Western News: August 31, 2023

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 2023 

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Season of success 

for St Andrew’s 

• By Jaime Cunningham 

ST ANDREW’S College 

have had a near-perfect leadup 

to this week’s national 

tournaments with four of their 

girls’ sides making finals within 

a week of each other. 

The school’s girls football 

and basketball senior teams 

clinched regional titles in the 

Connetics premier first XI and 

Whelan Trophy competitions 

respectively. St Andrew’s also 

made finals for netball and 

hockey. St Andrew’s senior 

basketball side won the first 

title of last week on Tuesday 

HISTORY: Sasha 

McIntyre chases 

the ball down 

field during the 

premier final. 

with a dominant 82-61 win over 

Rangiora High. Year 13 Lauren 

Whittaker was awarded most 

valuable player with a 25-point, 

21-rebound, 8-steal statline. 

• Turn to page 7 

Residents 

against plan 

change for 

Hornby, 

Riccarton 

• By Briar Allen 

‘RIDICULOUS’ is the 

overwhelming response from 

many residents to the city 

council’s proposed increase of 

building height restrictions from 

six storeys to 10. 

Western News canvassed residents 

from the Hornby and Riccarton 

areas to get their thoughts, 

after city council head of planning 

and consents John Higgins said 

these areas had been identified as 

large town centres as part of the 

PC14 plans. 

“Council officers have recommended 

that the commercial 

building height for all of these 

areas is increased to 32m in the 

commercial zone, where 22m 

was proposed in the notified plan 

change,” he said. 

Higgins said officers have 

recommended the high-density 

residential extent around all areas 

is increased to 800m, where 600m 

was proposed. Also, that building 

height is increased by 2m to 22m 

in the residential zone. 

He said the city council can 

only make recommendations to 

the independent hearings panel, 

which will hold a hearing on 

October 9. 

Hornby resident David Trent 

said he does not like it and that it 

will change everything. 

“It looks crazy, doesn’t it. It’s a 

crazy idea. They can build in the 

city and further out,” he said. 

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GenConnect 

Thursday, 1-1.45pm 

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Connecting generations by sharing 

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Drop-in Session with Hornby 

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Thursday, 10am-noon 

Hornby Library 

Mark will be available at the Hornby 

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between 10am and noon, with 

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Survey shines a light on 

youth’s varied concerns 


ISSUES AROUND school, 

mental health, trust, emotional 

struggles, and growing up are 

some of the things concerning 

youth in the Hornby area. 

These issues have been revealed 

through a survey being 

conducted by Te Whare Awhero: 

Hope House, which will close on 

September 6. 

It had received 232 responses 

by midday on Tuesday. 

Director Carey 

Ewing said many 

community 

groups and 

organisations have 

been supportive 

of the survey, and 

Carey 

Ewing 

there has also 

been interest from 

the city council. 

“We will 

analyse the content before 

compiling it into a report, which 

will be available on our website. 

“I’m hopeful it will provide 

information to inform and have 

the opportunity to create further 

ways to engage with our youth.” 

Ewing said the survey 

came about after he and a few 

others attended the Greater 

WHAT MATTERS: A survey by Te Whare Awhero: Hope 

House highlights the concerns of youth in the Hornby area. 

PHOTO: GETTY 

Hornby Residents Association 

community meeting in June 

where concerns were raised 

about offending youth. 

“There was a great deal of 

concern around youth and 

how they are travelling, and 

them engaging in antisocial 

behaviours,” he said. 

Ewing said they decided to 

put out the survey to try to gain 

insight into what matters to 

youth in the area. 

“It is really important; we 

need to be hearing from them. 

It is really insightful to hear 

from our youth and what it is 

like growing up in this world, 

because it is completely different 

to the world I grew up in.” 

He said youth have had to deal 

with the prominence of social 

media, Covid, the earthquakes 

and the teacher strikes. 

“I think a bit of slack needs to 

be cut because it is a different 

world. It’s adults who make 

major decisions that impact our 

youth that allow them to thrive 

or not. 

“Adults control the education 

system, the justice system, the 

sale of alcohol and vapes. As 

adults we need to take a bit of 

ownership and accountability.” 

Ewing said the original 

response target was between 

250-300 to get a good range, 

but they are now aiming for 

more than 300 due to the 

number of responses they have 

had already. 

“We just wanted an exercise 

where youth could tell us what 

allows them to thrive, their 

concerns, their worries, if they 

have adults they trust to go to if 

things aren’t so great,” he said. 

• The survey can be 

found at tewhareawhero. 

org/youth-voicesurvey-2023 

and closes 

September 6 

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report on how the Netsal facility 

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Student council 

making change 


A STUDENT council made 

up of pupils from the Halswell 

area has been working hard to 

identify and deliver community 

initiatives that are important to 

them. 

Recently the Hurutini Student 

Council developed and delivered 

the road safety campaign ‘drive 

safely for our safety,’ which 

focused on promoting positive 

driver behaviour. 

City council 

head of 

community 

support and 

partnerships John 

Filsell said the 

pupils crafted the 

call for safety and 

John Filsell 

wrote, produced 

and starred in a 

road safety video highlighting 

the road safety issues pupils face 

near schools. 

“They wrote key messages 

and created storyboards. 

Bumper stickers were made and 

have been handed out to each 

school community sharing the 

message,” he said. 

Filsell said the council 

members have been handing 

these out to caregivers before and 

after school to bring awareness 

to the campaign and promote 

positive driver behaviour. 

“The purpose of the council 

is to provide an opportunity for 

young people from the primary 

schools in Halswell to learn 

about and participate in civic 

matters and processes as well 

as provide a channel for which 

young people can use to bring 

issues to the community board 

and the city council that are 

important to them.” 

The council was started in 

2019 by former Halswell 

Ward city councillor Anne 

Galloway and Halswell schools 

to better connect young people 

WORKSHOP: 

Pupils part of the 

Hurutini student 

council attend a 

workshop with 

Halswell Ward city 

councillor Andrei 

Moore. 

of the area. 

There are six schools involved 

which are Aidanfield Christian 

School, Halswell Primary 

School, Knights Stream School, 

Oaklands School, Wigram 

Primary School, and Seven Oaks 

School, each represented by two 

to three pupils from years 6-8. 

Filsell said the council is 

supported by Halswell Ward 

city councillor Andrei Moore 

who attends the meetings and 

supports the initiatives of the 

students. 

“The group meets twice 

each school term to discuss 

community projects and 

initiatives and are currently 

working on holding a youth 

event in term four.” 

Proposed increase 

from six to 10 

storeys ‘blindsiding’ 

• From page 1 

Tour coach operator Mark 

White said he thinks 10 storeys 

is too much and will create a 

completely different dynamic. 

“It will lead to more congestion 

on the streets, and parking on 

the streets. It will become 

the slums of the future.” 

Sales representative Jason 

Tombleson wondered 

if it was needed. 

“I guess if there were 

areas where it was 

designated for it, it would 

be fine. People don’t want 

to see eyesores. Some 

residential areas have already 

been ruined by cheap housing.” 

Hornby Ward city councillor 

Mark Peters said he was just as 

shocked as residents to learn 

about the new proposal. 

“There was no inkling at all 

there would be an increase to the 

height making it 10, especially as 

residents were up in arms about 

six,” he said. 

Peters said he felt a little 

blindsided and recommended 

residents get behind the Greater 

Hornby Residents Association 

to build its case for the hearings 

panel. 

“I certainly hope that the 

panel listens, but it is out of our 

Mark Peters 

control. We just want what is 

best for our city and best for our 

suburbs.” 

Association chair Kim Moss 

said they were considering 

starting a petition. 

“We are not happy and yes, 

it is blindsiding. You 

don’t expect from the 

consultation the complete 

opposite of what people 

have been saying. This is 

next level. 

“Hornby will become 

an area where people 

will not want to live. It is 

ridiculous. We need to get 

the area up to scratch for those 

who live here now before we 

develop it further.” 

Said Riccarton Bush 

– Kilmarnock Residents 

Association chair Tony Simons: 

“This so-called compensatory 

approach is arbitrary, late and 

totally unexpected.” 

Simons said if there were 

to be any late changes of this 

significance, one would expect 

residents would be given time 

and opportunity to submit. 

“This is a plan change no one 

anticipated, and we think due 

process should see it properly 

notified with all parties given the 

opportunity to object.” 

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Girls’ teams claim multiple titles 

• From page 1 

It was also the fourth 

consecutive year St Andrew’s 

claimed the Canterbury 

secondary schools’ 

championship. 

A day later, the success 

continued for St Andrew’s in 

football. 

With the Challenge Shield 

already secured, St Andrew’s 

were favourites to claim the 

Connetics schools premier 1st XI 

competition for the third year in 

a row, having gone through the 

regular season unbeaten. 

Kyra Lazor (Year 13) led the 

charge for her side, scoring three 

goals, while Amber de Wit (Year 

11) and Alyssa Sanders (Year 10) 

both scored one goal each in St 

Andrew’s 5-0 win over Avonside 

Girls High. 

It capped off a dominant week 

for St Andrew’s, which was 

preceded by the school’s netball 

and hockey sides making their 

respective finals. 

Despite losing to rivals St 

Margaret’s College 34-26 in 

the SuperNet final, St Andrew’s 

senior A netball side will go 

down to Invercargill for South 

Island secondary schools with 

confidence after their strong 

MATCH-UP: Goal keeper 

Charlotte Galvan defends 

St Margaret’s goal 

attack Ivy Brown in the 

SuperNet final. 

showing against last year’s 

national finalists. 

They managed to fight back 

in the second half following 

an 11-4 second quarter to St 

Margaret’s. 

Meanwhile, the school’s girls 

first XI hockey side will be 

looking to record their best-ever 

finish at the Federation Cup in 

Christchurch this week. 

St Andrew’s go into the 

tournament after they were 

narrowly pipped by Rangi Ruru 

in the school’s first appearance 

in the Connetics secondary 

schools premier final. 

Despite losing 1-0, St 

Andrew’s made Rangi fight for 

their win after they scored in 

the first four minutes of the 

game. 

This week’s secondary schools 

national winter tournaments are 

run in various locations, with 

most sports finishing up on 

Thursday, Friday or Saturday. 

UNBEATEN: St Andrew’s 

College capped off an 

unbeaten season with a 5-0 

win over Avonside Girls’ to 

claim the Connetics premier 

1st XI football title for the 

third year in a row. 

• To find out more about 

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DOMINANT: 

The Whelan 

Trophy was 

won by St 

Andrew’s 

College for the 

fourth year 

in a row last 

Tuesday. 

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Increasingly over recent months he 

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As summer approaches Geoff says it is 

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On the retail side, the new range of 

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world championships 

A ROLE in his primary school production 

led to a passion for dance for Ilam teenager 

Josh Bautista – and he has now qualified for 

the Hip Hop Unite World Championships. 

Josh, 16, was signed up for hip hop lessons 

by his brother after the school production. 

It has led to him winning gold medals with 

the A1 dance crew and his duo TakTik at the 

Hip Hop Unite New Zealand Championships 

in Wellington. 

Josh said it was unreal to qualify for the 

world championships, which are being held 

in Portugal in October. 

“The studio I am dancing at currently, Ace 

Dance Studios, is only in its second year. It is 

also crazy how I and 20 other dancers were 

chosen to represent New Zealand.” 

Josh said it has been a great challenge 

managing his time as he practises, works 

part time at Taco Bell and attends St Thomas 

of Canterbury College. 

He said he joined dance as a hobby and 

now it is taking him to places he never 

thought he would go, especially at a young 

age. 

He also said sometimes guys like him in 

hip-hop still get criticised. 

“That is due to old-school ideas about 

gender roles. Even though they have added 

a ton to the scene, male dancers sometimes 

get side-eyed. I personally think dance can 

be for anyone as there are even styles that 

compliment masculinity.” 

Josh is fundraising to get to the world 

championships. TakTik will be performing 

at the Riccarton Sunday market and will 

have a table selling ice-cream and brownies. 

DANCE DUO: TakTik duo Josh Bautista (left) and 

Oliver Sutherland are bound for the world hip 

hop championships in Portugal. 

KIND DONATION: Bishopdale-Burnside Rotary president 

Rod Finch (left) hands over the keys to Dementia Canterbury 

chief executive officer Darral Campbell. 

Donation for 

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

8 9 

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311 

SUDOKU 

Every row, column and box should 

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211 

6 

E G I 

P N O 

12 13 14 15 

16 

17 18 

19 

20 21 22 23 24 

words of three or more letters, 

How 

including 

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plurals, 

words 

can you 

of 

make 

three 

from 

or 

the 

more 

six 

letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

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once? 

TODAY 

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letters, including plurals, can you make 

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limp, lip, 

mil, mile, pep, pie, pile, pimp, PIMPLE, pip, pipe. 

word. 

Good 11 Very Good 15 Excellent 21 

25 26 

27 28 

29 30 

31 32 

33 34 

Across 

1. Portable computer (6) 

5. Choose (6) 

10. Goes up (7) 

11. Beguile (7) 

12. Linger (6) 

15. Tradition (6) 

16. Business income (7) 

17. Swarm (4) 

18. Shambles (4) 

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20. Food staple (4) 

22. Lowest of the low (colloq) (4) 

25. Poignant, moving (7) 

27. Uproar (6) 

28. Stress (6) 

31. Gun dog (7) 

32. Remarkably typical (7) 

33. Trickery (6) 

34. First-born (6) 

Decoder 

Down 

2. Attribute (7) 

3. Dabble (6) 

4. Shove (4) 

5. Pip (4) 

6. Ancient unit of distance (6) 

7. Chuckle (7) 

8. Dance form (6) 

9. Food fragments (6) 

13. Daydream (7) 

14. Grounded (7) 

15. Inquisitive (7) 

20. Reject (6) 

21. Bloodshed (7) 

23. A car’s frame (7) 

24. Threaten (6) 

25. Commend (6) 

26. Leave high and dry (6) 

29. Move swiftly and lightly (4) 

30. Throb (4) 

Crossword 

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Select, 10. Ascends, 11. 

Enamour, 12. Loiter, 15. 

Custom, 16. Revenue, 

17. Teem, 18. Mess, 19. 

Pertain, 20. Rice, 22. Scum, 

25. Piteous, 27. Furore, 

28. Strain, 31. Spaniel, 32. 

Classic, 33. Deceit, 34. 

Eldest. 

Down: 2. Ascribe, 3. Tinker, 

4. Push, 5. Seed, 6. League, 

7. Chortle, 8. Ballet, 9. 

Crumbs, 13. Reverie, 14. 

Centred, 15. Curious, 20. 

Refuse, 21. Carnage, 23. 

Chassis, 24. Menace, 25. 

Praise, 26. Strand, 29. Flit, 

30. Ache. 

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ion, nip, nog, nope, one, 

open, opine, peg, pen, peon, 

pie, pig, PIGEON, pin, pine, 

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