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“It was our massive barbecue. We had a kilo of everything like steak, bacon, paua.

We called it a ‘man fest’.”

“It was walking the Kepler track.”

“The New Year’s Eve fireworks in Hagley Park.”

“Spending time with my partner in Auckland and missing out on the quakes.”

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Christchurch Airport signs up top sports stars TWO leading Canterbury sportsmen have signed on to represent Christchurch International Airport overseas.

Cricketing great Sir Richard Hadlee and rugby hero Brad Thorn are the first of a team of Christchurch International Airport ambassadors and will represent the airport in India and Japan respectively.

Sir Richard will begin his duties next month, travelling to India with airport managers to meet airline and travel industry executives and other officials.

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executive Jim Boult said that Sir Richard’s ambassadorial role would help raise the profile in India of not only the airport, but also Christchurch and the South Island.

“Sir Richard is a cricketing legend recognised the world over and particularly in India, where cricket has a very strong following,” Mr Boult said.

“He played in 86 test matches for New Zealand over 18 years and is the greatest all-rounder in the history of the game. He is well-known and highly respected in India.”

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Time for fun building sandcastles Brightening up Brighton: All ready for the inaugural Christchurch sandcastle building competition, from left Roger Turner, Gail Jewell, Leonard Gonzales, his wife Irene and son Leonard Jnr. Photo: Chris Tobin

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AMERICAN sand sculpting champion Leonard Gonzales of San Diego says the Christchurch sandcastle building competition to be held for the first time at New Brighton beach this weekend will prove a great attraction for the city in the coming years.

Mr Gonzales, his wife Irene, son Leonard Jnr, 6, and daughter Mina, 4, are part of a contingent that hails from San Diego and Los Angeles here to take part in the event .

“New Zealand has always been a place I wanted to explore and enjoy,” he said. “Sand sculpting is what we are here for and we want New Zealanders to understand what we have to offer. I think it’s a wonderful thing for this city.”

Mr Gonzales, 36, a business analyst, is

captain of the Imperial Beach Posse team made up of family and friends who have won the United States Sand Sculpting Open for three of the last five years.

Roger Turner, chairman of the Pegasus Bay Charitable Trust, which is organising the event, said they had battled the odds to make it happen. The competition was cancelled last March due to the February 22 earthquake.

“It has been tough trying to generate enthusiasm,” he said. “A lot of the public are still shell-shocked especially this side of the city. Hopefully, we’ll bring some light and hope.”

The trust has raised all the money to run the event, which Mr Turner said had been difficult, particularly with businesses

struggling through what had been a difficult year.

“The city council pulled back funding, which was understandable. We’re working on a shoestring and determined to make it work.”

One of the organisers, former Christchurch City councillor Gail Jewell, said the competition would be a chance for people to have some fun.

“It’s for the whole of Christchurch; a chance for people to forget their woes and see some magnificent artwork.”

Tomorrow, Mr Gonzales’ team will contest the adult competition; corporate teams will also take part and on Sunday, events will be held for children and family groups.

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The Stronger Christchurch World Buskers Festival is underway with events based in North Hagley Park and around the city.

The festival, in its 19th year, features 60 acts from 12 countries performing until January 29.

Founder and artistic director Jodi Wright said it was important to keep it going because Christchurch couldn’t afford to lose one more thing.

“And certainly not something that’s fun and funny and provides so many people with a break from whatever’s been going on in their lives post-earthquake.”

Ms Wright said she hand-picked the performers and said nobody she invited was hesitant about coming to Christchurch, though she was clear they could expect aftershocks.

“I chose not to invite those performers who were travelling with small children; it would just add an additional concern.”

Husband and wife busking team Anne Goldmann and Jonathan Taylor of The Daredevil Chicken Club brought the idea for a new cabaret tent, Le Tigre Bleu, which they had toured around the United States.

This will be their sixth buskers festival in Christchurch and they said they were keen to come back because the audience was so much fun to perform for.

“It’s a bit of a coming home and of course

this year it’s a bit shocking to come back and all our favourite restaurants are gone, but it must be so much more shocking for the locals,” Mr Taylor said.

He liked to perform for audiences who needed a good laugh and wasn’t worried by the earthquakes as they had both experienced them growing up in California.

Dan Huling 34, known as Devil Dan, is back in Christchurch for the first time since performing in the festival seven years ago and experienced his first earthquake last week.

He was hoping to give the audiences “deep belly laughs and a chance to kind of let go of all the stress for a little while.

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Go to Brighton beach this weekend Oh no. Not again!

IF ever an event deserved strong support from the public then this weekend’s first Christchurch sandcastle building competition at New Brighton beach is one.

East-side Christchurch has been pummelled, not to a pulp, but to the point of having endured enough with quakes, liquefaction, and all the rest of it.

So any piece of initiative and light in that side of the city needs to be grabbed and encouraged.

The Pegasus Bay Charitable Trust has done a tremendous job getting this competition up and running.

Trust chairman Roger Turner said raising money had been tough. Businesses were finding it hard to come on board as sponsors because of the harder economic times. But quakes, shattered streets, and a shoestring budget, as Mr Turner termed it, are not holding them back.

“My goal is to run a successful event for families to come together and have a fun day on the beach,” he said. “As a child growing up in Brighton, I loved coming to the beach.”

They have brought in some sandcastle building experts from California to compete as well. It promises to be a great event for New Brighton and the city. Just hope the weather is OK. On Wednesday, I went over to Governors Bay to have a chat with Sir Miles Warren, who is considered the country’s foremost modern architect.

Sir Miles’ Ohinetahi homestead, which has stunning views of Lyttelton harbour, was hammered hard in the September 4 earthquake and the top floor of the

building has since been demolished.

The homestead has now been completely strengthened and damaged areas rebuilt; the acclaimed gardens looked as superb as ever.

I was interested to hear what Sir Miles would have to say about the rebuild of Christchurch, in particular regarding the plans for the central city.

I wasn’t disappointed.

He expressed some concern with the ways things are going but this will be included in an article next week.

“I’d like to see a positive constructive plan which is to happen – not aspirational plans, but what should take place now,” he said.

Application numbers a sign of confidence

‘Goliath’ to demolish NEARLY 2000 more students have applied to enrol at the University of Canterbury in BNZ building 2012 than had done so at the same time last year, vice-chancellor Dr Rod Carr says.

The total number of applications is almost 14,000.

“While applications from international students are about 90 per cent of the same time last year and first-year domestic students are 95 per cent of the same time last year, total applications to enrol are 15 per cent up on the same time last year,” Dr Carr said.

It was a sign of confidence in the university and Christchurch that not only was the university open for business, but the messages of resilience, quality and opportunity had been heard by thousands of students, he said.

Following aftershocks in December all UC facilities have been fully assessed by structural engineers and all facilities required for 2012 will be ready in time.

More than 10,000sqm of student support, teaching, tutorial and library space has been remediated and access restrictions lifted for the first semester of 2012, which starts on February 20.

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by McGee, which is one of the companies working on the BNZ demolition with Hawkins, and March Construction. Goliath has a reach of 35 metres and weighs 130 tonnes. It will arrive on site in the coming weeks.

guard’ and the total lack I have said it before: be of respect for the very careful what you ask democratic process by for. With the continuing which they themselves outrage over the lovely were elected.

Christmas surprise that Democracy should not Tony Marrayatt received be used as some political (paid for by you), it is football. It was hard fought timely to remind you of for by our forefathers and the responsibility and it is an insult to those who accountability for this came before us to dismiss decision lies solely with Jo Kane a legitimate democratic the mayor and councillors body because you don’t like what or who supported it.

The venom this has provoked is how they are doing things. Politicians understandable, but ‘we will get them are good sport and a kicking never hurt in the ballot box’. I am sorry to tell you any of them.

Canterbury is already short-changed that incumbents, especially those that have been there for a while, are as hard by a ‘sacking’, so don’t do it again, don’t ask for it. Fix it, demand explanations to remove as piles!

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Keep up the sustained attacks, front the word of politicians about the true state of Environment Canterbury. up to council meetings, write, ring, Please have more nous and perception. make your protest, but direct it at the I find it ironic as I read, watch, and right people, the mayor and councillors. listen to the CCC lurch from one clumsy Don’t make the idle threats about what clanger to the next, remembering when will happen at the next election. We are at a concert Cr Corbett saying to me by nature reactive, then we drop off, with a grin, “Tough luck, but you even forgiving the slights. What you should be working towards is finding deserved to go.”

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THE noise, trucks, and dust of the demolition crews are hard to ignore when your home is on the edge of the central city red zone.

But for resident Mark McEntyre, getting involved in his community has helped keep his spirits up and provided a focus.

The 51-year-old, who currently works at Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT) as a programme manager in the design school, voluntarily chairs the Peterborough Village group, which was formed after the February 22 earthquake to represent the interests of those in the area bordered by Colombo, Salisbury, and Barbadoes streets and the Avon River.

He said the neighbourhood was unique because it was made up of half residential and half businesses.

The group spent the second half of last year organising community meetings and presented a 38-page submission to the Christchurch City Council’s central city plan, which has been handed over to the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (Cera).

In the early stages following the disaster, Mr McEntyre was unable to live in his home of 14 years because of the danger posed by the St Luke's stone church over the fence.

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The Ellerslie Garden Tours will give attendees the opportunity to explore small gardens in the inner city to the unique heritage and hospitality of Canterbury’s high country.

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NEW Labour Party leader David Shearer has emphasised the need for a bipartisan approach to earthquake recovery, while promising homeowners he would hold the Government to account.

Mr Shearer talked to residents and viewed property damage in New Brighton and Parklands on Tuesday during his first Christchurch visit since taking over the leadership from Phil Goff in December.

His first stop was in New Brighton’s Wattle Drive where resident Kerry Simpson spoke on behalf of the owners of 17 houses in the street. Mr Simpson said he had been zoned green-blue despite being surrounded by red-zoned properties.

Residents felt they were being ignored and couldn’t understand why they hadn’t been zoned red.

Lending an ear: Labour leader David Shearer, left, listens as New “If the land stays, it’s no good to Brighton resident Tom Hedges, talks about his damaged property.

Photo: Tom Doudney anybody, but it’s still mine. I’ve got to pay rates on it for the next 20 or 30 years. That’s no legacy to my kids. I’ve worked hard for this house.”

NINE candidates are battling it out in the Burwood Pegasus Mr Shearer said Christchurch’s by-election with voting starting this week. problems were “bigger than politics” Rik Tindall, a former Environment Canterbury councillor, is and a bipartisan approach to recovery Sustainability Canterbury’s candidate for the by-election. was needed. However, he would also go Mr Tindall, who lives in Cashmere, said he was focused on land in to bat for residents if their concerns shortages, rehousing, employment, and emergency planning. were not being heard.

Although he doesn’t live in the Burwood Pegasus ward, Mr Tindall “I’m here not to make proclamations said he was committed to relocating to New Brighton. today. I’m here to listen, but I’ll Other candidates include Burwood Pegasus Community Board certainly be sitting down and having a chair Linda Stewart, former board chair David East, outgoing chat with people who are responsible ChristChurch Cathedral Dean Peter Beck, Steven Burke, Rod later on.”

Cameron, Raymond Ellwood, Stan Tawa, and Robert Tomkins.

Residents should be provided with Voting forms were mailed to voters on Wednesday and voting more information around the decisions closes at noon on February 10. concerning their land, he said.

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COCA-Cola Amatil New Zealand (CCANZ) officially opened its new beverage bottle production line at the company’s manufacturing plant in Woolston on Wednesday.

The $15 million investment for the world’s bestpractice technology enables the Coca-Cola company to design and self-manufacture its own PET plastic beverage bottles using fewer raw materials. The new PET plastic bottles will be the lightest-weight beverage bottles made in the country, and the “blow-

fill” bottle technology will deliver a reduction in the carbon footprint of every bottle of around 20 per cent.

Group managing director Terry Davis said that blow-fill technology would provide a quantum lift in the company’s manufacturing capability in New Zealand.

“Innovation like bottle self-manufacture delivers benefits, which are good for CCANZ, our customers, and the communities we operate in,” Mr Davis said.

House sales up in Canterbury

New technology: John Truscott general manager supply chain, right, shows Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee, Dave Richards from the sales team, Selwyn MP Amy Adams, and guests the new lightweight plastic used for the bottles.

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DATA from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) on the housing market for December 2011 has shown that compared to December 2010, sales volume was up in all parts of the Canterbury region other than in South Canterbury.

Rangiora, North, and Mid-Canterbury all reported substantial increases in sales volume, most likely due to earthquake-related relocations. Christchurch City has also seen an increase in sales volume with 14 per cent more sales in December compared to 12 months ago. Sales volume across the Canterbury/ Westland region eased in December compared to November, although far more modestly than in most other regions of New Zealand.

There was a 6.6 per cent increase in the median price ($20,000) compared to December 2010, with most of the increase coming from MidCanterbury, Timaru, and West Coast. The increase in Christchurch City has been relatively modest in comparison. The national median house price eased by $12,500 to $355,000 (-3.4 per cent) in December compared to November and is up just $3000 (+0.9 per cent) compared with December 2010.

The number of days to sell for Canterbury/ Westland improved by two days to 29 days in December, compared to 31 days in November, and improved by seven days compared to December 2010.

A HUGE Thankyou from the Canterbury Earthquake Children’s Trust about us...

On Tuesday 22nd February at 12.51 pm, Christchurch and the lives of it’s people changed forever. Cracked and crumbled buildings can be replaced, Christchurch will be rebuilt, but the lives of some families have been torn apart. The loss of a parent will change young lives forever.

On Wednesday 23rd February a 2 year old boy asked “When is daddy coming home from work?” Where do you find the words and strength to answer that daddy will not be coming home, but he will always be with you, and love you.

The CEC Trust was launched in June and since this time our goal has been to raise awareness & profile of the charity which in turn would increase the funds needed to help these children.

Canterbury Earthquake Children’s’ Trust is registered with the charities commission and the sole purpose of the Trust is to provide financial support for the purpose of assisting with education and financial hardship for the children that lost a parent in the earthquake.

The Trust aims to make a positive difference in the lives of these young New Zealanders. No one will be able to make up for their loss but if we can make a difference even in a small way it may help.

Through this awareness we have had some wonderful donations and support from the community, several businesses have given either their time or generous donations to the trust. To donate see www.cantykidstrust.co.nz Your donations are appreciated:

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cycling nelson to bluff On Thursday 1st December two Auckland-based grandmothers Christina Ward & Cara Nowell departed Nelson on their first leg of a 1200km cycle to Bluff to raise money for the Canterbury Earthquake Children’s Trust. http://nelsontobluffride.wordpress.com/ Also a huge thank you to the team at Deloitte’s for their generous donation.

fight for christchurch The Crusaders kindly donated this Jersey which raised $3,100 on the evening.

This was a special Jersey, as was from the last game played by the Crusaders in 2011. The team played in the West Coast colours which was the first time in 16 years they had played out of their Red & Black. This game was in memory of the Pike River disaster and CHCH Earthquake.

Also a special thanks goes out to Emma Ferguson who also took part in the Fight for CHCH. Emma was touched by the work that was being done for these kids and wanted to contribute some of the funds she raised and has donated another $1000.

I recently took part in the charity boxing event, the Fight for Christchurch at CBS Canterbury Arena. As I made my way through the crowd at the Fight for Christchurch my heart began to swell with pride as I contemplated why I agreed to participate in the daunting occasion: I was taking part to raise money for the Canterbury Earthquake Children’s Trust; a charity set up to help support the children who lost parents in the 22 February earthquake.

I was up against rather fit looking local government reporter, Sam Sachdeva who fought exceptionally well and won a welldeserved fight. Although given that no fight prior had lasted the full three rounds, I was desperate to go the distance and at a stretch, not hit the canvas throughout, which I – goodness only knows how – achieved.

So if you see me around town sporting a few grazes and a modest shiner in the form of a black eye, you will note I sport it with pride as I was delighted to have raised $10,280 for the Canterbury Earthquake Children’s Trust. Although this will never make up for the loss these children have suffered, it’s a cause I felt privileged to be able to fight for.

A total over $120,000 was raised for victims of the earthquake & local youth charities at this year’s Fight for CHCH. Each contender had a team work alongside them to fundraise including their charities, friends, family and work colleages. We are very excited as The Canterbury Earthquake Children’s Trust will be one of the charity’s involved in Fight for Chch 2012.

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Courses to consider post-quake effects Martin Moore

THE Christchurch earthquake is set to become part been hurricane Katrina in New Orleans in 2005. That of modern disaster anthropology with the addition of has inspired a lot of really, really interesting research two new environmental anthropology courses at the that’s going to be a real kind of comparative source for us looking at Christchurch along with the Haiti University of Canterbury (UC). earthquake.”

UC lecturer Dr Piers Locke said the Part of the creation of the courses courses gave students the option to follow had been the significant interest shown their interests. After the earthquakes of among honours students, with several the past year, students were curious on doing their theses on earthquakehow the quakes had affected people. related topics. One student chose that “We’ve already discovered that there topic after his time with the Student are lots of students with an appetite to Volunteer Army. make sense of the experience they’ve “He was overwhelmed by the been through,” Dr Locke said. experience by which suddenly Environmental anthropology is a subeveryone was bonded together, that he field that explores people’s relationships felt absolutely free to speak to anyone. with their environment. It covers Dr Piers Locke He was really interested in that and in a broad range of topics, including the theoretical resources anthropology environmentalist movements, natural could offer to make sense of his disasters, and the like.

Dr Locke said natural disaster anthropology had experience.”

For those interested, the new courses are a become particularly relevant in recent years and would open up interesting avenues in the study of second year course title “Anthropology, Nature and Environment” and a postgraduate course called post-quake Christchurch.

“One of the things that has really stimulated it has “Environmental Anthropology”.

Out there

Concert with Lindon Puffin The former site of the Ground cafe in Lyttelton was the venue for an open air concert last Saturday. The session, which featured local musicians Lindon Puffin and Stefan James, provided locals and visitors with an opportunity to soak up some sun and culture.

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Aikido beginners THE advice we give to new students of aikido is Nike’s “just do it”. Every new student is naturally apprehensive about starting, but at Aikido Shinryukan Canterbury, we take care to ease beginners into training through our basics classes given by senior instructors.

Aikido begins with that first step onto the mat. We quickly impart to new students an understanding of the fundamentals of aikido, so that they can take more steps and begin what we hope will be a lifelong study of the art.

“We want students to develop technically and physically as quickly as possible,” notes senior instructor Andrew Williamson.

“We can then introduce them to more advanced training. As the student’s knowledge improves, we also introduce them to international instructors and build on the total knowledge base held in our group.”

Aikido Shinryukan Canterbury has dojos in Burnside and Linwood and provides classes for both adults and children. Beginners are very welcome.

The group will hold an Open Day on Friday, 27 January from 6pm. For details contact, phone Andrew 383 4843. Website www. christchurchaikido.co.nz.

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Whether it be yoga, aikido, classical ballet, jazz, contemporary dance or other performing arts, get involved.

Why not join up in an ac vity and try something new? You will meet new people and learn new skills that will s mulate your brain and tone up your body at the same me.

IN today’s world, we are time-poor, so opportunity for exercise is small and somewhat limited.

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The body moves in a natural way and the body benefits will accrue.

Breathe taking slow breaths counting on the inhale and on the exhale (in 1 2 3 4 out 4 3 2 1).

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Edgeware Performing Arts Centre – a diverse spectrum of performing arts CLASSICAL ballet, jazz, contemporary dance, and a variety of other performing arts have all come together to form the Edgeware Performing Arts Centre.

The newly refurbished studios are conveniently located at 12 Berwick St, Edgeware (near the corner of Cranford St).

In joining their classical and jazz studios, directors Kathleen CurwenWalker of Christchurch Academy of Ballet and Sandra Gray of Sandra Gray Dance Centre say that the Performing Arts Centre now provides a diverse spectrum of dance, singing, drama, musical theatre, and piano tuition for all those looking to have a career in theatre or just wanting to learn for the love of it. Classes are available for “wee-bops to adults”.

Kathleen and Sandra have a combined teaching career that spans 60 years of experience, with Sandy, a well-loved Christchurch jazz teacher, delighted to find a new “home” for her dancers, including her cabaret company “Chant de Dance”.

Her new singing and drama classes are fun, inspiring, and encourage great confidence in children.

Kathleen, an international ballet dancer, teacher, and choreographer from Australia, shows her passion and brings the joy of ballet to her students through fun, disciplined, and creative classes that are carefully structured to nurture a young dancer’s developing body and artistry.

Adult classes for those who danced in their youth and wished they never stopped have been very popular and fun.

“So why not dust off your ballet shoes?” says Kathleen.

Although the rest of the ballet school has a strict dress code, the adults can wear whatever they are comfortable in.

Kathleen and Sandra are excited about their prospects for 2012, with performances and workshops being planned to allow their dancers to showcase those new skills developed at the studios.

School holiday workshops and enrolments for these fast-filling classes, which commence in February 2012, are now open.

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Centre Manager Jo Hooper says “The children are cared for in a warm, friendly environment where each child is able to realise his or her full poten al through praise, sensi vity and respect.”

At Edukids Styx Mill there are four dis nct areas to cater for your children’s needs. There is a Nursery 0 – 2 years, Preschool 2- 3.5, Prep school 3.5 – 5 years and a Founda on School 3- 5 years.

“We have a gym facility for children to use daily.

Our teachers are trained in music and movement and brain gym ac vi es, and will provide your child with exci ng new opportuni es for further gross motor skill development. Edukids Styx also offers a hairdressing service every six weeks as well as

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“Kick it Kids” for the 3 – 5 year olds. Our Kick it Kids programme is run by a professional soccer coach who teaches the children a number of different ball skills,” says Jo. “Our teaching is based on the highly researched early childhood curricula, Te Whaariki. It guides best prac ce for teachers and lays the founda ons of the core competencies that support life long learning.

“Each child has their own special infant, toddler and pre-school programme to support their developmental milestones. You will always find a crea ve environment at Styx Mill with children exploring invi ng ac vi es which encourage their self awareness and development.”

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Our teachers are specialists in middle years schooling Technology - hard materials, electronics, bio-technology, foods Art days - specialist teacher Host to Shirley District Music School Inter-intermediate sports - winter and summer tournamnets Inter-school sports exchange Highly acclaimed Te Reo class Regular na onal success in extension class Choir - Christchurch and Shirley fes vals Ensemble group and band Language learning Online wireless broadband throughout school Ample play area and equipment School garden Community focus for 2012

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There are plenty of opportuni es to try something new, gain further skills, and meet new people in a relaxed and friendly environment.

If your interest is in music, arts, or cooking, then we have an extensive selec on to choose from. Learning to play the guitar, pain ng, and mixed media art both for adults and teenagers, and drawing and pain ng both day me and evening courses are available.

If you prefer to expand your horizons in the kitchen, we can offer you the following cooking classes: Indian, Japanese, Italian, Thai, and Spanish along with Gluten-Free Baking and Gluten-Free Healthy Cooking, and a baking class that will show you how to create good old kiwi favourites in a healthy way. If you would like to give stone carving a try, we have classes at

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he Loons Circus Theatre Company will provide the lively entertainment while visitors to CPIT’s Open Day on January 28 learn about new opportuni es to make studying easier than ever.

As a proud sponsor of the World Buskers Fes val, CPIT will feature buskers and musicians at the Madras St Campus on Open Day with a special Loons performance by world record holders in circus arts.

Meanwhile, visitors can find out about new ini a ves such as the 100 new ‘CPIT Ara Ake Rise Up Scholarships’, which will waive the first year fees for students star ng a CPIT degree or diploma in 2012. This is one way CPIT is contribu ng to the Christchurch rebuild and one of the ways the ins tute is making study even easier to access.

An es mated addi onal 30,000 skilled workers will be needed for the rebuild and understandably, there has been a strong focus on trades. CPIT has launched Maori and Pasifika trades training ini a ves this year and exis ng trade programmes have been expanded. Places are s ll available for enrolment in Automo ve, Engineering trades, Masonry, and Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil) from

pre-trade cer ficates to degree level programmes.

Architectural Studies is another programme with direct links to the rebuild.

There are other ways to be involved in the recovery of Christchurch and be part of a unique and exci ng period of history. Compu ng and ICT is an area where graduates are in demand while Art and Design, Sustainability and Outdoor Educa on, Maori Language, Adult Educa on, and Hospitality and Travel will all play a vital role in the social and cultural aspects of Christchurch’s recovery.

On the science front, Sport and Exercise Science, Laboratory Technology, and Human Services con nue to be well regarded, industry-endorsed programmes that lead to careers in important sectors for maintaining health and well-being in our community.

Come and explore your study op ons for 2012 on January 28.

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Plus, they offer a great ‘Kids Combo’ with a drink, main course, and sundae for just $12.

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Friends and allies: Celia, left, is played by Nikki Bleyendaal and Rosalind is played by Harriet Prebble.

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Theatre features another favourite comedy, As You Like It. Mona Vale is the setting for this entertaining tale of romance, deceit, cruelty, and love, which takes place mainly within the forest of Arden. Shakespeare’s story-telling skill is revealed with several tales being told simultaneously with interconnected, layered plots and sub-plots.

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brother, Oliver, cruelly treats Orlando, who flees to the forest!

Rosalind, originally disguised as a man for safety reasons, keeps her disguise as she teases Orlando into revealing his love for Rosalind. Cruel, but that’s girl power for you!

Touchstone, the jester, falls in lust with Audrey and makes a move to marry her. Silvius is desperately in love with Phoebe. Only, Phoebe is in love with Rosalind, as she is dressed as a man.

That’s a worry. But hey, it’s Shakespeare. It’ll all come out in the wash, or rather, final scene.

The Summer Shakespeare Festival opens on Friday, February 10 and closes on Saturday, February 18. Performances run from 6pm to 8.10pm every night.

Toilets and refreshments are available on site. The audience can sit on a picnic blanket at the front or on low/high chairs. It is advisable to bring warm clothing.

Tickets are $12 and are available at the gate or from the Court Theatre box office, phone 963 0870.

FRIDAY JANUARY 20 2012

Top NZ acts to feature at Mud House HEADLINE act Gin Wigmore, along with The Mutton Birds and newcomer Avalanche City, will perform at the Mud House Winery next month for the Classic Hits Winery Tour 2012.

Wigmore’s multi-platinum debut album Holy Smoke scooped four Tui Awards at last year’s NZ Music Awards and she had significant airplay success with I Do, Oh My, Under My Skin, and Black Sheep. She returned recently from the United States where she recorded her second album, Gravel & Wine.

The Mutton Birds are celebrating two milestones as this year marks 20 years since the release of their selftitled debut album and 10 years since their last show. With timeless Kiwi anthems such as Anchor Me, Don McGlashan, Ross Burge, David Long, and Alan Gregg are reuniting just for the tour.

About joining the tour, Wigmore said: “I grew up as a big fan of Don and The Mutton Birds, so I’m excited to be on

tour with them. And Avalanche City is so hot right now. It’s a great bill. We’re on the road for a month in summer and I can’t wait to play in some of New Zealand’s most spectacular outdoor settings and drink a few glasses of wine on this legendary tour.”

Co-promoter Brent Eccles said the tour promised to be one of the best yet.

“Summer just wouldn't be summer without the Winery Tour and we look forward to welcoming back all who love coming to this tour every year.

This year we have another strong New Zealand line-up reminding us all of the depth of New Zealand talent, long may it be!”

The concert is on Saturday, February 18. Gates open at 5pm. Tickets can be purchased via www.winerytour.co.nz and Ticketmaster.

One child under the age of 12 will be given free admittance when accompanied by one adult ticket holder.

Winery tour giveaway MAINLAND Press has two double passes to give away for the Classic Hits Winery Tour concert at Mud House Winery & Café on Saturday, February 18. To enter, email giveaway@mainlandpress.co.nz with Winery Tour in the subject line or text Winery to 4494 (texts cost 50 cents). To be eligible, make sure you include your name, address, and daytime contact phone number.

Entries close at 5pm on Thursday, February 9.

Kiwi western to screen in Sumner NEW Zealand’s modern-day western, Netherwood, will screen at the Hollywood theatre in Sumner on February 21 as part of its nationwide release.

Written by John Argall and directed

by Cristobal Araus Lobos, the film was funded by a group of North Canterbury locals and shot exclusively in North Canterbury. Many of the cast and crew

either live in Canterbury or grew up here.

Netherwood (R16) premiered in Christchurch as part of the NZ International Film Festival to two sellout crowds and was labelled “pick of the fest” by festival organisers. Producer/ actor Owen Black has described it as “good old-fashioned storytelling at its finest”.

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6pm Golf – US PGA Tour (Highlights) Tournament of Champions – Round Two. From Kapalua Resort, Hawaii.

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6pm Motorsport New Zealand 7:30 Multisport – Port Of Tauranga Half (Highlights) 8:00 Fishing Show 8:30 L Cricket – T20 Big Bash League First Semi-final.

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BACK TO SCHOOL Avonside Girls’ High School Return Home Start-up and Orientation 2012.

A warm welcome to all students, returning and new. All students will be given the opportunity to tour the new school layout and facilities when they come in with their year group, at the times listed below.

Tuesday 7 February Course Administration Day Year 12 and 13 students who have not confirmed their course, or who have not met subject entry requirements will need to report to Room P7 to finalise an appropriate course of study.

9.00am Surnames beginning A – H 10.00am Surnames beginning I – P 11.00am Surnames beginning Q – Z Students who have met requirements, but who wish to have a subject change considered, must report at 2pm to Room P7.

Introduction and orientation for each year level Students are to report to the gymnasium at the following times: Wednesday 8 February

Friday 10 February

9am – 11.30 12.30 – 3pm 9am – 11.30 12.30 – 3pm 9am – 3pm Year 9

Saturday 11 February

Open Morning

Thursday 9 February

Year 13 Year 12 Year 11 Year 10

Parents and members of the community are invited to attend our Open Morning at 10am on Saturday 11 February. Ministry of Education personnel, structural and geotechnical engineers will provide a briefing and answer questions. Student leaders will conduct tours of the school for those interested in seeing the new layout and facilities.

Monday 13 February

Normal school day for all students

Enrolment enquiries at all levels, phone the School Office, 389 7199.

Reporting times for 2012 New students to Linwood College who have not enrolled Parents please telephone the school (03 982 0100) from Monday 23 January to make an appointment.

Students currently enrolled Years 11, 12 and 13 students will receive a timetable by Monday 23 January. Those wishing to change their course should telephone the school to make an appointment with their Dean.

Monday 23 January School office opens. Students and parents may phone for appointments.

From Wednesday 25 School open for Deans’ interviews.

Friday 27 January/ Monday 30 January/ Tuesday 31 January Teacher Only Days.

Wednesday 1 February Year 11, 12 and 13 students report to Gym at 11.00am.

School finishes at 1.00pm.

Thursday 2 February Peer supporters report to Gym at 8.00am.

Year 9(and all other new students) report admin carpark at 8.40am.

[Powhiri welcome to follow] Year 10 students report to Gym at 11.00am.

School finishes: Year 9 & Peer Supporters - 3.00pm Year 10 - 1.00pm Friday 3 February All students report to ASPIRE groups at 8.40am.

School finishes at 3.00pm.

Lyttelton special bus begins its service. Departs Rapaki at 7.35am.

Sumner special bus begins its service. Departs Wakefield Avenue at 7.55am.

Monday 6 February WAITANGI DAY Tuesday 7 February All students report to ASPIRE groups at 8.40am.

School finishes at 3.00pm.

SHIRLEY BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL START OF THE 2012 SCHOOL YEAR

PAPANUI HIGH SCHOOL START OF SCHOOL YEAR 2012

School Uniform to be worn starting Tuesday 31 January

NB: SENIOR STUDENTS (Year 11 – 13).

Students will be notified only if course changes are required.

Monday 30 January Teacher Only Day (No Stationery Sales) ESOL Orientation Day (9.00am-12.00pm) Tuesday 31 January Year 9 Year 10 Junior Executive Year 11 Year 12 All Year 13 Senior Executive

Wednesday 1 February Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 All Year 13 Junior/Senior Executive

Attendance not required Attendance not required 1:00pm-3:00pm Students assemble in E1 10:00am-12:00pm Students assemble in the Sports Hall 12:00pm – 3:00 pm Students assemble in the Sports Hall 8:45 am –12:00 pm Students assemble in the Sports Hall 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Students assemble in E1 ‘Can Do’ photos taken today

Saturday 21 January PTA Second Hand Uniform sale – 9.30am - 12.00noon – School Hall

8:30am – 3:00 pm Students assemble in the Assembly Hall 10:00am –12:00pm Students assemble in the Sports Hall Attendance not required 1:00pm – 3:00 pm Students assemble in Sports Hall 9.00am – 10:30 am Students assemble in Sports Hall

Wednesday 1 February School Canteen open Year 9 students report in full uniform to Hall 9.00am – 2.30pm.

Transferring students (Years 10 – 13 in full uniform) to Hall 9.00am – 12.00noon Powhiri for all new students – 9.00am.

8.30am-3.00pm Students assemble in E1 ‘Can Do’ photos taken today

Thursday 2 February Year 9,12,13 (plus new students to school) Year 10,11 10.30 am – 2:00 pm Friday 3 February

Wednesday 18 January - School Office opens

9:00am – 2:00pm Report to Form Class Report to Form Class

Normal School times apply for all year groups from this date Tabloid Sports (PM)

STATIONERY SALES: Monday 23 January Surname M - Z Tuesday 24 January Surname M - Z Wednesday 25 January Surname A - L Thursday 26 January Surname A - L Wednesday 1 February Thursday 2 February

Year 10 stationery - Assembly Hall 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Year 9 stationery - Assembly Hall 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Year 10 stationery - Assembly Hall 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Year 9 stationery - Assembly Hall 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Year 9 catch-up sale – Student Office Year 10 catch-up sale- Student Office

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Year 11 stationery

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9:00 am – 12 noon

Surname A - L

9:00 am – 12 noon

Surname M - Z

9:00 am – 12 noon

Surname M - Z

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9:00 am – 12 pm and 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm 9:00 am-12 pm and 1:00pm-3:00pm

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New contender: Can the new Barina compete in the Mini Hatch market?

WHILE the new Barina is a major step forward in Holden’s small car design, it is worth pointing out that the model it replaces was not exactly a “mover and shaker” in our Mini Hatch market.

It is fair to say that this latest Barina hardly has a hard act to follow. However, it does have some big names to chase down if it is going to make any sort of impact in a Mini Hatch market currently bristling with strong contenders such as the Suzuki Swift, Ford Fiesta, and VW Polo.

The Barina has had, at best, a chequered career spanning over 25 years, starting out as a clone of the original Suzuki Swift launched in 1985. In the mid-1990s, the decision was made to sell the Barina as a rebadged version of European-sourced Opel Corsa. Going Euro did little to raise the car’s profile or sales performance, although Holden plugged away with the European connection until 2005. By this stage, it made more economic sense to supply the Barina from Holden’s parent company, General Motors’ Korean division.

This latest version of the Barina launched in the final quarter of 2011 will be sold in over 60 countries as the Chevrolet Aveo and Sonic. Like the Barinas that have gone before it, this one also represents good value for money and is loaded with a surprising amount of kit and safety equipment for its modest asking price.

Visual-wise, the new generation Barina is more appealing than the previous model with its clean fluid lines that are clearly geared for the global market although I am not sure about the concealed rear door handles. While they provide a point-ofdifference over the competition, I did not

find them particularly functional. These types of door handles date back to the 1990s and a bit like pop-up head lights that were also a hit at that time, they are best left as a 1990s automotive fad. The wheels on the new Barina are shunted out to all four corners, a move that helps give the car a more squat and aggressive on-road stance, something that is further reinforced by tenspoke 16” alloy wheels and an integrated, body-coloured rear spoiler.

There has been a major refresh of the cabin architecture. The instrument cluster features a large, round analogue tachometer set within an asymmetrical LCD readout alongside an easy-to-read digital speedometer. Unique pockets have been created on either side of the centre stack and upper instrument panel for smaller items like wallets and personal devices.

The bi-level glove box has two concealed storage areas complete with USB and auxiliary outlets with a recessed channel to accommodate an MP3 player cable.

Just one well-appointed five-door hatch variant is offered, with the five-speed manual retailing for $22,995. The optional six-speed automatic, borrowed from the larger Holden Cruze, adds another $2000 to the asking price. Recently, I have driven the Barina in automatic and manual forms and it became quickly apparent that they will attract buyers by offering real value for money and lots of load and passenger space, not because they are strong on refinement or driving dynamics.

A nippy 85kW 1.6-litre engine is one of the lustier offerings in the Mini Hatch segment and the product of a major upgrade of the motor used in the previous model.

This engine has done time in a variety of Holden and General Motors models around the automotive globe over the last 20 years and must be in line for a long service award.

With so many years on the clock, its days are numbered and I would not be surprised to see it replaced with a version of the technically superior 1.4 turbo petrol used in the Holden Cruze. Until then, most buyers will be happy enough with what is a rather harsh, but hardworking engine that is hard to fault for endeavour and honesty.

It is lively in the low- to mid-rev range, but above 4500rpm it starts to lose its composure. Plenty of low speed torque means the motor is well suited to the efficient six-speed automatic. It does such a convincing job that the smart money is on this transmission to easily outsell the crunchy shifting five-speed manual.

Longer and wider than before, this Barina offers the driver and passengers more space than they perhaps have a right to expect in a car of this size. A 60/40 split rear seats folds flat to provide a roomy and flexible 290-litre cargo cavity with the rear seats in use and 653 litres when they are not.

Holden’s engineering team have modified the suspension, so it is more in tune with our road conditions and more demanding drivers. Like most cars of this size with their shorter wheel bases and reduced suspension travel, ride comfort is a bit patchy.

Under 70km/h over road surfaces that are not marble bench top smooth, suspension noise is never to far away. Both test cars nipped through the corners confidently, but were, at times, rather ponderous to react to unexpected changes in the road surface at higher speeds.

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