Southern View: May 26, 2022

connecting you with your neighbourhood 

1 – 3 July 

2022 

THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2022 

• By Emily Moorhouse 

ST MARTINS School pupils 

are the second highest 

fundraising team in the 

country for a challenge that 

supports young people in 

need. 

The year 5-8 pupils participated 

in Youthline’s Walk 

the Talk challenge to support 

young people struggling with 

their mental health. 

Throughout the week the 

pupils managed to raise an impressive 

$6240, exceeding their 

original goal of $1000. 

• Turn to page 5 

www.starnews.co.nz 

Pupils raise $6240 to 

support mental health 

SWEAT: St Martins School year 5-8 pupils have 

completed 31 minutes of exercise each day for a week 

to support young people struggling with mental health. 

Christchurch Arena 

Call for 

bollards 

to stop 

dumping 

of rubbish 


A SPORTS club official wants the 

city council to fund bollards at 

the Spreydon Tennis Club to stop 

illegal rubbish dumping. 

President Kelly Perazzolo is 

making a bid to have the Spreydon 

Domain car park upgraded following 

concerns of rubbish dumping 

and overcrowding. 

Perazzolo presented to the 

Waitai Spreydon-Cashmere Community 

Board at its latest meeting, 

requesting repairs on the car park. 

He told the board the bollards at 

the entrance of the car park were 

damaged in the 2010/11 earthquakes 

and are no longer used, 

and while there was a city council 

owned padlock and chain being 

operated by security, it would be 

better to have the bollards operational 

again. 

“In recent years there has been 

an ongoing and worsening problem 

with vehicles entering and 

rubbish being dumped,” Perazzolo 

wrote in a letter to the board. 

“Bollards would act as an additional 

deterrent.” 

Perazzolo estimated that the 

combined membership of the 

Spreydon Tennis Club, the Kereru 

Sports and Cultural Club and the 

future lessee of Coronation Hall 

will see more than 900 potential 

users for the car park. 

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what’s on 

this week 

Exhibition by MC Hébert 

Thursday, all day 

South Library 

MC is a self-taught artist but credits 

the development of her skills to an 

outstanding art programme at her 

high school in Canada, multiple 

massive art books borrowed from 

the city council libraries and You- 

Tube painting tutorials. She mostly 

works in acrylics in a colourful and 

impressionist style while still aiming 

to capture realism in the subject’s 

expression. 

JP Clinic 

Every Thursday, 10.30am-1.30pm 

Spreydon Library 

A justice of the peace will be available 

to members of the community, to 

witness signatures and documents, 

certify document copies, hear oaths, 

declarations, affidavits or affirmations 

as well as sign citizenship, 

sponsorship or rates rebates 

applications. There is no charge for 

this service. 

Wā Kōrero-Storytimes 

Friday, 10.30-11am 

Spreydon Library 

Meet others in the community 

when you and your pre-schooler go 

along for a fun variety of stories, 

songs and rhymes which foster 

children’s literacy. All whānau 

and caregivers welcome. Free, no 

bookings required. Guardians and 

Technology Help Drop In Session, Tuesday, 10.30-11.30am, Spreydon 

Library. Do you need help using your smartphone, iPad, or tablet? Go along 

to Spreydon Library for help with email, searching the internet, using the 

library catalogue, eBooks, and general computer queries. Take your laptop, 

tablet, or smartphone for help with anything digital. 

children over 12 will need to wear a 

face mask and show their vaccine pass 

on arrival. Room capacity is limited 

and the number of attendees possible 

at sessions will be influenced by the 

number of users already in the space. 

South Christchurch Farmers’ 

Market 

Every Sunday 9am-noon 

66 Colombo St, next to South Library 

The South Christchurch Farmers’ 

Market prides itself on having the 

best selection of fresh local produce 

in Christchurch, including a large 

organic range from well-known and 

trusted local growers. Top up your 

vege shop with fresh artisan bread, 

French-style pastries, free-range eggs, 

locally made Italian cheeses, seasonal 

fruits and much more. Soak up the relaxed 

and friendly atmosphere at this 

popular down to earth market. Free. 

Shiki Japanese Music Group 

Saturday, 2-2.45pm 

South Library 

Celebrate New Zealand Music 

Month with South Library. Go along 

to listen and support the Shiki Music 

Group perform on the Japanese koto. 

Wonderful Japanese music for library 

visitors and music lovers alike. Free, 

no bookings required. 

Social Games Club 

Monday, 2-4pm 

South Library 

Go along to South Library and join 

the group to play Scrabble, Upwords, 

Chess and cards. Free, no bookings 

required. 

Afterschool Activity Zone 

Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

South Library 

Go along to South Library for 

a variety of activities including 

technology, crafts and games in a fun 

learning environment. All whānau 

welcome. Free, no bookings required. 

Children under the age of 12 must be 

accompanied by an adult. Guardians 

and children over 12 will need to wear 

a face mask. 

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$5m revamp planned for hotel 


A POPULAR Halswell hotel 

is set to undergo renovations 

expected to cost more than $5 

million. 

Renovations will start on 

Craythorne’s Hotel over the next 

two-to-three months, after it was 

bought by The Oxford Group last 

year. 

The Oxford Group runs Fat 

Eddies, Original Sin, The Bog, 

Kong and The Bealey Quarter, 

and is co-owned by well known 

hospitality industry businessman 

Max Bremner. 

Bremner said they are in the 

final stages of planning what 

renovations will be done to the 

hotel and bar and what these will 

look like. 

“We’re getting there, we’re 

probably 95 per cent done,” he 

said. “It will be something for 

everyone, it will be a great neighbourhood 

hotel.” 

Bremner wasn’t sure when the 

renovations would be completed. 

“It all comes down to supply 

of products. It all comes down to 

lots of things really.” 

Bremner said designs include 

a big outdoor area as well as upgrades 

to the hotel rooms, which 

would be a “considerable spend”. 

While he couldn’t say exactly 

how much the renovations would 

cost, he said it would be “well 

over five million”. 

FRESH: Renovations will begin on Craythorne’s Hotel over 

the next two-to-three months. 

NEW LOOK: An artist’s impression shows what renovations are in store for on the hotel on its Facebook page. 

In Brief 

GRANTS APPROVED FOR 

COMMUNITY PROJECTS 

The Waihoro Spreydon- 

Cashmere Community Board 

approved a grant of $4900 to 

Huntsbury Community Centre 

towards the cost of replacing its 

roof. The board also approved 

grants of $1500 to the Graeme 

Dingle Foundation Canterbury 

towards the Kiwi Can Leaders 

wages for the programme at Te 

Kōmanawa Rowley School, and to 

the Cashmere Bowling Club 

towards the Greenkeeper 

contract. 

FERRY RD NO STOPPING 

RESTRICTIONS 

The Waikura Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

approved no stopping restrictions 

on Charlesworth St. The 

restrictions commence 184 metres 

northeast of the intersection with 

Ferry Rd and extend in a 

north easterly direction for 38 

metres. The restrictions are to 

address concerns of access for 

bus drivers. 

NEW RUBBISH BIN FOR 

PARK 

A new rubbish bin has been 

installed at Hoon Hay Park’s 

playground at Kevin St. The Hoon 

Hay Community Association 

thanks the community for 

continuing to raise the issue of 

needing a bin. “Thank you so 

much to the parks department for 

working with us and willing to be 

flexible” a Facebook post read. 

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Kirkwood Intermediate 

Schooling for the Whole Child’ 

The focus of a successful school is the pupil. The growth of our children at Kirkwood is 

supported by the many extension opportunities we offer over and above our classroom 

activities. We work on extending learning opportunities in a number of areas. 

Technology 

Some of the highlights in our technology 

area include: 

• Robotics; 

• 3D Printing; 

• EPro8 Challenge; 

• Fashion Design and Make. 

Technology is a favourite area for many 

students due to the ‘hands-on’ problem 

solving approach to learning. 

Music 

Music is taught as part of the 

performing arts curriculum in 

all classrooms however, extra 

opportunities are available 

for students to learn a wide 

variety of music. 

This year, our students have 

been learning the Guitar, 

Piano, Violin, Drums, Flute, 

Brass, singing in the Choir 

and playing in the Orchestra. 

Sports/Hākinakina 

Apart from the regular physical education 

programmes within the classrooms 

there are many other sports offered at 

Kirkwood. Some of the sports played 

are Netball, Football, Cross Country, 

Swimming, Rugby, Basketball, Water 

polo, Korfball, Mountain Biking, Touch 

Rugby, Tchoukball and Rugby League. 

Extension Groups, Competitions and Events 

Our students have many opportunities to participate in various competitions and events offered 

at Kirkwood. 

These include: 

• University of Canterbury 

Academic Competitions; 

• Cantamath; 

• Canterbury-Westland 

Science Fair; 

Awards 

• Science Badges; 

• Otago Problem Solving; 

• Art Cup; 

• Kids’ Lit Quiz; 

• Orchestra; 

• Choir; 

• Leadership Opportunities; 

• House Captains; 

• School Production; 

• School Council. 

We value and encourage personal excellence which is recognised with our ‘Blues’ Awards system. 

2023 Enrolments 

As Kirkwood Intermediate School now has a school zone, we are encouraging all applications, 

including those out-of-zone applications, to be in before 31 August 2022 for the 2023 school 

year. 

We intend to hold Open Day sessions this year by appointment for various dates in July and 

August. This is instead of our traditional Open Day/Night. 

Please visit our Kirkwood Intermediate School website for further details. 

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact the school office. 

Please visit our website www.kirkwood.school.nz to 

view our Prospectus for further information and to 

access the online enrolment form. Alternatively, you 

may contact the school office 348 7718. 

Phil Tappenden, Principal 

260 Riccarton Road, Christchurch 

Email: school.information@kirkwood.school.nz 

Phone 03 348 7718 Fax 03 348 1085 

www.kirkwood.school.nz


Mural aimed at creating a 

sense of community pride 


AN ARTIST, a project manager 

and a natural paint company 

have teamed up to see a 32.4m 

mural installed in Radley Park. 

The mural has been in the 

works for more than a year now 

and will sit along the fence line 

at Woolston’s Roimata Food 

Commons. 

Roimata Food Commons cofounder 

Michael Reynolds said 

the idea behind the mural is to 

help people feel welcome and a 

sense of pride within the community 

after seeing the positive 

reaction from the street art postearthquakes. 

“Being a reasonably creative 

person myself it felt like adding 

some artwork was a logical next 

step,” Reynolds said. 

Freelance artist Sandrine Castel 

designed the mural to align 

with the natural aspects of the 

gardens at Radley Park. 

“I was a preacher for Roimata 

for many years, I was following 

them, so when Michael 

approached me it was obvious 

that I wanted my artwork to be 

associated with those kinds of 

projects,” Castel said. 

“When you’re an artist and 

someone asks you to create 

something for them it’s obviously 

what you’re aiming for,” 

Castel said. 

“Also as a graphic designer 

I only work with conscious 

CREATE: Artist Sandrine Castel works on one of 27 panels that will be constructed on 

the walls at the Roimata Food Commons at Radley Park, Woolston. 

PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE 

businesses, I guess Roimata was 

perfectly aligned with my values 

as well.” 

Reynolds reached out to 

Natural Paint Co about a year 

ago and painting the green 

coats started about six months 

ago with the help of staff from 

design school Yoobee. 

Two weeks ago, Castel started 

tracing and painting the design, 

which was expected to 

be finished in a week, but now 

she thinks it will take at least 

another two weeks. 

“It’s taking much longer than 

we anticipated,” Castel said. 

“It’s a very time-consuming 

project which is still alright, I’m 

kind of in my happy space when 

Congestion in car park a problem 

MESS: Dumped rubbish at 

Spreydon Domain. 

• From page 1 

Perazzolo raised other issues 

with the car park such as the 

fading parking lines, including 

disabled parks. 

He said this results in cars 

double parking which adds 

to the issue of congestion in 

the car park, particularly on 

Saturday during sport. 

Perazzolo also said in his letter 

that the asphalt surfacing 

was in poor condition causing 

weeds to grow in the stormwater 

drains. 

Perazzolo questioned if the 

repairs to the car park would 

be carried out alongside the 

Coronation Hall repairs this 

year, which sits opposite the 

tennis club. 

The board has requested 

staff advice on options to 

upgrade the car park and 

whether this can be done with 

the Coronation Hall rebuild. 

SECURITY: The 

earthquake-damaged 

bollards. 

I’m painting.” 

Because the process is taking 

longer than expected Reynolds 

is trying to source funding to 

pay Castel for her time. 

Reynolds expects the mural 

to be erected in spring, as the 

colder damp weather in winter 

would make it difficult to do the 

touch-ups once its installed. 

‘There’s a real 

buzz amongst 

the kids’ 

• From page 1 

The highest fundraising team 

was the Youthline team, raising a 

total of $9587. 

Each day for a week the pupils 

completed 31 minutes of exercise 

to represent the average time of 

31 minutes that a young person in 

need spends talking to a Youthline 

counsellor. 

Principal Alice Denley said the 

idea for the school to participate 

in the challenge stemmed from 

Bullying Free NZ Week and Pink 

Shirt Day. 

“For the past few years, our 

student council has run events 

throughout the week at school,” 

Denley said. 

“This year, we wanted to do 

something bigger, so we have married 

the three events together.” 

Each pupil created an online 

profile to promote the cause and 

were donated money from their 

friends and family, some even 

receiving donations from family 

members who live overseas. 

“There’s a real buzz amongst the 

kids participating. It’s so awesome 

to see them encouraging each 

other and pushing themselves 

through to the full 31 minutes. 

“Two year 5/6 boys were overheard 

explaining what we were 

doing to a member of the public. 

Hearing them articulate the ‘why’ 

behind our cause was so special,” 

Denley said. 

“They knew exactly how to 

explain the significance of the 31 

minutes too.” 

The type of exercise varied from 

HIIT classes to cross country and 

circuit training in the school’s hall. 

Denley said maintaining an 

awareness of bullying is important 

and the school aims to create a 

safe, respectful and inclusive environment. 

“If students are being bullied, we 

want them to feel well supported, 

so they know what to do and how 

to respond. Our teachers offer 

mindfulness and values based programmes 

to support the well being 

of their students.” 

“We also have Kaimahi from 

Mana Ake and Christchurch 

Methodist Mission working with 

individuals or whānau to support 

their learning or emotional wellbeing,” 

Denley said. 

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Dog park 

plan now 

dropped 

Returning stolen bikes to owners 

THREE WEEKS after a bike 

registration service aimed at 

retrieving stolen bikes launched, 

a bike flagged as stolen has been 

reunited with its owner. 

• By Mick Jensen 

Police and the city council 

teamed up with 529 Garage, a 

THE WAIKURA Linwoodfree 

bike registration service 

Central-Heathcote Community 

aimed at discouraging bike thefts 

Board has approved a landscape 

last month. 

plan for Birdsey Reserve in 

Soon after, a bike owner who 

Heathcote, but it does not include thought they would never see 

a dog park. 

their bike again has got his 

Some 61 out of 62 submitters to wheels back. 

the draft plan were in favour of Mark Anderson’s bike was 

the revegetation and food forest stolen from the bike shed at his 

planting work outlined in stage apartment building in the central 

1, but there was a 50/50 split in city in February. 

terms of the development of a dog To his surprise, he spotted it 

park earmarked for the site in in a nearby property soon after 

stage 2. 

it was stolen. Anderson called 

A number of changes were police who visited the address, 

made to the draft following but the bike had been moved. 

community consultation, with the He’d seen something about 

proposed dog park area halved to 529 Garage in the media, so he 

2512 m2. 

registered his bike and flagged it 

City councillor Yani Johanson as stolen. 

said there was a strong need for Unfortunately, he didn’t have 

a dog park in the area, but he the serial number, but he did 

had concerns about safety and have clear photos of his bike. 

traffic if it was located at the 

Constable Olivia Bensley, one 

reserve. 

of the police administrators for 

Johanson had been moved by 529 Garage, was executing a warrant 

in relation to other stolen 

submitters on both sides and said 

it was a difficult issue for staff to items when she saw Anderson’s 

deal with because of the split feelings 

for the dog park. 

“Without the serial number it 

bike. 

He said the community board would have been almost impossible 

to identify. 

needed 

263 

to prioritise finding an 

x 

Coincidentally, 

180 

I’d 

alternative dog park site, because seen his bike on 529 Garage when 

there was demand for one in the I was trying to identify a different 

south-east. 

bike,” Bensley said. “It was pure 

chance that I recognised it when I 

saw it at the address.” 

Although a few parts had been 

switched out, there was a recognisable 

scratch on the frame that 

Anderson said happened when 

he crashed while mountain biking 

in the Port Hills. 

A police spokesperson said 

although the bike was located at 

a nearby address, theft charges 

are yet to be laid in relation to 

Anderson’s stolen bike. 

Bensley asked Dave Johnson 

from RAD Bikes, a community 

bike workshop, to give the bike a 

spruce up, then arranged for Anderson 

to visit the police station 

to collect it. 

“Registering my bike on 529 

Garage was easy but I didn’t 

really expect to see it again,” 

Anderson said. “I prefer biking to 

driving a car, unless it’s raining, 

so I’m thrilled to have it back.” 

Since its launch on April 12, 

over 1500 bikes have been registered 

on 529 Garage. 

A police spokesperson said 

while Anderson was lucky that 

his bike was identified and recovered 

without the serial number, 

it’s important to register your 

bike before it’s stolen. 

That way the serial number can 

be recorded in the 529 database, 

to greatly increase the likelihood 

a bike being identified and returned 

to its owner. 

• To find out more and to 

register your bike, go to 

www.529garage.co.nz/chch 


REGISTRATION: Constable Oliva Bensley (left) and Anne 

Heins from the city council are the team behind the 

launch of 529 Garage in Christchurch. 

SPRUCE 

UP: Dave 

Johnson, 

from RAD 

Bikes with 

a cheese 

scone he 

received for 

payment 

after 

repairing 

the stolen 

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Dress up lamb rack the Greek way 

Be transported to 

the Mediterranean 

with this easy and 

delicious lamb roast 

NEW SLANT: 

Try something 

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Roasted Greek lamb 

Serves 4-6 

Ingredients 

2 racks of lamb 

3 tbsp red wine vinegar 

3 tbsp coriander seeds 

2 tbsp fresh rosemary 

½ tbsp ground black pepper 

1 to taste sea salt 

2 lemons 

4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 

100ml red wine 

Directions 

Heat the oven to 200 deg C. pan so they dissolve. Let the sauce 

Take the lamb from the marinade, 

pat dry and coat with the simmer gently while you slice the 

bubble up a little, then leave it to 

Use two small racks of lamb 

(or lamb shoulder or top rump 

oil. Place the lamb and the lamb. 

enough to serve 4-6 people). 

remaining marinade in an oven 

Trim surplus fat from the lamb 

To serve, place the sliced lamb 

dish to cook. After 15 minutes, 

and pierce the skin with a series 

on a heated serving plate, squeeze 

turn, reduce the temperature to 

of little holes. Rub the lamb all 

the juice of the remaining lemon 

180 deg C and roast for 15-20 

over with the vinegar. 

over, drizzle with sauce and decorate 

with extra sprigs of rosemary. 

minutes, basting the lamb occasionally 

with the pan juices. 

Crush the coriander seeds 

in a mortar and pestle. Make a 

marinade by whisking together Remove the lamb from the Coconut prawns 

the crushed seeds, chopped dish, then cover with foil for up 

rosemary, pepper, salt, and the to 15 minutes while you make a Serves 4-6 

zest and juice of 1 lemon. Rub sauce. 

263 x 180 

the marinade over the lamb, then Loosen the pan residues, then Ingredients 

refrigerate overnight or stand at stir in the wine while rubbing the 

room temperature for 3-4 hours. scrapings on the bottom of the 1 cup coconut threads 

½ cup breadcrumbs 

2 egg whites, whisked 

¼ cup flour 

½ tsp chilli powder 

24 raw prawn cutlets 

1 mango, roughly chopped, or 

400g canned mango, drained 

1 tbsp lemon juice 

½ red onion, finely chopped 

¼ cup fresh coriander, chopped 

½ cup sweet chilli sauce 

vegetable oil, for deep frying 

Directions 

If you like 

seafood, 

prawns can be 

made prepared 

in many 

different ways. 

Place coconut, whisked egg 

whites and flour in separate shallow 

bowls. Mix salt, pepper 

and chilli powder into the 

flour. 

Dip prawns into seasoned flour, 

then into egg white and lastly the 

coconut and breadcrumbs. 

Combine chopped mango, 

lemon juice, chopped red onion, 

coriander and sweet chilli sauce 

in a small bowl. 

Heat oil in a large saucepan to a 

depth of 3cm. 

Once oil is hot, quickly fry 

prawns until coconut is golden 

and prawns are pink. Transfer 

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Anzac Day marked 

Runners win titles in 

road race champs 

We were honoured to participate in the Halswell Community ANZAC Service held at the 

Halswell Domain Memorial this past ANZAC Day. It is a privilege to be involved each 

year. Pictured from left are Jack MacDonald, Thompson Hamilton, Cara Reid and Bella 

Paerata. 

Year's first concert showcases rock performers 

Amy Renolds 

and Amelia 

Resin 

performing 

at Pop 

Rocks. 

Cashmere High held Pop 

Rocks, its first concert event 

of the year, last week. This is 

a new event that showcased 

the best rock bands, solo 

artists and contemporary 

musicians in the school. More 

than 50 students performed, 

designed lighting and mixed 

the sound for a rocking big 

crowd in the PAC. All the 

performers were also treated 

to a two hour workshop with 

three professional musicians 

who have toured the country 

working with some of the 

biggest acts in New Zealand. 

What an outstanding 

performance from our Road 

Race team bringing home 

three titles at the recent 

Canterbury Secondary 

School Championships. 

Our top placing students 

were: 

Elspeth McGuiness, 1st 

Senior Girls; 

Angus Sevier, 1st Senior 

Boys; 

Brynne Gordon, 1st, and 

Leah Pratten, 5th U16 Girls; 

Thomas Newsom 2nd U16 

Boys; and 

Millie Junge 2nd, Rebekah 

Pratten 4th Year 9 Girls 

Coming up next for our 

runners is the Canterbury 

SS Cross Country 

Championship on June 2, 

and the NZSS Cross Country 

Championships on June 18 

and 19 in Nelson. 

Our Senior Champion Road Racers Elspeth and Angus. 

Ben Evans 

performing 

some Death 

Cab for 

Cutie 

Briannah Jarvis, vocalist for last year's 

Canterbury Rockquest Winners Portland. 

Pop Rock photos: John Doyle-Sims 

Environment and leadership 

focus at BLAKE Inspire course 

www.cashmere.school.nz 

Emily Cropp spent her April school 

holidays taking part in the fiveday 

BLAKE Inspire Environmental 

Leadership course. 

Emily was one of 36 Year 11 to 

13 rangitahi from across Aotearoa 

selected to attend. 

Run by the Sir Peter Blake Trust, the 

week focused on environmental topics 

and building a deeper understanding 

of the world, as well as improving 

leadership skills. 

The participants were kept very 

busy with activities including 

exploring the Waitomo Caves with 

Black Water Rafting; visiting one of 

the most sustainable farms in the 

country; visiting Sanctuary Mountain 

Maungatautari; testing freshwater; 

Emily rafting in the Waitomo Caves. 

and looking at plankton under a 

microscope. 

The evenings were filled with 

workshops, games, a policy simulation, 

and planning actions for attendees to 

continue to work on back at home. 

Emily said: "BLAKE Inspire was an 

incredible week and an unforgettable 

experience with like-minded youth."

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Preventative home 

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Check your water tanks, pipes and 

outside taps 

Consider turning off outside taps to avoid 

freezing and bursting. Covering water 

tanks and pipes is a cost-effective way of 

preventing this and reduces heat loss. 

Consider your outdoor safety 

and security 

With the evenings being darker earlier, 

frosts on outdoor steps, decks and pathways 

are a slipping hazard. 

Ensure you have adequate outdoor 

lighting, a clutter free and smooth pathway 

to your rubbish bins, woodpile, external 

garage or sleepout. 

Clean up spills immediately. Consider 

moisture-absorbent mats and handrails. 

Cut back your trees 

With the leaves already fallen, now is a 

good time to assess your trees and trim 

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overhanging your windows, spouting and 

roof. Check your roof for leaks, loose nails, 

and that it has a sound coating. Also look 

for moss and algae. 

Clear your gutters, drains and 

downpipes 

An accumulation of autumn leaves can 

quickly block gutters, which can lead to 

roof leaks, overflow and flooding. Consider 

protecting your gutters from birds, hail and 

leaves. 

Stagnant water may freeze resulting in 

gutters and downpipes coming loose or 

collapsing. 

Blocked drains are a potential health 

hazard, create an unpleasant odour and 

attracts bugs and small pests. 

Store your seasonal equipment 

with care 

Before you put your lawnmower and 

weedeater away for the season, run low or 

drain the petrol. Petrol goes off and come 

spring your old petrol can adversely affect 

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block up your filters. 

Cover outdoor furniture and secure 

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Consider options to extend your outdoor 

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Minimise your heat loss 

Insulation 

Without insulation, approx. 30-35% 

of the heat loss occurs through the roof, 

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through walls. The floor and air leakage 

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Drafts 

Seal up any unused openings such as cat 

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Use draft stopping tape around windows 

and tape, door ‘sausages or a rolled-up 

towel for doors. 

Double glaze windows, there is a wide 

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are both effective and economical. 

Downlight fittings 

Some modern LED downlights have 

insulation fitted over them, instead of 

leaving a gap for fire prevention. 

Super-efficient LEDs use less energy 

and can save lighting costs. Ask a lighting 

specialist or registered electrician for 

advice. 

Simple steps to reduce dampness 

Air your home regularly 

Open doors and windows for 10-15 

minutes each morning or use a ventilation 

system. 

Use energy efficient, low 

emissions heaters 

Heat rooms being used to at least 18˚C. 

Don’t use unflued or portable gas heaters. 

Use extractor fans 

They can help to get rid of moisture in 

the bathroom and laundry and use a fan or 

rangehood in the kitchen. 

Use lids on pots when you cook 

This helps to stop the steam escaping. 

Turn on the fan before a shower 

or bath 

Shut the bathroom door and open the 

window slightly. Afterwards, leave the fan 

running until the moisture clears. 

Move furniture away from walls in 

winter 

A 10cm gap discourages mould 

(especially on external walls). 

Dry washing outside 

Use a washing line or rack in the garage 

or a under covered area. 

Leave wardrobes slightly open 

A little air circulation discourages mould 

growing on fabric. 

Customers proud to use 

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Exploring Musgroves’ sheds with 

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This iconic Canterbury company has 

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well organised and displayed, but, over 

that time, they have also built themselves 

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The reviews from their many customers 

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care and commitment of Musgroves’ longserving 

team members, who have gone 

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many and varied project needs. 

General manager Sue Brown confirms 

that Musgroves has thousands of repeat 

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As Sue also says, you only need to look 

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a sense of the pride that their customer 

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Upcycling and recycling is alive and 

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you have talked to any member of the 

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CROSSWORD 

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SUDOKU 

Every row, column and box should 

contain the digits 1 to 9. 

WordBuilder 

WORDBUILDER 

145 

6 

A R E 

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including 

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plurals, 

words 

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of 

make 

three 

from 

or 

the 

more 

six 

letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

words or words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There's at least one six-letter word. 

once? 

TODAY 

Good 18 Very Good 22 Excellent 26 

Solution 144: art, arts, artsy, arty, ASTRAY, rat, rata, 

rats, ray, rays, sat, satay, satyr, say, star, stay, stray, 

sty, tar, tars, tray, trays, try, tsar. 

letters, including plurals, can you make 

from the six letters, using each only 

No words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There’s at least one six-letter 

word. 

Good 18 Very Good 22 Excellent 26 

19 20 21 22 

145 

23 24 

25 26 

Across 

7. Ancestor (8) 

9. Boil gently (6) 

10. Essence (4) 

11. Outline (10) 

12. Strange person (inf) (6) 

14. Located (8) 

15. Evening meal (6) 

16. Careless, negligent (6) 

19. Side by side (8) 

21. Soak (6) 

23. Reinforce (10) 

24. Singe (4) 

25. Develop gradually (6) 

26. Sample (8) 

Decoder 

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Email: info@knightfeatures.co.uk 

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S W Q Z L F M E B O N R A 

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K Y H U C D V X I G T J P 

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Each number in our DECODER grid represents a different 

letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet. 

DECODER 

Enter the given letters into all squares with matching numbers. 

The challenge now is to work out which letters are represented 

Each by the number other represents numbers. a As different you get letter the of letters, the alphabet. enter them Write the into 

given the main letters grid, into all and squares the reference with matching grid. numbers. To keep Now track work of out the 

which letters letters you are have represented found, cross by them other off numbers. the alphabet provided. 

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21 24 4 8 14 11 21 26 1 

13 24 21 4 20 26 11 9 5 26 21 

11 16 13 21 3 1 9 11 

3 23 4 25 21 24 7 23 2 14 5 

26 14 11 18 3 

15 9 18 19 4 18 12 26 18 23 13 2 

3 22 10 25 5 

9 5 23 4 13 23 24 9 11 5 3 

14 9 25 25 22 26 26 23 

11 26 22 4 18 18 19 9 10 3 11 

18 26 17 21 14 21 25 23 18 

21 2 26 11 11 23 25 24 21 2 

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

T 

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20 4 9 25 18 13 

3 24 12 9 9 18 25 8 18 6 25 

26 10 1 4 4 25 22 

4 23 4 1 8 20 12 9 25 7 5 4 

3 25 4 21 4 4 

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 

L A 

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X 

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www.thepuzzlecompany.co.nz 

Down 

1. Cow-like (6) 

2. Nuisance (4) 

3. Jewel (8) 

4. Accompany (6) 

5. Essential (10) 

6. Fidgety (8) 

8. Enjoy (6) 

13. Again and again (10) 

15. Tranquilliser (8) 

17. Put at risk (8) 

18. Engraves (6) 

20. Young eagle (6) 

22. Deranged (6) 

24. Leg bone (4) 

25 18 8 4 25 2 18 4 9 26 4 26 

Crossword 

Across: 7. Forebear, 

9. Simmer, 10. Gist, 

11. Silhouette, 12. Weirdo, 

14. Situated, 15. Supper, 

16. Remiss, 19. Adjacent, 

21. Drench, 23. Strengthen, 

24. Sear, 25. Evolve, 

26. Specimen. 

Down: 1. Bovine, 2. Pest, 

3. Gemstone, 4. Escort, 

5. Imperative, 6. Restless, 

8. Relish, 13. Repeatedly, 

15. Sedative, 17. Endanger, 

18. Etches, 20. Eaglet, 22. 

Crazed, 24. Shin. 

WordBuilder 

age, aged, are, dag, dare, 

darer, dear, drag, drear, ear, 

egad, era, erg, err, gad, gar, 

gear, grade, GRADER, rad, 

rag, rage, raged, rare, read, 

rear, red, reg, REGARD. 

Sudoku 

25 9 12 2 24 20 25 2 24 5 26 2 

14 25 23 26 5 12 12 

25 20 25 22 18 6 18 5 1 25 9 

20 11 5 1 15 8 

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