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1000th 1st XV player 

in a rich rugby history 

Shirley Boys’ High School boasts a 

proud 1st XV rugby history which 

includes the likes of former All 

Blacks Ryan Crotty and Chris Jack 

and Black Caps coach Gary Stead. 

Now teacher Michael Skinner has 

discovered Carlos Colville (both above) 

was the 1000th player to run onto 

the field for the 1st XV 

•Read the full story on page 7 

Chris 

Jack 

Ryan Crotty 

Gary Stead 

30 Jun 

- 2 Jul 

2023 

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Rangi 

students 

world 

record 

waiting 

game 

RANGI RURU Girls’ School 

students are waiting with bated 

breath to see if they have set a 

new world record. 

The students attempted the 

world record on Friday, for the 

most water transported by hand 

over 1km, in aid of World Vision’s 

40 Hour Challenge. 

Led by the school’s head of 

service, Bex Skinner (Year 13), 

the school’s 700 students were 

encouraged to take part in the 

challenge. 

It required each student to 

walk 1km with a bucket of 

water from the school pool, in 

a bid to highlight the disparity 

between the availability and 

convenience of clean drinking 

water in New Zealand to that in 

many other countries. 

Students were asked to seek 

sponsorship for the challenge, 

which has so far raised $7756 of 

the $8000 target. Funds raised 

will to go towards providing 

fresh water access in Malawi, 

where it is estimated the average 

child walks 6km to collect fresh 

water each day. 

Said Skinner: “This water 

bucket challenge is important 

to me because it encourages 

empathy towards others whose 

daily lives are so different from 

our own.” • Turn to page 5 

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Zhou woos Ryman residents 

IT WAS A special homecoming 

for one member of the United 

States-based a cappella group, 

the Harvard Krokodiloes, 

when they performed at the 

Christchurch Art Gallery. 

Among the 12 tuxedo-clad 

undergrads who performed to 

Ryman residents and guests 

over the weekend was former 

Cobham Intermediate and 

Burnside High student Alex 

Zhou. 

The Harvard Krokodiloes are 

based at Harvard University 

in Cambridge, Massachusetts, 

where Zhou has made a successful 

career with the singing 

group, which performs without 

instrumental accompaniment. 

Zhou’s parents were in the 

audience to cheer him on. The 

former Burnside choir member 

was happy to share his experiences 

of life at Eliot House, one 

of 12 residential houses for “upperclassmen” 

at Harvard. 

Zhou said the Kroks – as they 

are commonly known – have 

performed in front of luminaries 

such as Julia Roberts and Bill 

Clinton. 

“Three years ago, we performed 

at this country club 

in Los Angeles and one of the 

actors in Hunger Games was 

there.” 

Zhou admitted he only got into 

a cappella because some friends 

put him ‘unwittingly’ into a side 

career as a singer. 

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“I definitely come from an 

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I pretty much had no 

exposure to singing all the way 

until year 12, so my second to 

last year of high school. Then my 

friends as a joke signed me up 

for auditions for the high school 

choir. 

“They didn’t tell me until 40 

minutes before the audition. 

I thought why not, I’ll give it 

a shot. I went in and sang the 

national anthem, and somehow 

it worked out.” 

He went on to perform with 

the Burnside Choir at The Big 

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school choral music competition. 

Zhou says during high school 

he loved 1960s and 90s Britpop 

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David Bowie and Oasis. 

With a relatively limited 

experience it was somewhat 

nerve-racking to audition for the 

Kroks at prestigious Harvard in 

his first year. 

“First week was a bit of a struggle 

because you’re constantly 

singing and each a cappella 

group has three to four rounds of 

auditions.” 

But he loves the challenge and 

comradeship. He’s returned the 

favour by helping put up some 

FUN 

NIGHT: 

Alex Zhou 

(left) 

and the 

Harvard 

Krokodiloes 

performed 

in front 

of Ryman 

residents 

and staff. 

fellow students up at his parent’s 

house in Yaldhurst. 

“I’ve got eight of the Kroks 

staying at my house so it’s a bit of 

a squeeze,” he said on Monday. 

After four years, including 

‘dorm parties’ while living in 

shared student halls on campus, 

he’s graduated with an economics 

degree from Harvard. 

“That’s got some of the brightest 

students from across the 

world (though) I’m not sure I’m 

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Melbourne and Sydney. They 

also performed to an audience 

of Ngaio Marsh Retirement Village 

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Bucket challenge attempts 

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Said Skinner: “Although 

we can never compare our 

experience to their everyday 

lives, my hope is that students 

will get to step into their shoes 

for a small period of time and 

have a better understanding of 

the cause we are fundraising 

towards as a school.” 

In total, the students transported 

3195 litres of water – 

the equivalent of 12,780 cups 

of tea – but will have to await 

official notice to learn if they 

have set a brand-new world 

record. 

Fellow Year 13 student and 

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helps us reflect on our 

privilege of having access to 

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among young people. 

“Our Rangi Ruru value 

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(students) being good global 

citizens and helping those less 

fortunate than themselves,” 

she said. 

“Not only does this schoolwide 

event help raise awareness 

of World Vision’s focus 

on raising money to help 

bring fresh water to the most 

vulnerable children in Malawi, 

but it also encourages our 

ākonga to do their little bit to 

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Spreadsheet of rugby results 

turns into major project 

Meticulous research 

has led to a treasure 

trove of sporting 

history at Shirley 

Boys’ High School. 

Jaime Cunningham 

reports 

WHEN CARLOS Colville 

made his debut for Shirley Boys’ 

High’s 1st XV in the opening 

match of the season against 

John McGlashan College, he 

unknowingly made history for 

the school. 

Shortly after the match in 

April, teacher Michael Skinner 

discovered Colville was the 

1000th player to take the field for 

SBHS’s 1st XV. 

Skinner started his research 

after the trip to Oamaru to play 

John McGlashan when current 

coaches Kris Vine and Thomas 

Houghton asked about the 

history of the team. Skinner, 

a teacher at SBHS since 2002, 

admitted he didn’t know much 

about it to start with. 

“I coached the 1st XV years 

ago, and help out now and then,” 

he said. 

“But I didn’t know much of the 

history myself, so I started a bit 

of research not only to educate 

the boys but tell our history to 

our community.” 

What started as a spreadsheet 

of results turned into a bigger 

project for Skinner, who counted 

up the total number of the 

school’s 1st XV players and 

found that Colville had became 

the 1000th in the team’s first 

game of the season. 

“It was a bit of a shame we 

missed that opportunity, but 

we celebrated that at the start of 

the Miles Toyota Premiership 

season,” he said. 

Even the school’s 17 

staff members who played for 

the 1st XV were wanting to 

know their player numbers, 

Skinner added. 

The historical project has 

now gotten larger than Skinner 

IN ACTION: Carlos Colville clutches at Selwyn Schools’ openside flanker Mason 

Thompson in Shirley’s 33-2 win. 

PHOTO: JAMES DARNELL 

initially thought, with a mini 

documentary in progress 

featuring a number of old boys 

such as current Crusaders Tom 

Christie (below) and Brodie 

McAlister, Black Ferns assistant 

coach Tony Christie, and former 

All Black Ryan Crotty. 

“What I’m trying to do is to 

make a 20 minute presentation 

of the history with images and 

clips of them,” he said. 

“It’s something for next year 

and the future.” 

Although it’s still in the 

works, Skinner has interviewed 

several former players so far, and 

believes their memories will be 

integral to the school’s rugby 

culture. 

“I talked to James Daniels, 

who was part of the 1972 team 

and is a presenter for Newstalk 

ZB.” 

“I tried not to laugh at some of 

his memories on camera because 

they were so entertaining,” he 

said. 

Skinner has also interviewed 

Steve Crotty, known as being the 

father of All Black Ryan, but is 

an old boy himself who coached 

alongside Skinner in the mid 

2000s. 

“He got a bit of a tear to his 

eye going back to the memory 

of coaching his sons Ryan and 

Luke,” Skinner said. 

“It was obviously a real proud 

moment with his wife and 

daughter on the sidelines.” 

The geography teacher 

hopes to add to his project 

with scanned photo 

archives scattered around 

the school’s new Travis Rd site 

to educate students’ on their 

local history. 

SBHS continued their Miles 

Toyota Premiership campaign 

yesterday, going down to 

defending champions Nelson 

College 29-5. 

Some of Michael Skinner’s 

research into the past years of 

SBHS rugby: 

The inaugural Shirley 1st XV 

team played 10 games against St 

Bede’s College, Christ’s College, 

Christchurch Boys’ High, Papanui 

High and Cashmere High in 1959 

just two years after the school was 

founded. 

It was noted in the school magazine 

that the “team had a good year 

despite the greater age and weight 

of opposing teams” – as Shirley did 

not having any 7th formers (year 

13s) until 1961. The 1960 1st XV 

was captained by Peter Drewery 

(SBHS 1st XV #1) and coached by 

John Mullins. 

Eight years later, Shirley won 

their first secondary schools 1st XV 

Championship in 1968- captained 

by Howard Anderson (#94). 

In 1972, Shirley took out the title 

as the top Christchurch school rugby 

team for the second time. This 

team featured Steve Scott (#172) at 

second five-eight, who gained the 

honour of being Shirley’s first All 

Black representative. 

Craig Green (#251) was a member 

of the 1976-78 teams. He later 

became the school’s second All 

Black representative - a winger for 

the 1987 rugby world cup winning 

team, playing the final in front of 

over 48,000 people. 

The first golden era of Shirley 

rugby is considered be from 1986 

to 1989. The 1986 season saw the 

team placed fourth while they 

placed second in both 1987 and 

1988. In 1989, Shirley gained the 

Canterbury Rugby 1st XV title 

for the third time in the school’s 

history. 

Former Crusaders Graeme Jack 

(#407) and Matt Sexton (#403) 

played through the 1986-1988 

seasons, while Gary Stead (#423) 

also featured in the 1988 and 1989 

teams. Gary later gained recognition 

as a Black Cap opening batsman 

and head coach. 

•Michael Skinner is asking 

any former SBHS 1st XV players 

to contact him and share their 

photos and stories via email at 

oldboys@shirley.school.nz 

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New look on life after Outward Bound 

LAST MONTH, Josh Rae laced 

up his boots and ventured to 

Anakiwa in the Marlborough 

Sounds to attend an Outward 

Bound Youth Activate course, 

an eight-day adapted course 

for young people with physical 

disabilities. 

Josh is an active teenager who 

lives with cerebral palsy and 

attends Papanui High School. 

He said being on the course 

and away from the stresses of 

everyday life in the city gave 

him the opportunity for selfreflection. 

“It was the perfect place to find 

your inner peace – it was serene, 

calm and quiet. I took time for 

myself and as a result, now have 

a different outlook on life,” Josh 

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“Nowhere else but Outward 

Bound can you get that 

experience – you can’t do it at 

home. I loved being outdoors, 

away from commitments, school 

and tech.” 

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adapted courses for the past four 

decades. Over the past few years, 

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Activate course for people aged 

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the Activate Leaps and Bounds 

for 13-15 year-olds, who attend 

with a parent or caregiver. 

“We believe that there is more 

in everyone,” says Outward 

Bound diversity and inclusion 

partner Leonie King. 

“By helping people understand 

their full potential we can help 

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world a better place. 

“The feedback from our 

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“We see participants of all 

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confidence in their physical 

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PROGRAMME: For 

teenager Josh Rae, who 

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Outward Bound provided 

physical and mental 

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personal skills. 

“Outward Bound is as much 

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journey.” 

While Josh is a keen kayaker 

and footballer and many of the 

physical aspects of the course 

were doable for him, he found 

traversing the tree canopy on 

ropes challenging, overcoming 

his fears with the help of 

encouraging from his instructor. 

The Mairehau resident also 

made some personal discoveries 

over the eight days he was away. 

“I was really proud of myself 

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physically, but I also discovered 

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“Usually I hang back when 

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during the course when I was 

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King said Josh’s huria watch 

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people” who came together from 

all corners of the country to form 

a tight-knit watch. 

“They departed Outward 

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they arrived to when they left, 

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from doing anything they set 

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Said Josh: “I would definitely 

recommend anyone to go to 

Outward Bound. It was different 

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20 21 22 23 24 

How many words of three or more letters, 

How including many plurals, words can you of make three from or the more six 

letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

words or words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There's at least one six-letter word. 

once? 

TODAY 

Good 11 Very Good 15 Excellent 18 

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 

Solution 200: den, derv, doe, doer, don, done, dove, 

drone, drove, end, eon, nerd, nod, node, nor, ode, one, 

word. 

ore, oven, over, red, redo, rend, rev, rod, rode, roe, rove, 

roved, vend, VENDOR. 

Good 8 Very Good 12 Excellent 17 

25 26 

27 28 

29 30 

31 32 

33 34 

Across 

1. Abstain from (6) 

5. Bold (6) 

10. Stays (7) 

11. Crush underfoot (7) 

12. Hairstyle/fish (6) 

15. Select (6) 

16. Fugitive (7) 

17. Part of the school year (4) 

18. Retained (4) 

19. Skill (7) 

20. Speed contest (4) 

22. Very big (4) 

25. Act (7) 

27. State of inactivity (6) 

28. Exclamation of discovery (6) 

31. Delicate (7) 

32. Indignation (7) 

33. Moor (6) 

34. Scan (6) 

Decoder 

Down 

2. Alike (7) 

3. Female bovine (6) 

4. Small tuft or lock (4) 

5. Tub (4) 

6. Indifference (6) 

7. Detonate (7) 

8. Punctual (6) 

9. Command (6) 

13. Drinking glass (7) 

14. Cancel (4,3) 

15. Snare (7) 

20. Approve, endorse (6) 

21. Sure (7) 

23. Raise (7) 

24. Rouse (6) 

25. Burnish (6) 

26. Mumble (6) 

29. Ale (4) 

30. Many (colloq) (4) 

Crossword 

Across: 1. Eschew, 5. 

Brazen, 10. Remains, 11. 

Trample, 12. Mullet, 15. 

Choose, 16. Runaway, 17. 

Term, 18. Kept, 19. Ability, 

20. Race, 22. Mega, 25. 

Perform, 27. Torpor, 28. 

Eureka, 31. Fragile, 32. 

Outrage, 33. Anchor, 34. 

Survey. 

Down: 2. Similar, 3. Heifer, 

4. Wisp, 5. Bath, 6. Apathy, 

7. Explode, 8. Prompt, 9. 

Behest, 13. Tumbler, 14. Call 

off, 15. Capture, 20. Ratify, 

21. Certain, 23. Elevate, 

24. Awaken, 25. Polish, 26. 

Mutter, 29. Beer, 30. Lots. 

WordBuilder 

age, ague, ale, alee, eagle, 

eel, gal, gale, gee, gel, glee, 

glue, lag, lea, LEAGUE, lee, 

leg, leu, lug, luge 

Sudoku 

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Burnside High School Athletes 

Leaders in Learning 

It has been a busy start to Term 2 for the Burnside High School athletes. Along with our traditional 

winter sport programme getting underway, our gymnasts and cross country and road race runners 

have been competing at a Regional and National level. 

Road Race 

On Monday 08 

May, a team of 48 

athletes competed 

at the Canterbury 

Secondary Schools’ 

Road Race, held 

at Hagley Park. It 

was a great day out 

for all our athletes, 

with strong 

performances for 

all. Ben Lough had 

Road Race Team 2023 

an excellent run 

placing 3rd in the Year 9 Boys Race. Other top ten finishers were 

Erica Lowe in the Under 16 Girls Race (10th) and Joy Chiles in 

the Year 9 Girls Race. Our Year 9 Boys’ team (Ben Lough, Hosea 

Wood, Charlie Brown and Lukas De Wit) came 2nd in the Year 

9 Boys teams’ race. The Year 9 Girls’ team (Joy Chiles, Miriam 

Lemon, India Pateman and Lilyann Lim) and Under 16 Boys’ team 

(Oskar Koontz, Daniel Fullerton, Shannon Rochester and Olly 

Upjohn) both placed 3rd in the teams racing. 

Gymnastics 

Elle Ilkiw 

Continuing 

Burnside High 

Schools tradition 

of excellence 

in gym sports, 

Lilyann Lim placed 

5th in the Junior 

International 

Competition and 

Elle Ilkiw placed 

2nd in the Level 

10 Competition 

at the recent 

NZ Secondary 

Schools’ Rhythmic Gymnastic Championships held in Auckland. 

Earlier in the year, Elle Ilkiw and Annabel Keith competed at 

the Canterbury Secondary Schools’ Rhythmic Gymnastics 

Championships, here in Christchurch. Elle placed 3rd in the Level 

10 competition and Annabel took out 1st place in the Level 8 

competition. 

Adam Lim was the only competitor in his group to compete 

in all disciplines to cement his win in the Level 7 Mens Artistic 

Gymnastic competition at the Canterbury Secondary Schools’ 

Artistic Championships, held at the Christchurch Gymnastics 

Centre over the 27th and 28th of May. 

Cross Country 

Our cross country 

runners have 

competed at 

the Canterbury 

Secondary Schools’ 

Championships 

and the Southern 

Cross Country 

Championships 

with some excellent 

results, and over 

the weekend of 

Saturday 17 and 

Sunday 18 June we will have a group 

of ten runners competing at the New 

Zealand Secondary Schools Cross 

Country Championships in Palmerston 

North. 

Ben Lough won the Year 9 Boys 

race at the Southern Cross Country 

Championship at Ashbury Park in Timaru, 

Sunday 28 May. An excellent run from the 

U16 Boys’ team (Olly Upjohn, Shannon 

Rochester and Jake Boswell) and Senior 

Boys’ team (Beck Faloon-Cavander, Daniel 

Lough & James Anderson) resulted in a 

3rd place for both teams in the teams races. 

Unfortunately, the team that competed at the Canterbury 

Secondary Schools’ Cross Country at Ascot Park on Thursday 01 

June was affected by illness and injury, but still produced some 

outstanding results. Ben Lough continued his top form with a 

4th in the Year 9 Boys’ race. Ben also combined with Hosea Woo, 

Corey Kennedy and 

Barnaby Todd for a 3rd place in the Year 9 Boys’ teams event. 

NZ Scholarship Top Scholar Awards 

Ceremony – Wednesday, 10 May, 

Grand Hall, Parliament Buildings, 

Wellington 

The Top Scholar Awards ceremony 

celebrates the academic achievements 

of the highest achieving secondary 

school students in the New Zealand 

Scholarship Examinations. 

At this ceremony, awards were 

presented to Premier Scholars and to 

the Top Scholar in each Scholarship 

subject. The Prime Minister’s Award 

for Academic Excellence was also 

announced and awarded. 

Grady Kenix received a Top Subject 

Scholar Award, and Shun Ting (Carol) 

Khor received a Premier Award (for 

number of outstanding and total 

scholarships received) and Top 

Subject Scholar Award (Biology). 

Southern Cross Country 

Ben 

Lough 

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• By Bob Nettleton 

ELECTRIFICATION adds 

another chapter to the epic story 

of British automotive icon, the 

Mini – now with 64 years on the 

clock and going stronger, cleaner 

and greener than ever as a bona 

fide electric vehicle. 

It’s fitting that a variant destined 

to power the Mini brand 

well into the future is offered in 

the company’s traditional threedoor 

body style of the ground 

breaking original, launched in 

1959. 

And, rather appropriately, it’s 

built in the UK at the Mini factory 

in Oxford, the birthplace of 

this little legend. 

The Mini E has a claimed 

range of 233km. This means 

out of town excursions demand 

careful planning, so you always 

know where the nearest fast 

charger is. When you find a 

50kW fast-charger you can boost 

the battery to 80 per cent in 36 

minutes. 

The Mini Electric Hatch is 

based on the distinctive design 

of the three-door petrol powered 

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exterior accents for a unique 

first-ever Mini EV. 

For a very small car, albeit a 

lavishly appointed one, its sports 

a very large $71,155 price sticker. 

With a 32.6kWh latestgeneration 

lithium-ion battery 

on board, producing 135kW of 

power and 270nm of torque, 

these figures use their collective 

heft to produce a quick-smart 

0-100km/h acceleration time of 

7.3 seconds. 

Consistently smooth and 

responsive power delivery make 

for an enjoyable and fun car to 

drive along with its ability to do 

everything so effortlessly. This 

is urban emission-free motoring 

at its finest. A single speed 

transmission does a fine job and 

is an understated contributor to 

making this such a impressive 

vehicle. 

On thing that strikes you when 

stepping into the passenger compartment 

is just how small it is. 

There’s a reason why this hatch is 

called a Mini? If you are used to 

driving a larger vehicle, it takes a 

while to adjust. It’s a comfortable 

two-seater with enough room for 

a couple of smaller types to shoe 

Incorporating 

best motorbuys 

horn their way into the back seat 

and park up for short trips. 

All round visibility is good 

for a relatively low-slung car, although 

it can make entering and 

leaving the vehicle a challenge, 

if you aren’t as lithe and nimble 

these days. 

You’ll need to travel light and 

pack clever, as the rear hatch is 

tiny. Depositing a decent-size 

soft overnight bag consumes 

most of the available luggage real 

estate. 

This is one of the more lavishly 

equipped cars in its class – and 

so it should be with its hefty $70k 

plus asking price. From whatever 

angle you look at it, this is a 

seriously large sum of money for 

such a petite car. 

Mini attempts to take some of 

the sting out of the price with an 

exhaustive list of standard features. 

These include 17-inch alloy 

wheels (pretty big boots for a 

small car), Adaptive LED Headlights, 

an exclusive Mini Electric 

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While this is a defining moment 

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The steering is a Mini masterpiece 

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Value for money 5; Safety 

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