Nor'West News: March 24, 2022

connecting you with your neighbourhood 

1 – 3 July 

2022 

Christchurch Arena 

THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2022 

• By Fiona Ellis 

CYCLIST SHAYLAH Sayers 

has returned from her first 

national championships with 

six gold medals. 

The 13-year-old Papanui 

High School student made a 

clean sweep of the under-15 

category of Cycling New 

Zealand’s track national championships. 

“I’m super-stoked with my 

results, it couldn’t have gone 

any better,” she said. 

“It was so much fun getting 

to race all those girls and being 

a part of the Canterbury team.” 

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Huge success at nationals 

PEDAL POWER: Shaylah Sayers (left) with coach Terry Gyde and Lizzy Thomson after the duo won the under-15 girls 

500m team sprint title. 

Shaylah had been a competitive 

track cyclist for just 

six months before taking part 

in the event at the Cambridge 

Velodrome. 

Canterbury Track Cycling 

coach Terry Gyde said when 

training with the teenager, she 

had reached speeds he would 

expect of his elite cyclists. 

“It was a surprise for everybody 

else but I kind of had an 

inkling.” 

However, he kept quiet so 

as not to pressure her with 

expectations as they prepared 

for nationals. 

• Turn to page 5 

School 

pathway 

plan hits 

financial 

road block 


PLANS FOR a new 700m path 

connecting three Burnside 

schools seem to have stalled 

after the Ministry of Education 

estimated the project would cost 

$1.3 million. 

Ilam MP Sarah Pallett, who 

lobbied for the Cobham Intermediate, 

Burnside Primary and 

Allenvale schools pathway last 

year, said this was “far in excess” 

of predictions. 

“I am hopeful that this conversation 

can be kept open and 

we can work together to find a 

solution that works for the community,” 

Pallett said. 

The redevelopment of the 

schools as part of a $1.3 billion 

Christchurch Schools Rebuild 

Programme raised the question of 

path redevelopment, as the original 

plan did not include it. 

Pallett raised the issue at a 

Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

meeting last year, as reported by 

Nor’West News last April. 

The path keeps children, pedestrians 

and cyclists off the road 

when moving between schools. 

The ministry’s property delivery 

associate deputy secretary Sam 

Fowler said the estimate was provided 

by a quantity surveyor. 

“[It] included provisions for 

groundworks, base course and cycleway, 

fencing, lighting, signage 

and contractor management costs 

and design and consenting fees.” 

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‘It’s a nice feeling to give to people’ 

• By Emily Moorhouse 

AN 8-YEAR-OLD’S act 

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Total clean sweep 

of titles in grade 

• From page 1 

“People like that come probably 

once a decade, once a generation. 

She’s certainly opened a lot of 

eyes.” 

Fellow coach Hamish Ferguson 

said it was very unusual to see a 

total clean sweep of the grade. 

“Her performance is extraordinary, 

especially for somebody 

who only started track cycling 

in our junior development programme 

a few months ago.” 

This was especially impressive 

given that most of her experience 

was on outdoor tracks, he said. 

“She’s been training hard and 

racing hard at Denton Park, but 

to know how to race tactically on 

the indoor velodrome 

is amazing.” 

Shaylah opened a 

stunning campaign in 

the under-15 division 

on day one with victories 

in the elimination 

race and 500m time 

trial. 

She also topped 

the podium in the 

points race, derby and 

scratch race before 

combining with Lizzy 

Thomson to claim the 

500m team sprint title 

during last Saturday’s 

final day of competition. 

Her dad, Laurie, 

who accompanied Shaylah to 

nationals, said it was amazing to 

watch her do so well. 

“The first one was a bit of a 

shock, and she just followed on 

from it,” he said. 

Although she had only been 

track cycling for a short time, 

she had been mountain biking 

with her father from a young 

age, Shaylah told Nor’West News 

earlier this month. 

Her father also recalled taking 

her on bike rides when she was 

small, in which she struggled to 

keep up. 

“Then she got older and she just 

took off, now I can’t keep up with 

her.” 

IMPRESSIVE: Shaylah Sayers 

after claiming the under-15 girls 

elimination race title. 

REBUILD: Cobham Intermediate, Burnside Primary and Allenvale schools are being 

redeveloped as part of a $1.3 billion Christchurch Schools Rebuild Programme, and Ilam 

MP Sarah Pallett is pushing for safe access to the schools. 

PHOTO: STAR MEDIA 

Ministry initially open to some funding 

• From page 1 

The ministry initially indicated 

that it was open to funding some 

costs towards the path although 

it was not technically in its remit. 

As a public path, the provision 

of a redeveloped path would fall 

to the city council. 

The ministry consulted the 

schools, the city council and the 

Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community Board last year, 

Fowler said. 

“Following these discussions 

and having considered the likely 

investment needed and management 

challenges of an accessway 

alongside these operational 

schools as well as the potential 

benefits, we have decided not to 

pursue the proposal further.” 

City council head of transport 

and waste management Lynette 

Ellis said $180,000 had 

been allocated for the 

lighting of the path next 

year in the draft Annual 

Plan, currently out for 

consultation. 

This was what it had 

been asked to fund, she 

said. 

However, this was on the assumption 

the path would be paid 

for by the ministry. 

The pathway was used by area 

residents as well as those walking, 

cycling, and riding scooters 

to school, Ellis said. 

“Cobham Intermediate has 

Bridget 

Williams 

had a relatively high level of active 

transport . . . in 2020 40 per 

cent of its students either cycled 

or scootered to school.” 

Community Board chairwoman 

Bridget Williams 

said the board’s position on 

the issue was based on community 

feedback. 

“What we’ve been hearing 

is some of the schools 

don’t actually want the 

path,” she said. 

“For a cost of that amount, we 

would hate to say this is something 

we could deliver when 

financially, the council can’t.” 

However, the board would look 

at other options if there was a 

demand for it. 

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Gym club on the hunt for new 

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LOW CEILINGS may be the 

biggest challenge for young 

gymnasts aiming to compete at 

a national level. 

THe Bishopdale-based Delta 

Rhythmic Gymnastics club is 

struggling to find a training 

venue with a ceiling height of at 

least 10ms. 

THe sport involves throwing 

hoops, ribbons and clubs high in 

the air, carrying out movements 

while the objects are airborne 

and then catching them again as 

part of a choreographed routine. 

President Jo Walker said the 

club had been hopping from 

venue to venue since the 

earthquake over a decade ago. 

“It’s really hard, we’re just so 

desperate now. We don’t really 

know quite what to do,” Walker 

said. 

THe former New Zealand 

Institute of Sport building on 

Riccarton Rd had been a good 

fit but was no longer an option. 

“THat was bowled down at 

the end of last year. That was 

the only place we had that had a 

really high ceiling. 

“It was old but it was the 

perfect height. That was bowled 

over for housing, which is 

completely devastating.” 

THe club trained about 135 

young gymnasts, about 52 of 

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for nationals, she said. 

“THat means that they’re 

senior kids, which means that 

they need to throw high.” 

THe club now operated 

from Breens Intermediate 

School, Fendalton Community 

Centre, Middleton Grange 

School, and Rolleston 

Community Centre. 

“None of these places have got 

a ceiling that’s high enough for 

our senior girls. 

“We’ve asked the council and 

it can’t give us anything.” 

A warehouse, hanger or barn 

would serve the purpose, she 

said. 

THe club members had been 

gearing up to work from a 

warehouse, but the arrangement 

fell through, leaving them once 

again searching for a venue. 

This caused the training regime 

to be pared back. 

In spite of the club’s size and 

success in its field, she believed 

it was not prioritised in the way 

sports such as basketball were. 

“It’s like the whole sport has 

been forgotten, it’s like nobody 

cares.” 

However, she thought a good 

location must exist somewhere 

nearby and she remained 

hopeful it would be found. 

MORE THAN 250 people have 

tied purple ribbons to a worry 

wall as part of a public art 

installation on Papanui Rd. 

Priest Megan Herles-Mooar 

said the All Souls Anglican 

Church short-term installation 

could help people deal with current 

worries. 

“We wanted to offer something 

tactile that helps people 

acknowledge and perhaps lessen 

their worries about Omicron, the 

war in Ukraine, and anything 

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present,” Herles-Mooar said. 

The wall is a series of 

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Pedestrians were stopping to 

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“It’s amazing how the concept 

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Battle of the bridge: What’s in a name? 

• By Emily Moorhouse 

BURWOOD residents continue 

to be frustrated over the lack 

of action in naming a new 

footbridge bridge over the Avon 

River. 

The bridge in the red zone area 

near Briarmont St was opened 

earlier this month. 

But the city council continues 

to call it the Avondale Bridge – in 

spite of the long-time Avondale 

Bridge connecting Avondale and 

New Brighton Rds being only a few 

hundred metres along the river. 

The Pegasus Post reported on 

residents’ concerns in November, 

but still there has been no action 

from the city council. 

In a recent article on the city 

council’s Newsline website, the 

new footbridge was again called 

the Avondale Bridge 

future, once a co-governance “We thought it would be great 

Said Burwood East Residents model is in place. 

if the community could put 

Association secretary Gae Johns: “An official naming process forward some ideas and then a 

“It just doesn’t make sense, how will be carried out as part of decision was made by them and 

ridiculous having a brand new this, and we’ll engage with both that the community board run 

bridge and naming it the same the community board and local that,” Johns said. 

as one that already exists 200m community,” Rutledge said. “We wanted it to come from 

down the road.” 

Johns said BERA had passed the community board because 

Johns said the bridge should name suggestions on to the I think they would be the best 

have been given a name before Coastal-Burwood Community to manage it,” she said. “Particularly 

because there might be 

it officially opened or even been Board but as the association was 

opened to the public, and then fairly small, they wanted to see people from Avondale that have 

had an official opening with a community engagement. 

some suggestions because it’s on 

name at a later date. 

One suggestion was naming both sides of the river.” 

City 

263 

council head of parks it after Amelia 

x 

Rogers, a 

180 

postmistress 

at a post office located board seemed to be on board 

Johns said the community 

Andrew Rutledge said the 

“Avondale Bridge” could possibly on the river bank near Bassett St with BERA’s thinking and she 

receive another name in the from the 1890s. 

thinks most of the members 

FRUSTRATION: The new pedestrian bridge being called the “Avondale Bridge” has caused confusion among residents 

because it’s also the name of the road bridge that links Avondale Rd to the New Brighton Rd/Bassett St roundabout. 

agree that referring to it as the 

Avondale bridge is “not ideal.” 

“They seem open to the idea 

of investigating a new name for 

it anyway which is really good,” 

Johns said. 

Burwood Ward city councillor 

Phil Mauger said he was disappointed 

the bridge wasn’t named 

before it’s official opening. 

“It seems a bit silly that we 

know the bridge has been coming 

for five years...we weren’t 

on top of it,” Mauger said. “It is 

disappointing.” 

“The Avondale Bridge just 

causes confusion, it is a bridge in 

Avondale,” he said. “It’s not the 

HAVE YOUR SAY: Share 

your view on what the 

bridge should be named. 

Email emily.moorhouse@ 

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Keep responses to 200 

words or less 

Avondale Bridge in my view.” 

Mauger said the BERA was 

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1 cup freshly grated parmesan 

cheese 

Broccoli or parsley (for 

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So what do you have to supply in a rental 

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I deal with a lot of kiwis who are first time 

investors, and I often get asked what they 

are expected to supply as a landlord, and 

although there is certainly legislation 

around this, I like to respond with not 

only what they must supply, but what will 

make the property a better home for their 

tenants. You may be surprised to know 

that a landlord does not have to supply 

window coverings. However it seems 

obvious that a tenant will require curtains/ 

drapes or blinds for both privacy and 

warmth.This leaves two options, either 

the landlord supplies them at their cost 

and then they ‘belong’ to the property, or 

if the tenant is required to provide them 

then clearly they will own them and have 

the right to remove them at the conclusion 

of their tenancy. It is quite common for 

a tenant to replace an existing curtain 

in their home should they wish to, they 

simply store the landlord’s ones and rehang 

them before they leave, but should 

they really be expected to pay for the 

whole house? I guess it comes down to 

this. What would you expect if you were 

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that window coverings are a no-brainer! 

Another thing to consider is a washing line. 

Again, not necessarily a requirement for 

a landlord to supply, but that leaves the 

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of which can cause extra dampness inside 

a property. Once again – the benefit of 

installing a clothesline will far outweigh 

the cost. Then there is the debate around 

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are not required to supply one, but will 

that result in the tenant having to install, 

and ultimately removing at the end of their 

tenancy causing potential damages? The 

rules surrounding all of these chattels is 

however, that if they are supplied as part 

of the tenancy then they are required 

to be maintained during the tenancy by 

the landlord if necessary, but if a tenant 

accepts the property without them then 

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