits from the bottom<br />
of the fry pan.<br />
Stir in beef stock, thyme,<br />
bay leaves and steak. Bring<br />
to a boil; reduce heat and<br />
simmer until beef is very<br />
tender, about 30min.<br />
Stir in potato; simmer<br />
until potatoes are just tender<br />
and stew has thickened,<br />
about 20min.<br />
Remove and discard<br />
thyme sprigs and bay<br />
leaves. Stir in parsley;<br />
season with salt and pepper,<br />
to taste.<br />
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Home 329 9344. Cell<br />
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003181, <strong>02</strong>7 240 7416<br />
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338-1655<br />
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• Open Saturday morning<br />
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1500 x 420 x 810<br />
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$269<br />
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