Nor'West News: February 17, 2022

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2022
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Song hits charts with
students on backup
PERFORMERS: Teacher Henare Kaa with Rangi Ruru Girls’ School students Lucy Aitken, Victoria Anderson and Meg
Crump. The students sang alongside Kaa at last month’s Sparks in the Park.
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN​
• By Fiona Ellis
HENARE KAA has achieved a
career milestone with backup
from musically-minded Rangi
Ruru Girls’ School students.
For the first time, the
musician’s band, Dillastrate,
has made it into the official New
Zealand music charts, with
Tāwara Ana coming in at No.
10 on the Te Reo Māori singles
chart and No. 12 on the Hot NZ
singles chart.
Kaa, who teaches contemporary
music at the school,
said his year 13 students did
group vocal work for the single,
produced by Black Comet and
featuring Laughton Kora.
• Turn to page 4
EntriEs now opEn!
Police in
dark over
how often
busy roads
patrolled
• By Fiona Ellis
POLICE DO not know how often
they patrolled on Cranford St
and the Christchurch Northern
Corridor last year.
Police presence was raised
as a concern by Papanui-Innes
Community Board member Ali
Jones, who last year observed
she never saw police on these
roads.
Police data obtained under the
Official Information Act shows
five checkpoints were held on
Cranford St in 2021, one in May,
July and October and two in
August, while a directed patrol
took place in October.
However, this does not
account for all police presence
on Cranford St last year, a police
spokesperson told Nor’West News.
Police recorded their activities
using codes, but many road
patrol codes were also used for
other activities, while different
codes were sometimes used when
patrolling.
“Directed patrols may also be
for a certain area that includes the
specified roads, but the location
may be recorded as another road
within the area.
“A unit that is travelling along
the road to an enquiry or other
event is technically patrolling
along the road as well, however,
this is not recorded.”
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View board meetings online
• By Fiona Ellis
COMMUNITY board meetings
will now be viewable on YouTube
as the city council reverses
its earlier refusal to record
meetings.
Community board meetings
will be held via Zoom in red
alert level, with live stream recordings
posted to the site.
The city
council
declined
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
Community
Board member
Andrei Moore’s
Andrei
Moore
request to
have meeting
recordings
made available
online last October, citing a lack
of resources.
Pandemic restrictions prevented
the public from attending
in-person meetings last year,
yet the board also encountered
capacity problems as members
of the public attempted to attend
meetings Zoom.
This was the “ideal outcome”,
Moore said.
“I was ready to ask permission
to record again, but by the time I
could do that I got this news that
we got this news that we were going
to do live stream recording.”
Streaming meetings to
YouTube would make them
accessible to people who could
not watch them live, and would
enable the public to see
how decisions were made,
he said.
“It’s a reasonably simple
thing to offer and facilitate,
and an important
one as well.
“To be honest, I was
more surprised that we
were struggling to get it in
the first place.”
Papanui-Innes Community
Board chairwoman Emma
Emma
Norrish
Norrish said live streaming,
something the Papanui-Innes
board already undertook
independently, was
an easy way to make
decision making more
transparent.
“I hope it is something
which will continue to be
done by all boards when
we go back to meeting in
person,” she said.
Fendalton-Waimairi-
Harewood Community
Board chairwoman Bridget Williams
hoped the ease of watching
a live stream would lead to an
increase in the number of people
actively engaged in community
issues.
“It’s a wonderful thing to give
more accessibility,” she said.
City council head of community
support and partnerships
John Filsell said the council was
in the process of setting up a
YouTube channel for each community
board.
“It is our intention to live
stream all community board
meetings to YouTube in the
current red traffic light setting,”
Filsell said.
Not all the rooms used to host
community board meetings had
the technology to stream a good
quality video, he said.
However, it was not only members
of the public who would be
relegated to online attendance.
Board members would not be
meeting physically in red alert
level.
“With members of meetings
attending via a device, we believe
the obstacle of a poor quality
stream will be overcome.”
It was possible community
board meetings would continue
to be live-streamed in lower alert
levels in spite of the technical issues
with some meeting rooms.
“Staff will be investigating
options to enable this in the
future when community boards
physically meet in the same space.”
In Brief
NO APPEAL AFTER
FACILITY DECLINED
THe Department of Corrections
has confirmed it will not appeal
the decision to decline consent
for the planned accommodation
facility at Bristol St. The proposal
would have seen up to 12 men
serving sentences of home
detention while participating in a
violence-prevention programme.
In January, the Bristol Street
Resource Consent Hearing panel
declined to grant resource consent
for the Bristol St facility, following
a hearing in November. Acting
southern regional commissioner
Chris O’Brien-Smith said Kāinga
Ora remains the property owner
and will now take the time to
consider options for the site.
Corrections remained committed
to pursuing the delivery of
supported accommodation
services, O’Brien-Smith said.
FUNDING FOR CLUB
THe Burnside Park Tennis Club
is set to benefit from a $15,000
grant towards the replacement of
its clubhouse roof. The Fendalton-
Waimairi-Harewood Community
Board approved the grant
from its 2021-22 discretionary
response fund during a meeting
on Monday. The board also
approved a grant of $500 from
its 2021-2022 youth development
fund to support judo competitor
Hayley Mackey to take part in
tournaments in Europe and
Africa.

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Singles charts surprise
with song Tāwara Ana
• From page 1
“There was a little bit of guidance, but
there was some improvising,” Kaa said.
To be notified that Tāwara Ana had
made the national music charts was a
great surprise, he said.
“You don’t know until it happens. You
never can guess what song is going to do
it.
“The feeling was awesome because to be
on the charts is one thing, but to be on the
charts for a song in te reo Māori, that was
exciting.”
Kaa’s music class was an elective course,
and pupils had a passion that reminded
him of himself at a similar age.
However, his students were getting an
early taste of performing that he never
had, starting music at the relatively late
age of 18.
Some joined Dillastrate onstage at
Sparks in the Park last month, performing
Tāwara Ana.
It was a translation of a song Kaa – an
ambassador for ADHD – wrote called
‘Party In My Head’.
“[Its] about the quirkiness and some
of the positivity of having the party in
my head, and other people that have that
similar party in their head can understand,
but when we released it the reaction
was on a more broad sense.”
The translated version of the song was
added to the Waiata Anthems playlist,
celebrating bilingual New Zealand music.
“From there, it’s just gone from strength
to strength.
“That’s led us to find our way, which
Thursday February 17 2022
RECORDING: Students from Rangi
Ruru Girls’ School sang backup on
the single Tāwara Ana by Dillastrate.
is composing Māori music.”
Eight weeks ago, Kaa’s daughter Harriet
was born, and the experience of becoming
a father was the subject of his new song,
Taku Aroha.
Once again his students would be
involved in the recording, he said.
“It is written and it’s two weeks from
going into the studio.”
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Cyclist unhappy with process
• By Fiona Ellis
A BRYNDWR resident says his
objections to the Nor’West Arc
cycleway have “fallen on deaf
ears” as the city council says it
will not reopen consultation on
the third and final section of the
cycleway.
A keen cyclist Alister
Metherell believes alternative
plans for the intersection of
Aorangi Rd and Wairakei Rd
junction, where through traffic
is set to be blocked, were not
presented properly.
Alternative designs for the
intersection were not circulated
to local houses, he said.
“The most galling aspect
was that the three options for
the intersection were never
presented to the public as part of
the consultation documents.”
However, city council
head of transport and waste
management Lynette Ellis
said a standard and detailed
consultation process was
followed.
All alternative designs were
discussed with the hearings panel
and staff provided commentary
on the merits and relative safety of
the options, she said.
Metherell is concerned the
current plan would incentivise
u-turns on Wairakei Rd and
create problems on other roads
and intersections.
“A fully signalised intersection
would be a considerably better
solution and dramatically
improve safety for all users,” he
said.
Metherell made submissions
to the city council, including his
own design for the intersection,
but felt his arguments were not
given consideration.
Ellis said all submissions
were considered by staff and
modifications were made to the
designs for inclusion in the staff
report to the hearings panel.
“The hearings panel
considered all of these modified
designs and all submissions
made by the public,” she said.
“The findings of the hearings
panel were presented to the
urban development and
transport committee for a
decision on the preferred
option recommended
by staff.
“This preferred option
was approved by the urban
development and transport
committee to proceed to detailed
design.
“As a result of this process
council will not consider
re-opening consultation.”
HAVE YOUR SAY: Should
the final section of the
Nor’West Arc cycleway
be reopened for public
consultation? Email fiona.
ellis@starmedia
CONCERNED: Cyclist Alister Metherell feels the city council
has not engaged sufficiently with the public over the
design of the third and final section of the Nor’West
Arc cycleway.
PHOTO: STARMEDIA
‘Let’s get
on with it’
says Jones
• From page 1
Police issued 341 speeding
tickets on Cranford St last year.
In an area with a speed limit of
50km/h, one car allegedly reached
speeds of between 91-100km/h.
In the same speed zone, six
drivers were allegedly travelling
between 81-90km/h, 37 between
71-80km/h, 252 between
61-70km/h and 40 between 51-
60km/h.
In an area with a speed limit
of 30km/h, four drivers allegedly
reached speeds between 41-
50km/h, and one between 51 and
60km/h.
So far this year police have
records of two checkpoints and
one directed patrol occurring in
Cranford St last month.
Records for the CNC were
unavailable.
The board had raised patrolling
issues both at meetings with
police and in correspondence,
Jones said.
“I think what’s important is
that we all agree there are issues
on these roads, lock in what those
issues are and work together to fix
them.
“I’m no expert but it would
appear there are solutions –
signage, enforcement for example
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Thursday February 17 2022
Your rare chance to have a pew
• By Fiona Ellis
THOSE SEEKING some unusual decor
may have their prayers answered at
a garage sale in Upper Riccarton on
Saturday.
More than half the pews from St Peter’s
Anglican Church are being sold off as part
of a much-needed fundraising sale taking
place at the Church Corner site.
Parishioners’ warden Jo Winfield said
the pews were no longer needed following
changes to the church, which was badly
damaged in the February 22, 2011,
earthquake.
It reopened last February following a
restoration project costing about $4 million.
“We have put back some [pews], but
we’ve got some leftover. We can’t put them
back because we’ve got chairs in there as
well,” Winfield said.
“Chairs are more flexible, we can change
things around and move things around
better.”
The first church at the site was opened
in 1858, and although Winfield was uncertain
when the pews were installed, she
estimated them to be at least 100-yearsold.
“They were certainly there for a very,
very long time.”
The restored church was “absolutely
incredible”, she said.
“We’re loving the space and really utilising
it thoroughly. We’ve opened up again
now and we’re very, very happy.
Up to 20 pews would be for sale in a
range of sizes.
The largest seated about 10 people, while
the smaller ones seated four or five, she
said.
A wide range of second-hand furniture
and other items in good condition would
also be for sale, including other furniture
the church accumulated in the three years
since the sale was last held.
Once a twice-yearly staple, the garage
sale had not been held since the outbreak
of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Previous sales raised up to $7000, an essential
contribution to parish finances.
“We have noticed the decrease in funds
so this year we are determined to do
something.”
The sale will be held outdoors at the
Main South Rd church between 9am and
noon.
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Thursday February 17 2022
Apt outcome for Māori word find
• By Emily Moorhouse
WHEN Jo Zervos isn’t attending
community board meetings, she’s
developing an app to promote
Māori learning.
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board member
recently started hew own
business Jojahawa Ltd, launching
a mobile app ‘Māori Word Find
& Learn’.
Zervos began creating Māori
word finds about 30 years ago
for her younger cousin who liked
doing puzzles.
Zervos has always had an
interest in the Māori language
and remembers travelling around
the country with her parents
when she was younger.
“I remember my parents saying
maunga is mountain and nui is
big and that’s why it’s called Mt
Maunganui,” Zervos said.
“I thought that was cool. I’ve
always liked how place names
are made up with words that
describe them.”
Zervos admitted she got a bit
“carried away” with the word
finds and started creating pages
and pages before taking a break
to have kids.
Soon after, she noticed te reo
Māori being encouraged in her
children’s kindergarten and
decided to continue with her
word finds, only this time typing
them out on the computer.
This was difficult as in the early
2000s there weren’t many layouts
to follow, meaning she had to
type out each letter and
space.
“It was quite a long process
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thought, oh I could get them
made into books.”
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at the word finds in her spare
time, Zervos ended up with
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puzzles each. She decided to try
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companies.
One of the companies told
her they would trial books of
30 puzzles each, but they would
need to be edited by someone
fluent in te reo Māori.
“There was no way to look for
people on the internet,” Zervos
said. “It was all phone and mail
so it was quite tricky to actually
access people the same way you
can do now.”
She put the books on hold.
They sat in the cupboard for 20
years – until recently, when she
had the idea of turning them into
downloadable puzzles for mobile
devices.
Setting up the app proved
difficult with translation issues,
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years in the
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Thursday February 17 2022
Milestone celebrated
• By Fiona Ellis
WHEN NGAIRIE Van
Grondelle joined the Halswell
Pottery Group as a foundation
member, she never imagined the
the group would still be running
over 50 years later.
Last weekend the group held
its 50th-anniversary exhibition
at its Candys Rd clubrooms, delayed
a year due to the Covid-19
pandemic.
The exhibition was “absolutely
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Over the years many talented
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stood out for Ngairie as a highlight.
“People just came out, it was
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until we closed, there were
people in large groups viewing
the pots.”
ANNIVERSARY: Katrina Wilke with one of her bowls at the
Halswell Pottery Group’s 50th-anniversary exhibition, beside
unique works by sculptor Jane Whales.
Visitors were also interested in
learning pottery with the group,
to the point where the waitlist
sometimes had to be closed, she
said.
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CRAFT:
Some of
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(From
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Van Grondelle,
Gaye
Morton and
Averil Cave.
PHOTOS:
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Thursday February 17 2022
Cheaper, tastier plant-based tacos
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Ingredients
•For the tomato rice
½ red pepper
1 Tbsp vegetable oil
150g long-grain white rice
250ml water
Generous pinch of salt
1 Tbsp tomato puree
•For the chorizo
½ red onion
½ red pepper
1 x 400g tin kidney beans
100g plain flour
50g stale bread
30g sultanas
2 tsp smoked paprika
1 tsp garlic powder
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp ground coriander
1 tsp ground cumin
2 tsp soy sauce
Handful of fresh coriander
Salt and black pepper
2 Tbsp vegetable oil
•For the green beans
120g green beans
12 Tbsp wine or beer
Salt
•For the tomato and apple salsa
3 large ripe tomatoes
1 apple
½ red onion
Pinch of salt
Pinch of dried chilli flakes
Dash apple cider vinegar
½ lime
Handful of fresh coriander leaves
•To serve
½ lime
16 small soft corn tortillas
•Before you start
Medium saucepan with a lid on a
medium heat
2 clean tea towels
Food processor
Frying pan with a lid
Small saucepan with a lid
Directions
Make the tomato rice: Trim
and finely dice the red pepper.
Heat the oil in the saucepan and
add half of the diced pepper. Stir
and turn the heat down to low.
Rinse the rice until the water
runs clear, then add it to the pan
with the water, salt and tomato
puree. Stir to combine. Increase
the heat, cover and bring to the
boil. Once the water is boiling,
reduce the heat again and cook
on low for another 10min. Take
off the heat and cover with
a clean tea towel. Just before
serving, uncover and fluff up the
rice with a fork.
Make the chorizo: Peel and
roughly chop the onion. Roughly
chop the pepper. Drain and
rinse the kidney beans. Add all
the chorizo ingredients except
the vegetable oil to the food
processor with a pinch of salt
and pepper. Blitz to a thick,
chunky paste. Pour half the oil
into the frying pan and
set it over a medium heat.
Spoon in all the chorizo
mixture and fry for 10min,
allowing a crust to form.
Break up the chorizo with a
spoon and turn it around in
the pan so that you get lots of
bite-sized crispy bits. Add the
remaining tablespoon of oil and
cook for another 5min until
crispy. Take the pan off the heat.
Cook the green beans: Trim
the beans and cut them into
2½cm chunks. Put them in the
small pan and add the wine or
beer, and a pinch of salt. Cover
and cook for 35min until tender.
Take off the heat.
Make the tomato and apple
salsa: Trim and finely dice the
tomatoes, apple and onion. Tip
into a bowl and add the salt,
chilli flakes and vinegar. Squeeze
in the juice of the lime. Stir to
mix and then add the coriander
leaves.
Prepare the tacos: Warm the
tortillas in a dry pan, in the oven
or the microwave and wrap in a
clean tea towel to keep warm.
Serve it up: Cut the lime
into wedges. Take all the
elements to the table for your
guests to build their tacos.
Double up two tortillas, fold to
make a pocket and fill it with
rice, chorizo, green beans and
salsa. Squeeze over a little more
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Trades & Services
ROOF
PAINTING 24/7
Rope & harness
a speciality,
no scaffolding
required,
30 years of
breathtaking
experience.
FREE QUOTES
20% OFF other
roof quotes
Exterior staining,
exterior painting,
water blasting.
Moss and mould
treatment $300.
Phone Kevin
027 561 4629
Trades & Services
BETTER
LAWNMOWING
Better job. Better
Price. Better ring Grant
0277402508
BRICKLAYER
George Lockyer. Over
40 years bricklaying
experience. UK trained.
Insurance work, EQC
repairs. Heritage
brickwork & stonework
a speciality. No job too
small. Governers Bay.
Home 329 9344. Cell
027 684 4046. E mail
georgelockyer@xtra.co.nz
Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
Trades & Services
BUILDER
New builds, alterations,
decks, fencing. 30 yrs in
the trade has given me
ability to build to a high
standard. Free quotes. Ph
Brent 027 241 7471
CARPET LAYING
Exp. Repairs, uplifting,
relaying, restretching.
Phone John on 0800
003181, 027 240 7416
jflattery@xtra.co.nz
PAINTER,QUALIfIED
local professional, int/
Ext,roofs,wallpaper, call
or text Corban 027 846
5035
STUMP GRINDING
Best price guarantee Tony
0275 588 895
TILING
Flooring - Splashbacks -
Wall incl tile removal, Ph
Dave 027 334 4125
VHS VIDEO TAPES
& all camera tapes
converted to DVD or
USB. Video taping
special occasions, www.
grahamsvideo.co.nz ph 03
338-1655
Wanted To Buy
AAA Buying goods
quality furniture, beds,
stoves, washing machines,
fridge freezers. Same day
service. Selwyn Dealers.
Phone 980 5812 or 027
313 8156
TOOLS, Garden garage,
saw benches, Lathes. Cash
buyer Phone 355-2045
Trades & Services
DRIVEWAYS
Exposed Aggregate
Stamped Concrete Plain
Concrete Resurfacing
Things we offer...
Competitive/affordable pricing
Attention to detail
Professional service
free quotes/insurance scopes
Cell 0278 145 848
www.drivecrete.co.nz
PLUMBER
NEED A PLUMBER?
• Father & son Plumbing Business with over
40 years experience.
• Bathroom alterations a specialty.
• Cylinder replacements.
• We do all small jobs.
Call us now for fast friendly service.
Get your problems sorted out
quick smart - on time!!
THOMSON PLUMBING
Phone Eugene now
Phone 03 377 1280 | Mobile 021 898 380
Specializing in:
• Roof Painting
• Interior/exterior
residential
• Small commercial
painting
Trades & Services
PAINTERS
Painters and Decorators Ltd
Canterbury Owned and Operated
A husband and wife team
Noel 027-411-3596
kemp.painters@gmail.com
kemp painters and decorators
We offer
free quotes
Quality not
Quantity
WINDOW TINTING
tintawindow
advanced film solutions
99% uv block
fade protection
heat control
reduce glare
25 Years Experience
privacy films
frosting designs
non-darkening films
Workmanship Guaranteed
Lifetime Warranties on Most Films
UV
block
Free Quotes Canterbury and Districts
03 365 3653 0800 368 468
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE
Phone for further details
(03) 379 1100
Up to
50 % Off
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