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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, <strong>2021</strong><br />

Connecting you with your neighbourhood<br />

No need for your old bike?<br />

A group is ready to repair it<br />

• By John Cosgrove<br />

A RECENT burglary and<br />

an unprecedented demand<br />

for restored bicycles has left<br />

the Aranui Bike Fixup group<br />

scrambling for old bikes to repair<br />

and pass onto the community.<br />

Founder Steven Muir said<br />

the containers on their site at<br />

the Breezes Rd Baptist Church<br />

were “looking remarkably bare”<br />

and following a recent break-in<br />

and theft of seven bikes they are<br />

looking for replacements.<br />

“We have been restoring and<br />

giving away a lot of bikes recently<br />

but not that many have been coming<br />

in,” he said.<br />

He asks if anyone knows of<br />

any bikes sitting unloved in the<br />

back of a shed somewhere, can<br />

people let him know and he will<br />

collect them. He rides all over the<br />

suburbs towing a specially-built<br />

multi-bike trailer behind his own<br />

bike.<br />

“The response to our appeal<br />

last week has been very good, I’ve<br />

been out zipping around the town<br />

picking up many bikes,” he said.<br />

He believes the demand for the<br />

restored bikes is due in part to<br />

the lockdown when many people<br />

went out for their daily exercises<br />

and rediscovered cycling.<br />

“We have a really good infrastructure<br />

here for cyclists courtesy<br />

of the council, but here in this<br />

part of the city economics is also a<br />

big factor, it’s very cheap to travel<br />

by bike, it’s flat and you can go<br />

large distances easily.”<br />

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Linwood Village Market<br />

Saturday, 9am-1pm<br />

Linwood Community Arts Centre car<br />

park, 388 Worcester St<br />

This is a monthly community<br />

market, usually on the first Saturday<br />

of the month from October until May.<br />

On hand will be the usual assortment<br />

of useful stuff, vintage, upcycled, art,<br />

crafts, antiques, bric-a-brac, plants,<br />

pre-loved books, surplus garden<br />

produce. Free box in the interest of<br />

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RedZone Drone Racing <strong>2021</strong><br />

Regional Champs<br />

Saturday, 9am-5pm<br />

5 Rebecca Ave, Burwood<br />

Expect some epic battles for the<br />

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<strong>2021</strong> Regional Champs at Burwood<br />

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the Trust Community Foundation,<br />

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first person view feeds on an awesome<br />

big-screen television. Feel free to go<br />

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the world of drone racing. All the organisers<br />

ask is you please keep off the<br />

track and behind the fence. Racing,<br />

music, live streaming and barbecue.<br />

Free admission.<br />

New Brighton Seaside Market<br />

Saturday, 10am–2pm<br />

New Brighton Pedestrian Mall<br />

Every Saturday, New Brighton’s<br />

Unlocked: The Critique Group, opening event, Sunday, 3-4.30pm.<br />

Opening hours, Tuesday to Saturday 11am to 5pm. Eastside Gallery, 388<br />

Worcester St. Seven artists from the Critique Group present work produced<br />

this year, partly in lockdown, that has been informed by its fortnightly<br />

critique sessions. Maxine Inglis, Anne Spicer, Judy Rogers, Jenny Lee, Jill<br />

Goddard, Anne Fountain and Ying Hua Jiang present works both large and<br />

small, hard and soft, black and white, as well as colourful, in a variety of<br />

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pedestrian mall is filled with colour<br />

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Open day New Brighton<br />

Community Gardens<br />

Saturday, noon to 3pm<br />

136 Shaw Ave/Rawhiti Domain<br />

Fun for the whole family with<br />

2000+ seedlings, 24 different types<br />

of tomatoes, barbecue/pizza, opshopping,<br />

Devonshire teas, face and<br />

rock painting and much more. Free.<br />

Canterbury Schools’<br />

Orienteering Festival<br />

Saturday and Sunday, 10am<br />

Bottle Lake Forest, Waitikiri Drive<br />

Fun for all school-aged children<br />

(from year 1 to 13), some will involve<br />

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Thursday <strong>November</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> 3<br />

Successful skip-filling event<br />

In Brief<br />

• By John Cosgrove<br />

A STEADY stream of rubbish<br />

arrived by the car load, quickly<br />

filling the skips at the Dallington<br />

Residents Association annual<br />

skip day on Saturday.<br />

Association chairwoman Bebe<br />

Frayle said in spite of the delay<br />

from it’s usual September date<br />

due to Covid restrictions, they<br />

had a great response.<br />

“We had the first skip full<br />

by about 9.30am, and were all<br />

wrapped up by noon, with both<br />

skips full and a trailer load of<br />

scrap metal,” she said.<br />

Frayle said many in the community<br />

took the opportunity to<br />

get rid of a few bits and pieces<br />

that didn’t fit in the red bin.<br />

“We also ran a trade table and<br />

had some good finds including<br />

a slot car set, almost new books,<br />

gardening gear, exercise equipment,”<br />

she said.<br />

DRA committee member<br />

Catherine Harrison said because<br />

it was such a popular event,<br />

they limited it this year to only<br />

car loads of in-organic waste to<br />

allow more people in the community<br />

to take advantage of the<br />

free service.<br />

“It’s so popular we are<br />

considering adding a second<br />

skip day possibly next year,” she<br />

said.<br />

The skip day was part of a<br />

weekend of rubbish clearing<br />

with the DRA also holding a<br />

‘clean-up Dallington day’ on<br />

FINDING GEMS: Dallington<br />

Residents Association<br />

members Catherine<br />

Harrison and Stephen<br />

Frayle sift through the<br />

two skips the association<br />

provided for residents to<br />

deposit in-organic waste in<br />

on Saturday.<br />

PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE ​<br />

Friday which saw local early<br />

childhood school children helping<br />

to pick up rubbish from<br />

nearby streets, while association<br />

members tackled the meadows<br />

area and parts of the red zone.<br />

PHOTO: NEWSLINE<br />

TREATMENT PLANT STILL<br />

OPERATIONAL<br />

In spite of the fire damage to the<br />

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Wastewater Treatment Plant<br />

in Bromley earlier in the week,<br />

council staff have assured residents<br />

the plant can still accept the full<br />

sewage flow from the city. Staff<br />

said once the fire was officially<br />

extinguished they will be<br />

undertaking a full investigation as<br />

to what caused it. The fire started<br />

on Monday afternoon, reportedly<br />

on the roof of trickling filter No<br />

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trickling filter No 1. Nearly 50<br />

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fire at its peak.<br />

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4 Thursday <strong>November</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong><br />

In Brief<br />

TENNIS CLUB HOPING<br />

FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE<br />

The Shirley Tennis Club has<br />

applied to the city council for<br />

permission to install eight new<br />

lighting poles around its courts<br />

in the Richmond Park area. The<br />

club will source all necessary<br />

resource and building consents<br />

before commencing installation<br />

of the lighting system. The<br />

proposed court lights will be<br />

used only on weekdays during<br />

specific months between the<br />

hours of 4.30pm and 9pm, and<br />

require automatic shutoff at 9pm.<br />

NO CUTBACKS TO<br />

SCHOOLS PROGRAMMES<br />

The Graeme Dingle Foundation<br />

Canterbury region general<br />

manager Chris Davis has assured<br />

schools in the district that in<br />

spite of a funding shortfall of<br />

$60,000 this year there will be no<br />

cutbacks to their programmes.<br />

“It has been very tight this year<br />

but a lot of people have come<br />

to the party to help us out with<br />

the shortfall,” Davis said. The<br />

foundation helps 3776 students<br />

each week in Canterbury. Its<br />

Kiwi Can programmes for<br />

children aged five to 12 years<br />

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respect, and help build resilience.<br />

The programmes are used at<br />

Banks Ave School, Linwood<br />

North Primary, and Linwood<br />

College.<br />

Children taught to repair own bikes<br />

• From page 1<br />

Muir said the Aranui Bike<br />

Fixup group has only been in<br />

operation for just over a year<br />

This engineer/physicist and<br />

passionate cyclist felt there was<br />

a need out this side of town to<br />

repair and restore bikes.<br />

“It all started after talking with<br />

a police officer,” he said.<br />

‘To have them stolen<br />

like that was pretty<br />

heart-breaking.’<br />

– Steven Muir<br />

The policewoman was talking<br />

with school teachers who had<br />

asked their pupils to write about<br />

the activities they did during the<br />

holidays, but they discovered<br />

most couldn’t because they could<br />

not get out and about.<br />

“So she wanted to get kids on<br />

bikes so they could get out to the<br />

beach and other places nearby,<br />

so they gave us a few bikes which<br />

we restored and donated,” Muir<br />

said.<br />

“The catalyst in forming the<br />

group was when friends moved<br />

here from India and gave us their<br />

container.<br />

“The Baptist Church on Breezes<br />

Rd had just been repaired<br />

post-earthquake, so we now had<br />

a venue and secure storage for<br />

the tools, bikes and parts.<br />

“Another container was<br />

donated and a whole bunch of<br />

volunteers have helped restore<br />

over 300 bikes which we have<br />

given away to the community.”<br />

The group set up the Christchurch<br />

Bike Library with two<br />

covered trailers full of bikes that<br />

community groups can borrow<br />

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“Sadly someone broke into one<br />

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grinder to cut the latch on the<br />

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HELPING<br />

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PHOTO:<br />

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Thursday <strong>November</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> 5<br />

Celebrating 75 years with class reunion<br />

• By John Cosgrove<br />

SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS ago in<br />

1946, a group of young school<br />

girls assembled for their first term<br />

as third formers at Avonside Girls’<br />

High School on its original site on<br />

Avonside Drive.<br />

Now 14 surviving members of<br />

that original class will be holding<br />

a 75th-reunion function at the<br />

Richmond Working Mens Club<br />

on Saturday at 11.45am.<br />

The classmates, known as the<br />

‘The Girls’, formed a lunch club in<br />

2000 after catching up at the 50threunion<br />

of their third-form year.<br />

There were about 150 women<br />

at that reunion but over time the<br />

number has dwindled down to a<br />

much smaller 14.<br />

Organiser Fay Anderson said<br />

she hopes as many of the women<br />

aged in their late 80s and early<br />

90s will be able to make it to the<br />

reunion.<br />

“We have been holding yearly<br />

meetings but this will be the 75th<br />

and I think it might be the last<br />

one as we are not getting any<br />

younger,” she said.<br />

She said the girls meet and chat<br />

about their school days, and how<br />

their lives have progressed since.<br />

“The original school was on the<br />

banks of the Avon River and it<br />

was in such a lovely setting,” she<br />

said.<br />

There will be a cake cutting to<br />

mark the anniversary and Fay said<br />

she is hoping there are no further<br />

lockdowns to ruin the occasion.<br />

ALL TOGETHER: At the<br />

70th reunion of the<br />

Avonside Girls’ High<br />

School third form class<br />

of 1946. Eighteen of<br />

the class made it to the<br />

party.<br />

Right – Fay Anderson’s<br />

original form class photo<br />

from the late 1940s.<br />

The ‘bad’ girls as Fay Anderson<br />

called her friends in the third form<br />

at Avonside Girls in the late 1940s.<br />

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6 Thursday <strong>November</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong><br />

State-of-the-art clubhouse for<br />

• By John Cosgrove<br />

FOR THE third time since its<br />

inception in July 1910, the New<br />

Brighton Surf Lifesaving Club<br />

has a new clubhouse.<br />

And this one has all the bells<br />

and whistles needed to make it<br />

a truly integrated community<br />

space.<br />

At its official opening on Sunday,<br />

hundreds of visitors, dignitaries,<br />

current and former club<br />

members trooped through the<br />

doors of the new purpose-built<br />

facility, to see what the future of<br />

surf lifesaving in New Brighton<br />

had become.<br />

Club member Matt Nash said<br />

it was a good opening and the<br />

building was well-designed<br />

with everything serving a purpose.<br />

“This time we have a building<br />

designed for the future, made<br />

with materials that are designed<br />

to last and it’s got all the bells<br />

and whistles in it to help us as<br />

we serve the community,” he<br />

said.<br />

The club – the oldest surf<br />

lifesaving club in New Zealand<br />

– had been forced to continue<br />

operating out of its previous<br />

quake-damaged building while it<br />

sourced funding and consent for<br />

the new complex over the past<br />

decade.<br />

Club committee member Stu<br />

Bryce said it was great to finally<br />

A group gathered at the opening of the new building for the New<br />

Brighton Surf Lifesaving Club. The ribbon cutting was conducted by club<br />

patron Dave Taylor, assisted by Mayor Lianne Dalziel (left) and the MP for<br />

Christchurch East Poto Williams.<br />

PHOTOS: MATT NASH<br />

see the $3.6 million building<br />

formally opened.<br />

“The new design allows people<br />

to sit, and be sheltered as they<br />

watch what’s happening out to<br />

sea, as well as providing a number<br />

of community spaces for any<br />

community groups wanting to<br />

use them for classes or any type<br />

of function.<br />

“With patrols starting next<br />

weekend it was good to get it<br />

opened before the new season<br />

started,” Bryce said.<br />

“Lots of people came in during<br />

the opening, asking questions<br />

and learning about what we are<br />

doing here, some even asked to<br />

join.”<br />

He said the biggest thing they<br />

wanted to do was not put a noose<br />

around the neck of the next<br />

generation of club members with<br />

the building,<br />

“We built it to last 50-plus<br />

years with materials designed to<br />

wear, the specially treated pine<br />

used on the walls will eventually<br />

silver up nicely but won’t decay<br />

in a hurry,” Bryce said.<br />

Some of the new features<br />

incorporated by the club in the<br />

design include cameras scanning<br />

the beach to count the number of<br />

people there at any time.<br />

“Our patrols are based on<br />

numbers and this new ability<br />

allows us to record the numbers<br />

of people there on the beach<br />

both during patrol hours and<br />

also after hours so that we can<br />

plan to increase or move our<br />

coverage to suit the conditions,”<br />

Bryce said.<br />

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Thursday <strong>November</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> 7<br />

surf lifesavers<br />

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DESIGN:<br />

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PHOTOS: JOHN<br />

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professional and amateur artists. Local<br />

and Christchurch wide. There is a piece<br />

for everyone.”<br />

The not-for-profit Brighton Gallery<br />

supports the community through art.<br />

Groups and individuals are offered<br />

workshops and lessons, and art<br />

opportunities which inspire their inner<br />

creative flair.<br />

The gallery provides a place of peace to<br />

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people of any age. Whether you have been<br />

artistic in the past or not, you will have<br />

a safe place to connect with and explore<br />

your inner artist.<br />

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those seeking a mental health refuge or a<br />

new found purpose as they work through<br />

some of their life issues. Art can offer a<br />

source of healing and contentment.<br />

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week from 10-4 and you can put your<br />

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nominee will be informed shortly after.<br />

Stop by starting on <strong>November</strong> 7th.<br />

Spend time in the gallery and walk<br />

through the art. Which piece calls to you<br />

and support the Brighton Gallery with<br />

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Art is a beautiful addition everyone’s life.<br />

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8 Thursday <strong>November</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong><br />

Discover<br />

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Celeste Donovan, newly elected<br />

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Newly elected Christchurch City<br />

councillor Celeste Donovan is aware of<br />

the challenges ahead in her new role,<br />

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three-year term.<br />

Donovan says, despite the challenges,<br />

she is looking forward to bringing a fresh<br />

perspective to the Council table. With<br />

strong links to the community through<br />

her involvement as chair of a residents’<br />

and local organisation, as well as<br />

experience working at a government level.<br />

She aims to bring her skills at working<br />

with the community, strategic thinking,<br />

and advocacy skills to her role as Coastal<br />

representative.<br />

Donovan is aware residents have<br />

expressed concerns about delays to<br />

remedy earthquake repairs to core<br />

infrastructure, frustration at the slow<br />

progress of Brighton’s retail revitalisation<br />

and future planning to address the<br />

impacts of sea-level rise.<br />

“My focus is to meet and engage with<br />

our community members. To hear their<br />

voices and to spearhead a new vibe for<br />

the area. This is about working to address<br />

the ongoing challenges and to understand<br />

group concerns and areas of interest,<br />

whilst also focusing on the many positive<br />

developments that are happening. This<br />

includes the development of high-quality<br />

residential housing which will likely drive<br />

further investment in this business district<br />

and help revitalise the commercial core”.<br />

She hopes to have some part in<br />

shaping a positive future for residents<br />

by addressing the issues that face<br />

them, rather than leaving it to the next<br />

generation.<br />

One of her focal points will be working<br />

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to Southshore to engage with the citywide<br />

conversation on Coastal Hazards<br />

Adaptation Planning Programme and<br />

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Making sure the community and<br />

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current information is vital in rebuilding<br />

the trust.<br />

“It’s important that communities feel<br />

the engagement process is genuine,”<br />

Donovan says. “It is important we find<br />

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conversations, so they feel they have a real<br />

say in the future of their area.”<br />

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Thursday <strong>November</strong> 4 <strong>2021</strong> 9<br />

Discover<br />

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Top notch is the feedback patrons are leaving on sites<br />

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