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Unification aim of poem’s<br />

message on<br />

peace rock<br />

A POEM inspired to unite people<br />

following the mosque attacks has<br />

been installed on a peace rock for<br />

others to enjoy.<br />

After the March 15 mosque attacks<br />

Sirwan Mohamadi, of Riccarton<br />

wrote a poem to remember the tragedy<br />

and to inspire hope for a united<br />

future.<br />

His dream was to have the poem,<br />

called Peace, Love and Unity, put on<br />

a plaque on a standing rock in Harrington<br />

Park for all to appreciate.<br />

He approached Oak Development<br />

Trust to find out if it was possible and<br />

the trust got behind him to make this<br />

project happen.<br />

• Turn to page 3<br />

Peace, Love and Unity<br />

A reoccurring theme in my book<br />

To a brighter future we must look<br />

Muslim, Christian or jew<br />

This is for all of you<br />

Black, brown, yellow or white<br />

Together we must unite<br />

And push back against hate<br />

Because there is no time to wait<br />

Now rise and take each other’s hand<br />

As this is the only way we can make a stand<br />

MESSAGE: The poem<br />

aims to unite people<br />

following the tragedy<br />

of the 2019 mosque<br />

attacks.<br />

Right – Artist Ruby<br />

Jones, Sirwan<br />

Mohamadi and<br />

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this week<br />

Wā Kōrero-Storytimes<br />

Thursday, 11-noon<br />

Papanui Library<br />

Meet others in the community<br />

when you and your preschooler go<br />

along for a variety of stories, songs<br />

and rhymes which foster children’s<br />

literacy. Guardians and children 12<br />

and over will need to wear a face<br />

mask.<br />

Bishopdale Thursday Book<br />

Club<br />

Thursday, 1-2.30pm<br />

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library and<br />

Community Centre<br />

Go and join the friendly group of<br />

readers and chat about your current<br />

reading and old favourites.<br />

With no set book to read, this is a<br />

relaxed and social group who meet<br />

monthly in the library.<br />

Held on the last Thursday of each<br />

month.<br />

Bolivia Card Game<br />

Thursday, 1-3pm<br />

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library and<br />

Community Centre<br />

Go along to Ōrauwhata Bishopdale<br />

Library for a fun and friendly card<br />

game of Bolivia. All are welcome.<br />

Rummikub Club<br />

Thursday, 1-3pm<br />

Fendalton Library<br />

Go along to Fendalton Library to<br />

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and interactive strategy game.<br />

Reading to Dogs, Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm, Papanui Library. Do you<br />

have a reluctant reader that just needs to build confidence with a nonjudgemental<br />

audience? Reading to dogs could be a great option for them.<br />

They can come to the library and have a one on one session with one of<br />

the friendly dogs kindly brought along by animal control’s community<br />

liaison dog team. Your child can have 15 minutes to sit with the dog and<br />

read their favourite book or one they’ve found at the library. Bookings<br />

essential. To book phone 941 7923.<br />

Knit ‘n’ Yarn<br />

Friday, 10am-noon<br />

Papanui Library<br />

Head to Papanui Library with your<br />

knitting, crochet and have fun with a<br />

social group.<br />

Scrabble Club at Redwood<br />

Friday, 11am-noon<br />

Redwood Library<br />

Have a way with words? Go along<br />

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while having fun. No obligation, just<br />

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Free, no bookings required.<br />

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Friday, 2-4pm<br />

Fendalton Library<br />

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Friday, 3.30-4.30pm<br />

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Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>26</strong> <strong>2022</strong> 3<br />

Smitten with Shakespeare<br />

EIGHT STUDENTS from St<br />

Margaret’s College will compete<br />

in five categories at a prestigious<br />

national Shakespeare festival<br />

in Wellingon over Queen’s<br />

Birthday weekend.<br />

The SGCNZ’s National<br />

University of Otago Sheilah<br />

Winn Shakespeare Festival is<br />

New Zealand’s most prestigious<br />

drama festival, and St Margaret’s<br />

has an almost unbroken<br />

record of recognition over the<br />

past decade.<br />

Numerous students recognised<br />

at the awards have gone<br />

on to perform at Shakespeare’s<br />

Globe Theatre.<br />

Megan Herd, teacher in<br />

charge of our contingent, said<br />

Shakespeare’s themes have universal<br />

appeal.<br />

“Our students also love reimagining<br />

the plays in new contexts<br />

and finding those thematic<br />

St Margaret’s College<br />

finalists:<br />

Caitlin Dufty – national<br />

finalist<br />

SGCNZ/National<br />

Shakespeare in Schools<br />

Production<br />

Direct entrant<br />

Caitlin was awarded<br />

direct entry because of her<br />

outstanding performance of<br />

Juliet in a 15 minute scene<br />

from Romeo and Juliet. This<br />

is an invitation to attend<br />

a prestigious week-long<br />

residential course culminating<br />

in a performance and the<br />

SUCCESSFUL: (Left to right) – Caitlin Dufty, Claudia<br />

Hundleby, Emma Cawood, Holly Sawyer, Yasmin Marsh,<br />

Ella Hart-Stewart, and Chloe Taylor.<br />

opportunity to be selected<br />

to join the SGCNZ Young<br />

Shakespeare Company that<br />

will travel to the United<br />

Kingdom to perform at the<br />

Globe Theatre.<br />

Yasmin Marsh and<br />

Emma Cawood – national<br />

finalist<br />

Regional award – best<br />

onstage connection<br />

Regional winner – best<br />

overall five minute scene from<br />

King Lear<br />

Yasmin and Emma’s<br />

scene will represent<br />

Canterbury in the SGCNZ<br />

links highlighting the universal<br />

nature of Shakespeare’s plays.<br />

They love how they can take a<br />

scene from Shakespeare and be<br />

instantly drawn to the characters,<br />

the themes, and the drama.<br />

“The girls have seen their<br />

seniors go through the<br />

competition and achieve success<br />

– they have something to aspire<br />

UOSWSF National Festival.<br />

Holly Sawyer, Claudia<br />

Hundleby and Paris Wiese –<br />

national finalists<br />

SGCNZ/Ida Gaskin<br />

Shakespeare essay competition<br />

with English at Otago<br />

Each student produced an<br />

original essay that gained a<br />

place in the national finals.<br />

Chloe Taylor – national<br />

finalist<br />

SGCNZ/Morrison Music<br />

Trust Shakespeare Music<br />

Composition Competition<br />

Chloe was also named<br />

to. They look up to those who<br />

have gone before them and want<br />

to continue to create worthy<br />

work.”<br />

Herd said there is a strong<br />

sense of close connection in the<br />

cast, that has developed through<br />

the many years of working<br />

together.<br />

“The girls trust each other.<br />

The strong relationships the<br />

girls form come from working<br />

together for many years on all of<br />

the Performing Arts opportunities<br />

they have collaborated on<br />

at SMC. They become a little<br />

drama whānau.”<br />

Executive principal Diana<br />

Patchett says the outstanding<br />

results reflect the girls’ passion<br />

and commitment.<br />

“Their results are incredible<br />

and illustrate the encouraging<br />

environment our girls are<br />

fortunate to be part of.”<br />

best student director and won<br />

plaudits for her direction of<br />

Romeo and Juliet which was<br />

awarded best use of silence.<br />

Ella Hart-Stewart – national<br />

finalist<br />

SGCNZ/Dawn Sanders<br />

Shakespeare costume design<br />

competition<br />

Ella’s original design,<br />

based on Lady Macbeth, will<br />

be professionally made by<br />

costumier Tina de Bes, and<br />

will then be displayed for six<br />

weeks at Shakespeare’s Globe<br />

Theatre in London later this<br />

year.<br />

Plaque in the<br />

heart of well<br />

used area<br />

• From page 1<br />

Mohamadi said he wrote the<br />

poem as his way to process how<br />

he felt after the attacks.<br />

His desire is that the poem<br />

would inspire people to be united<br />

and to help one another stand<br />

together for a better future.<br />

Harrington Park on Peverel St<br />

was chosen because it is in the<br />

heart of Riccarton and is wellknown<br />

and well used.<br />

When asked why Oak Development<br />

Trust chose to get on board<br />

with the project, trust manager<br />

Carol Renouf said: “We are committed<br />

to work with our community<br />

to see ideas and possibilities<br />

come to fruition. We are excited<br />

that this has happened.”<br />

Local businesses have also got<br />

behind the project with landscaping<br />

company Gardenmakers<br />

donating the Port Hills rock for<br />

the plaque to be attached to.<br />

Monument business Decra Art<br />

donated the plaque containing<br />

the poem, while Wellington artist<br />

Ruby Jones gave permission to use<br />

her artwork.<br />

The trust’s community development<br />

worker Nicki Aitken<br />

co-ordinated the project and said<br />

that although it has been a long<br />

journey, the finished result makes<br />

it all worthwhile.<br />

“The rock looks so natural<br />

there and has great message for<br />

everyone.”<br />

A word from Ilam MP<br />

Sarah<br />

Pallett<br />

We’ve just released this year’s Budget,<br />

which sets out the next steps in our<br />

plan to build a secure future for<br />

New Zealand. This includes a cost<br />

of living package which will help<br />

ease the pressure for people here in<br />

Christchurch.<br />

Right now, the fundamentals of our<br />

economy are strong. Our strong<br />

health response protected our<br />

economy through COVID-19, and<br />

we’ve pulled through better than<br />

almost anywhere else in the world.<br />

But we know that, despite these<br />

positive indicators, things are tough<br />

right now for many families, as global<br />

inflation affects prices here at home.<br />

That’s why in this year’s Budget,<br />

we’ve included a comprehensive<br />

cost of living package. This package<br />

includes a new temporary payment<br />

to help Kiwis earning up to $70,000<br />

a year with higher food and power<br />

bills. It also includes an extension<br />

to our fuel tax cut, reduced road<br />

user charges and half price public<br />

transport for further two months,<br />

and we’re permanently halving public<br />

transport fares for people on low<br />

incomes. Alongside these measures,<br />

we’re taking action on supermarkets<br />

to make sure Kiwis are paying a fair<br />

price at the checkout.<br />

It is important we do what we can<br />

to take the hard edges off the global<br />

factors that are affecting us here in<br />

New Zealand, and these practical<br />

measures will help families here in<br />

Canterbury and across the country.<br />

Of course, as we do this, we’ll<br />

continue to carefully manage the<br />

books – and our careful fiscal<br />

management means we return to<br />

surplus faster than National did after<br />

the global financial crisis.<br />

There’s a lot more in the Budget<br />

that will benefit people here in<br />

Christchurch, and if you’d like to read<br />

more, I’d encourage you to check out<br />

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Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>26</strong> <strong>2022</strong> 5<br />

Returning stolen bikes to owners<br />

THREE WEEKS after a bike<br />

registration service aimed at<br />

retrieving stolen bikes launched,<br />

a bike flagged as stolen has been<br />

reunited with its owner.<br />

Police and the city council<br />

teamed up with 529 Garage, a<br />

free bike registration service<br />

aimed at discouraging bike thefts<br />

last month.<br />

Soon after, a bike owner who<br />

thought they would never see<br />

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wheels back.<br />

Mark Anderson’s bike was<br />

stolen from the bike shed at his<br />

apartment building in the central<br />

city in February.<br />

To his surprise, he spotted it<br />

in a nearby property soon after<br />

it was stolen. Anderson called<br />

police who visited the address,<br />

but the bike had been moved.<br />

He’d seen something about<br />

529 Garage in the media, so he<br />

registered his bike and flagged it<br />

as stolen.<br />

Unfortunately, he didn’t have<br />

the serial number, but he did<br />

have clear photos of his bike.<br />

Constable Olivia Bensley, one<br />

of the police administrators for<br />

529 Garage, was executing a warrant<br />

in relation to other stolen<br />

items when she saw Anderson’s<br />

bike.<br />

“Without the serial number it<br />

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THe Waipapa Papanui-Innes<br />

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6<br />

Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>26</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />

CHRISTCHURCH<br />

CREMATORIUM<br />

FUNERALS<br />

CROSSWORD<br />

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once?<br />

TODAY<br />

Good 18 Very Good 22 Excellent <strong>26</strong><br />

Solution 144: art, arts, artsy, arty, ASTRAY, rat, rata,<br />

rats, ray, rays, sat, satay, satyr, say, star, stay, stray,<br />

sty, tar, tars, tray, trays, try, tsar.<br />

letters, including plurals, can you make<br />

from the six letters, using each only<br />

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allowed. There’s at least one six-letter<br />

word.<br />

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9. Boil gently (6)<br />

10. Essence (4)<br />

11. Outline (10)<br />

12. Strange person (inf) (6)<br />

14. Located (8)<br />

15. Evening meal (6)<br />

16. Careless, negligent (6)<br />

19. Side by side (8)<br />

21. Soak (6)<br />

23. Reinforce (10)<br />

24. Singe (4)<br />

25. Develop gradually (6)<br />

<strong>26</strong>. Sample (8)<br />

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13<br />

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1. Cow-like (6)<br />

2. Nuisance (4)<br />

3. Jewel (8)<br />

4. Accompany (6)<br />

5. Essential (10)<br />

6. Fidgety (8)<br />

8. Enjoy (6)<br />

13. Again and again (10)<br />

15. Tranquilliser (8)<br />

17. Put at risk (8)<br />

18. Engraves (6)<br />

20. Young eagle (6)<br />

22. Deranged (6)<br />

24. Leg bone (4)<br />

25 18 8 4 25 2 18 4 9 <strong>26</strong> 4 <strong>26</strong><br />

Crossword<br />

Across: 7. Forebear,<br />

9. Simmer, 10. Gist,<br />

11. Silhouette, 12. Weirdo,<br />

14. Situated, 15. Supper,<br />

16. Remiss, 19. Adjacent,<br />

21. Drench, 23. Strengthen,<br />

24. Sear, 25. Evolve,<br />

<strong>26</strong>. Specimen.<br />

Down: 1. Bovine, 2. Pest,<br />

3. Gemstone, 4. Escort,<br />

5. Imperative, 6. Restless,<br />

8. Relish, 13. Repeatedly,<br />

15. Sedative, 17. Endanger,<br />

18. Etches, 20. Eaglet, 22.<br />

Crazed, 24. Shin.<br />

WordBuilder<br />

age, aged, are, dag, dare,<br />

darer, dear, drag, drear, ear,<br />

egad, era, erg, err, gad, gar,<br />

gear, grade, GRADER, rad,<br />

rag, rage, raged, rare, read,<br />

rear, red, reg, REGARD.<br />

Sudoku<br />

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14 25 23 <strong>26</strong> 5 12 12<br />

25 20 25 22 18 6 18 5 1 25 9<br />

20 11 5 1 15 8<br />

CHRISTCHURCH<br />

CREMATORIUM<br />

FUNERALS


Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>26</strong> <strong>2022</strong> 7<br />

Dress up lamb rack the Greek way<br />

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Ingredients<br />

2 racks of lamb<br />

3 tbsp red wine vinegar<br />

3 tbsp coriander seeds<br />

2 tbsp fresh rosemary<br />

½ tbsp ground black pepper<br />

1 to taste sea salt<br />

2 lemons<br />

4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil<br />

100ml red wine<br />

If you like<br />

seafood,<br />

prawns can be<br />

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in many<br />

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Directions<br />

Use two small racks of lamb<br />

(or lamb shoulder or top rump<br />

enough to serve 4-6 people).<br />

Trim surplus fat from the lamb<br />

and pierce the skin with a series<br />

of little holes. Rub the lamb all<br />

over with the vinegar.<br />

Crush the coriander seeds<br />

in a mortar and pestle. Make a<br />

marinade by whisking together<br />

the crushed seeds, chopped<br />

rosemary, pepper, salt, and the<br />

zest and juice of 1 lemon. Rub<br />

the marinade over the lamb, then<br />

refrigerate overnight or stand at<br />

room temperature for 3-4 hours.<br />

Heat the oven to 200 deg C.<br />

Take the lamb from the marinade,<br />

pat dry and coat with the<br />

oil. Place the lamb and the<br />

remaining marinade in an oven<br />

dish to cook. After 15 minutes,<br />

turn, reduce the temperature to<br />

180 deg C and roast for 15-20<br />

minutes, basting the lamb occasionally<br />

with the pan juices.<br />

Remove the lamb from the<br />

dish, then cover with foil for up<br />

to 15 minutes while you make a<br />

sauce.<br />

Loosen the pan residues, then<br />

stir in the wine while rubbing the<br />

scrapings on the bottom of the<br />

pan so they dissolve. Let the sauce<br />

bubble up a little, then leave it to<br />

simmer gently while you slice the<br />

lamb.<br />

To serve, place the sliced lamb<br />

on a heated serving plate, squeeze<br />

the juice of the remaining lemon<br />

over, drizzle with sauce and decorate<br />

with extra sprigs of rosemary.<br />

Coconut prawns<br />

Serves 4-6<br />

Ingredients<br />

1 cup coconut threads<br />

½ cup breadcrumbs<br />

2 egg whites, whisked<br />

¼ cup flour<br />

½ tsp chilli powder<br />

24 raw prawn cutlets<br />

1 mango, roughly chopped, or<br />

400g canned mango, drained<br />

1 tbsp lemon juice<br />

½ red onion, finely chopped<br />

¼ cup fresh coriander, chopped<br />

½ cup sweet chilli sauce<br />

vegetable oil, for deep frying<br />

Directions<br />

Place coconut, whisked egg<br />

whites and flour in separate shallow<br />

bowls. Mix salt, pepper<br />

and chilli powder into the<br />

flour.<br />

Dip prawns into seasoned flour,<br />

then into egg white and lastly the<br />

coconut and breadcrumbs.<br />

Combine chopped mango,<br />

lemon juice, chopped red onion,<br />

coriander and sweet chilli sauce<br />

in a small bowl.<br />

Heat oil in a large saucepan to a<br />

depth of 3cm.<br />

Once oil is hot, quickly fry<br />

prawns until coconut is golden<br />

and prawns are pink. Transfer<br />

prawns to a plate lined with paper<br />

towels to drain.


8<br />

Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>26</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />

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With the evenings being darker earlier,<br />

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Ensure you have adequate outdoor<br />

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With the leaves already fallen, now is a<br />

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Thursday <strong>May</strong> <strong>26</strong> <strong>2022</strong> 9<br />

Prepare your<br />

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Double glaze windows, there is a wide<br />

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Simple steps to reduce dampness<br />

Air your home regularly<br />

Open doors and windows for 10-15<br />

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Use energy efficient, low<br />

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Heat rooms being used to at least 18˚C.<br />

Don’t use unflued or portable gas heaters.<br />

Use extractor fans<br />

They can help to get rid of moisture in<br />

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Use lids on pots when you cook<br />

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Turn on the fan before a shower<br />

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Shut the bathroom door and open the<br />

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Move furniture away from walls in<br />

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Dry washing outside<br />

Use a washing line or rack in the garage<br />

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Leave wardrobes slightly open<br />

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