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Blocked pipes blamed for
repeated surface flooding
• By Adam Burns
FRUSTRATED New Brighton
residents believe a lack of
drainpipe maintenance is leaving
the area needlessly exposed to
flooding.
Heavy rain fell in the city last
Tuesday morning, resulting in
shin-deep flooding across parts of
New Brighton.
The flooding subsided within
a couple of hours after local
authorities rushed to clear the
outflow pipes which had left parts
of Marine Pde and Pacific Rd
awash. The affected roads had
been reopened by the afternoon.
An update from city council
staff on the day explained leaves
blocked some sumps which had
slowed the drainage of surface
water.
“Out east we are aware of a
couple of locations where surface
flooding occurred, however,
contractors were on site early
managing traffic and clearing the
key outfalls.
“Once this occurred, the water
drained away quickly.”
Some residents say it has
become the norm when there was
heavy rain.
But North Beach Residents’
Association chair Kim Money
said the lack of maintenance
for sand-blanketed outfall pipes
could leave homes vulnerable.
“It will go into houses,” she
said.
“It’s certainly something that
frustrates me immensely because
“The frustrating thing is
that this whole thing is
avoidable, by clearing the
outfalls before the rain
comes.’’
– Kim Money
North Beach Residents’
Association chair
I understand it is something that
is a relatively easy fix.
“The longer it takes the council
and (Citycare) to come and clear
the outfall drains on the beach,
the larger the buildup of water on
Marine Pde.
“It needs to be addressed
straight away . . . it affects
residents all the time.”
Money explained the buildup
issue was symptomatic of an
“accreting” shoreline.
A NIWA report commissioned
by the city council in 2018
suggested the majority of the
city’s coastline was experiencing
accretion, where the shoreline
builds up as the coast advances
seaward.
“As soon as we get those ocean
outfall pipes covered in sand, the
SUBMERGED: Heavy rain caused flooding in parts of New Brighton last Tuesday.
Residents believe a lack of maintenance on beach outflow pipes is responsible for the
recurring problem.
water just can’t get out from the
street,” Money said.
“The frustrating thing is that
this whole thing is avoidable, by
clearing the outfalls before the
rain comes.”
Money said a proposed
extension of the outfall pipeline at
Cygnet St could mitigate some of
the problems, or reallocating the
maintenance burden to coastal
community park rangers.
The council said in a statement
the flooding was due to leaves
blocking grates and the ocean
outfall being covered in sand.
Contractors were on site about
8.30-9am and cleared the grates
and ocean outfall at the end of
Cygnet St.
The surface flooding was all
cleared before noon.
Prior to any significant
events city council contractors
proactively clear key drains,
grates and outfalls.
“When we clear the outfalls
along the coast, our contractors
need to do this following a high
tide as if we do this at the wrong
stage of the tide, then they will
just get covered in sand again,” a
city council spokesperson said.
– RNZ
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floodwaters on the
corner of Marine Pde and
Pacific Rd.
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Saturday, 11am-noon
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The face of the Canterbury
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been entertaining audiences for over
60 years. David Thorne has been
conductor for over fourteen years.
Currently the orchestra has ten
members and regularly performs
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includes marches, waltzes, tangos,
popular songs, music from films,
carols and hymns.
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Art for Adults
Mondays, 10am-noon
Aranui Library
Art for Adults is a drop-in social
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week to draw and paint at one’s
own pace. Meet new people, have
conversations and make art. Any
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developing children’s early literacy. Perfect for preschoolers and younger
school children. Free, no bookings required.
Wā Pēpi: Babytimes
Wednesday, 10.30-11am
New Brighton Library
Meet others in the community
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for interactive songs, rhymes, and
books that will delight and develop
your baby or toddler. Perfect for 0-2
years. All whānau and caregivers
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Euchre club
Monday, 1-3pm
Linwood Library
Come along to join a friendly group
to play euchre, the popular tricktaking
card game. Beginners are
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Afterschool Activity Zone
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Linwood Library
Drop in after school for a variety of
activities including crafts and games
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All whānau welcome. Caregivers
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session. Free, no bookings required.
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Friday, 10am-noon
Linwood Library
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No obligation, just come along when
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All materials are supplied. Free no
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Thursday May 30 2024 3
Gateway plan
off to council
for approval
FIXING earthquake damage
and improving emergency
resilience for the key route in
and out of New Brighton is a step
closer.
The Gateway to New Brighton
project has now been approved
by a hearings panel and will see
major upgrades to Pages Rd, a
new bridge and improvements to
surrounding streets.
Other key upgrades
include:
• A new T-intersection
and traffic lights to replace
the roundabout at Pages
Rd, Hawke St and Seaview
Rd
• No vehicle access to
the T-intersection from
Owles Tce and New
Brighton Rd
• A lane change on Pages Rd
westbound from one to two lanes
• Intersection modifications,
kerb buildouts, pedestrian
crossings and parking changes
on surrounding streets
“This bridge is the most significant
transport project in our
city and is a lifeline to the east,”
Celeste
Donovan
panel chair and Coastal Ward
councillor Celeste Donovan said.
“It will significantly improve
traffic flow after events such as
the fireworks and allow for a
quicker emergency evacuation.
“The new bridge and road will
be more resilient to future earthquakes
and the effects of climate
change, replacing the nearly 100
year old bridge damaged in the
earthquakes.
“It’s been a huge concern
for the community,
so we need to deliver it
without further delays.”
The current roundabout
area will become a
pocket park featuring the
existing palm tree, and
the traffic lights will be
moved slightly north.
MOVING FORWARD: The plan to replace the earthquake-damaged Pages Rd bridge and
improve surrounding streets has been approved by a hearings panel and will now go to
the full council for approval.
PHOTO: NEWSLINE
The new bridge will be
built further north from its
current position, so the existing
bridge can be used during the
construction period.
A number of changes to the
project’s original design plan
were also proposed by the panel,
such as including space for additional
parking on Hawke and
Rawson Sts and on Seaview Rd.
The panel requested staff
report back on safety and cost
implications for the removal of
the kerb build-out outside the
police station and recommended
changing the shared path on
Seaview Rd to a footpath and
separated cycle lane.
The panel also requested staff
report back to the council on a
location for a pedestrian refuge
island and wider footpaths on
Hardy St to make the streets
safer for surrounding schools.
The panel’s recommendations
will be presented to the full
council for final approval.
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4 Thursday May 30 2024
Rose winner honouring her heritage
• By Nina Tapu
A FATHER’S love for his Irish
homeland motivated the national
winner of the Rose of Tralee to
enter the event.
Keely O’Grady, 21, was awarded
the 2024 title in Invercargill on
Saturday night after years of
encouragement from her father
“to stay connected to her Irish
culture”.
Surprised by her win, the Canterbury
representative credited her
father’s persistence for exploring
her Irish identity.
The Rose of Tralee celebrates
young women of Irish heritage in
New Zealand.
“As soon as I turned 18, I was
messaged by my dad every year to
enter but the timing’s never been
quite right because of my university
studies,” O’Grady said.
“I finally entered and was inspired
by my dad and just wanted
to make him proud of me.”
O’Grady will complete her
bachelor of speech and language
pathology degree from Canterbury
University while undertaking
her Rose of Tralee duties.
She was chosen from 10 other
hopefuls to represent New Zealand
at the International Rose
of Tralee festival held in Tralee,
Ireland in August.
The festival was formed in 1959
and is held annually in Ireland. It
celebrates women and appoints
a female ambassador for Irish
culture and heritage.
ROSY GLOW: Keely O’Grady, of Canterbury, was awarded the national Rose of Tralee title in
Invercargill on Saturday.
“Over there you will have every
country’s Rose represented and
it’s a massive celebration of Irish
culture and Irish heritage.
“This is an amazing opportunity,”
she said.
PHOTO: FACEBOOK
Her father’s family hailed from
County Wicklow and she attributed
a childhood “growing up
OFF ABROAD: Keely
O’Grady will now head to
Ireland in August to take
part in the Rose of Tralee
festival with other winners
from around the world.
PHOTO: NINA TAPU
around Irish sport, Irish music,
and especially Irish dance” to
them.
Irish dance had been a huge part
of her life since she was six.
“One day my dad showed me a
video of Riverdance and from then
on my heart was hooked and I’m
still Irish dancing at 21.”
Being chosen to represent New
Zealand was an honour, and gaining
“10 new friends that were some
of the smartest and most talented,
kind girls that I’ve met in my life”
made the competition a “meaningful
experience”, she said.
O’Grady was thankful for
being selected and vowed to use
the opportunity to promote “selfdevelopment
and confidence” to
young girls.
– Otago Daily Times
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Thursday May 30 2024 5
Neighbouring homes up
for auction on same day
THE OWNERS of three
neighbouring properties are
selling their houses at exactly the
same time and it’s no coincidence.
The new builds located in
Prestons Park were deliberately
launched for sale on the same day
last week and will be sold at the
same auction by the same real
estate agent, One Roof reported.
Harcourts Grenadier listing
agent Andrew Steel said he hoped
marketing numbers 35, 41 and
43 Timara Cres at the same time
would attract more buyers. They
will be auctioned on June 13.
Steel, who has already sold
about 20 properties in the Prestons
Park subdivision, including
five houses on Timara Cres, said
he pitched his idea to the different
owners and they were all on
board.
“It’s not often you get three
houses for sale in the same street.
Yes, they are new builds, but
they are smaller-type builders or
developers,” he told One Roof.
“What I’ve said to them individually
is ‘look, each of your
houses are different and I see the
pulling power of you all having a
campaign together’.”
While it was a calculated risk,
he did not think the houses
would be competing against each
other because they were unique
and at different price points.
ON THE BLOCK: Three new builds on Timara Cres, Prestons,
have different owners who have all decided to list their
properties together. Pictured is the house at No 41.
The two three-bedroom
properties at 41 and 43 are sideby-side
on 442sq m sections with
a view out to the lake, while the
third property at number 35 is
a four-bedroom, two-bathroom
home on a slightly smaller plot of
land.
Prestons Park was launched six
years ago and Timara Cres is one
of the latest areas to be developed.
Said Steel: “A lot of the ones
in this subdivision are three and
four-bedroom homes so you
tend to attract that family style of
ownership.
“I think new builds are a real
attraction because it’s all built to
the latest codes.”
FOR SALE: The property at
35 Timara Cres is several
doors down from the other
two and does not have a
water outlook.
Recent sales in the street
include two four-bedroom, twobathroom
homes that sold at the
end of last year for $955,000, and
$1.02m.
Long-running choir
in search of singers
ONE OF THE city’s best
known choirs is looking for new
members.
The Christchurch Theatre
Workshop (CTW) has been running
for the last 25 years under
the guidance of John and Annette
Begg, hosting afternoon sing-along
concerts and performing a
mix of old and new favourites.
Due to some older members
retiring, CTW is running a membership
drive for anyone who is
keen to get involved.
CTW spokesperson Bryan
Mullaly says singing is for
everyone, and if you can speak,
you can sing.
Rehearsals are held on Monday
afternoons from 2pm to 4pm at
the Church Hall, Leyden Street,
Philipstown, Christchurch.
• If you are interested,
contact: John 027 339
8448, Annette 03 339 8448
or Heather 027 646 6718
Chisnallwood
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enrolling now
for 2025
dear Parents/ Caregivers and whanau
Kia ora koutou,
I am writing to invite you to the Chisnallwood Intermediate Open Night on Wednesday July 3 from 6-8pm.
We are very excited to let you know that the decision by Minister Stanford to allow our roll to return to 500 for 2025 means we can
take on more year 7 students & some extra year 8 students in 2025.
These are some of the reasons why you should attend our Open Night;
1. We provide a wonderful range of opportunities in and outside the classroom.
2. Performing arts opportunities in culture.
3. Our music programme is internationally renowned.
4. We have our own Outdoor Education Centre-Camp Taylor at Takamatua.
5. The students get the chance to play many different sports and apply for the sports development programme for elite athletes.
6. Our technology curriculum-many of our technology options have extension programmes.
7. An outstanding tradition of excellence in academic achievement.
8. Overseas opportunities.
Are just a start…
We look forward to meeting you on our Open Night for you to see for yourselves what we offer and find out so much more.
N.B. Enrolments are now open and close at the end of August. It is very important that you get your enrolment in before the end of
August!
Ngā mihi nui,
Justin Fields
Principal
Chisnallwood Intermediate
Breezes Road, Christchurch | Phone: 388 4199 | Fax: 388 4803
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We need your help to fill our beds.
Cholmondeley Children’s Centre has
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times of whānau stress or crisis. On
average just 17 of these beds are filled
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Every empty bed is a missed
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mitre10.co.nz/win50
- 6pm
Prices valid until Dec 7th or while stocks last.
Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead
1005 Ferry Road. Christchurch
Phone: 366 6306
Find us at: /MEGAFerrymead
Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday:
7am – 7pm
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays:
8am – 6pm
www.mitre10.co.nz/local/MegaFerrymead
Ferrymead

10 Thursday May 30 2024
Prices valid until 23rd Dec June 7th or 2024 while or stocks while stocks last. last.
Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead
1005 Ferry Road. Christchurch
Phone: 366 6306
Find us at: /MEGAFerrymead
Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday:
7am – 7pm
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays:
8am – 6pm
www.mitre10.co.nz/local/MegaFerrymead
Ferrymead

Thursday May 30 2024 11
Prices valid until 23rd Dec June 7th or 2024 while or stocks while stocks last. last.
Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead
1005 Ferry Road. Christchurch
Phone: 366 6306
Find us at: /MEGAFerrymead
Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday:
7am – 7pm
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays:
8am – 6pm
www.mitre10.co.nz/local/MegaFerrymead
Ferrymead

12 Thursday May 30 2024
BE IN TO WIN YOUR SHARE OF
BE IN TO WIN YOUR SHARE OF
IN PRIZES
IN PRIZES
First prize $50,000 Cash
First 2 prize x $25,000 $50,000 Cash Cash
2 x $25,000 Cash
20 x $1,000 Mitre 10 Gift Cards
20 x $1,000 Mitre 10 Gift Cards
Spend $20 or more and scan to
enter Spend your $20 or receipt more code and scan online. to
enter your receipt code online.
Ends 30 June 2024. T&Cs apply, refer to mitre10.co.nz/win50
Ends 30 June 2024. T&Cs apply, refer to mitre10.co.nz/win50
Prices valid until Dec 7th or while stocks last.
Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead
1005 Ferry Road. Christchurch
Phone: 366 6306
Find us at: /MEGAFerrymead
Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday:
7am – 7pm
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays:
8am – 6pm
www.mitre10.co.nz/local/MegaFerrymead
Ferrymead