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Merry<br />
Christmas<br />
From the team<br />
at Star Media<br />
THURSDAY, DECEMBER <strong>16</strong>, <strong>2021</strong><br />
www.starnews.co.nz<br />
Tree hut project<br />
soaring along<br />
MINI APPRENTICE: Aria on the saw helping out with the tree huts in the Avon Ōtākaro River Corridor.<br />
• By Emily Moorhouse<br />
FOR THE last three years,<br />
Banks Avenue School pupils<br />
have been learning, building<br />
and developing a lot of patience<br />
as they work on their tree hut<br />
project.<br />
Now, the end is in sight. The<br />
first platform was put up in the<br />
tree with the others to follow<br />
early next year.<br />
The pupils designed and built<br />
the tree huts to be put up in<br />
Woodchester Ave at the corner<br />
of Medway St and River Rd as<br />
a way to feel connected with<br />
nature and the community.<br />
Child facilitation team<br />
member Emma Woods<br />
from Woodland Escape, a<br />
playground design company,<br />
has been working alongside<br />
the children and said they<br />
have grown more confident in<br />
sharing their ideas.<br />
“They’ve been really patient,”<br />
Woods said. “I believe the<br />
children feel like it’s theirs and<br />
they can see all their ideas<br />
in it.”<br />
The goal was to have all<br />
the huts up in the tree by the<br />
end of the year, but funding<br />
didn’t cover the costs and the<br />
Givealittle page set up didn’t<br />
receive as many donations as<br />
the group had hoped for.<br />
They have raised $255 so far,<br />
towards a goal of $5500.<br />
• Turn to page 5<br />
Christmas<br />
comes early<br />
for bike<br />
fix-up group<br />
• By Emily Moorhouse<br />
A GROUP that repairs and<br />
restores bikes for the community<br />
has received a “pretty nice<br />
Christmas present”.<br />
The Aranui Bike Fixup project<br />
will receive $10,000 of funding<br />
from the city council for taking<br />
community action to reduce<br />
greenhouse gas emissions and live<br />
more sustainably.<br />
The project’s founder Steven<br />
Muir said they had six bikes<br />
stolen last month from one of<br />
their bike library trailers, so the<br />
funding will help to buy parts<br />
for bikes that got donated as<br />
replacements.<br />
The group also has a youth<br />
worker lined up, and Muir said<br />
having funding in place will help.<br />
“A lot of the kids don’t have<br />
much to do, so getting them out<br />
in the weekends and getting them<br />
active is good for their health,” he<br />
said. “We really want to expand<br />
in that area and get kids out<br />
using bikes so that will be a big<br />
part of where the funding will go<br />
towards.”<br />
Muir said being able to keep doing<br />
the workshops every Thursday<br />
and fixing up the hundreds of bikes<br />
they work on every year was great.<br />
He said they are lacking in volunteers<br />
to help fix the bikes and<br />
mentor the kids, so that was an<br />
area they hoped to expand.<br />
The money will come from the<br />
sustainability fund, set up by the<br />
council to encourage community,<br />
school, social enterprise or<br />
business projects that help meet<br />
the city’s climate change goals.<br />
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Survey to determine<br />
cockle health in estuary<br />
COMMUNITY volunteers have<br />
rallied to survey the abundance<br />
and size of shellfish in the<br />
estuary.<br />
Groups of volunteers<br />
surveyed 30 sites on the<br />
mudflats along with a boat<br />
survey of eight sites in the<br />
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The Estuary Trust,<br />
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“We need to ensure that the<br />
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The estuary has in the past held<br />
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These qualities were lost during<br />
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MOBILITY PARKS<br />
The Coastal-Burwood Community<br />
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BMX CLUB RAISES FUNDS<br />
The North Avon BMX Club raised<br />
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Thursday <strong>December</strong> <strong>16</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 5<br />
Expansion plans under way<br />
• From page 1<br />
Instead, Woods and Carvell<br />
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Woods has been looking into<br />
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Department has been working alongside Otago’s<br />
Liaison Officer, Prajesh Chhanabhai, resulting in an<br />
unprecedented amount of scholarships being offered<br />
to our graduating seniors. We have seen a wonderful<br />
number of students offered a total of $83,000 towards<br />
their study at the university. The majority of these<br />
students are intending to study Health Sciences at<br />
Otago, while Jasmine Keating will be focusing on<br />
Education with a major in Māori. This is an exciting<br />
result for our Careers Department in connecting and<br />
advocating for our ākonga in their chosen fields.<br />
Discovering, establishing, and staying the course<br />
of a student’s pathway has always been an integral<br />
focus of our school. It is fitting that the name of our<br />
new rebuilt school, conceptualized and gifted to us<br />
by Ngāi Tūāhuriri, will be Te Aratai College, meaning<br />
Pathway to the Sea. We often use the allegory of<br />
the braided river to inform our students of creating<br />
their educational purpose, finding their own distinct<br />
tributary through all that the riverbed can teach us.<br />
Within our curriculum there is much we do to engender<br />
our ākonga with their chosen futures. Both our junior<br />
and senior school use Career Central to make<br />
their subject choices. Career Central is software<br />
developed here in Aotearoa that utilizes career<br />
development theory based on input from schools,<br />
businesses and institutions all over the country. It<br />
manages a student’s subject choices, maps them<br />
throughout their schooling, and offers classes that<br />
align to their chosen career pathways. Students<br />
make these choices in our Ako classes, LCŌ’s<br />
version of a vertical form class. These classes have<br />
students of every year level, enabling conversations<br />
about subjects and experiences across the school,<br />
junior to senior.<br />
Paul Reyes, Kaye Maravilla, Rose Lim and Daniel<br />
Nieuwenhuize all individually received a 150th<br />
Entrance Scholarship of $13,000 over two years.<br />
Students attending the Rotary National Science<br />
and Technology Forum.<br />
Student pathways are also discovered and explored<br />
through our extensive EOTC (Education outside<br />
the classroom) programmes. These knees-deep,<br />
hands-on experiences send students beyond the<br />
school gates. Among these are our Level 3 Business<br />
students going to Ara to pitch ideas in a dragon’s<br />
den-style competition and compete in the Lion<br />
Foundation Youth Enterprise awards. Our Level 2<br />
Tourism classes travel to Queenstown and Hamner<br />
to visit tourism operators and locations. We send<br />
our Year 12 Science students to the Rotary National<br />
Science and Technology Forum for high achieving<br />
Year 12 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering<br />
and Mathematics) students who are interested<br />
in exploring where these subjects can take them<br />
through to university and beyond. We have a tour<br />
to the University of Otago where students meet<br />
lecturers, deans and OU students to discuss courses<br />
and varsity life.<br />
It is in these excursions that our students and<br />
faculty have created the connections and ongoing<br />
relationships that have helped garner such an<br />
impressive scholarship result for our seniors moving<br />
into tertiary education. We watch, with eager eyes,<br />
to see what possibilities and potential their pathways<br />
may realize.<br />
a new chapter<br />
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‘Absolute legend’ receives<br />
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IAN MORRIS has been<br />
looking after Victoria Park’s<br />
visitor centre gardens for more<br />
than 20 years as a volunteer<br />
ranger.<br />
Three days a week Ian slogs<br />
up Dyers Pass Rd on his push<br />
bike to tend to the gardens<br />
and his efforts have been<br />
recognised by his fellow park<br />
rangers.<br />
They surprised Ian with<br />
a new electric bike to help<br />
him with his ride to the park,<br />
describing him as an “absolute<br />
legend.”<br />
Delighted by the generosity<br />
of the gift, Ian named the bike<br />
Black Beauty before taking it<br />
for a quick spin.<br />
“I can get rid of all my old<br />
bikes now,’’ he said.<br />
Ranger Nigel Morritt, who<br />
works closely with Ian, told<br />
him the bike was a small<br />
thank you for all his years of<br />
hard work.<br />
“You’re a very important<br />
part of our little family up<br />
here,” he said.<br />
“You are an absolute<br />
legend. We just want to<br />
say thanks because you have<br />
done an awful lot of work for<br />
us and you are a very special<br />
person.’’<br />
City council parks<br />
GENEROSITY: Ian Morris with ranger Nigel Morritt and<br />
other council rangers gifting him his e-bike.<br />
programmes and partnerships<br />
manager Kate Russell said<br />
Ian has special intellectual<br />
needs but he has never let that<br />
slow him down and he’s an<br />
inspiration to the park rangers<br />
and other volunteers.<br />
“Like all of us, Ian isn’t<br />
getting any younger and it<br />
has been getting harder for<br />
him to make the ride up to<br />
Victoria Park,” she said.<br />
“He loves the routine of<br />
coming to the park and it’s<br />
really good for his well-being,<br />
so we decided it was time Ian<br />
went electric.”<br />
Russell said with an e-bike,<br />
Ian can remain part of the<br />
team at Victoria Park and<br />
stay connected to the cycling<br />
community on the Port Hills.<br />
Ian will still be able to ride up<br />
Dyers Pass Rd, but it will be<br />
gentler on his body.<br />
“The bike is Ian’s gateway to<br />
the world so having an e-bike<br />
will also make his day-to-day<br />
life easier and help him stay<br />
connected with his family,”<br />
said Russell.<br />
Russell said the park rangers<br />
set up a Givealittle page to<br />
raise money for the e-bike and<br />
persuaded Ecoquip NZ Ltd to<br />
donate an accessory package<br />
to go with it.<br />
A significant number of the<br />
donations received through<br />
the Givealittle page came<br />
from the mountain biking<br />
community who shared the<br />
campaign link on their social<br />
media networks.<br />
You will need to show your My Vaccine Pass to enter our:<br />
Recreation Centres – including the fitness<br />
centres, pools and any classes<br />
Libraries<br />
Service centres and Te Hononga Civic Offices<br />
Christchurch Art Gallery<br />
Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre and Ilex Café<br />
Akaroa Museum<br />
Community facilities<br />
Spencer Beach, Duvauchelle and Okains Bay<br />
camping grounds<br />
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Thursday <strong>December</strong> <strong>16</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 9<br />
School Update<br />
Manukura Kōrero<br />
SCAPE art <strong>2021</strong><br />
Ma whero ma pango ka oti ai te mahi<br />
With red and black the work will be complete<br />
With only a few days to go until Christmas it is nice to take<br />
a breath and take the time to reflect on everything we<br />
have achieved as a kura this year. There have been many<br />
wero along the way and as a kura we have weathered the<br />
storm of COVID-19 Lockdown and an unprecedented<br />
need for online learning. Together we have invented a new<br />
normal. Through all of this turmoil we never lost sight of<br />
our ultimate goal - ākonga success and achievement at all<br />
levels - in all things.<br />
With the drawing to a close of the <strong>2021</strong> school year I<br />
want to take this opportunity to thank our Haeata kaimahi<br />
and ākonga and our Board, for what has been an amazing<br />
year. My congratulations also go to kaimahi and ākonga in<br />
the senior kura for their outstanding results in NCEA this<br />
year. There are few kura that can say they achieved 120%<br />
improvement at Level 1 NCEA in just one year, but ākonga<br />
at Haeata have done just that. There are few kura that can<br />
say they quadrupled their Credits at Excellence level at<br />
Level three of NCEA, but ākonga at Haeata have done just<br />
that. There are very few kura that can lay claim to winning<br />
90% of the sporting competitions their teams were entered<br />
into across all sporting codes, but ākonga at Haeata have<br />
done just that. There are few kura that can show that<br />
ākonga attendance rates improved by 40% across the<br />
board, but ākonga at Haeata have done just that.<br />
Sadly, last week we farewelled our Year 13 cohort at<br />
senior prize giving. These amazing rangatahi leave us with<br />
a real sense of pride in their achievement and a very clear<br />
focus on their next steps. Many are off to tertiary study,<br />
some to apprenticeships, and others to their very first fulltime<br />
job. As a kura we wish them all the very best for the<br />
future. I would like to thank our ākonga leaders for their<br />
service to Haeata and wish them every success. We know<br />
all our rangatahi leaving in <strong>2021</strong> will return to Haeata in the<br />
future, to stand on what is assuredly their tūrangawaewae.<br />
I would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate<br />
our ākonga leaders for 2022:<br />
Māreikura / Head Girl - Caoimhe Hungerford<br />
Whatakura / Head Boy - Bailey Kaa<br />
Kahāpai / Deputy Head Student - Letty Senituli &<br />
Leonie Jansen van Rensburg<br />
Rauhuia: Sports / Ngā Tākaro - Brooklyn Cooper-Linton,<br />
Robert Tuitaupe & Luse Foi<br />
Rauhuia: Cultural - Sarah Foi & Asolelei Pula<br />
Rauhuia: Te Reo Taiohi/Head of Student Council -<br />
Izzy Froom<br />
We are excited to work with you all as we set off on the<br />
next stage of our educational journey together.<br />
As we contemplate our new normal under COVID-19 in<br />
2022 and organise new ways of managing ourselves under<br />
the new Traffic Light system, the one thing we need to<br />
keep in mind is the need for a real break over the holidays.<br />
Please take the time to rest, rejuvenate and restore. 2022<br />
will be an exciting year for us all and we have much to look<br />
forward to.<br />
Meri Kirihimete me a ngā mihi o te tau hou.<br />
Arohanui<br />
Whaea Peggy<br />
Earlier this year students<br />
from Year 7, 8 and 9<br />
entered their designs for<br />
a public artwork in the<br />
Re:ACTIVATE Aspiring<br />
Artist opportunity. Last<br />
week we got the great<br />
news that one of the<br />
entries was one of two<br />
shortlisted from nearly<br />
200 entries, and was on<br />
exhibition on Level 1 at<br />
Tūranga, Christchurch<br />
Central Library on Friday<br />
<strong>December</strong> 3rd.<br />
The design Aulelei (Beautiful) by Hadassah Timo, Brooklyn<br />
Tuiloma and Queen Faagase of Year 9 was inspired by the<br />
Samoan ceremonial headdress Tuiga.<br />
“This year there was an outstanding level of excellence in<br />
the entries received, and to be shortlisted is a significant<br />
achievement. We are very proud of your students who<br />
put their designs forward in this opportunity, and delighted<br />
to exhibit this work. The selection panel of judges were<br />
very impressed by this wonderful, creative design, please<br />
congratulate these students on their great work.” Josie<br />
Whelan<br />
(Education & Community Engagement<br />
Manager | SCAPE Public Art)<br />
Fa’afetai mo galuega lelei uma,<br />
Hadassah, Brooklyn ma Queen.<br />
Poho kereru ana ki a koutou<br />
Climate change & council<br />
Very proud of our ākonga who graduated<br />
from Children’s University this morning at<br />
junior assembly.<br />
Te Mātāpuna Mātātahi | Children’s<br />
University aims to raise young people’s<br />
aspirations for higher education and<br />
encourage lifelong learning. The University<br />
of Canterbury and Lincoln University<br />
are working in partnership to deliver the<br />
programme, which is the first of its kind in<br />
New Zealand.<br />
They fill the passport with hours of<br />
learning or volunteering outside the school<br />
classroom. The passport is stamped<br />
by registered Learning Destinations or<br />
volunteering organisations. Once 30 hours<br />
of learning or volunteering are reached,<br />
students are invited to attend a graduation<br />
ceremony to celebrate their<br />
achievements.<br />
This year we had ākonga graduate with 30<br />
-60 hours, 100 hours and our top ākonga<br />
graduated with over 400 hours.<br />
Katahi nā koutou.<br />
The Year 9 and 10 students have done significant<br />
work learning about climate change this year.<br />
Many of our students are passionate about this<br />
issue and motivated to find ways to make a real<br />
change. Four of our ākonga were privileged to be<br />
invited by Christchurch City Council to contribute<br />
their voice to a group of young people from<br />
various schools from the east side and other<br />
low lying or coastal areas. This incredible group<br />
of young people met at council and worked<br />
together to prepare a submission to present to<br />
council around the council’s long term planning<br />
for climate change. I was in awe listening to their<br />
ideas and opinions, voiced in such a respectful<br />
manner, as they worked with students from<br />
other schools to decide their priorities and key<br />
points for submission. The students then went<br />
to council chambers, voiced their collective<br />
ideas to the councillors present and voted on<br />
the final wording on their submission. I have<br />
such incredible respect for these brave and<br />
articulate ākonga, who were able to stand<br />
up and be a voice for young people in our<br />
community.<br />
Fleur West.<br />
Taking enrolments, please email enrol@haeata.school.nz for any enquiries or phone us on 03 930 0110<br />
Haeata Community Campus<br />
240 Breezes Road, Wainoni<br />
Reception Hours: Mon - Fri 8am - 3pm<br />
Contact 03 930 0110 • enrol@haeata.school.nz<br />
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10 Thursday <strong>December</strong> <strong>16</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
Helping each<br />
other through<br />
COVID-19<br />
With more cases of COVID-19 in the community, it’s possible you and your whānau<br />
will be exposed to the virus. To make sure you’re ready, have a plan in case you or<br />
someone in your house tests positive and needs to isolate.<br />
Everyone who tests positive for COVID-19, and those who live with them, will need to<br />
isolate for at least 10 days to stop the spread of the virus. If someone else in your house<br />
tests positive for COVID-19, they’ll be advised how much longer they need to isolate.<br />
Make a plan<br />
If you’re travelling and away from home, know how you will<br />
get home or self isolate where you are.<br />
While isolating, you will need to have all of your food and<br />
necessities delivered. You cannot go to work, school, church<br />
or any community or private events or gatherings. No one<br />
outside of the people you live with can visit or enter the home.<br />
Most fully-vaccinated people with COVID-19 are likely to have<br />
a mild to moderate illness and will fully recover at home.<br />
Who can help out<br />
Be prepared in case you’re exposed to COVID-19. Speak with<br />
a neighbour, friend, or whānau about the support you could<br />
need. For instance, dropping off food and supplies, and help<br />
with activities outside the house. Being ready is about people,<br />
conversations, connections and knowing what to do, so your<br />
whānau and community can help each other when needed.<br />
Support while isolating<br />
It’s normal to feel anxious about isolating with COVID-19.<br />
You’ll have a support person who will contact you often<br />
to check that you and your whānau are safe and supported<br />
– even if you’re travelling and away from home. You will also<br />
get a telephone number for 24-hour health support.<br />
If you need more help or support to manage at home,<br />
you can access a COVID-19 welfare line.<br />
What you’ll need<br />
To help you get through, you will need to have food,<br />
medications and supplies available to you. Find a detailed<br />
checklist to help you prepare at Covid19.govt.nz/prepare<br />
Check what support is available for self-isolating at home<br />
and find more preparation tips at Covid19.govt.nz/prepare
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Cody’s 7% 18pk cans<br />
$29.99<br />
EACH<br />
THIS IS A<br />
MAJOR<br />
DEAL<br />
HOT<br />
Christmas<br />
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$34.99<br />
EACH<br />
Jack Daniels & Cola<br />
4.8% 330ml<br />
12pk bottles<br />
Top Shelf<br />
CHRISTMAS<br />
SAVINGS<br />
Long White<br />
15pk bottle range<br />
$38.99<br />
EACH<br />
Canterbury<br />
Cream<br />
750ml<br />
$25.00<br />
FOR TWO<br />
Malibu 1ltr<br />
Kahlua (incl Salted<br />
Caramel) 1ltr<br />
Absolut<br />
Beefeater<br />
flavoured<br />
ranges<br />
Jameson<br />
all 700ml<br />
Teachers<br />
Russian<br />
Standard<br />
1L<br />
Southern Comfort 1L<br />
Finlandia1L<br />
St Remy 700ml<br />
$37.99<br />
EACH<br />
Chatelle<br />
Canadian Club<br />
(incl spiced)<br />
All 1L<br />
$34.99<br />
EACH<br />
$36.99<br />
EACH<br />
$39.99<br />
EACH<br />
Absolut 1L<br />
Bailey’s 1L<br />
Jim Beam<br />
1.125L<br />
Chivas 12 700ml<br />
Jameson Black<br />
Barrel 700ml<br />
JB Double Oak 1L<br />
Appleton<br />
Estate<br />
(Signature<br />
Blend) 1L<br />
Jagermeister<br />
700ml<br />
$70.00<br />
FOR TWO<br />
$39.99<br />
EACH<br />
$43.99<br />
EACH<br />
$49.99<br />
EACH<br />
$52.99<br />
EACH<br />
Promotion period between 1/12/<strong>2021</strong> to 31/12/<strong>2021</strong>. While stocks last. Promotion only available at participating stores – please contact your local store to confirm<br />
whether they are participating in the promotion and check the pricing in-store prior to purchase. Online pricing will vary.<br />
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09 278<br />
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09 250 4355<br />
THIRSTY LIQUOR BURWOOD<br />
9 PARNWELL ST, BURWOOD<br />
03 383 2564<br />
70 RUSSEL RD, MANUREWA<br />
09 268 2750<br />
thirstyliquor.co.nz<br />
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Promotion period between 1/12/<strong>2021</strong> to 31/12/<strong>2021</strong>. While stocks last. Promotion only available at participating stores.<br />
Please contact your local store to confirm whether they are participating in the promotion and check the pricing in-store prior to purchase. Online pricing will vary.
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280 MAJOR HORNBROOK ROAD | MT PLEASANT<br />
#LIST WITH THE LOCALS<br />
HOMECHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ<br />
HOME CHRISTCHURCH LIMITED, LICENSED REAA 2008
14 Thursday <strong>December</strong> <strong>16</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
H O M E<br />
280 MAJOR HORNBROOK ROAD<br />
Capturing expansive views that glide over the city<br />
towards the Southern Alps, this fully renovated home's<br />
premiere position enjoys a vista that's simply paradise.<br />
This shining star has the ambience of a luxury resort with<br />
a focus on contemporary style, design and comfort. With<br />
its natural outlook that provides an ever-changing canvas,<br />
this substantial 256sqm home features three double<br />
bedrooms and three bathrooms, with a clever design that<br />
provides shelter from the easterly winds.<br />
Positioned on an approx 700sqm flat section with driveon<br />
access and plenty of off-street parking, as well as an<br />
internal access double garage. The upper level comprises<br />
three bedrooms, both master and the guest bedroom with<br />
walk-in robe & ensuite.<br />
EDDIE SPRY<br />
021 156 5884<br />
eddie@homechch.co.nz<br />
KIEREN GRAY<br />
021 363 944<br />
kieren@homechch.co.nz<br />
On the lower level, we have an open plan kitchen, living<br />
and dining that sprawls out to the outdoor living area.<br />
AUCTION: 6PM, 21 DECEMBER <strong>2021</strong>, ONSITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)<br />
HOMECHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ<br />
HOME CHRISTCHURCH LIMITED, LICENSED REAA 2008
Thursday <strong>December</strong> <strong>16</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 15<br />
H O M E<br />
ANOTHER HOME SOLD<br />
The property at 60 Major Hornbrook Road<br />
was an instant hit online, reaching over<br />
5321 potential buyers wanting to set<br />
down roots in the popular suburb of<br />
Mount Pleasant.<br />
#WE CARE YOU MATTER<br />
We had 48 groups through the doors at<br />
open homes and enquiries coming<br />
through thick and fast! The HOME sold<br />
under the hammer for $470,000 above the<br />
GV, leaving Brendon and Srey thrilled with<br />
the end result.<br />
Whether it be to use your existing home<br />
as leverage to complete the renovation<br />
you have dreamed of, purchase an<br />
investment or holiday home, or merely<br />
know what you’re sitting on for your<br />
retirement. Whatever your plans are, we<br />
are here to help you on your journey<br />
whenever you may need us. For friendly,<br />
genuine advice, contact a HOME<br />
specialist today.<br />
NOVEMBER | SALE STATISTICS<br />
WAIMAIRI BEACH<br />
NEW BRIGHTON<br />
SOUTH NEW BRIGHTON<br />
PARKLANDS<br />
AVERAGE SALE PRICE<br />
AVERAGE SALE PRICE<br />
AVERAGE SALE PRICE<br />
AVERAGE SALE PRICE<br />
$1,680,000<br />
$550,000<br />
$495,000<br />
$775,123<br />
1 SALE<br />
13 SALES<br />
6 SALES<br />
22 SALES<br />
MARSHLAND<br />
AVONDALE<br />
NORTH NEW BRIGHTON<br />
BURWOOD<br />
AVERAGE SALE PRICE:<br />
AVERAGE SALE PRICE<br />
AVERAGE SALE PRICE<br />
AVERAGE SALE PRICE<br />
$1,080,000<br />
$480,000<br />
$655,000<br />
$645,000<br />
4 SALES<br />
4 SALES<br />
10 SALES<br />
15 SALES<br />
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CHRISTMAS | OFFICE HOURS<br />
CLOSED | 1PM, 23 DECEMBER <strong>2021</strong><br />
OPEN | 8.30AM, 17 JANUARY 2022<br />
After a busy first year here at HOME, we will be taking time out to<br />
spend the holidays with our loved ones.<br />
We wish you all a safe and Merry Christmas. Enjoy the Holidays with<br />
your Friends & Family.<br />
We look forward to seeing you in next year!<br />
186 MAIN ROAD, REDCLIFFS<br />
03 930 1323<br />
HOMECHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ<br />
HOME CHRISTCHURCH LIMITED, LICENSED REAA 2008
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