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WINNERS: Burnside High’s trumpet player Pip 

Goomes with competitions director Rodger 

Fox (left) and adjudicators Michael Booth, 

Bryn Van Vliet and Danial Hayles. 

Calling the tune: Burnside HS 

continues to triumph 

BURNSIDE HIGH School has 

proved to be top of the pops 

again in jazz. 

The school’s band won the 

Essential New Zealand Jazz 

Band competition on Saturday 

for the second year running 

– the top award at the Young 

Jazz Band-it school competition 

at the New Zealand School of 

Music in Wellington. 

Said Burnside High head of 

music and big band director 

Chris Petch: “This is another 

fantastic achievement for the 

talented musicians in our big 

band, especially after their success 

last year, and facing such 

stiff competition from the best 

bands in the country. 

“Burnside’s big band has now 

won every competitive event 

they have entered in the last 13 

years.” 

The band received $6000 of 

musical equipment from Musicworks 

NZ, and a recording 

and music video. 

Student William Kao took 

out the $1000 prize for best 

piece composed, and was third 

in the composition competition 

receiving $250. 

The Young Jazz Band-it 

initiative is a joint venture 

between Youthtown and the 

Aotearoa Jazz Education 

& Performance Charitable 

Trading Trust. 

More than 700 students 

entered the competitions, 

either as members of bands 

or individuals, with over 200 

competing in the finals. 

Said competitions director 

Rodger Fox: “What a fantastic 

day. It was both encouraging 

and inspiring hearing these 

young musicians perform, 

making great music together in 

a supportive environment. 

“A big shout-out to all the 

music teachers, band directors 

and family members who 

helped make it all possible. 

“Huge kudos to Youthtown 

for funding the Young Jazz 

Band-it competitions via 

the Aotearoa Jazz Education 

& Performance Charitable 

Trading Trust Inc, to 

Musicworks NZ for providing 

the generous prizes, and to the 

New Zealand School of Music – 

Te Kōkī for hosting the event”. 

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029 983 2293 Chat & Hot Drinks 

Wednesday, 10.30am-noon 

Redwood Library 

Come for a chat and enjoy tea or coffee 

and home-cooked treats with 

members of the local community 

group. This social event is hosted 

by Papanui Baptist Freedom Trust 

at Redwood Library every 1st and 

3rd Wednesday of the month. Free. 

No bookings are required and no 

need to bring food. 

Functional Prototypes 

Thursday, all day 

Bishopdale Library 

Come and view a selection of work 

created by the students of Bishopdale, 

Northcote, Redwood, Casebrook 

Intermediate and Papanui High 

Schools. This year’s universal theme is 

Functional Prototypes. The students 

have been working hard on their 

projects as individuals and in groups 

to design a product or machine that 

shows innovation that could change 

the world for the better. 

Sensory Hour 

Mondays, 5–6pm 

Redwood Library 

Sensory Hour is aimed specifically 

at children and adults with sensory 

sensitivities, who may experience 

difficulties using a large, busy library 

with lots of noise, lights and people. 

They may be easily distracted by their 

external environment and find it hard 

to focus and concentrate. During our 

sensory hour, we will be turning off 

the artificial lighting and minimizing 

the activities happening in the library. 

Library staff will be available, but will 

maintain a low profile. 

Mahjong Group 

Fridays, 2-4pm 

Fendalton Library 

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along and learn how to play. For 

beginners and advanced players. If 

you have your own set please bring it 

along, otherwise come and join in a 

friendly game. 

Story of a Sunflower 

Monday, all day 

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library and 

Community Centre 

Join in for a fun craft and watch 

your flower spring to life. Free, no 

Thursday September 28 2023 

Huinga Ako, Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm, Fendalton Library. This new 

afterschool programme is a Pou Kohikohinga Māori – a Māori collection 

specialist-led session that assists students with finding resources that link to 

their Te Ao Māori focused assignments. With the new histories curriculum 

coming into effect this year, students can use the resources and expertise 

for extra assistance on their assignments. Free, no bookings required. 

bookings required. Note: this is an 

unsupervised activity. 

Non-denominational Bible 

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Mondays, 10.30am-noon 

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Thursdays, 3.30-4.30pm 

Papanui Library 

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of the friendly dogs brought along by 

Animal Control’s community liaison 

dog team. Your child can have 15 

minutes to sit with the dog and read 

their favourite book or one found at 

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Hospital Harry turns 12 

• By Sasha Watson 

HARRY IS a favourite among 

staff, visitors and patients at 

Burwood Hospital. 

When he turned 12 recently, 

he got what every cat dreams 

of: Many cans of tuna – as well 

as fan mail from all over the 

country, birthday cards, cat toys, 

and treats. 

Harry has been a popular and 

permanent fixture at the hospital 

for about nine years. 

“We spent the first year with 

Harry, who was about three at 

the time, trying to get him back 

home. He decided he’d like to 

live at the hospital and never 

left,” said primary carer, clinical 

manager of occupational therapy 

Cherie Porter. 

The fluffy, long-haired moggy 

once belonged to a family who 

lived nearby, but they officially 

gifted Harry to the hospital after 

he decided that living there was 

more fun than going home. 

“Harry is very good at finding 

the people who need him most. 

He is very tolerant, he often gets 

pestered multiple times a day by 

patients but he never hisses, or 

bites,” said Porter. 

“He will sit next to those 

feeling anxious before an 

appointment – he’s just a lovelynatured 

cat who is perfect for a 

hospital environment.” 

Porter said Harry brings 

a sense of homeliness and 

reassurance to a traumatic and 

daunting situation, and he puts 

people at ease. 

“Patients often try to find 

him during the day to pet, he’s 

become a source of motivation as 

well,” said Porter. 

Occupational therapy assistant 

Michael Keown said Harry has 

become a therapy cat to many 

recovering from mental health 

issues and dubbed him “the 

coolest cat in town”. 

“He offers a sensory experience 

to those who have closed 

off parts of their emotional 

wellness,” Keown said. 

Occupational therapist Pip 

Dow is another of Harry’s carers. 

“A lot of people are surprised 

to see a cat in a hospital,” she 

said. 

“But Harry is well-received, so 

well received in fact, he has been 

put on a special diet for many 

years due to being very good 

PURR-THDAY: Burwood 

Hospital’s celebrity cat Harry 

celebrated reaching the age 

of 12 with patients and staff, 

and tuna. 

(like most cats) at putting on a 

hungry face.” 

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The environmental school 

facilitating climate action 

Last week, young 

climate activists 

staged a ‘fly in’ at the 

city council building, 

demanding the 

retraction of support 

for the proposed 

international airport at 

Tarras, Central Otago. 

Today we look at an 

initiative called the 

Climate Action Campus 

CLIMATE CHANGE has 

become a significant concern 

worldwide, especially for young 

people. 

In Christchurch, students are 

able to channel their concerns 

into action by running projects 

through a collaborative Climate 

Action Campus, based at the 

former Avonside Girls’ High 

School site and nearby red zone. 

Ao Tawhiti 

Unlimited 

Discovery is 

the lead school, 

with primary 

and secondary 

students from 

more than a 

dozen schools 

are getting 

Niki 

Stephenson 

involved in projects to help bring 

environmental change. 

Said Climate Action Campus 

Ōtautahi director Niki 

Stephenson: “We understand 

that students have a lot of 

what we call climate angst and 

concern about the future, and we 

know that action is urgent. 

“We created this campus 

so that they can begin to take 

action. Kids will come with their 

passions and interests, and we 

will help them develop projects 

around them, so this campus 

has that ethos but with a lens on 

climate action. 

“Everyone from students, 

teachers, community volunteers, 

and city and government 

BUSY BEES: 

Ao Tawhiti 

pupils 

learning 

about 

beekeeping 

at Climate 

Action 

Campus. 

“The joy of working with young people is that their ideas are amazing, and we are only 

beginning to scratch the surface of what is possible.” – Niki Stephenson 

agencies are engaged, so the 

campus benefits from getting 

together as a ‘collective brain’ on 

the enormous challenges climate 

change presents.” 

The campus challenges 

students to start making climate 

action part of their everyday 

life, whether on campus or 

not. Students are taking on 

projects such as planting in the 

red zone, growing their own 

food, harvesting and cooking 

it, checking the water in the 

nearby Ōtākaro/Avon River, and 

looking at energy sources. 

“The joy of working with 

young people is that their 

ideas are amazing, and we are 

only beginning to scratch the 

surface of what is possible,” said 

Stephenson. 

The campus is supported 

by Rātā Foundation funding, 

helping students source project 

resources like greenhouses, 

irrigation equipment, beekeeping 

equipment, plants, and solar 

energy, which was installed 

in July. The panels help power 

the school and the Te Aratai 

Technology Centre, which shares 

the site. 

Said Stephenson: “Climate 

change is going to present many 

challenges, key amongst them 

is clean drinking water, food 

security, and energy security – so 

we are keen for students to tackle 

those with our support. 

“We’re hoping to be a very 

practical national and global 

example of how educators 

collaborating can support 

students to take action for their 

futures. 

“And we keep finding all sorts 

of groups and individuals who 

HANDS ON: The campus at the former Avonside Girls’ High School site delivers sessions 

for pupils at partnered schools, challenging them to make climate actions part of their 

everyday life. 

want to be involved, which is 

fantastic. 

“The big idea is that we would 

like to become a community 

energy hub so that when 

communities lose energy, there 

are places they can go to ensure 

they can charge their phones and 

cook a meal. 

“Ultimately the even bigger 

concept is a solar farm. We 

need something like 70 per cent 

more renewable energy in New 

Zealand over the next 20 years. 

That’s enormous, and schools are 

great places for it.” 

Rātā Foundation chief 

executive Leighton Evans said 

the programme’s strength is 

educating young people about 

climate change and its impact 

while empowering them to 

implement change. 

“Educating young people 

about the importance of 

sustainability, with hands-on, 

practical examples, gives them 

the confidence and agency to do 

their bit to combat the climate 

crisis,” said Evans. 

“Undoubtedly, the campus is 

a unique initiative with hopes 

it will inspire others. We are 

looking forward to seeing the 

project ideas it generates and the 

results.” 

In term four, a natives play 

forest project will start at the 

campus. A collaboration with 

Citycare and Sport Canterbury, 

the project aims to engage 

students in designing a natives 

play forest that will be accessible 

to everyone. Students will go to 

campus every week and work 

with experts on alternate weeks, 

to learn about propagation and 

be responsible for growing some 

of the plants from seed, planting 

saplings and being guardians. 

Climate Action Campus also 

runs events for adults, which 

can be found on their Facebook 

page. For all queries, message 

them directly: facebook.com/ 

ClimateActionCampus 

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Oli’s art: ‘I love to share my 

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OLI AIKAWA has always had a love for 

art and a passion for the community. 

Over the past few years, the 18-year-old 

has become well known for his artworks 

in all forms – sculpture, murals, oil 

paintings and water colours. 

Last year, in his final year of high 

school, Aikawa won the Canterbury 

Artstart scholarship and the senior 

sculpture design section of the 

Re:ACTIVATE for aspiring artists. 

“Art is a way to communicate, express 

thoughts and feelings on things. I love 

to share my works and involve the 

community,” he said. 

The former Christ’s College student 

is studying architecture at Victoria 

University in Wellington. 

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work and involve the community’ 

Aikawa’s creative side was 

first nurtured at Mt Pleasant 

School. 

A teacher spoke about Aikawa 

painting art on a graffitiprone 

fence. 

“At the time I was fascinated 

by the dual purpose of art, 

looking beautiful and stopping 

a problem,” she said. 

“Ten years later, when the 

same fence was getting tagged 

again, I approached the homeowners 

and volunteered to 

paint (Oli’s) mural on the site.” 

Aikawa has also brought art 

to the community with murals 

at Christ’s College, a Redcliffs 

electric box and his university 

halls of residence dining room 

in Wellington. 

There is also a project in the 

works for the Sumner Community 

Hub. 

“Hopefully it will be this 

summer. It will be art where 

families paint by numbers 

to beautify the wall and also 

a chance to bring everyone 

together,” he said. 

Aikawa’s focus is now on the 

exhibition at Christ’s College. 

“I wanted to highlight boys’ 

art, to promote the creative side 

for boys,” he said. 

“My school has been very 

supportive, and art has been 

a real positive in my life. I 

really want to bring art to the 

forefront for young people.” 

CAPTIVATING: Aikawa with the mural he painted in his Victoria University halls of residence dining room. 

TALENT: Past and present students exhibiting their artwork at Christ’s College include Benji Ward (left), 18, from Sumner, 

Jack Coles, 18, from Sumner and Max Durkin, 15, from Mt Pleasant. 

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20 minute homemade tortillas 

Easy soft flour tortillas 

Makes 8 large 

3 cups standard flour 

1 tsp salt 

1 tsp baking powder 

4 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil 

1 cup warm water 

Method 

• Combine flour, salt and baking 

powder in a medium-size bowl 

and whisk the ingredients 

together. 

• Make a well in the centre of 

the dry ingredients and add the 

oil and water. Using a butter 

knife, gently stir from the centre, 

until the dry ingredients have 

incorporated and the dough 

comes together in a shaggy ball. 

• Turn the dough out on to 

a lightly floured surface and 

knead for 1-2 minutes until 

smooth. 

• Divide into 8 equal portions, 

turning each piece to coat in 

flour. Form into balls and flatten 

with the palm of your hand. 

• Cover with a clean tea towel 

and rest for a minimum of 

15 minutes or up to 2 hours 

(resting prevents shrinkage and 

allows you to roll your dough 

out thinly). 

• Heat a 20cm non-stick frypan 

over a medium heat. 

• Roll each ball into a rough 

circle, about 18-20cm in 

diameter, lightly flouring to 

prevent sticking. 

• Place one circle into the hot 

pan and cook until the top starts 

to form bubbles or pockets of 

air – about 45 seconds – and 

the underside is forming brown 

spots. 

• Flip over and cook for another 

15-20 seconds (brown spots 

should appear) before removing 

with tongs. 

• Keep warm on a plate covered 

with a clean towel and separated 

by baking paper. 

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ziplock bag or an airtight 

container in the fridge. Reheat 

covered in the microwave for 10- 

15 seconds. 

Roasted vegetable 

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dressing 

Serves 4 

Feta and Herb Dressing 

100g feta, crumbled 

½ clove garlic, finely chopped 

Finely grated zest of 1 lemon 

1½ cups of fresh green herbs, 

leaves only, roughly chopped 

(mint and coriander go well with 

this recipe) 

½ cup natural Greek yoghurt 

1 Tbsp water 

Roast Veg Salad 

2 Tbsp olive oil 

1 tsp ground cumin 

1 tsp cumin seeds 

1 Tbsp maple syrup 

1 capsicum (red, yellow or 

orange), sliced into 2-3cm strips 

1 red onion, cut into 8 wedges 

1 medium kumara or 1 small 

crown pumpkin (approx 300g), 

cut into 1-2cm wedges (keep 

the skin on, or peel based on 

personal preference) 

6 baby carrots, scrubbed and 

trimmed (or use a combination 

of your favourite vegetables) 

Flaky sea salt 

Freshly ground black pepper 

400g tin chickpeas, drained 

120g bag of rocket, spinach 

leaves or watercress 

Method 

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dressing in a nutribullet or small 

food processor and whizz until 

smooth. 

• Adjust the seasoning with salt 

and pepper to taste. 

• Store in fridge until ready to 

serve. 

• Preheat oven to 180°C. 

• In a large bowl whisk together 

the olive oil, ground cumin, 

cumin seeds and maple syrup. 

Add the capsicum, red onion, 

kumara or pumpkin and 

baby carrots and toss so they are 

well coated. 

• Place in a single layer on two 

lined baking trays, season with 

the flaky sea salt and freshly 

ground pepper. 

• Roast for 25 minutes until 

golden brown, then add the 

drained chickpeas (tossing a 

little with the roast vegetables 

and pan juices) and roast for a 

further 5 minutes until golden. 

• Place a generous spoonful of 

the dressing on a tortilla, spread 

the spinach, watercress or 

rocket on top followed by 

the roast vegetables and 

chickpeas and another dollop of 

the dressing. 

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CROSSWORD 

1 2 3 4 5 6 

7 8 9 

10 11 

12 13 14 

15 16 17 

18 

315 

SUDOKU 

Every row, column and box should 

contain the digits 1 to 9. 

WordBuilder 

WORDBUILDER6 

215 

E H M 

O Y L 

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 12 Very Good 15 Excellent 19 

Solution 214: let, lev, lore, lot, love, lover, ore, ort, 

over, overt, ret, rev, REVOLT, roe, role, rot, rote, rove, 

word. toe, tole, tor, tore, trove, vert, vet, veto, vole, volt, 

vote, voter. 

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 

Good 8 Very Good 12 Excellent 17 

19 20 21 22 

23 24 

25 26 

Across 

7. Benevolent (8) 

9. Savage (6) 

10. Clue (4) 

11. Peach or plum (5,5) 

12. Forcefully request (6) 

14. Magnificent (8) 

15. Neighbourhood (6) 

16. Make great efforts (6) 

19. Appear like (8) 

21. Strongly against (6) 

23. Give new life or vigour to (10) 

24. Drench (4) 

25. Prickly plant (6) 

26. Prudent (8) 

Down 

1. Come to a conclusion (6) 

2. Cried (4) 

3. Think carefully (8) 

4. Descend by rope (6) 

5. Enforced isolation (10) 

6. Cleanse, purify (8) 

8. Companion (6) 

13. Shorten (10) 

15. Painfully thin (8) 

17. Travel across or over (8) 

18. To the rear (6) 

20. Tastelessly showy or loud (6) 

22. Frightened (6) 

24. Certain (4) 

Crossword 

Across: 7. Generous, 9. 

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wait, for those who are fussy 

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This is an important model 

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well-packaged and good looking 

model to help them make some 

genuine sales head-way in the 

compact hybrid urban SUV class. 

While Honda have offered 

hybrid technology across a raft of 

models for the Japanese domestic 

market, up until now they have 

been largely off limits in New 

Zealand, except as used imports. 

Honda’s ZR-V delivers a step 

change in hybrid electrification 

technology for the company. 

The beating heart of this is a 

new 2.0L e:HEV direct injection 

petrol engine. The hybrid power 

train is exclusive to the flagship 

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$55,000 ZR-V Sport. Changes 

to the government clean car fee 

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many hybrid models, including 

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a rebate, with more stringent 

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Unless a vehicle power train 

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ZRV’s 126g/km failing to make 

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The hybrid system comprises 

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connected to a 1.5-litre turbo 

petrol engine, and a lithium-ion 

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output of 135kW and 315Nm of 

torque at just 2000rpm. The ZR-V 

1.5 turbo we test-drove a month 

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that serving of revs to produce 

its maximum torque of 240Nm. 

The hybrid system conjures up 

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and torque to front-foot our 

undulating roads. Around town 

it knocks it out of the park with a 

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Constant Variable Transmission 

(CVT) is shared with the Honda 

Civic and features Normal 

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with the hybrid power train. In 

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hard pressed to tell this is a CVT. 

I was in awe of the vast cabin 

area for a vehicle with relatively 

compact external dimensions. 

By any measure, this would have 

to be one of the roomiest urban 

SUVs in its class. A generous 

rear cargo hatch means you 

can take all your baggage along 

for the ride as well. You don’t 

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quality was a priority in the 

cabin design. Much of this is 

down to Honda upping the use 

of quality materials throughout 

the passenger compartment, 

especially on touch points. 

ZR-V Sport is the first model 

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This alerts these 

services if it detects the 

vehicle’s airbags have 

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offers a range of useful 

driver information. 

Some of the things 

we are talking about 

here are the status of 

various Honda sensing 

safety and driver-assist systems, 

including brake lights, headlights 

and turn signals. In addition to 

large, easy-to-recognize icons 

and a simplified navigation 

structure with fewer embedded 

menus, the touchscreen has a 

proper volume knob and hard 

buttons for Home and Back 

functions. This discovery of a bit 

of ‘old school’ tech really made 

my day! 

Well-sorted and designed 

suspension and steering are the 

pillars of what is an agile and 

nicely balanced urban SUV. It 

works hard in the background 

to make it easier for the driver to 

take command on our roads, and 

often-tricky and fickle weather 

and driving conditions. The 

suspension responds decisively 

and assuredly in steadying the 

car when it’s under siege from 

sudden and unexpected changes 

in the road surface. When 

driving in town the ride may 

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especially over high frequency 

bumps. It’s nothing recalibrating 

a more softly-softly approach into 

the suspension settings wouldn’t 

resolve. 

Ratings out of 10: 

Performance 7.5; Handling 

7; Build Quality 7; Comfort 6; 

Passenger and Load Space 

8; Avg fuel consumption on 

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