Pegasus Post: January 26, 2023

19th March 2023 

THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2023 

HE PUNA Taimoana will close 

temporarily to allow scheduled 

maintenance work to be 

carried out. 

From February 16, the 

New Brighton hot pools will 

be closed to the public so 

improvements can be made in 

and around the pools. 

The facility is expected to 

re-open on March 31. 

He Puna Taimoana manager 

Merryn Skipper (right) 

said the closure was part 

of a two-yearly planned 

maintenance schedule to 

ensure the facility is fit 

for purpose. 

“We’ll be using this 

six weeks to carry out 

improvement work onsite, 

particularly maintaining and 

connecting you with your neighbourhood 

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Six weeks with no hot pools 

Landmarks 

by artist Grahame Sydney, 

fiction writer Owen Marshall 

and poet Brian Turner 

A handsome, landmark book celebrating 

the work of three of our literary and 

artistic heavyweights. 

The complementary work to the hugely 

successful Timeless Land. Now twenty-five 

years later, this lavish new volume from 

these three long-time friends showcases 

a rich selection of their subsequent work, 

including recently written, previously 

unpublished pieces. Through their own 

marks about the land and its people, be it 

in ink or paint, they offer a love song to the 

South Island, in particular Central Otago. 

replacing pool equipment to 

ensure they continue to 

run well.” 

Skipper said visitors 

will need to be patient 

while the work is carried 

out. 

“We know how much 

people love visiting He 

Puna Taimoana and, while 

there is never a good time 

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to shut our doors, this is our 

quietest period. It is important 

to give this well-used facility 

the maintenance it requires to 

keep it running efficiently and 

safely for customers and staff to 

enjoy. The team looks forward 

to welcoming you back soon.” 

Bookings will be available 

for the reopening date from 

next week. 

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Sleeping 

couple 

targeted 

by rock 

throwing 

vandals 

• By Nathan Morton 

A SHOCKED couple are wondering 

why they were the victims of an 

overnight attack in which a large 

rock was thrown through their 

window. 

Kaveh Mazloomi and his wife 

had just gone to sleep when the 

20cm by 16cm rock smashed 

through the window and landed 

right next to his wife’s head. 

Mazloomi said they woke to the 

sound of a large bang just after 

midnight on Friday. 

“It was (a) windy night, so I 

thought it was lightning next to my 

house,” he said. 

“I had my wife screaming. We 

turned on the lights to see glass all 

over the bed.” 

Mazloomi didn’t spot the rock at 

first as a draft coming through the 

large gaping hole in the window was 

blowing the curtains. It wasn’t until 

the curtains were pulled back that 

the rock was found. 

Photos taken by Mazloomi show 

glass strewn across the bed and 

glass lying on one of their pillows. 

“(The rock) was pretty large – 

it couldn’t have been a kid that 

threw it.” 

The couple live on Pony Lane, a 

no-exit street off Domain Tce in 

Spreydon. It is a quiet street with 

barely any traffic in the area. 

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what’s on 

this week 

Rummikub Club 

Thursday, 10am-noon 

Linwood Library 

Go and join us in a game of 

Rummikub, a tile-based game 

for two to four players, combines 

elements of the card game Rummy 

and Mahjong. Free no booking 

required. 

Photovoice Exhibition 

Thursday, all day 

New Brighton Library 

The Photovoice process involved 

a group of people who have experienced 

homelessness –taking a range 

of photos of things that hold significance 

to them and reflecting their 

lives, interests and surroundings in 

visual form. Video stories accompany 

the photos to share the meanings 

behind the images. With this exhibition, 

Housing First Ōtautahi sought 

to bridge the gap of understanding 

between the public and people sleeping 

rough on the streets. 

Mahjong Group 

Thursday, 1-3pm 


Interested in playing Mahjong? 

For beginners and advanced players 

alike. 

Sensory Craft for Pēpi 

Wednesday, 11-11.30am 

Shirley Library 

Bring your pēpi along to make 

sensory toys, arts and crafts that 

they can enjoy at home using simple, 

Lunar New Year Bilingual Wā Kōrero-Storytimes, Tuesday, 

10.30-11.30am, Shirley Library. Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit with special 

bilingual storytimes and create a Lunar New Year craft. Meet others in the 

community when you and your pre-schooler go along for a fun variety of 

stories, songs and rhymes that foster children’s literacy. All whānau and 

caregivers welcome. Free, no bookings required. 

upcycled materials. Get ideas 

for activities you can do at home 

with your pēpi and connect with 

others during the session. No craft 

experience needed, all materials 

provided.For parents and carers of 

pēpi 2 years and under. Free. No 

bookings required. 

Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Monday, 10-11.30am 

Parklands Library 

Do you love knitting in company? 

Go along to knit and natter in a relaxed 

and friendly environment. 

JP Clinic 

Tuesday, 10am-1pm - Linwood 

Library 

Tuesday, 10am-1pm - Shirley Library 

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. 

Reading to Dogs 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

New Brighton Library 

Do you have a reluctant reader that 

just needs to build confidence with 

a non-judgemental audience? Then 

reading to dogs is a great option for 

them. Your child can have 15 minutes 

to sit with the dog and read their 

favourite book or one they’ve found 

at the library. Bookings essential. 

Citizens Advice Bureau 

Tuesday, 11am-2pm 


Citizens Advice Bureau provides 

free and confidential advice to everyone. 

We take the time to listen to you 

and equip you with the information, 

options and support that fit your 

needs. 

Not-for-profit organisations can 

send their What’s On listings to 

pegasus@starmedia.kiwi 

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New Start • New CourSe • New FiNiSh 

6km or 12km ChooSe your diStaNCe 

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Get amongst the fun and 

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Have you been working from home or 

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Two new distances to choose from 6km or 

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(Teams can split entries over both distances) 

Team sites are also available at the finish. 

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Thursday January 26 2023 3 

Pacific Sisters collective to perform 

on last weekend of SCAPE 

ARTS COLLECTIVE Pacific 

Sisters will play a key role in the 

final weekend of SCAPE Public 

Art and the final days of Te Pū 

o Te Wheke with a special Fiafia 

PIKNIK 2023 event on Saturday. 

Established in the early 90s, 

Pacific Sisters is one of the oldest 

Tangata Moana art collectives in 

the country, recognised locally 

and internationally for their 

multi-disciplinary practice and 

fashion activism. 

The Sisters’ Te Pū o te Wheke 

opened on November 5, as part 

of the SCAPE Public Arts Festival 

Season 22, and runs until 

January 30. 

Eight individual photographs 

of NIU AITU (ancestors) are 

installed back-to-back in four 

lightboxes outside Te Pae Convention 

Centre on Oxford Tce. 

The Fiafia PIKNIK 2023 event 

will take place from 10am-4pm 

at the Kate Sheppard Reserve, 

159 Oxford Tce. 

The event will showcase live 

music, performance, taonga 

puoro, and poetry, including artist 

Mahmah Timoteo, poet Daisy 

Speaks and up-and-coming 

musicians Twin Harmony. 

Pacific Sisters will provide a 

range of workshops sharing new 

skills and knowledge, in partnership 

with Tagata Moana Trust 

and Moana Vā, both local organisations 

championing youth 

and queer communities. 

The day culiminates with 

Pacific Sisters’ signature 

free-style frock action where 

members of the public are 

invited to show off their styles 

on the catwalk with what they 

have made in the workshops 

throughout the day. 

LINE-UP: Pacific Collective 

performers at Fiafia 

PIKNIK 2023 on Saturday 

include Daisy Speaks (top 

right), Tiana Malina Te 

Rongopatahi Mo’iha (right) 

and Twin Harmony Tane 

and Aka Music (below 

right). The event will be 

on at the Kate Sheppard 

Reserve on Oxford Tce. 

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Our lease is due to expire and we have made the hard 

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‘You don’t expect this to happen’ 

SMASH: The large 20cm-long rock was thrown through 

Kaveh Mazloomi’s bedroom window and landed right next 

to his wife’s head. 

•From page 1 

Mazloomi said the couple do 

not have any enemies and have 

been living in the city for the past 

two years. 

He had no idea how or why the 

rock was thrown through their 

window. 

“I can’t emphasise enough, the 

window they threw it through 

was the most impractical window 

to target,” he said. 

“If you wanted to break into a 

house or check out what’s inside, 

it’s the last window you would 

choose. I have no idea why it 

happened.” 

The couple called the police 

and submitted a report on the 

incident. 

Mazloomi and his wife are 

both working professionals and 

say they have not spent enough 

time in the area determine 

whether it is safe or not. 

“I hear and read stuff, but you 

don’t expect this to happen to 

you,” he said. 

“I’m probably going to need to 

do something – I just don’t know 

what to do. I can’t stop people 

from throwing things at my 

window so something needs to 

be done, I just haven’t thought it 

through yet.” 

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$60k to make sure youngsters 

‘reach their potential’ on court 

TENNIS Canterbury has been 

granted $60,000 to get more 

people playing the sport. 

General manager Bevan 

Johns said the grant will allow 

the organisation to focus on 

participation and development 

initiatives to ensure young 

talented players “reach their 

potential at all levels.” 

“Tennis Canterbury delivers 

services to over 7000 members 

and a further 

30,000-plus 

participants 

in various 

programmes 

and casual 

participation 

Bevan 

opportunities.” 

The funding 

from New Zealand 

Johns 

Community Trust aims to keep 

participation costs down and 

remove barriers to participation, 

Johns said. 

“Tennis Canterbury is about 

making it easy for everyone to 

discover or re-discover tennis 

and to help our players find 

enjoyment through tennis for 

life.” 

The grant will help the 

organisation run its beginner 

hotshots programme and 

get juniors to national and 

international competitions. 

“During the current season we 

trialled the first iteration of the 

Canterbury player development 

programme in preparation for 

the annual national teams event. 

The region’s top six girls and six 

boys in the 12U, 14U and 17U 

age groups got together weekly 

to practice and prepare for the 

event. Training included doubles 

strategy, mental preparation, 

fitness and nutrition planning.” 

The grant will help Canterbury 

players like Lucia Gale who 

won the national under-14 title, 

beating fellow Cantabrian Dallas 

King-Ehau in the final. Lucia 

also took out the doubles title 

and competed at the under-16 

nationals where she won the 

doubles. 

Alvin Na won the under-12 

boys singles and doubles final, 

while Aliyah Daly won the 

under-12 girls doubles. 

Five Canterbury players, 

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grant will 

help young 

tennis players, 

including 

Lucia Gale 

(above) who 

won the 

national 

under-14 title. 

including Lucia, took part in the 

national teams competition in 

Australia last year. 

The funding will go towards 

the New Zealand regional 

programme for 11 to 14-yearolds, 

run by coach Stuart 

Chalmers at Wilding Park. 

It brings the best players in 

Canterbury together to train 

with experts in strength and 

conditioning and other aspects 

of the game. Said Chalmers: 

“This programme ensures 

opportunities for our junior 

players to train together. We 

are now looking to extend it 

for players in the 15-plus age 

bracket. We need to keep these 

young talented players in the 

game.” 

Tennis Canterbury also has 

a strong wheelchair tennis 

community. Travis Moffat won 

the recent national singles title 

and Glenn Barnes was runnerup. 

The two went on to win the 

doubles championship. Seniors 

tennis is also strong in the region 

and there are programmes for 

players in the Tongan tennis 

community. 

With more than 500 juniors 

and 550 adults competing in 

summer interclub across the 

region, Tennis Canterbury relies 

on its small number of staff and 

network of clubs, coaches and 

volunteers to grow the game. 

Do you suffer from 

dizziness, vertigo or BPPV? 

These issues can be treated with vestibular 

physiotherapy. 

Vestibular rehabilitation therapy is a specialised 

form of therapy, in which physiotherapists 

work to improve symptoms of dizziness and the 

balance problems that can occur with vestibular 

dysfunction. Balance problems and dizziness can 

all be treated very effectively. 

Our team of experienced physiotherapists 

have all completed internationally recognised 

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Wrap up summer’s best in a sandwich 

Nigel Slater whips up a 

slow and easy focaccia 

for summer, and a 

dreamy vegan filling to 

complement it 

Olive and rosemary 

focaccia 

Serves 4 

Ingredients 

400ml warm water 

2 tsp easy-bake dried yeast 

1 tsp sea salt 

1 tsp caster sugar 

500g strong white bread flour 

6 Tbsp olive oil, plus a little 

extra 

125g green or lemon-marinated 

olives, stoned 

1 Tbsp rosemary leaves 

Sea salt flakes to finish 

A high-sided baking dish 

Directions 

Put the water and yeast into a 

large mixing bowl and add the 

salt and sugar. Mix in the flour 

either by hand or with a wooden 

spatula. Add 2 tablespoons of 

the olive oil and mix loosely into 

the dough. Cover the bowl with 

a cloth and refrigerate overnight. 

(The dough will need a good 

eight hours.) 

Next day, when the dough has 

risen somewhat (don’t expect it 

to be as high as if you had proved 

it in a warm place) halve the 

olives and chop the rosemary 

leaves and mix them into the 

dough along with another 2 tablespoons 

of the olive oil. Lightly 

oil the baking tin and turn the 

dough out into the tin. Push the 

dough out to fit the tin with your 

fist, gently pushing it almost 

into the corners – it will swell 

during second proving – then 

wrap the tin in a cloth and place 

in a warm spot for a good hour, 

perhaps two, until it has risen to 

twice its size. 

Set the oven at 220degC. 

When the oven is ready, use a 

floured finger to push several 

hollows into the dough, then 

scatter the surface lightly with 

sea salt flakes and bake for 30 

minutes until golden. Remove 

from the oven, pour the remaining 

oil over the surface, then 

release from its tin with a palette 

knife. 

Roast aubergine and 

preserved lemon 

sandwiches 

Serves 4 

Ingredients 

3 medium to large aubergines 

(about 800g) 

4 Tbsp olive oil 

3 cloves garlic 

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1 small preserved lemon 

12 basil leaves 

1 focaccia (see recipe) 

2 handfuls rocket 

Directions 

Warm 4 tablespoons of oil in 

a shallow pan over a moderate 

heat. Add the aubergines scoredside 

down, tuck the unpeeled 

garlic cloves around them, then 

let the aubergines fry for 4-5 

minutes until the cut sides are 

starting to take on a pale golden 

colour. You may need to do this 

in two pans or in relay. Turn the 

aubergines over, using a palette 

knife then pour 100ml of water 

into the pan. (Keep a lid handy 

to deal with the spluttering.) 

Cover with a lid, lower the 

heat and continue cooking for 

10 minutes until the aubergine 

flesh is soft and silky. Check it is 

cooked right through by prizing 

the flesh apart with a spoon. 

Remove from the heat and 

allow to cool. Lift the cloves of 

garlic from the pan, scrape their 

flesh from the skins and put it 

in a bowl. Crush the cloves to a 

paste with a spoon or fork. Using 

a tablespoon, slide the aubergine 

flesh from its skin into the garlic 

bowl. Pour in any juices from the 

pan – there won’t be a lot – then 

mash together with a fork. 

Remove and discard the flesh 

from inside the preserved lemon, 

then chop the skin very finely. 

Add to the aubergine. Shred the 

basil leaves and stir in. Taste for 

seasoning. You may need a little 

black pepper. 

To fill the focaccia: using a 

long, sharp bread knife, slice the 

bread in half vertically to give 

two rectangles then cut each in 

half horizontally. Remove the 

top half of each, then cover the 

bottom half with the mashed 

aubergine and rocket leaves. 

Place the upper halves on top 

and press gently down. Leave for 

a good half hour, for the juices 

to soak in to the bread, then cut 

into slices at the table. 

– ODT/Guardian News & 

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WORDBUILDER 

180 

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words of three or more letters, 

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letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

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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 

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bra, brat, brut, BRUTAL, bur, burl, but, lab, lat, rat, 

word. rub, rut, tab, tabu, tar, tau, tub, tuba, tubal, ultra. 

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9. Quantity (6) 

10. Exist (4) 

11. Resonant (10) 

12. Soft felt hat (6) 

14. Spice (8) 

15. Fuss (6) 

16. Whitewater (6) 

19. Delight (8) 

21. Livestock (6) 

23. Unbeaten (10) 

24. Partiality (4) 

25. Downpour (6) 

26. Tin (8) 

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2. Give up (4) 

3. Wheedle (8) 

4. Hesitate (6) 

5. Reporter (10) 

6. Notorious (8) 

8. Reek (6) 

13. Scandalous (10) 

15. Poised (8) 

17. Chance event (8) 

18. Infected (6) 

20. Lopsided (6) 

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No.180 

10 13 17 2 4 26 2 23 20 1 2 4 

Crossword 

Across: 7. Tireless, 9. 

Amount, 10. Live, 11. 

Stentorian, 12. Fedora, 14. 

Cardamom, 15. Bother, 

16. Rapids, 19. Pleasure, 

21. Cattle, 23. Undefeated, 

24. Bias, 25. Deluge, 26. 

Canister. 

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3. Persuade, 4. Falter, 5. 

Journalist, 6. Infamous, 8. 

Stench, 13. Outrageous, 

15. Balanced, 17. Accident, 

18. Septic, 20. Uneven, 22. 

Leaden, 24. Bush. 

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nan, nans, nun, nuns, nut, 

nuts, san, sat, stun, sun, 

SUNTAN, tan, tans, tau, tun, 

tuna, tunas, tuns. 

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DECODER 

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Prices Guaranteed as of 29/01/23 Subject to change. 

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