Pegasus Post: August 25, 2022

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2022 

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LOW RISK: A city council report recommended several changes to the Mairehau and Inwoods Rds intersection but the community board opted to 

leave it as it is. 

PHOTO: KAREN CASEY 

No changes for busy 

Parklands intersection 

• By Natalie Pham 

SAFETY improvements will not 

be made at a busy intersection 

in Parklands. 

Waitai Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board members 

debated whether to approve several 

proposed improvements at 

the Mairehau Rd and Inwoods 

Rd intersection. 

But the majority of board 

members opted to maintain the 

status quo, in spite of objections 

voiced by members Celeste 

Donovan and Bebe Frayle. 

City council staff recommended 

changing the lane 

marking, kerb alignment, 

island and road surface. Staff 

also noted the presence of two 

approach lanes added risk for 

pedestrians. 

But community board 

chair Kelly Barber said the 

majority of residents did not 

want the changes. “Our job 

is to look at the city council’s 

recommendation and listen to 

the community’s feedback,” he 

said. 

The project will now be 

considered in the future city 

council annual or long term 

plans. One of the main concerns 

from residents was over the 

proposal to merge the two exit 

lanes on Inwoods Rd into one. 

Board member Phil Mauger 

seconded the motion to not 

approve the changes, stating he 

would be “snarly” at the location 

of the proposed island if he was 

a bus driver. 

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what’s on 

this week 

Community Planting Day 

Saturday, 10am-1pm 

103 Philpotts Rd, Mairehau 

Join Cranford Basin Community 

Planting for a fun community 

planting day.Email Christchurch@ 

cvnz.org.nz or go to the website at 

www.cvnz.org.nz for more details. 

Kawhe and Kōrero 

Thursday, 10-11am 

New Brighton Library 

Want to practice your reo? Go 

along to New Brighton Library for a 

cuppa to build your korero skills with 

fellow learners. This session is aimed 

at adults who would like to build 

confidence speaking te reo Maori in 

a relaxed environment. No booking 

required, places are limited. 

Rummikub Club 

Thursday, 10am-noon 

Linwood Library 

Go along to Linwood Library 

for a game of Rummikub, a tilebased 

game for two to four players, 

combines elements of the card 

game rummy and mahjong. Every 

Thursday. Free no bookings required. 

SAYGO Falls Prevention 

Exercise Class 

Friday, 10-11am 


Steady As You Go (SAYGo) is the 

exercise class designed to help older 

people reduce their likelihood of 

having a fall. The class helps with 

Mobile Discovery Wall, Everyday until October 27, New Brighton 

Library. The Discovery Wall at Tūranga has a smaller, mobile ‘sibling’. 

Local heritage comes to life with this unique interactive touchscreen 

technology that lets you explore the history of Christchurch. 

engaging in simple activities, seated 

in a chair, standing and walking, 

improving balance, flexibility and 

strength, feel physically better and 

more able, enjoy the company of likeminded 

people. Free, no bookings 

required. For more information 

phone Age Concern on 366 0903 or 

0800 80 33 44. 

JP Clinic at Parklands 

Friday, noon-2pm 

Parklands 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. Vaccine pass 

required. 

Barrier Free Computing 

Saturday, 10am-noon 


Barrier Free Computing 

provided by Computer for Special 

Needs Trust is an organisation 

that offers assistance with using 

computers for people experiencing 

disability in a friendly and 

supportive setting. Tutors will 

be on hand to help beginners as 

well as provide assistance with 

emailing, accessing the internet, 

playing games, researching a 

homework assignment, and literacy 

or numeracy development. There is 

also the opportunity for socialising 

with others with similar interests. 

Standard library printing and 

copying costs apply. Free to attend, 

no booking required. 

Wā Kōrero - Storytimes 

Thursday, 10.30-11am 

Parklands Library 

Meet others in the community 

when you and your preschooler join 

for a fun variety of stories, songs 

and rhymes which foster children’s 

literacy. All whānau and caregivers 

welcome. Please note: Guardians and 

children 12 and over will need to 

wear a face mask. 

Mitre 10 MeGA FerryMeAd lends A 

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A brand new adventure playground has given South New Brighton 

School another reason to celebrate as it marks its centenary 

this year, with the support of Mitre 10 Helping Hands - Project 

Playground. 

Established in 1922, the school in the coastal east of Christchurch 

with approximately 500 students, has long been at the heart of a 

vibrant community hit hard by a series of events. 

The Christchurch earthquakes forced many families to relocate out 

of the area after their homes were red zoned, and caused the loss 

of the joint Council and school hall and other facilities. After a long 

wait, the rebuild of the school hall was to begin in 2020, when an 

electrical fire destroyed a block of five classrooms, a library and 

resource rooms. 

The school’s Project Playground submission described the state of 

the school’s existing play equipment as “dismal, however, any hope 

of upgrading the playground area had to be put on hold while 

classroom and hall design, plan and build were prioritised. 

Principal Sue Walls said: “Seeing your school injured in that way is 

difficult for people and it takes a long time to repair and recover. 

To have something new around the school feels like the rebuilding 

is starting to happen after 10 years, that we’re starting to get some 

positive things happening. 

“We’re a real community here and the wider community uses our 

playground during the weekends and holidays, so the school is 

really the hub. We’re a fair distance from another playground so to 

have one that people can come to with the whole family is special.” 

Despite Covid disruption and manufacturing delays, the playground 

opened early on Friday 17 June to the delight of students and 

teachers alike, with Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead, who also helped with 

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Businesses pitch in for patrol car 

BURWOOD Pegasus 

Community Watch has a new 

set of wheels thanks to the 

generosity of local businesses. 

The community watch group, 

which comes under the umbrella 

of the Community Patrols New 

Zealand, has been patrolling a 

large area of the city’s eastern 

suburbs for the last 27 years. 

President Diane Dixey, who 

has been with the group for 25 

years, said it works closely with 

police to report any suspicious 

activity requiring their attention. 

“We patrol residential, 

business, and industrial 

areas, parks, schools, shopping 

areas, rest homes, hospital, 

sports clubs and pools to deter 

or identify criminal activity,” she 

said. 

“We’re always on the lookout 

for stolen vehicles or stolen 

property and for missing 

persons.” 

After a rise in reports of arson, 

the group expanded its patrol 

area to include Bottle Lake 

Forest – which is owned and 

managed by Rayonier Matariki 

Forests. 

Rayonier Matariki Forests 

general manager of operations 

Mark Grover said arson 

attempts have dropped since the 

community watch group started 

regular patrols. 

“[The group] have also come 

across an injured cyclist and 

located lost children and dogs. 

We’re very thankful for their 

NEW WHEELS: Mark Grover and Burwood Pegasus Community Watch president Diane 

Dixey and the group’s new patrol vehicle. 

watchful eye,” he said. 

The company is among 

10 businesses to contribute 

cash and services to get the 

community watch’s new car on 

the road and maintain it. The 

community watch is looking for 

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more volunteers to increase its 

patrolling hours. 

“Some people only stay for a 

short time and others have been 

with us for 10 years,” Dixey said. 

She also said six of their 

members had joined the police 

after getting a good grounding 

with the group. 

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Traffic lights 

could cost 

$750,000 

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Some residents said a 

roundabout or traffic lights would 

be a better solution. 

Board member Linda Stewart 

agreed: “I’d rather go straight for 

the light than bits and pieces that 

are really just bandages. 

“We’re going to make a decision, 

make one that is going to work for 

the long term because Mairehau is 

a really busy road,” she said. 

While Frayle was in favour of the 

signalised intersection, she said the 

board needs to be “realistic” about 

what they can achieve. 

The project was prompted last 

year after residents raised concerns 

about drivers failing to stop at 

the stop sign when turning from 

Inwoods Rd into Mairehau Rd. 

In 2018, a refuge island was built 

on Mairehau Rd after feedback 

from the community highlighted 

the safety issues and barrier to pedestrians 

due to the long crossing 

distance. 

Said city council traffic engineer 

Gautham Praburam: “Implementation 

of a roundabout or traffic signals 

would be considerably more 

expensive than what is proposed.” 

Traffic signals are estimated to 

cost about $500,000 to $750,000. 

The report also noted that the 

risk at the intersection is too low to 

warrant traffic lights. 

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School Update 

He Manukura Pitopito Kōrero 

Ma whero ma pango ka oti ai te mahi 

With red and black the work will be complete 

Kia orana, Noa’ia, Talofa 

lava, Mauri, Mālō e lelei, 

Tālofa, Ni Sa Bula Vinaka, 

Fakaalofa lahi atu, Mālō ni 

and warm Pacific greetings. 

Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, 

tēnā tatou katoa. Nau mai, 

Haere Mai! 

We have been very 

fortunate to fill all of the 

vacant positions on the Haeata Community Campus Board. Our congratulations to 

newly elected Kelley Gibson, Irihapiti Mahuika, and re-elected Rebecca Wilkinson 

and Ryan Wilson. We are grateful for your support of our kura! 

On Friday, 19 August 2022 Years 11, 12 and 13 enjoyed themselves at the Senior 

Formal. It was a wonderful occasion and a right of passage for our rangitahi. Our 

thanks go to the plethora of sponsors, including Programmed Maintenance, Cyclone, 

Wainoni Pak N Save, New World Prestons, Glam for the Gram, Rangiora Bakery 

and Anglea from Ricoh, all of whom gave so generously to support our rangatahi. 

As we begin Week 6 of Term 3 I notice a real fatigue setting in amongst Kaimahi 

and ākonga alike. Term 3 is traditionally the hardest term due to high workloads 

for senior students, challenging weather and a high absenteeism across the kura. If 

whānau need assistance at this time please make contact with the kura to ensure we 

are aware. Spring officially begins on Thursday, 1st September 2022 and hopefully 

we will see an improvement in the weather and the number of sunshine hours 

during the day. 

Cell phones continue to be a problem at kura and are contributing to many of 

the problems faced by our rangatahi. Cyber bullying continues to erode many of 

the relationships they form at kura and often results in negative and unwanted 

behaviours during the school day. I have included here the key messages we are 

currently consulting on for our updated Cell Phone policy. We are keen for your 

feedback. 

• Cell phones are prohibited from use in classrooms and any other area in which 

academic work is being done unless otherwise instructed by the teacher. 

• Headphones and other Bluetooth enabled devices are not permitted to be worn 

in class and must be put away securely by the student in any academic area. 

• Cell phones are not to be used in bathrooms. 

• Once inside the school, students must store their cell phones/electronic 

devices in a location that is not visible to the teacher or other students, even 

though they are on SILENT. It is the student’s responsibility to keep their 

device(s) secure. 

• If a cell phone/electronic device rings, vibrates, or is used for any reason without 

teacher permission, or is visible anytime during class time or if a student is caught 

using it on campus during class time, a staff member may confiscate the device 

and a whānau member may come and pick it up. 

• Under no circumstance is voice recording, photographing or video recording 

allowed anywhere on the school campus. 

• Texting and cell phone use is permitted during the lunch breaks in the cafeteria. 

• All cell phone use must be respectful and non-disruptive to students and staff. 

• Phones must remain on silent at all times throughout the school day. 

• Whānau, please note you can contact your ākonga via their cell phone during the 

lunch breaks 

• In the event of an immediate emergency, please call the school’s main office on 

03 930 0110 

• The staff of Haeata Community Campus requests your FULL cooperation with 

our policy. 

• It should be noted that, the school nor any of its employees are responsible for 

the loss or damage to any student’s phone or electronic device whether that 

device is in the student’s possession or confiscated by the staff. 

• It is the responsibility of the student to adhere to this policy and to secure his or 

her belongings at all times. Classes and or instruction will not be stopped to deal 

with or search for lost phones/devices. 

Ko Haeata Tātou! 

Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui 

He tangata ki tahi. 

Dr Peggy Burrows, Manukura 

Kōmanawa Hapori Update 

Ko Māui Hangarau is a Māori Tech and innovation 

Summit for rangatahi Māori, whanau and educators that 

aims to awaken, inspire, and ignite rangatahi to see the 

infinite opportunities in the tech industry. Supported 

by the Ministry of Education, the event is designed 

to capture the hearts and minds of rangatahi who 

have an interest in Digital Innovation, Technology and 

Entrepreneurship. Haeata Community campus was very 

lucky to be able to host the 11th event at our kura. 

Our rangatahi were awakened, inspired and ignited! 

He hiringa hangarau, he oranga tangata 

Innovation in technology for the benefit of people 

Services Update 

A selection of Māori and Pasifika ākonga from all over 

Ōtautahi were lucky enough to be able to participate in 

this event. We listened to an amazing line up of Māori 

Tech Entrepreneurs who shared some korero about 

some of the cool mahi they are working on, their journey 

and experiences, Kendal Flutey, Anton Matthews, and 

Taikawa Tamati-Eliffe. 

Student Leadership - 

Prime Minister & 

MP’s afternoon tea 

On Friday 5 August our Manukura and Head 

Student Leaders had the privilege of going to 

Burnside High School for a Student Leaders 

and MP’s afternoon tea. During this event, 

our Whatakura/Head boy, Bailey Kaa and 

Mareikura/Head girl, Caoimhe Hungerford 

got to meet and listen to Prime Minister, 

Jacinda Ardern as well as MP’s Megan Woods, 

Poto Williams, Rino Tirikatene, Duncan 

Webb, Tracey McLellan and Sarah Pallet. Our 

rangatahi also reconnected with some of their 

peers from other kura that they have met 

through Student Leadership opportunities 

earlier in the year. 

Current ākonga Diyana Raju and Jackson 

Snow and Haeata Alumni Indy Lasseter-Rush 

and Zac Allen attended the Mayor’s Duke 

of Edinburgh Award Ceremony, with Mayor 

Lianne Dalziel at the Christchurch Civic 

Chambers today. 

During this prestigious ceremony ākonga 

received bronze, silver or gold awards for 

their achievements. 

The list of invited ākonga were: 

BRONZE AWARD: Denva Coe-Hutchen, Kereti Goodwin, Indy Lasseter-Rush, 

Diyana Raju, Shruthi Raju, Jackson Snow, Ngahere Whareherehere 

SILVER AWARD: Lisitala Havea GOLD AWARD: Zac Allen 

These ākonga were supported and encouraged by Staff Ra Waaka through our 

Services Programme. 

We are so proud of you! Ko Haeata Tātou! 

Taking enrolments, please visit: https://haeata.school.kiwi/index.php/enrolment to complete an 

online enrolment form or email enrol@haeata.school.nz for any enquiries 

Haeata Community Campus 

240 Breezes Road, Wainoni Reception Hours: Mon - Fri 8am - 3pm 

Contact 03 930 0110 www.haeata.school.nz


SLOW DOWN: The Cowes St and Orrick Cres roundabout was put in to stop 

vehicles doing burnouts. 

Roundabout to 

stop burnouts 

could stay 

• By Natalie Pham 

A TEMPORARY roundabout in Avondale 

has proven to be effective at preventing 

burnouts. 

The roundabout at Cowes St and Orrick 

Cres was put in by the city council to 

determine if it could stop cars performing 

burnouts. 

If the trial proves successful, the 

roundabout could stay. 

The modular roundabout also includes 

speed humps, no parking lines, traffic 

separators and flexi posts. 

Waitai Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board chairman Kelly Barber said he 

has not received any complaints from 

residents about burnouts. 

“Hearing from the people that I 

know, the roundabout has been effective,” 

he said. 

“I am sure that people will contact me if 

anything happens.” 

However, Barber said some residents 

are concerned the problem might move to 

another location. 

Construction of the roundabout started 

in late July and finished on August 12. 

It was part of the city council’s Slow 

Speed Neighbourhoods programme. 

Public consultation on the Avondale 

project was open from November 

to December last year. It received 62 

submissions. 

Residents highlighted issues with 

driver behaviour issues around the area, 

particularly at the Cowes St and Orrick 

Cres intersection. 

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 2022 

• By Emily Moorhouse 

WHEN STEVEN Muir isn’ testing X-ray 

machines and printing 3D models for surgery 

a the hospital he’s busy fixing up bikes for the 

community. 

Muir is the founder of the Aranui Bike Fixup 

Project, a group that meets every Thursday 

afternoon to restore old bikes and teach youth 

how to be handy with bike tools. 

You’ l rarely see Muir driving his car. Instead 

he zips across town on his ebike, towing 

six bikes ready to be restored on his trailer. 

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Sparks performance 

a night to remember 


VIOLINIST ARNA Morton 

has grown up with the Sparks 

concert – only this time 

around things looked a little 

different. 

Morton traded the view of 

the stage for the view of the 

audience as she performed 

with the Christchurch 

Symphony Orchestra at 

Saturday night’s Sparks in 

North Hagley Park. 

Although performing 

at Sparks was a firs time 

experience for Morton, 

she said the concert went 

rea ly well and had a great 

atmosphere. 

“I was just so excited to be 

back performing together 

with the band,” she said. 

“Obviously last year we had 

a lot of disruptions so it was 

nice to have everyone get back 

into it.” 

Even after playing the 

violin since she was five, the 

coastal area resident said 

it was normal to still get 

nervous before a performance, 

especia ly for a large crowd. 

“There’s this heightened 

sense of adrenaline before 

you go on stage. I definitely 

sti l get nervous, which is 

important,” she said. “It’s 

about channelling the energy 

required for a performance.” 


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RESIDENTS LIVING near the 

Bromley wastewater treatment 

plant have been “coping with the 

stench” for weeks now and want 

something done to fix it. 

The wastewater treatment plant 

caught fire in November and has 

been emitting an unpleasant sme l 

ever since, causing frustration 

among residents. 

Katinka Visser has lived in 

Bromley for 35 years, and said 

while the stench hasn’t been as 

bad during the new year for her, 

she sometimes felt as though she 

couldn’t breathe. 

“I’ve had three nights that I 

virtua ly couldn’t breathe, it was 

that bad, there’s like a fog and it’s 

just sitting. ’ 

She said even after putting her 

head under the blankets, she 

could sti l sme l the stench. 

Visser said because the wind 

has been coming from a southerly 

direction lately, she hasn’t been 

experiencing the sme l as strongly, 

but knows that residents close by 

do. 

“I’m so thankful that I’m not 

affected as much as most people,” 

she said. 

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Money 

puts hand 

up for local 

elections 


FORMER Coastal-Burwood 

chairwoman Kim Money has 

made a bid to return to local body 

politics, with plans to stand for 

council as an independent for the 

Coastal Ward. 

Celeste Donovan 

is the current 

Coastal Ward 

counci lor and 

said it was always 

great for democracy 

when you 

had a choice. 

“It’s 

encouraging to hear another 

woman is standing and there wi l 

be others putting up a hand closer 

to the election date,” Donovan 

said. 

Money was the board’s 

chairwoman in 2016, but didn’t 

stand for re-election in 2019 due 

to personal circumstances. 

Now she says those 

circumstances have changed 

and the timing is right for her to 

throw her hat back in the arena. 

“I’m keen to get back again and 

represent this community that I 

love so much,” she said. “We really 

do need that experience from the 

coast sitting a the council table 

and I would love to do that for my 

community.” 

Money said it had been 

unfortunate she couldn’t stand 

again in 2019 as there were a few 

unfinished things she needed to 

do. • Turn to page 4 

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whether it be surgery, eyes, dentistry, 

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One of our veterinarians, Lynne, has a 

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lameness issues and one of the most 

common injuries we see is “Anterior 

cruciate ligament rupture ( ACL)”. This is 

a very common injury in Athletes and 

skiers and also dogs. In the canine patient, 

this injury needs to be surgically repaired 

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Hunter, a 5 year old Crossbred recently had 

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Radiographs were taken of his stifles and 

hips and cruciate disease was strongly 

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so to speak, and so far so good. He is 

recuperating well and weight bearing on 

his operated leg. Hopefully his return to full 

function will be uneventful. 

Chester, an adorable 1 year old ginger cat 

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missing for 4 days, and arrived home on 

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was diagnosed on X-rays and he had a 

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Grace said she was “in shock”. 

“I never expected to win or 

even become a finalist, after 

already making the finals of this 

year’s Play It Strange peace song 

competition. 

“I’m so happy and very grateful.” 

Mike Chunn, former bass 

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executive of Play It Strange, said 

Grace was no stranger to the 

music awards. She was twice a 

finalist in the organisation’s peace 

song competition, and a finalist 

in the 2021 Lion Foundation 

songwriting competition. 

“With her winning song this 

year Grace has reached an engaging 

and varied lyric and musical 

standard. She is a natural and her 

future is bright.” 

The Lion Foundation songwriting 

competition is the trust’s 

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It attracted 352 entries this year 

from year 9-13 students across 

New Zealand. Following the 

school presentation, Grace performed 

the coming-of-age song, 

Differently Now, to the assembled 

students and teachers. 

“I couldn’t have asked for more 

support from my teachers and St 

Andrew’s College over the last 

five years,” she said. 

“They are incredible and I 

wouldn’t be able to do it without 

them.” 

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“We are incredibly proud of 

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She was also concertmaster 

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Christine Leighton said Grace’s 

creativity is an inspiration for 

many students. 

“As a head prefect this 

year, she has balanced 

many responsibilities and 

commitments. It was fantastic 

to surprise her with this award in 

our cultural assembly, which 

I know will mean so much to 

her.” 

The winning song will feature 

on the 2022 Play it Strange album. 

Grace will perform it at the 

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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. 

once? 

TODAY 

Good 19 Very Good 23 Excellent 28 

Solution 157: ale, alee, amen, anele, eel, elan, elm, 

ENAMEL, enema, lam, lame, lane, lea, lean, lee, 

leman, male, man, mane, meal, mean, men, name, 

word. 

neem. 

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 

Good 19 Very Good 23 Excellent 28 

21 22 23 24 

25 26 

27 28 

Across 

1. Outdo (7) 

5. Theoretically (2,5) 

9. Dangers (5) 

10. Chemical element (9) 

11. Triple (9) 

12. Correct (5) 

13. Admonish (5) 

15. Custom (9) 

18. Pyrotechnics (9) 

19. Horse straps (5) 

21. Informal language (5) 

23. Substitute, proxy (9) 

25. Medical procedure (9) 

26. Blight (5) 

27. Budding (7) 

28. Cost (7) 

Decoder 

Down 

1. Type of cloud (7) 

2. Cistern (9) 

3. Passageway (5) 

4. Advocate (9) 

5. Exposed (colloq) (5) 

6. Rear (9) 

7. Elegant bearing (5) 

8. Islamic month of fasting (7) 

14. Demote (9) 

16. Self-confidence (9) 

17. Fake (9) 

18. Decorate (7) 

20. Ghost (7) 

22. Assists in crime (5) 

23. Fast-moving (5) 

24. Readily available (2,3) 

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SOLUTION 

No.158 

15 24 8 9 3 21 10 23 17 8 21 

Crossword 

Across: 1. Surpass, 5. 

On paper, 9. Risks, 10. 

Potassium, 11. Threefold, 

12. Emend, 13. Scold, 15. 

Tradition, 18. Fireworks, 

19. Reins, 21. Slang, 23. 

Surrogate, 25. Operation, 

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Ramadan, 14. Downgrade, 

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18. Festoon, 20. Spectre, 

22. Abets, 23. Swift, 24. On 

tap. 

WordBuilder 

ace, acre, arc, are, ark, aye, 

cake, car, care, cay, crake, 

creak, CREAKY, cry, ear, 

era, kea, key, race, rack, 

racy, rake, ray, rye, yack, 

YACKER, yak, yare, yea, 

year. 

Sudoku 

Each number in our DECODER grid represents a different 

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DECODER 

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10 11 5 20 20 22 

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