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sewing and crochet skills to produce an abundance of teddy A local knitting group decided bears for(04) children need this Telephone 587 in1660 to make a difference this Christ- Christmas. mas by hand-making over 50 Address: Throughout the year, 23 Broderick Rd, the Johnsoft toys for Kiwi Community sonville Community Centre Johnsonville Assistance to give away. craft has been making P.O.group Box 38-776, Caroline Smith, Eleanor Ran-WMCbeanies and(04) clothing to donate 5045. Fax: 587 1661 son, Marilyn Porteous and a to different causes such as group of keen knitters got to Pregnancy Help. SALES work on using their knitting, The group has been knitting MANAGER:

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out of boxes to put some of the toys in, with the rest being displayed on a table for Tracey Wellington from KCA to collect. The knitters were surprised with the outcome saying they had never expected so many toys to be made. “It’s amazing what came out,” Eleanor said. The project was a learning curve for the whole group – some members had never made a Santa or a Rudolf before, while others were just learning to knit in the process. The craft group is a community based group which meets every Wednesday and keen knitters and sewers can join Nic Dempster with his painting: Public Hall, Khandallah anytime. The groups’ work is voluntary, with the members paying for their own wool to create the toys and garments they donate. “We are always pleased to accept donations of wool,” Eleanor said. Brownies, Rotary Continued from page 2 bers, Keas, “It’s quite sad seeing all the members, Deputy Mayor Justin rubbish on the ground. Lester, and other enthusiastic “Me and my friends used to members of the community. go to butterfly field next to the The youngest helpers started school, but when the flowers from three-years-old, filling were taken away people started bags full of rubbish to help whelming response from the munity has been incredible,” leaving their rubbish there. out Maya. community work. “Now a about lot ofhis it is buried in he said. Justin Lester said what Maya “I a lot ofMaya help said. from the Chris now plans to take all thehad ground,” was doing was fantastic andthe he community. up poppies to his offi ce Maya said she has always light would like toback organise more “Councillor Andy Foster testups them eachthe individually liked the environment butwas this and clean across region. sitting out one which ones is thehere firsthelping time she has day; done to see “We want to have plansustained clean up local companies, something bigMassey to help.Univer- damage. days in places like Newlands, sityThe and the Council all helped – it The artist plans to fix the broken young environmentalPaparangi, Glenside and Tawa was a real community effort. work and display it in other ist wants other schools to for February next year. places “The response from the up comworld.is also working contribute to cleaning the around “Thethe council community saying “I want to on a new design for recycling teach people awareness”. bins that stops the rubbish The council jumped on board flying out in the wind,” he said. the clean up, providing rubbish At the end of the clean-up bags, gloves and the rubbish volunteers went back to West pick up at the end of the day. Park School where they had Maya started the clean-up tea and coffee provided by day by reading out a health and Zampelles, and a barbeque safety notice for her helpers with sausages that was sponwhich included Lions membyyour 1841. Q: Do you think vandalism is an sored issue in area? together for just over one year, and after making a “big display of poppies” for Anzac Day the group thought it would be good to do another project. “When we started out we said ‘let’s help people if we can’,” Caroline said. “We wanted to give something for Christmas,” she said. Marilyn created a Santa sleigh

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Continued from page 1 The field contained 860 white poles which bobbed in the breeze “My work is usually displayed and lit up red at night, represent- in more popular areas but I was by:with Genxthe Distribution ing the 860 Wellingtonian’s Distribution who working council to lost their lives during the war.michelle.mcguire@paradise.net.nz put more work like this in the (04) 970 0439 Chris said “multiple bits” of the suburbs. artwork Remembrance had been “I’m just glad [the vandalism] destroyed on Saturday night. didn’t happen during the first “Cables were ripped out, poles weekend it was up,” he said. had been snapped, some of the The artist said he had been gobulbs were smashed and they ing up to the field and checking kicked the lock off the box and on his work to see what was going ABC Audit 2012: 24,456 copies weekly pulled the cables out,” he said. on and how the community was Independent Herald Chris described what happenedThe largest responding to it. circulating newspaper in on Saturday night as “mindlessWellington “I came Sunday to check it West &on Northern suburbs vandalism”. and found that various bits of it “People just came through and were destroyed. thought they would destroy it,” “I had to take it down because Published by: Les & Katrina Whiteside he said. it was unsafe,” he said. Wellington Suburban Newspapers Ltd The artist who has exhibited his Chris said what happened to light-works around the world and his Remembrance display was LOCALbut NEWSPAPER works for the annual Lux lightYOUR a shame he has had over-

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Motorists can expect more The closures will begin at Walker said detours wouldAbe “We’re doing everything we Christmas Concert closures along State Highway 10pm and the motorway will in place and everyone would be can to minimise disruption, Last week we is ranwhy a brief about Cantate 1 next weekend. re-open at 7am on Sunday able to get where they wanted which we’re doing it in Telephone (04) 587 1660 Women’s Choir presenting ‘A Christmas T h e h ig hway b e t we e n morning and 5.30am on Mon- to go at all times. the middle of the night during Concert’,the however, we failed to mention Ngauranga and Thorndon was day morning. All lanes in both However, he said people weekend.” Address: 23 Broderick Rd, the address where thelast concert will be closed last weekend and will directions will be closed. should allow more time for He said the motorway Johnsonville taking place. If you would like to see the close once again on Saturday Despite the closure, Wel- their journeys during these closures took place in August, P.O. Wilson Box 38-776, By Sharnahea show featuring City Jazz and other special housing28stock – they29 have shown and Sunday of November. lington Highway Manager, Neil times. and went clockwork. WMC 5045. Fax: (04) 587 1661 guests, head alonglike to The Terrace Centre what can be done. at 18 Dr Taylor Terrace in Johnsonville. The A 200-strong crowd marched “But there are still big issues with will be shown on Saturday December 5 at through the streets of Wellington social housing and private owners, SALES 7.30pm, following the annual Christmas to protest for affordable, adequate there needs to be a standard across MANAGER: parade. Tickets will be available at the door. and secure housing in New Zealand. all housing,” he said. Stephan van Rensburg The Child Poverty Action Group, Labour MP Grant Robertson said along with a largestephan@wsn.co.nz group of support- the government is selling off social Magical Christmas treats ers, marched from Cuba Street to housing at a time when we need it P: 587 1660 Civic Square promoting the issue most. Deirdre Tarrant Dance Theatre presents of housing in New Zealand through two magical Christmas treats. The Very “We shouldn’t be selling houses, Hungry Caterpillar is a story book bal‘Hikoi for Homes’. we should be buying more,” he said. REPORTER: let based on the children's book of the A Child Poverty Action Group Mr Robertson said he applauds Sharnahea Wilson same name. Degas Deconstructed is a spokesperson Dudley Harvey- the Child Poverty Continued from pagefor1 Action Group E: herald@wsn.co.nz classical trip through the imagination of Smith said there are three big ques- putting the Twenty ago Fiona, from eventyears together. Q: What do you think an artist, taking a theatrical and balletic P: 587 1660 tions that need to be asked about “NewFiona Zealanders comeAcademy, to see Haineswill Dance and the State Housing look at ideas that may have informed the every home in the country; “Is the this more and more as a big issue.” put together a show based on creation of some of the worlds' most of New Zealand ? housing adequate, is it financially Wellington Cityfairy Council buildthe classic tale Pinocchio, famous dance art. The show was directed affordable and is it secure?” ings portfolio and thisleader year’s Iona showPannett is set to be by Deirdre Tarrant, costumed by Jane SALES “The biggest issue is affordability said when shethan was ever. growing up she Mike Scott and better Clyde Lambourn November protest with the Child 4 Wednesday 4, 2015 Ferguson and lit by Douglas Bonnalack. 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Cash door sales, $10 years,” he said. “It isdone expensive before. to have wall • An immediate stop to the selling-off of state and Dudley said the action group has insulation so for a lot of people “We have strong men, it’s tightcouncil housing SALES given presentations to the govern- just notrope Local student as possible – there needs to beand • A $1 Billion annual budget for the provision of walkers, lion tamers Steve Maggs ment that have had “disappointing more government more, and itsubsidies. will be a very full By Sharnah more state, public, and not-for-profit housing youth MP results”. unacceptable thatshow children E: steve@wsn.co.nz “It is and entertaining for all • Setting minimum standards for all rental housing He said the quality of housing is are getting Paul Foster-Bell MP congratulates sick fromsaid. living in cold • Greater tenure protection for tenants ages,” Fiona The Joh P: 587 1660 a big issue all over New Zealand homes,” Students Summer O’Dywer of Samuel Marsden she said. aged three to 18 • A rent freeze for five years Awards saw Collegiate on her selection as hisyear Youth with different areas having different Iona said there is aboth clearKarori problemand • A statutory right to be housed years from with 1 MP. Summer is a Year 12 student andaward issues. and it isBrooklyn difficult forStudios people to have being are busy • State subsidies for modest income homeowner winner of her school’s prestigious Helen Distribution Distribution “Wellington by: CityGenx Council has productive ship programmes lives while living in a over the pas preparing for the up-coming Davidson Scholarship for 2015. Summer michelle.mcguire@paradise.net.nz done excellent work renovating state ofproduction. poverty. Chair of studies science, languages, photography (04) 970 0439 Trustees, Senior students not only get and advanced calculus. As part of the Ch the ev to show off their dance skills Young Enterprise scheme, Summersaid is CEO sonville but also have to learn how to of a student team developing a “Just Ask” sh October 22, act and tell a story with body To the Circus: Strong men show off their muscles. PHOTOS: Sharnahea Wilsontips to help other students app to provide andsaid the Trus language and mime, Fiona who struggle with study. Summer T he Joh nsonvi l le Club still be around to give advice Wally Smith, a member for over of the club; Adrian Douglas, the event wonderful students. of life. said. paysasoff when MP. the “Idancshe has work two goals a Youth want ev recently held their board where needed. 40 years, was awarded a Lifea bond Wayne Somerville, Dave Field, “Each to connect students to politics and edu“You form quite with “Along with the obvious “I am very lucky to have my ers get to perform in their end yea ABC Auditand 2012:AGM, 24,456 copies weekly Bob commented on the nine membership for the time and Sarah Walton, Catherine Guilelections electoutstanding cate them on how important voting and them when you see them three posture, confi dence and enjoymother, Katie Haines, on board of year production. Independent Herald ing a new club president. good yearsas heshe had was beennot at the he has theaclub, ford and press is for our country,” Summer to put fourinto times week over ten Barry ment,Jones. comes the skills youengaging get only effort a ballet “Every year we put on athe T The largest circulating newspaper in The AGM had a crowd of 71 helm of thedancer club, andand long-time helping Quiz Night Jill and Bob extended said. “I’lllarge also production work to have Wellington involvement so years. from Tait overcoming nerves from teacher but waswithorHousie, which is the Wellington West & Northern suburbs attendees who had “a productive club member Barry Green and Snooker. t hei r cong rat ulat ions to students’ issues heard in our Parliament munity. “I love it when past students going on stage and sitting highlight for all students.” also a drama and mime tutor so meeting and an enjoyable social thanked Bob for his “Heherhelps heandelected the board. discipline, so that we can start to make change “The Trus pop wherever in to say hello fill memembers exams of - dedication, the girls are “great lucky to have hour afterwards”. helmsmanship”. can and is always there if The next event the club will be where it’s needed.” developmen Charlotte Hollywood receiving her award from MP Peter Dunne. in on what they are now doing.” reliability, time management, expertise during rehearsals,” Published & Katrina Whiteside  ‘Pinocchio’ and ‘To the CirJill Tait of by: theLes Johnsonville Andy Wilson and Brent needed by management and involved in, along with the comFiona said her dancers learn punctuality and giving every- cus’ will be performed on Sunshe said. Wellington Suburban Newspapers Ltd Club said the new president Porter, both practised Board members alike,” Jill said. munity, will be the Christmas Fiona said she has had great many skills throughout their thing your all and your best, Library day,celebrates November 29 at 12pm, Steve Macaulay thanked out- members and past Vice Presi- The club held their Board elec- Parade where Lloyd Macintyre time at the dance academy she said.” pleasure in teaching over the 3pm and in the Memorial LOCAL goingYOUR president BobNEWSPAPER Tait and dents, were both voted back on tions and the following mem- will be driving a vintage car in 50th Theatre year in6pm that are benefi cial in all walks Fiona said this all the hard past 20 years and has had some Kelburn. acknowledged that Bob would the Board as Vice Presidents. bers were voted onto the Board the club's colours.

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School girls ‘Welcome Home’ refugees By Sharnahea Wilson

Welcome Home competition winners and runner up, Molly McCalman (left) Grace Masseurs and Samantha George-Neich, holding their interactive maps on ipads.

Fancy yourself as a portrait artist? You can have a go at the home of the country’s national collection in the New Zealand Portrait Gallery on the Wellington waterfront on Saturday. It’s free and the gallery will provide some materials and coffee from its neighbour Mojo from 1pm to 3pm. Local identities Ruth Gotlieb, Paul Eagle and Fran Wilde have posed at previous sessions. New Zealand Portrait Gallery - Shed 11, Queens Wharf, Wellington.

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A competition for young people to create an interactive map to welcome refugees to their area was taken out by two local school girls. Grace Masseurs and Samantha George-Neich of Samuel Marsden Collegiate School won the Welcome Home Mapping Competition due to their innovative work on creating a map for refugees. Head of Humanities Fiona Craw-

ford received information about the competition and thought it was a great idea to get the students involved. All year nines, as well as one year ten class, made interactive maps over a period of four lessons for the New Zealand-wide competition. Fiona said she was particularly impressed with Grace and Samantha’s map. “They showed a lot of insight into the challenges refugee’s experience.

“They were very sensitive to what [the refugee’s] needs could be,” she said. The girls did some research into human rights and migration, as well as government impacts on migration. “Once a lot of attention was drawn to Syrian refugees, the year nines were very interested in getting involved,” Fiona said. The school found out one week ago that two of their pupils had taken out the competition.

Rotary tooted for tucker The Johnsonville Rotary Club had a successful “Toot for Tucker” collection with the Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Brigade to collect food items for those in need. On November 10 and 17 the Rotary collected food for families and individuals who are in need over the demanding holiday season. The Fire Truck led the way through Johnsonville and Churton Park with flashing lights and the siren to alert families on the routes that collectors were coming on foot or in tooting vehicles. Rotary member Michael Hodgen said there has been a wonderful response from people on the routes. “A wide variety of non- perish-

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able food items and cash have been donated. “The cash will be used to purchase additional essentials, at cost, at Newlands New World,” he said. The Johnsonville Rotary club does the Toot for Tucker collection to help make a difference in the community when “many families and individuals are experiencing tough times and are stressed”. “The Fire Brigade and those who have donated items of food, or cash, have helped Johnsonville Rotary to assist less fortunate people in our community. “Johnsonville Rotary is extremely thankful to all those who gave so generously,” Mi-

Volunteer collectors with the Johnsonville Volunteer fire engine in Churton Park

chael said. Toot for Tucker began in Johnsonville in 2013, after some Johnsonville Rotary club members assisted the Tawa Rotary club with its collection. Tawa Rotary, and others in Tawa, initiated this project in

2011 and Plimmerton Rotary has also subsequently run a Toot for Tucker food collection. Johnsonville Rotary has adjusted the project to suit our local conditions, and the current model used works well, Michael said.

Old girls of Samuel Marsden Cassandra is inspired by the word Collegiate School came together Wednesday November 25,to 2015 Ubuntu – meaning “I am because celebrate the schools 2015 Hall of of you”. Fame Laureates on Friday. She discussed how charity isn’t a Cassandra Treadwell received one-way street. her award in recognition of her “We tend to draw our circle of commitment and leadership to ‘So family too small. They Can’. “The people we help ground me So They Can is an organisation they have so much compassion, they Cassandra set up to work with live in the moment and we have a communities in the Third World to lot to learn from them,” Cassandra break the cycle of poverty. said. The charity opened a school in The daughter of Lady Jane BlunKenya where they employ 110 local dell, Sally Winstone, saw her staff on the ground. mother be awarded onto the MarsShe discussed how in 2007 there den Hall of Fame. were over 1000 locals living on This posthumous award recoga rubbish dump in Nakuru, and nised June Blundell’s voluntary

active supporter. Sally discussed how her mother was the third person ever to receive the New Zealand Dame Grand Cross of the Order of Saint John. Lady Jane had also “founded the A draft development plan has opened for consultation that will child cancer foundation because guide the future management and development of the “wild children were still being treated side” of Karori Park over the next 10 years. The plan suggests under the adult regime”. four core upgrades to the back of the park including a beginner Scholarships were awarded on the day to descendants of old girls. mountain bike trail for children, novice mountain bikers and walkers and a shared one-way track to and from Karori Saddle The Marsden Old Girls Assolinked to the new trail. Wellington City Council is keen to hear ciation Scholarships for 2015 were from the community and gather opinions and feedback on the awarded to Charlotte Mills, whose proposed improvements. “Karori Park is one of our most heavily mother and grandmother were both used parks for both formal and informal recreation,” Natural at Marsden, and the Nell Clare Environment Portfolio leader, Councillor Helene Ritchie said. Music Scholarship was awarded to Cassandra celebrates being a 2015 on Marsden Hall To find out moreTreadwell information and give feedback the Karori Jessica Kenyon. of Fame Laureate. PHOTO: Sharnahea Wilson Park development plan visit wellington.govt.nz/karoriwildside. Feedback closes Wednesday, December 9.

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Freya Kelly, 11 and Sophie Thompson, 13, display the poetry book Scattered Feathers that includes some of their finest work.

Wellington City Council favour of the living wage, revoted 9-6 to extend an $18.55 motely from Perth where he is per-hour wage to contractors attending a housing conference. Deputy Mayor Justin Lester working under a proposed successfully that new contract to supply securityjustalso By Sharnahea Wilson a few lines – it’smoved limitless,” Council ensure there would services to the Council. shethe said. Two young poets are rapt to have be young no additional to rateMayor Celia Wade-Brown The poet saidcosts she looks for been selected have their poemsto acompetitions payers. to enter online but said thetodecision applies in thesecurity 2015 Anthology shevoted had submitted a Councillors eight-seven contract‘Scattered with stronghad forgotten Feathers’. to be included in the poetry to remove $250,000 from the public roles including noisepoem Raroa Intermediate School stuScattered Feathers.and travel Council’s personnel control, cash handling, guard-book dents ing Freya 11 patrols. and Sophie Freya said write budget to she makelikes the to outcome andKelly, mobile Thompson, 13, had both entered a about things that wouldn’t usually “We expect improvements to fiscally-neutral. competition to getand theireffectiveness poems into ofbe very “Weinteresting. know through our exthe quality the book but neither had expected “I like to give that are withthings our parking these services and greater pride perience to actually see their words theirwho own are voice, and turn wardens, already on in delivery, she said.”printed ordinary on the pages. something theinto living wage, different.” that service In a first for the City Council,them Freya said she has always been has alsoalong beenwith a keen levels improve staff Councillor Paul Eagle joined Sophie a big fan of writing but has a writer for many years, but only got morale and performance,” the debate and cast his vote, in particular love for poetry. into writing poems recently, before “You can express so much in this year she was more interested

Councillor Lester said. Mayor Wade-Brown said cities worldwide that have led with applying a living wage have found the workers who in short stories. benefi t tend to spend increases “I like poetry because in short locally.you have to be very descripstories “The local community as in a a tive about every character, but poem can ts, be vaguer – you can wholeyou benefi economically write about anything that comes to and socially,” she said. mind,” said.that wage levels Sheshe added Thefuture girls found out their poems for Council contracts had been selected for the book will be decided on a case-by- in late caseAugust, basis. and both of them were very surprised to hear the news. The proposed security con“It was kind of surreal,” Sophie tract will cover Wellington said. City Council, Porirua City Both of and the girls said “without Council Kapiti Coast Dis- a shadow of a doubt” that they want trict Council. to be professional writers in the future – so watch this space.

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Home help for parents When a Karori mum was at home with her new born baby her friend went and cleaned her house, bringing along a masseuse, now that mum has decided to pay the kind act forward. Lucy Parkhill, mother of the now nearly two-year-old Oliver, has decided to start a business called Seraph, which she describes as a service “by parents for parents”. Lucy said as a new parent it is dif-

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The birds and the bees Wellingtonian’s should get the opportunity to talk about cats, dogs, birds, bees, livestock and other animals in the city next year. The November 26 meeting of Wellington City Council’s Environment Committee will discuss the scope for reviews of the animal’s bylaw and dog policy. The policy and bylaw determine the requirements for keeping dogs and other animals. They aim to protect the public from nuisance, to maintain and promote public health and safety and to protect the welfare of animals. If approved by the committee, the reviews will scrutinise management the animals. Work on the reviews will start in the New Year – and a four-week public consultation will follow in May.

with writer Sophie Siers By Sharnahea Wilson

Sophie Siers who was born and raised in Ngaio has written a children’s book titled Allis the Little Tractor. This creative children’s story tells the tale of a how a little red tractor, which was put out of work and left under a tree, transforms back into the wonderful tractor she was. The story also features a young boy named Toby who helps Allis make this happen. Sophie was inspired by the farm she now lives on in the Hawkes Bay. The book is beautifully illustrated by Helen Kerridge who used acrylic on card to bring the story to life. Sophie has decided to donate $5 from every book sold to the Save the Children Foundation.

Where did you get the idea to write the book? From my lovely little tractor sitting under the tree outside. Every time I walked past her I thought she must be sad she isn't able to help on the farm!

Have you written a children's book before? No, but I thought about it a lot!

How long did it take you to write the story?

I've been working on it since December last year.

Why is Save the Children your chosen charity?

The 2015 Great New Zealand Englefield How are sales going so far?

Amazing, far beyond my expectation, it looks like I will have sold over half the edition by Christmas.

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Yes, it is available to all book traders, if someone wants it they can ask their local book shop to get it in for them.

for and thought about. Children, adults, animals and tractors. We all dream and when someone helps our dreams come true everyone feels wonderful.

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Last chance to vote in flag Q: Do you have a favourite memory of Jonah Lomu? referendum The first referendum on the New Zealand flag starts this week, and those wanting to take part have only a few days left to get enrolled. Voting papers will be sent out from this Friday, but can only be sent to those who are enrolled by today, Thursday November 19. In this referendum, voters will be choosing which of five alternative flag designs will Carole Hardy go to the second referendum Johnsonville

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I saw him at the 7s back before Just his rugby in general, everyone got dressed up, he was he was a giant of a man a star even then. and played extremely good rugby.

I only saw him on the TV but I used to really like him.

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Saturday 28 November 2015 - 11.00am to 3.00pm A walking bus makes its way through Churton Park on certain Stalls, Devonshire Teas, school days thanks to local mums Sausage Sizzle, Bacon who Butties decided their children should Family Entertainment, EFTPOS available get out and about. The walking bus, thought up by

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The idea for the walking- bus 50 Homewood Avenue, Karori A walking bus making its way to Amesbury school early to be treated to warm milo and special giveaways.

came earlier this year when Angela decided her family needed to get outdoors more. “We needed to commit to walking to school more, so I thought why not

have a walking bus,” she said. Angela decided what routes the bus would take while sitting in a local café with another mum looking at the Wellington City Council map of Churton Park. “We mapped out three routes that would encapsulate most of the families,” Angela said. Angela explained how the walking bus has been a great way to connect the community around the school. “I have met a lot of new parents through the walking bus and kids have had the chance to meet fellow pupils of Amesbury School that live on the same street.”

Parents who want to be involved in these walks put themselves into the roster as the service is based on demand and availability. Angela said the bus is there for everyone, not just for the children whose parents chaperone. “Some parents are busy and unable to roster themselves on in the mornings but their children are still very welcome to join the bus.” Angela said the parents have received a lot of support from the Wellington City Council who provides giveaways for walking bus members each week, including wristbands, pencil kits, wet weather

covers for school bags and bike-wise gears. Amesbury School Principal Lesley Murrihy said the bus is a wonderful idea. “It is really exciting to see kids walking to school and enjoying the air and sunshine, saving carbon emissions and helping build a community. “Back in the day people used to look out for each other’s kids – it was more of a collective community,” she said. The group is now thinking of making a biking bus where students can bike to school safely as a group.

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An eight-year-old from St Benedict’s school has impressed the community by gaining the top mark in a recent University of New South Wales maths exam. Carl Novilla sat the country-wide exam which is set to test the mathematical skills of children from year’s four to eight. The exam is optional and Carl chose to participate in it as maths is his favourite subject. Carl said he normally finds maths easy but he felt nervous heading into the exam. “I felt nervous before it but once I was in there and started the questions it was okay,” he said. Carl gained the top mark by getting 37 out of 40 questions right – finishing in the 90th percentile. Gillian Higgins, Carl’s teacher, wasn’t too shocked to find out Carl had gained the top mark. “I was surprised because it is amazing but at the same time I wasn’t sur-

prised because I know he is incredibly talented at maths. “I’m very proud of him,” she said. Gillian explained how Carl is already learning things that are above his age group, such as decimal points, which are more challenging but he enjoys it. “He is also good at helping other children and explaining things to them, it really shows that he knows how to do everything,” she said. Carl is part of the school’s Mathmagician’s Club where the syndicate is split into ability levels for problem solving. Carl works with the older kids on these problems so he is able to take on more of a challenge, Gillian said. The young maths whiz said he practices at home with his parents and helps out his little brother with his maths homework. Gillian said she will look for some extra challenges next year to suit Carl’s mathematical talents.

A fitting costume: Maths whiz Carl Novilla dressed up as Gandalf in celebration of New Zealand book week. PHOTO: Sharnahea Wilson

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St John of God CEO Steve Berry, resident Evelyn Churchill and Northern regional manager Debbie Brinsdon celebrate in style. PHOTO: Sharnahea Wilson

St John of God officially permanent By Sharnahea Wilson

The weekend saw another successful Karori Lions Super Garden Trail. Twelve outstanding gardens including Zealandia were available for keen gardeners to view. The trail ran from 9am to 5pm on Saturday and Sunday and people with a ticket were able to go around and take a look at each garden at their leisure. The gardens included everything from vintage, cottage-style gardens to more contemporary large-scale gardens. All proceeds from this year’s trail will go towards building new facilities for Zealandia.

A St John of God blessing ceremony was held last week to celebrate the organisation officially buying the Karori building. The St John of God Hauora Trust provides live-in and visiting services for people aged 18 to 65 living with a physical or neurological disability. A crowd of 120 people, including friends and family of St John of God residents, turned out to celebrate the occasion. The ceremony included speeches from his Eminence Cardinal John A Dew DD Archbishop of Wellington, and residents Evelyn Churchill and David Pearman. They also held a blessing ceremony and had drinks and nibbles for residents and visitors to enjoy. The organisations CEO Steve Berry said they had been leasing the building since 2010, but it was proving unsustainable. “We needed a more permanent solution, so we struck a deal with the former landlord and bought the building,” he said. Northern regional manager of health and ability services Debbie Brinsdon said she

is glad they now own the building and can begin to make renovations. Debbie said they work with a can-do attitude. “It is about what they can do, not what they can’t do. “One resident went sky-diving,” she said. Evelyn Churchill who is one of the original residents of St John of God put her hand up to speak at the celebrations. “It was a nice opportunity to get our name out there,” she said. Evelyn said she is happy St John of God now owns the building where she resides. “It’s a security blanket; I know that I will be here for years to come.” Steve said the organisations’ core values are justice, hospitality, compassion and respect. St John of God has another residence in Christchurch which was established in 2008, and is looking at building flats for people with disabilities who are more independent. “We will try to create a home-like environment as much as possible,” he said.

Petone to Grenada link welcome news Wellingtonians are set to reap the benefits of the now confirmed Petone to Grenada Link Road. The New Zealand Transport Agency decision on the preferred route for the road is an important step forward in regional transport planning and settles the preferred route, said Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown. “The Petone to Grenada link is an important connection between the Hutt Valley and Seaview with Wellington’s northern suburbs and beyond. “We’re pleased that unnecessary controversy over connections with State Highway One will not delay its implementation,” she said. The link will greatly facilitate new mixed-use development of the ‘Northern Growth Area’ known as Lincolnshire Farms. “I’m keen to see a new bus route run between Tawa and the Hutt Valley from the day the link is opened as unanimously agreed by our Council,” Mayor WadeBrown said. Chair of the Transport and Urban Development Committee Councillor Andy Foster said the link will provide a signifi-

cant benefit with reduced traffic pressure on the Ngauranga Gorge and a shorter link between the Hutt Valley and the Porirua – North Wellington communities. “The decision gives more certainty to communities that were potentially affected by the roading proposal. “The route announced today will be great news for Takapu Valley and Tawa residents. “There will be no widening of the motorway through Tawa and no new road through Takapu Valley,” he said. “Council voted to support the link road but was against both the extra options and we are delighted with NZTA’s decision. “NZTA have concluded they do not need either of the Tawa or Takapu options and any additional future traffic demand can be managed. “We can now look forward to working with the NZTA and local communities as we go through the consenting process,” he said. Councillor Foster said the PetoneGranada link has been agreed in principle for a long time and now there is some real action with physical work planned to begin in 2019.

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Hay Fever Hay FeverSymptoms & treatments Meet the team... Pharmacists Kim - Al Wei - Sophie - Sarah - Harry - Simon

Unichem Cuba Mall Open 7 days

122 Cuba Mall • P: 384 6856 • F: 382 9180

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Centre Pharmacy Ltd

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2 Trafalgar Street, JOHNSONVILLE Geoff Savell MPS Phone: 920-8844

BROOKLYN PHARMACY

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67 Cleveland Street, Brooklyn Visit online on Ph:us 939-6631

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Unichem

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“Friendly and efficient staff here to help with all your health and beauty needs”

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Mon - Fri: 9am - 7pm Sat: 9am - 6pm. Sun: 10am - 5pm

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HATAITAI PHARMACY

www.unichem.co.nz 4 Moxham Avenue, Hataitai, Ph: 386-1647

Symptoms & treatments With the arrival of spring and the warmer and often windier weather many people are now also being affected by hay fever. This is a common condition with rates of hay fever in New Zealand being amongst the highest worldwide. Hay fever can make people feel quite miserable, with symptoms of itchy eyes, runny nose, sniffles, sneezes and headaches and often very similar symptoms to the common cold. Symptoms of hay fever may not last long and can be more severe at certain times of the day, such as being more severe in the morning or in the evening when pollen counts are highest, as well as when the weather is hot and humid. Hay fever (also called allergic rhinitis) develops in some people because of an overactive immune system. This causes them to have allergic reactions With thesubstances arrival of spring the warmer to certain in theand environment, and often windier weather many people generally called allergens or ‘triggers’. are nowfrom also being affected by hay Pollens flowers, grasses, treesfever. and This is a common condition with rates of weeds are the most common allergens. hay feverwho in New Zealand being “People get hay fever at this amongst time of thehave highest worldwide. year what is known as seasonal allerfeveradvise can make people feel quite gic Hay rhinitis”, Self Care pharmacists, miserable, with symptoms of itchy eyes, “but not everyone with hay fever reacts to runnyonly nose,atsniffl es, sneezes and headaches pollen springtime. and often very similar to the Many people suffer fromsymptoms hay fever sympcommon cold. toms all year round. Symptoms hay fever not last long They can be of sensitive tomay animal dander and skin can be more severe certain times of (dead cells from their at pets), mould, and day,dust suchmite as being more severeanimal in the thethe house – a microscopic morning in the evening when pollen that lives inorthe millions in our pillows, counts are highest, as well as when the bedding, curtains and carpets”. weather is hotcigarette and humid. In addition, smoke (yours or Hay fever (also chemical called allergic rhinitis) someone else’s), fumes and develops in some people because of an dusts in certain workplaces, and sudden overactive immune temperature changes system. can make hay fever This causes them have allergic reactions symptoms worse bytoirritating an alreadyto certain substances in the environment, sensitive nose. generally allergensalso or ‘triggers’. Many hay called fever sufferers have other Pollens from fl owers, grasses, trees and and allergic conditions like asthma, eczema weeds are the most common food allergies - because of theirallergens. over-active “People who get hay fever at this time of immune systems. year have whatisisthat known seasonal allerThe good news hayas fever symptoms gic rhinitis”, advise Self Care pharmacists, sometimes can be prevented and, usually, “but everyone with hay fever reacts to can be not well-controlled. pollen onlytreatments at springtime. “Effective are available”, say Many people suffer hay fever Self Care pharmacists, “butfrom trying to avoid symptoms all year round. the things that ‘trigger’ your hay fever They can sensitive to animal dander symptoms is abegood first step. (dead from their pets), Ask us skin aboutcells the Hay fever fact card mould, which

and the house dust mite – a microscopic animal that lives in the millions in our pillows, bedding, andfor carpets”. has plenty of selfcurtains care tips avoiding In addition, cigarette smoke pollens and other allergens.” (yours or someone else’s), chemical fumes dusts If avoiding ‘triggers’ is not and possible, in certain workplaces, and can sudden temperaantihistamine medicines be effective. ture changes fever symptoms These blockcan themake actionhay of the chemical hisworse by irritating an already-sensitive tamine which is released in your body when nose.come into contact with an allergen. you Many are hay many fever sufferers have other There differentalso antihistamines allergic conditions like asthma, eczema to choose from, which are available asand pills food allergies - because of their to take, or as nasal sprays to useover-active directly in immune the nose. systems. The good news is that hay Some antihistamines can fever makesymptoms you sleepy sometimes can be prevented usually, and may affect your ability toand, drive. can be well-controlled. It is important to get advice from your “Effective treatments regarding are available”, Self Care pharmacist the say best Self Care pharmacists, antihistamine for you. “but trying to avoid the things that ‘trigger’ your hay noses, fever Antihistamines help with runny symptoms is a good fi rst step. itchy throats and ears, and sneezing Ask us about the Hay fever fact card symptoms. which has plenty self care tipscan forbe For blocked noses, of other medicines avoiding pollens and other allergens.” used, such as decongestant nasal sprays - but If use avoiding not possible, the of these‘triggers’ is limited,is usually only up antihistamine medicines can to 3 days at a time because of be theeffective. chance of These block the action of the chemical congestion reoccurring. histamine which is released innasal your sprays body There are also corticosteroid when you come into contact with an which are helpful for people with moderateallergen. to-severe hay fever, and for those who get There many different antihistamines hay feverare symptoms all year round. toCorticosteroid choose from, which are available as pills nasal sprays take a few days to take, or as nasal sprays to use directly to work to full effect and should be used in the nose. regularly everyday, even when symptoms Some antihistamines can make you are not present.

Pinpointing the trigger of your hay fever symptoms is a key way of medicating the problem. Pinpointing the trigger of your hay fever symptoms is a key way of medicating the problem.

sleepy and may affect your ability to drive. It is important to get advice from your Self Care pharmacist regarding the best They can be antihistamine for used you. for prevention but to be effective for they havenoses, to be Antihistamines helpthis, with runny started before you are in contact with itchy throats and ears, and sneezing the allergen. symptoms. Hay fever treatments successful at For blocked noses, otheraremedicines can relieving the irritating symptoms and are be used, such as decongestant nasal sprays available yourisSelf Careusually pharmacy,. - but the usefrom of these limited, only  Prepared by Pharmacy Selfchance Care, up to 3 days at a time because of the Society of NZ Inc, 16-20 ofPharmaceutical congestion reoccurring. Willis St, Wellington There are also corticosteroid nasal sprays which are helpful for people with moderate-to-severe hay fever, and for those who get hay fever symptoms all year round. Speak to us for your Corticosteroid nasal sprays take Self-care needsa few days to work to full effect and should be used regularly everyday, even when symptoms are not present. They can be used for prevention but to be effective for this, they have to be started Paul Fredrickson before you are in contact with the allergen. Pharmacist Hay fever treatments are successful at relieving the irritating symptoms and are available from your Self Care pharmacy, so talk with your Self Care pharmacy team, and get your copy of the Hay fever Vanessa Hawkey Lucy Stewart Pharmacist Intern fact card. Pharmacist Prepared by Pharmacy Self Care, Pharmaceutical Society of NZ Inc, Grand Arcade Tower, level 10, 504 Broadway, Strathmore 8.30-6.00pm & Sat 9am-1pm 16-20Hours: WillisMon-Fri St, Wellington 6142 Ph: 388-6593 Fax: 388-6594

Kelburn Pharmacy

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Ambily Thomas, Victor Chong, Penny Minshull, Linda Choie and Androulla Kotrotsos (owner), Sue McEwan (absent).

Caring for you & your family

Ph: (04) 478-7483

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139 Riddiford St, Newtown. Ph 389-4600 Fax: 389-4655

On Bay Road, Ph: 387 9254

MPS ANZCP

Anne Privett MPS ANZCP

Bevan, Pharmacist Chris Young

Cathy Milne

Teresa Tay

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KILBIRNIE PHARMACY

Opening Hours Newlands Pharmacy Mon - Fri 8.30am-6pm | Tues 9am-6pm Sat 9.30am-12.30pm 33 McMillan Court • Newlands

Raj Nagar

58 Miramar Ave

Life Pharmacy Kilbirnie

93 Upland Road, Kelburn

26 Bay Road, Kilbirnie Ph: 387-3939 • Fax: 387-3935

PhoneNOW 04 OPEN 475 9512 | Fax 04-475 SUNDAYS 10am 3pm 9156 Email kelburnpharmacy@outlook.co.nz P: 388 8516 • F: 388 6587

(Formerly Baycourt Pharmacy)

Hours: Mon-Fri 8.00am - 6.30pm, Sat 9.00am-4.00pm

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A review of the cricket week There were varying results for the local teams in the Ewen Chatfield Cup over the weekend. Johnsonville managed to bowl Eastern Suburbs out cheaply, with the hosts only managing 94 all out. The reply had some fumbles but Johnsonville managed to chase down the total in the thirty-third over. Onslow just held off Petone Riverside defending 186 to win by only six runs. Karori had a tough time chasing down 159 from Hutt District, leaving it until the final over to claim a one-wicket victory.

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In Premier One men’s softball, the Johnsonville Blue Jays will take on Hutt City United at Haitaitai Park. The game begins at 3.30pm. In the women’s Premier One side, Johnsonville/Newlands take on Poneke Kilbirnie at Alex Moore Park, with the first pitch at 3.30pm. In Men’s Premier Two Green, The Johnsonville Bombers will play the Hutt Valley Demons at Taita Drive at 3.30pm. There is a double header in Premier Two Black, The Johnsonville Billy Goats will be playing Hutt City United on Saturday begining at 1.30pm at Haitaitai Park, and will then play Poneke Kilbirnie Red on Sunday at Alex Moore Park. The Sunday game will begin at 2pm.

EYE ON CRIME In Johnsonville a flat in Bannister Avenue was entered during the night while the occupant was asleep and some electronic items stolen. In Prospect Terrace a house was entered, possibly through an insecure rear door and a laptop computer was stolen. In Ironside Road a weed-eater left in an unlocked porch was stolen. A house in Middleton Road was broken into via a smashed lounge window and vandalised. A silver Nissan station wagon parked on the street overnight in Kitchener Terrace had its rear registration plate stolen. Also in Kitchener Terrace a black Holden hatchback had its rear registration plate stolen. A red Holden Commodore station wagon parked during the day on the Burma Road had its left rear wheel stolen. A silver Kea trailer was stolen from Lyndfield Lane.

New Zealand loses another rugby legend By Sharnahea Wilson

A remembrance book for the great former All Black Jonah Lomu is being displayed in the office of the New Zealand Rugby Football Union for Wellington fans to pay their respects. The book was placed there last Wednesday following the announcement of the rugby legends death. Lomu died at his home in Auckland last Wednesday after returning home from watching the Rugby World Cup in England. The 40-year-old suffered from a seri-

ous long-term kidney disease. Ezra Iupeli of the New Zealand Rugby Institute said Thursday was a busy day with about 60 Lomu fans coming through to sign the book, writing down their favourite memories of him. “We have had a whole range of people come through; it has been a wide demographic,” said Ezra who pointed out the range of fans Lomu had gained over the years. Ezra said he was lucky enough to meet the legend himself, explaining how he was very “star struck”. “The first time I met him I was work-

Ezra Iupeli pays his respects to the legendary former All Black Jonah Lomu. PHOTO: Sharnahea Wilson

ing in a hotel where we were taught to be very professional when well-known people came in. “But it was pretty hard when Jonah Lomu walked past and said hi to us,” he said. Ezra said the news was rough after New Zealand had already lost another former All Black, Jerry Collins, who New Zealand Rugby also had a condolence book for. The book filled with memories and tributes will be given to Jonah Lomu’s family by a New Zealand Rugby representative at Lomu’s funeral.

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