Nor'West News: July 07, 2022

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Somali women show 

their print-making 

SHOCKED, SURREAL and 

excited. 

Those are the words of firsttime 

artist Samira Ahmed as 

she watched her print being 

hung up on show in Tūranga. 

Ahmed is one of eight 

Somali women aged between 

20 and 70 whose art is now on 

display in the Gurigeena: Our 

Home exhibition, held by the 

Canterbury Somali Association 

on the library’s ground floor. 

“I don’t think any of us know 

how good our artwork is. At 

the time I didn’t think it was a 

big deal but seeing it up there is 

impressive,” Ahmed said. 

The exhibition is one of the 

ways the association is giving a 

voice to the Somali community 

in Christchurch, particularly in 

the aftermath of the March 15, 

2019 terror attacks. 

Ahmed’s work is “pretty 

much” a self-portrait. 

“She’s deep in thought and 

whatever she’s thinking about, 

it’s very deep. Maybe world 

peace or something like that,” 

she said. 

Ahmed said the class was 

so great for the group’s wellbeing 

and gave her a little “me 

time”. 

The group of women attended 

eight two-hour classes hosted 

by artist and art teacher Janet 

Molineaux. 

• Turn to page 5 

HOME: Samira Ahmed is one of eight Somali women whose printmaking is now on 

display at Tūranga. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

Retail centre 

expansion 

gets green 

light – with 

restrictions 

THE CITY council has approved 

a private plan change that will 

allow the Homebase retail centre 

on Marshland Rd to expand, 

but there will be limitations on 

development. 

The city council adopted 

recommendations made by the 

independent hearings panel that 

considered the application by 

Reefville Properties Ltd to extend 

the commercial zone to the north 

of Homebase, and the public submissions 

received on it. 

The panel recommended the 

rezoning of residential land to 

commercial should be allowed, 

with certain restrictions to be included 

in the District Plan to limit 

the impact of development. It 

considered the impact of the retail 

centre’s growth on things such as 

a safe road network, the nearby 

The Palms shopping centre and 

the amenity of neighbouring 

residential areas. 

Restrictions include limiting, 

until October 2031, the type of 

retail activities allowed at the 

centre. The activities include 

clothing, footwear or department 

stores and supermarkets as part of 

the expansion until that date. 

Development needs to provide 

safe and convenient pedestrian 

and cycling connectivity between 

the adjoining residential areas 

to the west and Marshland Rd. 

Recommendations were also 

made about the scale and staging 

of development.

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Tūrangawaewae 

Thursday, all day 

Papanui Library 

Papanui Library is proud to be 

hosting a selection of artwork from 

local schools – Papanui Primary 

School, Papanui High School and Te 

Kura Mareko/Casebrook Intermediate. 

The Tūrangawaewae display is 

the realisation of the students hard 

work creating an art piece that demonstrates 

their sense of belonging. 

Wa Pēpi Babytimes 

Thursday, 10.30-11am 

Fendalton Library 

Meet others in the community and 

join the relaxed, fun group for interactive 

songs, rhymes, and books that 

will delight and develop your baby 

or toddler. Recommended for under 

two-year-olds. Free, no bookings 

required. Guardians and children 12 

and over will need a face mask. 

Bolivia Card Game 

Thursday, 1-3pm 

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library and 

Community Centre 

Go along to Ōrauwhata Bishopdale 

Library for a fun and friendly card 

game of Bolivia. All are welcome. 

Rummikub Club 

Thursday, 1-3pm 


Go along to Fendalton Library to 

Scrabble Club at Redwood, Friday, 11am-noon, Redwood Library. 

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play a game of Rummikub – an 

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Rotary Bookarama 

Friday-Sunday, 10am 

Bishopdale YMCA 

Over 50,000 books on offer including 

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biography plus jigsaws, games, 

CDs, DVDs and vinyl records Fresh 

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proceeds to supporting community 

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JP Clinic at Fendalton 

Saturday, 10am-noon 


A justice of the peace is on site to 

take oaths, declarations, affidavits 

and affirmations; to witness signatures 

on documents and to certify 

document copies. The JP can also 

witness citizenship applications, 

sponsorship applications and rates 

rebate applications. There is no 

Thursday July 7 2022 

charge for this service. Vaccine pass 

required. 

Bishopdale Monday Book 

Club 

Monday, 10-11.30am 

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library and 

Community Centre 

Go along and join the friendly 

group of readers and chat about your 

current reading and old favourites. 

With no set book to read, this is a 

relaxed and social group who meet 

monthly in the library. Held on the 

second Monday of each month. 

Marshland Table Tennis Club 

Monday, 7.30-9.30pm 

Ouruhia Hall, 225 Guthries Rd 

Marshland Table Tennis Club 

invites those in the community 

interested in playing social table tennis 

to go along on a Monday night. 

Club membership and casual players 

are welcome at any time. Casual play 

fees $5 adult, $3 school aged. For 

more information phone Lynley on 

021 205 1106. All welcome. 

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WE ALL seem to be behaving 

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That is the report card of the 

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Park and 

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The Singlemen’s Quarters 

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been gifted a working piano 

thanks to an anonymous 

donor. 

The previous piano that sat 

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keys were pressed, leaving 

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Waipuna Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

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Singlemen’s Quarters for 

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“I understand the enjoyment 

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Mora made a post on 

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piano to the quarry and had a 

person that wanted to remain 

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The Singlemen’s Quarters 

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Mora said she bumped 

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Quarters the previous day 

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piano. 

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Quarry Cafe barista Paul 

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The new piano would add 

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Mora said she’d like to 

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School on the move after 66 years 


community what it is.” 

Tomorrow the school will host 

THE COUNTDOWN is on for 

a final hui with Mayor Lianne 

Banks Avenue School as this 

Dalziel and past principal Murray 

Edlin attending. 

week marks the school’s last 

few days at its current site after 

Aitken said while a lot of pupils’ 

are excited to finally have a 

opening in 1956. 

Staff and pupils’ have been patiently 

waiting for a new school 

new school, some of the younger 

ones are anxious at the thought 

for 11 years, after the current one 

of uprooting. 

suffered damage from the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. 

“While there’s excitement, 

A week-long celebration to end 

there’s also a bit of trepidation 

the term began on Sunday and 

and anxiety because it’s a huge 

includes speeches from past pupils, 

activities and games and a 

Pupils’ and staff will do a walk 

thing to move a new school.” 

visit from Mayor Lianne Dalziel. 

from their current site to their 

Teacher and leaving coordinator 

Rhonda Aitken said 

on July 27 when the school term 

new site followed by a pōwhiri 

the school is one of the last to 

starts up again. Prime Minister 

have a complete rebuild, located HISTORY: First day pupil Wendy Steed gave a speech on Sunday to parents and staff to Jacinda Ardern has also been 

at the Old Shirley Boys’ High kick off the celebration week. The event included a performance by the school’s kapa invited to attend. 

School site on North Pde. haka group. 

“The journey has been long but 

“It [school] was deemed safe lots of cracks and a sinking floor She said the move to a new “We wanted to make sure that we’re just about at the end of it,” 

for us to operate out of but we’re in the corner from earthquake site is exciting but will also be we do a really good salute to the Aitken said. 

hanging on by a thread really,” damage as well as the school emotional as some main buildings 

at the current site will be it’s not just the buildings, it’s the out of that big dark tunnel and 

school before we leave it because “Now we’re finally coming 

she said. 

having to operate without a hall 

Aitken said her classroom has as it was demolished. 

demolished. 

people that actually make this heading to our new school.” 

Art classes an opportunity for some ‘me time’ 

• From page 1 

“A lot of them are from quite 

nomadic backgrounds and 

they’d never done any art. 

They’re elderly women or young 

mothers and have not been able 

to escape their domesticity. 

This was for their well-being,” 

Molineaux said. 

For the women it was a time to 

get together, listen to traditional 

music in the background, talk, 

and work on their art. 

They were presented with 

different Somali prints and 

each woman chose an image 

they connected with. Once 

they’d each chosen their images, 

Molineaux took them through 

the process of print-making. 

Said Molineaux: “A lot of 

them don’t speak English so I 

was teaching by demonstration. 

To begin with my ladies were 

really shy but towards the middle 

of the term they’d gotten used 

to me and there was a strong 

connection. 

“Even now they’re finished, 

they don’t realise what they’ve 

created because they’ve never 

done it before. It’s not a big 

collection, eight prints, but what 

it does for this group of women 

is huge.” 

Once they were finished, 

Molineaux said she knew they 

needed to be made public and 

approached Christchurch City 

Libraries, which leapt at the 

chance to host the exhibition. 

“It’s so fabulous to see the 

beautiful works of art showcased 

for the public. We urge anyone 

and everyone to come and check 

them out,” city council acting 

head of libraries and information 

Elaine Sides said. 

The work is on display in 

Tūranga until August. 

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be disappointment. You see this particular 

scenario played out most weeks, however 

the market we have enjoyed over the past 18 

months saw the reverse of this: astronomical 

figures achieved regardless of the initial cost of 

the property and subsequent investment. 

But not everything is analytical. In fact, some 

of the biggest motivations for people to buy 

or sell are deeply emotional and might make 

sense only to them. 

Examples I’ve noted over the years have 

included the purchase of neighboring 

properties. 

The disparaging ‘nosey neighbor’ label gets 

bandied about more than I care for, but I’ve 

seen significant prices paid by neighbors 

who wanted to protect boundaries or views, 

or wanted other family members to live close 

by. They believed in the value of the location 

and in some cases had waited patiently for 

the opportunity. Owners that chose to sell at 

auction often achieved wonderful premiums 

because of this. 

Another emotional factor I’ve witnessed is the 

acrimonious split, where you see two common 

scenarios: the ‘I don’t care because I’m off to a 

better life’ and the ‘I’ll fight you every step of 

the way because I feel betrayed and belittled’. 

The skill required to navigate these situations 

with care and professionalism isn’t the domain 

of everyone and I’d always suggest doing 

significant due diligence to find a professional 

who has the skill to look after all parties whilst 

delivering the best result, because there may 

be an emotional minefield ahead. 

And before you think it can’t be done, it can; 

I’ve seen it. 

But for me, perhaps the most emotional of 

all sales transactions are the ones involving 

couples who – having lived long and 

wonderful lives together – must sell to move 

into supportive care. 

You walk through properties full of nostalgic 

memories, photos, books, furniture, 

mementoes and ‘stuff’. The stuff of life and you 

realize on their behalf how hard it is. 

That’s when emotion really comes to the fore. 

In one example that comes to mind, I had the 

enormous privilege of meeting a couple that 

had lived a full and valued life, but it was time 

to move. 

They worry, have they left it too late? And (this 

is common) I worry that we have a deadline 

hanging over us requiring a sale by a certain 

date so they can move to the residential 

village. 

Their friends worry about auctioning, which 

we believed was the best process due to the 

deadlines just mentioned – and the nature of 

their property – and their family worry about 

all the things families lose sleep over when 

they have elderly parents. 

Economics are important, of course, but the 

emotional factors in all of this are much more 

important. 

So why share this? 

It could be that I want our elderly clients to 

move safely and with dignity to their new 

home. 

It could be because my own parents are now 

at that age and although they tell me in no 

uncertain terms that they are never moving, I 

worry every winter. 

Or it could be that no matter what any of us 

think, people will make their own decisions. It 

might be purely financially driven or it might 

be deeply emotional. It’s important to find 

out which it is before you wade in. And for 

real estate professionals working in this space, 

know what’s best, do that and more, and 

remember that life is a mixture of facts and 

feelings. 

Lynette McFadden 

Harcourts gold Business Owner 

027 432 0447 

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Shooting goals to raise money for cancer 


TWO YOUNG netballers shot 

more than 2500 goals between 

them to raise money for the Cancer 

Society. 

Izzy Davies and Amelia Osborn, 

both 11, participated in Cancer Society’s 

Shoot for the Moon challenge, 

raising money through shooting 

goals for a chosen sport. 

The challenge has a set target of 

384 goals as the moon is 384,000km 

away from the earth, however, the 

girls have taken it upon themselves to 

go above and beyond. 

Amelia shot 544 of her 500 goals 

and raised $443 of her $350 target 

while Izzy shot exactly 2000 of her 

2000 target and raised $336, exceeding 

her $250 goal. 

The funds raised have gone towards 

supporting people with cancer 

across the Canterbury-West Coast 

region as well as funding cancer 

research and programmes to help 

reduce cancer risk. 

The Marshland School pupils play 

netball for the same team at St Francis 

of Assisi Netball Club, St Albans, 

with Amelia on goal attack and Izzy 

on goal shoot. 

Amelia’s mum Bex Osborn teaches 

the girls at Marshland School 

and coaches their netball team. 

She saw the challenge on Facebook 

and asked the girls if they would be 

interested. 

“They were really keen. They go out 

and practise most days, they love it,” 

Osborn said. 

“They wanted to push themselves 

a little bit further really, Amelia on 

CHALLENGE: Izzy Davies (left) and Amelia Osborn participated in 

Cancer Society’s Shoot for the Moon challenge and shot more than 

2500 goals between them. 

the very first day shot 126 goals and 

said well this is going to be done and 

dusted pretty quick.” 

The girls, who have known each 

other since they were six weeks old, 

shot their goals during netball games 

and after school using each other’s 

hoops at home. 

Both girls wanted to give back to 

the charity as they know people who 

have had cancer and said it’s good to 

help others. 

Although, they admitted it was 

hard work fitting in shooting 

their goals with Amelia sometimes 

having to stay at school late shooting 

goals. 

Osborn said she was extremely 

proud of both Amelia and Izzy for 

their hard work and determination 

to complete the challenge. 

“It’s nice to have children that 

realise the importance of giving back 

and that are empathetic to other 

people and other people’s needs,” she 

said. 

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With a brand whose agents consistently 

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been awarded the No. 1 Harcourts office in 

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that you’re part of an exceptional team. 

For these consultants to have earned a position 

as one of the top fifteen real estate consultants 

at Harcourts gold is an extraordinary achievement 

and a testament to their drive and dedication. 

These consultants are all standouts in their field; 

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Pupils use Minecraft to redesign red zone 

CHISNALLWOOD Intermediate 

School pupils are using a popular 

computer game to redesign the 

red zone. 

With the school’s focus of 

community this term, the year 

6-9 pupils are building their very 

own community through the 

Minecraft: Education Edition 

programme. 

Being located less than 1km 

from the red zone, the teachers 

decided to create a project for 

pupils that would not only give 

back to the community but teach 

them how to act as one. 

The pupils built an exact 

replica of the red zone, 

photographing the red zone 

and then overlaying it into the 

Minecraft world using coding 

with help from M:EE global 

mentor Nathan Scott from 

Cyclone. 

Teacher Anna Duncan said 

implementing Minecraft has 

positively ignited the school year 

and pupils are engaged when 

using it. 

“Kids that never really 

show any enthusiasm towards 

learning and often disengage are 

now getting involved. They’re 

asking really great questions 

about the topics we’re teaching 

through Minecraft and their 

understanding has noticeably 

improved.” 

Thirty-one pupils worked 

together to establish the best 

plot of land for their project, 

including infrastructure and 

environmental aspects. 

One sports-loving team argued 

the land needed to be close to a 

river so they could offer rowing 

at their sports centre. 

Duncan said it’s encouraged 

the pupils to collaborate more as 

they are all working in the same 

world and asking each other 

questions. 

Deputy principal Iva Hamilton 

agreed and said “it’s not a game. 

It’s a tool for education. There is 

a need for communication with 

digital tools that I didn’t 

expect, and the kids learnt 

that too.” 

“I’d say the class was 90 per 

cent happy with the outcome 

of land divisions. They came to 

understand the need to adapt, 

negotiate and make do for the 

greater good of the community,” 

said teacher Tui Waters. 

Next on the agenda for the 

school is building animal 

kingdoms to expand students’ 

thinking around habitats and 

wildlife survival. 

COLLABORATION: 

Pupils had to 

work together 

and compromise 

on a final plot for 

the land as well 

as buildings that 

would feature. 

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Tart up your meals with pumpkin and lemon 

Tarts are good. Tarts 

with roast pumpkin 

and garlic are even 

better. Roasting the 

pumpkin brings out the 

sweetness and flavour 

in this recipe, then the 

rest is easy. 

Roast pumpkin and garlic 

tart 

Serves 6-8 

Ingredients 

Pastry: 

2 cups flour 

½ tsp salt 

80g butter, cubed 

1 egg 

1 Tbsp cold water 

TWO TARTS: Make a roast pumpkin and 

garlic tart for everyday eating, or a lemon 

tart for a special occasion. PHOTOS: 

BABICHE MARTENS, GUY WILLIAMS/ODT 

Filling: 

400g peeled chopped pumpkin 

6 cloves garlic, peeled and 

chopped 

½ tsp paprika 

2 Tbsp olive oil 

100g feta, crumbled 

2 Tbsp thyme leaves 

2 eggs, lightly beaten 

¾ cup cream 

Salt and freshly ground pepper 

1 cup grated parmesan 

Directions 

Preheat the oven to 180degC. 

Place the pumpkin, garlic, 

paprika and oil on an oven tray, 

tossing to combine. Roast for 

30 minutes until golden brown. 

Remove from the oven. 

To make the pastry, place 

the flour, salt and butter in a 

food processor, blitzing until it 

resembles fine bread crumbs. 

Add the egg and water and blitz 

to form the dough. Roll on a 

lightly floured bench until 5mm 

thick. Line a 23cm quiche or pie 

tin. Bake blind for 15 minutes. 

Remove from the oven. 

Into the tart tin place the 

pumpkin, feta and thyme leaves. 

Combine the eggs and cream. 

Season, then pour over the pumpkin. 

Sprinkle over the parmesan. 

Bake for 40 minutes or until set in 

the middle. 

Note: If you don’t have time (or 

it’s in your too-hard basket) to 

make pastry, buy it. 

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Airspresso Cafe’s lemon 

tart 

Ingredients 

Sweet pastry, enough to line a 

12-hole muffin tin 

3 lemons, zest and juice 

150g sugar 

3 eggs 

225ml cream 

Lemon curd: 

4½ Tbsp cornflour 

2 cups cream 

18 eggs 

5¼ cups sugar 

4½ Tbsp grated lemon rind 

2¼ cups fresh lemon juice 

Directions 

Line 12-hole muffin tray neatly 

with sweet pastry. 

Mix eggs, sugar and cream 

together to combine. 

Add lemon juice. 

Pour into cases and bake for 30 

minutes or until set. 

Set aside to cool. Before serving 

add a dollop of lemon curd. 

To make the lemon curd, 

mix cornflour and cream together 

to make a paste. Add sugar and 

eggs. Whisk together. Add lemon 

juice and rind. Mix well. 

Place in a microwave for 

3-minute intervals. 

Whisk after 3 minutes. 

Continue until mixture is thick 

(normally three 3-intervals). 

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The School of Opportunity 

for Year 7 & 8 Students 

OPEN 

Message from the Principal 

Tēnā koutou katoa, 

DAYS 

2021 has started with Year 8 students on camps 

and our Year 7s involved in a number of activity 

days outside of the classroom. We have been 

incredibly impressed at how quickly our new 

students have become active members of our 

school forming a very united learning community. 

Wednesday 3 rd August 

Our school values of Respect, Excellence and 

Perseverance are evident in the positive school 

culture and inclusive 

1:30pm 

behaviours 

- 2:45pm 

evident in the 

playground and the classrooms. 

Friday 5 th August 

Casebrook is the school of opportunity and prides 

itself on the 9:00am diverse range - 10:30am 

of sporting, cultural and 

arts programs on offer. These are now up and 

1:30pm - 2:45pm 

Book your open 

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ENROLLING NOW! 

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Use sausages as 

winter warmers 

Got a family to 

feed or expecting 

visitors? Dress up 

sausages for an 

economical, filling 

meal 

Winter sausages 

Serves 6-8 

Ingredients 

Sausages – up to 8 (preboil, 

then brown in frypan 

using olive oil) 

1 large onion, chopped 

4 cloves garlic, crushed 

4 tamarillos, peeled and 

chopped 

¼ cup red wine, mixed 

with: 

1 x 425gm can chopped 

tomatoes (any flavour) 

1 heaped teaspoon cornflour, 

mix to a paste with 

liquid first, then add the 

rest and mix through 

¼ cup brown sugar 

½ teaspoon salt 

1 tablespoon tomato paste 

½ teaspoon tabasco sauce 

Directions 

Brown sausages in 

frypan, add the onion and 

garlic and cook until lightly 

browned, adding more olive 

oil if necessary. 

Add tamarillos and rest 

of ingredients to the frypan, 

cover and simmer for about 

20min until the liquid renders 

down. 

Sausage and mustard 

casserole 

Serves 6 to 8 

Ingredients 

2 tablespoons olive oil, 

place in frypan and heat 

1 large onion (chopped) 

6 button mushrooms 

Up to 8 sausages (no need 

to pre-boil) 

2 tablespoons brown sugar 

1 tablespoon honey wholegrain 

mustard 

¼ cup red wine vinegar 

1 Beef Oxo cube, dissolved 

in: 

1 cup boiling water 

1 tablespoon cornflour, 

mixed to a paste with: 

1 tablespoon blue milk 

Peppercorns 

2 tablespoons parsley or 

coriander (chopped) 

More olive oil, if necessary 

Directions 

Saute onion and remove 

from frypan. 

Brown sausages in olive 

oil (add some more, if 

necessary). Turn frypan 

off, add sliced mushrooms 

brown sugar, mustard, 

red wine vinegar and Oxo 

cube/water. 

Cover frypan and simmer 

for about 20min. 

Add cornflour/milk and 

thicken, then add parsley 

and heat through thoroughly. 

Bangers and mash 

Serves 8 

Ingredients 

800gm potatoes, peeled, 

chopped 

1/2 cup blue milk, warmed 

30gm butter, melted 

1 tbsp olive oil 

8 sausages 

1 large red onion, cut into 

thick wedges 

1/4 cup gravy powder 

1/3 cup red wine 

1 cup beef stock 

2 tbsp chopped fresh flatleaf 

parsley 

Directions 

Place potato in a saucepan. 

Cover with cold water. 

Bring to the boil over high 

heat. 

Boil until cooked. Drain. 

Return to pan over low 

heat. Toss for 1min or until 

excess liquid has evaporated. 

Add milk and butter. 

Mash until smooth. Season 

with salt and pepper. 

Heat the oil in a large 

heavy-based frying pan 

over medium heat. Add 

sausages. Cook, turning, 

for 10min or until cooked 

through. 

Transfer to a plate. Cover 

to keep warm. 

Return pan to medium 

heat. Add onion. Cook, 

stirring, for 8min or until 

softened. 

Add gravy powder. 

Cook, stirring, for 1min 

minute or until combined. 

Remove from heat. 

Gradually stir in combined 

wine and stock. 

Return to heat. Cook, 

stirring, for 5min or until 

mixture boils and thickens 

slightly. 

Divide mash among 

plates. Top with sausages, 

gravy and parsley. Serve. 

Marmalade-baked 

sausages 

Serves 8 

Ingredients 

2 tablespoons olive oil 

12 sausages 

150gm marmalade, 

warmed 

110ml apple cider 

2 red onions, cut into 

wedges 

3 pears, cut into wedges 

1 tbs wholegrain mustard 

1 garlic bulb, halved crossways 

Pickled cucumbers and 

dill sprigs, to serve 

Directions 

Above: 

Bangers 

and 

mash. 

Left: 

Sausage 

and 

mustard 

casserole. 

Preheat oven to 220 deg 

C and grease a large baking 

tray. 

Toss oil, sausages, marmalade, 

cider, onion, pear, 

mustard, garlic, 1 teaspoon 

salt flakes and a pinch of 

ground black pepper on 

prepared tray. 

Spread over tray and 

roast, basting three times 

with cooking juices, for 20- 

25min or until sausages are 

cooked through. 

Scatter over pickled 

cucumber and dill to serve. 

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HOME & HEATING 

Ground moisture barrier 

under low sub-floor 

Now with the colder and wetter weather on 

its way, home owners are focusing on ways 

to make their homes comfortable, warm 

and healthy for their families throughout 

winter. Rising damp is an issue that affects 

many of our older properties which suffer 

from poor, or no, ground moisture barrier. 

In Canterbury especially, post-quake, many 

people have relocated to homes that suffer 

from rising damp which can be associated 

with health problems. Independent tests have 

shown that up to 40 litres of water can rise 

from the ground and enter a house every day, 

leading to mildew, mould, condensation and 

musty smells. Moulds can produce various 

allergic reactions and the frail, elderly and 

very young are especially vulnerable. 

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villain in the house. The new Healthy Homes 

Standards introduced by the government 

effective from the 1st July 2019 now has 

a requirement to install ground moisture 

barriers, a key element in the armory to fight 

moisture in the home. 

Dr Larry Bellamy BE (hons) PhD in a 

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CREMATORIUM 

FUNERALS 

CROSSWORD 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

8 9 

10 11 

251 

SUDOKU 

Every row, column and box should 

contain the digits 1 to 9. 

WordBuilder 

WORDBUILDER 

151 

6 

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I D C 

12 13 14 15 

16 

17 18 

19 

20 21 22 23 24 

How many words of three or more letters, 

How including many plurals, words can you 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. 

letters, including plurals, can you make 

from the six letters, using each only 

once? TODAY’S GOAL 

No words Good 17 beginning Very Good 21 with Excellent a capital 25 are 

allowed. There’s at least one six-letter 

Solution 150: ceil, coil, coir, col, cole, cor, core, ice, 

ire, lei, lice, lie, lire, loci, lore, oil, oiler, orc, ore, 

word. oriel, RECOIL, relic, rice, riel, rile, roc, roe, roil, role. 

Good 17 Very Good 21 Excellent 25 

25 26 

27 28 

29 30 

31 32 

33 34 

Across 

1. Self-confidence (6) 

5. Neglect (6) 

10. As well (7) 

11. Swagger, boastfulness (7) 

12. Follow-up drink (6) 

15. Walk with long steps (6) 

16. Solemn (7) 

17. Leak slowly (4) 

18. Foolish (4) 

19. Synthetic (3-4) 

20. Con trick (4) 

22. Good point (4) 

25. Cheap piece of jewellery (7) 

27. Allowance (6) 

28. Main meal (6) 

31. Avoidance (7) 

32. Envisage (7) 

33. Ancient unit of distance (6) 

34. Insult (6) 

Decoder 

Down 

2. Hallway (7) 

3. Lots (inf) (6) 

4. Freshwater fish (4) 

5. Arrears (4) 

6. Intelligence (inf) (6) 

7. Staying power (7) 

8. Counting device (6) 

9. Truthful (6) 

13. Wed again (7) 

14. Minor illness (7) 

15. Overcome (7) 

20. Morose (6) 

21. Mediocre (colloq) (7) 

23. Yearning (7) 

24. Piercing cry (6) 

25. Demanding (6) 

26. Angry outburst (6) 

29. Gambler’s stake (4) 

30. Prejudice (4) 

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C X D G H J U Y N W B E P 

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I Z M A T L Q K R V F O S 

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

A F Shuker 

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 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

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All puzzles copyright 

T H E P U Z Z L E C O M P A N Y 

www.thepuzzlecompany.co.nz 

SOLUTION 

No.151 

Crossword 

Across: 1. Aplomb, 5. 

Disuse, 10. Besides, 11. 

Bravado, 12. Chaser, 15. 

Stride, 16. Serious, 17. 

Seep, 18. Daft, 19. Manmade, 

20. Scam, 22. Plus, 

25. Trinket, 27. Leeway, 28. 

Dinner, 31. Evasion, 32. 

Imagine, 33. League, 34. 

Sledge. 

Down: 2. Passage, 3. 

Oodles, 4. Bass, 5. Debt, 

6. Smarts, 7. Stamina, 8. 

Abacus, 9. Honest, 13. 

Remarry, 14. Ailment, 15. 

Subdued, 20. Sullen, 21. 

Average, 23. Longing, 24. 

Shriek, 25. Taxing, 26. 

Tirade, 29. Ante, 30. Bias. 

WordBuilder 

cedi, cep, cite, cited, 

DEPICT, dice, die, diet, dip, 

edict, edit, epic, ice, iced, 

pet, pic, pie, pied, pit, tec, 

ted, tepid, tic, tide, tie, tied, 

tip. 

Sudoku 

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 into the 

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. 

16 20 12 4 6 26 9 4 2 12 9 

9 10 4 20 25 12 

25 23 25 9 24 9 4 17 17 4 9 5 

R A G 

13 9 19 12 24 6 20 

13 14 18 12 12 6 16 4 21 13 22 

4 1 21 9 16 

13 26 20 9 22 13 25 14 2 25 3 4 

5 6 13 6 13 

20 20 22 1 7 20 25 22 25 13 13 

24 11 4 20 11 3 23 

24 9 1 14 8 24 4 5 12 24 12 25 

6 22 25 6 6 4 

25 22 16 25 16 6 4 15 25 4 9 

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 

A 

R 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

G 

SOLUTION 

No.150 

151 

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

V O T I P Q A Z C J M K Y 

X N B L H D R W G F E U S 

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

25 19 26 11 15 16 13 11 15 7 16 11 

6 16 12 19 5 

11 7 15 13 22 15 2 14 19 5 14 

24 12 16 11 24 

11 15 6 23 24 3 26 15 4 10 4 

26 10 13 24 12 17 4 24 

3 9 19 20 15 13 10 12 15 26 19 

6 12 3 16 19 4 14 4 11 

19 5 20 19 9 19 16 19 14 26 

18 1 19 26 22 10 5 19 

24 14 24 19 11 15 7 19 11 

A L E 

11 6 19 13 26 3 6 15 7 10 6 

A F Shuker 

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within a single transaction. Subject to availability. Exclusions, terms and conditions apply

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