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Williams moving family back to UK

Singer Robbie Williams is moving back to his native England to ensure his children get the benefit of the country’s education system. The Brit has spent most of his time in Los Angeles since 2006, briefly returning to the UK in 2009. However, the former Take That star is now bringing his family to the British capital after reportedly spending $US4 million ($NZ4.6 million) on a north London home so his 21-monthold daughter Teddy and unborn second child can be educated in his home nation. “I love LA. The people and the weather are great but it’s not England,” he tells Britain’s The Sun. “Things change when you’re a dad – there are people to look after who are more important than yourself.”

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Styles records wedding video for fan Pop star Harry Styles made a fan’s dream come true by recording a special wedding video imploring her to run away with him. The One Direction heart-throb was asked by James Gershfield to record a message for his wife-to-be Tash, who is a huge fan of the group. In the clip, Styles urges the bride to rethink her decision and instead elope with him. Despite the offer, the couple married at the weekend and shared the video online two days later. “Thanks so much to @Harry_Styles for the video at my wedding.”

Lopez kicks off World Cup Soccer is all about fancy footwork and JLo’s sexy salsa moves didn’t disappoint at the World Cup opening ceremony. The pop superstar opened the pre-match extravaganza alongside Brazilian songstress Claudia Leitte and rapper Pitbull, performing the tournament’s official song, We Are One. The American Idol judge shimmied in an emerald green leotard as she sang the upbeat anthem surrounded by more than 600 supporting artists. They included acrobatic gymnasts, trampolinists, martial arts-style capoeira performers and stilt walkers, in a colourful homage to Brazil’s three great treasures: nature, people and football. At the centre of the show, a giant LED ball made up of more than 90,000 light clusters illuminated the stage. It was one of few large-scale technical wonders, as organisers were ordered to avoid placing a strain on the pitch ahead of a match-up between Brazil and Croatia 75 minutes after the ceremony.

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Back in time Signalling the start of the “six o’clock swill”, the Guardian recorded the following snippet on June 14, 1917.

The Anglican Synod to-night carried a motion in favour of closing bars in hotels and clubs from 6p.m. till 8a.m, during the currency of the war, and for six months afterwards.

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Keep your distance Ashton Mila Kunis says she wants her fiance Ashton Kutcher present at the birth of their baby – as long as he stays clear of the action. “Two people are allowed in my delivery room. My doctor and my significant other,” the actress told US Marie Claire.

“And he is staying above the action ... I highly doubt he wants to see (me) being ripped apart and shredded. Because it will be shredded. It’s just a matter of how badly.” Kunis made headlines this week with her rant warning men to stop saying “we’re pregnant”. Now she says she’s happy for her partner to be at her side during the birth as long as he stays at the top end of the delivery bed. Kunis and Kutcher met in 1998 as co-stars of the popular US sitcom That ‘70s Show, in which they played an on-screen couple. Their off-screen romance didn’t begin until April, 2012, months after his 2011 separation from ex-wife Demi Moore.

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■ ASHBURTON DISTRICT STAND-DOWNS

Stand-downs: attacks main cause

BY MYLES HUME

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Attacks on staff and pupils are the most likely reasons for Mid Canterbury schools to take serious disciplinary action.

Ministry of Education figures supplied to the Guardian suggest a significant decline in the number of stand-downs, suspensions and exclusions in the district’s 23 schools since 2008 – although the true extent of that drop remains difficult to judge. Privacy concerns

mean the ministry does not say how many incidents a school has had if it has had fewer than five.

The figures also reveal the reasons why Mid Canterbury schools took the action with alcohol, continual disobedience, assaulting pupils and verbally abusing staff the common causes.

From 2008 to 2013, of the at least 443 stand-downs, a minimum of 131 were due to verbal assaults on staff while at least

111 were because of physical attacks on pupils.

The figures show pupils were most likely to be suspended – a formal removal while a school decides to terminate the enrolment or allow a pupils to stay – for continual disobedience with at least 46 cases making up about a third of total suspensions.

That was closely followed by assaults on pupils and verbal abuse of staff, however those figures have been declining

significantly, in some cases by more than half, since 2008.

Mount Hutt College principal John Schreurs said respect for staff and fellow pupils appeared to be on par with previous years, but schools were dealing with problem behaviour differently or earlier in the process.

He said he would not be drawn on the most common reasons for serious disciplinary action because each case was dealt with individually, but

he was seeing fewer repeated stand downs and suspensions.

When it came to exclusions and expulsions, continual disobedience was the probable reason with at least 19 of the minimum 47 expulsions during the six year period.

Mid Canterbury Behavioural Reference Group chairman and Hampstead School principal Peter Melrose said as the problem gained prominence they became the focus of the initiatives in place.

■ FOOTBALL WORLD CUP

Fans fail to take advantage of early openings

BY ERIN TASKER

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If Mid Canterbury people were watching the FIFA Football World Cup opening match yesterday, it would appear they were doing it from the comfort of their own homes.

Ashburton pubs that opened their doors early anticipating crowds of people flooding in to watch the opening match between Brazil and Croatia were disappointed in the numbers.

They’re confident though that the numbers will come with the bigger matches.

Ashburton accountants Steve Carr and Elliot Jones pretty much had Braided Rivers to themselves as they took in the action yesterday and they were surprised more people did not turn out.

But they also believed that come the semi-finals and final, it would be a different story and places like Braided Rivers will be rushed off their feet.

Ashburton Trust chief executive Giles Beal said both Braided Rivers and the Hotel

Ashburton’s Turf Bar opened early for yesterday’s games, and both would continue to do so for some of the tournament’s bigger games. The next time they’ll open will be for tomorrow’s clash between England and Italy.

“I’ll definitely be there for that one,” Mr Beal said.

He said a few hotel guests took in some of the game at the Turf Bar, but on a whole it was surprisingly quiet.

“Ashburton would be about the only place in New Zealand where there wasn’t packed pubs,” he said.

If the crowds do start flooding in, it’s possible the Ashburton Trust could open some of its other establishments to cater for the demand.

For the record, Mr Carr and Mr Jones were picking Brazil to win the opener – which they did 3-1 – but they were pinning their hopes on Italy to take out the title. That’s the team their business – Continuous Accounting – got in the Guardian competition.

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Steve Carr and Elliot Jones were two of a few people who headed along to a local pub to take in yesterday’s Fifa World Cup opening match action.

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■ MT HUTT SKIFIELD OPENING

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Clear blue skies greet skiers

By Erin TaskEr

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Mile-wide smiles and plenty of snow greeted around 700 people who headed along to the first day of the ski season at Mt Hutt yesterday.

Mt Hutt Ski Area officially opened yesterday morning – almost a week later than originally scheduled – to clear blue skies and a spray of bubbles.

Ski area manager James McKenzie officially opened the Summit Six chairlift with a spray of Amisfield bubbles and among the First on the Chair were Christchurch brothers Ben and Simon Yorston who spent the night on the mountain to achieve that honour.

They arrived about 10pm on Thursday night with their father Mike and the brothers spent a cold night at the bottom of the Summit chair to reserve the coveted spots and their Mt Hutt First on the Chair t-shirts.

They were among an estimated 700 people who flocked to the mountain for the first runs of the season.

“It’s a picture perfect day with smiles all round and enthusiastic staff hyped for the start of the season,” Mr McKenzie said yesterday.

“It’s an excellent start to the season with plenty of sunshine

Two drivers nabbed Two drivers were caught just an hour apart in separate incidents for driving while forbidden overnight Thursday. Ashburton police stopped a driver at 11.55pm on Thursday night, and then stopped another driver found carrying out the same offence at 12.50am yesterday. Both were charged with driving while forbidden and will appear in Ashburton District Court.

Domestic disputes Ashburton police were called to two domestic related incidents at 1.30pm and 5.30pm on Thursday.

Warrant for arrest An Ashburton woman was arrested on a warrant for arrest in Ashburton at 2pm Thursday.

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and great snow on the main trails – and the weather’s looking great for the weekend.

“We’ve opened with 45cm at the top of the mountain and 35cm at base, with the latest snowfall two days ago adding to our snowmaking across the trails.”

He said it was great to see

many locals up the mountain enjoying opening day, many of whom took the day off work for a day on the slopes.

“Our team has been working hard getting the new snow ready for today and they’ve done a fantastic job. Everyone’s excited to be open for 2014.”

The mountain opened with

full facilities in the base building and the Summit Six Chair and Exhibition Quad Chair in operation as well as the magic carpet for our learners.”

The weather forecast for this weekend is good, but for upto-date snow conditions and information go to www.nzski. com.

■ ASHBURTON POLICE

Police want to talk to this man Police have released a photo of a man they want to speak to in relation to an incident which occurred at Queen’s Birthday weekend.

The incident is alleged to have taken place in Ashburton in the early hours of Sunday

June 1, but Ashburton Police detective Leigh Jenkins said he was unable to go into details of the incident at this time.

As part of their investigation they want to speak to the man pictured left, who is known to have been in the Arcadia night

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Any information can be passed on to detective Jenkins of the Ashburton Police on 307-8416.

A 32-year-old man has died after his vehicle and a truck and trailer unit collided near Tokoroa early yesterday. The crash happened on State Highway 1, 10km south of Tokoroa, about 3.20am, Senior Sergeant Fane Troy said. The truck received moderate damage and the man’s Ford vehicle sustained extensive damage. The driver of the truck was uninjured, Mr Troy said. State Highway One was closed for two hours until one lane was reopened. “From an initial investigation the Ford vehicle has crossed to the incorrect side of the road into gravel before colliding with the truck.

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■ ASHBURTON DISTRICT CIVIL DEFENCE

Be prepared for emergencies

By Erin TaskEr

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Recent flooding, high winds and power outages are timely reminders of the importance of being prepared, the district’s Civil Defence boss says.

Ashburton District Council emergency management officer Don Geddes said with winter now under way, it was time to make sure your family was ready for whatever the chilly season throws at us.

That includes having a fully stocked household emergency

kit. In the event of significant road closures, snow and power cuts, people need to have enough basic necessities to be self-sufficient for at least three days, Mr Geddes said.

“If you don’t have a household emergency kit, we advise that you organise one soon to avoid getting caught short,” he said.

Being self-sufficient for three days or more includes having stocks of food, water, warm clothing, fuel, alternative cooking and lighting and other

emergency supplies on hand.

“Past weather events in Ashburton District have shown us that people are very good about helping each other out so in the case of an emergency, watch out for others and do what you can to assist. Keep an eye on weather warnings and whether you live in town or on a rural property, don’t take unnecessary risks,” Mr Geddes said.

“Even in small quantities, snow can be hazardous. It only takes a few centimetres on a road to make driving danger-

ous.” Motorists considering driving over mountain passes in winter are advised to take chains with them in case of snow and to check road conditions and the weather forecast before setting out.

“As well as carrying chains for your vehicle, it’s also a good idea to have another emergency kit in the car with a warm blanket, water and first aid kit containing the necessities.”

During a power cut the Ashburton District Council recommends using torches rather

■ ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL

Book sell-off profits to boost rebuild fund More than 30 St Joseph’s School pupils took on the role of book merchants yesterday in a bid to raise money for the rebuild of the St Vincent de Paul Ashburton building.

The school’s 32-strong Young Vinnies group, including Harrison Prendergast, 13, (left) and Hannah O’Reilly, 11, held an outdoor book and puzzle sale, taking just 15 minutes to sell out of their items which were donated or no longer used in the school library.

With the books and puzzles ranging from 10 cents to $1, the school raised $125.80 as the Young Vinnies coerced fellow pupils into purchasing the many bargains on sale.

The earthquake-damaged St Vincent de Paul building is likely to cost $200,000 to be rebuilt.

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than candles, but if there is no other option make sure the candles are mounted in stable, noncombustible holders and are well away from anything that could burn.

“For general readiness, every household should ideally have a Household Emergency Plan too, including knowing what they are going to do for pets and animals,” Mr Geddes said.

For tips on what you should have in an emergency kit, see www.getthru.govt.nz or www. cdemcanterbury.govt.nz.

Pedestrian struck and killed by truck Ports of Auckland have confirmed a truck that hit and killed a pedestrian in Parnell yesterday morning was coming from the port.

The Serious Crash Unit is investigating the accident which happened at the intersection of The Strand and Tamaki Drive in Parnell just before 5.30am, police said.

Ports of Auckland spokesman Matt Ball confirmed the truck had come from the port, but he did not know which trucking firm was involved.

Jogger Simon Aspden witnessed the aftermath of the fatal incident, when he ran past the area about 6am.

Mr Aspden said the truck was parked on the side of the road just after the free turn onto the Strand, and a tarpaulin lay on the road in the free turn section behind the truck.

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■ AUCKLAND GUNS STOLEN

Gun collector ‘targeted’ By reBeCCa Quilliam and derek Cheng A gun collector whose impressive stash of weapons – including semi-automatic rifles, shotguns and vintage guns – were stolen from his Auckland house on Thursday, could have been targeted by the burglars, police say.

Along with the guns, which were stored in a locked room, about 5000 rounds of ammunition were also taken.

The thieves broke into the home, on Waller Avenue in Bucklands Beach, some time between 9am and 5.30pm through the rear ranchslider, police said.

Counties Manukau East investigations manager Detective Senior Sergeant Darrell Harpur said there was also other property, including jewellery, silverware and alcohol taken.

“Of concern is the firearms in the community – obviously they are in the hands of criminals and we will be putting every ounce of effort and resource into recovering those firearms and removing them from the hands of criminals.”

The owner was a licensed firearms holder who may have been targeted by the thieves, Mr Harpur said.

“It’s a reasonably remote area of the peninsula, with one road

in. It’s not usually a high burglary area.”

The owner was allowed to collect as many guns as he wished, so long as they were stored securely away from ammunition, Mr Harpur said.

He imagined the collection was worth “tens of thousands of dollars”.

Some of the guns would be sought after by criminals, he said.

A scene examination was being completed and officers were reinterviewing the owners.

“There’s a number of forensic things that we’re undertaking and it’s very early stages but I’m confident that we will, in time,

resolve it.” In 2007, officials had approved the address and location of where the recreational weapons were stored, Mr Harpur said.

The burglary was an opportunity to remind the public that if they didn’t need that level of ammunition, not to store it at the property.

“And if you do, please ensure that it’s in a really secure area away from view.”

A number plate, EAL626, was located at the top of the driveway. It appeared to have been ripped off a vehicle. This plate was cancelled on December 28, last year, police said.

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■ HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL

Magician comes with a message With giant wands and parrots appearing out of thin air, Elgregoe the Magician comes jam-packed with surprises but also a serious message.

The popular magician descended on Hampstead School yesterday to perform what principal Peter Melrose described as a “captivating show” in front of 346 awe-struck pupils.

Pupil Kelcey Wilson, 6, was lucky enough to be selected by Elgregoe to help with one of his many tricks, needing a mammoth wand to wave over a bucket for a talking parrot to appear.

Mr Melrose said while the show was wildly entertaining, it also came with an anti-bullying message and encouraged children to show their true colours and display leadership.

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Courier supervisor stole parcels

By Cherie Taylor Failing to scan Apple products, making the packages untraceable for staff, a New Zealand Courier supervisor then stole the products, on-selling some and keeping others for herself.

Former Blenheim NZ Courier supervisor and mother-of-three, Bronwyn Te Puawaitana King, appeared before Judge Barbara Morris in Masterton District Court on Thursday pleading guilty to theft.

The court heard the 39-yearold was supervisor for the national courier service, based in Blenheim when the theft occurred earlier this year.

Police prosecutor Sergeant Garry Wilson said King, now of Masterton, had identified which packages coming through for delivery were Apple products.

She failed to scan them, making the packages untraceable through the company, keeping some of the stolen iPhones, iPod and iPad products for herself, on-selling others, Mr Wilson said.

Defence lawyer Jock Blathwayt said during the period of her offending, his client, now unemployed, had been under considerable “psychological stress”.

She had helped investigators work out how she had stolen the products, he said in submission.

“Her son was depressed ... she couldn’t resist taking the items ... she accepted responsibility.”

King had already paid most of the reparation, about $2000 to her employer.

Judge Morris sentenced King to 80 hours’ community work and to pay $920 in reparation.

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In brief Anzac calendar The history of World War One is being illustrated through a series of limited edition calendars produced by the Featherston Anzac Club. The club is commemorating the centenary of the war, starting with an 18-month calendar beginning on July 2014, reflecting the start of the Great War in 1914, when Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated at Sarajevo. The Great War Centenary Calendar 1914-1918 series will tell the story of the war, through different perspectives.

Club president Solitaire Robertson said the first calendar will be from a New Zealand perspective. Ms Robertson, Tim Watson and Dr Bernard Jervis led the project, gathering over 50 illustrations drawn from photographs, newspaper articles, poems, paintings, letters and diaries, to show the causes, course and consequences of the war.

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This was Rakaia School in 2012, and even now the school continues to grow as the roll rushes towards 200 pupils.

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Roll rushes towards 200

BY MYLES HUME

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Rakaia School will create another teaching position and wants another classroom as its roll pushes 200 – a milestone it hasn’t seen since early last century.

When principal Mark Ellis arrived nine years ago, the roll stood at 78.

Today it has climbed to 196 and returned to numbers it has not enjoyed since the early 1900s.

“I think it’s a mixture of things, I like to think there’s confidence in the community and the school and where we are geographically is close to

both Ashburton and Christchurch. House prices, as well as dairy, engineering and local businesses all contribute,” he said.

Mr Ellis said he was not the only Mid Canterbury school experiencing such growth with up to five early childhood centres feeding his school now, but it was a good problem to have.

He said the school had managed to get “snippets” of extra staffing and would look to create a fixed term teaching position in the junior school for the second half of the year, but having no more classroom space would force

that class into the library.

Census figures show Rakaia/Chertsey’s population has grown 13 per cent to 3603 since 2006 and during the past five years Rakaia School has had two new classrooms built, but Mr Ellis wants more.

“They may say we can give you more (classrooms) and cap it with an enrolment zone and that is what I would expect, the ministry have always seen our capacity at around 200,” he said.

Talk of an enrolment zone had been circulating for a while now, with the school currently working under a

Transport Entitlement Zone (TEZ) for its bus transport.

Pupils outside the TEZ are free to enrol but must be dropped at its boundary to be picked up.

Mr Ellis hoped if an enrolment zone was imposed it would trace the TEZ, and it would not affect the 17 pupils living outside that area.

Mr Ellis said enrolment zones for Dunsandel School and Mount Hutt College were already in place, naturally setting two boundaries for a Rakaia School enrolment zone, but more work would need to be done to complete the zone.

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But Singh had filled in the sheet himself, passing it off as the work of people from the church. Probation officers discovered what really happened. After a hearing, Singh was found guilty of a charge of forgery, and jailed for four months.

Senior police prosecutor Sergeant Paul Watkins, who secured the conviction, told APNZ it was the first time he’d seen anyone forge such documents. - APNZ

Desperate for a beer A man who smashed his way into an Oamaru supermarket, terrifying the night staff with a loaded air rifle because he was desperate for alcohol, has been jailed for three years. Terence Eric Webb, 63, a recovering alcoholic, was in considerable pain and having major difficulties with his pain medication when he “fell by the wayside”, Judge Kevin Phillips said at sentencing in the Dunedin District Court yesterday. Webb had a sawn-off air rifle, a hammer and a fishing knife with him when he went to the Wansbeck St supermarket about 3.45am on January 22.

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■ AUCKLAND HIGH COURT

In brief

Dead boy’s parents upset

By Jimmy Ellingham The heartbroken parents of Auckland teenager Stephen Dudley, who died when he was assaulted after rugby training, feel powerless and upset by a justice system they say is protecting the boys responsible for their grief.

Brent and Mona Dudley are unhappy that two teenage boys, whose names are permanently suppressed, won’t stand trial for the manslaughter of their 15-year-old son.

Stephen died after a school rugby training session on June 6 last year. He was taken to Auckland Hospital after being assaulted by the two teens and died a short time later.

Stephen, who was described by his dad as a “true gentleman”, never threw a punch at his attackers.

In the High Court at Auckland yesterday, one of them pleaded guilty to a charge of assault with intent to injure.

He was to have faced trial for manslaughter but the Crown said medical evidence concerning an undiagnosed heart condition Stephen suffered from, meant there was no reasonable chance of a conviction on that charge.

The teenager was bailed until his sentencing in August, and Justice Mark Cooper ordered a pre-sentence report that looked at home detention as a possible outcome.

The judge did not enter a conviction, meaning a discharge without conviction is possible, as happened earlier this year to the other, younger, teenage attacker. That boy pleaded guilty to assault after the manslaughter charge he

faced was also withdrawn.

All this has left Mr and Mrs Dudley feeling bewildered and struggling to accept that the attackers are not being charged with Stephen’s death.

They do not support name suppression, as it allowed the boys – one of whom plays top level sport – to continue their lives in anonymity and not be associated with their “thuggish” behaviour.

“Their mother still gets to kiss them on the head and give them a hug,” Mrs Dudley said yesterday. “I will never have that, not with my elder son.”

The Dudleys’ grief has been public knowledge, including a December incident where Mr Dudley was shot in the chest by his wife during an argument between the pair.

That was tough on them.

“We put on a big brave face

and we go to work and do our thing and we’re still involved in the community,” Mr Dudley said. “But we’re as heartbroken now as we’ve ever been.”

Mr Dudley planned to attend the older teenager’s sentencing, look him in the eye and read a victim impact statement.

In earlier court appearances, he didn’t believe the teen was remorseful.

The Dudleys aren’t even sure if the two teens know the enormity of what they did and the lasting effect Stephen’s death has had on his family.

“Our son had so many positive and good things. He offered the world, he was just that special guy,” Mr Dudley said.

“It’s the viciousness of what they did. That’s what we want to emphasise,” he said of the attack.

- APNZ

Knifepoint robbery Police are hunting two people who robbed a Bay View service station at knife-point on Thursday night.

Acting Senior Sergeant Clint Adamson of the Eastern District Command Centre said Bay View Mobil staff were “shaken up and shocked” after a male and female robbed the service station, otherwise known as J Young Motors, on Main North Rd, Bay View, at 8pm, before fleeing the scene in a vehicle. The weapon used in the aggravated robbery was described as a knife or “possibly a machete”, but there had been no injuries, Mr Adamson said. Police were reviewing security camera footage. However, they were unable to confirm what had been taken in the incident.

- APNZ

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■ ASHBURTON COLLISION

Three-car pile-up at busy intersection A three-car pile-up caused delays near the Methven Highway and Racecourse Road intersection on Thursday night.

Emergency services were called to the intersection about 6pm where it is alleged a car travelling towards Methven on the state highway failed to

slow down for queued traffic, ploughing into the back of a vehicle.

The domino effect saw another vehicle damaged in the crash.

Despite St John ambulance staff attending the scene, an Ashburton police spokesperson

said no one was injured in the crash.

The crash followed a horror period on Mid Canterbury roads last week, which saw three people killed in a twocar crash near Rakaia and at least three serious collisions occurred at State Highway

1 intersections. Earlier this week police senior sergeant Scott Banfield said inattention seemed to be a major factor in most of the recent crashes, and urged drivers to pull over if they were going to be distracted by factors such as cellphones or reading maps.

A judge has dismissed a Hamilton woman’s defence that a young boy’s mother gave him alcohol and not her as “beyond belief”. Lucy Teari Winnie Snowden, 25, was found guilty at the Hamilton District Court yesterday of supplying a young boy with alcohol at a skate park following an incident that went viral on YouTube in January.

Judge David Ruth dismissed her defence that the boy’s mother had supplied him with alcohol and fined her $1000 plus costs. Before sentencing her, Judge Ruth told the 25-year-old she had let the boy down. “You may not have known him but it must have been patently obvious that he was a child,” he said.

- APNZ

$13m win claimed A winning Lotto ticket worth more than $13 million proved to be the perfect cure for its owner’s migraine. The Hastings couple, who did not want to be identified, were regular Lotto players and realised on Sunday they were holding a winner. “I play my own numbers every week, so as soon as I saw the results I knew we’d won something good – I just didn’t know what,” the husband said. “When I realised we’d won First Division I crossed my fingers, hoping I’d picked the right Powerball too - lucky for us, I had.

“My wife wasn’t feeling well, so was in bed at the time. It turns out that me bursting through the door screaming, ‘We’ve won $13 million’ was an instant cure,” he said. The winners waited a couple of days before driving to Auckland to claim their prize. “We’re thrilled to be in a position to be able to share our good fortune and help our wider family and our favourite charities.”

- APNZ

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■ HAKATERE MARAE

Early start to matariki celebrations

BY TONI WILLIAMS

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Matariki, or Maori New Year, is a time for remembering people of the past and looking to the future.

The official Matariki date is June 28, but members at Hakatere Marae will celebrate it a week earlier.

They planned to hold an event that combined traditional values with a modern twist.

It was open to anyone to attend.

Marae spokesperson Janet Benfell said this year’s celebrations would include a pot luck tea instead of a hangi meal.

She said people were asked to bring a dish to share with others. Karaoke was also planned.

Matariki was the name of the Pleiades star cluster that appeared in the winter skies in late May or early June. It signalled the beginning of

the Mäori New Year.

The cluster consisted of hundreds of stars, but only seven could be seen clearly with the naked eye in Aotearoa New Zealand.

It was visible until March when it disappeared for two months over autumn.

In early times Matariki was used to celebrate the harvest and prepare the ground for the coming year, it was also a time to pass on traditions to others.

Matariki celebrations will be held at the Hakatere Marae, State Highway 1, Fairton on Saturday, June 21.

It starts at 5pm.

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Parents Centre – supporting A For the past 25 years the Ashburton Parents Centre has been supporting Ashburton people through the life changing experience of becoming parents.

Erin Tasker reports.

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25TH ANNIVERSARY EVENTS ■ One for the Ladies – Sunday, June 15, 1-5pm at the Ashburton Event Centre. Everyone welcome. Gold coin donation.

■ One for the Kids – Saturday, June 14. 10am Puppeteer, followed by puppet craft session.

1pm and 2.30pm, Kids Cooking classes with Jen’s Kitchen. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL for cooking classes.

■ One for the Gents – Pub Quiz, Thursday, July 3, 7pm at The Devon Tavern. Please register your team by June 23 with Emma Prichard on 027 313-1147.

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iona Tait reckons joining the Ashburton Parents Centre changed her life.

She was due to give birth to her and husband Hamish’s first child when she signed up for the centre’s Baby and You course, eager to learn as much as she could about the journey motherhood was about to take her on. It proved to be a course which opened up a whole new world to her.

She’d not long been in Ashburton and had been struggling to meet new people. Originally from Edinburgh, Scotland, Fiona and Hamish met in Christchurch before heading back to Scotland for a few years, getting married and then returning to Ashburton to make a home.

Living in a new town and commuting to work in Christchurch, there was little time and few opportunities to meet people.

But through the Ashburton Parents Centre that changed.

There, she met others in the same boat as her and finally felt like a part of her new community. She and the other mums were all welcoming their first child into the world and were all in the process of learning a new way of life.

Baby and You is a course for new mums and covers everything from sleeping and feeding, to first aid and baby massage, and from there Fiona and Callum moved on to the Moving and Munching course and Music and Movement. Together they made a whole new group of friends and four-anda-half years after they first met, they remain in touch.

“For me, because I didn’t know a lot of people, I didn’t really have that support network around me when I had my first child, so the Baby and You course was just brilliant,” Fiona said.

“I met people and we had a regular coffee group after that finished. I still keep in touch with some of them now.”

Parents Centre groups allow

becoming mobile and eating solids.

From just a few months old until they head to school, kids can also take part in the weekly Music and Movement classes and the regular playgroups, while other informative classes or guest speakers are often scheduled for parents in the evenings.

Fiona Tait is mother to four-and-a-half-year-old Callum and two-and-a-half-year-old Lewis, and is the president of Ashburton Parents Centre.

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children to learn and mingle with other children their age, but they’re also beneficial to mums.

“Part of it is for the kids, but it’s also for the mums to get out of the house.”

“It’s just having somewhere to go and get out of the house when you go from being sort of a career woman, to suddenly being at home with a baby. It can be quite isolating.”

When Callum was about six months old Fiona joined the Ashburton Parents Centre committee – her first ever committee. She joined because she wanted to give back to an organisation that had given her so much, and to meet even more people.

“I wanted to make sure that other parents embarking on

this journey, and other people like me, who perhaps did not have their own families around them, had somewhere to go to meet like-minded people who could help and support each other.”

She’s taken on a variety of roles on that committee over the years and after having her second child, Lewis, a couple of years ago she took on the challenging role of president.

Fiona said she had a good, strong committee behind her.

Each woman on the committee was a mother and had different demands on their time, but everyone put in what they could.

Having never been on a committee before, Fiona said she was naïve when she joined.

She didn’t realise what it took to make such an organisation run smoothly. She didn’t realise

they had to raise in excess of $20,000 each year to cover their costs like rent and power.

To do that they make grant applications and are grateful for the support of the Lion Foundation through the Ashburton Trust, who help them out every year. They also hold various fundraisers through the year.

It’s worth the hard work though because Fiona knows how valuable the service they provide is for parents.

There’s something for mums from day one. Before baby is born they host a pregnancy yoga class and a childbirth education class. When baby’s born they hold the Baby and You course to help introduce new mums to motherhood, followed by the Moving and Munching which offers advice and information for when baby starts

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Ashburton families for 25 years

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Above – Some of Ashburton Parents Centre’s younger members (from left) – Cyrus and Austin Brokenshire, 22 months, Riley Hillier, 19 months, Sophie Thomson, 19 months, Dominic Saunders, 19 months, and Jordana Johns, 19 months.

Left – Claire Chibanguza, 19 months, makes use of some the Ashburton Parents Centre toys during playgroup.

Below – Andrew Johns and Jordana, 19 months, enjoy the regular playgroup at Ashburton Parents Centre.

A happy ‘accident’ that does us proud

T

he Ashburton Parents Centre’s beginnings 25 years ago were somewhat accidental.

An Ashburton mum wrote away wanting information about Play Centre, but her letter arrived at the Parents Centre headquarters instead. They sent information back to that mum and the Ashburton Parents Centre was born.

The first committee meeting was held on

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July 11, 1989.

Former committee member Debbie Kell had a long association with the centre and said although it grew and changed over the years, the same core principles of parental support and education remained; objectives held up by more than 50 Parents Centres nationwide.

Now a life member Debbie has had both a personal and professional involvement with the organisation, including helping implement various nationwide courses, and was one of the original developers of the Parenting with Purpose course in conjunction with the Ministry of Education a decade ago.

Debbie, who works as the training consultant, said her work as a Parents Centre volunteer gave her a taste for adult education and provided a heap of opportunities for professional development.

Parental support and education is at the core of Parents Centre values. While the courses may have changed over the years the objectives and values have remained.

While supporting the parents of the region, over the years the Ashburton centre

has also given back to the wider community. In 2004, the centre funded a new double bed for the Ashburton Hospital maternity ward, to allow for couples to stay overnight after their baby’s birth. In the same year the centre was able to purchase its own indoor playground after two years of fundraising efforts, one of many benefits for children of members and those within the wider community who access the current rooms in the Netherby shopping complex.

Back in 1988, the first meeting was at the house of Nick Harrall, who was appointed as joint president along with Diana Jager.

The centre worked hard to secure their own “home”. Having their own premises was a huge step forward; made possible due to combined efforts of members and community support, according to Fiona.

“We are one of the only few centres nationwide to have this and we will continue to use this facility to its optimum to reach out to many different families with different needs.”

Like any organisation, the support of the community and members is crucial for survival.

“Since we began 25 years ago, we have always been reliant on the generosity of our volunteers giving up their own time to help others. And over 25 years that adds up to a lot of people. Credit must be given to each and every one of these past volunteers, as without a continuing committee over the years we wouldn’t be where we are today.”

Twenty-five years after it began, the objectives of Ashburton Parents Centre remain the same as they were listed in an early document filed from 1991.

“We aim to inform, educate and support parents in their roles and to promote positive and healthy attitudes to parenting from antenatal to middle childhood. The Ashburton Parents Centre cares for parents and their children.”

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â– MT HUTT SKIFIELD OPENING

Pip and Eva Wylaars having a ball.

Mt Hutt Ski Area opened for the 2014 season yesterday and Guardian photographer Tetsuro Mitomo was there to capture all of the action.

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Navy comes to the rescue of dog on log

BY REBECCA QUILLIAM A dog which had been washed out to sea was rescued by the Navy, following this week’s wild storm.

Crew from the Royal New Zealand Navy Inshore Patrol Vessel HMNZS Hawea spotted the distressed dog floating on a log in Smokehouse Bay, Great Barrier Island, yesterday.

Able Seaman Combat Specialist Filipe Latu, noticed the dog, and requested its rescue from the Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Anthony Norris.

A rigid-hulled inflatable boat with four crew on board was sent out to the dog. It was taken ashore, where the sailors found a friendly face who knew the dog’s owners, Lieutenant Norris said.

He said it was an unusual and unexpected sight.

“There was significant debris in the water and on one large log floating in the water was this poor, helpless dog. I would hate to think how long he was there.”

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■ TEAM NEW ZEALAND

Weeks away from going under The clock is ticking for Team New Zealand. Without an immediate cash injection the syndicate are, in the words of boss Grant Dalton, “gone by the end of the month”.

However, Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce has just ruled out any immediate cash injection for Team New Zealand.

Desperate times call for desperate measures, and so the syndicate yesterday invited the media to their Halsey St base in a thinly veiled attempt to make one last plea to the New Zealand tax-payer to keep the doors of the syndicate open.

Worried the “hysteria” and “negative rhetoric” around the rules for the next America’s Cup is hinging efforts to secure further bridging finance from the Government, Dalton has stated his case to the for the team’s continued involvement in the event.

Although Dalton said the syndicate has never been in a better position from a sponsorship point of view, the money he has lined up won’t kick in until February next year once the venues for 35th America’s Cup and qualifying series is known.

So Team New Zealand is reliant on government funds getting them through to February.

At a media conference yesterday afternoon, Mr Joyce ruled out any immediate cash injection. He said he wanted to see the sponsors front up first, Newstalk ZB reported.

Dalton says he has private money lined up to help tide them over in the meantime, but those donors aren’t willing to hand over a cheque until the Government is on board.

Team New Zealand boss Grant Dalton.

While privately Dalton says the Government have been receptive to continuing their investment in Team New Zealand, they’re nervous about the public backlash in election year. So it rests on Dalton’s shoulders to try to convince the New Zealand taxpayer it will be money well spent.

But with Oracle Team USA widely criticised for tabling a protocol stacked in their favour, the task of trying to convince New Zealanders entering the 35th America’s Cup is a worthwhile endeavour has become all the more difficult. The general reaction from Kiwi fans was ‘tell Oracle to go and get stuffed’.

That approach won’t hurt Oracle, it will only hurt Team New

Zealand, says Dalton.

He claims the protocol isn’t as bad as some, including the Herald, have been suggesting.

“It isn’t that bad. These guys aren’t doing us any favours, let’s be realistic about that -- it is the America’s Cup. But it isn’t that bad,” he said.

Dalton points out the task facing them in the last campaign was an even steeper mountain to climb. In 2010 when the protocol for the 34th America’s Cup was released, the extent of Dean Barker’s multihull experience was sailing a Hobie catamaran on his Christmas holidays; they had no firm commitment from sponsors; Team New Zealand didn’t have a design team with multihull exper-

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tise, while Oracle had just won the America’s Cup in a giant wing-sailed multihull.

“We don’t see the odds being stacked anything like they were last time. We were starting from absolute scratch, we’d never even seen a wingsail, let alone designed one.

“So the project doesn’t worry us at all, there’s nothing in the Protocol that scares us off,” said Dalton.

“In many respects we’re strong than we have ever been.

We’re operational, we’re sound, we’ve got a lot of sponsor interest. But we have a serious cash flow issue and we have a New Zealand public that is critically important to us.”

Dalton also played up the

importance of yachting in this country, pointing out New Zealand’s long association with the America’s Cup and the positive spin-off that has had for the marine industry and the Auckland waterfront.

“The first memory I have is Clive Roberts and Chris Bouzaid -- Heligoland 1969, Rainbow II [in the One Ton Cup] -- it started there for my generation and it’s grown through Laurie Davidson, Bruce Farr, Peter Blake. All that history brings us to this point.

“If we go, there ain’t no coming back. The start-up price of a team from scratch is so astronomical that it will never happen in this country.”

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John Banks: ‘It’s a tragedy but no regrets’

By AdAm Bennett The events leading to the end of John Banks’ Parliamentary career yesterday have been “a tragedy” but he has no regrets, remains upbeat and is glad to be alive, Act’s departing Epsom MP says.

Mr Banks’ resignation as an MP after he was found guilty of electoral finance fraud became official yesterday.

“It’s not the way I would have wanted to have left but if you’re going to have a very long, very full commercial life and a very long and very full political life then you’re going to have rainy days and in recent months the rain has been raining,” he told

NewsTalkZB political editor Barry Soper this morning.

“It’s a tragedy but no regrets and I’m not a victim, we just look forward and we keep going.”

In an apparent reference to those listed in obituaries yesterday morning, he said: “There’s a lot of people alphabetically listed on the back page of the newspapers today that wish they were me”.

Much of Mr Banks’ term in Parliament as Act’s sole MP has been marred by the initial allegations of electoral fraud related to his failed 2010 bid for the Auckland supercity mayoralty and his subsequent trial and guilty verdict on charges

of knowingly filing a false electoral return. However, he didn’t regret his return to national politics three years ago.

“What a great honour and what a great experience it has been for me to work with an outstanding individual like John Key and his kitchen cabinet in particular and generally the cabinet of the National Party and my coalition friends.

“I’ve enjoyed it very much. Of course it’s been tough and I’ve had the bad times and bad days but overall it’s an been an experience that I could never have expected again and I got, which was great.”

Politics was “a noble profession and something to be proud

of and I’m grateful for the opportunity”.

Mr Banks’ sentencing and the issue of whether he will be convicted will be considered by the High Court on August 1.

Mr Banks’ resignation would automatically trigger a byelection unless Parliament passes a motion with 75 per cent majority to prevent that.

The National Government will introduce the motion next week and Labour, which until now remained uncommitted, this morning said it would support it.

Leader David Cunliffe said that at a special caucus meeting earlier this week it was decided Labour would not force the bye-

lection “because it is not in the public interest”.

However he wanted to mark Mr Banks’ last day as an MP by calling on Mr Key to support Labour’s members bill to scrap the coat-tailing provision under which Act had retained Epsom.

“Act’s final foray into Parliament was an abject failure. The deal done by John Key and John Banks in a bid to bring Don Brash back into Parliament backfired spectacularly. John Banks has been nothing but an embarrassment for National this Parliamentary term.

“National needs to end the manipulation of the electoral system in Epsom – voters there have had enough.”

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here’s nothing I don’t like about this job,” says the Ashburton Resource Recovery Park’s new site supervisor.

Glen Sole has overseen a number of changes since taking up the position in March, including installing wheelie bins at satellite recycling sites around Mid Canterbury.

On the day the Guardian visits there is three days of kerbside collection and other rubbish which has accumulated at the park, due to a floor-repair job having created a bottleneck.

General waste through the park totals 900,000 kilograms per month, a figure which includes all the black kerbside collection bags from around Mid Canterbury and the rubbish dumped by park visitors at the site. The general waste is compacted at the park before being loaded into pods for transport to Kate Valley.

The floor-repair job and consequent rubbish build-up has meant a weekend at work for Mr Sole, who has had only five days off work since March.

“That’s what you have to do when you run a business though, pick up the shortfall. It doesn’t bother me, I love it.”

The Timaru dad-of-two will move to Ashburton soon, to be closer to his workplace.

A workplace accident in 1998 led Mr Sole down a new career path. While on a demolition site in Timaru, he fell 10 metres and landed on his feet. He shattered his lower left leg, smashed his elbow and sheared the backs off four vertebrae discs. He was partially paralysed, but recovered. However, his leg had to later be amputated below the knee, and he today wears a prosthetic limb.

The accident meant numerous surgeries and Mr Sole took advantage of having time off work to train in human resource management, undertaking a diploma. He developed a keen interest in workplace safety, and became a health and safety co-ordinator for Talley’s.

The job at the Ashburton Resource Recovery Park has given him a whole new challenge.

There are 11 full and part-time staff and the park processes huge volumes of recyclable materials each year in addition to the general waste.

Installing wheelie bins at Mid Canterbury’s 15 satellite sites has been among new initiatives Mr Sole has introduced.

Prior to the introduction of the wheelie bins, the sites used wooden cubes, which were a messy way of collecting recyclables. “All they are is a vermin trap,” he said.

Mr Sole is a wheelie bin fan. He is following the current submission process over

Losing his leg following a workplace accident took Glen Sole on a journey which has brought him to the Ashburton Resource Recovery Park, as its new site supervisor.

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wheelie bins closely, and would like to see them replace the black kerbside collection bags used by the Ashburton District Council. Rubbish from wheelie bins would come into the park already partially compacted, so would be much tidier once on site and easier to complete compaction into the pods.

He and fellow staff have be-

come more proactive in salvaging recyclable material from general waste which people drop off at the dump and the amount of metal and wood in particular going into recycling streams had increased.

Mr Sole was making a feature of the shop at the park and had lowered prices.

He said the things people

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dumped would amaze many.

Items in the shop generally went for just $1 or $2, and he had recently sold a $795 new Trelise Cooper dress with the price tag still on it.

He is holding a competition to come up with a name for the shop and wants to promote its benefits to Mid Cantabrians.

As well as general bric-a-brac,

clothing and other op-shop-type items, the shop sold paint which has been recovered or dropped off. Staff were licensed chemical handlers of such items.

“A lot of people don’t realise you can dump re-useable goods here for nothing, our friendly staff will help you decide what is re-useable and what is rubbish,” Mr Sole said.

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■ LEAGUE

Highs, lows for Rasmussen It has been a week of emotional extremes for Magic midcourter Grace Rasmussen.

The excitement of last weekend’s last-gasp win over the Swifts to secure a preliminary final showdown with the Firebirds quickly gave way to disappointment for Rasmussen, who arrived back from Sydney to the news she had missed out on a place in the Silver Ferns team for the Commonwealth Games.

Playing some of the best netball of her career after making the shift to the Magic this season, Rasmussen has been New Zealand’s in-form wing attack in the ANZ Championship.

But in a tightly-run contest for Ferns midcourt spots, the national selectors looked past Rasmussen’s efforts this year and plumped for incumbent Shannon Francois and returning mother Liana Leota.

It has made for an emotionally trying start to week two of the transtasman league playoffs for the former Fern, but Rasmussen insists with the support of her teammates and coach Julie Fitzgerald, she has been able to move on and quickly turn her focus to Monday night’s match against the Firebirds.

“With the naming of the Silver Ferns I was really disappointed at the beginning of the week, particularly coming back

Grace Rasmussen

from a great win in Sydney, it was a bit of a buzz killer,” said a surprisingly upbeat Rasmussen.

“But I’ve dealt with it and I’ll move on. I really want to take that disappointment and channel it into positive energy for Monday’s final.”

You couldn’t blame Rasmussen if she were to be bitter about missing out on the team for Glasgow.

The 26-year-old has been the rock in the under-rated Magic attack end, and one of their most consistent players this season, picking up the ANZ Championship’s “golden bib” award for the best-performing

midcourter - statistically speaking - on five occasions. To be overlooked in favour of Leota, a player that has only one full game of transtasman league netball under her belt and freely admits she is still a long way off full fitness after the birth of her third child, must be pretty hard to swallow.

However Rasmussen finds some consolation in the fact the grounds for her non-selection were largely beyond her control. She said the selectors were clearly looking for a different style to what she offers.

“I think I played some of the best netball of my career

this season, and the stats have shown it. So I feel I have done everything I can do and at the end of the day you can’t control what the selectors want. I have no regrets and I think I’ve proven myself this season.”

Rasmussen said she hopes to get the opportunity to prove her worth in the Silver Ferns environment in the end of year tests against Australia and England.

An ANZ Championship winners medal would also be a pretty nice consolation prize for Rasmussen.

The Magic expect an allout scrap for a spot in the title decider against the Vixens in Melbourne on Monday. Last week’s tense one-goal win over the heavily favoured Swifts has re-instilled a lot of belief in the Waikato-Bay of Plenty side, after a run of losses heading into the playoffs. It wasn’t always a pretty performance, but the Magic managed to hang in there and nail their opportunities when it mattered.

Rasmussen said her side will need to produce a similarly gritty performance against the Firebirds on Monday.

“Julie has reinforced to us quite a bit in training that a win doesn’t necessarily come in the first, second or third quarter, it is often a grind.”

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■ OPINION

Starting your day with football I

f you’re a sports-head, then right now you must be at the point of having to carefully allot your telly time; there’s so much going on that a long holiday could seem like a popular option, just so you could perch yourself in front of the box and watch wall-to-wall sport.

Start your day with a nice breakfast of Ronaldo, Messi and Rooney (oh, and the Aussies should we be supporting them?), and just carry on from there.

In fact you can completely bookend your day, with the Black Caps actually doing good things on tour, with Mark Craig (who?) leading the way against the Calypso Kings; as well as an eight-wicket bag on debut, he hit a six with his first ball in test cricket, not many have achieved that particular milestone.

Somewhere in between you can catch Richie and the boys intent on making reparations for their misdeeds in the first test (they did win, didn’t they?) as they tackle a new-look Pommy side in the superb confines of Forsyth Barr Stadium tonight.

That right there is the stadium of the future, and should be the model Christchurch is looking at, not some zillion-dollar monstrosity that will be filled to capacity once (possibly twice, at a pinch) a year. Yes I know that’s how sports stadia work, you build them big and hope you can financially stumble through year after year after year, but in case anybody in charge has forgotten, Christchurch is somewhat of a special case, and there is even less than the usual millions available to consider any future development.

The NBA is just brilliant right now - the Spurs have taken LeBron and his uber-star Miami mates on with all guns blazing, and have forged a handy lead in the finals. In game three they came out blazing in the first fifteen minutes; so much so that their coach, who is supposed to say ‘Yeah but we can improve plenty from here’, actually said ‘Nobody will repeat that start to a match, ever’.

Not a bad way to fill in a couple of hours in the daytime after

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party central in Brazil has died down for a bit.

The Black Sticks (male and female) are battling away trying to at least maintain their world standings (the girls SHOULD have beaten Aussie), Lydia is inching towards world domination, the cyclists are inching towards another episode of Le Tour, and its all just an entree, because on the horizon looms Glasgow 2014, where we can actually win stuff.

But there’s always a fly in the bucket of ointment, isn’t there.

The NRL has done it for decades, since the men from the Tigers were rather too closely associated with blokes who carried machine guns to work.

League has survived players, fans and entire clubs seemingly

doing their utmost to drag their sport into the mire, but more than survive, the game is thriving and going constantly forward. Cricket is in the throes of turmoil that will see plenty of dirt emerge in the near future.

But the focus now is on football and basketball.

One has a demented, racist club owner sueing the NBA for a billion dollars while trying to sell the Clippers for $2 billion, which led to an interview with the CEO that should have been all about the showcase game going on in the background but instead was all about Mr Sterling and his crazed antics.

Only in America.

The other has its own CEO Sepp Blatter trying to find allies to re-elect him for yet another term at the top, all the while deflecting accusations that many millions of dollars spent getting the next footballing extravaganza to the highly unlikely venue of Qatar might just have been, er, diverted.

Only in - well, wherever there are human beings in charge.

Andrew McFadden

Experience shapes McFadden’s approach Nothing came easy for Andrew McFadden during his sevenyear, 100-game first grade playing career.

The 36-year-old Warriors coach admits playing for Canberra, Parramatta, and Melbourne was no fairytale ride and nothing came without constant hard work and dedication. Experiencing the rollercoaster ride of an NRL career has shaped McFadden’s approach to coaching and given him the ability to relate to and mentor many of the Warriors’ young stars.

“My experiences as a player have definitely helped me to be the coach that I am. I wasn’t one of those guys that everything happened easily for.

“Especially in first grade, I had to really work hard at my game and I probably didn’t reach any great heights as a player. I struggled with a lot of the things these players struggle with now,” McFadden said.

“I’m fully aware of the pressures and expectation of a first grade footballer and that helps me deal with the young ones.”

Coming through the Raiders system as a promising junior during the Green Machine’s glory days, McFadden found himself battling to fulfil expectations once he was thrust into grade in 1997, as a replacement for halfback Ricky Stuart.

Playing alongside five-eighth Laurie Daley was a dream come true but trying to live up to the standards set by his new halves partner and other legends like Bradley Clyde, Brett Mullins and then coach Mal Meninga, was a constant struggle.

Overseeing Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson’s development brings back many memories for McFadden, and while he demands excellence and consistency from the 23-yearold playmaker and the team’s other young guns, he is patient and sympathetic to their situation.

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Concussion a threat to All Blacks

By Gregor Paul As much as the All Blacks want to win tonight, for some in their camp the bigger hope is getting 23 men safely out of Dunedin without incurring any major blows to the head.

Concussion is as much, if not more, of a threat to the All Blacks, than any opponent.

Richie McCaw has been troubled by concussion way more than he has any defensive blitz or attacking trickery. Kieran Read was unstoppable last year, but two successive blows to the head in Super Rugby have meant he’s barely got going in 2014.

The ability of a head knock to inflict lasting damage is unparalleled and almost half of tonight’s starting team have, in

the past few years, endured compulsory stand-downs after failing concussion tests.

Some, such as McCaw, Read and Conrad Smith, have endured multiple blows to the head which is why administrators around the world have increased efforts in the past few weeks to further protect the players.

Tonight’s test will be played under new rules that will allow teams up to 10 minutes to assess players they suspect may have concussion.

Since 2012 the IRB has been trialling its sideline test which has been a major factor in seeing the number of concussed players return to the field drop from 56 per cent to 13 per cent.

Determined to drive that number down to zero - the IRB

have increased from five minutes the length of time a player can be temporarily replaced while medics try to determine his or her condition.

It’s a move welcomed by All Black doctor Tony Page who says the extension is another step in the right direction of accentuating the seriousness of any injury relating to the brain.

“We have a lot of head knocks each week but we generally wouldn’t have a concussion every week,” says Page. “Yes I do certainly feel relief. Probably like a parent watching that they play this game and they are okay.

But that’s not just concussion.”

The All Blacks are doing what they can internally to promote a strong culture of honesty and player responsibility in relation

to concussion. Page is confident players don’t withhold information about head knocks or try to cheat the system that tests them.

He says that often his attention is alerted during a game to a potential concussion casualty by one of the other players. There is a culture of selfpolicing - of mates looking out for mates - which management endorse and encourage because in the past month reminders of the seriousness of head knocks have been everywhere.

Former Chiefs captain Craig Clarke was forced to retire after failing to recover from a major blow to the head he sustained in January.

Former Kiwi and England rugby player Shontayne Hape revealed the harrowing story

behind his premature retirement - and how he’s fortunate to be alive after enduring sustained damage to his brain.

And then of course there has been the battle fought by Read.

The past month has also shown both how much progress has been made in improving attitudes towards concussion and how much work still has to be done.

The All Blacks withdrew Read from the first test the instant he complained of concussion symptoms and this week, the Australian Rugby Union appointed a concussion specialist.

The data coming out of England, they conduct extensive research every year, proves that concussion is becoming more prevalent.

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Dampney the Barbarian

By Jonathan Leask

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Mid Canterbury captain and 2013 Heartland player of the year Jon Dampney has been selected to play for the New Zealand Barbarians for their match against the Highlanders.

The day the Barbarians-Highlanders game was announced in May, Dampney received a phone call.

“I read about the game in the morning and next thing I had a phone call about playing,” Dampney said.

“Lucky I had read it or I wouldn’t have believed the voice message and thought someone was pulling my leg.”

The Barbarians, coached by Southland Stags coach Brad Mooar, will meet the Highlanders at Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill on Friday June 20 with the Ashburton Trust Mid Canterbury captain in the mix.

Like traditional Barbarian teams, there is likely to be an international flavour to the selection along with a number of Stags and players from other New Zealand provinces.

The final squad is yet to be announced but Dampney will play alongside topcalibre recruits such as Rico Gear, Seilala Mapusua and the Southland pair of Jason Rutledge and David Hall - with former All Black Andrew Hore also a distinct possibility.

Dampney will have two games in 24 hours as after Baabaas game he will catch an early morning flight back to turn out for an injury hit Southern against Hampstead - on a day which is also his birthday.

The Barbarians outing adds to what is already shaping as a big year for the 30-year-old with the Ranfurly Shield challenge, the Meads Cup defence and he is set to become a father with partner Hayley Bennett.

Junior Boks ready for test

Jon Dampney

They’re locking horns again. Tomorrow night New Zealand and South Africa meet in the Junior World Championship semifinal, just nine days after the Junior Boks cleaned out the hosts with a clinical 33-24 win in pool play.

South Africa now have three JWC wins in a row against the New Zealand Under 20s, but they are acutely aware this will count for little come kick-off.

South African coach Dawie Theron laughed when asked if his charges were happy to assume the favourites’ tag after being top qualifiers.

“It’s still in New Zealand against New Zealand. We know how much is riding on it for them. We were in a similar situation when the tournament was in South Africa,” he said. “This is a massive test again. We shift our minds to a two-test series. It’s unfortunate we can’t meet in

different circumstances (that is, the final) but that’s the way it is.”

Theron’s injury problems were abating, though there was no word on the health of fullback Jesse Kriel, who copped a knock at the end of the first half in the bruising 21-8 victory over Samoa.

Other than Simon Hickey’s exit with an ankle injury, New Zealand have a full complement from which to choose, though lock James Tucker sat out yesterday’s training as a precaution.

Assistant coach Leon MacDonald says there will be some adjustment tactically from the previous clash, but he is generally happy with the attacking output of what is a potentially exciting back division. “They all love running the ball, but it’s about getting that decision-making right.”

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In brief Cartels win too Drug cartels in Peru and Bolivia, two of the world’s top producers of cocaine, are drooling over the bountiful market being served up next door by the World Cup in Brazil. They are sending huge amounts of the drug to their giant South American neighbour, where the world’s premier sporting event started yesterday. Since the start of the year there has been a huge increase in the number of so-called “drug flights” by small planes from Peru carrying cocaine to Bolivia.

From there, it is transported over land to Brazil. Secret landing strips sprout like mushrooms in the Peruvian valleys where coca leaves are produced. From there, planes carrying up to 300 kilos of cocaine are taking off frequently, authorities say.

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Midfield playmaker Arturo Vidal could make an earlier than expected comeback from injury to play in Chile’s World Cup opener against Australia. Vidal, who had knee surgery last month, practised well this week, leading coach Jorge Sampaoli to say it was “highly likely” the Juventus star would be fit before Chile’s game against the lowest-ranked team in the tournament. Most of the pre-tournament attention in Group B has focused on the 2010 finalists Spain and Netherlands, but the way the Chileans have risen steadily in the rankings has many pundits — even Brazil great Pele — picking them to progress out of the group.

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Money talks Cameroon’s players arrived late for the World Cup after belatedly resolving a bonus payment dispute with their national federation. Now they’re under pressure to show why they’re worth it. With players like Chelsea’s Samuel Eto’o and Barcelona’s Alex Song, Cameroon is capable of advancing out of Group A. But they need to put the bonus flap, and a disappointing three losses at the last World Cup, behind them and concentrate on Mexico.

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Brazil’s Neymar races past Croatia’s Ivan Perisic before scoring his side’s first goal during the group A World Cup soccer match between Brazil and Croatia.

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Neymar showed why he is carrying Brazil’s hopes at the World Cup, scoring twice yesterday to help the underwhelming hosts escape a disappointing start to the tournament.

With Brazil struggling and down a goal against a spirited Croatian team, Neymar came through to lead his team to a 3-1 win in the opening match, scoring once in each half. The killer goal to make the score 2-1 was a hotly contested penalty awarded by Japanese referee

Yuichi Nishimura.

“Things weren’t going well,” he said. “The first match is always difficult, we were anxious, we were nervous. I’m glad I was able to get the goals we needed at the time we needed them.”

“He is a special player and we know that,” Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari said. “And he needs to know that we know that.”

Brazil got off to a slow start in its home tournament.

Defender Marcelo found his

Cheering from space The six-member crew on the International Space Station may be busy conducting scientific experiments out there on the final frontier. Even astronauts will be taking some downtime to watch the action in Brazil. In a video message from orbit, German crew member Alexander Gerst wished all teams and fans in Brazil “peaceful games.” His American colleague Reid Wiseman added: “Have fun, play hard, and we’ll be watching on the International Space Station.” Gerst, Wiseman and station commander Steve Swanson also showed off their football skills in low gravity. - AP

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own net while trying to clear a low cross by Ivica Olic in the 11th minute, stunning the crowd of more than 62,100 packing the Itaquerao Stadium.

But Neymar equalised in the 29th, firing a perfectly placed low shot that went in off the post. He said he didn’t hit the ball perfectly, “but it went in, it’s all that matters.”

“It’s important to start these tournaments on the right foot, with a victory,” said Neymar.

“I’m happy that I got to score, but the entire team deserves credit. We maintained our calm and showed we could battle back.”

The game turned on a controversial penalty awarded by Nishimura in the second half after striker Fred went down inside the area under minimal contact from defender Dejan Lovren.

Neymar scored from the spot in the 71st minute, getting his 33rd goal with Brazil. Croatia goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa nearly saved Neymar’s shot, but it was struck hard enough to deflect into the net.

The Croatians were furious.

“If that was a penalty, we should be playing basketball.

Those kinds of fouls are penalised there,” Croatia coach Niko

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Kovac said. “That is shameful, this is not a World Cup referee.

He had one kind of criteria for them and another for us. The rules were not the same,” Kovac said.

As Croatia searched desperately for an equaliser, Oscar added to the lead in the first minute of injury time with a toe poke from just outside the penalty area.

A draw would have been a huge disappointment for Brazil, which had won its opening match the last eight times and is overwhelming favourite to win the competition.

“The team didn’t give up,” Brazil defender David Luiz said “We knew it would be hard but we played well and got that first goal and then the victory.”

The tournament finally got underway as planned after months of talk about the preparation problems that plagued Brazil since it was picked as host seven years ago.

The troubled Itaquerao, which wasn’t fully finished for the opener, held up without major setbacks to fans or the match itself, although part of the lights atop the pitch went out a few times for brief periods in the first half.

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Socceroos not weighing in on ref Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou refused to weigh in on the refereeing drama of the World Cup’s opening game, despite it possibly becoming a big factor in Australia’s clash with Chile later today.

The showpiece kicked off in controversy yesterday after Japanese referee Yuichi Nishimura awarded a penalty that helped hosts Brazil start their campaign with a 3-1 win over Croatia in Sao Paulo.

Nishimura ruled Fred had been brought down in the box however, replays showed there had been minimal contact.

In the wake of the controversy there are suggestions referees may be gun shy when it comes to making similar decisions during the rest of the tournament.

Socceroos striker Tim Cahill said he was expecting there to be shirt-pulling and nudging by the Chileans in the box during their crucial first clash in Cuiaba today. But Postecoglou wouldn’t get drawn into the matter.

“All the teams have had a visit from the officials and they’ve told every country what they’re looking for, so we’re aware of what they’re looking at,” Postecoglou said. “The referees have

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got their job, we’ve got ours so we won’t sit there and try and preempt what may or may not happen.

“We’ve been told the things that are going to be highlighted at this World Cup and we’ll deal with it accordingly.”

While the Chileans may look to nullify Cahill’s aerial advantage Postecoglou said he wasn’t Australia’s only threat.

“We’ve got somebody there who’s very threatening and Timmy’s looked very sharp. But I don’t think that’s our only avenue for goal,” Postecoglou said.

“We’re working on a few

things and we certainly believe we can be a threat in other areas.

“But there’s no doubt they’re going to have to pay attention to Timmy because if he does get half a chance in the box, particularly in the air, he can head it in from any position. So we’ll use that.”

Postecoglou emphasised there were no concerns over Mark Bresciano’s fitness and indicated the veteran midfielder would start.

The 34-year-old has been battling a back complaint in the lead up to the Socceroos’ campaign opener. “Absolutely (he’s right

to start),” Postecoglou said.

“He’s trained really well and more important he’s recovered from training really well. So he’s ready to go. I think he’s really looking forward to it, he’s got that steely look in his eye and he’s ready to play.

Meanwhile, FIFA has ordered the Socceroos to change their strip for their opening match.

They were due to wear the traditional gold shirt and green shorts. But they will now play in gold shorts, with the governing body ruling the green would have clashed with Chile’s blue shorts.

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■ RIFLE SHOOTING

50 years of Coronation shooting

By Jonathan Leask

Jonathan.l@theguardian.co.nz

The mysterious mint green building on West Street marks its 50th anniversary this weekend.

Countless Ashburtonians will have passed the facility unaware of what goes on inside the distinctively-coloured building on State Highway that is synonymous with regular shootings.

It has been the home of smallbore shooting for 50 years.

The Coronation Target Shooting Club range was completed in 1964 to be the new home of the then 10-year-old club.

Prior to its completion the club, first known as the Ashburton Home Service Members’ Rifle Club (HSA), had facilities at Crum’s Brick Yard on Creek Road.

During World War Two, many of the men who remained behind underwent basic military training and were shown how to use rifles.

In 1953 the club wished to become independent of the HSA, and purchased the range.

They needed a new name and given it was the year of Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to the throne, the Coronation Rifle Club was born.

They spent 10 years on Creek Road before the club signed a lease for the land on West Street in 1961.

After a fitting farewell, the old site was demolished in 1961, but with the new facility taking three years of volunteer work to complete, the club temporarily shot at the Lynnford Range until moving into their new home on June 13, 1964.

The range initially had room for eight shooters, with a dirt floor between the mound and the targets, sitting about two feet lower than the floor level of the building.

Dedicated work from successive committees and volunteers has seen plenty of up-grades, including the enforced demise of the open fire in the lounge area, due to new clean air regulations.

It burned the backs of members’ legs for 48 years but now a pellet fire takes its place.

The land initially leased from New Zealand Railways, in 1961, was finally purchased and secured in December 1995.

The range can now hold 14 shooters at once, on a ground and mezzanine floor arrangement, comfortably accommodating upwards of 60 shooters competing at an event.

During the season the range hosts Monday and Tuesday night club nights for Coronation seniors and juniors respectively.

All of the Ashburton County Smallbore Rifle Association meetings, representative fixtures, inter-club finals and annual championships are held there.

They also see Ashburton College students once a week for a Target Shooting elective as part of the physical education course.

The range is also home for the Ashburton Plainsmen shooting team, who are the current Division One Champions in the Target Shooting New Zealand National District Championships.

After a period of low membership in the early 2000s, the club has slowly built back up again.

Current president, Dean Smith, is a relatively new mem-

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ber but has seen numbers treble in his time with the club.

“Membership is going mental at the moment,” Smith said.

“There were about 10 members when I first signed up and now we have over 30 and plenty

of other regular casual members.” Most of those are expected along today.

The anniversary celebrations commence this afternoon with a fun novelty shoot, which will showcase the history of the club

and of shooting equipment and styles, with an afternoon tea provided once the shooting has been completed.

In the evening the dinner and formalities will be at the Ashburton Hotel.

Results from yesterday’s Ashburton Harness meeting at Addington The weather was fine and the track fast for the Ashburton Harness at Addington yesterday.

RACE 1 - MORRISON’S SADDLERY & FEED MOBILE PACE, $7000, 1950m 1-1 Mighty Major (3) K Barron 1 8-7 My Lifesign (12) D Dunn 2 3-3 Donegal Jimmy Dave (9) S Ottley 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 9-9 Doctor McDreamy, 5-5 Jimmy Hoffa, 7-8 Eastwood Chieftain, 2-2 Nevertheless, 13-13 Oasis Dream, 4-4 Western Art, 6-6 Damon Runyon, 11-12 Lord Baltimore, 12-11 Russet Norkotah, 10-10 The Yaldy’s Ideal.

2-3/4L, 3/4L, 1-1/4L. Time: 2:23.50.

MR: 1:58.40. Last 800m: 57.40.

Win: $1.70. Places: $1.30, $5.70, $1.90.

Quinella: $26.50.

Trifecta: $219.00 (3,12,9).

First4: $1746.00 (3,12,9,2).

Sub: Mighty Major (3).

Trainer: Ken Barron, West Melton. Breeding: 3 g Art Major-Isabella Anvil.

RACE 2 - GUARDIAN PRINT MOBILE TROT, $7000, 1950m 4-4 Donsmedad (8) B Orange 1 1-2 Strathfield Sun (4) C DeFilippi 2 2-1 Enthral (7) M Edmonds 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 9-9 Little Mo, 1010 Justakiwilass, 7-5 Sunbloc, 3-3 Waihemo Angus, 5-7 KD Hall, 8-8 Charming Lavra, 6-6 Far Too Busy.

1L, Hd, Nk. Time: 2:31.70.

MR: 2:05.20. Last 800m: 61.60.

Win: $6.30. Places: $2.20, $1.60, $1.40.

Quinella: $8.30.

Trifecta: $84.10 (8,4,7).

First4: $603.00 (8,4,7,1).

Sub: Strathfield Sun (4).

Trainer: Mike Austin, West Melton. Breeding: 4 m Sundon-Annsmenan.

RACE 3 - THE TYRE GENERAL 2YO MOBILE PACE, $7000, 1950m 1-1 Art Union (6) D Dunn 1 4-5 Fulham Royale (4) R Holmes 2 3-3 Bird Of Paradise (5) K Barron 3 Scratched: Jetblack Tonijack.

Also (in finishing order): 2-2 Risk, 5-4 Gupta’s Cullen, 6-6 Midnight Rider.

8-1/2L, 1-1/4L, Nse. Time: 2:23.50.

MR: 1:58.40. Last 800m: 56.60.

Win: $1.10. Places: $1.10, $5.60.

Quinella: $9.40.

Trifecta: $27.30 (6,4,5).

First4: $63.40 (6,4,5,7).

Double: $8.60 (8/6+), $22.30 (8/4).

Treble: $17.20 (3+/8/6+).

Sub: Art Union (6).

Trainer: Cran Dalgety, West Melton. Breeding: 2 c Art Major-Sparks A Flyin.

RACE 4 - MORRISON’S CAR COMPANY MOBILE PACE, $7500, 1950m 1-1 Someardensomewhere (9) B Orange 1 7-7 Swarovski (2) T Chmiel 2 4-5 Artismee (11) D Dunn 3 Scratched: Riga Doon.

Also (in finishing order): 3-3 Astro Boy, 6-6 Somebeach N Clovelly, 8-8 Mr Meddle, 10-10 Crimson Glory, 9-9 Macy Blue Chip, 2-2 Vice Consul, 5-4 The Flying Scotsman.

1L, 2-3/4L, 4-3/4L. Time: 2:22.20.

MR: 1:57.30. Last 800m: 56.20.

Win: $1.70. Places: $1.30, $5.00, $2.30.

Quinella: $24.00.

Trifecta: $201.20 (9,2,11).

First4: $1226.00 (9,2,11,8).

Sub: Someardensomewhere (9).

Trainer: Purdon/Rasmussen, Rolleston.

Breeding: 3 g Somebeachsomewhere-L’Oiseau De Nuit.

RACE 5 - ASHBURTON GUARDIAN MOBILE TROT, $7500, 1950m 6-6 Boylanova (6) J Wheeler 1 1-1 Jayceekay (12) B Orange 2 4-4 Spell (14) S Ottley 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 2-3 Aile Rouge, 3-2 Monty Python, 7-7 Paint The Moon, 10-11 Kerryn Kylie, 9-9 Ottawa, 13-12 Opawa Speed, 11-10 Pammys Boy, 14-14 Filigree Sheree, 12-13 Cherry Lindenny, 8-8 Dwindle Mist, 5-5 Armed Force.

1-1/2L, 2-3/4L, Nk. Time: 2:25.90.

MR: 2:00.40. Last 800m: 58.70.

Win: $18.00. Places: $3.40, $1.40, $2.30.

Quinella: $13.90.

Trifecta: $327.10 (6,12,14).

First4: $1437.80 (6,12,14,5).

Double: $17.90 (9+/6), $1.50 (9+/12+).

Sub: Jayceekay (12).

Trainer: Jeff Wheeler, Leeston. Breeding: 4 g Monarchy-Cracker Nova.

RACE 6 - GOLDEN GIRLS SERIES GREATER CANTY HEAT M, $7500, 1950m 1-1 Candy Styx (7) D Dunn 1 3-3 Thats My Money Honey (6) G O’Reil 2 2-2 Unico Rose (8) R May 3 Scratched: Tangos Delight.

Also (in finishing order): 7-7 Washington Express, 4-4 Lurah, 5-5 Fortunately, 6-6

Platinum Princess.

Sht hd, 3/4L, 2-3/4L. Time: 2:24.60.

MR: 1:59.30. Last 800m: 58.20.

Win: $2.00. Places: $1.30, $3.00.

Quinella: $14.20.

Trifecta: $25.80 (7,6,8).

First4: $176.10 (7,6,8,2).

Treble: $71.30 (9+/6/7+).

Sub: Candy Styx (7).

Trainer: Steve Dolan, Russley. Breeding: 5 m Christian Cullen-Armbro Moonlight.

RACE 7 GARY MCCORMICK TRANSPORT MOBILE PACE, $8000, 2600m 1-1 A Boy Named Rosie (6) D Dunn 1 6-7 Strike On Command (5) B Orange 2 2-2 Boom Gate (8) J Dunn 3 All Started.

Also (in finishing order): 4-4 Stingray, 7-6 Bettor Fella, 3-3 Maddison Hill, 5-5 Elbeau, 8-8 Threebee, 9-9 Going To California.

Nk, 3-3/4L, 1-1/2L. Time: 3:14.60.

MR: 2:00.40. Last 800m: 57.20.

Win: $1.70. Places: $1.10, $4.70, $1.50.

Quinella: $20.60.

Trifecta: $83.00 (6,5,8).

First4: $510.70 (6,5,8,9).

Double: $3.10 (7+/6+), $21.40 (7+/5).

Sub: A Boy Named Rosie (6).

Trainer: Cran Dalgety, West Melton. Breeding: 3 g Badlands Hanover-Rosanna Jaccka.

RACE 8 - OFFICE SPOT ASHBURTON MOBILE PACE, $7500, 2600m 1-1 Eva Sophnally (11) R May 1 2-2 Jaccka Len (4) B Orange 2 9-9 President Obama (12) L McCormick 3 Scratched: Face The Facts.

Also (in finishing order): 4-5 Juicy Odds, 12-12 Tuscaloosa, 7-7 Shards Assassin, 3-3 Vienna Eyre, 10-10 Redmaro, 6-6 Jack Hammer, 8-8 Firebreak, 5-4 Isaac, 11-11 All For D B. 1L, 2-1/4L, 1-3/4L. Time: 3:15.50.

MR: 2:01.00. Last 800m: 57.30.

Win: $2.90. Places: $1.20, $1.70, $6.10.

Quinella: $7.60.

Trifecta: $167.80 (11,4,12).

First4: $992.10 (11,4,12,10).

Sub: Eva Sophnally (11).

Trainer: G & N Hope, Woodend Beach.

Breeding: 4 m Christian Cullen-Dancing Holmes.

RACE 9 - HOTEL ASHBURTON FILLIES & MARES MOBILE P, $7000, 1950m 6-6 Buzkil (10) J Geddes 1 1-1 Gracious Star (11) B Thomas 2 8-7 Band Of Hope (1) C D Thornley 3 Scratched: Rockahula Arden, Amounis.

Also (in finishing order): 9-9 Hestia Franco, 5-3 So You Think, 4-5 Sicilian Secret, 3-2 Zena Mac, 11-10 Endeavour Arizona, 2-4 Look And Listen, 7-8 For The Goodtimes, 10-11 Trevi Bromac.

Nse, 3/4L, 3/4L. Time: 2:26.30.

MR: 2:00.30. Last 800m: 59.30.

Win: $10.20. Places: $3.10, $1.60, $4.00.

Quinella: $17.30.

Trifecta: $611.20 (10,11,1).

First4: $2249.70 (10,11,1,9).

Quaddie: $301.70 (7+/6+/11+/10).

Place6: $15.00 (2,9+,11/6,12+,14/6,7+/5,6+,8/4,1 1+,12/1,10,11+).

Double: $30.70 (11+/10), $3.00 (11+/11+).

Treble: $104.60 (6+/11+/10).

Sub: Gracious Star (11).

Trainer: J & J Geddes, Greenpark. Breeding: 3 f Bettor’s Delight-Truffle.

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Intermediate grade big finale

BY JONATHAN LEASK

JONATHAN.L@THEGUARDIAN.CO.NZ

A nagging right foot injury forced Hayden Roulston to withdraw from the fifth stage of the Critérium du Dauphiné yesterday.

The sore right foot had him compensating with his left leg and it affected his left achilles tendon.

Not wanting to take any risk, with some potentially bigger racing on the horizon, Roulston abandoned the Critérium du Dauphiné leaving Trek with five riders.

A large crash just 14 kilometres into the race caused problems for several teams, with several riders being brought down and Roulston was tangled up in the action and subsequently abandoned the race.

Simon Spilak (Katusha) soloed to victory on stage but defending Tour de France champion, Chris Froome (Team Sky), finished safely in the bunch to keep the yellow jersey – despite the best efforts of Alberto Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo) to cut his lead on the undulating course.

Froome holds a 12 second advantage on Contador with three stages to go.

Roulston’s teammate Haimar Zubeldia remains in contention in the general classification in seventh, 1.22 minutes behind Froome.

Roulston’s injury comes three weeks out from the start of the Tour de France, with Trek still to announce their line-up for the prestigious race.

Taryn Douglas of Sky Rebels (left) swipes the basketball away as Danielle McArthur from Samashed goes in for a lay-up during the Intermediate Basketball girls’ A final last night.

Samashed were comfortable winners, 33-7.

The boys’ A final was a closer affair, with Thunder beating the Pink Unicorns 34-27.

In the girls’ B final, Chilli Hot Shots beat St Joseph’s Jazz 46-18; the boys’ B final was won by ACS Ripcurls, who held off a late challenge from Mt Hutt to win 29-26.

Season awards - Most Improved team, Chilli Hot Shots; CJ Tait Memorial, Mt Hutt Girls Team; Most improved Yr7 girl, Sophie Adams; Most Improved Yr 7 boy, George Rosevear; Most Improved Yr 8 girl, Grace Adams; Most Improved Yr 8 boy, Quin Ritchie; Most Valuable Boy, Fotu Hala; Most Valuable Girl, Sammy Arnold.

An MVP was awarded for each final - Girls B, Hayley Tallentire, Chilli Hot Shots; Boys B, Penuel Panteleon, ACS Ripcurls; Girls A, Ashlee Strawbridge; Boys A, Fotu Hala.

Two Fairplay awards were also given out, to Abe O’Donnell and to Charlotte Gray for attitude on court and general fairplay.

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With your contribution and my contribution the people will live.

National Volunteer Week (NVW) is co-ordinated annually by Volunteering New Zealand (VNZ).

Celebrations and events are held across the country to recognise the invaluable contribution made by volunteers in Aotearoa.

The week is New Zealand’s largest celebration of volunteering and civic participation, and will be held this year on 15 - 21 June 2014.

Each year VNZ announces the theme and provides a basic resource kit to assist its member organisations with local and organisational celebrations.

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This year, the resource kit will be delivered in the form of an online kete (basket).

The theme for National Volunteer Week 2014 is: “Naku te rourou nau te rourou ka ora ai te tangata.”

Translated as “With your contribution and my contribution the people will live.”

The whakatauki (Mãori proverb) refers to co-operation and the combination of resources to get ahead. It suggests that if we pool our ideas, with equal respect for all parties, we will get a superior result and everyone will benefit. VNZ has selected this proverb to encourage individuals to bring together their own skills, knowledge, and experience to share via volunteering and benefit the wider community.

The whakatauki refers to the three Baskets of Knowledge in Mãori legend.

Human life and knowledge were said to originate in the realm of Ranginui, the sky father. In one tradition, the

god Tãne climbed to the citadel Te Tihi-o-Manono in the highest of the 12 heavens. There he received the three baskets of knowledge: te kete-tuauri (basket of darkness), te kete-tuatea (basket of light) and te kete-aronui (basket of pursuit).

There are several interpretations of what each basket represents. For this campaign, VNZ encourages promotion of these key themes inspired by the baskets from the whakatauki: • Kete-tuauri, basket of darkness: Volunteering provides outlets for people to grow, feel valued and contribute to communities with the experience they seek and share.

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• Kete-aronui, basket of pursuit: Volunteering provides the energy for people to strive for goals and build stronger communities for our future generations.

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Every day volunteers contribute to New Zealand society in the arts, health care, victim support, conservation, sport, education, social services and pro-bono work.

By celebrating the people involved in volunteering and the contributions they bring, we are acknowledging the efforts of a vast humming web of connections, opportunities and generous spirit working together for our communities.

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Through training, support and advice from the Service Coordinator we learn of the many services that are available to help victims. As a volunteer I assess their needs and if the victim wishes I can give them the contact details for the relevant service. It is always up to the victim to make the next step and contact that service.

Everybody is affected differently and their ability to cope differs. Every case is unique.

It is rewarding to assist people affected by crime/accident to have their rights met and to get their life back.” GEM

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Ma tini ma mano ka rapa te whai By many, by thousands, the work will be accomplished

Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers for their community work.

THANKS ALSO TO ALL OUR FUNDERS: Ashburton Club and M.S.A., Christchurch City Council, COGS (Community Organisation Grants Scheme), Community Trust of Mid & South Canterbury, Community Trust of Southland, Coupland’s Bakery, Dunedin City Council, Lois McFarlane Charitable Trust, Marlborough District Council, Nelson City Council, Tasman District Council, The Canterbury Community Trust, United Way, West Coast Community Trust, Z Energy.

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Coley said All Good sourced its cola nut from Boma in Sierra Leone and part of the proceeds from every bottle of Karma Cola sold went back to that village.

Some of the money from Karma Cola sales was used last year to build a bridge, which meant that for the first time the people of Boma could get vehicles to their village.

All Good first brought bananas into New Zealand in 2010 and is now selling 60,000 bunches a week here. Its banana sales are up 30 per cent in the past year.

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Pushpay through Christopher and Banks Private Equity and other investment entities.

Christopher and Banks Private Equity currently owns a 23.7 per cent stake in the business, while the Bhatnagar family’s Alliance Equities holds a 3.7 per cent stake, according to the Companies Office.

Other shareholders include Heaslip and Crowther.

Pushpay said it had appointed Buddle Findlay as its legal adviser and Harmos Horton Lusk as its NZAX sponsor.

- NZ Herald

A New Zealand business that champions ethically sourced food and beverages has been crowned the Fairest Fairtrader at a set of international awards.

All Good Organics, which imports Fairtrade bananas and also makes the Karma Cola drink, received the award in Germany.

The awards were the first held by Fairtrade International, the organisation that sets Fairtrade standards and co-ordinates the labels that appear on Fairtrade products, such as All Good’s bananas.

All Good received the Fairest Fairtrader Award, a prize which recognised “special efforts or innovation by outstanding individuals within the global Fairtrade system”.

All Good co-founder Simon Coley said Karma Cola proba-

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and current annualised payments volume at over $35 million, up from $17 million in late February 2014,” Heaslip said.

Pushpay, incorporated in 2011

by Heaslip and Eliot Crowther, has developed a point-of-sale payment system used by businesses, non-profit organisations and churches.

The company recently acquired the business assets of Wellington-based Run The Red, a text message service provider for companies.

The Huljich family has already invested $4.8 million into

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t appears that everything today is getting very complex.

The global economy remains unpredictable, there is increased competitiveness and changing regulations give finance staff a lot to think about.

Fast changing business requirements create pressure on systems that were created for a previous environment.

Manual workarounds outside of existing systems are often introduced to deal with changes but this is inefficient and can create potential financial risk.

It is the lack of flexibility that is forcing business leaders towards software solutions.

Organisations often need systems, processes and platforms that support growth, understand finance infrastructure for other countries and automate changing revenue rules.

New solutions are emerging that give finance staff more options and flexibility that

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Mobile payments developer Pushpay says it is looking to carry out an NZAX compliance listing next month.

The Auckland-based company said it would raise $9 million through a private share issue, at $1 a share, prior to the listing.

The share issue was fully underwritten Christopher and Banks Private Equity, an investment vehicle run by the wealthy Huljich family, the firm said.

Aaron Bhatnagar, Pushpay’s head of communications, said the $9 million would be raised from a “variety of investors” including significant funds from Christopher Banks Private Equity and Alliance Equities, the Bhatnagar family’s investment vehicle.

“We anticipate 75 or more investors by listing,” he said.

The company said it would have a total of 50,000 shares following the private share issue, valuing the business at $50 million.

Pushpay founder Chris Heaslip said the pre-listing capital raising would fund the company’s global expansion, particularly in the United States.

“We are growing rapidly with transaction volume increasing 20 per cent month-on-month

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roactive schools seem to be making progress in dealing with problematic pupils without excluding them from the classroom.

Broad-brush Education Ministry figures suggest there has been a significant drop in the number of stand-downs, suspensions and exclusions at 23 Mid Canterbury schools since 2008.

A stand-down is where the principal removes a pupil from school for up to five days, while a suspension is removal by the board of trustees. An exclusion or expulsion can result.

These are the blunt-force tools a school can use to clearly show a pupil’s behaviour will not be tolerated. They are, and should always have been, the last resort.

On first glance, the trend from triple-digit figures to low doubledigit ones suggest schools are less likely than before to take a direct, punitive approach.

But, even as decisions to standdown, suspend or exclude have dropped the issues that forced schools’ hands five years ago still crop up.

Alcohol, drugs and assault continue to figure – albeit at a handful of schools and, overall, at a lower rate than in previous years – suggesting some adultworld problems die hard.

Many of us once naughty schoolkids scared straight by fear of the strap or of being sent home to mum might wonder if any of this is progress. Give them an inch and they’ll take a mile, right? Well, that’s not the way it is done these days.

The Education Ministry believes pupil attendance and effective teaching has the greatest influence on student achievement.

It follows that excluding a pupil threatens achievement and sets the scene for a problem that may linger into later life.

Mid Canterbury Principals’ Association president Chris Murphy said the trend away from exclusionary measures showed schools were tackling problems before they could get that far.

Instead of focusing on punishment, they were more likely to look for the root cause and use measures such as restorative justice or isolation from the classroom or playground.

Where appropriate, this should draw a line in the sand as to what is acceptable and what is not while giving the pupil the chance to mend their ways.

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he other day a friend mentioned that he had a bone for our dog. Like most pooches, our pup enjoys a good chew on cartilage and canon bones every now and then.

Last time we were in Auckland we stopped by the butcher to grab a few off-cuts and the fist-sized chunks kept pup busy all holiday. We smiled, said thank you for the offer, and were on our merry way.

By the time we arrived home, our friend was nowhere to be seen, but he’d left a calling card that was hard to miss: One dead cow in the middle of the lawn.

The carcass was midway between the dog run and the washing line, positioned like a garden sculpture, which, had it actually been more avant garde, would no doubt have been entitled Lady Gaga’s Coat Hanger.

If Carrie Bradshaw wannabes in the big smoke are said to desire a walk-in wardrobe in which to store their hundreds of pairs of business stilettos, this was the canine equivalent.

The cavernous ribs dwarfed the dog for whom it was intended and she could walk in alright. In fact, once she’d done so we didn’t see her for another three days.

This was actually the closest she’d ever come to anything that moos – usually she’s off in the other direction at the slightest whiff of a cowpat – but she more than made up for lost time.

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The arrival of the cow also turned out to be a great lesson in anatomy for pup, but not in the scholarly vein. Instead, she slowly learnt that her eyes are bigger than her stomach – slow being the operative word.

In the end we had to relegate the cow to inside the dog run and the dog to outside, in the interests of stopping our pet’s tum from ballooning out any further. One bite more and we would’ve been in real danger of losing her as she drifted up into the wide blue of a Canterbury sky.

Coming from the city, Methven remains the only place I know where a friend dropping off a dog treat means you come home to find a dead cow in the garden.

It is also one of the few places where such behaviour is considered socially acceptable.

Up in Auckland, carcasses stay firmly out of sight. Dog treats come from New World and are no longer associated with the original animal, nor with the cuts of meat the beast provided for human consumers.

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How do you thaw a frozen heart?

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aving recently watched the award-winning animated movie Frozen again I find myself reflecting on the key message that is contained within the film.

The key message to me is in the line “only an act of true love can thaw a frozen heart”.

When the troll first makes this statement everyone assumes that he is talking about true love’s first kiss as is the case with so many other Disney movies. However, the movie shows that what Anna thought was true love was nothing more than manipulation.

True love was shown as the act of sacrificing her own life for

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that of her sister.

The Bible tells us: “There is no greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends” – John 15:13.

This is such a challenging verse; are we prepared to lay our own life down, our own goals and plans for the sake of those that we love?

What about laying down your life for your enemies? Now surely that would be an act of true love.

To sacrifice your own life for the benefit of people who don’t like you, even those people who hate you. You may think that noone would ever do that, perhaps for their friend or even for their country, but never for their enemies. But that is exactly what Jesus did.

When most of humanity was against God he sent his Son. The book of Romans in the Bible says: “But God showed his great love for us by sending Christ to die for us while we were still sinners.”

Through this amazing act of true love God is able to take our cold, hard hearts (if you like, our frozen hearts) and He is able to

thaw them, He is able to replace them.

Each one of us has had our hearts frozen in some way, by hurt, by rejection, by abandonment and so many other ways.

The question that we ask is how can a heart be thawed.

The answer for us is the same as in the movie Frozen “only an act of true love can thaw a frozen heart”.

Today there is no truer act of true love than Jesus dying in your place, paying the penalty for all your mistakes.

Come to Him today and ask Him to thaw your heart.

Mark Taylor is pastor of Mt Hutt Elim Church

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■ IRAQ

Militants capture towns Militants who seized large swaths of Iraq’s Sunni heartland with lightning advances this week have pushed into an ethnically mixed province and captured two towns northeast of Baghdad, officials said yesterday as neighbouring Shiite powerhouse Iran signaled its willingness to confront the growing threat.

The fresh gains by insurgents, spearheaded by fighters from the al-Qaida-inspired Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, come as Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s Shiite-led government struggles to form a coherent response after the militants blitzed and captured the country’s second-largest city of Mosul, Saddam Hussein’s hometown of Tikrit, smaller communities, as well as military and police bases — often after meeting little resistance from state security forces.

The fast-moving rebellion, which also draws support from former Saddam-era figures and other disaffected Sunnis, has emerged as the biggest threat to Iraq’s stability since the US withdrawal at the end of 2011.

It has pushed the nation closer to a precipice that could partition the country into Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish zones.

The assault also threatens to embroil Iraq more deeply in a wider regional conflict, already feeding off the chaos caused by the civil war in neighbouring Syria.

Iran’s official IRNA news agency reported that former members of Tehran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard have announced their readiness to fight in Iraq against the Islamic State, while Iranian state TV quoted President Hassan Rouhani as saying his country will do all it can to fight terrorism next door.

“The Islamic Republic of Iran will apply all its efforts on the

Refugees fleeing from Mosul head to the self-ruled northern Kurdish region in Irbil, Iraq, 350 kms north of Baghdad. An estimated half a million residents have fled Mosul after a move by militants.

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international and regional levels to confront terrorism,” the Iranian report said Rouhani.

Iran has built close political and economic ties with postwar Iraq, and many influential Iraqi Shiites have lived for stretches of time in the Islamic Republic. Iran earlier this week halted flights to Baghdad because of security concerns and said it was intensifying security measures along its borders.

Police officials said militants

driving in machinegun-mounted pickups entered the two newly conquered towns in Diyala province late Thursday — Jalula, 125 km northeast of Baghdad, and Sadiyah, 95 km north of the Iraqi capital. Iraqi soldiers abandoned their posts there without any resistance, they said.

Residents reached in Jalula said the gunmen issued an ultimatum to the Iraqi soldiers not to resist and give up their weapons in exchange for safe passage

out of the city. After seizing the city, the gunmen announced through loudspeakers that they have come to rescue residents from injustice and that none would be hurt.

The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to talk to media, and the residents declined to give their names because of concerns for their safety.

The Islamic State has vowed to march on Baghdad, but with

its large Shiite population, the capital would be a far more difficult target.

So far, the militants have stuck to the Sunni heartland and former Sunni insurgent strongholds where people are already alienated by al-Maliki’s government over allegations of discrimination and mistreatment.

The militants also would likely meet far stronger resistance, from government forces and Shiite militias.

- AP

■ CHINA

China plans to build up infant formula producers China’s government has announced plans to build up a handful of large producers of infant formula in its latest effort to revive an industry that is reeling from a scandal over tainted milk.

Dairies will be encouraged to merge to form more competitive producers and will receive financial support, a Cabinet statement said. It said plans call for creating 10 producers by next

year with at least $300 million in annual revenue and three to five by 2018 with revenue of $800 million.

China’s dairies have been on the defensive since a 2008 scandal over tainted formula that killed at least six babies and prompted many parents to switch to imported brands.

Domestic brands lost market share to suppliers from New Zealand, Australia, Europe and

elsewhere, setting back the communist government’s efforts to build a dairy industry.

Beijing wants to restore consumer faith in Chinese formula and will enforce “strict quality management,” the Cabinet statement said.

In the 2008 scandal, some milk was found to contain melamine, a chemical that can cause kidney damage and other injuries. Unscrupulous suppliers added it to

watered-down supplies to fool tests for levels of protein in the milk.

The brand at the center of the scandal, Sanlu, was broken up and regulators overhauled industry supervision. But that failed to reassure Chinese parents. The reputation of imported brands is so much stronger that customers pay up to three times the price of Chinese milk for them.

Last August, regulators fined five foreign milk suppliers and one from Hong Kong a total of $108 million on charges they violated China’s anti-monopoly law by setting minimum retail prices for stores.

In May, the Chinese product quality agency announced that only milk products from foreign sources that are registered with the government can be imported.

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In brief Venice mayor resigns Venice’s mayor has resigned amid a corruption scandal a day after being released from house arrest under a plea deal. Mayor Giorgio Orsoni announced his resignation yesterday, indicating a lack of support from the Democratic Party since his arrest last week in a wideranging corruption probe related to construction of underwater barriers to protect the lagoon city from flooding. Orsoni has said he was unaware that any donations to his 2010 election campaign were illegal. He was released from house arrest Thursday after accepting a four-month sentence in a plea agreement. Such short sentences are rarely served in Italy.

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Kitten catastrophe Perth’s prolonged warm weather is extending this year’s kitten season with litters being born into early winter, putting additional pressure on a local cat shelter. Cat Haven spokeswoman Chandra Woodley said a litter of kittens was born at the shelter just two weeks ago, a very rare occurrence because the breeding season usually ends in April. “The kitten season has been extraordinarily long this year with it being drawn out from November to June due to the warmer weather continuing,” she said.

“Cats normally only breed in the warmer months so although we are used to large influxes of kittens normally from about November to April, we have kept on getting kittens surrendered to us.” - AAP

Dolphin hunt protest Hundreds of Sea Shepherd activists are heading for the Faroe Islands for an unprecedented campaign against a traditional dolphin hunt that they call “an obsolete massacre,” the conservation group says. Relays of volunteers will patrol the ocean and beaches of the remote North Atlantic archipelago, an autonomous country within Denmark, from mid-June to October to try to block the killing of pilot whales, members of the dolphin family, in a practice known locally as a “grind”. “This is a tradition that’s hundreds of years old, dating from when inhabitants needed to eat dolphins to survive,” Sea Shepherd director Alex Cornelissen said in Amsterdam, en route for a ferry to the Faroe Islands, which lie between Iceland and Scotland and have a population of around 50,000. - AP

Seven miners killed Seven miners were killed and two others are missing after a gas explosion ripped through an underground coal mine in eastern Ukraine, authorities say.

The blast happened before dawn on Thursday at a depth of 300 metres, located in the eastern city of Kirovsk, the State Emergency Service said in a statement.

Officials said on Friday they were continuing their search for the two missing men. Accidents are a regular feature at Ukrainian mines, most of which are located in the country’s industrial eastern region, where pro-Russian rebels now control over a dozen towns and cities. Many of them are underfunded and poorly equipped, and safety violations are rife. - AP

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■ UNITED KINGDOM

Jolie, Pitt at UK violence summit Hollywood couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie arrived hand-in-hand for the final day of the global summit to end war zone rape.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague, who is cochairing the summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict with Jolie, arrived yesterday at the ExCel exhibition centre in London’s Docklands with his wife Ffion.

Jolie and Pitt put on a public display of affection on Thursday at the summit - putting their arms around one another - as they stopped to look at a picture in a gallery.

The actress and Hague have launched an international protocol which they hope will “really, truly end impunity” when

it comes to sexual violence in conflict.

“For me, and I suspect for many of you, this summit has been an emotional experience,” Jolie said.

“We have all come together based on a common desire to end war zone sexual violence, and we have mapped out every area of action we need to take.”

The actress said there is “no doubt” that after these four days it is now known what has to be done.

Hague described the last three days as “remarkable”, and said the summit has “opened the eyes of the world to this issue”.

The Foreign Secretary greeted US secretary of state John Kerry as he arrived at the event.

Right - US actress Angelina Jolie, Special Envoy of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, listens to testimonies of victims of violence at the End Sexual Violence in Conflict summit.

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■ UNITED STATES

Former POW Bergdahl back home in US The US soldier freed in a controversial swap with the Afghan Taliban has arrived back in the United States, his latest step in a return to normality after five years in captivity.

The Pentagon said Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl arrived yesterday in the middle of the night on a flight from Germany to San Antonio, Texas where he will continue treatment at Brooke Army Medical Centre.

Bergdahl was handed over on May 31 in return for five senior

Taliban detainees at the Guantanamo Bay prison for terror suspects.

The US Army sergeant had been recuperating at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Centre in Germany, amid growing debate over the swap that secured his freedom, with some US politicians accusing President Barack Obama of capitulating to “terrorists”.

The Pentagon said in a oneparagraph statement on its website that in Texas the sol-

dier will “continue the next phase of his reintegration process. There is no timeline for this process. Our focus remains on his health and well-being.”

US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel “is confident that the Army will continue to ensure that Sgt Bergdahl receives the care, time and space that he needs to complete his recovery and reintegration”.

Bergdahl is yet to speak to the news media about his ordeal and Pentagon officials have said

his health has steadily improved in the days since his release.

His disappearance from a base in eastern Afghanistan in 2009 has fuelled speculation the soldier deserted his post before being captured and may face prosecution by military.

Letters and other correspondence emerged this week suggesting Bergdahl was in a troubled state of mind before and during his deployment, and that he lacked confidence in his superiors.

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■ AUSTRALIA

Australia tight-lipped on MH370 funds Fifty-fifty, a Malaysian official said of how his country and Australia will split the bill for the increasingly massive search for the missing jetliner. Not so fast, Canberra responded.

Malaysian and Australian officials discussed cost-sharing this week in the Australian capital, but Australian Transport Minister Warren Truss declined to say yesterday whether the country was even considering an even split of the bill for a search that will take months, if not years, and cost tens of millions of dollars at a minimum.

“I don’t want to give any indication as to where it’s likely to end up,” Truss told The Associated Press. “We are talking

The specially-equipped Australian Navy vessel used in the search.

about this with the Malaysians and other countries who have got a key interest.”

The government expects to spend $90 million on the search

by July 2015. But the actual cost

to Australia will depend on how quickly the plane can be found and how much other countries are willing to contribute. And a legal expert said Australia’s obligations are murky because

of the unprecedented nature of the plane’s disappearance.

Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 veered off course during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8 and is believed to have crashed into the Indian Ocean far off the west Australian coast. The search area has changed several times, but no sign of the aircraft, or the 239 people aboard, has been found.

The hunt for Air France Flight 447 took two years and the French government, the airline and aircraft manufacturer Airbus paid for the vast majority of the underwater search and recovery efforts.

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Trades & Services To place a Trades & Services ad, call 307-7900 or email classifieds theguardian.co.nz

EXECUTIVE HOME CLEANING & GARDENING LIMITED Sandra & John

03 307 8184 or 027 292 0180 Professional service and a friendly team for a job well done, qualified gardener.

COMpETITIVE RATES

Roofing Specialists We specialise in:

•New roofs and re-roofs •Five Rib roofing •Corrugated roofing •Fascia, spouting and downpipes •Qualified fixers.

Free Measure & Quote

03 307 0593 or 0508-453-696 42 J.B. Cullen Drive

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PAINTING & DECORATING CONTRACTORS If you are renovating or building a new home you need someone to trust in all your PAINTING and DECORATING NEEDS – Commercial or Residential.

• Interior decorating • Exterior decorating

• Wallpapering • Waterblasting • Roof painting

KEEP YOUR HOME THE PERFECT TEMPERATURE

HEAT PUMPS Perfect all year round

• Wall or floor mounted available • Most models will continue to heat even with outside temperatures of minus 15°C

electriCOOL Ltd

Phone Paul Crequer, your local authorised Daikin dealer for a free quote on all domestic and commercial systems phone 0274 362 362 or 308 4573.

HEAVY VEHICLE DRIVER LICENCING Certified Assessor for licencing from Learner to Full • Licence classer 2 - 5 • Wheels, tracks & roller endorsements • NZTA Certified • Tranzqual Assessor Drive Rite - But Keep Left

For any enquiries call us today on Ph/Fax 308-8432 Mob 0274 332 259 Email: trudgeon@vodafone.co.nz

MOBILE MOWER SERVICING • Rotary Mowers • Ride-on Mowers • Water Blasters • Small Motor Repairs

Contact Paul McCormick

Phone 03 307 7402 Mob 027 433 5766

Stan Keeley, Owner

Ph 307 0002 - Mobile 021 88 34 36

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Real Estate New Zealand & New Zealand Home Loans Every first Wednesday of the month 5-6pm at 191 Burnett Street

• Your local authorised Freeview installer • Improved TV 1 Guaranteed • Extra Phone Points • TV and Video Tuning • Future Proof Pre-wire of New Homes • Authorised Sky Installer • Surround Sound Installation

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• Reel Mowers • Chainsaws • Rotary Hoes • Generators

ASHBURTON TV & AUDIO LTD Ph 308-7332 or 027-277-1062

John Sharman

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Trades & Services To place a Trades & Services ad, call 307-7900 or email classifieds@theguardian.co.nz

How do you put a dollar value on keeping your property protected?

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Unit 2, 192 Wills Street Ashburton Phone 307 7427

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Mechanical Engineering Apprenticeship Programme – Shape your career today!

Power Farming is recognised as a highly successful and well respected third generation privately owned New Zealand business. We operate a network of branches stretching across Australasia that all relate to the importation, sale and servicing of Tractors and Agricultural machinery.

Started in Morrinsville in 1946, our business has continued to go from strength to strength and right now we are on fire! With turnover close to $400m, increasing market share and a goal to be Number 1 in our market, there is no better time to join the winning team that is powering ahead of the competition.

Our industry has come a long way since the grey ‘Fergie’.

We import, distribute and service many of the world’s most successful and innovative brands such as Deutz-Fahr, SAME, Simba, Great Plains, Merlo, McHale, Vicon, Maschio and Kioti and are excited about the future of an industry expected to reach approximately $1billion by 2015. We are looking for passionate and driven individuals to join the Power Farming Apprenticeship Programme.

Office Administrator Due to a retirement, we have a vacancy in our office for a person with a sound knowledge of general office procedures, including; sundry debtors, sundry creditors and payroll.

Our Programme The Power Farming Apprenticeship Programme combines training with paid employment that enables you to complete a nationally recognised qualification - the National Certificate in Mechanical Engineering (Level 4).

The person we seek should have good computer skills, have a bright outgoing personality and be able to work in a team environment.

While completing this programme, your learning is a combination of practical training, study in your own time and attendance at in-house training courses - and one of the biggest benefits is that you earn while you learn. In addition we pay your wages, MITO fees and costs associated with attending training courses.

With no minimum qualifications to gain entry to the programme, these opportunities are open to anyone with an interest within our industry. You will need to be committed to learning, driven to succeed and mechanically minded.

We are looking for apprentices to join our branches in Invercargill, Gore, Timaru, Ashburton, Gisborne, Te Awamutu, and Morrinsville.

Don’t miss the opportunity to shape your career – check out our programme today!

To find out more about the benefits of working for Power Farming and why our apprenticeship programme is so good, or to apply for a position, please visit us at www.powerfarmingcareers.com.

We envisage the hours to be 1520 hours per week, at times to be discussed at interview.

Support Worker (Ashburton, Methven & Hinds) Permanent, Part-Time Vacancy 136834. Closing 26/06/14

Looking for a rewarding role keeping people in the comfort of their own home? Then a Support Worker in the Ashburton Home Support Service could be the ideal position for you!

You’ll provide quality personal and domestic care to people of all ages, supporting them to remain in their homes.

You must have a current full driver’s licence and be prepared to travel within your local area and hold a National Certificate of Community Support (Level 3) or be willing to complete this within 12 months of employment.

We’ll support you by providing a sound orientation programme and ongoing educational opportunities.

Applications close 4th July 2014.

These permanent part-time positions are in the Ashburton, Hinds and Methven area and therefore we are seeking those currently living in these areas to ensure quick travel between clients.

Yard Person We require staff for our Ashburton yard that enjoy working outside and have a good level of physical fitness.

The successful applicants will be self motivated and work well in a team.

Enquiries to

027 222 3319 Please apply to

Mark Great Southern 143 Alford Forest Road, Ashburton.

We’ve built a reputation

of being solid and reliable, just like the buildings we construct.

211 Alford Forest Rd, Ashburton (03) 307 6130 www.calderstewart.co.nz

We offer flexibility with the hours of work and with a minimum of 20 hours per week.

Hourly rates will be between $15.48 – $18.15 per hour depending on skills and qualifications.

Apply online, or to find out more information, please contact Home Support Services, phone (03) 307 8488, email joanne.burke@cdhb.health.nz or homesupport@cdhb.health.nz

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Please apply in writing, with references to:

Piers Mingham North End Engineering Ltd P.O. Box 60 Ashburton 7740 Or email: piers@nee.kiwi.nz

Experienced Sewing Machinist Are you an experienced sewing machinist looking for a change?

Or perhaps a competent sewer who would like to sew for a career?

Our client is a world class manufacturer of seating and furniture products for children and adults with medical difficulties and constantly strives for excellence in every aspect of their operation.

To be successful in this role you must have excellent attention to detail, a caring and compassionate nature and take extreme pride in your work.

Previous experience in industrial sewing would be an advantage but a strong sewing background could also be considered.

This position can be quite flexible dependent on the person – full time, part time or on a casual basis.

If you think you have the relevant skills or qualifications that we require and would like to be part of a skilled and dynamic team then we want to hear from you.

307 7900

Send your application to jo.j@personnelplacements.co.nz or phone 03 308 9675 to discuss.

Applications close Monday 23 June, 2014.

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mikegreer

MID CANTERBURY LTD

Design and Build Consultant

Mike Greer Homes is one of New Zealand’s leading residential design and build companies. This market leader and award winning business are seeking a Design and Build Consultant to join their Ashburtonbased team.

You will drive sales and assist clients with the planning and design of their dream homes. You will follow up sales leads, driving potential opportunities and work with the clients throughout the design and planning stage of their build.

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be successful in this role you will be a confident go-getter and have: A strong background in sales, preferably within the building industry Strong communication skills Great attention to detail Excellent time management skills and the ability to work under pressure • Flexibility to work some evenings and weekends If you believe you have the passion and energy to join this progressive team, apply now by emailing your CV and cover letter to sreynolds@mikegreerhomes.co.nz

S.E.E.D.S Family Wellbeing Coordinator

Heavy Diesel Mechanic Ashburton

Due to our current staff member moving on to a new position within our organisation we are now looking to employ a coordinator to oversee this very successful service.

S.E.E.D.S places volunteer support workers with parents of new-borns/ pre-schoolers in homes to support parents with practical parenting and household skills with the goal of building self-confidence and self-reliance.

We are looking for a non-judgemental, empathetic person with the ability to support vulnerable families in obtaining their goals.

9 Do you have experience in service coordination, client planning and assessment?

9 Are you passionate about improving wellbeing and social outcomes for families?

9 Are you a skilled communicator with excellent relationship management?

9 Do you have excellent organisational and time management skills?

9 Do you have experience in social work practice and a commitment to strength based processes?

9 Do you have experience in volunteer recruitment, management and retention?

If you can answer yes to these questions we would love to hear from you.

This position is for 28 hours per week and is based in Ashburton Applications close Friday, June 20.

For an application pack please contact Mary at: mary@saferashburton.org.nz or download from our website.

Located at: 20 William Street, Ashburton 7700 Phone: 03 308 1395 www.saferashburton.org.nz Email: info@saferashburton.org.nz We offer a collegial, family friendly and flexible work environment.

Due to increased work load and expansion of our workshop, AIS have a vacancy for a suitably qualified heavy diesel mechanic.

AIS perform repairs on medium and heavy diesel trucks and trailers and road construction equipment.

Opportunity of overtime with a very competitive remuneration package is available for the right applicants.

For a full job description and further details, contact: Andy Ruck, Manager AIS Ltd Ph 03 307 8550 - andy@ais.net.nz

Truck & trailer repairs & spares

D&E MARINE

FOR FUN ON THE WATER

Part Time Retail Assistant If you are honest, motivated and reliable with excellent time management skills, have a passion for customer service and enjoy being part of a busy team, we have a position available approx 20 hours per week evenings and weekends.

Lotto qualifications are preferred but full training can be provided.

If this sounds like you please complete an application form from

AUTOMOTIVE & MARINE 153 Moore St 03 3077620

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Needing a new staff member?

Call the Guardian today or your real estate advertising requirements.

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SITUATIONS VACANT Due to continual company growth we require additional staff in the following roles.

WAREHOUSE POSITION This position requires somebody physically fit with a can do attitude and good computer skills.

Duties include (but are not limited to): • Pick / Pack / Charge orders • Receipting of Inwards goods and checking off of all documentation • Inventory control / stock taking • Packaging of product • Running our label machine Experience in a warehouse environment would be an advantage, however full training can be provided.

The ideal candidate for this position will also be: • Mechanically minded • Have a current fork lift licence • Good computer skills Applicants must apply with a current CV which includes at least two referees and two written employment references.

QUALITY CONTROLLER This position requires somebody with good attention to detail, good computer skills (some shift work may be required so you will need to be open to working nights.

Duties include (but are not limited to) • Inspection of pre-production samples and sign-off • Sign off on style setups and ensure sample meets specification sheets • Checking of all products to ensure production is constantly meeting strict quality standards • Following all standard operating procedures, including documentation of all spec sheets • Inspecting raw materials and reporting faults or issues within production Experience in a factory or quality position would be an advantage.

Applicants must apply with a current CV which includes at least two referees and two written employment references.

MACHINE OPERATORS – two positions available

This position requires somebody physically fit with a good eye for detail and the ability to thread up machines for pre production.

Duties include (but are not limited to): • Threading up of machines in preparation for production runs • Inspecting socks as production runs off machines to ensure quality is correct • Helping Hosiery Technicians with any tasks and cleaning of machinery • Checking production against specification and sample to ensure quality of product is correct The position would suit a school leaver wanting to start and build a career longer term in the Industry.

These Operator positions will be shift based and applicants must be willing to work nights or weekends as per shift rotations. Additionally somebody mechanically minded would be ideal.

Applicants must apply with a current CV which includes at least two referees and two written references.

Email applications to: tina@nzsock.co.nz or post to P O Box 179, Ashburton 7740

Initiative, drive, can-do attitude?

Netherby Four Square 2 Bridge Street and attach your CV. by 20 June 2014

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We’re currently looking for great people to join our team. If you think you’ve got what it takes, we’d like to hear from you.

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Farm Manager

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Finance Officer

Rabobank Ashburton Don’t miss out on this opportunity to work for one of Canterbury’s leading agricultural machinery companies – Cochranes.

Orton Park

We are looking to recruit for the following position: Apprentice Mechanic

Murray & Margaret Turley and the Turley family have farmed in the Temuka area for over 50 years.

• Full time position based in our Ashburton Branch • General understanding of agricultural machinery • Excellent communication skills • Strong customer focus • To be able to work as part of a team

Orton Park is a 1200 hectare cropping block which also runs livestock. It is covered by the Rangitata South Irrigation Scheme which enables it to irrigate the entire property with three centre pivots and eight laterals from wells and its 400,000 cu m reservoir.

Due to a change in Company structure, Turley Farms now wishes to appoint a ‘hands-on’ Farm Manager for Orton Park. As Farm Manager, you will report to, and be mentored by Murray. As your expertise grows, you will assume full P&L responsibility for the operation. Over time, you will become hands on making all of the day-to-day farm management and purchasing decisions. The in-house Agronomist will advise and support you with fertiliser and chemical recommendations. The in-house Accountant will assist you with financial analysis. You will share the Company’s cultivation, harvesting, fertiliser and spraying equipment with the other units.

If you are a motivated and trustworthy team player looking to join a reputable company then we would like to hear from you.

Key to this role is the ability to understand the importance of timely operation across all activities.

For more information Please call Craig Bampton on 03 307 8027 / 0274 399 822 or email craig@cochranes.net.nz

An attractive 6 year old permanent material four bedroom home is available for the successful candidate, along with a work vehicle and other tools of trade.

Competencies required to be successful in the role include: • Experience within a cropping operation • Excellent influencing and team building skills • A high level of personal organisation and motivation • A hands-on pro-active team focused attitude

www.cochranes.net.nz

To enquire in confidence about this role, please phone either Deb Francis on 021 224 5000 or Al Coll on 027 229 1444. Otherwise, please forward your CV with covering letter to apply@agrecruit.co.nz by Thursday 26 June. (Quote ref TFFM)

COCHRANES COCHRANES

your your farm farm machinery machinery specialist specialist

We specialise in agri-business

www.agrecruit.co.nz

Rabobank is the world’s leading specialist in food and agribusiness banking. One of our key strengths lies in our people who have a deep understanding of agriculture and are committed to adding long-term value for clients.

As a Finance Officer, you will support the Rural Manager to prepare credit submissions, maintain annual credit reviews and conduct financial analysis. You will also respond to information requests, process loan applications and assist with general office duties.

For more information or to apply in strict confidence, please contact: Hadley Edwards, Rabobank on 03 307 8132, 027 652 4591 or Hadley.Edwards@rabobank.com or mail to PO Box 500 Ashburton 7740 You may also apply online at: www.rabobank.co.nz/careers Applications close Monday 30 June 2014.

Rabobank is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications from men and women of all ages, including people with disabilities and from all cultural backgrounds.

Please be aware that as part of the recruitment process the successful applicant is required to complete pre-employment screening (Credit, Criminal and Bankruptcy checks) as a pre-requisite to their employment.

Geraldine High School

Learning Support Teachers

Ashburton Guardian & Farmers Weekly

Administrator / Receptionist Winslow Ltd is part of the Carr Group of companies and a progressive Agri-business based in Ashburton in the heart of New Zealand’s arable and dairy regions. Winslow Ltd operates three core businesses Canterbury Seed, Winslow Contracting and Lely Center Ashburton. Due to internal promotion we are looking for an experienced administrator, who is an enthusiastic and bright person, to join our team in the role of Administrator/Receptionist.

This role will involve:

Administration support to primarily Canterbury Seed as well as our other Winslow and Carr Group entities:

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Creditor input and payment Bank reconciliations Grower payments Maintaining the customer database Other tasks as directed by management

For all your classified requirements.

Phone the Guardian 307 7900

We are seeking suitably qualified and experienced teachers to join our learning support team.

www.rabobank.co.nz

1. Part time, fixed term (10 hours) for remainder of 2014 2. Full time, reliever, term 3, 2014

Join the world’s leading food and agribusiness bank

A passion for teaching personalised, engaging programmes to a delightful group of students will be essential. There will be further administration and co-curricular duties involved.

Full details are on the school website at www.geraldinehs.school.nz A letter of application and CV, including Teacher Registration details and contact details of two referees, should be sent to: The Principal, Mrs Juliette Hayes, Geraldine High School, McKenzie Street, Geraldine by 4pm, Monday, June 23, 2014.

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Kinneir Lowe Happy 5th Birthday for yesterday to our cheeky boy! Lots of love Mum, Dad, Riley and Archer. xx

Reception support to the Winslow Group:

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Answering reception phone Greeting visitors to the head office Mail distribution Document scanning Banking

To be successful in this role you need to:

Have previous experience working in an office environment Be punctual with attention to detail Be a confident communicator Have pride in presentation Have a friendly, professional telephone and reception manner Have good computer skills especially in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook. » Hold a current driver license » » » » » »

If you know you have the qualities we need, like a challenge and would like to work in our new head office servicing the agricultural industry then please apply by emailing your application including your C.V. to Graeme Wilkins, Chief Financial Officer, Carr Group email: graeme.wilkins@winslowltd.co.nz or by mailing to PO Box 19, Ashburton by Friday 27th June 2014.

Samara Schoonderbeek

Office Administrator Sustainable Water Limited provides technology focused water management solutions to the Canterbury region from our Ashburton base. The company is actively engaged in a rapidly growing segment of New Zealand’s economy and enjoys excellent forward prospects.

We are currently seeking an Administrative Extraordinaire to join our team on a part time basis. Hours worked will be up to 25 per week; days and times negotiable. The successful applicant must be reliable, able to work autonomously and efficiently, and have exemplary attention to detail.

Major functions of the role are as follows: • Accounts management including payables, receivables, payroll, IRD, reporting and account reconciliation - experience with Xero advantageous • Banking, filing, mail sorting and general office duties • Occupational health and safety • Ordering and organising delivery of products including managing importation of products and logistics • Assisting with human resources • Personal assistance to the director and sales team

Call Toni & Peter May on 03 308 8893 to find out more!

This job presents an opportunity to join our team in a pivotal role with benefits that will reflect your importance.

151 Alford Forest Rd, Ashburton www.petermay.co.nz

Please forward your CV and covering letter to tim@sustainablewater.co.nz by Wednesday, 2 July 2014.

Happy Birthday Samara!

You are our special Cheeky Monkey. You are just growing into our big beautiful girl. We love you lots. Mama, Daddy, Marlese and Dougie.

Samara Schoonderbeek Happy 4th Birthday Big Girl. Enjoy your special day on Sunday 15th. Love Oma, Uncle Vince, Opa and Oma and family.

Birthday Greetings are free for those aged 12 and under only. Free birthday greetings must be received at least two working days before date of insertion otherwise there is no guarantee that it will appear on the day requested. Photos will be available at our ground floor office for collection after notice has appeared in the paper.

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In the Ashburton and Truck + tractor unit loads.

Geraldine area 2A1F2I Ashburton 19 King Street Suitable for FIRST HOME - FIRST CHOICE This lovely two bedroom brick home PERSONAL Logging blocks required calf bedding. with sunroom is a fine example of an investors starter of first home NO MORE LONELY for export and post material. buyers.

Approximately NIGHTS Large double garage - fenced section ideal for children or keeping pets.

Phone 03 688 2591 45 cubes.

Or endless weekends alone.

So close to school and easy access to main road.

Love is closer than you think. $1200 (+GST).

Don’t be disappointed.

The successful matchmakers Auction Price On Application find your ideal partner to Please phone View by appointment make your heart sing! Call rwashburton.co.nz/AHB20013 027 536 9479. now and be on your way to HOME handyman available.

Minor repairs, painting etc. Ph 027-677-1952.

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TRADES, SERVICES

COMPUTER PROBLEMS? For Prompt Reliable Service.

Contact Kelvin Boult KJB Systems Ltd, 4 Ascot Place, Ashburton. Ph 3088989.30yrs Local experience.

SUPERGOLD discount card accepted.

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Plus much more FREE loan trailer available!

From a shovel load to a trailer load.

Dobson Street West Ph: 307 8302 Hours: Mon-Fri: 7.30am - 5pm Sat: 7.30am - 12 noon

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Ashburton 21 King Street

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Appealing Home - Secure Section - Close to School

This three bedroom home has an open plan kitchen/living area with french doors out to a sunny terrace.

Double garage plus large storage area on a well fenced section must add appeal for buyers.

For Sale $283,500 View by appointment rwashburton.co.nz/AHB20014

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Real Estate 1012 Great investment property as it is close to the town and you are not Clean site, services andZealand vehicle access at gate. hotline New owned and operated

paying over the top for your section.

Well and pump plus fenced on three sides.

Primo location for primary schools and only a wander to college.

This attractive section is worth a look.

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* Half share of 1024 sqm * Built for sun * Open plan kitchen dining - sep lounge * Double garage internal access

AUCTION Sat 5 July @ 11am View: Sat 14 June 11:00 - 11:30am Sun 15 June 1:00 - 1:30pm rwashburton.co.nz/AHB20525 027 437 6755 jill.quaid@raywhite.com

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793 metre square (more or less) Rectangular section next to the park on Cambridge street.

CV $101,000

Potential for investment or build your own new home. 1872m2 (more or less freehold land. Application to District Council for 4 allotment subdivision, subject to resource consent.

Owner states "he will consider all offers"

Buying or selling a vehicle?

Call the Guardian today for your motoring advertising 307 7900 requirements.

$110,000 View by appointment, 48a Cambridge Street rwashburton.co.nz /AHB20138 LICENSED (REAA 2008)

Got something to sell?

Having a garage sale?

Call the Guardian today for your advertising requirements.

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For Sale View by appointment, 71 Cambridge Street rwashburton.co.nz / AHB20076 LICENSED (REAA 2008)

Daily Events Saturday 9.30am - 12.30pm ASHBURTON TOY LIBRARY. Large variety of toys for hire.

Methodist Church hall, Baring Square East.

Netherby

Sunday

10.00am METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. New Zealand Alpine and Agriculture Encounter, interactive fun for all ages. Main Street, Methven.

9.30am

Netherby

10.00am - 12.00noon ASHBURTON VINTAGE CAR CLUB. Museum and parts shed open. 86 Maronan Road, Tinwald.

Brown, Cnr Havelock and Park

1960’s dwelling, tile roof, 718m2 section. Updated kitchen with a Not often we get our hands Street. on such a great site. Located amongst ASHBURTON METHODIST PARISH. 8.00am sunny dining area. Modernized bathroom with a corner shower worship good homes in a private lane and so handy to local Morning withquality Rev Tevita 10.00am ST double, STEPHENS ANGLICAN unit. Two one single bedroom. Lounge with wood burner shopping. Potential for two townhouses (Subject to local planning Taufalele. Churchbylaws lounge, Baring METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. enjoys the afternoon sun. Close to Primary school, pre-school, and consents).

CHURCH. Square East.

New Zealand Alpine and Intermediate a short walk away.

Shopping Centre is close by.

Holy Communion, Park Street. $187,000 For Sale Offers over $125,000 9.30am Agriculture Encounter, interactive View by appointment, 2 Davis Crescent rwashburton.co.nz / View by appointment, 9d Bridge Street rwashburton.co.nz / 8.30am ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. fun for all ages. Main Street, AHB20081 AHB20165 HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Mass, Thomson Street, Tinwald.

9.00am ST PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH. Holy Communion, Harrison Street, Allenton.

9.00am - 12noon ASHBURTON BIRD CLUB. Annual show, Tinwald Hall, Graham Street.

Worship service led by Rev Laurence Ennor, 48 Allens Road, Allenton.

9.30am ST PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Morning worship led by Rev J Bilverstone, all welcome, 65 Oxford Street.

10.00am ST ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Church service with Rev David

LICENSED (REAA 2008)

LICENSED (REAA 2008) Methven.

10.00am ASHBURTON MODEL AERO CLUB. Radio controlled aeroplane flying, weather permitting. Lovett’s Road, Maronan Road.

10.00am ASHBURTON M.S.A. QUOITS. All welcome to have a throw.

Racecourse Road M.S.A. Sports ground.

10.00am - 12.00pm ASHBURTON DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP. Open for research, all welcome.

Upstairs 254 Cameron Street.

10.00am - 3.00pm ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. Classic aircraft on display including DC3. Ashburton Airport, Seafield Road.

2.00pm - 5.00pm ASHBURTON BIRD CLUB. Annual show. Tinwald Hall, Graham Street.

Ashburton Allenton 10.00am 10.30am 6.30pm Tranquil at Carters EstateCHURCH. has many addedEVANGELICAL benefits. 2000m2PRESBYTERIAN Lower priced sites are few and far between.

HOLYliving NAME CATHOLIC ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. sections property.

Flat building platform. Youth group meet in youth room, Mass, with Sealypost/rail Street.fences,key pad access to your CHURCH. Tennis court and pavilion, two hole chip and putt, manicured Rear site provides good privacy.

Worshipping God and transforming 48 Allens Road, Allenton.

10.00am grounds.

Plenty of space and privacy. Close to Shopping centre, lives.

63 Princes Street, Netherby.

Medical centre, Primary school, and stroll to College.

Owners invite offers! 7.00pm ST STEPHEN’S ANGLICAN $450,000 $95,000 11.15am VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH. CHURCH. View by appointment, 28a Carters Road rwashburton.co.nz / View by appointment, 39 Clark Street rwashburton.co.nz / ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. Worship God and study his word.

Pentecost Service led by Cursillo.

AHB20185 AHB20039 Worship service at Greenstreet 131 Thomson Street, (Tinwald Park Street.

Community Church, led by Rev School hall).

10.00am Laurence Ennor.

7.00pm ST ANDREW’S ANGLICAN 1.30pm ST ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. M.S.A. PETANQUE. CHURCH. Holy Communion every Sunday.

Come and try Petanque, everyone Holy Communion with Rev David 151-153 Thomson Street, Tinwald. welcome. Racecourse Road.

Brown in the Sinclair Centre, Cnr 10.30am Havelock and Park Streets.

1.00pm - 3.00pm VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH. ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. Worship God and study his word.

Classic aircraft on display including 131 Thomson Street, (Tinwald DC 3. Ashburton airport, Seafield School hall).

Road.

LICENSED (REAA 2008)

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workshop enquiries.

Phone 30710.00am 1.15pm 6.00pm 7.30pm Monday Ashburton Ashburton Ashburton Ashburton 0496. 60 Cass Street.

ASHBURTON COUNTY VETERANS The WAIREKA CROQUET CLUB. RAKAIA REAL WOMEN. TINWALD INDOOR BOWLS CLUB. Due to 9.00am a change in circumstances this section needs a new owner This exciting new release of 22 unique peninsula lots provides all new release of five 3Ha and 4Ha properties marks Stage 7a of 1129m2 section on favoured Ludlow Drive.

Mahjong counting, allEach welcome.

Real women training in water the (although All welcome and have NOW. Concept houseUNION plans included in sale price. Be10.00am part of this the incredible amenity of thisGOLF. landmark community. this landmark- development. of the lifestyle blocks, ranging circuit in Access to this sectionto is come not water’s edge), ST DAVID’S CHURCH. Members willcan play a nett Waireka Croquet theoffer Domain, hall, St Andrews Church, Bridge a bowl.

Tinwald Hall, entry off beautiful sub-division now. Golfers take note..Golf Course very With sections from 843m2 to 1606m2 you create theround in size from 3.22 to 4.17 Club, hectares, stunning panoramic views boating, swimming, paintball and fine dining.

METHVEN HERITAGE CENTRE. Real women circuit training in hall. close by! waterfront lifestyle your family has dreamed for far less than and a unique connection to the Lake Hood lifestyle resort.Rakaia.

Discover It’s all here! grades, Rakaiaof,Golf Course.

Philip Street.

Street, McMurdo Street.

New Zealand and Agriculture 48 Allens Road, Allenton. you’d expect. the best of both worlds.

Formulate your plans now for a spring build!

Encounter, interactive fun for all 1.00pm - 3.00pm 2.00pm 6.00pm 7.30pm $240,000 $155,000 9.00am - 4.00pm ages.estate) Main Street, Methven.

ASHBURTON AVIATION MUSEUM. GREY POWER ASHBURTON. ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH. View by appointment, Lot 24 Tarbottons Road (Kelburn View by appointment,ASHBURTON 27 Ludlow DriveELECTRONIC rwashburton.co.nz / ASHBURTON BUDGET ADVISORY rwashburton.co.nz /AHB20199 Stage 8 - Lake Hood rwashburton.co.nz /AHB20040 Stage 7a - Lake Hoodwith rwashburton.co.nz /AHB20055 AHB20035 Classic aircraft on display including General meeting speaker Real women circuit training in hall.

ORGAN AND KEYBOARD CLUB. SERVICE INC. DC3. Seafield Road.

Hon Jo Goodhew. Senior Centre, 48 Allens Road, Allenton.

Short AGM and club concert.

For free budget advice and Cameron Street.

Senior Centre, Cameron Street.

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PUBLIC NOTICES

PUBLIC NOTICES

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– Fees for 2014/15

THE GREAT HUNT

Dog Registration fees for the 2014/15 year are as follows: Urban Zone

$65.00

Penalty for late registration - Urban

$32.50

Rural Zone

$44.00

Penalty for late registration - Rural

$22.00

Desexed Urban Dogs or Selected Owner

$44.00

Licence to keep 3 or more dogs - Urban

$41.00

Renewal of licence to keep 3 or more dogs - Urban

$21.00

Dog Registration starts 1 July 2014. Late fees will apply from 1 August 2014.

Save time, re-register your dog online this year. www.ashburtondc.govt.nz

Buying or selling a property?

Call the Guardian today for your situation vacant advertising requirements.

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MEETINGS, EVENTS

Rakaia Medical Trust

Dog Registration

Needing a new staff member?

PUBLIC NOTICES

Call the Guardian today or your real estate advertising requirements.

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July 3 - 6, 2014 Weigh-in 11am - 2pm July 6 @ Peel Forest Preschool $7,000 plus prize pool Great event for hunters and families.

For all competition details go to: www.facebook.com/thegreathuntpeelforest

LIVESTOCK, PETS

Proud major sponsor

MEETINGS, EVENTS The Te Kuiti Rod and Custom Club

celebrates their 40th anniversary.

All previous members are invited to help celebrate on August 9, 2014.

Contact Brett Randell on 021 02366311 or Grahame Howell on 021 2537227 or email karen.fitzwater @ymail.com

Call for nominations as trustee.

Notice is hereby given to all persons wishing to be nominated to hold office as trustee.

Nominations to Trust Chairperson Liz Depree 35 Bowen Street Rakaia, 7710

by Thursday, July 10, 2014.

Forms available at Rakaia Medical Centre.

BUYER of unwanted animals. Cattle, bobby calves, horse and all farm animals.

We also sell pet food. Call Nick’s Pet Food 0272 101 621, A/H 03 348 9439.

LOST, FOUND LOST Black Blazer with Silver Fern (NZ Shooting Team).

LOST: Before October 2013 (perhaps at a function in Methven or Ashburton), belonging to Julianne Herridge. Plain Black Blazer, with Silver Fern on the Pocket (NZ shooting team).

Desperately wanting to find this cherished item.

Phone Alex 021 266 8022.

The next meeting of the Ashburton Trust Board will be held in the Head Office Boardroom, Level 1 – Somerset House, Cnr East + Burnett Streets, Ashburton on

Thursday, June 19, 2014 at 4:30pm Giles Beal Chief Executive

HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION

AKAROA - CHARMING, spacious holiday home, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, all electric heating. Sky, all mod cons, short walk to village.

LET OR LEASE Phone Brian 307-8000 or OFFICE SPACES 308-6180.

AVAILABLE. Parking, fibre optic hub, 24 hour access, HIRE security monitored. Clean and tidy. Lease options. $PBN. GENERAL hire.

LawnPhone 021 554 570. mowers, chainsaws, concrete breakers, trailers, and more.

All your DIY / contracting work, Call and see U-Hire Ashburton. 588 East Street.

Open Mon-Fri 7.30 - 5.30pm; Sat 7.30am - 5.00pm; Sunday 8am - 12.30pm. – Ph: 308 8061 A/h: 308 7460 www.ashburtonuhire.co.nz

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Introducing Jazz Jazz is back to work after starting her family and is excited to meet new clients at Panache

To advertise here contact Ashleigh on 027 892 425 or 307 7975

Phone Jazz now to find out about her opening special.

36 Beach Road, Ashburton | 03-308-9127

Ashleigh Fraser

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GRAZING

ACCOMMODATION, RENTAL

Wheat & Ryegrass Straw

Order now before it runs out

Contact Sales Managers: James George 027 436 9989 OR Ricky Taylor 027 436 9317

Winter Grazing Available in Mayfield Area Numbers up to 1000 cows

Andrew Quigley on 0274 369 307 GRAZING HIGH quality supervised grazing available for Rising 1 Heifers, now, or at May 1, 2014. For all grazing requirements. Contact: Matt cellphone no: 027 608 3226.

GRAZING

On stage at the Ashburton Trust Event Centre

FIREWOOD dry old man pine $200, semi dry $160, dry macrocarpa $250, all 3.6m3, pine logs $45 per tone.

Phone Shane James Firewood 303 7063.

FIREWOOD JUNE SPECIAL. 3 cord (10.8m3) screened FOR SALE slabwood $240 delivered in FIREWOOD. Bone dry, shed town C.O.D. - Adams 308-3595 stored. 3.6m. $220. Phone Sawmilling EFTPOS/Credit Card facilities 021 158 1342 or 303 7806. available at mill yard prior to FIREWOOD - cut your own, delivery Methven. $100 per trailer pine. $110 per trailer - blue SCOOTER’S - new and gum. Please phone 302 8799 secondhand three and four or 027 248 6050. wheel electric scooters and wheel chairs. Call Fred FIREWOOD Dry Old Man Reddecliffe at Electric Pine. delivered 4 or 6 metre Mobility Ashburton today. loads. Phone 027 465 2122. Phone 308-3602

Sunday Morning 10.30am Sunday Evening 7pm Wednesday night Bible Study, 15 Cross Street 7pm We hope to see you this Sunday!

For more info please call Pastor Mike Grove 308 4695

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FOR SALE

GRAZIERS required to accommodate increased demand for dairy heifer grazing and winter cow grazing, immediate, or May 1, 2014. For all grazing requirements. Contact Phone: Matt cellphone no: 027 608 3226.

131 Thomson Street (Tinwald School Hall)

ENTERTAINMENT

Maize | Silage | Baleage | Hay | Grass | Straw ADULT ENTERTAINMENT

Saturday, June 28 at 3pm Sunday, June 29 at 3pm

A NEW ASIAN. Pretty, hot + sexy. 25 years, size 6. Real busty and friendly service.

Phone Tina 021 0847 0625.

ZOE - Attractive and busty genuine. Callers only. Please no texting. available all week.

Phone 021 0233 9259.

Tickets on sale at the Ashburton Trust Event Centre

ACCOMMODATION, RENTAL

ACCOMMODATION, RENTAL

FOR RENT - Warm two bedroom flat, heat pump, ACCOMMODATION, internal access garage on RENTAL West side. Available now.

FLATMATE wanted. $120p/w $300/wk. Ph Cindy 021 327 including power. Phone 027 315. Refs essential.

559 8465.

HOUSE sharer wanted.

FOR RENT: three bedroom Mature professional woman house. $350p/w/ Pages seeks person/s to share her Road. Pets neg. References home. Room can be required.

Available furnished. Must be in full time immediately. Ph Jon 021 employment and non-smoker.

0268 4345.

Phone 027 340 7743.

RENT $340 - Three bedroom house in Tinwald area with carport. Well insulated with heat pump and solar water heating. Available first week of July. Contact 022 615 6002/021 133 9945.

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Property for rent 3 Bedroom Villa with 1 Bathroom Location: 49 Belt Road, Allenton, Ashburton Available now Would suit a family or professional couple.

3 double bedrooms, separate lounge and enclosed verandah area. Sunny kitchen and separate dining area (with log fire), which leads into lounge with heatpump. Bathroom has a toilet and shower over the bath. Property has storage shed, single car garage and plenty of parking outside. Fully fenced around house area with easy care gardens. Walking distance to town, shops, pool, park, schools. Pets negotiable and non smoking.

Phone 03 308 6845 daytime - Price: $400/pw.

NEW SEASONS STRAW STILL AVAILABLE!

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Assembly Of God Sunday Meeting Join us for an Encounter with Jesus Christ Sundays @10.00am Including Children’s church Everyone is welcome.

See you at Cnr Cass & Cameron St’s Ph 308 7610 or 308 7062

10.00am Hakatere Marae SH1, Fairton You are welcome Enquiries Phone 308-8699

Evangelical Presbyterian Church 10.30am Worship

Every Sunday Cnr Cass & Havelock Sts Phone 308 5409

63 Princes Street

www.ashburtonbaptist.co.nz

Minister: Rev David Bayne Ph 307 7355

All Welcome

Website

10.00am Morning Service Speaker: Chris Gregg LIFE 2 da MAX (Kids Church) Creche Available Refreshments to follow 6.00pm House of Prayer ALL VERY WELCOME

St David’s Church 48 Allens Road Everyone welcome www.st-davids.org.nz

Call David to tend to all your rural electrical needs . . ElectraServe, for everything electrical 24/7 Breakdown Service Dairy Effluent Irrigation Generators

Industrial Commercial Residential

the ElectraServe guarantee

Blair Watson, General Manager personally guarantees ElectraServe’s tradesmen’s workmanship. If you are not 100% satisfied with the quality of the work, ElectraServe will put it right . . . every time, or your money back.

a 166 moore street ashburton p 03 308 9008 e service@electraserve.co.nz w www.electraserve.co.nz

Weekend Services

DIAL 111 in the event of a Medical or Accident Emergency

anonymous.org.nz for more information.

HOSPITAL VISITING HOURS ASHBURTON HOSPITAL HML Home care Medical Limited - Ring GENERAL WARDS - (Medical and Surgical): MENTAL HEALTH Call free on 0800 222 955. Ask for the Crisis Team.

0800 700 155 for FREE 24hr Health Advice. DAILY, 2pm - 4pm and 6pm - 7.30pm SAFE CARE - 24 hr Rape and Sexual Children must be accompanied by an adult.

DUTY DOCTORS

MEDICAL SERVICES

CHALMERS WARD - (including Assessment, Assault Crisis Support. Ph: 03 364 8791 This service is for emergency medical Treatment & Rehabilitation Unit) - OPEN care only. Please remember your VICTIMS SUPPORT GROUP VISITING. Community Services Card.

24 hr - Freephone 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846) - Direct dials to a volunteer.

Allenton Medical Centre, The Mall, Harrison MATERNITY WARD - DAILY, 10am - 8pm.

Ashburton Office - 307 8409 week-days, Street, will be the duty practice for Saturday -Husbands and patient’s own children may 9am - 2pm - outside of these hours leave a and Sunday until 8am Monday. They will hold visit the patient from: 7am - 10pm.

TUARANGI HOME (Cameron St) - DAILY, message. surgery from 10am until 12noon and from -unrestricted visiting.

6pm until 7pm both days. No appointment ALCOHOL DRUG HELP LINE necessary. Surgery phone 308 9139.

ASHBURTON REST HOMES Call us free on (0800 787 797).

COLDSTREAM HOUSE — DAILY, Lines open 10am - 10pm Seven days.

METHVEN & RAKAIA AREA For weekend doctor and emergency details unrestricted visiting.

LIFELINE - Toll-Free: 0800 353 353 CAMERON COURTS — DAILY, unrestricted - please telephone the Methven Medical visiting.

Centre, ph 302 8105.

OMMUNITY ERVICES PRINCES COURT — DAILY, unrestricted Ashburton Hospital DOES NOT ART GALLERY visiting. provide an accident and emergency service.

Due to relocation, the Art Gallery is closed EMERGENCY DENTIST Except in cases of emergency persons until further notice.

If you do not have or cannot contact your requiring medical attention must consult regular dentist, please phone 027 683 0679 ASHBURTON PUBLIC LIBRARY their own or the duty general practitioner. for the name of the rostered weekend dentist Havelock Street. Ph 308 7192.

Persons subsequently requiring treatment in Christchurch. Hours 9am-5pm, Saturdays, Saturday: 10:00am - 1:00pm at Ashburton Hospital must have a general Sunday 1:00pm - 4:00pm Sundays and Public Holidays. practitioners note of referral.

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PHARMACIES

HELPLINE SERVICES

Netherby Pharmacy, Chalmers Avenue, will be open from 10am - 12noon Saturday, from ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Call 0800 AA WORKS (0800 229 6757) 10.30am - 12noon Sunday, and from 6pm or 027 857 2133 or visit www.alcoholics7pm both evenings.

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ASHBURTON MUSEUM

Due to relocation, the Ashburton Museum is closed until further notice.

COMMUNITY POOL

WEEKEND HOURS: Sat & Sun 9am - 5pm.

MAIL CLOSING TIMES

ASHBURTON MAIL CENTRE FAST POST: Mon - Fri 6pm STANDARD POST: Mon - Fri 6pm POST DELIVERY CENTRES Allenton: Mon - Fri 5pm Tinwald: Mon - Fri 5pm Methven: Mon - Fri 4.30pm Rakaia: Mon - Fri 4.30pm ASHBURTON’S STREET RECEIVERS Business Area: Mon - Fri 5pm Residential Area: Mon - Fri 1pm

INFORMATION CENTRES

ASHBURTON - Sat 10am until 2pm.

Sun CLOSED. Public holidays from 10am until 2pm. Phone 308-1050.

METHVEN - Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10am until 3pm.

Phone 302-8955 or methven@i-site.org

BUS DEPARTURES

Reservations & timetables, 24-hour service.

Freephone for reservations: 0800 802 802.

BUSES - Southbound: 9.30am, 3.20pm.

Northbound: 12.30pm, 5.10pm.

ANIMAL SERVICES DOG, STOCK & NOISE CONTROL Ashburton District Council 03-307-7700 - 24 hour service

MID CANTERBURY SPCA

WEEKEND EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER: All enquiries - Inspector John Keeley: 308 4432 or 0274 342 646

MID CANTERBURY ANIMAL SHELTER - Contact (cats) Tracey 021

1356 969 or (dogs) Dawn 021 828 350

VETERINARIANS

VETLIFE ASHBURTON - Ph 03 307 5195, Cnr East St & Smithfield Rd, Ashburton.

Saturday clinic 9am - 12 noon. Weekend emergencies: Large: Shannon Thomson-Laing.

Small: Rajiv Balbharan & Laura Mulshine.

ASHBURTON VETS - Ph 0276 838 000, 149 Cameron St, Ashburton: Duty vet: Ben Hallenstein. Full emergency service all weekend.

VET ENT RIVERSIDE - Ph 03 308 2321 1 Smallbone Dr, Ashburton. Saturday clinic: 9am - 12 noon. 24-hour Emergencies: Large: Peter Crawford. Small: Refer Vet Life.

CANTERBURY VETS - Ph 03 307 0686, West Street Clinic, Main Rd, Methven.

Saturday clinic: 9am - 12 noon. Weekend emergencies: Katherine Lewis.

Vet Ent and Vet Life now operate a joint afterhours small animal emergency service. To use this service please phone your vet as usual.

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Saturday, June 14, 2014 TV ONE

©TVNZ 2014

6am Te Karere 3 2 0 6:30 L Football – Fifa World Cup Group B match, Spain v Netherlands, played in Salvador, Brazil.

9am Come Dine With Me Omnibus PGR 3 11:25 Tagata Pasifika Noon MasterChef – The Professionals: Australia 3 0 1:55 Star Treatment 2:55 SCU – Serious Crash Unit 30 3:25 Coastwatch 3 0 3:55 North 3 0 4:25 Family Recipes 3 0 4:55 Football – Fifa World Cup (Highlights) Day two of group play in Brazil.

6pm One News 0 7pm Country Calendar 0 7:30 F Beeny’s Restoration Nightmare PGR As Sarah and Graham prepare their dilapidated Georgian mansion for a wedding reception, they must deal with a wasp infestation, and a twist that could be heartbreaking. 0 8:30 Undercover Boss USA PGR 0 9:30 Hotel Inspector PGR 0 10:30 Broadchurch AO 3 0 11:25 M About Schmidt AO 2002 Comedy. Jack Nicholson, Hope Davis, Kathy Bates.

1:50 Emmerdale PGR 3 0 4am Infomercials 5:30 The Key Of David

CHOICE TV 6am What’s Really In Our Food?

6:30 Better Homes And Gardens 8am World’s Greenest Homes 8:30 Belfast Zoo 9am Luke Nguyen’s Greater Mekong 9:30 Trish’s Paris Kitchen 10am You Live In What?

11am Auction 11:30 Bid America Noon House Crashers 12:30 Heaven’s Garden Special 1:30 Better Homes And Gardens 3pm World’s Greenest Homes 3:30 Travel Unravelled 4pm The Apartment 5pm Hairy Bikers’ Best Of British The bikers explore the nation’s culinary heritage and uncover the stories behind Britain’s favourite dishes.

6pm Carter Can 6:30 Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven Nigel Marven follows the fortunes of polar bears, reindeer, walruses, belugas, Arctic foxes and great grey owls.

7:25 Monty’s Big Catch 8:30 The Story Of Wales 9:40 Airport 24/7 11pm The Apartment

SUNDAY

Midnight Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven Nigel Marven follows the fortunes of polar bears, reindeer, walruses, belugas, Arctic foxes and great grey owls.

1am Monty’s Big Catch 2am Carter Can 2:30 Mongrels AO 3am The Story Of Wales 4am Airport 24/07 5am Hairy Bikers’ Best Of British

TV TWO

©TVNZ 2014

TV THREE

6am Pocoyo 3 0 6:05 Poppet Stars 0 6:10 Buzzy Bee And Friends 3 0 6:20 Paw Patrol 0 6:40 Jake And The Neverland Pirates 3 0 7:05 The Amazing World Of Gumball 3 0 7:30 Teen Titans Go! 0 7:50 Randy Cunningham – 9th Grade Ninja 0 8:15 Green Lantern – The Animated Series 0 8:40 Adventure Time PGR 3 0 9:10 Secret Mountain Fort Awesome PGR 0 9:20 Regular Show PGR 3 0 9:35 Just The Job 3 0 10am F Fresh 10:30 Rodney 3 0 11am Wipeout 3 0 Noon N The Bachelor PGR 0 1:55 Switched At Birth PGR 3 0 2:55 The Fosters PGR 3:55 Full House 3 0 5pm Extreme Makeover – Home Edition 0 6pm The Amazing Race 0 7pm M The Princess Diaries 2001 Comedy. A girl who discovers she is really a princess must come to terms with her new status. Julie Andrews, Anne Hathaway. 0 8pm L Lotto This week’s Lotto draw.

8:05 The Princess Diaries Continued.

9:25 M Good Deeds AO 2012 Drama. Tyler Perry, Thandie Newton. 0

6am Charles Stanley 6:30 Outdoors With Geoff 3 7am Gone Fishin’ 3 7:30 Infomercials 9:30 The Nation 10:30 The Festival 11am Survivor – One World 3 Noon Extreme Makeover – Weight-Loss Edition 0 1pm Beauty And The Geek Australia PGR 3 2pm Gok’s Fashion Fix PGR 0 3:05 Funny Roots PGR 3 0 3:35 The New Normal PGR 4pm Rules Of Engagement 3 0 4:30 Last Man Standing Mike plays mind games with Mandy after he sees her sneaking into the house following a late night out with Kyle.

5pm Gone Fishin’ 5:30 Modern Family 0 6pm 3 News 7pm Gordon Ramsay’s Ultimate Home Cooking PGR 0 7:30 World’s Scariest Animal Attacks PGR (Part 1) 0 8:30 M Duplicity PGR 3 2009 Comedy Thriller.

Long-time lovers and corporate spies team up to stage an elaborate plan to steal from their rival companies. Julia Roberts, Clive Owen, Paul Giamatti, Tom Wilkinson. 0

11:35 M Act Of Valour AO 2012 Action. Alex Veadov, Roselyn Sanchez. 0 1:45 M Justice League – Doom AO 2012 Animation.

Voices of Kevin Conroy, Tim Daly.

0 3:20 The Celebrity Apprentice AO 3 4:55 Posh Nosh 3 0 5:05 Fresh 3 5:30 It Is Written 3

11:10 M A Serious Man AO 3 2009 Comedy. Michael Stuhlbarg. 0 1:25 Infomercials 5am Hillsong 5:30 Charles Stanley

FOUR 6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Peppa Pig 3 7am Sticky TV 3 8:30 Rugrats 3 8:55 Rocket Power 9:20 Fanboy And Chum Chum 9:45 Infomercials 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Pingu 3 3pm Barney And Friends 3 3:30 Infomercials 4:30 Pukana 2 5pm iCarly The adventures of a teen who produces popular Webcasts for kids and becomes an online celebrity.

5:30 Big Time Rush 3 6pm Malcolm In The Middle 0 6:30 M Chicken Run 2000 Animated. Voices of Julia Sawalha, Mel Gibson, Miranda Richardson. 0 8:20 How I Met Your Mother PGR Ted and Robin volunteer at a homeless shelter on Thanksgiving and are surprised to see Barney is also there; Marshall takes Lily to Minnesota to meet his family.

8:50 New Girl PGR 9:20 The Real Housewives of Orange County AO 10:20 Traffic Light PGR 10:45 Excused AO 3 11:35 Infomercials

PRIME

11am Golf – Live From The US Open 1pm Cricket – International (Highlights) England v Sri Lanka – First Test, Day Two. 1:30 #SkyRugby – Engage 2pm #SkySpeed 2:30 Sky Sports News UK 3pm Golf – US Open (Highlights) Round Two. 4pm Golf – Live From The US Open 5:30 Cricket – International (Highlights) England v Sri Lanka – First Test, Day Two. 6pm Rugby – IRB Junior World Championships (Highlights) New Zealand v Scotland.

6:30 L Rugby – International All Blacks v England – Game Two.

7:30 Antiques Roadshow Fiona and the team are at the Eastbourne Bandstand, where treasures include a signalling lamp used at D-Day, and photos of Marilyn Monroe from her last photographic session.

8:30 Rugby – International All Blacks v England – Game Two. From Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin.

9:55 L Rugby – International Australia v France – Game Two. From Etihad Stadium in Melbourne.

11pm James May’s Big Ideas PGR Robots.

12:10 Ross Kemp Extreme World AO 3 1:10 Home Shopping

MAORI TV 10am Toku Reo 3 2pm The Big Hit 3 2 2:30 Homai Te Pakipaki 3 3:30 N Rugby League – Fox Memorial Shield Point Chevalier v Glenora.

5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm Journey To The West 2 7pm Te Kaea 3 2 7:30 M The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen PGR 1989 Comedy Adventure.

An account of Baron Munchausen’s

THE BOX 6am Mountain Men PG 6:50 The Simpsons PG 7:15 Psych MC 8:10 The Simpsons Super Saturday PG A marathon of The Simpsons episodes.

10:15 Raw MC 1:10 Survivor – Borneo Marathon PG 4:30 The Simpsons Super Saturday PG A marathon of The Simpsons episodes.

7pm The Simpsons PG 7:30 Modern Family PGL 8pm Combat Pawn PG 8:30 Hatfields And McCoys – White Lightning PG 9pm We’re The Fugawis PGL 9:30 Mountain Men PG 10:30 Psych MC 11:30 Terriers MVLS

SUNDAY

12:30 Survivor – Borneo Marathon PG 3:50 Terriers MVLS 4:45 Hatfields And McCoys – White Lightning PG 5:10 We’re The Fugawis PGL 5:35 The Simpsons PG

SKY SPORT 1

6am Home Shopping 11:30 Whose Line Is It Anyway?

UK PGR 3 Noon Rugby League – NRL Fulltime Round 13.

12:30 The Crowd Goes Wild Omnibus 3 3pm Bondi Rescue 3:30 The Great British Bake-Off 3 4:30 Addicted To Fishing The latest fishing tips and tricks, and the best spots to drop a line around New Zealand.

5pm Peta’s Culinary Adventures In France 3 5:30 Prime News 6pm Junior MasterChef UK The final four cooks must feed three writers, including Dame Jacqueline Wilson.

6:30 MasterChef USA

Midnight #SkyRugby – Engage 12:30 Rugby – International (Replay) 2:30 Total Rugby 2:50 L Rugby – International South Africa v Wales – Game One. From Kings Park Stadium in Durban, South Africa. 5am L Golf – US Open Round Three.

SKY SPORT 2 6am Hockey – Men’s FIH World Cup (Replay) Semi-final One – Netherlands v England.

7:30 Hockey – Men’s FIH World Cup (Replay) Semi-final Two – Australia v Argentina.

9am Golf World A weekly review of golf tournaments around the globe.

9:30 InCycle 10am Rugby – IRB Junior World Championships (Highlights) New Beeny's Restoration Nightmare Fresh Zealand v Scotland.

7:30pm on TV One 10:00am on TV2 10:30 Cycling – Criterium Du Dauphine (Replay) Stage Six. Noon UFC Countdown DISCOVERY MOVIES PREMIERE MOVIES GREATS 1pm UFC Non-PPV Events (Replay) 7:25 Down With Love MS 2003 6am One Step Beyond PG 6:30 7:25 Father v Son 16S 2010 Henderson v Khabilov.

MythBusters PG 7:30 MythBusters Comedy. Eric Stonestreet, Josh Dean. Romantic Comedy. Renée 3pm L Rugby League – Zellweger, Ewan McGregor.

PG 8:30 ET Fishing Escapes PG 9am The Bourne Legacy Holden Cup Panthers v Dragons.

9:10 The Transporter 16V 2002 9:30 Dukes Of Haggle PG 10am MV 2012 Action. Jeremy Renner, From Sportingbet Stadium in Action. Jason Statham, Matt Schulze.

Auction Kings PG 10:30 Death Rachel Weisz.

Penrith.

Row – The Final 24 Hours PG 11:15 Dead Man Down 16VLS 2013 10:45 The Lord Of The Rings – 5pm L Rugby League – NSW 11:30 River Monsters – Untold Action. Colin Farrell, Noomi Rapace. The Two Towers MV 2002 Fantasy. Cup Penrith v Illawarra. From Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen, Ian Stories PG 12:30 Game Of Stones 1:10 The Lone Ranger MV 2013 Sportingbet Stadium in Penrith.

McKellen.

PG 1:30 MythBusters – Star Wars Western. Johnny Depp, Armie 7pm L Rugby League – 1:40 The River Wild MVL 1994 Special PG 2:30 Auction Hunters Hammer.

NRL Panthers v Dragons. From Action Adventure. Meryl Streep, PG 3pm Auction Hunters PG 3:30 3:40 Lay The Favourite MLS 2012 Sportingbet Stadium in Penrith.

Klondike M 4:30 Magic Of Science Comedy. Bruce Willis, Rebecca Hall. David Strathairn, Kevin Bacon.

9:30 L Rugby League – NRL 3:35 The Patriot 16V 2000 Action.

PG 5pm Deadly Dilemmas PG 5:15 Gone MVL 2012 Thriller.

Roosters v Knights. From Allianz Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger, Joely 5:30 Mighty Planes PG Amanda Seyfried.

Stadium in Sydney.

Richardson.

6:30 Super Skyscrapers PG 6:50 Grown Ups 2 PGVLS 2013 11:30 Fox Sports News 6:20 The Lost World – Jurassic 7:30 Ultimate Treehouses PG Comedy. Adam Sandler, Kevin SUNDAY Park PGV 1997 Sci-fi Adventure.

8:30 Yukon Men M James.

Midnight Rugby – International 9:30 Bear Grylls – Extreme 8:30 Broken City 16VL 2013 Thriller. Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Pete (Highlights) All Blacks v England Postlethwaite.

Survival M 10pm Bear Grylls – Mark Wahlberg, Russell Crowe.

– Game Two. From Forsyth Barr 8:30 Semi-Pro MLS 2008 Comedy.

Extreme Survival M 10:30 Tickle M 10:20 Sinister 16V 2012 Horror.

Stadium in Dunedin.

10:05 Gone In 60 Seconds MV 11pm True Crime With Aphrodite Ethan Hawke, Juliet Rylance.

12:30 L Cycling – Tour De 2000 Action.

Jones M SUNDAY SUNDAY Suisse Stage One. Midnight Nightmare Next Door 12:10 Lay The Favourite MLS 2012 SUNDAY 2am Cycling – Criterium Du M 1am I Was Murdered M 1:30 Comedy. 1:45 Gone MVL 2012 12:05 The Patriot 16V 2000 Action. Dauphine (Highlights) Stage Seven.

I Was Murdered M 2am Sons Thriller. 3:20 Grown Ups 2 PGVLS 2:45 The Lost World – Jurassic 3:30 Fox Sports News Of Guns M 3am Sons Of Guns 2013 Comedy. 5am Making Of Park PGV 1997 Sci-fi Adventure.

4am Rugby League – NRL M 4am Sons Of Guns M 5am Fast And Furious 6 PG 2013 5:15 4:50 The River Wild MVL 1994 (Replay) Panthers v Dragons. From MythBusters PG Broken City 16VL 2013 Thriller.

Action Adventure.

Sportingbet Stadium in Penrith.

supposed travels and fantastical experiences with his band of misfits.

John Neville, Eric Idle, Sarah Polley.

9:40 M The Insatiable Moon AO 3 2010 Drama. Tale of a man with nothing but wisdom, joy, and possibly a direct line to God, who wanders the streets of Ponsonby on a mission to find the Queen of Heaven. Rawiri Paratene, Sara Wiseman, Ian Mune.

11:10 Te Kaea 3 2 11:40 Closedown

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6am 60 Minute Makeover 3 6:45 Sunday 3 0 7:35 Tagata Pasifika 3 8am Praise Be 8:30 Q+A 9:30 L Football – Fifa World Cup Group D Match, England v Italy.

From Manaus, Brazil.

Noon N Monster Bug Wars When jumping-jack ants find a longlegged, green-bellied huntsman, it is a feud with a biting finish. 0 12:55 N Secret Location 2pm The Force 3 0 2:30 Dog Squad 3 0 3pm Building The Dream 0 3:55 Fair Go 3 0 4:25 Animal Rescue 3 0 4:55 Football – Fifa World Cup (Highlights) 6pm One News 0

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6am Fireman Sam 3 0 6:10 Buzzy Bee And Friends 3 0 6:15 Pocoyo 3 0 6:25 Art Attack 3 0 6:45 Henry Hugglemonster 0 7:10 SpongeBob SquarePants 30 7:35 Back At The Barnyard 3 0 8am What Now? 10am Shortland Street PGR 3 0 Noon Pretty Little Liars PGR 3 0 1pm The Lying Game PGR 3 0 2pm Scrubs PGR 3 0 3pm Trophy Wife PGR 3 0 3:30 Home And Away 3 0 6pm Hart Of Dixie Lemon receives an offer she may not be able to refuse; AnnaBeth seems eager for Lavon to go out of town; is Zoe ready to face her extended family? 0

7pm Sunday 0 7pm The Voice Australia 0 8pm Topp Country 8:35 Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD Lynda and Jools sail the AO 0 Hauraki Gulf on a waka, catch 9:35 The Tomorrow People AO 0 up with one of New Zealand’s 10:35 M My Soul to Take great chefs, and get spicy AO 2010 Horror. with green-chilli sauce. 0 A serial killer turns up 16 8:30 Broadchurch AO 3 0 years after his purported 9:30 Breathless AO 0 death to kill the seven 10:30 Last Tango in Halifax AO 3 children born on that night.

0 Max Thieriot, John Magaro. 0

11:35 Q+A 3 Local political affairs programme.

12:40 Attitude 3 0 1:10 Emmerdale PGR 3 0 3:05 Infomercials

CHOICE TV

12:35 M And Soon The Darkness AO 2010 Thriller. Amber Heard, Karl Urban. 0 2:15 Robotomy PGR 3 2:25 Infomercials 3am 20/20 3 0 3:50 It Is Written 3 4:20 Work It AO 3 4:40 The Amazing Race 3 0 5:30 Infomercials

11:40 7 Days AO 3 12:10 Jono And Ben At Ten AO 3 Jono Pryor and Ben Boyce give their take on New Zealand current events.

12:40 Infomercials 5:30 Brian Houston @ Hillsong TV 3

FOUR 6am Sesame Street 3 6:55 Peppa Pig 3 7am Oh No! It’s An Alien Invasion 3 7:25 All Grown Up 3 7:45 The X’s 8:10 Rugrats 3 8:35 Rocket Power 9am Fanboy And Chum Chum 9:25 Sticky TV Omnibus Noon Infomercials 2pm Sesame Street 3 2:55 Pingu 3 3pm Barney And Friends 3 3:30 Infomercials 4:30 Pukana 2 5pm iCarly 5:30 Big Time Rush 3 6pm Malcolm In The Middle 0 6:30 Top Chef 7:30 Glee PGR Rachel hires Santana as her publicist, and creates a charity for rescue animals to fix her damaged reputation.

8:30 M The Addams Family PGR 3 1991 Comedy.

Anjelica Huston, Raul Julia, Christopher Lloyd. 0 10:35 Wilfred AO

11:05 Entertainment Tonight Weekend The biggest entertainment stories of the last week.

Midnight Infomercials

PRIME

SKY SPORT 1

6am Religious Programming 10:30 Sport Box Noon Better Homes And Gardens 3 1pm Secret Millionaire USA PGR 3 Affluent benefactors go undercover in impoverished neighbourhoods, engaging with the community before revealing their true wealth and changing lives.

2pm Whose Line Is It Anyway?

UK PGR 3 2:30 Grassroots Rugby 3:30 Netball – ANZ Championship Week 15.

4:30 Rugby Nation 5:30 Prime News 6pm Who Do You Think You Are? USA Lionel Richie unlocks the mystery of the man his grandmother never spoke about – her father, John Louis Brown.

7pm Storage Wars 7:30 Antiques Roadshow 8:30 The Man Who Knew Too Much PGR Auckland-born Desmond Patrick Costello (Paddy) was a diplomat to the New Zealand Legation in Moscow after the Second World War, but may also have been a spy.

9:30 Crimes That Shook Britain AO 10:35 Breathing Fire – Secret Weapon of the Somme PGR

11:30 Golf – Live From The US Open 1:30 Rugby – International (Highlights) All Blacks v England – Game Two. 2pm Sky Sport – What’s On 2:25 L Rugby – IRB Junior World Championships Australia v Samoa.

From QBE Stadium in Auckland.

4:25 Rugby – Road To The Semifinals The 2014 IRB Junior World Championships.

4:55 L Rugby – IRB Junior World Championships Semi-final One – England v Ireland.

From QBE Stadium in Auckland.

6:55 Rugby – Road To The Semifinals The 2014 IRB Junior World Championships.

11:30 Wild Boys AO 3 After Mary’s bar burns, Jack decides to rob the Hopetoun Bank to help her out.

12:30 Home Shopping

11:30 L Motorcycling – British Superbike Championship Snetterton 300.

5am L Golf – US Open Round Four. From Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in Pinehurst, North Carolina.

MAORI TV

6am Travel Unravelled 6:30 Christ Embassy 7am The Apartment Hosted and judged by Jamie Durie.

8am Hairy Bikers’ Best Of British 9am The Story Of Wales 10am Airport 24/7 11am Travel Unravelled 11:30 Monty’s Big Catch 1pm Arctic Exposure With Nigel Marven 2pm Carter Can 2:30 Early Edition 3:30 Clodagh McKenna – Irish Food Trails 4pm New Zealand Food Culture 4:30 Timothy Spall – Somewhere At Sea 5pm The Boat That Guy Built 5:30 The World After Stonehenge 6:30 Sand Masters 6:55 Gourmet Farmer 7:30 The Jonathan Ross Show PGR 8:30 Identity AO A man arrested for shooting a police officer claims he has been set up by an identity thief.

9:30 The Private Lives Of Medieval Kings Dr Janina Ramirez unlocks the secrets of illuminated manuscripts that were custom-made for kings, and explores the medieval world they reveal.

11pm New Zealand Food Culture 11:30 Early Edition

10am Korero Mai 3 Series using drama to teach te reo Maori.

1:30 Rugby League – Fox Memorial Shield Howick v Otahuhu.

3:30 Rugby League – UK Super League Leeds v Huddersfield. 2 5:30 Te Kaea 2 6pm Whakatauki 3 Proverbs relating to gods and goddesses. 2 6:30 Kuia Part 2. Te Aroha Paenga talks to Ngati Apa Kuia Nga Haerenga o te Mangai (Noa) Nicholson. 2

12:30 Sand Masters PGR 1am Gourmet Farmer 1:30 The Jonathan Ross Show 2:30 Identity AO 3:30 The Private Lives Of Medieval Kings 4:30 Clodagh McKenna – Irish Food Trails 5am The World After Stonehenge

12:30 SmackDown! MC 2:10 CSI MV 3:50 Underbelly – The Golden Mile MC 4:40 America’s Funniest Home Videos PG 5:05 Modern Family PGL 5:30 Combat Pawn PG

MONDAY

TV THREE 6am Life TV 6:30 Brian Houston @ Hillsong 7am Charles Stanley 8am Universal Church Of The Kingdom Of God 8:30 Turning Point With David Jeremiah 9am Re-Think 9:30 Three60 10am The Nation 11am The Best Of Campbell Live 11:40 3rd Degree 3 12:30 ‘Til Death PGR 3 1pm Entertainment Tonight Weekend 2pm Australian Federal Police PGR 3 0 2:30 Motorsport – WEC Road To Le Mans 3:05 Motorsport – NHRA 3:30 Motorsport – FIA World Touring Car Championship Round four from Slovakia. 4pm Motorsport – FIA World Rally Championship (Highlights) Round six from Italy. 5pm Big Angry Fish PGR 3 5:30 The Simpsons 3 0 6pm 3 News 7pm House Rules PGR 0 8:40 The Blacklist AO (Part 1) Liz concludes she cannot trust anyone, and refuses to work with Red after the truth about her father’s death is revealed. 0 9:40 Hawaii Five-0 AO When the body of a girl who was kidnapped 10 years ago is found, the team searches for the culprits, who have now taken their next victim. 0 10:35 House of Cards AO

THE BOX 6am Survivor – Borneo Marathon PG 9:20 Psych MC 10:15 The Simpsons Marathon PG 12:20 Modern Family PGL 12:45 Mountain Men PG 1:40 Combat Pawn PG 2:05 Hatfields And McCoys – White Lightning PG 2:30 We’re The Fugawis PGL 2:55 Raw MC 5:45 WWE Main Event MC 6:45 SmackDown! MC 8:30 CSI MV 10:30 Underbelly – The Golden Mile MC 11:30 WWE Main Event MC

MONDAY

7:25 L Rugby – IRB Junior World Championships Semi-final Two – South Africa v New Zealand.

From QBE Stadium in Auckland.

9:30 Fox Sports News A complete wrap of the day’s sporting headlines.

10:30 Golf – US Open (Highlights) Round Three. From Pinehurst Resort and Country Club in Pinehurst, North Carolina.

SKY SPORT 2 7pm Te Kaea 3 2 7:30 Rugby League – NRL Premiership Roosters v Knights.

9:30 M The Hours AO 2002 Drama. Virginia Woolf’s novel Mrs Dalloway affects three generations of women, all of whom have had to deal with suicide in their lives.

Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore, Nicole Kidman.

11:25 Te Kaea 3 2 11:55 Closedown

DISCOVERY 6am One Step Beyond PG 6:30 MythBusters PG 7:30 MythBusters – Star Wars Special PG 8:30 Magic Of Science PG 9am Deadly Dilemmas M 9:30 Tickle M 10am Auction Hunters PG 10:30 Bear Grylls – Extreme Survival M 11am Bear Grylls – Extreme Survival M 11:30 Yukon Men M 12:30 Swarm Chasers PG 1:30 Moonshiners M 2:30 Moonshiners M 3:30 Moonshiners M 4:30 Moonshiners M 5:30 Moonshiners M 6:30 Moonshiners M 7:30 Extreme Drug Smuggling M 8:30 Klondike M 9:30 Game Of Stones M 10:30 Taiwan Revealed PG 11:30 Amish Mafia M

MONDAY

12:30 Super Skyscrapers PG 1:30 Dukes Of Haggle PG 2am Flying Wild Alaska PG 3am Deadliest Catch PG 4am Sons Of Guns M 5am Flying Wild Alaska PG

Hawaii Five-0

9:40pm on TV3

MOVIES PREMIERE

Glee

7:30pm on FOUR

MOVIES GREATS

7am Lay The Favourite MLS 2012 Comedy. Bruce Willis, Rebecca Hall. 8:35 Gone MVL 2012 Thriller.

Amanda Seyfried. 10:10 Grown Ups 2 PGVLS 2013 Comedy. Adam Sandler, Kevin James.

11:50 Broken City 16VL 2013 Thriller. Mark Wahlberg, Russell Crowe.

1:40 Sinister 16V 2012 Horror.

Ethan Hawke, Juliet Rylance.

3:30 Django Unchained 16VL 2012 Action. Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio.

6:15 Flight 16LS 2012 Drama.

Denzel Washington, Don Cheadle.

8:30 The World’s End MVLS 2013 Sci-fi. Simon Pegg, Nick Frost.

10:20 Killing Them Softly 16VLS 2012 Crime. Brad Pitt, Ray Liotta.

11:55 Django Unchained 16VL 2012 Action. Jamie Foxx, Leonardo DiCaprio.

6:40 Semi-Pro MLS 2008 Comedy.

Will Ferrell, Woody Harrelson. 8:15 Gone In 60 Seconds MV 2000 Action. Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie.

10:15 The Patriot 16V 2000 Action.

Mel Gibson, Heath Ledger, Joely Richardson. 12:55 The Lost World – Jurassic Park PGV 1997 Sci-fi Adventure. Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite.

3pm Silent Hill 16V 2006 Horror.

Sean Bean, Radha Mitchell.

5:05 The Devil Wears Prada PGL 2006 Comedy. Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway.

6:55 Jurassic Park 3 MV 2001 Adventure.

Sam Neill, William H Macy.

8:30 Red Eye MVL 2005 Drama.

10pm School For Scoundrels MLS 2006 Comedy.

11:45 Across The Universe MVLS 2007 Drama.

2:40 The Making Of The Lone Ranger PG 3am Flight 16LS 2012 Drama. 5:15 Killing Them Softly 16VLS 2012 Crime.

1:55 The Devil Wears Prada PGL 2006 Comedy. 3:45 Silent Hill 16V 2006 Horror. 5:50 Jurassic Park 3 MV 2001 Adventure.

MONDAY

MONDAY

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6am Rugby – International (Replay) All Blacks v England – Game Two. 8am Hockey – Women’s FIH World Cup (Replay) Final – Australia v Netherlands.

10am Rugby League – NRL (Highlights) Round 14 Friday.

10:30 Rugby League – NRL (Highlights) Round 14 Saturday.

11am Cricket – International (Highlights) 11:30 #SkySpeed Noon Sky Sport – What’s On 12:25 L Rugby – IRB Junior World Championships Argentina v Fiji. From EcoLight Stadium in Pukekohe.

2:25 Rugby – Road To The Semifinals 2:55 L Rugby – IRB Junior World Championships Italy v Scotland. From EcoLight Stadium in Pukekohe.

4:55 Rugby – Road To The Semifinals 5:25 L Rugby – IRB Junior World Championships Wales v France. From EcoLight Stadium in Pukekohe.

7:30 Rugby – International (Replay) 9:30 Cricket – International (Highlights) 9:58 L Cricket – International England v Sri Lanka – Test One, Day Four.

MONDAY

12:05 Rugby League – NRL (Highlights) 12:35 L Cricket – International England v Sri Lanka – First Test, Day Four. Coverage of the afternoon session from Lord’s Cricket Ground, London. 5:30 Sky Sport – What’s On

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Family Notices 46 Ashburton Guardian BIRTHS ELLIS – Toby and Charlotte (nee Spencer) are delighted to announce the safe arrival of Emily Jean (7lb 10oz), on May 30, 2014 at Christchurch Women’s Hospital. A granddaughter for George Spencer (Ashburton) and Katie Ellis (Holland, Michigan, USA).

McDOWELL - WINSPEAR – Julia, Jeff and Ivy welcome a daughter and sister, Milla Rose, to their family in Perth, on June 5, 2014. A little cousin for Quinn and Baxter.

O’CONNER – Mick and Kirsten (nee Wyatt) are thrilled to announce the birth of their much anticipated wee boy, FLYNN WILLIAM, who arrived on Thursday, May 22, 2014. Special thanks to Wendy Hutchinson, Colin Conaghan and the amazing team at Auckland Women’s Hospital.

DEATHS DYNES, Robert Ray (Sam) – Loved son of the late Ollie and Marie (Budge) Dynes, loved brother and brother-inlaw of Bessie and the late Derek Dynes, Cliff and Dianna and the late Elvena and Rae, and loved uncle of David and Jan Dynes, Robyn Dynes and John Morgan, Judith and Roger Henderson.

Sam’s funeral service will be held in Winton on MONDAY, 16 June. Messages to 25A Meldrum Street, Winton 9720 Southern Funeral Home, Gore, FDANZ

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Showers developing with a change to cooler southerlies.

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A front weakens and moves north over eastern areas of New Zealand tomorrow, and a ridge over the North Island builds back over the country behind it.

A northerly flow spreads over New Zealand on Monday as a low pressure system moves southeast over the Tasman Sea.

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PHELPS, Nancy Kathleen – Nancy’s family wishes to sincerely thank you for the kindness shown at the time of her passing. Your sympathy and support were a tribute to Nancy and mean more than can be expressed in words. WALKER - HENDERSON – Please accept this as a Jess and Mark have much personal acknowledgement excitement in announcing WILTON, Allan Keiller – their engagement, much to 23-11-1934 - 10-6-2014, very from Nancy’s entire family. the delight of their parents, peacefully at home at Brian in Ashburton and Grant Summerset, Palmerston DEATHS and Aileen in Methven. Jess North. Dearly loved and is also the youngest daughter respected husband of the late of the late Janet Walker.

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Ray, Paul, Colin, Lyndene, Michelle and families sincerely thank everyone for their love and support following the sad loss of Dottie. We are really appreciative of the cards, messages, flowers, baking etc, and of all those who attended Dot’s funeral service. She would have been so proud. Please accept this as a personal expression of our thanks.

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www.guardianonline.co.nz CRYPTIC

ACROSS 1. Light, seedy Scottish emblem is cheaper (11) 9. In the style of being more stern? (5) 10. ‘Some mute – Milton here may rest’ (Gray) (10) 11. Give the prize to a guardian’s charge (5) 12. Dresses to sit and tear out (7) 14. State something’s amiss (3) 15. Of the ear quietly dropped by the eye (4) 16. Verbal noun, half-German – and German! (6) 17. Sol has nothing on when returning the burden (4) 21. Fine language shows such impetuosity (4) 22. Sacred Egyptian bug will leave mark for rating to follow (6) 23. It is coarsely overgrown where taxis are concerned (4) 26. Ballerina’s skirt shortened? Oh, I say! (3) 27. Valour shown by supporter in high degree (7) 29. Short preface, but perhaps not right one (5) 30. Stand-up collar seen going to the Circus in London (10) 31. A final word, more than one perhaps needing X to finish (5) 32. Fit to be seen now and skilful with it (11)

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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS CRYPTIC Across 1. Principally 8. Rock-salt 9. Love 10. Clown 13. Cave 16. Trim 17. Fist 18. Nerd 20. Rally 24. Newt 25. Seraglio 26. Perspective Down 2. Race 3. Nasal 4. In-law 5. Lilac 6. Frightening 7. Delectation 11. Offer 12. Naval 14. Arid 15. Pier 19. Deter 21. Abele 22. Leant 23. Slav QUICK Across 1. Mulberry 7. Stall 8. Dutch oven 9. Own 10. Mood 11. Flagon 13. Soft in the head 15. Poison 16. Moor 18. Woo 20. Editorial 21. Steed 22. Destined Down 1. Madam 2. Lets off 3. Echo 4. Revolutionise 5. Baton 6. Glanced 7. Snagged 12. Limited 13. Slowest 14. Emotion 15. Poked 17. Riled 19. Dolt

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(5) 7. One of the hardships of not being bent, one is told (6) 8. In a way foretold by pride, Act evolved to include the pound (11) 12. With letters that figure in a cellar: a big turn-out (11)

13. Fit of illness seen on the variety stage? (4) 18. Politician who is lost maybe about American intelligence (9) 19. Artistic jumble it’s cheap to arrange (8) 20. Loyal, and that’s a fact (4) 24. Coypu fur: give it a run for a change (6) 25. Shaped like an orange boa, let it uncoil (6) 26. Have a refill put up where work is involved (3,2) 28. A sail of more than common size? (5)

QUICK ACROSS 7. Vertical (13) 8. Unafraid (8) 9. Flog (4) 10. Attorney (6) 12. Antenna (6) 14. Conclude (3) 15. Longs (6) 17. Magic potion (6) 19. Hillside (Scottish) (4) 21. Spinning (8) 23. Fail to see the true value of (13)

DOWN 1. Demote (8) 2. Athletic (6) 3. Formerly (4) 4. Talk out of (8) 5. House servant (6) 6. Spoils (4) 11. Relinquished a position (8) 13. Estrange (8) 16. Smelled badly (6) 18. Eventually (2,4) 20. Skating arena (4) 22. Learning through repetition (4)

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ARIES (MAR 21 – APR 20) Weekend or not you’ll need to keep your professional hat on. With your professional instincts sharp you’ve got a better sense of where the money is.

TAURUS (APR 20 – MAY 21) Mercury’s last weekend in your communication sector is a chance to not only make communication a priority, but to give unsaid words a voice.

GEMINI (MAY 21 – JUNE 22) Moving into your new solar year is less about making plans, intentions or resolutions and more about being true to yourself and the journey ahead.

CANCER (JUNE 22 – JULY 24) Any personal and/or relationship tensions this weekend are a practice run for next month’s Full Moon, with a chance to clear the air now.

LEO (JULY 24 – AUG 23) As important as it is to keep your professional hat on, don’t forget a need for downtime and for finding time to hear yourself think.

VIRGO (AUG 23 – SEP 23) Reverberations from Friday’s Full Moon 2 days ago are still making home and family matters a priority, with a chance to honour intentions made.

LIBRA (SEP 23 – OCT 23) The Moon is making a timely return to your home and family sector, giving you a chance to pre empt any work/life balance issues before they bite.

SCORPIO (OCT 23 – NOV 24) You’re already at a point where you should know what you want from your relationships and what they need from you, with communication essential.

SAGITTARIUS (NOV 24 – DEC 21) As Mercury spends his last weekend in retrograde motion in your financial sector you’ve got both a smart head for money and 20/20 hindsight.

CAPRICORN (DEC 21 – JAN 20) Moving into the final month of an important relationship chapter you can’t afford to be asleep at the wheel, with a need to bless any wakeup calls.

AQUARIUS (JAN 20 – FEB 19) Take a moment to catch your breath first, using any downtime the weekend affords to recharge your batteries and also think through options.

PISCES (FEB 19 – MAR 20) Make the most of one of the last weekends you’ll get for a while, where you can make matters of the heart, your social life and friendships a priority.

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