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Thursday <strong>December</strong> 2 2<strong>02</strong>1 3<br />

COMING SOON: Road names that reflect Māori heritage have been approved for the planned 10.1-hectare Mataī Springs subdivision at 68 Quaifes Rd.<br />

Street names changed to reflect heritage<br />

FOUR STREETS in a planned<br />

Halswell subdivision will bear<br />

Māori names following concerns<br />

the names originally proposed<br />

did not reflect local heritage.<br />

The 10.1-hectare Mataī Springs<br />

subdivision at 68 Quaifes Rd<br />

is now set to contain Kākā Pl,<br />

Toetoe St, Horopito St and<br />

Kēkēwai Pl.<br />

These names replace the names<br />

Rush Close, Wineberry St,<br />

Springhead St and Yellow Wood<br />

Pl, originally proposed<br />

by developers Fletcher<br />

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Co-Secretary of the Halswell<br />

Residents’ Association David<br />

Hawke said he was pleased the<br />

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton<br />

Community Board approved the<br />

new names.<br />

“The names that they’ve<br />

approved are a big improvement<br />

on the ones that were originally<br />

put forward.”<br />

The residents association was<br />

trying to build awareness of the<br />

area’s heritage, he said.<br />

“The original names that were<br />

put forward, they didn’t respect<br />

enough the mana whenua, the<br />

people who lived here.”<br />

The community board also<br />

approved the name Cress St in<br />

place of Canopy St, while Mataī<br />

Springs Drive and Fauna St<br />

remain unchanged.<br />

The issue was first raised by<br />

Hawke in an October meeting<br />

of the board, during which he<br />

asked members not to approve<br />

the initially proposed names.<br />

A decision on the issue was<br />

then delayed to allow time for<br />

consultation.<br />

The developer subsequently<br />

met with board members and<br />

representatives of the residents’<br />

association and agreed to<br />

reconsider the requested naming<br />

options.<br />

Community and stakeholder<br />

manager Mark Doyle updated<br />

the board of the steps taken to<br />

consult with the community<br />

during the meeting in which<br />

the revised names were<br />

approved.<br />

He noted not all naming<br />

options discussed with locals<br />

were available or suitable.<br />

In both the initial and revised<br />

name requests, the names were<br />

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Thursday <strong>December</strong> 2 2<strong>02</strong>1<br />

Submissions support cycleway<br />

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THE MAJORITY of 424<br />

submissions support the third<br />

and final section of the Nor’west<br />

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analysis has revealed.<br />

Just 12 per cent of submitters<br />

opposed the construction of<br />

the cycleway, which would link<br />

Canterbury University to Jellie<br />

Park and Harewood Rd, and<br />

a further 23 per cent were<br />

neutral.<br />

However, design details<br />

divided the submitters on the<br />

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million in funding as part of<br />

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Safety and parking were<br />

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Submitters were split on the<br />

two proposed designs for Ilam<br />

Rd.<br />

A one-way cycleway on each<br />

side of the road was favoured<br />

by 55 per cent of submitters<br />

who selected an option, while<br />

45 per cent preferred a two-way<br />

cycleway on the west side of the<br />

road.<br />

Of those who supported<br />

the first option, safety was a<br />

common reason, cited by 32<br />

submitters.<br />

Ilam Rd residents W and PJ<br />

Gilroy said it was obviously the<br />

safer option.<br />

“We will only have to look one<br />

way for approaching cyclists as<br />

we exit our drive and we will<br />

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have a clear view of vehicles<br />

approaching from the right. At<br />

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University lecturer Mads<br />

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OPTIONS: Public submissions showed 55 per cent of submitters preferred a cycleway on<br />

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PHOTO: CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL<br />

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Aorangi Rd most days.<br />

“Shared paths provide a good<br />

option as there’s enough space<br />

for cyclists to pass slower scooter<br />

users and scooter users to pass<br />

slower pedestrians without<br />

jostling for space,” Britten said.<br />

The planned design for the<br />

intersection of Aorangi and<br />

Wairakei Rds also caused a<br />

divide among the 53 submitters<br />

who shared their opinions.<br />

The design put to the public<br />

would stop through traffic and<br />

right turns for cars travelling in<br />

either direction along Aorangi<br />

Rd.<br />

Twenty-one submitters supported<br />

the design, citing safety<br />

benefits.<br />

Kathy Beswick said she liked to<br />

cycle but that the current intersection<br />

was horrendous and she<br />

avoided using it<br />

“I fully support this aspect of<br />

the plan,” Beswick said.<br />

However, more submitters opposed<br />

the design, with 25 people<br />

objecting due to access issues and<br />

predicting traffic on side roads<br />

would increase.<br />

Submitter Alastair Christie<br />

said strongly opposed the blocking<br />

off through traffic and traffic<br />

turning right.<br />

“This intersection as this will<br />

make it much more difficult for<br />

me to access a large part of my<br />

city,” Christie said.<br />

The cycleway section has<br />

received $10.5 million in funding<br />

as part of the Government ‘shovel<br />

ready’ projects.<br />

The cycleway hearing panel is<br />

set to make its recommendation<br />

to the urban development and<br />

transport committee early next<br />

year, with the committee to make<br />

the final decision.<br />

A report included in the<br />

agenda of the hearings panel by<br />

city council senior engagement<br />

adviser Tessa Zant requested the<br />

panel to recommend a one-way<br />

cycleway is installed on each side<br />

of Ilam Rd, varying between 1.8<br />

and 2m wide.<br />

It also requested a 4m shared<br />

path from the corner of Jellie<br />

Park up to Truman Rd, and from<br />

there a 3m two-way cycleway<br />

along Aorangi Rd to<br />

the intersection with Wairakei<br />

Rd.<br />

The report recommended the<br />

intersection remain closed to<br />

through traffic and right-turning<br />

traffic.<br />

If the project is approved, work<br />

is expected to begin in mid to<br />

late 2<strong>02</strong>2.<br />

Community feedback would<br />

contribute to concept plans<br />

• From page 1<br />

The city council is asking for<br />

community input on the use<br />

of space in the area, located<br />

inside the city’s fastest-growing<br />

suburb. Last year 14 per cent of<br />

new housing consents by the city<br />

council were for Halswell builds.<br />

Feedback on the playgrounds is<br />

open until <strong>December</strong><br />

13, and Helps planned<br />

to share his views.<br />

He only supported<br />

removing some play<br />

areas if others were<br />

not just replaced but<br />

expanded, he said.<br />

“Otherwise you’ve<br />

just got more kids and<br />

less playgrounds, I<br />

don’t think that would<br />

be good.”<br />

Westbrooke Park playground<br />

was old, but this did not worry<br />

him as long as it was safe.<br />

City council community parks<br />

manager Al Hardy said it might<br />

be better to upgrade playgrounds<br />

in two parks and have more open<br />

space in the other two.<br />

“We only have a limited pool<br />

of money to spend on these four<br />

reserves and we want to make<br />

sure that we spend it in a way that<br />

meets the needs of local families,”<br />

Hardy said.<br />

Head of parks Andrew<br />

Rutledge said the four parks were<br />

located close to each other.<br />

“Ridder Reserve is 220m from<br />

Westbrooke Park, Westbrooke<br />

Anne<br />

Galloway<br />

Park is 180m from Wales Reserve<br />

and Wales Reserve is 320m from<br />

Shamrock Reserve,” Rutledge<br />

said.<br />

“We have an opportunity to<br />

improve quality and variety of<br />

play equipment in these parks,<br />

while keeping play within<br />

walking distance of homes.<br />

“As an outcome<br />

some equipment could<br />

be removed and not<br />

replaced.”<br />

Community feedback<br />

would contribute to a<br />

concept plan for each<br />

park, and the Halswell-<br />

Hornby-Riccarton<br />

Community Board would<br />

be asked to approve the<br />

plans next May, he said.<br />

“The concept plans will<br />

be implemented with<br />

construction expected late 2<strong>02</strong>2<br />

to early 2<strong>02</strong>3.”<br />

Halswell Ward councillor<br />

Anne Galloway said needs had<br />

changed in the decades since the<br />

equipment was built, although<br />

this did not mean all equipment<br />

should be thrown out.<br />

However, playing in nature<br />

without equipment dictating<br />

what children could do was<br />

beneficial.<br />

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New reserve areas would meet<br />

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• By Fiona Ellis<br />

THE CREATIVITY of Hornby<br />

school children has helped raise<br />

about $1500 to support children<br />

with cancer.<br />

The Festival of Flowers was<br />

held on Saturday, giving pupils<br />

from Gilberthorpe Primary, St<br />

Bernadettes Primary, Hornby<br />

Primary, South Hornby Primary<br />

and Hornby High School the opportunity<br />

to display their floral<br />

creations to the community for a<br />

gold coin entry fee.<br />

Exhibits ranged from floral<br />

arrangements to plant-themed<br />

Bloomin’ good day at flower festival<br />

drawings, models and poetry.<br />

Wigram Lions helped organise<br />

the event to support Camp Quality’s<br />

2<strong>02</strong>2 summer camp, and<br />

also raffled hampers with items<br />

gifted by local businesses.<br />

Youth team chairman Syd<br />

Horgan said the event had a<br />

“feel-good factor” for adults as<br />

well as children.<br />

“For many, it’s been some time<br />

since they were at school, and<br />

they were literally blown away<br />

by the talents of many students,”<br />

Horgan said.<br />

The Covid-19 pandemic posed<br />

an extra challenge, causing the<br />

festival to be pushed back from<br />

the original October date.<br />

It was not easy to hold such<br />

an event amid other end-of-year<br />

events and the Lions appreciated<br />

the effort of principals and<br />

teachers, he said.<br />

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Time to<br />

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all our<br />

successes<br />

Kia ora koutou. Talofa. Kia Orana. Malo e<br />

lelei. Bula Vinaka. Fakaalofa atu. Namaste.<br />

Kumusta. Haere mai haere mai ki Te Kura<br />

Huruhuru Ao o Horomaka. Warm greetings to<br />

the Hornby High School community.<br />

As always, this is my favourite time of year. I<br />

love celebrating the success of others, and we<br />

have seen some fabulous successes from our<br />

students this year. We celebrated the best in<br />

academic, sporting, and cultural success at<br />

our prize giving last week. We are so proud<br />

of the number of students who have gained<br />

university scholarships for 2<strong>02</strong>2, and as we<br />

celebrated our leavers it was amazing to see<br />

the number of students whose intention is to<br />

follow a course of university study in 2<strong>02</strong>2.<br />

University study isn’t the right pathway for<br />

everyone, and we also see many students<br />

who are passionate about following their own<br />

pathway into trades training too.<br />

Similarly our school sports teams have had<br />

a great summer sports season, with success<br />

across a range of codes. We are very grateful<br />

for the coaches from both within and outside<br />

the school who nurture and support our<br />

young people in their sporting activities. I was<br />

particularly gratified to receive an approach<br />

from a group of prominent Hornby volleyball<br />

players intent on putting even more energy<br />

and “zip” into our volleyball programme. They<br />

well remember the halcyon days of national<br />

prominence for Hornby volleyball.<br />

I commented at our prize giving that we need<br />

to remember that success comes in many<br />

forms, and is different things for different<br />

people. In this age of significant mental<br />

challenge for so many, there are those for<br />

whom simply functioning on a daily basis<br />

is a significant achievement. Recognising<br />

this range of different people, my greatest<br />

encouragement to all of our rangatahi is<br />

that they aspire to be the best version of<br />

themselves that they can be. That is the best<br />

that any one of us can ask.<br />

In the meantime, thank you to everyone in our<br />

community who has supported us. I would<br />

like to take this opportunity to wish you all a<br />

great Christmas season and a safe and restful<br />

summer.<br />

Robin Sutton<br />

Tumuaki<br />

November 2<strong>02</strong>1<br />

Commitment,<br />

Achievement,<br />

Resilience,<br />

Respect<br />

Rewards for commitment<br />

and effort at prizegiving<br />

On Wednesday, November 17,<br />

we held our Senior Prizegiving.<br />

This is always a very special<br />

event on the Hornby High<br />

School calendar and although<br />

our format was considerably<br />

different, the occasion was no<br />

less auspicious.<br />

Unfortunately we were unable<br />

to allow an audience to attend,<br />

which meant that for the<br />

first time whānau could not<br />

watch their tamariki receive<br />

their awards. However, we<br />

were lucky enough to have<br />

Mr Carter behind the camera<br />

streaming the event via a<br />

GoogleMeet, allowing whānau<br />

and our junior students to<br />

watch.<br />

Congratulations to all of our<br />

prizewinners on a highly<br />

successful school year.<br />

We would like to acknowledge<br />

our sponsors for the event:<br />

XCM Group Limited, Lodge<br />

Unanimity Sumner, Fujifilm<br />

Business Innovation NZ, Hei<br />

Hei Health Centre, CrestClean,<br />

Rhino Fire and Security, and<br />

Ministry of Education.<br />

Alyana Pascual – Christchurch Music Centre<br />

Trophy for Outstanding Involvement, Service<br />

to the School, and UC Hiranga Scholarship for<br />

Academic Excellence.<br />

Cameron Arthur – The 2<strong>02</strong>1 Dux of Hornby High<br />

School, UC Hiranga Scholarship for Academic<br />

Excellence, UC Business and Law First Year Award for<br />

Excellence, UC Horomata Scholarship.<br />

Lenora Taotua-Lavea – The Paul Ryan Trophy<br />

for Service to the School, Keith Hay Trophy for<br />

Outstanding Contribution to Sport, Merit in<br />

Culture and Performing Arts.<br />

Roanne Arceo – The Jim Anderton Trophy for Proxime<br />

Accessit, and UC Hiranga Scholarship for Academic<br />

Excellence.<br />

Jenica Padiernos – The Dalmer Cup for<br />

General Excellence at Year 13, and UC Mapura<br />

Bright Start Scholarship.<br />

Nadia Officer – Mainguard Trophy for<br />

Excellence in Drama, Merit in Culture and<br />

Performing Arts plus Service to the School.<br />

Michelle Arama – Recognised for Service to the<br />

School and First in Art.<br />

Peteli Fevaleaki – Awarded for Service to the<br />

School, and Senior Boys Volleyball Trophy.<br />

Nidhi Prasad – Greater Hornby Residents<br />

Award for Community Service.


Thursday <strong>December</strong> 2 2<strong>02</strong>1 9<br />

ILLUMINATING: Carl Seaward spends $55,000 each year on his Christmas light show, reportedly one of the biggest of its kind in Australasia.<br />

PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN<br />

Christmas wonderland switched on<br />

CARL SEAWARD has a vision. He wants<br />

to see people, young and old, experience<br />

the joy of Christmas.<br />

So, at his Shands Rd home, the retired<br />

60-year-old has reportedly built one of the<br />

biggest interactive displays of its type in<br />

Australasia.<br />

Every year, tens of thousands of<br />

Cantabrians flock to Seaward’s property<br />

in Prebbleton. He flicked the switch to<br />

open his Christmas wonderland for the<br />

2<strong>02</strong>1 season on Saturday night.<br />

“This is a lightshow, of which you are<br />

actually a part of, you are in the middle of<br />

it. That’s unique,” Seaward said.<br />

And in spite of so many Christmasrelated<br />

events being cancelled this year,<br />

Seaward has vowed to soldier on.<br />

“Gotta do it, gotta do it, no matter<br />

what happens. Okay, work in with the<br />

restrictions, but make it happen for<br />

everybody,” he said.<br />

“I love life, and I love the joy this<br />

experience actually brings to so many<br />

people.”<br />

On opening night, the light show<br />

attracted more than 800 people, despite<br />

the rain.<br />

“Everyone was very enthusiastic and<br />

very excited, everyone we talked to were<br />

loving it.”<br />

Seaward’s partner Maureen passed away<br />

one year ago after a long battle with motor<br />

neurone disease. He wants to continue<br />

her legacy and raise awareness for the<br />

untreatable disease.<br />

“Maureen was by my side right from<br />

day one with this. We always used to tell<br />

people, this whole thing started because<br />

34 years ago she started collecting the<br />

Christmas Santa bears. And that’s how<br />

her collection outgrew the house.”<br />

The keen handyman said the show is<br />

different each year, as he can only display<br />

about 15 per cent of his collection.<br />

“I’m good for another 10 years. By that<br />

stage I might be finding it a bit hard to be<br />

climbing up and down on the roofs but,<br />

as long as I can, I’m going to keep it<br />

going.”<br />

He said the entry fee of $10 per adult<br />

and $5 per child helps towards the cost of<br />

funding the lights, which he spent $55,000<br />

on each year.<br />

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2 tablespoons peanut oil, place<br />

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750gm lamb strips<br />

400gm fresh mixed vegetables<br />

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1 tablespoon root ginger<br />

4 cloves garlic (crushed)<br />

1/3rd cup hoisin Sauce<br />

2 tablespoons sweet chilli sauce<br />

2 tablespoons water<br />

Coriander, fresh (for garnish –<br />

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Stir fry lamb in batches until<br />

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Return lamb to wok with<br />

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Honey Soy Beef & Noodle<br />

Stir Fry<br />

Serves 4-5<br />

Ingredients<br />

2 tablespoons peanut oil, place<br />

in wok<br />

1 small red onion, thinly sliced<br />

600gm rump steak, cut into<br />

strips<br />

1 teaspoon minced ginger<br />

½ red chilli, de-seeded and<br />

finely chopped<br />

400gm stir fry vegetables<br />

½ teaspoon ground five spice<br />

1/3 cup soy sauce<br />

½ cup liquid honey<br />

1 x 350gm packet noodles<br />

Handful fresh coriander leaves,<br />

chopped<br />

Roasted cashew nuts, roughly<br />

chopped<br />

Directions<br />

Heat oil, add onion and stir fry<br />

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to soften.<br />

Increase heat and add beef and<br />

stir fry until meat browns. Reduce<br />

the heat and add ginger, vegetables<br />

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stir frying for a further minute.<br />

Pour over soy sauce and honey,<br />

stir through, and continue cooking<br />

for a further 5min until meat<br />

is cooked and vegetables are<br />

heated through and tender.<br />

Remove noodles from the<br />

packet and put into a bowl. Pour<br />

over boiling water to heat them,<br />

then drain.<br />

Serve the beef and vegetables<br />

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Garnish with coriander and<br />

cashew nuts.<br />

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Serves 3-4<br />

Ingredients<br />

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4 tablespoons soy sauce, place in<br />

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3 tablespoons peanut butter<br />

2 tablespoons liquid honey<br />

1 teaspoon sesame oil<br />

1 tablespoon root ginger, grated<br />

2 tablespoons olive oil, place in<br />

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3-4 skinless chicken breast fillets,<br />

sliced<br />

Peppercorns<br />

4 cloves garlic, crushed<br />

1 head broccoli, broken into<br />

florets<br />

1 red capsicum, halved, then<br />

sliced<br />

1 packet snowpeas<br />

1 large carrot, sliced<br />

1/3rd cup unsalted cashew nuts<br />

1 bunch spring onions, sliced<br />

Directions<br />

Mix soy sauce/peanut butter/<br />

honey/sesame oil and root ginger<br />

thoroughly and set aside.<br />

Saute chicken, season with peppercorns.<br />

Add garlic and saute for 30sec,<br />

mixing with chicken.<br />

Add broccoli/capsicum/snow<br />

peas/carrot and cook until vegetables<br />

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• 1 ½ cups flour<br />

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• ¾ cup sugar<br />

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1100 x 400 x 480.<br />

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