Nor'West News: October 26, 2023

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Fast-track to success 

• By Sasha Watson 

ANTHONY KUTOVOY is 

weeks away from the next step 

in a promising future in speed 

skating. 

The St Andrew’s College year 

11 student will compete in the 

junior world cup speed skating 

series in the Netherlands in late 

November and early December. 

After winning the national 

title for the sub junior men 

(under 15) division at the New 

Zealand open short track 

championship in Dunedin in 

September, he gained entry to 

the first two junior world cups. 

At these competitions, he will 

be seeking to qualify for a third 

junior world cup and the junior 

world championship, held in 

February 2024. 

“At the Dunedin competition, 

I also set a new record in the 

1000m distance for my age 

group,” said Anthony. 

“Since I’ve started skating, 

I have improved a lot . . . as 

well as being the New Zealand 

champion for my age group.” 

The 15-year-old is part of 

the Canterbury Alpine Ice 

Skating Club. He has been 

skating since 2019, originally 

for the Mainland Ice Racing 

Club before transferring to 

Canterbury Alpine in 2021. 

Said the Parklands resident: 

“One of the things that caught 

my eye with short track is the 

competitiveness and adrenaline 

of trying to hit your top speed 

and push your boundaries. 

“All while having to try to 

pass and block other skaters. I 

love skating because you get to 

CARVING OUT A FUTURE: Anthony Kutovoy (right) will compete in the junior world 

cup speed skating series in the Netherlands in late November and early December. 

compete overseas against other, 

like-minded people whose goal 

is like mine – to be the best version 

of myself.” 

Anthony said he is training 

six times a week with 

Canterbury Alpine coach Ben 

Whiteside. 

The first junior world cup 

is from November 26 to 

27. Anthony and his coach 

have self-funded flights for 

November 18, to train in 

the Netherlands for a week 

beforehand. 

“It is very hard to train in 

New Zealand with the very 

limited ice time and old equipment,” 

said Anthony. 

“(Speed skating) is very 

competitive and requires a lot of 

training and self-improvement, 

which results in a healthy 

lifestyle.” 

New 

structure 

for red 

zone 

projects 

THE ŌTĀKARO Avon River 

Corridor co-governance 

establishment committee has 

adopted a new framework to 

assess any city council-led 

projects planned for the former 

residential red zone. 

Co-chairs Te 

Maire Tau and 

Lianne Dalziel said 

the new assessment 

framework will be 

used as a sounding 

board for future 

projects. 

“The framework 

covers factors such 

as climate change 

resilience, ecological 

improvements, 

innovation and the 

ability to practice 

mahinga kai,” the 

co-chairs said. 

“As well as being 

a measuring stick 

Te Maire 

Tau 

Lianne 

Dalziel 

for us to determine the merits of 

council-led projects, the new assessment 

framework also be used 

by anyone proposing projects in 

the ‘activity areas’ of the OARC, 

where non-council-led projects 

can occur. 

“Our overwhelming interest is 

to ensure we return the area to its 

original state, so we can prepare 

ourselves for climate change and 

mitigate the flooding risk to the 

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Technology Help 

Thursdays, 11am-noon 

Redwood Library 

A drop-in session set up to help you 

with your device, whether it be a 

smartphone, iPad, laptop or tablet. 

Discussing help with email, searching 

the internet, using the library catalogue, 

eBooks, and general computer 

queries. Bring your own device. Free, 

no bookings required. 

Bedtime Stories at Fendalton 

Friday, 6.30-7.30pm 

Fendalton Library 

Come and join Margot for some Friday 

night fun. Themed stories, songs 

and simple crafts will entertain your 

4-7 year olds (but the whole family is 

welcome). Don’t forget to wear your 

pajamas. Free, no bookings required. 

Gaelic Dancers: Ireland’s 

Myths and Legends Irish 

Dance Show 

Saturday, 2-3.30pm & 7-8.30pm 

St Bede’s College 

Gaelic Dancers presents their annual 

Reel Time Show for the young and 

old. Come along and support all of 

the young dancers. Gaelic Dancers is 

one of the oldest Irish Dance Schools 

in New Zealand. Every dancer has the 

opportunity to learn and participate in 

performances. Raffle tickets are available 

for $2 each or 3 for $5. Afternoon 

Bike Rave 4 Climate, Saturday 7-9pm, at Mickle Gates, Hagley Park. 

Rave for the future– sweet sounds, sweet ride, bling your bike. Held by 

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depends on it. The climate is changing and we’re not going to stand by 

quietly. Ride a bike through golden sunset into velvet night on a planet 

that’s too beautiful to lose. Bike gangs will head in from Canterbury 

University and elsewhere – check the socials for details. Free, no bookings 

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tea or supper is also available at halftime 

for a gold coin donation. Tickets 

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Non-denominational Bible 

reading group 

Mondays, 10.30am-noon 

Abberley Park hall 

The non-denominational Bible reading 

group meets at Abberley Park hall, 

Abberley Crescent on Monday mornings 

from 10.30am to noon. Please call 

Veronica on 02102292613 if interested. 

Citizens Advice Bureau 

Tuesdays, 2-5pm 

Fendalton Library 

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. 

Thursday October 26 2023 

Wā Kōrero: Storytimes 

Tuesday, 10.30-11am 

Fendalton and Shirley libraries 

Storytimes is an interactive programme 

including books, songs, 

rhymes and play. Recommended for 

children 2-years-old and up. No bookings 

required. 

Community Toy Library 

Wednesdays 7-8:45pm 

Saturdays 10-12pm 

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Do you ever wonder how you ended 

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Community groups ‘grateful’ 

for city council support 

WALKING DOWN Merivale’s 

Church Lane on a Tuesday 

morning, you might hear music 

and laughter coming from the 

All Souls Church. 

That’s the sound of the ukulele 

session at The Corner, when 

a group of musicians gather 

weekly to play their instruments 

together and enjoy each other’s 

company. 

Every third Thursday, 

you’ll find 96-year-old Diana 

Satterthwaite at The Corner. 

Diana hosts morning tea and 

leads a group that knit and sew 

blankets that are then donated 

to those in need. 

Co-ordinator Frankie Roake 

says these groups are two of the 

many enjoyed at The Corner, a 

community hub offering a place 

for locals to meet for fun and 

companionship. 

The Corner has a busy 

timetable of crafts, boardgames, 

exercise, dance, books, films, 

guest speakers on a variety of 

topics, bi-monthly weekday 

outings and a weekend social 

event once a month. 

Together, group members 

support other members who 

struggle with homelessness and 

mental health with clothing and 

other items. 

Members are typically older 

than 50, retired and single, but 

anyone is welcome to join and 

become part of the community. 

Roake says the group provides 

a place for people to find friendship 

and companionship outside 

of their home. 

“In today’s world, it’s easy 

for people to become isolated, 

particularly if they are not 

working, and they’ve lost 

friends and family as they 

become older. 

“This is a place where they can 

come for banter and to be part 

of an inclusive community. “ 

The Corner is supported 

by the All Souls Church, who 

provide the space, and funding 

comes from the city council and 

lottery grants. 

The organisation is also 

supported by the city council’s 

Computers to the Community 

scheme, which Roake says is 

hugely helpful. 

The Corner has received free 

computers for office use, as well 

as a laptop that can be used by 

members of the community 

who need access to a computer, 

COMMUNITY: Diana 

Satterthwaite, 96, hosts craft 

mornings at The Corner 

every third Thursday. 

and for guest speakers to use. 

“It’s great to have computers 

available for people to use 

whenever they want, as well 

as myself and my colleague. 

We really are grateful for the 

scheme.” 

City council head of community 

support and partnerships 

John Filsell said the Computers 

to the Community scheme 

started in 2007 as a partnership 

between the city council’s community 

support unit and the 

information amd technology 

unit. 

The scheme is administered 

by the Fendalton-Waimairi- 

Harewood community governance 

team based at Fendalton 

Library. 

As part of the city council’s 

computer replacement programme, 

older model surplus 

staff laptops and desktops are 

repurposed and gifted to local 

not-for-profit community organisations. 

“We see this as a way to 

acknowledge the amazing 

efforts of local groups who work 

hard to help build strong and 

inclusive communities, like The 

Corner.” 

Approximately 400 devices 

are donated each year to a 

wide range of groups across 

the city. These groups include 

local sports clubs, social 

service providers, heritage and 

environmental groups and 

multicultural organisations. 

Filsell said many groups 

struggle to compete for limited 

funding, and priority is given to 

key costs such as staff wages and 

programme costs. 

“Obtaining funding for 

computers is often difficult and 

feedback from the groups say 

that this scheme has been a 

lifesaver.” 

Filsell said the scheme was 

particularly useful following the 

September 2010 and February 

22, 2011 earthquakes as a 

number of not-for-profit groups 

required replacement computer 

equipment, as theirs had 

either been damaged or were 

inaccessible due to their offices 

being located in the central city. 

It was also heavily relied on 

during Covid with isolation and 

many groups needing devices 

for staff working from home. 

“We have also been able to 

give some of the older devices 

to help out Tonga, the Solomon 

Islands and Fiji following 

devastating natural disasters, as 

one-off donations and as part of 

relief and support already going 

to them,” he said. 

The scheme is open all 

year round and groups can 

download an application form 

on the city council’s website. 

Belfast 

Community Trust 

Perpetual Guardian welcomes funding 

applications for charitable purposes 

benefiting the residents of Belfast, 

Christchurch. 

For more information and to apply, please 

refer to the following website: 

https://www.perpetualguardian.co.nz/ 

philanthropy/grant-seekers/grants-openupcoming/ 

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City’s young creatives 

showcase their wares 


THE KIND Foundation will be 

hosting its annual youth market, 

where young business owners, 

aged 13-25, can showcase their 

goods. 

There will be over 30 stalls 

at the market on Saturday, November 

4, from 10am to 2pm, at 

Oxford Terrace Auditorium. 

Said the Kind Foundation’s 

youth co-ordinator Brittany 

Mackie: 

“We have some incredible 

young entrepreneurs and creatives 

in our city and this market 

gives them a space to experience 

being stall-holders. 

“This is a unique opportunity 

for them to bring their businesses 

to the community.” 

Stalls will include items such 

as jewellery, art prints, clothing, 

baking, pottery, pounamu carvings, 

and plants. 

“We saw an awesome turnout 

at our last event with more than 

300 people from the community 

coming along to shop and 

support these local small businesses,” 

said Mackie. 

“We also had live music from 

a bunch of different bands which 

made for an awesome vibe – 

the music will be back at this 

market.” 

This event is run by young 

people as part of the Raise Up 

youth leadership programme, 

and thanks to funding from the 

foundation stallholders do not 

need to pay a fee. 

“This is so that we can minimise 

obstacles for young business 

owners,” said Mackie. 

Sixteen-year-old Burnside 

High School student Isabella 

Fenton went to the last market 

and said: “I enjoyed getting to 

express myself creatively around 

like-minded young people.” 

• To find out more 

go to the Raise Up 

Otautahi Facebook 

page or email brittany@ 

thekindfoundation.org.nz 

ARTS AND CRAFTS: There 

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at the youth market, 

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classic car rebuilders, and more. 

The sheds are located all over, 

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South Brighton to Lincoln, 

West Melton, Rolleston and 

Clarkville. 

“We were looking for ideas 

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fundraisers,” said Rotary 

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“The tour will be a self-drive 

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Tour tickets are $45 and all 

proceeds from the day will 

go to charities that encourage 

under-five-year-olds to thrive, 

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Guiding the way for young girls 


CIARA GIBSON has just 

returned from representing New 

Zealand at an international Girl 

Guiding governance forum. 

Now, the 20-year-old 

Canterbury University student 

wants to see more girls step up to 

leadership positions. 

Gibson, who lives in Ilam, 

was selected as one of two New 

Zealand representatives at the 

38th World Association of Girl 

Guiding and Girl Scouting world 

conference in Cyprus. 

About 400 delegates from 106 

countries attended the event 

to discuss strategy, policy and 

leadership at a global level, elect 

new world board members 

and participate in a range of 

workshops. 

Gibson said the conference 

connected her with other people 

around the world who are 

passionate about empowering 

young women. 

“But I also learned young 

women can have much more 

of a voice on numerous issues 

and take advantage of a whole 

range of different opportunities 

compared to our peers in some 

other countries,” she said. 

“Guides has inspired me over 

the years and has offered me 

a wonderful chance to really 

challenge myself and to learn 

and grow. 

“I want to offer the same 

support and mentoring to other 

girls and young women who 

may want to become the leaders 

of tomorrow, or who may just 

want to have fun and enjoy new 

challenges with a great group of 

other girls in a safe space.” 

Gibson sits on the 

GirlGuiding NZ 

national board, as the young 

leader representative, and was 

a member of the national girl 

advisory group, which focuses 

on giving young women a voice 

within the organisation. 

She has also attained the 

Queen’s Guide award (the 

highest achievement in guiding) 

and has served as both a leader 

and co-ordinator for the central 

South Island region. 

“It sometimes takes guts 

to put your hand up and step 

out of your comfort zone, and 

that’s where I’ve been lucky as a 

Girl Guide,” she said. 

“It’s important for girls to see 

other girls in leadership positions 

and Guiding has been invaluable 

in that respect. The organisation 

GOING GLOBAL: 

Ciara Gibson 

was one of two 

New Zealand 

Girl Guide 

representatives 

at the world 

conference. 

has done so much to help me 

overcome those barriers and help 

me become a leader.” 

Gibson didn’t have to look 

far for inspiration to become 

a Girl Guide. Her mother and 

both of her grandmothers were 

Guides, and her father and both 

her grandfathers were involved 

in Scouting. She joined the 

organisation aged 7 as a Brownie. 

Her mum, Sharon, is still a 

Guide leader and her younger 

sister, Brianna, is also a leader. 

Established in 1908, 

GirlGuiding NZ offers a 

GirlGuiding NZ has 

partnered with Griffin’s 

again to bring the 

kiwi favourite choc 

guide biscuits back to 

supermarket shelves. 

While not being sold by 

Girl Guides, the biscuits will 

be available at Countdown, 

SuperValue and 

FreshChoice supermarkets 

for a limited time to raise 

funds for the organisation. 

non-competitive learning 

environment which is openminded 

and values-based. 

“It’s a supportive place to grow 

confident, adventurous girls 

who are ready to be tomorrow’s 

leaders,” said Gibson. 

“Given its strong focus on 

inclusivity, and given the 

challenges girls and young 

women face in today’s society, 

it’s a special place where girls 

and young women can learn 

new skills, create lifelong 

connections, and nurture 

personal growth and confidence. 

“There’s still much more we 

need to do at home to encourage 

young Kiwi women to step 

up. Our ‘tall poppy’ syndrome 

means we often still hold 

ourselves back.” 

• For more information 

about Girl Guiding, go to 

girlguidingnz.org.nz 

OARC co-governance options investigated 

• From page 1 

“The early settlers referred to 

the eastern seaboard as a ‘delta’ 

and Ngāi Tahu valued the area 

for mahinga kai. Both views 

are compatible and we must 

work together for the common 

good.” 

The co-governance 

establishment committee was 

established in August 2022 to 

make decisions around both 

permanent and transitional uses 

within the OARC regeneration 

area, and to investigate options 

for a permanent co-governance 

entity. 

Ngāi Tūāhuriri Upoko Dr 

Te Maire Tau and former 

Christchurch Mayor Lianne 

Dalziel co-chair the committee. 

In addition to Dr Tau, Ngāi 

Tūāhuriri appointed four 

members – Tania Wati, Dr John 

Reid, Thomas Hildebrand, and 

Tutehounuku Korako – to the 

committee. 

Community members of 

the committee include Hayley 

Guglietta, Dr Cynthia Roberts 

and Julyan Falloon. After last 

year’s local body elections, 

Councillor Kelly Barber was also 

appointed. 

The committee has also 

determined a shortlist of options 

for a permanent co-governance 

entity for the OARC. These 

options are being investigated in 

more detail before the committee 

makes a recommendation to the 

city council. 

It’s expected the permanent 

entity will replace the 

establishment committee 

sometime in 2024. 

Since its establishment, the 

committee has also gained 

an understanding of the city 

council’s wide programme of 

works and the opportunities that 

the OARC provides, approved 

the council’s community 

planting programme for the 2023 

season, and worked with thirdparty 

groups on their proposals 

to temporarily use the land. 

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You’re invited to our 

Open Weekend 

At Summerset, our retirement villages are designed to make sure you get the 

best out of your retirement. Summerset on Cavendish in Casebrook is no 

exception, with a range of brand new two-bedroom homes available now.* 

Come along to our Open Weekend at Summerset on Cavendish, view 

our beautiful show homes and see for yourself why our residents love the 

Summerset life. 

Summerset on Cavendish 

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Brand-new two bedroom villas selling now* 

At Summerset, we think of retirement living as the 

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and see for yourself why our residents love the 

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Love the life you choose 

Open Weekend 

Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 October 

10am - 2pm 

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147 Cavendish Road, Casebrook 

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mien, min, mine, miner, minor, mire, moire, more, 

morn, nim, nor, norm, omen, one, ore, rein, rim, rime, 

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Across 

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15. Stare (4) 

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22. Gently mocked (6) 

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27. Boil with anger (6) 

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5. Place where bees are kept (6) 

6. Wipe out (9) 

7. Fabric edge (7) 

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19. Hand explosive (7) 

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Papers, 9. Case, 10. 

Originally, 11. Diwali, 12. 

Vertical, 13. Mercenary, 

15. Gaze, 16. Germ, 17. 

Concierge, 21. Clearing, 22. 

Teased, 24. Hard cheese, 

25. Ajar, 26. Thresh, 27. 

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3. Emotion, 5. Apiary, 6. 

Eradicate, 7. Selvage, 

8. Silver-tongued, 14. 

Coriander, 16. Gallant, 18. 

Cat’s eye, 19. Grenade, 20. 

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Incorporating 

best motorbuys 

www.drivesouth.co.nz 

Punchy take-offs ensured with Tucson 

ADDING PLUG-IN hybrid 

technology means one of 

Hyundai’s best-selling SUVs, 

the mid-sized Tucson, is just a 

step removed from taking the 

inevitable full electrification 

plunge. 

With its bold looks, digital 

capabilities, and upgraded ride 

and handling, Hyundai expects 

this Tucson to add significantly 

to the more than 7 million sold 

globally since the original model 

was launched 19 years ago. For 

Motoring with Bob Nettleton 

our market, the Tucson is only 

sold in short-wheel base form, 

while its cousin the Kia Sportage 

rides on a long-wheel base. 

The Tucson Hybrid comes 

in 2WD and AWD forms with 

the plug-in model exclusively 

AWD, and road tested here in 

top spec Elite guise. Power is 

distributed to the front and rear 

wheels depending on traction 

conditions, while the Terrain 

Mode selector maximizes power, 

torque and braking depending on 

the conditions you’re driving in. 

The Tucson plug-in hybrid 

isn’t cheap compared to many 

of its rivals with the entry-level 

version retailing for $83,990, 

with a $5000 premium on the 

more lavishly attired Elite. This 

pricing pushes it over the $80,000 

price cap to qualify for a $4000 

clean car rebate available until 

31 December, when the new 

government pulls the plug on 

the two-year-old clean vehicle 

scheme. 

A high tempo 195kW plug-in 

hybrid powertrain is strong and 

feisty with acceleration that 

bristles with sporty intent. It’s 

not just show – it’s got plenty of 

go too. A rich vein of torque and 

the extra kick of the fully charged 

battery pack, ensures punchy 

take-offs from standing starts, 

and purposeful pulling power 

for most driving situations. 

These attributes make light work 

of undulating roads and long 

energy draining uphill grinds. 

The plug-in has an all-electriconly 

range of up to 65km, similar 

to several rivals including the 

Mitsubishi Eclipse and Ford 

Escape. Both pack a much lighter 

performance punch than the 

heavy hitting Tucson PHEV’s 

195kW. 

For a model with glowing 

fuel economy credentials, the 

test car was disappointing. I 

knocked off a 500km roadie in 

it with four adults on board, on 

a trip covering some sections 

of hilly driving, and averaged 

Ratings out of 10: Performance 8; Handling 7; Build 

Quality 7; Comfort 7; Passenger and Load Space 7; Avg fuel 

consumption on road test 6.8L/100km; Value for money 6; 

Safety – Five Star ANCAP crash rating. No clean car fee. 

Overall points out of 10: 7.5 

7.3L/100km. That number is well 

north of the claimed 1.5L/100km. 

This might be doable in low 

speed town driving when the car 

can spend extended periods in 

EV mode, but well out of reach 

on open road romps. 

Expertly managing what is 

one of the more potent non-full 

EV’s on Hyundai New Zealand’s 

books is a smart rework of 

the company’s proven 7-speed 

automatic. 

For a compact SUV, front and 

rear legroom is adequate rather 

than generously provisioned. I 

found the rear door openings 

too narrow to easily navigate 

bulkier items through, like child 

car seats. The rear cargo hatch 

does the job, but isn’t helped by 

the batteries being stored under 

the floor, raising its elevation and 

restricting load height. 

SUV buyers demand top rate 

connectivity in their vehicles 

these days and the Tucson has 

that well covered with some of 

the best in class digital tech. 

Hyundai’s Digital Key is great, 

turning your smartphone into a 

smart key. 

The suspension is sportier than 

many hybrids with its nimble 

and playful character, and 

composed in managing sudden 

deviations in the road surface. 

No complaints about passenger 

comfort that is largely free of the 

choppy listless ride traits of some 

short wheelbase SUVs. 

Little in the way of suspension 

noise penetrates the passenger 

compartment, even under 

severe provocation from sub 

standard roads. Well weighted, 

communicative steering responds 

quickly to the driver inputs, 

and allows you to accurately 

and effortlessly place the vehicle 

where you want it on the road. 

This vehicle puts fun with a 

capital ‘F’ into the sub $90,000 

plug-in hybrid class. 

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2010 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 

3 litre, diesel/turbo, reverse camera, 

hi-low. 

biG 22 iNCH wHEELs 

2009 Holden Commodore SV6 

Multibags, 22 inch wheels, low 151,000kms, 

cool look. 

4x4 

2005 Toyota Rav 4 Ltd 

2400cc, auto, 4x4, cruise control, 

cam chain. 

LOw 119,000kms 

2008 Lexus IS250 

6 speed auto, alarm, immobiliser, traction 

control, sharp in red. 

2003 Holden Commodore 

3800cc, auto, 176,000kms, multibags, 

viewing will impress. 

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2006 Nissan March 

1240cc, auto, multi bags, cheap runner. 

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2012 Volvo V60 S/W 

1800cc, auto, leather, 2 keys, lane departure, 

brake assist, accident avoidance system, 

5 star safety rating. 

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CHEAP TO RUN 6 LiTRE V8 3 LiTRE 

2005 Hyundai Getz TB 

2007 Holden Crewman V8 SS 2012 Toyota 

1400cc, auto, multibags, cheap transport, 6 litre, LS2 Gen 4, auto, multibags, sounds Hi Ace Jumbo Mini Van 

goes good. 

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Diesel/turbo (12 seats), 5 speed. 

FROM NO 

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LOw 76,000kms 

2006 Peugeot 206 Sport 

Multibags, NZ new, 1600cc auto, full moon 

glass roof, very nice. 

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2008 Nissan Serena Coach 

2 litre, auto, twin sliding doors, 

1 owner. 

LOw 119,000kms 

2013 Ssangyong Actyon Sport 

2WD, 2 litre, diesel/turbo, ABS, multibags, 

leather, electric seats, drives great. 

LOw 63,000km's 

2005 Mercedes SLK 280 

3 litre auto, electric roof, ABS, CD, low km's 

leather, reversing camera. 

ELECTRiC CONVERTibLE 

2001 Audi TT 

1800cc, 5 speed, multi bags, goes grouse, 

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5spd manual, 1600cc, 5 door, alloys, 

air conditioning, very nice example. 

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1600cc auto, air/cond, reverse camera, 

very popular 5 door model. 

2007 Suzuki APV VAn 

5 speed, 1600cc, manual, NZ new, 5 door, alloys, 

very clean example. 


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NZ new, 5spd manual, very economical, 

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2008 toyotA iSt 

5dr hatch, 1800cc auto, VVT-I, alloys, 

airbags, ABS brakes, excellent value. 

2009 toyotA wiSH 

7-seater, 87,879kms, alloys, 

drives superbly. 

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1800cc, 5spd manual, petrol, low kms, 

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2016 niSSAn AtlAS Box truck 

5spd manual, 3 Litre turbo diesel, large 

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$11,490 

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Mission Without Borders 

visit the Sechka’s house 

with support to lift them 

out of poverty. 

Families in Ukraine 

need your help! 

The Sechka family live in a rural area 

of Sarny region, western Ukraine, in 

an old dilapidated house. Mykhailo, 

40, and his wife Nadiya, 31, work hard to 

provide for their family. They face a massive 

challenge as three of their five children have 

severe disabilities. One of their daughters 

is unable to walk at all. The health of 

their children means they need medical 

examinations, check-ups, and treatment. 

Which costs money. 

Mykhailo used to work in forestry, but 

when the war began, he lost most of his 

wages then he had to quit. Since then, he 

has focused on farming and keeps cows, 

pigs, geese, and poultry to survive. 

Son Mieko loves his parents and sees they 

are hardworking. Mykhailo must cultivate 

a lot of land to grow forage for the animals, 

and vegetables and grain for the family. He 

was using an old tractor that he bought 15 

years ago. The tractor is 50 years old and 

required constant repair. Mykhailo says that 

after each working day he had to repair it 

and it wasn’t worth the money. Since then, 

the old tractor became a place where Mieko 

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Despite Mykhailo and Nadiya’s efforts, 

the family’s situation became very difficult. 

The loss of income, health issues and the 

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Mieko’s family need help with resources, 

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Right now, the Ukrainian economy 

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Mieko’s anxiety and uncertainty and have 

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Support MiSSion Without BorderS 

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