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$3m grant in pipeline
for Edgeware Pool
• By Fiona Ellis
EDGEWARE Pool campaigners
are excited they may get a muchneeded
$3 million funding boost.
The funds towards reopening
the pool in St Albans have been
added to the city council’s draft
2022/23 plan.
However, even if this is approved
the St Albans Pavilion
and Pool Group still faces a
fundraising challenge of up to
$700,000.
Member Lynne O’Keefe said
while the price tag for a new pool
was set at $3 million, this was
calculated early last year and she
believed it had risen since.
“You know where building
costs have gone, so we’re probably
thinking there could be another
million on top of it,” O’Keefe
said.
• Turn to page 4
HOPEFUL: St Albans Pavilion and Pool Group member Lynne O’Keefe believes Edgeware Pool
could be reopened within two years if the city council approves its proposed $3 million grant.
Left: An artist’s impression of how the pool would look. ​
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Serial volunteer does ‘the right thing’
• By Emily Moorhouse
A FULL-TIME worker who
juggles five volunteer roles says
it’s all about helping others.
Sanjeewa Thanushka, who
goes by the name AK, moved
here from Dubai 15 years ago,
although he is originally from Sri
Lanka.
He came to New Zealand to
study specialisation in retail
management before becoming
a full-time assistant manager at
Look Sharp.
Back in Dubai, AK worked
long hours so when he arrived
here he was surprised at how
much spare time he had, in spite
of working five days a week.
So he decided to volunteer
on his days off, starting at
Community Patrols of New
Zealand. He now volunteers for
Red Cross, The Salvation Army,
Age Concern and Gap Filler.
“I believe time is really
precious, this time will never
come back to you,” he said. “I
love to work with people, I am a
people oriented person. I don’t
accept money or anything. I do it
for free but I do the good thing,
the right thing.”
AK, of Sydenham, has
been separated from his wife
and daughter for more than
three years now due to border
restrictions. They are in Sri
Lanka, and he said the volunteer
work has helped him cope with
missing them.
PATROL: AK with City Park patrol’s police liaison officer Senior Constable John Way.
“It’s really tough you know, so
I have to keep my mind [busy]
you know, have to have the
proper mindset to work.”
AK joined the City Park
patrollers three years ago and
has since developed a simplified
“in car” communication system
to make recording and reporting
to the police easier.
Last year he was learning
about the patrollers’ reporting
structure when he thought to
himself the system could not
only be simplified to make it
easier to operate, but it could also
be cheaper. It would just be a task
that took a lot of time.
So AK took it upon himself
to organise a meeting with the
developers of the system and
propose his idea.
“I thought okay I can do it, I
just took the risk and asked them
if it was okay,” he said.
Once the test runs were done,
AK’s new system was put in
place and has saved the patrollers
a lot of time and money, said
City Park CPNZ treasurer
John Hammond.
“That’s made things a lot
easier for us because we used
to write in the car and when
you’re writing in the car you can
imagine there’s a whole lot of
scribbles,” Hammond said.
“So he managed to streamline
that for us so it can be read.”
Aside from being a “wiz” with
IT, Hammond said AK was a
great person to be around.
“He’s an awesome guy, he
would do anything for you. It’s
just the sort of guy he is, he’s very
generous with his time.”
“He’s constantly always very
reliable for patrol, I don’t think
he’s ever missed a night with us,”
Hammond said.
City Park CPNZ acting
chairwoman Lynda Cameron
also praised AK for the work he’s
done with the patrollers.
“He’s our observer and he’s
good at it, he often sees things
that I don’t see when we’re
driving around,” Cameron
said.
“He’s so helpful and he knows
so much about IT and just about
people, he understands people
which is great. He’s just lovely to
have around.”
AK said volunteering is a
way of sharing knowledge with
others as well as getting involved
with your community.
“I feel if you can contribute
then it will be very helpful and
taking off the burden from
someone else.”
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restrictions. To take part contact
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‘Fundraising has been difficult’
•From page 1
The former pool was demolished
in 2007 by the city council,
and the community have been
pushing to get a new one rebuilt
ever since, but funding has
proved difficult.
Currently, the amount raised
was approaching the $300,000
mark, O’Keefe said.
She was delighted with the
proposed funding boost.
“It just means we’ll be able to
do it a whole lot sooner.”
O’Keefe was unsure how
long the building consent
process would take and said
the group was also waiting
on a geotechnical report to be
completed before plans could be
finalised.
However, if granted funding,
it would go “all out” in hopes of
opening the pool in the summer
of 2023/2024.
“It goes a long way to lessen
the pain of the community losing
its pool and we really thank
the council for addressing that
and reaching out to the community.”
She was unable to say when
the pool might reopen without
the proposed funding.
“Fundraising has been difficult
because there are good fundraising
organisations around but
they like to come in when the
community has made a substantial
amount itself.”
Receiving such a large grant
would motivate the community
PLANS: If granted funding, Edgeware Pool campaigners would go “all out” in hopes of
opening the pool in the summer of 2023/2024.
to fundraise for the balance, she
said.
Fundraising had
slowed significantly due
to the Covid-19 pandemic,
which put a stop
to fundraising events
such as quiz nights.
The group recently
launched a website
edgewarepool.co.nz, to
keep the public informed of the
Pauline
Cotter
pool’s progress and enable them
to donate.
“We’re just thrilled that
the council are backing us to
the extent that they’ve put us
into the Annual Plan.”
Although this was still in
the draft phase, she thought
it showed commitment to
the area.
The pool was included
in the Draft Plan in a meeting
Thursday March 3 2022
last week, in which Innes Ward
councillor Pauline Cotter spoke
of the community’s need for the
facility.
“This has been a 16-year
struggle towards the dream of
reinstating their pool,” she said.
The public will be able to
submit their opinions on the
draft plan from March 11 before
a final plan is adopted by the city
council in June.
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Thursday March 3 2022
The instigator of smiles and his garden
• By Fiona Ellis and John
Cosgrove
ALTHOUGH HE gives away
his home-grown fruits and
vegetables to the community,
Mark Leighs does not see himself
as a gardener.
Instead, the St Albans resident
sees himself as an instigator of
smiles. His Dover Courts garden
contains items of whimsy with
which he aims to brighten the
day of passers-by.
“If you can make one person
smile in tough times, that’s not a
bad thing, is it?” Leighs said.
His favourite items were the
superhero-inspired scarecrows,
although they were not as well
made as some of his other installations.
“That’s simply because of
the reactions they get from the
youngsters that go by, and the
parents with their even younger
ones.”
Iron Man and Superman currently
watch over the garden,
with a possible Spider-Man to
join later.
Just the day before, some children
had walked past, and their
eyes had lit up as they pointed
out the scarecrows.
“Big pay cheque right there. It’s
not a monetary pay cheque . . .
but it’s a hell of a pay cheque.”
The garden also contains
poetry by Robert Frost and Spike
Milligan, as well as Leighs’ own
compositions under the pen
EYE-CATCHING: Mark Leighs aims to brighten people’s days with his St Albans garden,
which is a blend of flowers, produce and recycled installations. PHOTO: STAR MEDIA
name Omar Kiam.
Proving the adage that one
person’s trash is another person’s
treasure, Leigh has incorporated
second-hand items into the
displays.
“I go for walks and I do the opshop
circuit and a lot of them have
junk outside the front for free.”
Some junk still had life in
them. For example, he found two
rubber ducks for the garden this
way.
“To be able to create something
that can make at least one
other person in my little community
go ‘oh cool’ well, that’s a
win for me.”
The Covid-19 pandemic has
caused Leighs to spend more
time in the garden.
“When we were all locked
down I got into taking conscious
effort in my garden.”
Until that point, he knew only
a little about gardening, as it was
not a hobby he’d had the time to
cultivate.
He liked the fact it was an activity
that anyone could do that
required little money.
Among the crops were corn,
tomatoes, strawberries, beans,
rhubarb, peas, and cabbages.
“I used to just do veggies but
then I realised that bees don’t eat
veggies as much as humans.”
Now he also grew flowers as
part of a “balanced” garden.
A sign notified people the
home-grown bounty was free
and invited them to help themselves
to items in the garden
fridge.
This was in part a homage to
a man he remembered from his
childhood, who had a market
garden but also gave away snack
items, such as carrots.
“Of course, I have a nice
munch now and then.”
Leighs also has a desire to give
back to the community. This is
because he lives in council housing
subsidised by the public, so
he wants to give something in
return.
People of all walks of life were
struggling due to the Covid-19
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A former street kid, he empathised
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Thursday March 3 2022
Charity founder runs for cause
• By Kristie Boland
DRIVEN: Cameron Haylock is the founder of the Thanks Foundation, which helps improve the well-being of young
people. He plans to do more endurance running after the Port Hills Ultra. PHOTOS: ALEX GRIMSHAW & JOE LEEPER
CAMERON Haylock discovered
the ‘runners high’ during
lockdown – and used that high
to run 100km to raise $5500 for
Christchurch youth.
The Thanks Foundation
founder from Sumner has added
endurance running to his list of
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He’s also a surfer, snowboarder
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“I just see how many young
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He went back last Wednesday
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He said he sees young people
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he said.
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Use Asian spices to
bring out flavour
If you have some
left over roast
meat here is an
economical and
flavoursome way
to make sure it is
not wasted
Moroccan-style
left-over roast
lamb stew
Ingredients
Serves 6-8
2 tablespoons olive oil,
place in frypan with:
15gm butter
2 onions (chopped)
6 cloves garlic (crushed)
1 x 400gm can chickpeas
(drained and rinsed)
1 x 425gm can chopped
tomatoes (any variety)
Peppercorns
1 teaspoon turmeric
½ teaspoon ground
ginger
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Juice of 1 lemon (can use
a lime)
450ml vegetable stock
(can use chicken stock)
1 teaspoon salt
Parsley or coriander – or
a mixture of both (finely
chopped)
Mint – can use 2 tablespoons
Mint sauce, or 2
teaspoons dried mint, or
can use a couple of sprigs
of fresh mint
1 teaspoon paprika
¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper
Left-over roast lamb
(diced)
Mixed herbs and dried
apricots (to sprinkle over
top when done)
Directions
Heat oil/butter, add
onion and garlic and gently
fry for at least 10min until
softened and coloured.
Add chickpeas and
tomatoes, stir. Lower heat,
add pepper, turmeric, ginger,
cinnamon and lemon
juice, mix thoroughly.
Add the stock and the
salt, turn frypan back on
and bring to the boil, then
simmer for about 20-30
minutes until liquid has
reduced right down, but
don’t let it dry out completely.
Add parsley (and/or
coriander), mint, paprika
and cayenne pepper, then
Noodles
will help
bulk out
this beef
stir fry.
AROMA: Moroccan stew will tantalise your taste
buds.
lastly add lamb and dried
apricots.
Heat through thoroughly.
Sprinkle with mixed
herbs and serve.
Asia-inspired beef
stir fry
Serves 4
Ingredients
2 tablespoons cooking
sake, place in jug with:
2 tablespoons dark soy
sauce
1 tablespoon mirin
1 tablespoon caster sugar
1 tablespoon root ginger
(grated)
2 teaspoons cornflour
2 separate tablespoons
peanut oil, place 1 tablespoon
in frypan (or wok)
750gm rump steak
(trimmed and thinly
sliced)
4 spring onions
1 bunch broccolini
(halved) or equivalent of
broccoli
1 red capsicum (seeded
and thinly sliced)
3 yellow squash (thinly
sliced)
400gm packet Udon Noodles
(soaked, drained)
Directions
Combine the sake/soy
sauce/mirin/caster sugar/
root ginger/cornflour, stir
well and set aside.
Heat first measure of
peanut oil, stir fry beef
in batches for 2-3 minutes
each batch or until
browned. Transfer to a casserole
dish and keep hot.
Heat second measure of
oil, stir fry spring onions/
broccolini/red capsicum/
squash for 2-3 minutes or
until tender crisp.
Return beef to frypan
with prepared sauce mixture.
Stir fry for 2-3 minutes
or until sauce boils and
thickens.
Simmer for 1-2 minutes.
Serve on a bed of noodles.
Lamb, ginger and
broccoli stir fry
Serves 2 - 4
Ingredients
2 tablespoons olive oil
Up to 600gm lamb, thinly
sliced
8 cloves garlic, thinly
sliced
2.5cm piece root ginger,
sliced into very thin strips
1 bunch spring onions,
shredded
3 tablespoons sweet chilli
sauce, place in mixing
bowl with:
1 tablespoon tomato sauce
3 tablespoons soy sauce
1 pinch dried red chilli
flakes
100 millilitres water
1 red capsicum, cut into
very thin strips
1 head broccoli (cut up
very small and microwave
for 2min)
Directions
Heat oil in frypan or wok,
add lamb in small batches,
stir frying for 3min (add
more oil if necessary).
Remove lamb with slotted
spoon and set aside in
the warming oven.
Add garlic, root ginger,
spring onions, capsicums
and broccoli to the frypan
and stir fry for 1min, then
add the three sauces, chilli
flakes and water.
Bring to the boil, then
reduce the heat and simmer
for 5min, then return the
lamb to the pan and cook
for a further 2-3min to heat
through before serving.
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