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Riccarton HAPPY FACES streets could bear brunt of bus changes BY ANDREW KING A proposed bus exchange in Riccarton Rd could cause traffic problems in nearby streets. People are concerned that drivers trying to avoid delays around the new bus exchange, planned between Matipo St and Deans Ave on Riccarton Rd, will head down their streets. Riccarton-Wigram Community Board deputy chair Helen Broughton has asked for modelling to be done by the city council’s traffic engineering team to see what impact more cars would have on the areas off Riccarton Rd. “The streets we want to be looked at are Rata, Kauri and Rimu Sts mainly because residents have raised concerns from there,” she said. “We felt that the city council, instead of waiting to see what happens, should be able to do modelling first.

“City council traffic engineering advised it would be quite an easy task to undertake.” Riccarton Bush-Kilmarnock Residents Association chairman Geoff Friend said they had no problems with the proposal of more public transport just that care was taken not to push traffic into other areas. “There is concern in this neck of the woods that traffic might be aggravated in our streets,” he said. “The city council’s case seems to be that there would be less cars because of the buses. I’ll believe that when it happens.” Ms Broughton said that with the addition of a bus exchange there could be as many as four buses queued up at one time forcing drivers to look to the side streets for a quicker option. •Turn to page 2

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Mihiana Biddle, 6, and Maia Dixon, 18 months, both of Burwood have fun on the mega slide at Chipmunks Playland and Cafe, Cranford St, on Wednesday. •More photos, pages 6 & 7. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

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Taking the kids to footy a good choice Canterbury rugby’s popular Take a Kid to Footy ticket deal is back for the 2015 ITM Cup season thanks to new sponsor, Fresh Choice. Fresh Choice will be the official naming rights sponsor for Take a Kid to Footy for at least the next three years. Take a Kid to Footy tickets are $14 (plus service fee) for one adult and one child. Each additional child is $5.50 each. There are dedicated Take a Kid to Footy seating areas at AMI Stadium and children get a free goody bag filled with snacks, a drink and a collectable for each Canterbury home game. Tickets will go on public sale for the ITM Cup on Monday for individual games. Canterbury’s first home game is against Counties Manukau on Sunday, August 23 (4.35pm). Canterbury Rugby chief executive Hamish Riach said the union is delighted to have a successful and locally-focused brand like Fresh Choice on board. “Take a Kid to Footy is such an important product for us because it provides an affordable way for families to get along to the Canterbury games, and FreshChoice is a

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great fit,” he said. “With three afternoon home games this season we expect Take a Kid to Footy tickets to be in high demand, so it will be great to see lots of families coming along to support their team and we are grateful to FreshChoice for helping to make that possible.” Fresh Choice has three Christchurch stores at Barrington, Merivale and Park-

lands. Parklands owner Julian Brown said they are proud to be supporting an initiative that is aimed at making rugby affordable and fun for its youngest fans. “This has been such a successful local initiative, making it easier for Canterbury families to get along to the game, and we are pleased to be able to help ensure that it continues.”

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Bus changes could affect Riccarton streets •From page 1 “It wasn’t intended it to impact them too much. But buses will certainly have an impact on those streets.” She said that due to a new bus system being adopted by the city council in 2013 there will be more infrastructure spread around the city and it could impact traffic. “We now have the hubs and spokes model. They [city council] believe there should be four different hubs around the city and Riccarton will be one of them. “The other model seems simpler, but the city council voted for a change.” She said there was also concern for those businesses further down Riccarton Rd towards Deans Ave that there will be less on-street parking for customers. “There will be traffic going past they just will not be able to stop.” ECan commissioner Rex Williams said that the public transport modelling experts have looked at Christchurch and come up with a different system then was previously in place. “Traditionally everything came into the middle then went out again. Modelling from experts said you can do it differently. “You have routes that go around the suburbs bringing people to those hubs,” he said. “Then feeder lines take more direct routes. The essential thing is to have a high frequency of buses 1015 minutes apart at peak times,” Mr Williams said.

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Monday July 20 2015 ▌IN ▌ BRIEF

Small fire at The Hub

Road name approved

The Riccarton-Wigram Community Board has approved the new name for a road in the Longhurst Subdivision in Halswell. It will be named Derek Anderson Place after a city councillor and Riccarton community board member.

Shoppers were evacuated as firefighters responded to a call at The Hub, Hornby on Thursday. The fire was inside the Pak’nSave and forced a complete evacuation of the mall. Shoppers were kept outside in the car park until the all clear was given about an hour later. Pak’nSave employees were allowed back inside the shop to clean up foam from the fightfighters. Shoppers said a bin was on fire in the entrance to the supermarket. PHOTO: FRASER WALKER-PEARCE

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New bus service proposed BY ANDREW KING

Environment Canterbury is proposing a new commuter service that would run from Hornby to Rangiora. It is requesting feedback on the route as well as several other changes to try to reduce the traffic congestion coming into the city and through to Hornby. The new line would follow the current Blue Line route through Rangiora which would then travel

south via Flaxton Rd and Skewbridge Rd to Silverstream where a park and ride facility would be set up. A park and ride system is where you can drive to a station to catch a bus into town with the cost of parking included in the bus fare. The service would travel past Christchurch Airport via Orchard Rd and finish at The Hub Hornby. This would be an express service

with no drop-offs before the Johns and Harewood Rd intersection in the mornings and no pick-ups after the same intersection in the afternoons. There would be four morning and four late afternoon trips each weekday. Buses would be equipped with cycle racks. The aim is to improve both the frequency and coverage of services to encourage greater use of public transport, which will help to re-

duce congestion on the Northern Motorway. Submission on the proposal can be made by email to metroreview@ ecan.govt.nz or by phoning 366 8855. There will also be two drop-in sessions on July 25 at the Kaiapoi Club from 10.30am through to 1pm and at the Flat White Cafe in Pegasus from 2pm until 4pm. The Rangiora Library will also hold a drop-in session on August 1 from 10.30am until 1pm.

The Riccarton-Wigram Community Board has approved nine new give way signs in the Wigram Skies subdivision. As the development of the subdivision is ongoing and covers a large area of land the reports to resolve the markings and controls have been broken down into various parts for the convenience of reporting to the board. This is the second addition of traffic controls which covers the area bounded by Springs Rd, Sioux Ave, Mustang Ave and Caudron Rd.

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The Brockworth walkway will be getting a fresh coat of paint. Recently strong winds tore a climbing plant off one of the walls. The plant had to be removed, leaving the wall bare. Deans Avenue Precinct Society committee member Red Maddock, who maintains the walkway, has arranged for a local artist, Damian Holt, to paint a mural on this section of wall. Mr Holt has painted some of the existing murals on behalf of DAPS. Some of these were part of the post-earthquake flowering of street art in Christchurch.

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Sports nut has eyes on sevens at Tokyo Burnside High student Becky Davidson is a top rippa rugby and touch player. She now has her eyes on playing sevens for New Zealand at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. She talks to Fraser Walker-Pearce Thanks for chatting with me Becky. Now obviously you’re involved with heaps of sports, what is your favourite? How far do you want to go with it? Sevens, because I love the space and being able to run, and the environment and general fitness aspects. My goal is to make the New Zealand team and go to the Olympics, not Rio but the next one. If I keep training then for sure I think I can make it. You’re an ambassador for the Forward Foundation, what does that mean for people who don’t know what that is? How long have you been involved with it? How does it help you? I try to help promote minority sports, and I help set up organisations that girls can be involved in. I help with projects to get people involved in sports, for rugby I get involved with training sessions; people come to the trainings for fun, but hopefully it can become more competitive. You’re also involved with the New Zealand tag rugby team. Could you explain what that sport is and what tournaments

AMBITIOUS: Becky Davidson’s goal is to represent New Zealand at sevens in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

you have lined up for that? It’s pretty much an alternative to league, it’s rippa rugby basically. It’s league rules except you rip the tag off the player. I’m going to Australia for the World Cup in December. I reckon New Zealand have a very good chance of winning it. I think the New Zealand Maori team usually wins, it seems to be their main sport in the North Island. Are you still at school? What’s your favourite subject? Do you have a part-time job? Yes, I’m in year 13 at Burnside High School. My favourite subject is sports leadership. It’s where I learn to coach and go on courses, theory work and coach a team; I coach the Rolleston Primary School netball team, and they’re doing really well. I work for Sport Canterbury, doing Kiwi Sport holiday programmes in Rolleston

and Pioneer, I just started last holidays. I coach the juniors; at the moment – they love playing octopus and we just started basketball with them. How big is sport in your life? Do you have spare time at all? Could you run me through a typical week of practices and games? It’s huge; it takes up a lot of my time. If I’m not doing anything I’ll do Cross-Fit, I’ve been doing it all this year in Rolleston. Sometimes I have spare time! I do normal stuff; go on Facebook, watch TV, and I love Shortland St. Monday morning would start with Cross-Fit, at night I have a Canterbury women’s training course for rugby. Tuesday I coach the primary netball team, and have Suburbs rugby training; where I play centre or second five-eighth. Wednesday I do Cross-Fit in the morning, then a game of school girl rugby; then basketball training and netball training. Wednesday is definitely the hardest day, and I’m usually injured after most Wednesdays. Thursday I try to rest but I have rugby training for Suburbs. Friday I have a basketball game and Cross-Fit. On Saturday I coach netball, play netball and then rugby. Sunday I have a basketball game. But I think I might stop playing some of my other sports so I can start to focus on rugby.

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Olympics New patrol car BY ANDREW KING

LINE BREAK: Davidson on the charge for the Canterbury womens sevens team. Have you ever been injured? What’s your worst? Did you have to take time off sport? At the moment I’ve chipped my pinky finger, but I just tape it up and keep going. My knees are pretty sore from being overworked. I actually took it down a notch for about a week, but then I just taped up my injuries and kept going. If you can’t be a professional sportsperson, what would you want to be? I guess I’d want to be a nutritionist, or a sports coach, and I was also looking into the police force. But whatever it is, it’d probably have to be something physical. I’m very interested in nutrition, and I’ve been to a few people that have helped me with diets and other stuff.

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A fresh set of wheels will help keep the streets safe and secure. The Riccarton Community Patrol has just received an upgrade to their patrol vehicle. With the group growing it was essential that it gets a car that can accommodate its needs for training and patrolling. Riccarton Community Patrol coordinator Geoff Parfitt was excited to show off the newest tool in their never-ending search for safer streets. “With the old vehicle it was a little bit awkward to train people,” he said. “We now have 34 people involved with the patrols. This will help us keep out and about.” The old vehicle was also a Toyota RAV4 but was only a two-door which was hard for the group to train new members in. The patrol has been in operation for 15 years now and has built a fantastic relationship with the community and the university. “Canterbury University students have come along way from when we started.” Mr Parfitt said they have worked hand in hand with the university to make sure that they weren’t getting a raw deal when it came to problems in the community. “At the end of the day all we want is a better, safer community. And the NEW WHEELS: The new vehicle that will allow the university students are part of that. Riccarton Community Patrol to be the eyes and They are great post-quake I think ears of the neighbourhood. because of things like the Student Volunteer Army.”

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Industry Training Organisation’s awards aims to recognise exceptional performance by tradespeople in the flooring industry. Held at the Addington Events Centre, it is the flooring industry’s largest annual get together. As part of his BCITO programme, Paul remained in full time employment and his learning was assessed by the Allied Trades Institute in Christchurch. The award was based on his performance undertaking a range of tasks throughout his training. Allied Trades Institute principal tutor Jeff Henry was impressed with Mr Williams work. “Mr Williams was highly organised throughout the programme with all assessments completed to a very thorough standard either on or before time,” he said.

AWARD-WINNING: Paul Williams won a major flooring industry award. “Mr Williams’ experience and his professionalism stood out as he led from the front with the team from The Flooring Centre,” Mr Henry says. BCITO chief executive Ruma Karaitiana said the flooring apprentice of the year is a great way of encouraging best practice among tradespeople. “We are right behind initiatives that provide a benchmark for tradespeople and challenge those committed to training to stand out from their peers and really put their skills to the test. “There’s currently a massive demand for professional tradespeople in New Zealand, so we want to encourage more people to seek a career in building and construction and undertake industry training as part of this growing industry.”

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Merivale planter boxes target for vandals BY ANDREW KING

Late night vandals are destroying Merivale’s bid to be greener. Shrubs in planter boxes along Papanui Rd, that are maintained by the Merivale Business Association and the city council, have been repeatedly destroyed. The Fendalton-Waimairi Community Board has had concerns raised with them about the damage beside the Merivale Mall. Traiteur of Merivale owner and head of the business association, Maarten Loeffen, said it was a regular thing that had to stop. “Friday and Saturday night is when the damage occurs. It is not only sad that they vandalise the plants but they also throw it against the buildings spreading dirt and rubbish all over the place,” he said. Mr Loeffen said it had been happening for years now and the city council will have to look at new ways to stop the damage. “I have approached the council with the idea to put a camera in my shop facing out towards the plants. I will look after it. “I have seen people doing this in the early hours of the morning but have not wanted to go out there by myself when there is more than one.” Mr Loeffen confronted a lone plant destroyer one morning only to receive a lot of abuse for doing so. “I asked one young man if he

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Talking with spirit gets book award nomination Addington clergyman Michael Cocks is a finalist in this year’s Mind Body Spirit Literary Awards. Rev. Cocks’ (right) book, Into The Wider Realm, is about his conversations with the spirit of Stephen the Martyr over a period of eight years. He is one of three Canterbury finalists, joining Castle Hill documentary maker and monk, Greg Hopkinson for his work Boundless: A Wayward Entrepreneur’s Search for Peace, and retired Sumner-Redcliffs Anglican minister, Ron Hay for his book, Finding The Forgotten God. Greymouth’s Thomas M Fairs is also a finalist for his book, In Human Terms, about the imbalance man has in its relationship with the material world and organic life. They are four of 11 finalists,

competing against a range of writers including a university professor, a methamphetamine survivor and a mental health commissioner for a $20,000 prize pool, thanks to a bequest from the late businessman, Ashton Wylie. Mind Body Spirit Literary Awards director Tim Eddington said the finalists’ works are remarkable stories written by people from all walks of life and from all over New Zealand. “The finalists make for fascinating and inspiring reading and cover a wide range of topics: A woman tells her story of overcoming methamphetamine addiction, the Pacifica concept of ‘aroha atu aroha mai’ being fundamental to well-being and health is examined, the evolution of mysticism is revealed and there’s a book from

a university professor describing ways in which we can re-wire our brains to be less self-centred.” Mr Eddington said this year’s entries were of a very high standard. “These finalists demonstrate the best writing since the awards’ inception 12 years ago.” The awards are unique in the

country for their encouragement of writing in the mind, body, spirit genre. There are two judging categories: Best book and best unpublished manuscript. Rev. Cocks, Rev. Hay, Greg Hopkinson and Thomas M Fairs are finalists in the book category. The complete list of 2015 Mind Body Spirit Literary Awards finalists are: • Book Category Janet Balcombe: Take A Walk On the Wild Side Michael Cocks: Into The Wider Dream Thomas M Fairs: In Human Terms Ron Hay: Finding The Forgotten God Greg Hopkinson: Boundless: A Wayward Entrepreneur’s Search

for Peace Julie Leibrich: Sanctuary: The Discovery of Wonder • Unpublished Manuscript Category Keith Hill: Clapping with two Hands Hugh Major: From Monkey to Moth: An Imaginal Evolution Dr Karlo Mila: Mana Moana Sue Reidy: Small Steps to Happiness: A Guide to Enriching Your Life One Step at a Time Rohana Ulluwishewa: Spirituality Demystified: Understanding Spirituality in Rational Terms There are two prizes of $10,000 for the winner of each category. The winners will be announced at a ceremony at The Ashton Wylie Charitable Trust’s own venue, Hopetoun Alpha in Auckland on August 14.

Winter gardening Susan Sanders, section curator of the central rose garden in the Christchurch Botanic Gardens, is hosting a demonstration on the intricacies of the rose pruning process. On two days this month she will host rose pruning demonstrations. This annual event will focus on standard, climbing, carpet, hybrid tea and floribunda roses. Demonstration dates are July 25 from 1-3.30pm (rain date August 1) and July 29 (rain date August 5), also from 1-3.30pm. The cost per demonstration is $25 and places are limited, to book, email gardensevents@ccc.govt. nz or phone 941 7590. Payment is to be made prior to each demonstration at the Botanic Gardens Visitor Centre front counter.

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Family affair on court Two mothers were able to teach their daughters a lesson on the basketball court. Halswell players, Marinda Van Vuuren and Fionna Chapman came up against their daughters Natasha Van Vuuren, and Annalia Chapman who were playing for Minties in a premier grade game at Cowles Stadium. Halswell won 54-47. Halswell player, Marinda van Vuuren said: “We beat them (Minties). But it was a very close game. I don’t think I ended up marking Natasha because she didn’t want to mark me. We only get competitive when it comes to sports, never at home. We’ve got a very friendly rivalry.” Fionna Chapman was also playing for Halswell alongside her other daughter Aleni, as well as playing against her daughter Annalia. The Halswell Women’s Premier team last tasted success winning the first round Patron’s trophy in 2013, while it last won the Championship in the 1993 to 1995 seasons. The Halswell basketball club is one of the oldest single sex clubs in the Canterbury competition. The club was formed back in 1969, and the founding members were Helen Lightfoot, Dianne Burrowes, Alice Whittaker, Francie Stuart and the Halswell policeman’s wife, Norma de Zwart. Today’s club members are

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New Brighton will again be home to the finish line of the Coast to Coast in 2016 and beyond. This year was the first time the famous race finished in New Brighton after previously ending in Sumner. The finish line will be set up outside the New Brighton Library by the pier on the weekend of February 12, 2016. Organisers have also locked in New Brighton past 2016 but could not confirm for how many years. New Brighton Business and Landowners Association manager Paul Zaanen said it was “wicked.” Mr Zaanen was a big part of this year’s event, he was the transition manager at the finish line. He said it was a big part of the summer events calendar for the suburb and to have it confirmed the Coast to Coast was returning was a massive boost. “The events calendar we’re working on at the moment is fantastic. New Brighton is the place to be and is the new events centre outside of the

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Extreme cold causes problems BY MARK THOMAS - FIRE RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICER The extreme frosts of the last week have resulted in a number of calls to properties where hot water cylinders have leaked and caused flooding in the building or where sprinkler systems have frozen solid and leaked. I can certainly understand, turning the hot water tap on in the kitchen at home first thing in the morning has resulted in slushy ice in the sink. We were fortunate enough though not to have our pipes freeze solid enough to split. There were also a number of car crashes caused by black ice. If it looks wet at all on those -5 deg C mornings then the road is almost certainly frozen solid. We all need to drive accordingly. It’s probably therefore a good time to mention the metre/heater rule again. This is a mantra the Fire Service has invented to give a rule of thumb about anything combustible near to something that could set it on fire. The drying of clothing in front of a fireplace or heater is fine except for the human tendency to want things to happen quickly causes us to place the damp clothes too close. We like to see the steam rise. Then the phone goes, or tea needs to be cooked or the kids do what kids do and attract our attention. Placed closer than a metre that steam will rise until no moisture is left. The clothing will keep on heating. It might scorch. It might ignite. The metre/heater rule simply saves this from happening.

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$250,000 raised for Canty rescue chopper This year’s Westpac Chopper Appeal has raised more than $250,000 for Canterbury’s rescue helicopter. This is part of $1.5m raised across the country. All donations from the Westpac Chopper Appeal are distributed back to the 16 rescue helicopter services across the country, meaning money raised locally, stays local. Westpac’s director of corporate affairs, Sue Foley, said the total raised is an outstanding effort. “New Zealanders have once again shown their support rallying behind their local rescue

helicopters,” said Ms Foley. “We’d like to thank all of those who generously dug deep and donated, along with everyone who was involved in the fundraising events in their communities. “The helicopters provide such a vital service that saves lives on a daily basis. It’s important for us to continue to play our part and raise awareness as well as much-needed funds to keep them in the air.” Westpac employees were also crucial to the success of this year’s result with fundraising initiatives organised around the country as well as hitting the streets to collect $128,000 on the nationwide Chopper Street

Appeal day. Canterbury West Coast Air Rescue Trust chairman, Murray Weakley, said: “We are continually overwhelmed by the generosity of locals and could not be prouder to be part of this community. We would like to thank every person and group who gave as well as the support from Westpac through the chopper appeal every year. Every donation makes a big difference to help us keep doing what we do and we are very grateful.” Donations are welcome throughout the year and can be made at www.chopperappeal. co.nz or any Westpac branch.

The Fendalton Bowling Club has applied for funding to repair sewer pipes. There was a blockage incident in late 2014 which was repaired immediately but professional advice was that it would happen again if the pipe was not replaced. The club has requested $6898 to fix the pipes before they host a number of international events over the next two seasons. The Fendalton-Waimairi Community Board will make a decision on whether to fund the club today.

Youth Development Fund

The Fendalton-Waimairi Community Board will set up a $5000 Youth Development Fund. The money will be for people aged 12-20. Applications will be to assist people in personal development and growth and representation at events. Successful applicants will be required to attend a youth celebration event hosted by the community board to report back on their experiences.

Key local project

The Elmwood Club has been nominated as a key local project by the Fendalton-Waimairi Community Board. The community board has recommended that $17,500 from the Metro Strengthening Communities Fund be allocated to the club. The Elmwood Club is a combination of sporting bodies: Old Boys Collegians Cricket Club, HSOB-Burnside Hockey Club, Elmwood Bowling Club, Elmwood Croquet Club, HSOB Football Club, Lincoln University Rugby Club and St Nicholas Netball Club. The club wants to take away the duplication of roles throughout allowing the pooling of resources to benefit those in the clubs.

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New diabetes exercise group starts in Christchurch

ype 2 diabetes is becoming a major health issue for New Zealand, with obesity recognised as one of its most preventable causes. According to a Diabetes NZ spokeswoman, “While there is no silver bullet, we do know we can prevent obesity through lifestyle and exercise.” For their part, the team at Physical Sense Gym & Physio also recognise that a healthy diet and regular exercise are the two key factors underpinning successful weight loss and have developed a programme specially designed for diabetes clients. It is proving popular with people across a wide age range (20 to 70), including many who are overweight or severely obese. The programme comprises a circuit that allows the clients to do the exercises at their own pace, without any pressure to keep up, combined with advice from the community diabetes team who support them through the necessary changes to their food habits. “The advantage for these clients is that we are a normal public gym, so our diabetes clients are mixing with people who don’t have health conditions,” team member Ietje van Stolk says. “And by coming to the gym, our diabetes clients are getting out of the house and are meeting other people including people with the same issues and weight problems as they have, and being physically active is very motivating. They encourage each other and there is plenty of fun and humour between themselves and with the instructors, who are there to lean on and help everyone reach their goals.” Medical research shows participation in regular exercise gets the heart rate up, helps strengthen muscles, improves blood glucose control and can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes, Ietje points out. It also positively affects lipids and blood pressure, reduces the risk of cardiovascular events and improves quality of life. Physical Sense Gym & Physio has had many positive comments

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Tiny Tots Nursery and Preschool Family business looking after our community

iny Tots Nursery and Preschool is a privately-owned and familyoperated centre. We provide a safe and secure environment in which children can learn, create and grow to the best of their abilities. Teachers observe the children through their play, and then incorporate those interests into an individual programme. This helps the children to extend on their learning and enhances their development for the future.

Tiny Tots has an open plan environment both indoors and out, and seeks to provide high quality equipment, resources and facilities to support your child’s learning and development. We like to encourage parents to spend time with their children in the centre to help them settle in, and to share experiences together and to find out how the centre operates during the day. Enquiries welcome through a visit at 148 England St, Linwood, or phone 389 6851.

Start kids young at Lindisfarne

indisfarne was established in 1987 and is a small privately run nursery school. The separate nursery building caters for up to 14 babies, and the preschool is licensed for up to 36 children. We pride ourselves on providing as much a home-like environment as possible for all of the children who attend Lindisfarne. Our team consists of all trained and registered teachers, a teacher’s aide, a teaching assistant, and a cook and cleaner. We pride ourselves on being a multicultural centre, both through the nationalities of the children who attend and the nationalities of our teaching staff. The large private play area allows the children to engage in lots of physical activities as well as imaginative play. Our on-site primary school teacher ensures all children are well prepared to start primary school.

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hen Robert Perks MBE founded the Christchurch School of Music in 1955, he was very much focused on providing quality music education to primary-aged students, but we know he’d be pleased to see that CSM now caters for students aged from two to 92. Adults of all ages and abilities are now an integral part of the CSM community and our varied programmes offer something for everyone. Many of our adult students enjoy weekly instrumental, theory or vocal lessons, but we also offer fortnightly options or blocks

of lessons to cater for students whose lives are too busy to cope with a weekly lesson. At CSM, we encourage our students to play in an orchestra or ensemble as soon as they feel ready. Playing with others is great fun and helps students to feel a part of our fabulous musical community. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or an experienced player, CSM can offer you the chance to play in an orchestra, band or one of our many ensembles. Visit www.csm.org.nz, or phone the office on 366 1711 to find out what CSM can offer you.

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Adult and Community Education at Risingholme Community Centre Risingholme offers a wide range of short courses every term, to upskill, sharpen the mind, socialise and meet new people.

ew offerings in the programme for Term 3 are Egyptian Cooking, which aims to deliver a good insight into the culinary history of Egypt as well as the culture and social habits. Empowerment is a workshop which will guide and inspire you to reconnect with your authentic self. It will support you on your journey to celebrate your accomplishments and much more. On offer as well is a weekend workshop on Hand Quilting where you will learn to make a sample piece. The workshop will cover methods such as putting the quilting design onto different coloured fabrics, and colour, designs and patterns of fabric are taught. Risingholme offers a wide range of languages. This term, Samoan Language is on offer. This introductory course is for those who have no prior knowledge of the Samoan language. It is a beginner’s course for those learning to speak a new language. A key aim of the course is to

introduce students to the Samoan language within the classroom but to also give them tools and strategies to apply their learning in settings outside the classroom. The course will benefit anyone who wishes to learn the Samoan Language for personal, professional or other reasons. The Centre is also offering a full range of Te Reo classes. With Maori Language week/ Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2015 celebrated

Adult and Community Education Term 3, 2015 Come learn with us

Risingholme Community Centre offers a wide range of short courses each term at a range of venues. Risingholme Community Centre Art (Mixed Media, Watercolour, Painting with Acrylics, Drawing & Pastel Painting, Basic Painting), Basic Sewing Skills, Basic Pattern Drafting, Cake Decorating, Easy Felting Workshop; Embroidery, Empowerment; ESOL, Fabric & Craft Skills, German Language, Guitar, Italian Language, Knitting, Mindfulness, NZ Sign Language, Patchwork & Quilting, Pilates Beginners, Pottery, Roman Blinds, Shiatsu; Using your Overlocker, Weaving, Weekend Sewing classes, Yoga, Wood Sculpture, Woodwork.

Christchurch Girls’ High School Argentinian Cooking, Drawing & Pastel Painting, Dressmaking, Embroidery, Salads – Raw & Vegan, Skincare & Make up, Successful Baking, Te Reo Maori, Watercolour Painting, Screen Printing.

from 27 July to 2 August 2015, why not see what is on offer? The Centre is offering a full range of Sign Language classes as well as Te Reo classes for those who want to learn the other two official languages of New Zealand. News from the Pottery classes are that they are busy working towards their next exhibition. This year’s theme will be “the Mad Hatter” and they are creating wonderful shapes. Later in the year, Risingholme will also host an Artist in Residence in the pottery classes. Risingholme is looking to extend its tutor

pool for 2016. If you are interested, please visit the tutor page on the Risingholme website and contact us. For more information on classes at Risingholme, Riccarton High School, Christchurch Girls’ High School, Shirley Boys’ High School and Hornby High School, contact the Risingholme Community Centre at 332 7359 or email info@risingholme.org.nz. The full programme for Term 3 is available at www.risingholme.org.nz. Brochures are available at the Risingholme office and public libraries.

Riccarton High School Backyard Poultry Keeping, Basic Photography, Basic Sewing, Calligraphy, Computing (Excel & Word), Designer T-shirt prints, Egyptian Cooking, Embroidery, ESOL IELTS, ESOL, ESOL Business English, First Aid, Indian Cooking, Introduction to teaching ESOL, Italian Cooking, Italian Language, Learn to Touch Type, Mediterranean Cooking, NZ Sign Language, Picture Framing, Russian Language, Spanish Language, Te Reo Maori, Website Design, Yoga.

Shirley Boys’ High School Art (Painting with Acrylics), Computing Basics, Computing (Excel & Word), Designing Your Garden; German Language, Gluten Free Vegetarian Cooking Workshop, Internet: a guide for Beginners; Intuitive Meditation, MYOB Computer Accounting; NZ Sign Language, Photoshop, Pilates, Reiki; Samoan Language; Spanish Language, Take Control of your Life, Te Reo Maori, Thai Cooking, Upholstery, Vegetarian Cooking the Natural Way, Website Design,Woodwork; Yoga (range of classes).

Full details available on www.risingholme.org.nz Brochures available at local libraries and Risingholme office at 99 Hawford Road Phone 332 7359 | Email info@risingholme.org.nz

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Music & Chocolate

Currently back home in Lyttelton and working on some new tunes, well travelled violinist and composer, Fiona Pears is putting together an intimate show for later this month. “I thought I should put my fiddle fingers to good use and do a little winter show,” said Fiona. “Where better to do it than the lovely "SHE" in Governors Bay!” Fi will be will be doing a small concert there on Friday July 31st at 7pm and will be performing with her band made up of Ian Tilley on piano, Mike Ferrar on guitar and Peter Fleming on double bass. “It will be a mix of old and new tunes and people can get food and drinks - hot chocolate being a specialty there!” Tickets $35 on sale now at SHE 329 9825 or online at www.shechocolat.com

•Astro Lounge, Worcester St: Thursday 6.30pm Open Mic. Friday 6pm - Kate Anastasiou. Saturday 6pm - Ollie. Sunday 3pm - Jen Turner. •Baretta, St Asaph St: Wednesday 6pm - Kate Anastasiou. Thursday 7pm - Antony Pickard. Friday 4pm - Toque; 7.30pm - Caleb Isaacs; 10.30pm - DJ Albi. Saturday 7pm - Nick Lee; 10.30pm - DJ’s Vlad & DJ Koni. Sunday 5pm - Elly Rydge. •Becks Southern Alehouse, 155 Colombo St, Beckenham: Friday 8.30pm - Blonde on Blonde. Saturday 9pm - Level 6. •Bill's Bar, 1 Halswell Rd, Hoon Hay: Thursday 6pm - Mickey Rat Karaoke. Sunday 6pm - Mickey Rat Karaoke. •Boo Radley, Level 1, 98 Victoria St: Tonight Kate Anastasiou. Tuesday - Nick Jackman. Wednesday - Open Mic. Thursday - TnT. Friday My Ruby Shoes Blue. Saturday - Polo Sweater. •Carlton, cnr Bealey Ave/Papanui Rd: Tonight 6pm - SansTribe. Tuesday 6pm - Bobby & Elly. Wednesday 8pm - Assembly Required. Thursday 9pm - Headrush. Friday 10pm - Ctrl Alt Rock. Saturday 10.30pm - Smashbox. Sunday 4pm - Nick Lee. •Christchurch Casino, Victoria St: Friday 6pm Natalie Elms; 9.15pm - Norm Bland. Saturday 6pm Rockabella; 9.15pm - Southfield. Sunday 5.30pm Paul Black. •Dux Live, Lincoln Rd: Thursday - The Wall. •Farrington’s Tavern, 119 Farrington Ave: Wednesday 7.30pm - Henare. •GBC, Garden Hotel, 110 Marshland Rd: Friday 6pm- Vintage Blue. •Hornby Working Men’s Club, Carmens Rd, Hornby: Friday 7pm - Jo’s Karaoke. Saturday 4.30pm - Reminisce followed by A&P Duo. Sunday 1.30pm - Annette’s Heart of the Country, c/c. •Jane’s Bar, 271 Stanmore Rd: Tonight 7pm Open Mic. Sunday 7pm - Live Blues Rock. •Mackenzies Hotel, Pages Rd: Friday - Live music. Saturday - Live music. •Mak Tavern, 1276 Main North Rd, Kainga: Friday - Live music. Saturday - Live music. Sunday - Live music. •Mashina Lounge, Peterborough St: Saturday 8pm - Kristina Rush (from Auckland) & DJ Paul McKessar. •Morrell & Co, Lincoln Rd: Thursday 9.30pm Salsa NIght. Friday 7pm - D’Sendantz duo. Saturday 8pm - Fleck. Tuesday 7.30pm - Open Mic with H K’aa & Burke Goffe. •Oak N Ferry, Ferry Rd, Woolston: Saturday Mammoth. •Pierside Café & Bar, 3 Brighton Mall, New Brighton: Saturday 9pm - Live music. •Racecourse Hotel, Racecourse Rd, Sockburn: Friday 7.30pm - Live music. Sunday 5.30pm - Jo’s

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Racecourse Hotel Motorlodge

118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn Christchurch Ph 03 342 7150

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz (opposite Riccarton Raceway)

Karaoke. •Richmond WMC, 75 London St: Friday 7pm - Anthony. Saturday 7pm - DJ Chick Karaoke. •Sullivans Irish Pub, 291 Lincoln Rd, Addington: Wednesday 7.30pm - Willie McArthur. Thursday 7.30pm - B Dog. Friday 9.30pm - Dateless n Desperate RockBand. Saturday 9.30pm - The Shameless Few. •Sugarhorse Bar & Eatery, 100 Moorhouse Ave: Friday 5pm - James Scott. •Temps Bar, Hornby: Tuesday - Simon’s Jam Session, gear provided, all welcome. Thursday 8pm - T.P. Karaoke with Jade-Nicole Rae. Friday - No Secrets. Saturday - Dateless n Desperate RockBand. •The Bog, Victoria St: Tonight 6pm - GAA. Tuesday 7.30pm - Jamming with the Jamesons. Wednesday 8pm - Open Mic with Lindon Puffin. Thursday 9pm - SansTribe. Friday 5.30pm - Chris Ward; 10.30pm - The Black Velvet Band. Saturday 10.30pm - The Black Velvet Band. Sunday 5pm - Black Velvet Acoustic. •The Bower, cnr New Brighton Rd/Bower Ave: Friday 6.30pm - Live music. Sunday 3.30pm - The Bubblemen. •The Brougham, cnr Brougham St & Waltham Rd: Friday & Saturday 8pm Karaoke. •The Claddagh, Ferry Rd, Ferrymead: Sunday 3pm - Live music. •The Craic Irish Bar, 84b Riccarton Rd: Tonight 10pm - Karaoke with DJ Chick. Thursday 9pm - Karafolkie with Willie. Friday 10pm - Live music. Saturday 10pm - Live music. •The Ferry Ale House, 2a Waterman Pl, Ferrymead: Friday 8.30pm - Boiling Billy. Saturday 8.30pm - Boiling Billy. •The Fitz, cnr Fitzgerald Ave & Cashel St : Thursday 7.30pm - Fitz Factor $1000 Karaoke Competition, Heat 3. Friday 9pm - DJ Sharkey. Saturday 7.30pm - Franchise. •The Irishman, St Asaph St: Tonight - Open mic. Thursday - Karaoke. Friday - DJ Dwight. Saturday - Live music. •The Wave Bar, Cnr 2 New Brighton Mall & Marine Parade (opp Pier): Thursday 8.30pm Karaoke. Saturday 8.30pm - Too Chic. •Winnie Bagoes, Allen St: Friday 10pm Tribute, A Tribe called Quest Us Wu Tang Clan. Saturday 9pm - Soulbrother. •Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St: Friday 7pm Bobby Brown. Saturday 7.30pm - Nyree. •Wunderbar, Lyttelton: Tuesday 7.30pm Open Mic.

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5pm - 7pm, daily

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All you can eat, 7 days

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