Pegasus Post: September 15, 2022

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 

• By Natalie Pham 

JORDAN WILSON has found 

a way to beat rising vegetable 

prices – grow your own and 

give them away. 

Since starting the community 

garden project last year, 13-yearold 

Jordan has worked with 

other volunteers to grow a range 

of vegetables, including broccoli, 

cabbages and silverbeet. 

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Green-fingered Jordan a dab 

hand in community garden 

RESOURCEFUL: Jordan Wilson is hoping to get a permanent lease so he can start planting more fruit trees. 

PHOTO: NATALIE PHAM 

The garden has tripled in 

size, from six to 18 beds. 

Some harvested vegetables 

would be gifted to families in 

the area while the rest would be 

donated to Community Fridge 

and Pantry New Brighton. 

Food prices jumped 7.4 per 

cent in July 2022 compared to 

the same time last year, Stats 

NZ said. 

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2022 

QEII sports 

complex 

gets green 

light from 

board 

• By Natalie Pham 

A $12 MILLION multi-sport 

training and entertainment 

complex planned for QEII Park 

has received the go-ahead. 

The company Five Under Par 

Ltd will now have nine months 

to secure funding and provide 

sufficient financial information, a 

business plan and a final design. 

If satisfied with the provided 

information, the city council 

will enter into a lease with the 

company. 

The decision to grant an agreement 

was made by the Waitai 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board on Monday. 

The complex will include a mini 

golf course, a 40-bay golf driving 

range, batting cages for softball, 

cricket and baseball, function 

rooms and a cafe, and a pro shop. 

Alternate plans would be made 

for an eight-lane sack slide as the 

proposed area was not included in 

the available areas for lease. 

Said board chair Kelly Barber: 

“It’s very nice to see people 

prepare to take that risk to do 

something for the community.” 

Board member Linda Stewart 

said she was happy to see the plan 

go through. 

“It’s an element that we’ve been 

waiting for as QEII Park is in 

the middle of both wards and 

it’s a perfect location with the 

expressway.” 


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Thursday September 15 2022 3 

Young chef wins prestigious golden hat 

BACKING HERSELF and 

reaching for any opportunities 

that come her way has landed 

Gabby Sanders a glittering 

Australasian award for young 

chefs. 

The St Albans resident and 

Ara Institute of Canterbury – Te 

Pūkenga second year cookery 

student was crowned with the 

prestigious Nestle Golden Chef’s 

Hat in Melbourne – scooping up 

a $10,000 prize and earning her 

the description of “hottest rising 

star of the trans-Tasman culinary 

scene”. 

Said Sanders: “The whole 

experience has been amazing. 

The people I’ve met have been 

incredible. It’s made me realise 

the biggest step is pushing 

yourself and putting yourself out 

there to have a go.” 

Now in it’s 57th year, the award 

seeks to develop young chefs and 

kick-start their careers by taking 

part in live cook-offs to globally 

recognised standards. 

Sanders, 23, was one of 12 

finalists chosen from New 

Zealand and Australia for 2022 

after regional finals in both 

countries. She took part in the 

final battle on the big stage at 

Fine Food Australia last week – 

her first trip out of the country. 

The final round of the 

competition, to create three 

complex courses in threeand-half 

hours were a were “a 

pressure-fuelled blur,” she said 

OUTSTANDING: Ara second-year cookery student Gabby Sanders and her gold medal winning main dish of glazed pork, 

caramelised soy dumpling and Asian pork jus. 

“It all feels kind of surreal. 

I didn’t look up once. I was 

absolutely sprinting. Everyone 

was just running. It was so 

much fun – the pressure of it is 

why we do what we do,” Sanders 

said. 

Sanders executed a triplegold 

winning medley of dishes 

comprising an entrée of leek, 

potato and smoked beurre blanc, 

nori and hazelnuts and a main 

of glazed pork, caramelised soy 

dumpling and Asian pork jus. 

Dessert was a chai spice cake, 

with caramel, coffee, walnut, 

pear and white chocolate. 

Ara manager culinary 

programmes Ryan Marshall said 

the Department of Hospitality 

and Service Industries was “over 

the moon”. 

“It’s very rare for someone to 

win a gold medal for every course 

for entrée, main and dessert 

under such massive pressure,” he 

said. 

Marshall said Sanders’ 

achievement was a boost for Ara. 

“Our reputation for training 

chefs is known throughout New 

Zealand; now it is becoming 

known at an international level 

too.” 

Sanders was working in a 

supermarket deli when she was 

encouraged by her boss to try the 

Ara cookery course. 

“The chef I was working with 

said he’d really enjoyed it and I 

should give it a go,” she said. 

Sanders said the level 4 cookery 

course was new territory for 

her. 

“It was the first time I’d done 

anything like this other than 

always being keen on food and 

helping mum at home. I was 

probably a bit of a pain to be 

honest,” she laughed. 

“My family has always believed 

food is for sharing and for 

bringing people together, but I’d 

never really considered being a 

chef as a career for me. 

“I guess I never thought of 

myself as a ‘career person’ before 

because I’d never really had an 

idea in my head on what a career 

might look like for me. I was just 

open to trying new things and 

having new experiences under 

my belt,” Sanders said. 


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TRIPLE GOLD: Gabby Sanders’ entrée of leek, potato and smoked beurre 

blanc, nori and hazelnuts. Below – Dessert was a chai spice cake, with 

caramel, coffee, walnut, pear and white chocolate. 

Student chef showed 

‘flair, maturity and a 

willingness to learn’ 

• From page 3 

Her inspiration to try the golden hat 

came from Ara. 

“I first saw the golden hat competition 

posters around campus and Ryan mentioned 

it. I tried out for the regionals last 

year and did okay winning a silver medal. 

This year I wanted to do better. The competition 

was really stiff, so I was kind of 

shocked when I won the South Islands.” 

Sanders also works two shifts a week 

at the Monday Room restaurant – an opportunity 

that also came about through 

her study. 

“I wasn’t sure if I was ready but towards 

the end of my first year, we were encouraged 

to apply to places for a work placement. 

I remember being very nervous, but 

it was only for two weeks, and I thought 

‘what have I got to lose? I’ll give it a go’.” 

Sander’s flair, maturity and willingness 

to learn were soon noticed by her tutors at 

Ara. One in particular, Mark Sycamore, 

who himself has competed in international 

culinary competitions, stepped in 

to offer extra support and mentoring in 

his own time. 

“But it wasn’t without its challenges,” 

Sycamore said. 

“With Gabby being so busy with school 

and her paid work, it was really full on 

helping her practise for this competition. 

These last few weeks have been busy. 

“But one of the things that sets Ara 

apart is our staffs’ wealth of knowledge 

and their desire to go further. The team 

love to see students excel and will do so 

much to support them in their careers.” 

Sanders is grateful for the guidance. 

“Everyone at Ara has been so supportive. 

Mark has especially helped me realise 

that if you are putting yourself out there 

and trying hard people will make time for 

you and support you. It’s made me realise 

things can be achievable.” 

Head judge and Nestlé professional 

commercial development chef Elke Travers 

said Sanders showed absolute attention 

to detail. 

“Gabby rose to the challenge and 

created a flawlessly executed and perfectly 

balanced menu that showcased her 

technical skills to a high level,” Travers 

said. 

Sanders is now focusing on enjoying the 

moment and completing her studies. 

“I’ve met such an amazing group of 

people. We kind of forgot that we were 

competing against each other it feels like 

we meshed as a group. 

“But now I’m looking forward to 

finishing this year. I feel like my study has 

been on the backburner a bit while I’ve 

been distracted on this event.” 

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CONCEPT DESIGN: The complex will include an 18-hole 

indoor mini golf course, 40-bay golf driving range, pro shop, 

function rooms and cafe, and batting cages for softball, 

cricket and baseball. 

QEII multi-sport 

and entertainment 

complex to proceed 


City council head of city 

growth and property Bruce Rendall 

said the lease will be 

20 years, plus one right 

of renewal for a further 

term of 15 years less one 

day. 

“This makes a total 

lease term of 35 years less 

one day,” he said. 

The idea of bringing 

golf back to QEII first occurred 

to sole director of 

the company Chris Bond about 

Chris Bond 

five years ago. 

He was a former staff member 

at the Ascot driving range – the 

golf course that previously 

occupied the site. 

Said Bond: “[I] had so 

much fun working in 

the shop helping run the 

complex.” 

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will benefit all of 

Canterbury. 

About 25 retail and 

hospitality staff will be 

employed at the facility. 

GIFTED: Avondale Community Garden has received donations from the community, 

including a water tank and a compost bin, a wheelbarrow and a signboard. 

PHOTO: NATALIE PHAM 

Hope the garden will be 

allowed permanent status 


Prices for fruit and vegetables 

rose 10 per cent, while grocery 

food prices increased 7.1 per 

cent. 

To prepare for the coming 

summer, the garden will have 

a grand opening in November 

to build relationships with the 

community and attract more 

volunteers. There are currently 

four volunteers, including 

Jordan’s father. 

“A lot of people have offered 

help, but there isn’t much to do 

in the winter. So we’re hoping to 

utilise their help with watering 

and gardening in the summer,” 

Jordan said. 

At the moment, he can only 

plant in the garden beds and not 

into the ground because the city 

council has not made the final 

decision on whether the garden 

can stay permanently. 

“In November, co-governance 

will hopefully make a decision 

on who is going to stay permanently,” 

he said. 

If granted permission, Jordan 

will start planting fruit trees. 

The garden has received a lot 

of support from the local community, 

businesses, and individuals, 

who have donated time 

and materials to help Jordan 

achieving his goal. 

“We have bits and pieces from 

the community being donated,” 

Jordan said. 

On top of a water tank and 

compost bin gifted earlier this 

year, he recently received a used 

wheelbarrow, a small shed, and a 

signboard. 

However, it has not always 

been smooth sailing. 

The garden beds have been 

breaking as some people were 

stomping on the edges, Jordan 

said. 

Last year, it also had problems 

with people coming in and ripping 

off vegetables. 

“Our water tank was turned 

on and two garden boxes were 

stolen,” he added. 

“But apart from that, it has 

been pretty good.” 

Since the garden has been 

getting more attention from the 

local community, the incidents 

have decreased. 

Avondale Community Garden 

will have its grand opening on 

November 6. 

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David Meates Standing for Christchurch Mayor 

I’m standing for Mayor because I truly believe 

in the potential of Christchurch - but we need 

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move beyond petty, partisan, politics, for the 

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The top issue that I’m hearing and seeing is 

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visit www.davidmeates.nz 

Authorised by Stella Ward, wardstella007@gmail.com 

The Wizard of NZ Standing for Christchurch Mayor 

A mayor is the democratically elected icon 

or face of the city, both to its citizens and to 

the world. Only resourceful and well-known 

individuals with a lengthy record of public 

service, influence on public affairs and 

independence from personal pressure, can 

in good faith stand for the office of Mayor of 

Christchurch. 

My position on social and cultural matters 

has been clearly expressed in my public 

actions and publications over the past fifty 

years. I make no secret of the fact that I share 

the good taste, aspirations and remarkable 

achievements of the Romantic Neo-Gothic 

founders of this special city. 

I am respected by those who love Christchurch 

and have for years stood beside those 

protesters who have tried to stop that dream 

being destroyed for money or power. 

As part of my heritage as a proud British 

subject and New Zealand citizen I despise 

racism especially when it is disguised as antiracism 

that is increasingly used as a tool to 

help ambitious politicians and businessmen to 

gain their objectives. 

Ask yourselves this question. What other 

mayoral candidate will make any substantial 

impact on the dysfunctional and costly 

complacency of the self-enriching City Council 

bureaucracy which behaves as if we are the 

public servants and they are our masters? I 

have demonstrated the determination and skill 

needed to outmanoeuvre bullies that I first 

demonstrated since the City Council daily tried 

unsuccessfully to have me arrested almost fifty 

years ago for “speaking out loud in Cathedral 

Square”. 

Authorised by The Wizard of NZ: jack@wizard.gen.nz 

Kelly Barber Independent for Burwood 

My message is simple: Our city needs change. 

We need to get the basics right. Roads, 

rubbish, recycling and rates, and we need to 

push through the red tape holding our city back 

to get things done. 

As current Chair of the Waitai Coastal- 

Burwood community board, I know the issues. 

I will vote on what’s best for the people of the 

Burwood Ward as your independent voice. 

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family for 30+ years. My wife was born here, 

and we raised our children here. This is our 

home. 

I’ve always strived to be a person of action and 

not just talk. 

I helped start the Burwood East Residents’ 

Association, volunteer as a Trustee of a 

local group planning our new Community 

Centre, and I volunteer for the Community 

Watch, helping keep our community safe. I’ve 

chaired a school football club, coached teams, 

mentored youth. I love my community and am 

here to serve it. 

As a 17 time Coast to Coast athlete and the 

author of 2 books I know the value of hard 

work, perseverance and determination. 

A vote for me is a vote for change. 

Vote Kelly Barber for Council. 

Contact me anytime 02108676195 or 

kelly4burwood@gmail.com 


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Michelle Lomax Labour candidate for Councillor - Burwood Ward 


Burwood ward needs someone who’s not afraid 

to challenge the status quo and can get stuff 

done – I’ve got a track record of that. 

I grew up in the East, trained as a lawyer, am 

Mum to six grown-up kids, and am a community 

board member. 

I’ve spent my adult life getting stuff done for 

my community. From advocating on maternity, 

disability and mental health issues, to being a 

school board chair, Playcentre president, St 

John Youth leader, Community Law lawyer and 

DHB member. I’m also a small business owner. 

Residents have generously shared their 

concerns with me, and they’ve told me their top 

priorities are: 

• Safe roads and footpaths – they still need 

fixing; some footpaths are dangerous 

• Flood remediation across the ward, especially 

in Avondale, Dallington and the Burwood/New 

Brighton Rd area 

• Extending Prestons Park Dv onto Mairehau Rd 

• Red Zone – safety and developing it as a 

sustainable community asset 

• Prudent council spending, including mitigating 

spending on the Stadium 

As Community Board deputy chair, some of 

my initiatives were working with the Police 

to improve safety for residents; working 

on improvements to Linwood Village; and 

advocating for Cranmer Square residents during 

the occupation by protesters. 

If elected, I promise to: 

• Fight for a fair deal for the East 

• Hold monthly residents’ clinics 

• Make Council more transparent 

• Get cracking on day one on residents’ priorities 

With your support, I’ll get stuff done for the 

Burwood ward. 

See MichelleLomax.wordpress.com 

Authorised by Reuben Davidson, Reuben@lyttelton.online 

Alexandra Davids Standing for Councillor, Chch Central Ward 

As the current Chair of the Waikura Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community Board 

for the last two years, and a community 

board member for another seven years, I 

have acquired an in-depth understanding 

of how Council works and a strong base 

of governance and relationship-building 

experience. I have proven my ability to support 

residents and community groups across the 

ward. 

The Council needs a bold and exciting vision 

for the City, but also needs to be commercially 

responsible and ensure ratepayers money is 

spent prudently. 

We need to make sure we get our basics right, 

including footpaths, roads, green spaces and 

increasing the tree canopy in the central city 

but we also must be better than basic. 

I am independent and not politically aligned. I 

will listen to the Central Ward community, and 

will make decisions and advocate for them 

based on merit and common sense, rather 

than on a political agenda set by others. 

Our community needs to be at the centre of 

all we do. As the city intensifies, we need to 

be providing well maintained green spaces for 

people to connect, relax, and play. It would be 

wonderful to have a dedicated central city dog 

park for all those fur babies in the Ward! 

We need a city that is safe and affordable for 

our rangatahi (youth) and our elderly. 

Brave climate action is essential, and its 

implementation should be intertwined with all 

other city decision making. Ultimately, climate 

action is about protecting and future-proofing 

our city – for future generations. 

Authorised by Alexandra Davids davids.alexandra@gmail.com 

Stephen McPaike Central Ward Candidate 

Being on council is about representing your 

concerns at the city’s top table. As your 

Elected Member it’s my job to represent 

our view, not impose my political beliefs or 

ideology on you. 

It will be my job to bring us together to get 

things done. I have been doing this as a 

community advocate for the past few years 

and discovered that I have a passion for it and 

can get results. I advocated for the installation 

of over 2300 heat pumps in our council social 

housing. We got $16m and put a massive 

amount of pressure on the rental market to 

also lift its game. 

This has benefits for everyone in our 

community. Warmer homes cause less winter 

illnesses, reducing our health costs and 

keeping more doctors free to help people 

with other health issues. You can often find 

me behind the scenes. I helped build the 

sewercrisis.nz social media platform to put real 

pressure on the council to allocate $1m to help 

the Bromley and surrounding communities. 

I am that guy behind the camera in the 

live streaming we did to connect over 450 

residents to public meetings that they couldn’t 

get to. You may have seen me on TV or heard 

me on the radio. Making good use of the media 

to raise community concerns is important and 

not just the role of the mayor. Making sure we 

have a strong voice that is heard is important 

Authorised by Stephen McPaike, stephen4chch@gmail.com 

Celeste Donovan The Coastal Candidate for Council 

Kia ora, I’m Celeste Donovan. Last year you 

elected me as your City Councillor, and now 

I’m asking you to re-elect me so I can continue 

working on your behalf. Since I was elected last 

year, I’ve worked hard advocating for our ward. 

Together we have already achieved a lot. 

We are bridging the gap between Council and 

our community, with live-streamed Community 

Board meetings and a community advisory 

group for the wastewater plant issues. Let’s 

keep the engagement going. 

Working with the local community, I successfully 

advocated for $400,000 of council funding 

towards the Pūkeko Centre in Parklands, 

$180,000 to support residents impacted by 

wastewater plant odours, and have had funding 

bought forward for Mall upgrades. 

There is positive progress across the Coastal 

ward from Brooklands to Southshore, with 

new community facilities and planning nearly 

complete for the estuary edge project and 

Pages Road bridge. We also know there is 

much more to do to fix our broken infrastructure, 

and I want to ensure there are no further delays. 

We need to help our communities prepare and 

adapt to climate change. Working together, we 

can make sure the community is at the forefront 

of decision-making, and create a better, more 

climate-resilient future. 

With experience at council, degrees in politics 

and law, I know how to advocate for you and 

get results. I am passionate about the area and 

asking for your vote this September to ensure 

we can continue this work. Let’s get the better 

future we all deserve. 

Authorised by Celeste Donovan www.celestedonovan.co.nz 

Kim Money An Independent Candidate for Council - Coastal Ward 

I love this place! For over 40 years, I have 

lived, raised a family, worked, volunteered, led 

projects, and developed relationships in our 

area. What drives me is seeing our area reach 

its full potential. What guides me is what is 

important to you. I am not interested in party 

politics and am independent! 

As previous Chairperson of our Community 

Board (2016-2019), I bring a proven record 

of successful advocacy. During that time, I 

worked alongside community organisations 

and key stakeholders on many of the recent 

developments and projects, contributing to the 

current momentum. 

However, there is still a lot to do! Overdue 

earthquake repairs, core infrastructure 

spending continually deferred, and flood 

mitigations not completed. Urgent action is 

needed as these issues affect our well-being 

daily. 

The Council’s perception of our area must 

change, and planning needs to be based on 

information and reports that reflect what is 

really happening in our area. 

I want to see more openness and transparency 

around the information that the Council 

provides and genuine consultation processes 

so we can challenge and question where 

necessary. We need urgent action! To do 

this, we need a Council that really values and 

respects us. I am standing to help bring about 

these changes. 

My experience, knowledge and decades of 

community connections are invaluable and are 

needed at the Council table. I have the vision, 

and determination to staunchly advocate for 

you to ensure your voice is heard and our area 

reaches its potential. Thanks, Kim. 


Fb kim.money.coastal.ward 


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Pauline Cotter The People’s Choice candidate for Councillor - Innes Ward 


Our City can only be as strong as its people 

and that’s why community facilities and 

projects are crucial for social connections, 

education and well-being. I have a proven 

track record of empowering local residents 

and organisations, such as supporting the 

Residents Association to manage the St 

Albans Community Centre, and advocating 

for the acquisition of the adjacent section for 

a community garden. The Edgeware Pool 

groups’ vision to rebuild their pool has been 

accelerated by my successful Annual Plan 

bid for a Council grant of $3M, and I continue 

to advocate for a new community centre for 

Shirley, another community-led project. 

Councillors around the table next term 

will have major challenges in dealing with 

the multiple reforms coming from Central 

Government, and I am equipped with the 

experience as an RMA Commissioner, Board 

Chair, Director, and as a decision maker to 

contribute to this work. 

Top priority is mitigating climate change 

impacts, and this needs to be the lens through 

which we view all our planning and services, 

including providing safe, zero emission 

transport choices. By retaining and increasing 

our tree canopy and the increased level of 

funding for Councils’ Biodiversity partnership 

programmes and our Community Waterways 

Partnership we can achieve the vision of 

“Christchurch: A City in a Park”. 

I am committed to ensuring Council contributes 

within its areas of responsibility to a positive 

operating environment for business in the 

Central City and suburban areas. 

Vote Pauline Cotter “Inspiring Innes”. 


Ali Jones Standing for Councillor – Innes Ward 

With nine years on our local community board 

and three as a city councillor (2013-2016), 

I’d love your vote again. After a decade of 

working with earthquake claimants and groups 

including the community reference group (EQC 

inquiry) and EQC’s Claimant Representative 

Group, I have successfully advocated for 

people who need support and a voice. That is 

why I am standing for the City Council in 2022. 

I’m politically independent and not beholden to 

any political party. With strong relationships in 

the not-for-profit, business, government, media 

and arts sectors, I’m well connected and have 

a broad knowledge. 

Traffic volumes and congestion continue to 

challenge. Buses and cycling are part of the 

answer but there are many other tools we 

must use. Improving light phasing; passengers 

and freight on rail; assessing effectiveness of 

road design; and understanding behavioural 

psychology when it comes to implementing 

changes because we need to be taking people 

with us not forcing them into doing something 

because there is no other choice. 

Issues in Innes need urgent innovative, 

focused and common-sense solutions, and 

I know they are there. 

Successfully managing environmental 

challenges is a top priority. Enough “green 

speak”; we need an holistic approach, 

supported by innovation and inspiration, 

and much ‘bigger’ thinking. The flooding in 

Edgeware has to be resolved; it’s gone on too 

long. 

We need green spaces and amenity to support 

the huge amount of new housing - this is a 

priority. 

If you want positive change, vote for Ali Jones, 

Innes City Councillor. 

Authorised by Ali Jones, ali@redpr.co.nz 

Yani Johanson The People’s Choice - Labour candidate for Councillor – Linwood Ward 

I am an experienced Councillor from Woolston 

with a strong record of getting positive things 

done to improve the East. 

Achievements this term include getting the 

Linwood Pool built, a lower Heathcote River 

guidance plan adopted, restoring Lancaster 

Park for recreation, and fighting hard to get 

rid of the offensive and objectionable odours 

from the Organics Processing Plant and the 

Wastewater Treatment Plant. 

I’m supportive of: reducing flooding risk, 

keeping strategic assets in public ownership, 

improving maintenance of parks, footpaths, 

roads, cemeteries, and rivers. I firmly 

believe the priority should be fixing broken 

infrastructure in the suburbs ahead of goldplating 

central city streets. I’m opposed to: 

the permanent chlorination/privatisation of 

water, excessive CEO salaries, and ugly 

urban development that ruins amenity and 

neighbourhoods. 

I’m proud to stand up for social justice, 

environmental equity, and transparent 

decision-making that puts local people and 

communities at the heart of what gets done. 


Tim Baker Labour candidate for Community Board - Burwood Ward 

I represented the people in Burwood for nine 

years during 2010-2019 and have been asked 

by residents to return. 

While on the Board my colleagues and I 

championed many community projects in 

Burwood and the east, such as the new Aranui 

library and community hall. 

I was involved in the creation of Ripene Ma 

Reserve, the Tai Ora/QE2 build and use of 

Red Zone land, to name a few. Hundreds 

of kilometres of services and roading was 

replaced during my tenure. 

The years following the quakes were 

exhausting – thousands of meetings and 

planning. After three years’ rest I have been 

encouraged by ex-colleagues to return to 

community projects, help protect residents 

from flooding in low-lying areas by pushing 

Council to prioritise flood mitigation plans, 

affordable housing options and fixing sewer 

issues. 

A vote for me is for someone with experience 

and knowledge and here to make a difference. 


Mike Gibbs An Independent candidate for Burwood Ward 

Who am I? 

I’m Mike, I have Cerebral Palsy, I’m a father of 

4, and I have a big extended family including 

mokopuna. I belong to the Salvation Army 

Linwood. I live in this ward and understand the 

issues. 

What I stand for/ What needs doing? 

I believe in residents having a voice, we need 

to continue to build up our communities, 

getting neighbours talking, looking after 

Why should you vote for me? 

that need remediation, different thinking is 

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get things done. 

I think of solutions outside of the box. 

community watch areas within our suburbs. 

I believe in a collaborative approach like 

establishing better communication between 

residents and Red Zone interest groups. 

I believe we need more services for older 

people within their suburbs, like bus routes 

through the suburbs, closer to where they 

live. Free bus fares for all under 18 and the 

disabled. 

I believe for a long time now, the East has 

been neglected, roads, gutters, footpaths, and 

sewage all need fixing, when other areas get 

all the attention. There are areas of flooding 

needed here! 

Exits from Preston’s Park onto Mairehau Road 

need completing. 

Free access to Tairoa QEII for all residents and 

free swim lessons for 5–9 year olds. 

My experience. 

I’ve been on school boards, trusts since 2016, 

have worked within the community since 2011, 

I have experience in advocacy, love helping 

people. 

Nothing is impossible with a positive mindset. 

Because I care about everyone 

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Greg Mitchell Community Board Candidate for Burwood Ward 


Who am I? 

I have lived in the Burwood ward my whole 

life, attending Windsor (now Waitakiri), 

Chisnallwood and Shirley Boys High Schools, 

my two children now attend those schools. 

I put myself for nomination at the last minute 

as I saw a real lack of independent candidates 

with the required skill and experience. I am not 

a member of any political party, I have no links 

with any groups whose aim is to destabilize 

New Zealand government. 

I am an active community member 

volunteering for Canterbury Wheelchair rugby 

for the last 17 years and coaching a Junior 

cricket team for East Christchurch Shirley for 

the last six years. 

I also have local and international leadership 

experience as the coach of the New Zealand 

Wheelblacks. I led the team to the Tokyo 

Paralympics last year. 

I have a sound business background 

managing a manufacturing business for the 

last 11 years, so I understand how to make 

practical commercially sensible decisions. 


I have no political agenda and prefer to listen 

to my community and respond accordingly. 

However, I will be guided by the following 

priorities: 

• Repair our physical spaces such as roading, 

footpaths and bridges so they are accessible 

to all. 

• Rebuild our wellbeing through access to sport 

and recreation. 

• Build a new community facility in the north of 

our ward where there is an identified lack, so 

as to bring our community together. 

A vote for me is a vote for our community. 

Authorised by Greg Mitchell gregforburwwod@gmail.com 

Dr Sunita Gautam Labour candidate for Community Board - Central Ward 

My day-to-day life is grounded in the Central 

ward and Christchurch has been my home 

for 19 years. I’m passionate about building 

people, business and the environment. As your 

Community Board member, I have engaged 

with the local community via community 

meetings at Linwood Village, resident group 

meetings and supporting community events. 

I have been a strong voice on the Board 

and championed several wins such as 

the Greening The East project, uplifting 

Linwood Village, working with residents on 

Armagh Street traffic safety, and improving 

the Welcome Rest Park. I also serve our 

community as a JP, marriage/civil union 

celebrant, business mentor, career mentor, 

leadership and life coach and work at ARA as 

a Business lecturer. 

I am committed to working hard for the Central 

Ward. Let’s work together to make it a place 

where all the people feel safe, valued, and 

have a sense of belonging. 

https://www.facebook.com/ 

SunitaGautamCHCHCentral 

sunitagautam3010@gmail.com 


Kevin McDonald Standing for Community Board, Christchurch Central Ward 

Kia ora my name is Kevin. I’m a retired 

business person/social worker. I have 4 

adult children and 1 rascally grandson. I live 

in Linwood and I love it. I’m standing as an 

independent for Ch-ch Central Community 

Board. 

I believe that politics, especially at this level, 

can be a noble occupation. I want to connect 

my community to the decision making process 

and restore trust in local democracy. To this 

end, if elected, I will set up a regular weekly 

open information exchange meeting, in 

Linwood Village. Residents will be welcome to 

chat about local issues, which I will feed back 

to the board and where they can find out about 

Council plans for our ward. 

Christchurch central ward is undergoing the 

greatest housing intensification in recent 

history. With many new dwellings having little 

outdoor space, with no garage or even off 

street parking. When these new residents and 

vehicles arrive they will have a huge impact on 

our streets and infrastructure. 

Although the ‘big’ decisions are made by the 

Government, through the RMA, Local Govt.NZ 

and City Council the Community Board have 

an important lobbying role and ability to input 

into Council decisions. 

Historically voter turnout for local elections is 

low. I’m hoping that a chance to be involved in 

decision making will excite you enough to vote. 

I respect individual freedom of choice and the 

truth. 

Thank you. Aroha. Kevin. 

Authorised by Kevin McDonald, kevy52@gmail.com 

Jake McLellan The Labour candidate for Councillor - Central 

Three years ago I asked for your support and 

was humbled to become your Councillor. I’m 

proud of what we’ve achieved together and 

I’m asking for your continued support to keep 

delivering for our community. 

I’ve secured a much-needed refresh of the 

area around the Stanmore Road shops, and 

a well-deserved Living Wage for city workers. 

I’m working on free pool access for children, 

because water safety is important and we need 

to reduce tragedies, and I’ve championed the 

crack down on land banking in our central city. 

But I know there’s still more to do and I’ve got 

a long list of things to crack on with including 

getting our shuttle bus back and investing in 

light-rail. 

I’m more committed than ever to working hard 

with our community to ensure the Central Ward 

continues to have a strong voice. facebook. 

com/jakemclellanchch 


John Miller Labour candidate for Community Board - Central Ward 

I want to improve the interface between 

citizens and the Council. As a community 

advocate and helper, I’ve learned how to 

navigate the many parts that make up the 

Council organisation. 

My name’s John Miller, and I’ve lived and 

worked in the Central Ward for 20 years. My 

experiences include managing communityowned 

properties, marketing communications, 

community development and advocacy. In 

recent years I was one of several volunteers 

who developed a Revitalisation Plan for the 

Inner City East. Successes from our work 

include a substantial reduction in kerbside 

dumping, and an interagency group that 

addressed crime and safety concerns around 

Linwood Village. Many lessons from these 

projects can be applied across other parts of 

Central. I’d like to expand these projects to 

continue improving public safety. I also believe 

that a service similar to the pre-2011 yellow 

City Shuttle buses is key to revitalising the 

inner city. 

We need a Community Board that empowers 

community and makes it easy to get good stuff 

done. 

john@johnmiller.co.nz 

027 422 0893 

facebook/JohnMillerForCentral 



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Samantha Fay Candidate for Coastal Community Board 


I love our community, it’s a diamond in the 

rough which is often overlooked by the 

wider city. My background is in education, 

having taught at Mairehau High School/ 

Kaikoura Primary School and now in the area 

of specialist education programmes. I am 

currently working as a Community Worker and 

also dedicate my time to working as a textile 

artist. 

For the Southshore and South Brighton 

Communities the completion of legacy 

earthquake repairs is vital for the communities 

wellbeing. We must ensure this does not get 

lost amidst future planning. 

We are uniquely positioned at the moment in 

New Brighton to maximise the impact of an 

explosion in residential development to see the 

vision for the mall area realised. Ensuring we, 

as a community board, support and advocate 

for those who are working in this area will 

be essential for success, while working 

collaboratively for the social impacts this may 

have. 

The Parklands community needs advocacy in 

the form of the provision of equtiable access to 

quality community facilities. The team behind 

the Pukeko Centre have done amazing work 

in this area and Council have an obiligation to 

ensure the facilities and resources they own 

and operate are on par with other parts of the 

ward and wider city. 

Both the Brooklands and Spencer Park 

communities need support and certainty going 

forward as they respond to the threat of rising 

sea levels and climate change. 

A vote for me is a vote for community, open 

and honest communication and future thinking. 

Authorised by Samantha Fay, 304 Estuary Road, South Brighton, 8062 

Alex Hewison The People’s Choice - Labour candidate for Community Board - Coastal Ward 

The need for better infrastructure has been a 

constant struggle for our ward, it’s time this is 

prioritised. I am a young lad, studying Law and 

Economics, and am proud to have grown up in 

North New Brighton. I went to Freeville School, 

and was Deputy Head-boy at SBHS. 

I know our local struggles; whether it is 

community groups not receiving enough 

funding, or constantly driving down broken, 

flooded roads and footpaths. It’s time to bring 

attention back to the east, with real change. 

Having spoken to thousands of residents 

already, and many organisations, I have set 

out key commitments for the East: 

• I will advocate staunchly to ensure our roads, 

footpaths and other infrastructure are a key 

focus, and ensure that they are done right the 

first time. 

• I will continue to push for more funding for 

our community-led organisations and clubs 

that play a key role in uplifting our youth and 

the wellbeing of our ward. 

• I will push to ensure that our ward is safer. 

• I will make sure that when we make 

decisions, we do so with climate change 

mitigation at the forefront. 

It’s time for change. We need passionate, 

energetic candidates who will finally get things 

achieved for the East. The local body election 

is our chance to do this, so join me on this 

journey and vote Hewison. 


Matthew Stock An Independent candidate for Coastal Ward Community Board 

“Leaders are made, they are not born. They 

are made by hard effort, which is the price 

which all of us must pay to achieve any goal 

that is worthwhile.” Vince Lombardi. 

Who am I? 

I have always worked with dedication and 

integrity. From working at KFC every Friday 

and Saturday night midnight - 8am, to teaching 

Science at Aranui High School, to where I am 

now at Hornby High School as a Senior Dean 

and Head of Science. 

During the Christchurch earthquakes, I found 

the resilience of community. I felt connected to 

neighbours who lived down the road who came 

to help me dig the liquefaction off my property. 

For nine years and counting, I have coached 

my children’s rugby teams at Parklands 

Roosters RFC. Now as Club Captain, every 

two weeks we come together where I lead the 

celebration of our tamariki. This is where I 

found the purpose of community. 

Why am I running for Community Board? 

I have a genuine invested interest in our 

community. I have three children that I would 

like to walk to the park without being harassed. 

I want to have neighbourhoods that aren’t 

being treated like racing car circuits and 

burnout pads. I want to cycle to work without 

having to negotiate substandard roads and 

flooding. I want more trees and native birds 

flying around. I want my children to choose 

East Christchurch to raise their own children. I 

want everyone to feel the power and the love 

of community. 

Let’s do this together. 

Authorised by Matt Stock mattjstock@gmail.com 

Shreejana Chhetri The People’s Choice candidate for Community Board – Innes Ward 

My family and I immigrated to New Zealand 

from Nepal in the year 2008. I’ve lived in the 

ward most of my life and some of my greatest 

memories are from attending both Mairehau 

Primary and High School. While growing 

up here, I used to perform Nepali dance at 

cultural events, school galas, and at elderly 

care facilities. My parents had taught me to put 

people at heart, and to give back to society. 

My passion to make positive impact became 

a driver of my career choice, working at the 

Department of Corrections, working in an NGO 

supporting women and children encountering 

domestic violence, serving on advisory 

committees to the City Council, and leading 

various community projects and workshops 

focused on building a more cohesive and 

inclusive society. This is the neighbourhood I 

love and I want to ensure everyone’s voices 

are represented and heard, and I would love 

the opportunity to serve in our Community 

Board. 

Focus areas of particular interest to me 

include funding and resourcing community led 

initiatives, over intensified housing, crimes and 

safer roading and intersections. 

Most importantly, I’m keen to hear from the 

people and support their ideas and visions. 

I am positive that I will do well in terms of 

achieving good outcomes for the ward and 

I will be 100% committed to this role. I want 

to join hands with you to resolve issues, and 

harness the strength that is our communities. 

I would really appreciate your vote in this 

year’s election. 

Email: Shreejana.chhetri33@gmail.com 

Phone: 02102213016 


Paul McMahon The People’s Choice - Labour candidate for Community Board - Linwood Ward 

I am passionate about the East, it’s my home 

and community, but the Council has given us a 

stink deal - we deserve better! 

I am lucky to live in Woolston with my wife and 

sons (10 & 13), and we love the Linwood Pool, 

libraries, the tracks along the river, and being 

close to the hills and to the beach. There’s so 

much going for our side of the city, but so often 

we seem to come off second-best. 

I work for a community organisation in Wainoni 

combatting harm to young people from drugs 

and helping communities resist the spread of 

bottle shops. I’ve also sat on a local school 

Board of Trustees and a charitable trust, been 

a local community board chairperson, and 

worked in youth mental health. I chose to do 

this work because I want our communities to 

be places where we look out for one another 

and treat each other with respect. 

My focus on the Board will be working 

collaboratively to stop the stink, investing in 

green space, repairing damaged roads and 

footpaths, reducing heavy traffic on residential 

streets, getting a fair deal for the East, and 

speaking up for those who need a strong 

advocate. 

A vote for me is for someone who listens and 

has the experience and ability to get things 

done. 



Authorised by Reuben Davidson, Reuben@lyttelton.online




Jackie Simons The People’s Choice - Labour candidate for Community Board – Linwood Ward 

I have lived in Woolston for over thirty years 

and I’m proud to call it home. Recently, we 

have had some good wins for our community, 

including: a new swimming pool, the Woolston 

Village makeover, and lots of smaller projects 

that have been completed. 

Council sometimes takes an extraordinary 

length of time to get even the smallest of 

things done. There is no excuse for the lack of 

resolution to the odour issues, nor the lack of 

progress in fixing our roads and footpaths over 

a decade on from the 2010/11 earthquakes - it 

is not good enough, and I will keep fighting for 

a fair deal for the East. 

As a healthcare worker, I’m concerned about 

rising poverty and inequality. We need to do 

more to support those most in need in our 

community. I’m prepared to work hard for you 

to secure a better future for us all. 


Genevieve Robinson Standing for Environment Canterbury Central/Ohoko 

As a trained journalist, I am used to asking the 

gnarly questions on behalf of the community, 

and the environment. 

My petition opposing the freshwater bottling 

consents in Belfast, was signed by 114,000, 

and as a founding member of Aotearoa 

Water Action, along with the community, we 

effectively challenged these consents in the 

Court of Appeal. 

With a family history of bowel cancer and 

a clear link between synthetic nitrogen 

fertiliser (SNF) and an increased prevalence 

of colorectal cancer, I want to see SNF 

reduced in all farming practices. I believe 

that with regenerative practices in place, 

and with government support, we can make 

serious changes at a grass roots level in both 

agricultural and horticultural farming. 

As deputy chair of Māui and Hector’s Dolphin 

Defenders and lead campaigner of The Pod, 

I have investigated the impacts and challenged 

the construction methods of the new cruise 

ship berth in Lyttelton. 

I will seek greater public engagement on 

consents affecting biodoversity, and campaign 

for Marine Protected Areas, and for the 

removal of all set nets from harbours, estuaries 

and rivers. 

We can no longer carry on with a “business as 

usual” approach to water use. 

As councillor, I will make sure a precautionary 

approach is taken on all new water consents, 

and will advocate for the mandatory forfeiture 

of all water consents prior to land sale. 

As an independent voice at Environment 

Canterbury, I will be a genuine holistic voice 

for the future of the community, and the 

environment. 

Authorised by: G Robinson, genevieverobinsonenvironmental@gmail.com 

Brynlea Stocks The People’s Choice candidate for Environment Canterbury - Christchurch Central / Ohoko 

Kia ora my name is Brynlea Stocks and I was 

born and raised in Christchurch/Ōtautahi. I’m 

standing for the Canterbury Regional Council 

to represent those who are concerned about 

our future. The outcomes of the plans we 

decide today, will directly influence what kind of 

future the next generation inherits. 

I completed a Bachelor of Sustainability 

and Outdoor Education at Ara Institute of 

Canterbury in 2020. I have worked as a 

Compliance Monitor and Consents Planner for 

the last two years at Environment Canterbury. 

I’m an active member of the Riccarton 

Community Garden and the Christchurch West 

Melton Water Zone Committee. 

For too long we have prioritised economic 

growth at the expense of the environment. I will 

work to develop long-term solutions to climate 

change and other environmental challenges. 

Let’s create a Canterbury where everyone has 

access to clean drinking water, swimmable 

rivers and where cycling and buses are a 

viable alternative to cars. 

I believe it is crucial to take time to understand 

these issues from other people’s perspectives 

in order to come up with workable solutions to 

the environmental challenges that we face. By 

facilitating open and honest conversations and 

establishing strong communities, we will create 

effective and long lasting change. 

With your support I will fight for a resilient 

Canterbury for now and for future generations. 

If you would like to contact me with further 

questions or any concerns you can via email 

hellobrynlea@gmail.com or on my Facebook 

Page, Brynlea Stocks – For Central/Ōhoko 


Tane Apanui Canterbury Regional Councillor – standing for re-election 

Vote for one of your own. 

Every person that’s cleaned, pushed a 

tool, driven a truck, operated a machine or 

that’s worked in or along side transport and 

infrastructure teams deserves representation 

from one of their own. 

The Regional Council spends nearly half 

of its budget on transport and provides 

the leadership to the Regional Transport 

Committee which has a half billion dollar 

budget per year. 

I spent 20 years getting my hands dirty in 

industry and have three years experience in 

local government as the Deputy Chair of the 

Regional Transport Committee. 

The only way to have smarter infrastructure 

and stop project wastage is to know what it 

looks like. 

Authorised by Tane Apanui, 0223 173 760 

Ashley Campbell The ECan candidate for Christchurch North East/Orei 

Our future is in our hands. 

Let’s make it a future we’re proud of. 

Climate change is here – we must act, to 

protect our world and our children’s futures. 

Sometimes it seems overwhelming – but our 

actions can make a difference. And bodies 

such as ECan help us make that difference, 

through education, regulation, and good 

governance. 

If you elect me, I will focus on: 

• Restoring natural environments, to help 

protect our homes from rising waterways, 

provide habitat for native wildlife, and create 

carbon sinks to absorb and store greenhouse 

gasses. 

• Providing real transport choices by 

ensuring public transport is frequent, reliable, 

affordable, convenient, and safe. 

• Cleaning up our rivers so they become 

ecologically sustainable, swimmable, and 

safe. 

Why vote Ashley Campbell? 

I already have 11 years’ experience in a grassroots 

ecological campaign that is changing the 

shape of our city. 

In June 2011, when the Ōtākaro/Avon 

River red zone was announced I began 

the campaign to return it to nature. I was a 

founding member of Avon-Ōtākaro Network 

(AvON), and founder and former co-chair of 

Greening the Red Zone. 

For two years, I have been a community 

member of Te Tira Kāhikuhiku, the group 

advising on transitional uses of the red zones. 

As an ECan councillor I will use my experience 

to help us restore our region and protect our 

future. 


Find out more: www.campbell4ecan.nz 


Authorised by Ashley Campbell, campbell4ecan@gmail.com



Joe Davies The People’s Choice - Labour candidate for Environment Canterbury 


I will place the health of our water and our 

community at the forefront of my decision 

making and will prioritise action on light rail 

and climate resilience. I will work for increased 

funding for tree planting projects and an 

affordable and accessible public transport 

system that reduces congestion on roads. 

I was head boy at Linwood College through 

the 2011 earthquakes where I worked with 

our community to look after our students and 

families. I have experience as an elected 

Community Board Member at the Council and 

have qualifications in health sciences and web 

design and am a self-employed designer and 

contractor. 

I’ve spoken to many households throughout 

this campaign that want the basics done right 

and our children and grandchildren to inherit 

a natural and liveable environment. With your 

support I will work for a resilient Canterbury for 

now and for future generations. 

www.joedaviesforecan.com 


Vicky Southworth - ECan candidate for South Christchurch - Owhanga 

Who am I? 

I’m a geologist with a Masters in Water 

Resource Management and 15 years 

experience in the environmental sector. 

As your regional councillor this term I 

supported: expanding the Enviroschools 

programme; access to the bus for a child 

fare for all 18 year olds and tertiary students; 

extended free-period on the bus for Gold Card 

holders; and increased contestable funding for 

community-led environmental projects. 


If re-elected, I will continue to focus on climate 

change and loss of our natural environment: 

- Our rivers and aquifers need urgent 

attention. Sediment and heavy metals are 

polluting our urban rivers and harbours. 

Agricultural inputs are causing algal blooms 

and poor quality drinking water. I will push 

for tighter regulation, more education and 

innovation, monitoring and enforcement. 

- Let’s protect, enhance and connect the green 

spaces through the city to the hills and the 

Peninsula to provide for wildlife and wellbeing. 

I will advocate for greater collaboration with 

environmental organisations with a proven track 

record in delivering biodiversity improvements 

with the community and landowners. 

- More frequent, reliable and better connected 

public transport for communities as well as 

commuters is essential if we are to reduce 

our car dependence. I will work constructively 

to speed up delivery and increase central 

government investment. 

I will listen to understand your priorities. I will 

give a voice to future generations. Vote for 

positive change. 

www.facebook.com/VickyforECanChchSouth 

vsouthworth4ecan@gmail.com 

Authorised by Vicky Southworth, vsouthworth4ecan@gmail.com 

VOTE 

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