Southern View: February 06, 2025

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Cyclist ready to roll for
Youth Hub fundraiser
• By Jack Ward
A SEMI-RETIRED
accountant is about to cycle
the length of the country
to give back to those less
fortunate.
David Barker will embark on
Tour Aotearoa – a 3000km bike
ride from Cape Reinga to Bluff
– on Saturday, to raise $50,000
for Youth Hub Christchurch.
The 64-year-old said he is
no stranger to cycling, but this
journey will be uncharted territory.
“I’ve always done a bit of
biking, done the odd multiday
trip in the saddle but this
is a bit out of left-field.”
He said he had no direct
connection to Youth Hub, but
the work it was doing resonated
with him.
“Youth Hub Christchurch
has the vision of enabling all
young people in Canterbury
the opportunity to lead
healthy, safe and valued lives,
fulfilling their potential and
vibrantly contributing to their
community,” he said.
Youth Hub Christchurch is
New Zealand’s first purposebuilt
youth hub, complete with
supported housing facilities.
Barker, from Upper
Riccarton, said he spoke to
others who had completed
Tour Aotearoa before
deciding. • Turn to page 4
GEARING UP: David Barker and Youth Hub Christchurch chair Dame Sue Bagshaw
ahead of his Tour Aotearoa fundraiser, which starts on Saturday.
Confidence
in the city
council up
9%, survey
shows
A NEW NATIONAL ‘quality of
life survey’ shows most people
do not have confidence in the
city council’s ability to make
decisions in the best interests of
the community.
The biennial survey questioned
6994 Kiwis about their life in
New Zealand’s main centres
– Christchurch, Auckland,
Dunedin, Hamilton, Hutt City,
Porirua, Tauranga and Wellington
– last year.
Out of the 524 respondents in
Christchurch, just 38% said they
have confidence in the city council’s
decisions, compared to 29%
in 2022. Across New Zealand’s big
cities, the average was just 30%.
However, 80% of the survey
respondents said they are enjoying
life in Christchurch, compared
to 81% in 2022. The city ranked
slightly higher than the average
for New Zealand’s big cities of
77%.
Most other cities saw
a larger drop in quality of life
between 2022 and 2024.
Of the respondents, 26%
said their quality of life in
Christchurch had increased,
compared to 12 months ago, up
from 19% in 2022.
Christchurch was also
considered a great place to live
by 77% of people. They cited the
central city coming back to life
and access to recreational facilities
as reasons for living in the city.
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JP Clinic
Thursdays, 10.30am-1pm
South and Spreydon Libraries
A Justice of the Peace will be on
site for services including: Witness
signatures on documents, certification
of document copies, taking oaths,
declarations, affidavits or affirmations,
applications for the dissolution of
marriage or civil union, citizenship
applications, sponsorship applications,
and rates rebate applications. Free, no
appointment is required.
Knit ‘n’ Yarn
Thursdays, 1.30-3.30pm
Opawa Baptist Church
During South Library’s rebuild, our
knitting group has found a temporary
home at Opawa Baptist Church. Bring
your current work in progress, share
your fibre art hopes and dreams and
meet like-minded people. For more
information contact Kaylene 021 113
4819 or Bronwen 022 085 0161.
A Walk through Time – The
South Library Story: Timeline
Exhibition
All day until February 8
South Library
Visit South Library and walk along our
timeline, showing events from 2003
until today. There are photos, articles
and information about the library,
community events, programmes, and
staff. It is also an opportunity to learn
more about Ōmōkihi, the new South
Library which will connect the building
back to its riverside site.
Lunar New Year Bilingual Wā Kōrero Storytimes, Friday, 10.30-
11am, Spreydon Library. Celebrate the Year of the Snake with our special
bilingual storytimes. Meet others in our community when you and your
preschooler join us for a fun variety of stories, songs and rhymes which
foster children’s literacy. Perfect for 2-5 years. All whānau and caregivers
welcome. Free, no bookings required.
Let’s Have a Cuppa!
Tuesday, 10.45-11.45am
Spreydon Library
Join us for a social morning with
free hot drinks and snacks! Make
yourself comfortable and spend some
time talking to other members of the
community and your local librarians.
Take a trip down memory lane as we
share some photos and stories from
Canterbury’s rich history.
Technology Help Drop-In
Session (BYO Device)
Tuesdays, 10.30-11am
Spreydon Library
Do you need help using your
smartphone, iPad, or tablet? Come
along to our drop-in sessions with
one of our librarians for help with
email, searching the internet, using the
library catalogue, eBooks, and general
computer queries. Bring your laptop,
tablet, or smartphone for help.
Spreydon Library Book
Discussion Group
Wednesday, 10-11am
Spreydon Library
For those who love reading and want
to share in discussion with other
friendly book lovers. We subscribe
to the Book Discussion Scheme so
there is a cost involved. Held on the
second Wednesday of the month
Places are limited so please phone
03-941 7923 or email library@ccc.
govt.nz to enquire about availability
and cost.
Mahjong
Thursdays, 1-3.30pm
Christchurch South Mahjong Club,
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Thursday February 6 2025 3
Hard work pays off for dedicated
gardener with host of accolades
• By Geoff Sloan
AVIDA PARK Lane Retirement
Village & Rest Home has scooped
three major awards in the
2025 Christchurch Beautifying
Association summer garden
competition.
The retirement village’s
beautifully landscaped
grounds have won the premier
commercial award, Peter
Lawrence Challenge Trophy and
the Russley Retirement Village
Premier Challenge Trophy.
The complex is home to 210
residents on Whiteleigh Ave,
Addington.
Village manager Leigh​ Tabak
and her gardener husband Jaron
Tabak said it was a great team
effort, and credited a number
of residents pitching in to help
where they could.
Leigh said there was “a wee
bit of competition” between the
retirement villages, and it wasn’t
uncommon for residents to go
around and view each other’s
gardens.
Jaron’s gardens are a mix of
different arrangements, with a
variety of plants strategically
placed to bloom all year round.
He said the secret was “just
keeping on top of things and not
BLOOMING LOVELY: Arvida Park Lane manager Leigh​
Tabak and her gardener husband, Jaron Tabak. Jaron’s
gardens at the retirement village have won three awards
in the Christchurch Beautifying Association summer
garden competition.
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
letting them get away on you”.
Keeping everything well watered
and fertilised was also key.
Gardening could be a lot of
hard work, he said.
“Especially when you’re sweating
away in the hot sun.”
The Christchurch Beautifying
Association garden awards
started more than 70 years ago
to encourage civic pride. They
feature both residential and commercial
categories, to acknowledge
those who have contributed
to maintaining the image of
Christchurch as the Garden City.
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Thursday February 6 2025
‘It sounded like a
great challenge’
Sensory mat success
Occupational therapist Anne Bridgman (left) and teacher aide Sharyn
de Garnham at Ferndale School in Merivale with one of the sensory
mats which have been made to help students learn how to dress
themselves. Ferndale School is a specialist school catering to pupils and
students aged 5-21 who have complex needs. The mats were made
by a group of volunteers at a sewing bee. Organiser, St Martins resident
Heather Smith said the school staff were very impressed with the first
instalment of 45 mats. “They will be a great teaching aid for the children,”
Smith said. There was still more sewing to do to accommodate every
student at the school. “It has been a great journey so far and hopefully,
the children will be able to practise their dressing skills more often on the
mats,” Smith said. She felt a sense of pride for what has been achieved so
far. “It’s a great feeling to know I can help – a great way to say thank you
and pass the love forward. I’m very grateful to have the opportunity to do
this with everyone’s support and kindness.” ​
• From page 1
Barker said Tour Aotearoa “sounded like
a great challenge.”
He started fundraising in September,
when he reached out to his network.
His target of $50,000 was a nice number
to aim for, he said.
As of Tuesday, he had raised $24,450.
“I’ve been surprised by the amount of
people who have given already, it’s quite a
good kickstart.
“People will be able to track my progress
and I have to finish the challenge to activate
the money,” he said.
Barker suggests potential donors give a
certain amount per kilometre travelled.
“One cent per kilometre raises $30,
10 cents raises $300, $1 raises $3000 – it
depends on the person or business.”
Said Youth Hub Christchurch chair
Dame Sue Bagshaw: “This project (Youth
Hub)has attracted people who just want to
give.
“It’s fantastic we have such people in our
community.”
Stage one of the hub was unveiled in October
by Governor General Dame Cindy
Karo.
The first purpose-built youth hub in the
country, it includes a youth services building,
outdoor activities courtyard and supported
housing wing for 22 young people.
“The focus of the hub is to develop
young people because those social connections
have been severed,” Bagshaw said.
“A place to be, a place to help and a
place to connect.”
Barker won’t be alone in his quest – he
will joined by friends and fellow cyclists
Jeremy Gould and Derek Ensor.
“I talked to people who were bikers to
see if they would be interested and up for
it and they said ‘yes’. We are all similar
ages and stages and abilities.
“It is great having company and three is a
good number
– the more people, the
more chance of something going wrong.”
The goal is to complete the 3000km in
under 30 days.
“Time will tell,” Barker said.
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Thursday February 6 2025 5
Enjoying a timeless afternoon treat
Nigel Slater whips up
some flavoursome
treats for a truly
glorious afternoon tea
in the garden
AFTERNOON tea is a timeless
treat that rarely fails to delight,
and never more so than in a
shady corner on a summer’s
afternoon.
Homemade scones, freshly
baked biscuits and a pot of
tea is a treat beyond measure,
especially if the rain stops for
long enough to set them up on a
table outside.
Feta scones with
watercress and cucumber
butter
Ingredients
Makes 9 scones
Ready in 45 minutes
225g plain flour
3 tsp baking powder
A fat pinch of salt
75g butter
1 Tbsp thyme leaves
100g feta cheese
150ml sheep’s yoghurt
Egg and milk for glazing
For the butter:
120g butter
120g cucumber
3 Tbsp watercress leaves, chopped
You will need a baking sheet lined
with baking parchment
Method
• Preheat the oven to 220°C. Sift
together the flour, baking powder
and salt. Cut the butter into small
pieces and rub into the flour with
your fingertips, or blend in a food
processor until the texture is that
of fresh soft breadcrumbs.
• Chop the thyme leaves, stir
them in, then add to the mixture.
Crumble the feta cheese into
small pieces, then stir in with the
yoghurt. Bring together into a
ball and place on a floured board,
then pat or roll into a thick disc
about 2.5cm in depth.
• Using a 6cm round cutter, cut
out 9 scones (8 from the original
disc of dough, one from the cuttings,
pressed together and patted
into shape.) Place them on the
lined baking sheet. Break the egg
into a small bowl and pour in a
splash of milk, beat briefly with a
fork. Brush the top with a little of
the egg wash, taking care not to
let it run down the sides. Bake for
15 minutes until risen and pale
gold, leave to cool a little, then
transfer to a cooling rack.
• For the cucumber butter:
remove the butter from the
fridge and leave to soften at room
temperature. Coarsely grate the
cucumber into a colander or
sieve, place it on a shallow dish or
in the sink and sprinkle it with
salt. Leave for 30 minutes.
• Beat the butter until soft
and creamy. Squeeze the water
from the cucumber in the palm
of your hand, then stir into the
butter with chopped watercress
(if you don’t have watercress,
add a grinding of black pepper).
• Serve the cucumber butter
with the scones.
Vanilla shortbread with
pistachio and cherries
Ingredients
Makes 16 pieces of shortbread
Ready in 1 hour, plus cooling
For the shortbread:
250g butter
125g caster sugar
1 tsp vanilla bean paste, or a few
drops of vanilla extract
250g plain flour
50g fine semolina
50g cornflour
2 good pinches sea salt
To finish (for six):
18 cherries
250ml cream
A little vanilla bean paste, or
vanilla extract
3 tbsp shelled pistachios
Method
• Set the oven at 180°C. Line a
shallow-sided baking tin measuring
20cm x 30cm with a piece of
baking parchment.
• Cut the butter into small
pieces, put it in the bowl of an
electric mixer with the sugar, then
beat until light and creamy. Mix
in the vanilla paste or extract. Stir
together the flour, fine semolina,
cornflour and a couple of
generous pinches of sea salt.
• Mix the dry ingredients into
the creamed butter and sugar,
then turn out the dough onto
the lined baking sheet and press
it into shape. Be gentle, taking
care not to compact the dough,
carefully patting it out to fit the
baking sheet. Prick all over with
a fork.
• Cut the dough into 16 pieces
(8 across the long side, 2 across
the short), then bake in the
preheated oven for 15-18 minutes
until pale gold. Remove from the
oven, sprinkle with sugar. (I also
go over the score marks with a
knife to make the biscuits easier
to separate.)
• Remove the stalks from the
cherries, halve them and discard
the stones. Pour the cream into
a chilled bowl, stir in half a
teaspoon of vanilla paste or a few
drops of extract and whip until
thick.
• Place a shortbread biscuit on
each of 6 plates and serve with
cream and cherries. Roughly chop
the pistachios and scatter over
the cream. Keep the remaining
shortbread in an airtight tin.
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