Pegasus Post: December 14, 2023

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Merry 

Christmas 

From the team 

at Star Media 

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2023 

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Cycleway scrapped in east 

• By Sasha Watson 

PLANS FOR a cycleway in 

Aranui have been axed. 

The plans were declined by the 

Waitai Costal-Burwood-Linwood 

Community Board due to safety 

issues, no funding, and being 

heavily opposed by the public. 

An offer of 90 per cent 

funding from Waka Kotahi for 

the Government’s Streets for 

People programme saw proposed 

changes to Breezes Rd, which 

if successful, would have been 

trialled until June 2024. 

The Streets for People 

programme is set up to help 

make streets safer and easier for 

all road users, and trialling street 

changes ensures any permanent 

solution meets the needs of the 

community. 

Two options were presented 

to the community board for 

changes along Breezes Rd: One, 

a separated unidirectional cycle 

lane on both sides of Breezes Rd 

going between the Chisnallwood 

Intermediate pedestrian crossing 

and Pages Rd; the other a twoway 

bi-directional cycleway 

starting on the southern side of 

Breezes Rd (near Chisnallwood 

Intermediate) and 

crossing to the north at 

the Avondale golf course 

pedestrian crossing. 

It would return to the 

southern side at the 

Haeata Community 

Campus crossing, 

finishing on Pages Rd 

after crossing back to 

the northern side at a 

newly created pedestrian 

crossing at on Breezes 

Rd. 

Paul 

McMahon 

Said board chair Paul 

McMahon: “The board 

recommended to staff 

council that neither 

option was taken. This 

isn’t a matter of not 

supporting cycleways, as 

the east does need proper 

cycleways. 

“Other aspects of the 

Streets for People project 

are great. These options 

were just not viable 

and didn’t have the 

flexibility to work 

through the implications of the 

trial period. 

“This recommendation will 

go to the council, where they 

will have to decide whether to 

support the trial or not.” 

The implications of one of the 

options included a total loss of 

69 per cent of Breezes Rd car 

parking (45 parks retained, 102 

lost). 

The other option involved 88 

per cent parking loss (18 retained 

and 129 lost), new on-street 

parking loss from 108–126 

Breezes Rd. 

• Turn to page 6 

‘I could 

do this 

every 

day’ 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

PLANTER BOXES were the 

perfect canvas for budding young 

artists working to make Aranui’s 

streets more people friendly. 

Pupils from Chisnallwood 

Intermediate have decorated 

the boxes outside the shops on 

Hampshire St with murals 

related to the shop they were 

outside. 

There are chips for the fish 

and chip shop, people from the 

neighbourhood, flowers and even 

a kiwi on a surfboard. 

Calleigh’s design, which is outside 

the Hampshire Mini Mart, 

features the shop’s customers. 

“It’s great,” Calleigh said. “I 

could do this sort of thing every 

single day. 

“I’ve seen a lot of murals 

around town, and I took inspiration 

from those.” 

The students were mentored 

by local artist Brandon Warrell, 

whose art is featured throughout 

Christchurch. 

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Thursday December 14 2023 3 

A big YES for eco-friendly pet food 

FINDING 

SOLUTIONS: 

Mariella Howard 

and Natalie Berie 

won the inaugural 

Environment 

Canterbury 

regional excellence 

award for 

environmental 

solutions for their 

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treats. 

PHOTO: ECAN 


THE PET food market is a 

lucrative business and two 

teenagers are intent on getting a 

slice of it. 

Mariella Howard of 

Hillsborough and Natalie Berie 

of Shirley, both 17, have set up 

For Earth, which makes dog 

treats from out-of-shape fruit 

and vegetables that can’t be sold 

commercially. 

The pair are university bound 

next year after finishing up at 

Hagley College. 

Mariella’s four-year-old german 

shorthaired pointer, Archie, 

was the inspiration for their 

company, which was recognised 

at the Young Enterprise Scheme 

awards night. 

The teenagers received the 

regional excellence award for environmental 

solutions, sponsored 

by Environment Canterbury, as 

their focus was to be environmentally 

friendly while raising 

awareness of food waste. 

Said Natalie: “Mariella and I 

decided to enrol in the Young 

Enterprise Scheme and sell dog 

treats, but needed to have some 

kind of irresistible selling point. 

“They were already fruit and 

vegie-based, so it wasn’t too far 

of a leap to start using ugly/misshapen 

ingredients. Simultaneously, 

this helped our marketing 

and gave us a lot to talk about 

when asked about our product.” 

YES is delivered by Ara Te 

Pūkenga, and throughout the 

year the students scored depending 

on how successfully they 

completed challenges. 

Natalie and Mariella received 

84 marks out of a possible 100. 

“On its own, it wasn’t substantial 

enough to get us any awards, 

but what set us aside was the ecofriendly 

focus of our business,” 

said Natalie. 

“Every aspect was optimised 

to be as sustainable as possible, 

which ultimately led to us winning 

the YES regional excellence 

award.” 

There were seven awards across 

several categories presented 

on the night. Other winners 

included a book production company, 

students who made bags 

and aprons for their teachers, 

cup holder creators, and a decal 

company. 

ECan councillor Greg Byrnes, 

one of three judges for the award, 

said For Earth stood out. 

“We chose For Earth from 

Hagley Community College to 

receive this award because they 

considered sustainability in 

every step of their process,” said 

Byrnes. 

“Like many Cantabrians, we 

also love our pets, and thought 

it was great that For Earth had 

created such a practical and easy 

way for people to make a positive 

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Term 4 - From the Tumuaki 

Avonside Girls’ High School 

Te Kura Kohine o Ōtākaro 

Educating and empowering young women 

to achieve now and in the future. 

Ko Hine-Titama koe nānā i puta ki te whai ao ki te ao mārama 

Ko Hine-Titama koe nānā i puta ki te whai ao ki 

te ao mārama 

This school whakatauki speaks to the atua 

wahine Hine-Titema and seeking the light. 

The story of Hine Titama is one of female 

transformation and female self-determination, a 

story of agency and defining your own narrative. 

For our staff, students and community at Te 

Kura Kohine o Ōtakaro/Avonside Girls’ High 

School coming out of ‘the covid years’ into 

2023 has been about redefining our identity, 

leaning into our values and aspirations, and 

connecting with our local community. This year 

our young people have set about transforming 

our school and spaces through their leadership, 

feedback and voice. They have been involved in 

professional development work with teachers, 

feedback to the Board and decision making with 

the Senior Leadership Team. Our students have 

continued to lead the school culture as can be 

seen in so many of these photos. There have 

been so many sports, cultural and academic 

success and these were celebrated in our Sports 

Awards night, Our Whakaui Awards night, FiaFIa 

Awards night and Senior and Junior Prizegiving. 

When I started at Avonside I spoke about the 

importance of the whakatauki, ‘Kia whakatōmuri 

te haere whakamua’. I walk backwards into the 

future with my eyes fixed on my past. Whilst 

we may look at the photographs of our past 

and see gym tunics and straw hats as archaic 

and traditional, the story of single sex schools 

for young women has been far from archaic 

and traditional. It has always been, even 

95 years ago for our kura, about providing 

an educational space for young women to 

thrive, be empowered through education to 

innovate, create and lead society with a critical 

and challenging voice. These aspirations and 

drivers continue to be important today as 

we look forward. Ninety-five years on similar 

challenges still face our young women in the 

world in which they will work and lead. In our 

kura we also embrace the challenges for our 

transgender and LGBTQI community within our 

school and it has been essential for us to ensure 

our empowerment of these young people and 

their voice at Avonside. Our school value of Kia 

Tu (standing tall in your identity) is at the heart 

of what we do and celebrate and at the heart 

of real equity. We talk about kia Maia with our 

students, the courage that is needed every day 

in both small and large spaces. The courage 

needed to attempt that new learning, the 

courage to stand and speak, and the courage 

to lead. At this time, I have been reflecting how 

we all as the adults need to feel empowered 

to be courageous too for our young people. 

The courage to hold firm to what we value and 

believe is important within our school space 

for our students to be empowered to thrive in 

their identity. Regardless of the winds blowing 

through politics and media, our job is to hold 

the tiller strong and steady and sail in the 

direction we know will protect and transform 

our young people to stand in their identity and 

self-determine their future. We will continue 

to ensure there is a wairua in which all our 

young people belong strong in their identity. 

We continue to support your young people to 

aim high – ki te ao marama – academically and 

as connected, courageous and compassionate 

leaders. 

We do this in partnership as a community – 

and I want to thank all those in our community 

who contribute in so many ways to our school; 

as coaches, managers, on the Board, turning 

up to parent events, feeding back in surveys, 

getting in touch with concerns. A huge thank 

you to all the manaakitanga and community 

support from you as whanau. There are so 

many things at Avonside we cannot do without 

your support and together we are a community 

that empowers our young people to thrive in all 

areas of their teenage lives. Your contribution 

matters and we cannot do what we do here to 

nurture your young person without our whanau. 

Enjoy these photos of the last part of 2023. 

Well done to all our amazing students who 

are inspiring to work with every day. 

Class of 23 

Graduation 2023 

Senior Prizegiving 2023 

2023 Proxime Accessit, Aurora 

Garner-Randolph and our 2023 

Dux, Nicole (Jimin) Kim 

Graduation-Head 

Students Speak 

209 Travis Rd, North New Brighton, Christchurch. Ph: 03 389 7199 

Email: office@avonside.school.nz www.avonside.school.nz


Young flautists inspired by 

Russian music teacher 


MUSIC TEACHER Natasha 

Chernousova has hit the 

right note with two of her 

students taking out awards in 

an international online-based 

championship. 

Louise Chen, of Halswell, 

won the 13 to 14-year-old age 

category and Claire Kim, of 

Ilam, won the 13 to 16-year-old 

creative presentation. 

Said Chernousova, who lives 

in New Brighton: “The student 

response was great, they look 

forward to this competition 

every year and they train and 

practice a lot. 

“Our students did very well 

and put little New Zealand on 

the map.” 

Chernousova learned to play 

the flute when she was six or 

seven years old, in her home city 

of Perm, Russia. 

She later performed in the 

orchestra of the Perm Theatre of 

Opera and Ballet in Russia from 

1999 to 2012, where she travelled 

around Europe, America and 

Canada. 

“It was among my fondest 

memories, as every day we met 

new people, experienced different 

cultures and learnt about 

many countries,” she said. 

The theatre is about 1000km 

from Moscow and is often 

named “Tchaikovsky’s House” 

after Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, 

who was born near Perm in 

1840. 

It presents all stage works 

of Tchaikovsky, including the 

ballets Swan Lake and The 

Nutcracker, the 1812 Overture, 

the Romeo and Juliet Overture- 

Fantasy, and several symphonies. 

“After my time in the theatre, I 

met a very nice Kiwi man online, 

Eric Reeves, and talked to him 

for several months before we 

met in Phuket, Thailand. We 

had a wonderful holiday,” said 

Chernousova. 

A short while later, Chernousava 

decided to make the move 

to New Zealand and married 

Reeves in 2016. A few months 

later, she began to teach flute to 

her first students. 

Chernousova has taught the 

flute to year 9 Burnside High 

School student Louise for seven 

years and year 9 Rangi Ruru 

Girls’ School student Claire Kim 

for more than four years. 

Both girls were also highly 

commended for their performance 

in the U16s ensemble, 

where they performed together. 

NOTEWORTHY: Natasha Chernousova with flute students 

Louise Chen and Claire Kim. 

They are both on their way to 

reaching their goals as professional 

musicians. 

“Music is my passion. I aim 

to inspire and challenge my 

students to become the best 

possible versions of themselves 

inside and outside of music,” said 

Chernousova. 

“My goal is to make every lesson 

as productive, educational, 

and fulfilling as possible. I aim 

to provide the students the 

tools and resources to be able to 

achieve what they wish for.” 

She teaches the flute, recorder, 

piccolo and piano to both adult 

and young students, and offers 

beginner and advanced lessons 

privately at Natasha’s Music 

Studio. 

Chernousova also teaches 

part-time at Cashmere High 

School and Avonside Girls High, 

and plays for the Philharmonic 

Orchestra and the Risingholme 

Orchestra. 

To find out more, go to: https:// 

www.nzmusicteachers.co.nz/ 

natalia-chernousova/ 

Planter 

boxes 

inspire 

creativity 

• From page 1 

One of Warrell’s most 

notable works, Rise from the 

Rubble, features a silvereye/ 

wax-eye and Kōwhai tree on 

Hereford St. 

The fireproof planter boxes 

in Aranui bring colour to the 

area as well as acting as antiram 

raid bollards. 

The work has been funded 

through Waka Kotahi’s Streets 

for People programme to make 

the area more people-friendly 

and accessible. 

The full project includes 

improvements to crossings 

outside Haeata Community 

Campus, Chisnallwood Intermediate 

and St James School. 

There will also be upgrades 

to 14 intersections throughout 

Aranui on popular school 

routes, footpath widening 

on Breezes Rd, Hampshire 

St and Rowan Ave, as well as 

speedbumps installed in a 

number of locations around 

Chisnallwood, Haeata and 

Hampshire St. 

Road art space will be 

designated outside St James 

School and Wainoni Park. 

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Lots of 

people 

opposed 

to plan 

• From page 1 

It also included a cul-de-sac 

on Gosport St at Breezes Rd 

as through traffic cannot 

safely negotiate the two-way 

cycleway proposed for this side 

of the road. 

There would have also been 

a painted lane for cyclists at 

the Avondale golf course and 

Haeata Community Campus 

pedestrian crossings, and an 

additional pedestrian crossing 

with a painted lane for cyclists 

to cross outside 257/276 

Breezes Rd. 

Said 

community 

board member 

Kelly 

Barber: “A 

lot of people 

were overwhelmingly 

Kelly Barber 

opposed to 

the changes. 

I had only one resident who 

supported the cycleway when 

I went door-knocking to find 

out what residents wanted. 

“A few quick wins won’t fix 

a long-term problem. Though 

a lot of the changes made good 

sense, and while it would be 

good to have another option, it 

needs to be a permanent one.” 

Centre lacks extra funds to help 

CHOLMONDELEY Children’s 

Centre has seen demand for 

its services climb as the cost of 

living bites. 

The centre in Governors 

Bay provides free respite care 

for children and support for 

families. 

Centre general manager Toni 

Tinirau said in recent years 

there has been 

a constant 

demand for its 

services. 

She said there 

were “countless 

weekly phone 

inquiries” and a 

Toni Tinirau 

current wait list 

of 51 children. 

In the 2022- 

2023 financial year 351 children 

from 295 families accessed 

the centre’s facilities. It was 

an increase on the 2021-2022 

financial year which saw 331 

children from 267 families, and 

the 2020–2021 year with 318 

children from 229 families. 

Said Tinirau: “The need for 

our services hasn’t gone away, it’s 

grown. And as the cost of living 

puts more pressure on whānau 

doing it tough, it’s only natural 

there’ll be more demand.” 

The centre has 23 beds to stay 

overnight and on average only 17 

of these beds are occupied. 

“It’s my dream to have every 

one of those 23 beds filled every 

night. But it’s just not achievable 

at the moment because we 

don’t have the funding or the 

resources. 

“The space is there, the 

demand is there, we are just 

lacking the consistent financial 

support. It’ll cost an additional 

estimated $250,000 annually 

to have all 23 beds filled every 

night,” said Tinirau. 

Cholmondeley costs $2.8 

million to run each year with 

20 per cent covered by the 

Government. The remaining 80 

per cent is generated through 

community fundraising. 

Said Tinirau: “We have been 

looking really closely at how to 

raise the much needed funds 

for Cholmondeley as it’s been a 

difficult time globally to raise 

funds for charities.” 

She said children are given 

round-the-clock care, outdoor 

experiences, learning activities 

designed to build wellbeing 

and resilience, and a fun 

environment where they are only 

asked “to be kids”. 

“The support Cholmondeley 

provides doesn’t stop when 

tamariki turn 12. It also has the 

‘Awhi Team’ (care team) made up 

of social workers, youth workers 

and whānau ora navigators who 

walk alongside whānau in their 

own homes to address issues 

they’re facing. 

“We support tamariki coming 

from homes where there 

could be issues with health, 

accommodation, interpersonal 

relationships, single-parent 

whānau, family violence, 

family harm, mental health or 

addiction. 

“We just need Cantabrians’ 

help. Do not underestimate the 

level of support you can provide 

a charity like Cholmondeley. 

Never think that you could never 

give enough, because whatever 

you can do, however you can 

support us, will certainly help 

our whānau,” she said.


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Te Aratai College: 

Te tua o Paerangi 

Above the entrance to Te Puna, our kura 

auditorium, we have the Whakataukī relevant 

to this time of year: Titiro whakamuri, kia anga 

whakamua: Look to the past in order to move 

forward. It is an exciting new year for us to 

look forward to as our kura turns 70 years old. 

But before we move into all the iterations and 

innovations the new year will bring us, we would 

like to appreciate some of the wonderful things 

our ākonga have accomplished this year. 

Scholarship recipients Mark Lemon, Destiny 

Martin, Connor Armstrong, Jason Prakash, 

Imogen Donnelly and Mae Ibo 

At our Senior Prizegiving, we celebrated 

the extraordinary achievement of our senior 

scholarship winners. These deserving students 

demonstrated the values of the scholarship 

requirements across several universities: 

academic achievement, resilience, leadership, 

excellence, cultural contributions, social 

engagement, overcoming adversity, and many 

other indicators. Our students were thoroughly 

deserving of financial and personal support, and 

these scholarships will provide an amazing boost 

as they kickstart their tertiary journey. With the 

fees, cash, catered accommodation, summer 

school programmes and mentoring support, the 

photo from our Prizegiving Evening represents 

over $70,000 that universities have invested in Te 

Aratai College students for their future pathways - 

an amazing achievement. 

Kindness Collective, a volunteer group of ākonga 

who collected litter around the school grounds, 

oversaw positive affirmations written by students 

for their peers and acknowledged school staff 

for their hard mihi. The group was also featured 

in national news media for their initiative at the 

Aldwins House retirement home, regularly visiting 

residents to kōrero or play pool, embracing the 

goodwill in their community. 

This year we also saw five learners participate 

in “Word: The Front Line Ōtautahi,” a spoken 

word poetry slam. This was the first time the 

competition was held in the South Island, held at 

The Piano Event Center in August. The night was 

full of amazing orator-performers from 5 different 

schools who explored a variety of topics like 

identity, diversity, rugby and Shakespeare. The Te 

Aratai team performers practised hard, attending 

weekend workshops to make sure their poems 

were interesting, catchy, and most importantly 

“felt.” It was an extraordinary night to be part of 

with incredibly moving and provocative poetry 

performed by so many young, talented poets from 

across Ōtautahi-Christchurch. 

Blake Williams, Connor Armstrong and 

Thomas Rhoades in the YES Dragon’s Den 

In our business school, we saw the success of 

an inspiring business venture, spearheaded by 

a group of Te Aratai College students. “Decalify” 

was an entrepreneurial endeavour that made an 

impressive impact with its cultural window decal 

designs and fully youth-run business model. 

Throughout the year the business team were 

placed 1st in the Canterbury Young Enterprise 

Dragon’s Den event, successfully awarded 

the contract to place all the window decals on 

Kindness Foundation’s (Previously YMCA) new 

$44 million building on Rolleston Avenue, and 

awarded 1st Place Finance, 1st Place Enterprise 

Technology, and 2nd Place Rangatahi New 

Zealand Young Enterprise in the In Canterbury 

Young Enterprise Competition. 

On the sports field, Te Aratai and the Under 14 

Boys’ Rugby team had a historic season in 2023. 

This group of young men ended up being graded 

in the top division of Under 14 Boys’ Rugby, 

Division One, Section One. From there, the group 

did two special things; beating Christ’s College 

to win the Challenge Cup which is essentially 

the Ranfurly Shield of the Under 14 division, and 

then defending this until the end of the season 

and earning the right to have Te Aratai College 

engraved on it for the first time. They also then 

finished top of the table after the round robin 

and beat Christchurch Boys’ High and Christ’s 

College on the way to winning the final of Division 

One, Section One. Te Aratai College is the first 

co-educational school to achieve this. 

To us all, whatever 2024 brings for each one of 

us, and it will be different for me too, ngā mihi 

nui and best wishes for the festive season and 

summer ahead. I leave this school so enriched 

by everything that I have been able to learn from 

you all over the years on my own pathway to the 

sea at Linwood HS - Linwood College - Te Aratai 

College. 

Richard Edmundson 

Leaving Tumuaki-Principal 

Tyrek Kohu 

Smriti Parajuli at Aldwins House 

At our Senior Prizegiving, we were also able to 

celebrate the inspiring effort of Smriti Parajuli with 

the Te Aratai College Community Service Award. 

Smriti was part of the AKC: the Te Aratai Acts of 

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Showstopping Christmas treats 

Roasted hazelnut and 

espresso tiramisu cream 

pavlova 

Serves 8-10 

Pavlova 

6 large egg whites 

1½ cups caster sugar 

1 Tbsp cornflour 

2 tsp lemon juice 

1 tsp vanilla extract 

½ cup roughly chopped roasted 

hazelnuts 

Tiramisu cream 

1 Tbsp instant espresso coffee 

granules 

2 Tbsp boiling water 

250g mascarpone 

½ cup cream 

4 Tbsp demerara sugar 

1/3 cup finely grated dark chocolate 

To assemble 

300ml cream, softly whipped 

Fudgy chocolate sauce (see end) 

Hazelnut praline (see end) 

Method 

Pavlova: Trace a 20cm-diameter 

circle on two sheets of baking 

paper. Turn the paper over and 

place each one on a flat baking 

tray. 

• Preheat the oven to 120°C 

regular bake. 

• Whisk the egg whites to soft 

peaks, then gradually add the 

sugar, one tablespoon at a time. 

Whisk until thick and glossy 

and the sugar is dissolved. The 

mixture should be smooth when 

rubbed between your fingertips. 

Any undissolved sugar will cause 

the meringue to weep. 

• Sift over the cornflour and 

add the lemon juice, vanilla and 

hazelnuts. Using a large metal 

spoon, fold into the meringue. 

• Spoon half the meringue 

into the centre of each circle on 

your baking paper, then, using 

the back of a large spoon, 

carefully spread it to the edge of 

the circles, building up the sides 

and swirling the top, keeping the 

meringue as high as possible. 

• Bake for 1 hour, alternating 

the trays after 30 minutes. 

Turn off the oven and, with the 

door closed, leave the meringues 

YUM: Two layers 

of crisp and 

chewy hazelnut 

meringue, 

whipped espresso 

cream, fudgy 

chocolate sauce 

and praline shards. 

RECIPE AND 

PHOTO: Summer 

Favourites by 

Vanya Insull 

inside to cool completely. 

Tiramisu cream: Dissolve the 

coffee in the boiling water, then 

cool. Place all the remaining 

ingredients in a bowl, add the 

cooled coffee and very gently 

whisk until smooth. Don’t over 

mix or it will split and curdle. 

Cover and refrigerate for at least 

1 hour and up to 24 hours. 

To assemble: Gently whisk 

the Tiramisu cream and softly 

whipped cream together to firmish 

peaks. Place one meringue on 

a serving plate and spread over 

half the cream. Top with the second 

meringue and dollop on the 

remaining cream. Drizzle with 

some fudgy chocolate sauce and 

scatter with pieces of hazelnut 

praline. 

Fudgy chocolate sauce (gf) 

Makes 1½ cups 

1 cup cream 

150g dark chocolate, roughly 

chopped (72% cocoa) 

2 Tbsp golden syrup 

1 tsp vanilla extract 

Method 

• Put the cream in a small 

saucepan and heat until just 

below boiling. 

• Take off the heat and add the 

chocolate. 

• Leave for 1 minute, then stir 

until smooth. 

• Stir in the golden syrup and 

vanilla and set aside to cool. 

Hazelnut praline (gf) 

Makes 1½ cups 

1 cup whole roasted hazelnuts 

1 cup caster sugar 

¼ cup water 

Method 

• Line a greased baking tray 

with baking paper and place the 

nuts close together on the tray. 

• Put the sugar and water in a 

clean saucepan over a medium 

heat. 

• Whisk to combine, then stop 

stirring and wait for the sugar to 

become golden in colour, swirling 

the pan for even colouring. 

• Immediately drizzle it all over 

the nuts, then leave to harden. 

Break into pieces to serve. 

Spiced Christmas schnaps 

Weihnachtsschnaps 

Ingredients 

5 cardamom pods, bruised 

Peel of 1 orange, sliced and without 

pith 

250ml (1 cup) high-quality 37% to 

40% spirit, such as korn or gin 

1 to 2 heaped tsp runny raw honey 

½ vanilla bean, split and seeds 

scraped out 

1 cinnamon quill 

1 cassia stick 

8 star anise 

2 cloves 

Method 

• Place spices and orange peel 

into a glass bottle that will hold 

at least 300ml. Add the spirit and 

shake. Close the lid and leave to 

infuse for 2–4 days. 

• Taste daily to see when you are 

happy with the infusion. The longer 

you leave the infusion, the more the 

anise flavour will develop from the 

star anise. 

• Strain off the liquid, put the 

whole ingredients in the compost 

and return the infused spirit to the 

bottle. 

• Add the honey to taste and 

shake vigorously to dissolve it, 

about 2 minutes. 

• Add the vanilla bean and seeds 

and swill the bottle to disperse the 

seeds. Let this infuse for at least 

another week before serving. 

• You can then either remove the 

vanilla bean or leave it to continue 

infusing. 

• Store indefinitely in your drinks 

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CREMATORIUM 

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 

8 9 

10 11 

326 

SUDOKU 

Every row, column and box should 

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226 

6 

D B A 

N T I 

12 13 14 15 

16 

17 18 

19 

20 21 22 23 24 

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 

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once? 

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Good 15 Very Good 19 Excellent 23 

Solution 225: gel, gelt, gen, gent, get, glen, glue, 

glut, GLUTEN, gnu, gun, gut, leg, lent, let, leu, lug, 

word. luge, lune, lung, lunge, lute, net, nut, teg, ten, tug, 

tun, tune, ute. 

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 15 Very Good 19 Excellent 23 

25 26 

27 28 

29 30 

31 32 

33 34 

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32. Late (7) 

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Decoder 

Down 

2. Expand (7) 

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30. Sound of an accident (4) 

Crossword 

Across: 1. Lessen, 5. 

Excess, 10. Callous, 11. 

Disease, 12. Direct, 15. 

Novice, 16. Hideous, 17. 

Chef, 18. Debt, 19. Admirer, 

20. Seam, 22. Used, 25. 

Secular, 27. Impair, 28. 

Locate, 31. Terrier, 32. 

Overdue, 33. Glance, 34. 

Settle. 

Down: 2. Enlarge, 3. 

Slouch, 4. Nest, 5. Eddy, 

6. Cosmos, 7. Seaside, 

8. Acidic, 9. Recent, 13. 

Tiddler, 14. Retinue, 15. 

Numeral, 20. Shifty, 21. 

Apparel, 23. Scandal, 24. 

Deeper, 25. Simian, 26. 

Rodent, 29. Brae, 30. Oops. 

WordBuilder 

adit, aid, and, ani, ant, 

anti, bad, bait, ban, band, 

BANDIT, bat, bid, bin, bit, 

dab, dan, din, dint, nab, nib, 

nit, tab, tad, tan, tin 

Sudoku 

DECODER 

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given letters into all squares with matching numbers. Now work out 

which letters are represented by the other numbers. 

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