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Rarotonga. Lamont. rt Nukute stationery. up work. Pax says. co p trip. rains a lot.” their bags. Heather An m O C Pet McA timb Tania Indep opera Have asay on Canterbury’sfuture By DAVID HILL, Local Democracy Reporter Now is an important time to have asay about Canterbury’s future, says Environment Canterbury councillor Grant Edge. The North Canterbury councillor is encouraging Waimakariri, Hurunui and Kaikōura residents to share their views as the regional council begins areview of the Canterbury Regional Policy Statement (RPS). The RPS is expected to be notified by December next year, and Environment Canterbury is seeking public feedback. It will ultimately form part of an Integrated Plan for Canterbury, being merged with the Coastal Environment Plan and the Canterbury Land and Water Regional Plan. ‘‘The whole integrated planning process is quite exciting,’’ Cr Edge says. ‘‘And it is coming about at atime of new legislation with the RMA (Resource Management Act) reforms.’’ Merging the three plans into one Integrated Plan will simplify the process and ‘‘give people more certainty for land use,’’he says. The RPS set the framework for local councils when preparing District Plans. Under the proposed RMA reform legislation, District Plans may soon be replaced by Regional Plans, making it important local voices were heard, he says. ‘‘We seem to duplicate things alot, so I’m hoping in the end it will lead to the regional council, district councils and the government working more closely together. ‘‘With climate change impacts and adaptation, anew way of funding is needed within the regional space, because it will become unaffordable through rates alone. ‘‘So the best way is having government around the table and listening, with local people contributing.’’ The Greater Christchurch Partnership provides an example of how this could work, with local and central government, and treaty partners sitting around the table and negotiating to find aconsensus. Cr Edge praised the Hurunui District Council for ‘‘forward thinking’’ in developing acoastal adaptation plan in partnership with the Amberley Beach community. It is believed to be the first of its kind in the country. NEWS The North Canterbury News, July 20, 2023 33 The Widest Music Variety Tune in nowtolisten on 104.9 for North Canterbury 103.7 for Hanmer Springs andKaikoura New principal welcomed By ROBYN BRISTOW HurunuiMayor Marie Black andthe WaikariSchoolcommunity welcomed new principalPhoebe ToddonMonday. Mrs Blackwished Ms Todd all the bestasshe settlesin, having moved fromMethven in MidCanterbury. The Waikari Schoolisatthe heart of the Black family. Mr andMrs Black’sfourchildren attended theschool,representingthe fourthgenerationofBlackstograce the school gates on PrincesStreet. ‘‘Our fourchildrenhad agreat learning experiencewithinthese school grounds. They allspeak fondly of their teachersand theopportunitythey had in these classrooms.’’ One of thebestmemoriesMrs Black has of the Waikari Schoolwas everyone rolling up their sleeves andworking as ateam. ‘‘Inmyopinion, thisisone of the manystrengths of thisschool, where yourchildren reallysee youcaring for themasyou work to providearich and inspiring learningenvironment.’’ Of the 14 years thatthe Blacks’ childrenattendedthe school,Mrs Black was aBoardofTrusteeChairperson for eight of those. ‘‘Phoebe, please knowthat there are manysupport people youcan call on if the needarises—your fellow principals, therangeofsupport servicesand of course your community.’’ SCHOOLS, SPORTS CLUBS, CULTURAL EVENTS OUTSTANDING Fundraising Opportunity When you are looking to raise funds to attend tournaments or events, expenses are often large and at times problematic... The North Canterbury News is pleased to be able to give you the opportunity to generate funds, while at the same time, helping to promote some of the great work being done in our community. For full information on how your school, club or organisation can fundraise while also offering value to your supporters and promoting yourselves, please ema info@ncnews.co.nz. Phoebe Cha Nikau Campbe l Indy Stringer Lucy Asher Becky Blay Lucy Paterson Jade Lamont Mia Montgomery Dylan Fern Jacob Adcock James Ha rison Arthur Haldane Je s Haldane Joel Ha ris Riley Slemint Alex E lerm ailPax O’Dowd SouthIslandSecondarySchools Netball Tournament: Dunedin-Monday3 rd – Thursday6 th September Pictured from left: therine Dalmer sponsored by Waiau Supermarket. f sponsored byArtisan Spa, Hanmer Springs. Proudly sponsored by sponsored by Vetlife Culverden. d by Moriarty Shearing Ltd. at Hanmer Springs. trical. rams. Waikuku Beach Surf Life Saving Under 14 Junior National Surf Lifesaving Cham H d T h r Thank you to our athle Indy Stringer sponsored by Kaiapoi Aluminium Joinery Ltd Ali Ham sales@kaj.co.nz Ph 03 Lucy Asher sponsored by Harcourts Holmw od Property Management heather.andersen@harcourts.co.nz Ph 03 35 Becky Blay sponsored by Scope Resource Management Ltd Ga ry Blay scope.resm@gmail.com Ph 027 696 Lucy Paterson sponsored by Michael Stopforth Contracting Ltd Michael Stopf admin@stopforth.co.nz Ph 027 436 29 Lucy Utilities Infrastructure Ltd Harley Hayw o harley@utilitiesinfrastructure.co.nz Ph 021 0 2 8281 Jade Lamont sponsored by Pegasus Fencing & Maintenance Ltd Phil Lamont pegasusfencing@outl ok.co.nz Ph 021 108 98 9 Mia Montgomery sponsored by Clevermedkits Peter Montgomery peter@clevermedkits.com Ph 021 3 7 4 0 Dylan Fern sponsored by Adcock Contracting Ltd Geo f and Kate g adcock@gmail.com Ph 021 436 3 4 Jacob Adcock sponsored by Adcock Contracting Ltd Geo f and Kate g adcock@gmail.com Ph 021 436 3 4 James Ha rison sponsored by Qtec Fire Services NZ Ltd Jasmin Pilkington jkpilkington@outl ok.com Ph 027 413 9108 Thomas Day Bros Painters Bre t Day Arthur Haldane sponsored by W odsman Fires Pete Ha ris pgha ris@xtra.co.nz Ph 021 320 740 St Patrick’s Kaiapoi Rarotonga Cul Nine Kaiapoi children are about quickly realised the school doesn’t have to embark on a trip of a lifetime to a lot and in the last few years they had a fire burn down some of their classrooms St Patrick’s Kaiapoi Catholic Primary and to date, nothing has been rebuilt School is taking nine Year 7 and 8 pupils due to a lack of funding.” and two adults to the Cook Islands in The St Patrick’s contingent plans to term four to learn abou the local culture take some resources for the school and and do some community service. is seeking support from the local North “This is our second trip and what we’ve Canterbury community. identified is the opportunity to do an A number of local sports organisations overseas trip like no other,” says teacher have agreed to donate sports equipment Pax O’Dowd, who wi l accompany the and local businesses have given some pupils to Rarotonga. “It’s like school camp, where the Pax says the group is also liaising with students wi l have some fun, but it’s Raro community groups in Rarotonga to do style and it’s an opportunity to give back some volunteering, plantingand clean the local community and an opportunity to learn what we share in common The group wi l be staying a the as Pacific communities as we l as our Rakahangahostel, which is named after di ferences.” one of the islands, and is like a marae, Pax wi l be joined on the trip by parent Pacific Islands. and Board of Trustees member Angela “It’s very basic, but community focused His classmateCalebSpencesayshe and everybody pitches in with cooking has been to Rarotonga before and is Although the Cook Islands is o ficia ly and cleaning. looking forward to returning. a part of New Zealand and uses New “They are wonderful hosts and are quite “I’m exciting to see the beach. It’s pre ty Zealand do lars, life is very di ferent on proud of their country and are rea ly hot at 30 degrees most of the time and it the islands and local schools do not happy, humble people.” have the same resources. The pupils said they were looking Their classmatesare looking forward to As we l as fundraising for the trip, Pax forward to visiting Rarotongaand learning about Cook Islands culture and s he school has been fundraising to meeting their new penpals at Nukutere meetingtheir penpals. rt Nukutere Co lege, a Year 7 to 11 Co lege, who they have been They have been busy fundraising and in Rarotonga, which St Patrick’s co responding with in the lead up to the co lecting stationery supplies and books ilt a relationship with. to take to Nukutere Co lege and packing rs trip last year was an Pupil Mason Robson says his penpal nity to see the lay of the land. 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