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Matariki, the Maori New Year, was celebrated in sterling style in Malvern last Saturday with a powerful haka performed by local school students. The event, organised by the Two Rivers Community Trust, also included a hangi, weaving lessons, art displays and an assortment of other activities that the community trust said really lived up to its mission statement of creating a resilient community where people belong, contribute and flourish. It was the trust’s second Matariki celebration. Given its success, it is unlikely to be the last. See the story on page 6.
Good news behind growth of Seeds by Mike Isle
A lawyer who shares a widely-held belief that there is perhaps too much negativity in our world has started an online platform devoted to good news stories.
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From virtual to reality In April this year, a new television programme aired on the UK’s BBC2 …
Steven Moe, who is a partner at Christchurch law firm Parry Field Lawyers, said that as a lawyer he met many amazing people in the community who were doing good work but didn’t have the platform to tell their stories. So, he decided to create a podcast called Seeds. “A podcast provides the platform to let people share their journeys and what they have learnt along the way. At the heart of it, the telling of stories is still
what ‘seeds’ is. Seeds look like they are dead — plant them and with the right conditions they can grow. In the same way, stories are like seeds and the people listening might just be inspired by someone else to try something new or push a boundary of what they thought was possible. “One of my goals with Seeds is to surprise the listeners each week with how different the person I interviewed is to the week before. I have spoken
with start-up owners, people with PhDs in topics like virtual reality and infectious diseases, a six-year-old on what it’s like being a child, a Rwandan refugee, someone shot in the March attacks, Sam Broughton on being mayor, a 90-year-old nun who remembers her father crying when the second world war started.
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Keeping greens pristine Ian Knowler has received the 2019 Canterbury Golf — The Elmwood Trading Co Volunteer of the Year Award for his continual dedication to the Weedons Country Club. “We have a number of hardworking volunteers helping out in many different ways, and we value their contribution immensely,” says club manager Jan Rushton. “The club has an 18 hole irrigated golf course, and we have one full-time employee and rely heavily on our volunteers. They help Forde Hanson to keep the golf course well maintained for our members and visitors. “Ian started casually when we lost our apprentice greenkeeper at the end of 2017 and has effectively stepped up to a fulltime assistant whenever he is available. He volunteers on average 40 hours a week and has worked solidly over the past year to help maintain and improve the golf course.” Ian says he would like to see more people volunteer to the community. “I get personal satisfaction Ian Knowler with the 2019 Canterbury Golf – The from helping and did not expect Elmwood Trading Co Volunteer of the Year Award this award at all. I have time, and I like to see the course kept beautiful. “Every Saturday, in the spring, It is good to help others; it gives you a summer and autumn, Ian mows the sense of pride.” greens, tee-blocks, fairways and the The club has purchased a greens rough as required early in the morning roller, and this has made a significant before competition starts to ensure the difference to the speed and quality of players have pristine grounds. He is also the greens. an active helper at our working bees and “Our machinery is used to maintain helps out on the social, fundraising and the golf course, the Weedons Domain course sub-committees. and the Weedons Primary School “Ian loves golf and somehow still grounds and we are pleased to support finds time to play and represent our club our local community in this way,” in the Brownie Cup and Patterson Cup says Jan. interclub competitions.” ¢
Wastewater consultation this week The council is seeking feedback from the community on the possible development of a wastewater scheme for Darfield and Kirwee. A meeting with businesses will be held at Darfield Library and Service Centre on Thursday June 217 at 1pm and a public meeting at the same location at 6pm. Darfield and Kirwee are two of the largest unsewered communities in New Zealand. In its 2017/18 Annual Plan, the council signalled that a joint working party involving representatives from Selwyn District Council, the Malvern Community Board, the Darfield and Kirwee Township Committees, Canterbur y District Health
Board and Environment Canterbury would further consider options for the possible establishment of a wastewater scheme for Darfield and Kirwee. In its 2018/28 Long Term Plan, the council also promised that the joint working party would undertake consultation on the issue. Anyone wishing to attend to attend these meetings should RSVP water. manager@selwyn.govt.nz. A drop-in session will also be held on Saturday, 29 June 2019 at the same venue from 10am–1pm. ¢
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Good news behind growth of Seeds “There is a huge variety and now more than 108 episodes in the back catalogue. It’s all there and free, and so I am noticing an increase in listeners as people find out about it — currently it’s at 33,000 listens across all the episodes.” Seeds has proved to be so popular that Moe has extended the concept to include a full website theseeds.nz, videos and a series of Seeds Impact lunches for people who want to get out of their silos and challenge the status quo. Nor is Steven Moe finished yet — he has plenty more in mind as Seeds blossoms. “I’d like to do some more videos and maybe a few sketches. I am also talking with a researcher at the University of Canterbury about some of the findings; as she thinks that the content of the interviews could form the basis for some academic research as there is a large sample size of people now and understanding the human Steven Moe: “Good news is all around us.” motivations that drive them. That is pretty exciting, so we will see website is theseeds.nz, and the next what results.” The Seeds podcast can Seeds Impact Lunch is on July 25 — be found on most podcast sites, the details on the website. ¢
Amy Adams steps down Long-serving Selwyn MP Amy Adams has announced she will retire from politics at the 2020 election describing her decision as being “the right time for me and my family.” Ms Adams has been the member for Selwyn since 2008 and is both the finance spokesperson and the shadow attorney general, roles that she will stand down from. “I have been incredibly privileged to serve as the MP for Selwyn and a member of the National Party caucus for 12 years,” Ms Adams says. “Making the decision to step away from politics has not been an easy one, but it is the right time for me and my family, and I’m looking forward to whatever the future holds. I have every confidence in the National Party
under Simon Bridges’ leadership and their prospects for the 2020 election. My decision is purely about what is right for me and the life I want to lead going forward. “I’ve chosen to make this announcement now as, given the seniority of the positions I hold in the caucus, I felt that it was important new people have time to establish themselves in those roles as we head towards 2020. “From now until the election, I will continue to work hard as the advocate for the people of Selwyn.”
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Selwyn roading projects less likely to go ahead by Amy Adams, MP for Selwyn
In my role as the MP for Selwyn, I often correspond with the NZTA making enquiries on behalf of local residents about planned safety improvements and raising concerns about parts of the roading network that are not working well. One of these areas is the intersection of SH73 and Weedons Ross Road in West Melton. I have had many people who live in West Melton and use this intersection regularly express concern about traffic flows and safety at this site, and I have contacted the NZTA numerous times about plans to improve safety at this intersection. Given the impact of the Southern Motorway extension on the surrounding roading network, I believe it is more important than ever that identified improvements to the wider roading system such as this intersection proceed. However, this looks very unlikely given that the NZTA has recently pulled funding from a further three roading projects in Selwyn, including safety improvements at the Shands/ Blakes Roads and Springs/Marshs Roads intersections. This is the second wave of cuts to roading projects in Selwyn
after the NZTA denied funding for a dozen other badly needed road safety improvements that had been recommended for funding in the 2018– 2021 National Land Transport Plan, including the SH73 — Weedons Ross Road intersection referred to above. I am deeply concerned that this decision not to fund these important safety improvements will result in more serious accidents and potentially even fatalities on our region’s roads. While the government has claimed that road safety is one of its highest priorities, it has actually cut funding to the sector. We are all paying more in fuel taxes, even those who cycle, use public transport or have electric vehicles pay more for goods and services whenever suppliers raise their prices to cover increasing fuel costs. Unfortunately, we have not seen these tax dollars allocated to the roading safety improvements that our region so badly needs. ¢
Nominations opening soon by Mike Isle
Candidate nominations for this year’s local body elections open on July 19, however, potential candidates should start planning now suggests council. In Selwyn, elections will be held for the mayor and 11 councillors, along with five members of the Malvern Community Board. Voters will also vote for representatives on the Mid Canterbury Constituency of the Canterbury Regional Council (Environment Canterbury) and for members to represent the Canterbury District Health Board. Nominations for candidates open on July 19 and close on August 16. Council chief executive David Ward said Selwyn is blessed with many community-minded people who give their time generously in local clubs, sports, committees and community organisations. “Now’s the time for these community leaders to consider using their skills in local government,” he said. “Standing for local government is a great way for people to take the next step and have a meaningful say on the issues that directly affect their communities. It’s also an excellent opportunity to develop their leadership skills.” Ward said it is important that communities are supported by a diversity of representatives with the skills, abilities and training to respond to major community issues. “In Selwyn especially, we face some critical
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decisions in the coming years about how we respond to our continuing growth what facilities and services are important, and how we prioritise our spending to benefit the whole district. Voting papers will be delivered in late September and voting closes on Saturday, October 12. Anyone considering becoming a candidate can find out more by downloading the candidate handbook from the council website at selwyn.govt. nz/elections. There will also be a candidate information evening on Thursday, July 4 at 7pm, at the council offices in Rolleston. Anyone thinking about standing is welcome to attend. ¢
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by Ann van Engelen
The Pioneers of Canterbury marching club is home to many team members from across the Selwyn District that are preparing for the new season. “We are based in Templeton, and team members come from Rolleston, Darfield and beyond. We have five teams in our club ranging from four-year-olds through to 65- year-olds. There is a team for everybody, and at present, we are coming together preparing to start training for the upcoming year of competing,” says team coach Kylie Dowers. “Our club has been established for many years, and the senior and masters teams have done very well competing in the past. The seniors took out the New Zealand Championships three seasons in a row, and our masters’ team have won nationals two seasons consecutively. “The season runs from June until March, and we have around 90 members. We are seeing a massive increase in numbers and interest in the sport, which is fantastic. “It is good for people that are not able to play more physical sports like soccer,
rugby and you make lifelong friendships. Marching is intense and is a great form of exercise. “It helps with coordination and discipline, and we travel. We did well amongst our teams when we went to the New Zealand Champs last March with our under 12 grade placing in the Plate section.” The teams compete every Saturday in local competitions against five other clubs. “When you join our club, everything is provided for you when you pay your subs, including the uniforms, which are beautiful. We fundraise together, and this makes it very easy and affordable. “I have three girls age four, eleven and thirteen years old and I march as well; it is very much a family affair.” For more information contact Kylie Dowers 021 930 434 or send a message on the Pioneers of Canterbury marching teams Facebook page. ¢
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Malvern meets Matariki
by Mike Isle
For the second year in a row, Malvern has formally celebrated Matariki — the Maori new year. Kelly Maude, Two Rivers Community Trust’s events coordinator, who helped organise the celebration commented on one of the highlights of the event, a kapa haka performed by local children. “It was such a joy to see our tamariki perform kapa haka with such passion. Kapa haka instructor Matua Anton does a truly fantastic job with all the primary schools in Malvern. The artwork was stunning, and added vibrancy to the atmosphere. We have such incredible talent in our community and the kaiako (teachers) do a superb job of nurturing the creative best in their learners. There has been such a richness in learning around Matariki and tikanga Maori. “Another highlight for me was seeing our tamariki taking the lead in learning from the super cute young kapa haka leader, Marlie McCaughan of Kirwee Model School,
to the powerful haka leading from Riley Smith of Darfield Primary School and Sonny-Bill McAndrew of Glentunnel School. It was such a delight to watch parents sitting with their tamariki learning how to weave a harakeke (flax) putiputi (flower), make a bookmark, origami or woven wool star together. There were also lovely conversations about gardening with seeds being given away from Nourish in origami envelopes,” Maude said. The event also included a hangi, with a plentiful selection of pork, beef, lamb and chicken cooked in a kai cooker, served in ciabatta rolls with salads. Hot fruit crumbles, hot chocolates, and smoothies made on the popular smoothie bikes were also enjoyed. Two Rivers Community Trust would like to thank all the many contributors, schools and preschools, and volunteers that enable this event to happen. ¢
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Rolleston has a new Probus club
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by Mike Isle
A second Probus Club has been formed in Rolleston after the existing club reached its membership capacity.
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The new club will be called the Rolleston Central Probus Club and will bring to five the number of Probus clubs currently in Selwyn. The convenor of the Rolleston Central Probus Club Margaret Drake said the club had a steering committee with a president, secretary and membership officer all in place. “We will be working to compile an interesting and diverse programme for the coming months and expect our numbers will grow significantly,” she said. “Fellow members will be of a similar age and live in our neighbourhood so we will immediately have something in common, and we will
develop interest groups to cater for members talents and desires so that members can make the most out of their lives.” Mrs Drake said that regular meetings with friends could improve our health, both physically and mentally, keep our minds sharp and our demeanour enthusiastic. All Probus clubs in Australia and New Zealand are sponsored by a Rotary Club as part of its community service activity. The new club had the support of the Rotary Club of Lincoln. The club’s first meeting is on Tuesday, July 16 at 10am at the Rolleston Community Centre. New members are welcome. ¢
Ethel and Bethel — the Bingo Biddies
Ethel and Bethel bring their unique brand of bingo this Saturday at the Rolleston Community Centre, helping raise enough to send the Rolleston Scout Jamboree Troop (boys and girls between 11 and 15 years old) to Mystery Creek for 11 days of adventure and experiences of a lifetime. Ethel and Bethel have become something of an institution around the Canterbury region with their fundraisers. Self-styled as a couple of old biddies who love nothing more than a few rounds of bingo with a bunch of
good folks looking for a fun-filled night out, Ethel and Bethel’s brand of bingo is coupled with humour and spontaneous performance outbursts. For the Rolleston event, they invite everyone to dress up like they are going to an old-time, good-time bingo night. There will be plenty of raffles and a cash bar at the R18 event so bring some cash too. The event starts at 7pm. Tickets, which are limited, are $25 plus booking fee and can be purchased off the Eventfinda website. ¢
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As a way to help all types of rural families have time off the farm, the Ashburton Trotting Club are hosting the Farming Families Day at the Races on Sunday, July 14 starting at 11.30am. “We saw a need last year for farmers to have the opportunity to do something inexpensive with their families before the busy calving season,” says coorganiser Craig Wiggins. “The event was a great success and very much appreciated by everyone that attended. “We have fantastic sponsors, and the feedback was amazing. There were lots of children enjoying themselves and adults were able to catch up with neighbours and friends as well as meet new people. It is a day for all types of farming families including sheep and beef, cropping, deer, pigs, dairy and any other type of farming.” Various farming businesses provide items for spot prizes on the day. “We have awesome prizes supplied and a mixture of interesting activities including skydivers, vintage cars on display, sulky races for the family and complimentary food, drinks and entertainment. There are losing tote ticket prizes so if you don’t win a race bet you can maybe win something else. “We want to lift people’s spirits with a little bit of light entertainment midwinter where they can sit around, watch some races and have some fun — no pressure.”
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Lincoln University PhD students are looking at using benefits from the natural environment to enhance future livestock production systems. The young team of researchers want to provide better diets and grazing environments for cattle, sheep and deer in the agricultural sector, which will help improve the animals’ lives. Lincoln University Livestock Production Professor Pablo Gregorini, who is supervising the students, says the importance of animal welfare cannot be overstated. “People who pay for meat, and would pay more, want to know the animals have a life worth living. “These students are putting in a lot of hard work to help provide farmers with nutritional and grazing management tools to enhance their livestock’s good lives as much as possible.” PhD student Konagh Garrett, who has a particular interest in nutritional ecology, is looking at how a diverse, varied diet for animals can positively affect welfare and environmental impact while maintaining or increasing animal production. She is using sheep and deer as models. One of Konagh’s fellow PhD colleagues, Matt Beck, is concerned with increasing dietary biochemical diversity for livestock. He’s working with Callaghan Innovation and Agriseeds on promoting better health and nutrition for dairy cows, sheep and deer.
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