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‘Hawke Eye’<br />
farewelled<br />
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manner<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
DIAMOND HARBOUR Rugby<br />
Football Club’s co-founder<br />
“Hawke Eye Hawkins” has been<br />
farewelled.<br />
Ben Hawkins, 77, died<br />
on <strong>June</strong> 9 after a long<br />
illness. His funeral was<br />
held on Monday at St<br />
Andrew’s Community<br />
Church.<br />
Mr Hawkins<br />
co-founded the rugby<br />
club with former Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> chief fire<br />
officer Don Cameron in 1968,<br />
after moving to the area in 1966.<br />
After the funeral, his friends<br />
and family gathered for an “after-match”<br />
function, like those<br />
typically held after a game, where<br />
a lot of “humour, recollections<br />
and reminiscing” took place.<br />
Mr Cameron said he played<br />
for the club for many years as<br />
a hooker, and gained the nickname<br />
‘Hawke Eye Hawkins’.<br />
“He was a great hooker and<br />
was highly respected<br />
amongst his peers.<br />
He just knew his way<br />
around the field and<br />
knew what was going<br />
on.”<br />
Once Mr Hawkins<br />
finished playing for<br />
the club, he went on to<br />
coach the junior teams,<br />
and later joined the Ellesmere<br />
Junior Advisory Board.<br />
In 2000, he was named a club<br />
patron.<br />
Mr Hawkins moved to<br />
Christchurch from Wairoa as<br />
part of the Maori Affairs Trade<br />
Training Scheme.<br />
•Turn to page 5<br />
HAPPY DAYS: Redcliffs Public Library sub-committee members Tuula Rapley and Jan<br />
McLauchlan were happy to get construction under way at the library’s sod-turning event on<br />
Friday. The pair spoke at the event, along with city councillor Yani Johanson, before the site<br />
was blessed and the sod was turned. The Main Rd library was damaged in the February<br />
and <strong>June</strong> 2011 earthquakes, and later demolished. City Care will build the new library, which<br />
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
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DESK News.........................3,4,5 & 6<br />
I’M STILL a big fan of libraries.<br />
Though most people now have<br />
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paper pages.<br />
THerefore, I am very much<br />
looking forward to the day when<br />
I will be able to walk down the<br />
road and enjoy Redcliffs Public<br />
Library once again. The first<br />
sod was turned last week and<br />
hopefully in five months it will<br />
be ready to go. See the article on<br />
page 5.<br />
Green MP Eugenie Sage<br />
has written a great column<br />
this week. She talks about the<br />
two significant heritage sites<br />
Ripapa Island and Godley Head<br />
tracks and batteries and the<br />
consequences of the Department<br />
of Conservation being underfunded.<br />
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BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 3<br />
News<br />
New life for old school<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
ONE OF Le Bons <strong>Bay</strong>’s<br />
community hubs will rise<br />
again as an education and<br />
cultural centre for school<br />
camps and activities.<br />
Le Bons <strong>Bay</strong> Environmental<br />
Education Trust and Te<br />
Rūnanga o Koukourarata have<br />
applied for resource consent<br />
to turn the former school site<br />
into an education and cultural<br />
centre.<br />
Le Bons <strong>Bay</strong> School voluntarily<br />
closed at the end of 2012<br />
because it had just four pupils.<br />
The Le Bons <strong>Bay</strong> Rd site is<br />
owned by Te Rūnanga o Koukourarata,<br />
after the Ministry<br />
of Education decided to sell it<br />
following the school’s closure.<br />
As part of the plan, the trust<br />
and runanga hope to use the<br />
site and its buildings for camp<br />
accommodation, community<br />
activities, and education on the<br />
area.<br />
They hope to renovate the<br />
existing buildings, so they<br />
could accommodate up to 40<br />
people for overnight stays to<br />
service school visits and other<br />
groups.<br />
They would also be used<br />
for environmental education<br />
programmes, as well as art and<br />
yoga classes.<br />
Alongside that, it wants to<br />
gain consent to use the eastern<br />
portion of the site for camping<br />
for up to 20 people during their<br />
stay in the summer months.<br />
The site could also then be<br />
available to be used for community<br />
events, market days,<br />
and a community hall.<br />
The site currently has two<br />
single-storey buildings, an<br />
indoor swimming pool and a<br />
playground.<br />
Akaroa-Wairewa Community<br />
Board chairwoman<br />
Pam Richardson said it was an<br />
exciting project.<br />
She said the buildings were<br />
in relatively good condition,<br />
and only needed to be renovated<br />
to bring them back up to<br />
standard.<br />
“It will be amazing.”<br />
HUB: The former Le Bons<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> School buildings will be<br />
renovated and used to host<br />
school camps, education<br />
and cultural classes, and act<br />
as a community hub.<br />
In Brief<br />
LAKE WARNING<br />
A health warning is still in place<br />
at Lake Forsyth as Environment<br />
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its condition. ECan surface water<br />
science manager Tim Davie said<br />
the nodularia concentrations had<br />
declined, but were still above the level<br />
at which health warnings needed to be<br />
in place. To remove these warnings, it<br />
takes two consecutive weekly readings<br />
at below the warning level, which had<br />
not happened. The lake’s quality came<br />
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ECAN CANDIDATES<br />
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Dr Cynthia Roberts has also been<br />
named as a candidate. Under the<br />
new ECan structure, seven elected<br />
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appointed commissioners.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
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NAME OPTIONS for Sumner’s<br />
new library, community centre and<br />
museum have been shortlisted to<br />
five.<br />
The names include, Matuku<br />
Takotako: Sumner Centre, Sumner<br />
Community Centre, Library and<br />
Museum, Tuawera: Sumner Centre,<br />
The Cornerstone and Surfers Peak.<br />
The city council received 175<br />
name suggestions in a competition<br />
which closed on <strong>June</strong> 12. A panel<br />
then sorted through the entries and<br />
selected the five finalists.<br />
City councillor Paul Lonsdale<br />
said there were clear favourites and<br />
common themes which ranged<br />
from environmental, historical,<br />
cultural and bilingual to functional<br />
names.<br />
“The shortlisted Te Reo names<br />
reflect Sumner’s historical Māori<br />
links with some really nice<br />
meanings behind them, while<br />
others draw inspiration from the<br />
coastal landscape.”<br />
The winning name will be<br />
announced in July, and the results<br />
will go to the Hagley-Ferrymead<br />
Community Board for the final<br />
decision.<br />
The community now has until<br />
July 3 to go online and vote for their<br />
favourite name at www.yourvoice.<br />
ccc.govt.nz/sumnercentre<br />
Storage facility for The Loons<br />
A 20FT shipping container<br />
has been transformed into<br />
a storage facility for The<br />
Loons Theatre Company<br />
thanks to Lyttelton Port of<br />
Christchurch.<br />
The shipping container was<br />
donated by LPC as part of its<br />
commitment to the <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Basin community in which it<br />
operates.<br />
The Loons celebrated the<br />
opening of its new theatre<br />
and teaching venue called the<br />
Lyttelton Arts Factory with a<br />
two-night cabaret show at the<br />
weekend.<br />
The theatre company is<br />
sharing a school hall with<br />
Lyttelton Primary School on<br />
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Factory manager Darryl<br />
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July.<br />
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BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 5<br />
Work begins on library<br />
• By Tania Green<br />
CONSTRUCTION OF the new<br />
Redcliffs Public Library is now<br />
under way.<br />
The Redcliffs community<br />
went along to the Main Rd site<br />
for the sod-turning ceremony<br />
on Friday.<br />
Redcliffs Public Library<br />
patron and former city councillor<br />
David Cox turned the first<br />
sod, with the help of children<br />
Andrew and Nao McLauchlan<br />
after the land was blessed.<br />
City councillor Yani Johanson<br />
spoke at the event, along<br />
with library sub-committee<br />
members Jan McLauchlan and<br />
Tuula Rapley, and president<br />
Rosemary Sladen.<br />
The old library was badly<br />
damaged in the February and<br />
<strong>June</strong> 2011 earthquakes, and<br />
later demolished.<br />
Ms McLauchlan said it was a<br />
relief to get to this point.<br />
“We’ve been fighting for five<br />
years to get to this stage and it<br />
means quite a lot. And it means<br />
a huge amount for the whole<br />
community because they lost<br />
their library and for five years<br />
people have been saying when<br />
do we get a new library? And<br />
now they can see something is<br />
happening, and it’s very exciting.”<br />
City Care will build the onestorey<br />
library, which will have a<br />
reception, children’s library and<br />
community break out space.<br />
City councillor Paul Lonsdale<br />
said Redcliffs Tennis Club had<br />
housed the library for the past<br />
five years.<br />
“So it just shows the community<br />
can pull together and<br />
actually deliver an outcome<br />
that still delivers a service in<br />
a way that actually is community-minded.”<br />
Construction is expected to<br />
take about five months.<br />
CELEBRATION:<br />
Redcliffs Public<br />
Library president<br />
Rosemary Sladen,<br />
patron David<br />
Cox and Nao<br />
McLauchlan at the<br />
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Friday.<br />
IT’S OFFICIAL: Redcliffs Public Library patron and former<br />
city councillor David Cox, and Andrew and Nao McLauchlan<br />
turn the sods to get the construction of the new library<br />
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PHOTOS: KIRK HARGREAVES <br />
Fitting farewell<br />
for ‘Hawke Eye’<br />
•From page 1<br />
He worked as a mechanic in<br />
Christchurch and Culverden,<br />
North Canterbury, before moving<br />
to Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> to work at<br />
Mr Cameron’s garage in Church<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> in 1966.<br />
He then went on to become a<br />
diesel engineer for Lyttelton Port<br />
of Christchurch.<br />
During his time in Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong>, Mr Hawkins joined the<br />
volunteer fire brigade, serving for<br />
<strong>22</strong> years.<br />
Mr Cameron said he was a<br />
“humble man”, and a “top bloke”.<br />
“He knew what he wanted and<br />
what to be. He was Maori and had<br />
great mana, and with that comes<br />
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Quake damage<br />
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Winners of the 10 category<br />
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Move forces resignation<br />
• By Tom Doudney<br />
HAGLEY-Ferrymead<br />
Community Board deputy<br />
chairwoman Islay McLeod has<br />
resigned because she is moving<br />
back to Dunedin.<br />
Ms McLeod was critical of<br />
the performance of her board<br />
which she said suffered from<br />
a lack of local government<br />
experience.<br />
Her departure will not trigger a<br />
by-election this close to elections<br />
in October and Ms McLeod said<br />
she had checked to make sure<br />
this was the case before resigning.<br />
“A lot of people in good faith<br />
voted for me and I would be<br />
letting them down if I cost the<br />
ratepayers anything or if there<br />
was anything significant coming<br />
up,” she said.<br />
“There are not a lot of major<br />
issues coming up. The Annual<br />
Plan is all sorted, the Replacement<br />
District Plan is pretty well<br />
sorted.”<br />
Asked if her second term<br />
on the board had been a good<br />
experience, Ms McLeod said “not<br />
particularly.”<br />
“My first term was good<br />
because there were good steady<br />
hands with very experienced and<br />
practised people like Bob Todd,<br />
who was the chair, and David<br />
Cox,” she said.<br />
“In this latest term, out of the<br />
seven of us, four had no local<br />
government experience at all.”<br />
She said at times the board had<br />
not been proactive enough when<br />
it came to taking a stand on local<br />
issues, such as the date for building<br />
a Linwood-Woolston pool<br />
continually being delayed.<br />
“Just putting in a submission<br />
like everybody else isn’t the way,”<br />
she said.<br />
“I think the board could have<br />
and should have had a more<br />
powerful and vocal say on what is<br />
happening in our ward.”<br />
Board chairwoman Sara Templeton<br />
said she didn’t think that a<br />
lack of experience was evident on<br />
the board.<br />
“I think this board has actually<br />
been incredibly passionate and<br />
vocal about a range of different<br />
issues and has taken it to council<br />
on many occasions and pushed<br />
for things.”<br />
Ms McLeod will also step<br />
down from the Christchurch<br />
West Melton Zone Committee.<br />
She moved to Christchurch 12<br />
years ago to be close to her mother<br />
who had health problems. Her<br />
mother passed away at the end of<br />
last year.<br />
MOVING ON: Islay McLeod has resigned from the Hagley-<br />
Ferrymead Community Board. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
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We’re on the home straight<br />
SCIRT’s programme of repairs to pipes, roads, bridges and retaining walls will<br />
be completed by December this year.<br />
After SCIRT, The Christchurch City Council and NZ Transport Agency will<br />
continue their programmes of ongoing repairs.<br />
Your support is helping us to get the job done, thank you from the SCIRT team.<br />
We’re now 89% of the way through our programme of repairs.<br />
THE SCIRT PROGRAMME<br />
IS 89% COMPLETE<br />
86 % 97 %<br />
of underground pipes are fixed<br />
82 % 84 %<br />
of retaining walls are repaired<br />
of bridge repair work is done<br />
of road repairs are complete<br />
• Shane Soulsby, Site Engineer with SCIRT’s McConnell<br />
Dowell team.<br />
SCIRT progress in your neighbourhood<br />
Residents of Lyttelton will know that millions of dollars are being spent<br />
in the Banks Peninsula repairing, rebuilding and strengthening retaining<br />
walls this year. There is also a substantial programme of repairs of the<br />
wastewater, storm water, fresh water and road networks in the area.<br />
• Watermain repairs are currently underway in Governors <strong>Bay</strong> and will be<br />
completed by August this year.<br />
• Rebuilding the Beachville Road Seawall in Redcliffs and roading is due<br />
to finish in September.<br />
• Extensive repairs works in Mt Pleasant to underground pipes, retaining<br />
walls and roads will continue until the end of the year.<br />
• Lyttelton is still busy with ongoing retaining wall repairs which are due<br />
to be completed in September, underground pipe and roading repairs<br />
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
A BRANCH OF<br />
Heathcote Valley School hall was transformed into a winter wonderland to raise money for the school<br />
pool. Parents Cheryl Bryant and Georgie Brook organised a ball to raise money for the remainder of the<br />
school pool rebuild. It is the second year they have organised a parents ball, and they hope to continue<br />
doing so to pay for the pool’s maintenance. The final tally raised had not been done yet, but was<br />
estimated to be about $6000.<br />
PHOTOS: MATT RANKIN/AQC PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
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DRESSED UP: Tina McTear, Jude Campion,<br />
Gabrielle Sato and Jenny Saunders at the ball.<br />
GLAMOROUS: Rebecca and Nick Jarman, Fiona and Pete Salkeld<br />
and Sharon and John Bennett.
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EQC UPDATE KEEPING YOU INFORMED | JUNE <strong>2016</strong><br />
EQC begins settling ILV land damage claims<br />
Head of Canterbury Land Settlement for EQC,<br />
Keith Land<br />
The Earthquake Commission has begun<br />
settling claims for Increased Liquefaction<br />
Vulnerability (ILV) land damage.<br />
Keith Land, Head of Canterbury Land<br />
Settlement, says that the settlements will go to<br />
4,400 customers whose properties have<br />
qualified as having an increased vulnerability to<br />
liquefaction following the 2010-2011<br />
Canterbury earthquakes.<br />
“Each qualified property is being assessed and<br />
will be cash settled on a case-by-case basis as<br />
we have done to date with other forms of land<br />
damage resulting from these earthquakes.<br />
Similar to Increased Flooding Vulnerability (IFV)<br />
land damage, settlement of ILV land damage is<br />
a world-first. This type of land damage has not<br />
been covered by insurance anywhere else, so<br />
Fulbright-EQC Award recipient to study<br />
seismic performance of high-rise walls<br />
The Fulbright-EQC Graduate Award’s newest recipient, Alex Shegay,<br />
is looking into the reasons behind unexpected failures of reinforced<br />
concrete walls and ways in which performance can be improved.<br />
Mr Shegay, 24, has been granted the <strong>2016</strong> Fulbright-EQC Graduate<br />
Award in Natural Disaster Research and soon will be heading to the<br />
University of Washington on his exchange.<br />
In the US, he will research the seismic performance of high-rise structural<br />
walls and use experimental data to create validated computer models.<br />
The research will go towards his PhD in Structural/Earthquake<br />
Engineering at the University of Auckland.<br />
“Structural engineers have significant social responsibility to protect<br />
civilians even in the most devastating circumstances. The 2010/2011<br />
Canterbury Earthquakes were an example of one such catastrophic event,<br />
producing ground accelerations never before recorded in an urban<br />
environment.<br />
“Many concrete buildings in Christchurch that relied on reinforced<br />
concrete walls for seismic resistance were severely damaged to the<br />
point that it was fortunate to find them still standing. It’s crucial to learn<br />
from the Canterbury earthquakes and improve building design and<br />
construction practice.”<br />
considerable work was required to get the<br />
engineering and valuation methodologies<br />
right,” said Mr Land.<br />
“We want to make sure that the final settlements<br />
are based on a robust and appropriate<br />
settlement process so that customers can have<br />
confidence their claims for ILV land damage<br />
have been paid consistently and fairly.”<br />
EQC expects at least two thirds of ILV<br />
customers will receive settlements based on<br />
the reduction in their property’s market value<br />
caused by ILV, also known as Diminution of<br />
Value (DOV).<br />
“This is because generally, there are no<br />
available ground improvement methods to<br />
address ILV damage on a property where<br />
a house has remained in place since the<br />
earthquakes,” says Mr Land.<br />
The remaining third of ILV customers are being<br />
assessed for a settlement based on the cost to<br />
repair the ILV land damage. This will generally<br />
be in situations where the house has already<br />
been, or will be, rebuilt or removed due to the<br />
earthquake damage.”<br />
Customers receiving a ‘cost to repair’<br />
settlement will be individually case-managed,<br />
as the situation for each of them varies. Before<br />
it can be confirmed that these customers will<br />
receive a repair cost settlement, more<br />
information is needed to understand their<br />
property’s current situation.<br />
Mr Land says that settlements for DOV<br />
customers began this month and EQC also<br />
started contacting repair cost customers.<br />
EQC has resolved nearly 90% of properties<br />
with land claims resulting from 2010-2011<br />
Canterbury earthquakes, and expects to<br />
resolve the remainder of the land programme<br />
by the end of <strong>2016</strong>.<br />
EQC will also hold six ILV meetings from July to<br />
November for customers whose settlements are<br />
based on DOV. The purpose of the meetings is<br />
for customers to ask questions and hear from<br />
EQC and its valuers about what’s been involved<br />
in ILV settlement decisions.<br />
Venue:<br />
Beulah Church, 140 Springfield Rd,<br />
St Albans<br />
Date<br />
Monday 4 July<br />
Wednesday 27 July<br />
Monday <strong>22</strong> August<br />
<strong>2016</strong> Fulbright-EQC Graduate, Alex Shegay<br />
Wednesday 28 September<br />
Wednesday 26 October<br />
Wednesday 30 November<br />
Time<br />
7pm<br />
7pm<br />
7pm<br />
7pm<br />
7pm<br />
7pm<br />
For more information on these meetings and<br />
ILV land damage, including Q+As and<br />
engineering and valuation methodologies,<br />
please visit www.eqc.govt.nz/ILV.<br />
The Fulbright-EQC Graduate Award in Natural Disaster Research<br />
facilitates research that reduces and prevents natural disaster damage.<br />
It is part of $16 million granted by EQC each year to high quality research<br />
that builds knowledge about New Zealand’s natural disasters.<br />
Progress report<br />
on EQC remedial<br />
programme<br />
The Earthquake Commission has received 8,337<br />
remedial enquiries of which 2,211 have been resolved<br />
as of 27 May <strong>2016</strong>. This leaves 6,126 enquiries<br />
remaining.<br />
The amount recorded as being spent on remedial work to<br />
May <strong>2016</strong> was $7,068,833. However it has not been possible<br />
to separate out all remedial costs from other work streams.<br />
The total cost of the remedial repairs will never be finally<br />
known until we have resolved all the outstanding claims.<br />
There are still a number of unknowns and it’s also too early<br />
to say exactly what the final figure will be for the remedial<br />
programme. However, EQC expects the final cost could be<br />
in the region of $60 million to $70 million, which is covered<br />
by our existing liability estimates. To put this estimate in<br />
context it would account for less than 3% of the approximate<br />
$2.5 billion cost of the Canterbury Home Repair Programme<br />
to date.<br />
The level of remedial work for the Canterbury Home<br />
Repair Programme is well within industry norms for the<br />
national construction sector.<br />
EQC has prioritised first time repairs, although it has carried<br />
out urgent remedial work for vulnerable customers or where<br />
the work is needed to make a house safe, secure and/or<br />
sanitary.<br />
Now that EQC is down to the last of the first time repairs,<br />
focus has increased on resolving remedials.<br />
EQC is confident it has the processes and teams in place to<br />
address the issues. EQC has been expanding the remedial<br />
team since September 2015 and more staff are being added<br />
as first time repairs near completion.<br />
EQC does not have a projected date to stop receiving<br />
remedial requests but will continue working with customers<br />
until their claims are resolved.<br />
One of the reasons for starting the Canterbury Home Repair<br />
Programme was to ensure customers would have the<br />
assurance that any issues with their earthquake repairs<br />
would be addressed.<br />
Currently around 100 remedial requests are being received<br />
a week.<br />
Customers can follow the progress of their<br />
claim through a series of EQC letters with a tick<br />
diagram. Each new tick means the customer<br />
is closer to receiving their settlement.<br />
Processing<br />
starts for<br />
Feb <strong>2016</strong><br />
quakes<br />
EQC aims to complete assessments<br />
more quickly for the February <strong>2016</strong><br />
Canterbury earthquake claims using<br />
customer-provided information for<br />
desk-based assessments.<br />
Onsite assessment visits to customers’<br />
properties will be the exception for cases<br />
where there is extensive damage, claims<br />
are complex or individual circumstances<br />
require it. EQC claim managers have<br />
been calling customers to get<br />
information and documents – such as<br />
specific damage measurements and<br />
photos – before deciding whether a<br />
phone or on-site assessment works best.<br />
Claims processing is well underway<br />
with over 685 claims paid so far out of<br />
the total 13,134 received. Priority is<br />
given to vulnerable customers, followed<br />
by claims in the order in which they<br />
were lodged.<br />
“Customers who have had their claims<br />
settled so far have told us that the new<br />
approach is working better for them.<br />
Before starting to settle claims, EQC<br />
proactively talked with customers about<br />
different ways of doing things, using<br />
their feedback to design our approach<br />
for this event,” says EQC Manager of<br />
the February <strong>2016</strong> Event, Jayne Lapin.<br />
“Most of the damage suffered is<br />
cosmetic, so EQC won’t manage a repair<br />
programme this time but, customers<br />
who need assistance to organise repairs,<br />
can contact our Community Contact<br />
Team in Christchurch. The team has<br />
strong links with support agencies who<br />
can help. Call EQC on 0800 DAMAGE<br />
(0800 326 243) to book an appointment<br />
with the Community Contact Team, if<br />
support is needed.<br />
“For customers whose 2010/2011<br />
Canterbury earthquake claims are still<br />
open, EQC aims to resolve their February<br />
<strong>2016</strong> claim together with their<br />
2010/2011 claims. We want to make<br />
sure all outstanding issues for their<br />
properties are on track for resolution by<br />
the end of <strong>2016</strong>,” Ms Lapin says.<br />
At this stage, EQC expects to resolve<br />
the majority of February <strong>2016</strong><br />
earthquake claims by the end of<br />
December <strong>2016</strong>.<br />
Inquiries – view the latest fact<br />
sheet under Recent Events on<br />
www.eqc.govt.nz, call 0800 326 243<br />
or email info@eqc.govt.nz<br />
CONTACT EQC AT 0800 DAMAGE (0800 326 243) OR VISIT WWW.EQC.GOVT.NZ
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Donate to refugees<br />
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PAGE 11<br />
SUMNER SCHOOL pupils got a<br />
taste of what it’s like for overseas<br />
refugees at the weekend, raising<br />
nearly $3000 in the process.<br />
About 60 pupils and parents<br />
took part in a fundraising walk<br />
on Saturday, as part of the World<br />
Vision 40-hour for refugee children<br />
backpack challenge.<br />
The group walked from St<br />
Martins New World to Sumner<br />
School, collecting money along<br />
the way.<br />
New Zealand actress Kimberley<br />
Crossman, Shortland Street actor<br />
Jayden Daniels, World Vision<br />
New Zealand chief executive<br />
Chris Clarke and World Vision<br />
representatives Harley Hamilton<br />
and Simon Day joined in on the<br />
walk from Redcliffs New World.<br />
Mr Clarke spoke to the pupils<br />
HAPPY: Organiser Jenny<br />
Cunningham and her son<br />
Calum Barrie taking part in the<br />
fundraiser walk..<br />
about the size of refugee camps<br />
and what they’re like. He said the<br />
money would go towards building<br />
a school for Syrian refugee<br />
children in Jordan.<br />
Following the walk, a refugee<br />
dinner was held at the school hall.<br />
About 20 pupils and parents had<br />
a sleep-over in the hall that night.<br />
The pupils stopped at The Tannery,<br />
Woolston village, the shops<br />
in Ferrymead and Redcliffs New<br />
World to get donations, raising<br />
about $600.<br />
An online donations page has<br />
gathered $2700 so far, and will<br />
remain open for donations until<br />
July.<br />
You can donate at https://www.<br />
worldvision.org.nz/fundraising/<br />
team/sumner-parents-pupils/40-<br />
hour-famine<br />
HAVING A LAUGH: Celebrity<br />
guest Kimberley Crossman<br />
had fun with the Sumner<br />
School pupils who took part.<br />
HOME STRAIGHT: Sumner<br />
School pupils and parents<br />
making their way along the<br />
final stretch of the journey.<br />
ENERGETIC: Ella Alpress<br />
(purple), Isabel Ward (blue) and<br />
Jessie Alpress (red) run out in<br />
front of parents Ann Skelton<br />
and Rhian Roberts.<br />
HELPING HAND: Jack Christie<br />
had a lot of fun along the way.<br />
HEALTH HELP: Ferrymead Rotary has helped Bromley<br />
School pupils to become healthy heroes. The club gave<br />
pupils juggling balls so they could complete the first three<br />
weeks of the Rotary Healthy Heroes challenge. Each day<br />
for nine weeks, the pupils had to do at least 30 minutes of<br />
exercise, eat five or more vegetables a day and get 8-10<br />
hours sleep each night. Pupils say the most challenging<br />
aspect was getting the right amount of sleep. Barbara Crooks,<br />
of Ferrymead Rotary, said it was a delight to see the children<br />
involved in the programme.<br />
School flying high<br />
HEATHCOTE Valley School<br />
pupils have cause to celebrate<br />
following a huge response<br />
to Air New Zealand’s first<br />
annual Airpoints for schools<br />
programme.<br />
From April to May, the<br />
school was eligible to receive<br />
public donations of up to 10,000<br />
Airpoints’ dollars to redeem on<br />
flights that contribute to their<br />
chosen environmental, educational<br />
or cultural projects.<br />
Heathcote Valley gained<br />
nearly 2000 Airports, and<br />
plans on using them to travel<br />
to Hokitika to monitor and<br />
compare new spawning habitats<br />
of whitebait.<br />
It is part of new initiative<br />
called Whaka Inaka: Causing<br />
Whitebait, which is a<br />
collaboration between EOS<br />
Ecology, the Department of<br />
Conservation and Canterbury<br />
University.<br />
public meeting<br />
Saturday 25th <strong>June</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
SAVing tHe gODWitS by Keith Woodley<br />
Keith is the Manager of Pukorokoro Miranda<br />
Shorebird Centre, in the Firth of Thames.<br />
Godwit birds directly connect habitats<br />
found on the Avon-Heathcote Estuary and<br />
other sites around New Zealand with sites<br />
in China and the Korean Peninsula, and with<br />
the Alaskan tundra. Keith will cover the<br />
above topic and others in his address.<br />
The team at Miranda have been pivotal<br />
in the achievement announced in March<br />
<strong>2016</strong> of a Memorandum of Agreement with<br />
China to establish safe havens for godwits<br />
and other migratory birds.<br />
ONCE ONLY — NOT TO BE MISSED<br />
Entry gold coin donation towards Godwits<br />
artwork to be placed on Bridge Street<br />
South New Brighton Community Centre<br />
Beatty Street (turn right off Estuary Road) | Ample parking<br />
1.30pm - 3pm<br />
Venue open from 1pm for refreshments<br />
Do you have a leaky home?<br />
The Financial Assistance Package, which<br />
helps people with a contribution to repair<br />
leaky homes, is closing to new claims on<br />
23 July <strong>2016</strong>.<br />
To give time for an assessment to be<br />
undertaken, applications should be with<br />
MBIE by 27 <strong>June</strong> <strong>2016</strong>.<br />
Go to building.govt.nz/FAP for<br />
more information or to apply for<br />
financial assistance.<br />
FAP001CS
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Your Local Views<br />
CONCERN: The wharf at Ripapa Island was<br />
damaged by the earthquakes.<br />
Underfunding<br />
of heritage sites<br />
Green MP<br />
Eugenie Sage<br />
says we can’t<br />
afford to lose<br />
any more of<br />
our heritage<br />
CONGRATULATIONS TO<br />
the recent winners of the <strong>2016</strong><br />
Canterbury Heritage Awards,<br />
which recognise outstanding<br />
work in conserving and<br />
retaining distinctive buildings<br />
and creating future heritage.<br />
It was good to see the<br />
voluntary commitment of<br />
heritage advocates such as<br />
Ross Gray and Lynn Lochead<br />
recognised with the Heritage<br />
Tourism Award going to Shop 7<br />
in the central city.<br />
Shop 7 has told the stories of<br />
the more than 250 significant<br />
heritage buildings we have lost<br />
in the central city and beyond<br />
as a result of the earthquakes<br />
and the CERA’s zeal to authorise<br />
demolition.<br />
More than five years after the<br />
earthquakes it’s disappointing<br />
that two significant heritage<br />
sites, Ripapa Island and Godley<br />
Head tracks and batteries remain<br />
closed by the Department<br />
of Conservation. Ripapa Island<br />
in Whakaraupo/Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
was originally the site of a<br />
significant Ngāi Tahu pa, it has<br />
been a quarantine station, and<br />
was used to imprison members<br />
of the Parihaka settlement in<br />
Taranaki who resisted the surveying<br />
and selling of their land.<br />
During World War 1, Fort<br />
Jervois was built on Ripapa as<br />
part of a nationwide coastal<br />
defence network to protect<br />
Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong>. Ripapa has<br />
many stories to tell but with the<br />
wharf severely damaged by the<br />
earthquakes there is no access to<br />
the island.<br />
The lack of any progress in<br />
repairing the heritage structures<br />
at Ripapa and re-opening the island<br />
to the public is yet another<br />
example of the severe underfunding<br />
of DOC by the current<br />
government. Since coming to<br />
power in 2009 the National Government<br />
has spent $379 million<br />
less in real terms over the last<br />
eight years.<br />
That has major impacts not<br />
just for built heritage but also<br />
our natural heritage, including a<br />
raft of threatened species. Since<br />
2009, 142 species have been<br />
classified as closer to extinction,<br />
including the kea, flesh-footed<br />
shearwater and the wandering<br />
albatross.<br />
Part of DOC’s work is to retain<br />
New Zealand’s historic heritage.<br />
Clearly in Canterbury, where<br />
we have lost so much heritage.<br />
DOC’s underfunding means we<br />
may lose even more.<br />
Community work important<br />
• By Mary Jamieson, secretary of<br />
the Lions Club of Lyttelton<br />
HELLO AGAIN. It is a bright<br />
sunny day as I write this but it is<br />
not exactly warm.<br />
As I am enjoying being cosy in<br />
my cottage I do spare a thought<br />
for those sleeping in cars and<br />
caravans. Hopefully, the city<br />
council will find a solution for<br />
this problem.<br />
The Lions Club of Lyttelton<br />
ran a publicity campaign on Saturday<br />
morning at the Lyttelton<br />
Markets. We met a lot of lovely<br />
people and told them about<br />
the work we do in the community<br />
and have a prospective new<br />
member!<br />
On Wednesdays I help out at<br />
the Kidsfirst Kindergarten in<br />
A reader responds to Green<br />
MP Eugenie Sage’s May 6<br />
column calling for Lyttelton<br />
Port of Christchurch to<br />
turn its no. 4 wharf into a<br />
community space<br />
Carolyn Nicol, Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
– I was pleased to see Eugenie<br />
Sage’s article about how the<br />
Lyttelton Port of Christchurch<br />
has had a huge advantage from<br />
the Christchurch earthquakes<br />
in being able to get large areas of<br />
land reclaimed without following<br />
the usual due process that allows<br />
for public input.<br />
My understanding is that they<br />
were also able to get the ferry terminal<br />
shift forced through under<br />
the special powers given to Gerry<br />
Brownlee, even though the people<br />
reviewing the Lyttelton Port<br />
Recovery Plan recommended<br />
the shifting of the ferry was not<br />
required to be handled under the<br />
port recovery process.<br />
As a Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
resident, when this shift does<br />
happen, it will be a sad loss of the<br />
ability to make quick one-hour<br />
trips to Lyttelton to get supplies.<br />
And for longer visits to Lyttelton,<br />
the loss on a further 20-30min<br />
travelling time will make the<br />
trip less appealing. It appears the<br />
small business owners of Lyttelton<br />
have not been able to have<br />
Winchester St. From 12.30pm<br />
to 2.30pm there is a drop-in<br />
playgroup for mums with babies<br />
and toddlers.<br />
This is a great opportunity for<br />
mums new to Lyttelton to meet<br />
other mums and their babies. It<br />
is also a good way to meet Cathy,<br />
Lisa and Kym who run Kidsfirst<br />
their say in this process either.<br />
I too want the port company<br />
to run a profitable business,<br />
but I also want it to have some<br />
sympathy for the community it is<br />
part of.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News asked<br />
its readers what changes<br />
they would like made to the<br />
St Andrews Hill and Bridle<br />
Path Rds intersection:<br />
Maxwell Joines, Mt Pleasant –<br />
I travel down through this intersection<br />
from Major Hornbrook<br />
Rd every day, sometimes twice as<br />
I am retired. But I’m doing some<br />
casual and voluntary work so my<br />
times are variable throughout the<br />
day and night.<br />
I do not find it very difficult but<br />
would like to see a speed bump<br />
installed and a sign “slow down”<br />
on Ferrymead Tce about at the<br />
bend which I think about 50m<br />
before the intersection. I<br />
believe this would make it<br />
safer as the traffic coming from<br />
Heathcote Valley approaches<br />
at great speeds causing vehicles<br />
crossing from St Andrews Hill<br />
Rd to brake on the lane going<br />
up Ferrymead Tce, opening up a<br />
potential dangerous situation for<br />
a collision.<br />
Worth consideration as a much<br />
cheaper option?<br />
and find out about the help they<br />
can give you.<br />
Also Zumba Gold has started<br />
in Lyttelton at the lovely refurbished<br />
Recreation Centre<br />
in Winchester St. It runs on a<br />
Friday from 11.30am to 12.30pm<br />
and I can tell you it is a lot of fun<br />
and another way to get to know<br />
people in the Lyttelton and bay<br />
area.<br />
The street party for the Festival<br />
of Lights is on Friday. Please pop<br />
a gold coin in the buckets being<br />
held on the night by Lions, Rotary<br />
and the Community Youth<br />
Centre people. Your donation<br />
will go towards the purchase of a<br />
community van in Lyttelton for<br />
use by all the community.<br />
Plenty of activities to keep us<br />
warm.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News asked its<br />
readers what they thought<br />
of Kidsfirst Kindergarten<br />
rebuilding in Mt Pleasant<br />
after some residents complained<br />
it would block their<br />
estuary view, and would<br />
make McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong> Rd<br />
busier.<br />
Annette Rotherham, of Mt<br />
Pleasant – In regards to the<br />
rebuild of Mt Pleasant kindergarten.<br />
A huge number of families<br />
support this rebuild which is essentially<br />
the same place it was for<br />
over 25 years pre-2011.<br />
This kindergarten has nurtured<br />
our tamariki and provided an<br />
amazing start in life. My children<br />
have their fondest childhood<br />
memories and firm friendships<br />
from their time at this remarkable<br />
kindergarten.<br />
The dedication of the staff to<br />
endure a temporary location for<br />
the past five and a half years is<br />
testimony to their commitment<br />
to see this kindergarten rebuilt in<br />
its original location.<br />
The residents who have concerns<br />
about their views need to<br />
remember that they only have the<br />
view due to demolition.<br />
If this argument was used for<br />
the city’s rebuild we would get<br />
nowhere.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Our People<br />
Keeping the community entertained<br />
Heathcote Valley resident Harley Williams<br />
entertains people at his lounge nights at The<br />
Tannery. Bridget Rutherford spoke to him about<br />
his musical background, creating music videos<br />
and television commercials for work, and<br />
where the lounge night idea came from<br />
Can you tell me a wee bit<br />
about yourself?<br />
Well I live in Heathcote, and<br />
for a crust I am part-owner<br />
of a business called Ruffell<br />
Productions. We create television<br />
commercials, music videos and<br />
promotion videos. We have our<br />
office here at The Tannery, not<br />
far from where I have lounge<br />
nights. We’ve owned that now<br />
for a good four years. I’ve been<br />
working as a video editor for<br />
about 12 years now. I’m what you<br />
call a part-time musician. I used<br />
to be in a band The Tiny Lies,<br />
mostly when I lived in Lyttelton.<br />
Can you tell me about The<br />
Tiny Lies?<br />
We made a couple of albums<br />
and toured the nation a while<br />
back and I’ve been playing in<br />
bands throughout my life. The<br />
Tiny Lies finished about mid-<br />
2014 or15. We were an old folk<br />
duo, myself and Charlotte Ivey<br />
who is an exceptional singer. We<br />
were two friends who randomly<br />
met online and saw what we<br />
could come up with. Lyttelton<br />
Records was the label we<br />
recorded with.<br />
So now you’re doing lounge<br />
nights at Blue Smoke at The<br />
Tannery, how did that begin?<br />
I’d always remembered back<br />
when I was a student living<br />
near the Provincial Hotel on<br />
Cashel St. It’s not there anymore,<br />
but they used to hold a lounge<br />
night. Students came out of the<br />
woodwork and it was a really<br />
fun night out. About four years<br />
ago I contacted an old friend<br />
and asked if he would become<br />
a lounge night DJ with me. The<br />
only guidelines were to dress<br />
up like a swinger from the 50s<br />
and 60s and play old retro visual<br />
clips. We made martinis on stage<br />
and dressed the stage up with pot<br />
plants and things we could find<br />
that might have come from that<br />
era and played live percussion.<br />
Myself and Tim Ferguson both<br />
know enough to keep a beat. We<br />
wanted to make it a bit more<br />
interesting. It’s been really fun<br />
for me.<br />
And how long have you been<br />
doing them for?<br />
I’ve been doing them regularly<br />
at Blue Smoke for about three<br />
months, but on and off for a<br />
couple of years. We would do a<br />
lot more but my DJ partner just<br />
recently had a baby so have had<br />
to put it on hold for a little bit.<br />
My kids are a bit older now and I<br />
live about 2km from Blue Smoke<br />
so it’s a bit easier for me.<br />
And you mentioned you used<br />
to go along to lounge nights<br />
when you were a student. What<br />
were you doing back then?<br />
At one point I was in a punk<br />
rock band and then I think was<br />
studying a jazz course at Hagley<br />
and graphic design.<br />
What sort of work does<br />
Ruffells Production carry out?<br />
Is it more national, or local?<br />
Well we go through waves of it<br />
really. We’re doing a lot of work<br />
for a company in Wellington<br />
and we’ve done some work for<br />
Deloitte in Auckland. Then we<br />
also get local one man band<br />
businesses coming in from say<br />
Cashmere. It’s a real range of<br />
different things and different<br />
budgets.<br />
And Ruffells did the MyTax<br />
TECHNICAL: Harley Williams is part-owner of Ruffells<br />
Production, which makes television commercials, music videos<br />
and promotion videos.<br />
advertisements, with the wellknown<br />
slogan ‘Money on your<br />
Mind?’ Did you guys come up<br />
with that?<br />
Yes, my business partner and<br />
managing director Tim McInnes<br />
conceived the slogan “Money<br />
on your mind?” as part of the<br />
creative development of the<br />
commercials.<br />
What is your favourite work?<br />
Well I can answer this easily. It’s<br />
music videos for me. It makes<br />
sense. Music is my passion,<br />
when I get to interpret a song<br />
visually as well as orally it’s<br />
really rewarding to come up<br />
with something that’s interesting<br />
to watch. It’s hand’s down my<br />
favourite.<br />
How do you come up with<br />
music videos?<br />
It’s always slightly different.<br />
Sometimes we get an artist come<br />
in and they say do what you<br />
want, which can be awesome,<br />
but then it can make it difficult<br />
because it doesn’t narrow the<br />
TALENT:<br />
Harley<br />
Williams has<br />
gone from<br />
playing in<br />
folk duo, The<br />
Tiny Lies, to<br />
entertaining<br />
people<br />
in lounge<br />
nights at The<br />
Tannery.<br />
brief but it can give you great<br />
freedom. Some go I want it to<br />
look like this, and we go sweet.<br />
The best would be if someone<br />
came in with a little bit of an idea<br />
of what they want, but they say<br />
you guys can embellish it.<br />
And you used to live in<br />
Lyttelton?<br />
I did live in Lyttelton. I moved<br />
out about three months before<br />
the September earthquake<br />
in 2010. I still really like<br />
Lyttelton and don’t want to live<br />
too far away from there. My<br />
social life links are over there as<br />
well because I have family and<br />
friends there. I think Lyttelton is<br />
a great community, I just wish it<br />
had a lot more sun.<br />
Lyttelton has such a good<br />
reputation on the music<br />
scene, with the likes of Marlon<br />
Williams. What do you think it<br />
is about Lyttelton that inspires<br />
musicians?<br />
I have thought about this and<br />
I can’t come up with any reason.<br />
It’s just one of those things and<br />
it probably happens once every<br />
20-30 years. They were all living<br />
in the same place at the same<br />
time and into the same thing and<br />
collaborated easily. It just totally<br />
randomly happens.<br />
Can you tell me a bit about<br />
your kids?<br />
They are six and nine. At<br />
the moment my son River, is<br />
really into soccer, as I was, and<br />
my daughter Ella is really into<br />
singing. They got all the good<br />
looks from their mum really<br />
(laughs).<br />
And when you’re not working<br />
or entertaining, what do you<br />
like doing?<br />
I still play indoor soccer and<br />
try and get as much exercise<br />
as possible. But I mostly listen<br />
to music. If I could get paid to<br />
listen to music that would be<br />
my dream job! I wish I went to<br />
a chess club or was part of some<br />
medieval club – but I’m not.<br />
•Mr Williams’ next lounge<br />
night, Lounge Night Ball,<br />
will be held at Blue Smoke,<br />
Garlands Rd, on Saturday<br />
at 8pm. Buy tickets at www.<br />
undertheradar.co.nz
Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 15<br />
Congratulations to our very first<br />
LOTTO 1ST DIVISION WINNER<br />
SOLD at TakeNote Ferrymead<br />
Postal and banking<br />
services now<br />
offered in Ferrymead<br />
Residents from Woolston through to<br />
Sumner now have the benefit of local NZ<br />
Post and Kiwibank services seven days a<br />
week, thanks to Take<br />
Note in Ferrymead.<br />
The popular book and stationery store<br />
has taken on the franchise for the postal<br />
and banking services, with the new<br />
franchise operation, Take Note Ferrymead<br />
PostShop and Kiwibank, open for business<br />
as of May 19.<br />
“Being open seven days a week means<br />
we’ll be available when people need us,”<br />
says PostShop manager Carrie.<br />
“By opening at the weekend we’re<br />
catering to working people who can’t<br />
get to the bank or Post Office during the<br />
week.”<br />
Carrie brings 11 years’ experience<br />
managing PostShops to her new<br />
Ferrymead role, while her two assistants,<br />
Kim and Sharmaine, are also experienced<br />
PostShop staff.<br />
Take Note owners Barry and Kerry<br />
moved their business from neighbouring<br />
premises into the former Video Ezy site<br />
several months ago in preparation for<br />
setting up the NZ Post and Kiwibank<br />
franchise, as they were keen to provide<br />
an even wider range of services for their<br />
customers.<br />
PostShop facilities include bill paying<br />
for telco companies, power companies<br />
and The Press, vehicle registration and<br />
diesel miles. Kiwibank customers can<br />
set up bank accounts, automatic bill<br />
payments and deposit and withdraw cash,<br />
while those wanting to enquire about<br />
obtaining a Kiwibank mortgage can have<br />
an appointment arranged with a mobile<br />
mortgage manager at a time to suit.<br />
Since establishing Take Note Ferrymead<br />
(formerly Paper Plus Ferrymead) 14 years<br />
ago,<br />
Barry and Kerry have built up a strong<br />
and loyal customer base from across the<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News readership area by<br />
offering friendly service and an extensive<br />
selection of books, magazines, stationery,<br />
toys, gifts, greeting cards and wrapping<br />
paper.<br />
The wide range of book titles includes<br />
travel books, recipe books, novels<br />
and children’s books. Home and once<br />
stationery supplies include everything<br />
from printing paper and ink cartridges<br />
to notepads and exercise books, filing<br />
systems and paper clips.<br />
Customers can browse through an<br />
attractive range of gift items, including<br />
locally manufactured items, or<br />
alternatively there are gift cards and<br />
Prezzy Cards in a range of values.<br />
Ferrymead is one of the city’s fastestgrowing<br />
retail and business areas, and<br />
Take Note Ferrymead PostShop and<br />
Kiwibank is ideally located among a mix of<br />
other business outlets including hardware,<br />
supermarket, cafes and professional<br />
services. There is extensive off-street<br />
parking available at the front and rear of<br />
the store and a bus stop close by on Ferry<br />
Road.<br />
Opening hours are Monday to Friday,<br />
KIWIBANK IS NOW IN FERRYMEAD<br />
NZ POST SERVICES<br />
Domestic parcels<br />
Postage included bags and tickets for<br />
sending parcels within New Zealand.<br />
International parcels<br />
Bags, boxes, stickers, custom declarations<br />
and notes for sending parcels overseas.<br />
Prezzy card & gifts<br />
Prezzy® cards, commemorative coins<br />
and stamps for you to purchase online.<br />
Packaging<br />
Boxes, bags and bubble wrap to be used for<br />
sending overseas and within New Zealand.<br />
Postage stamps<br />
Postage stamps in definitive and (KiwiStamp)<br />
non-denominated to send NZ & internationally.<br />
Envelopes<br />
Envelopes for sending your letters, documents<br />
and parcels within NZ or internationally.<br />
Directories & guides<br />
NZ Post directories & guides for postcodes<br />
& information on international services.
PAGE 16 BAY HARBOUR<br />
Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Charter president Terri Woolmore-<br />
Goodwin and current president Margaret Simpson cut a<br />
cake to celebrate Altrusa International of Christchurch’s 50<br />
years of service to the community.<br />
PHOTO: ALISTER SLADEN<br />
Charity celebrates<br />
50 years<br />
ALTRUSA International, of<br />
Christchurch, celebrated<br />
its 50th birthday on<br />
Saturday.<br />
The milestone celebrations<br />
were held at Eliza’s Manor<br />
Boutique Hotel on <strong>June</strong> 11.<br />
Altrusa is an acronym for<br />
amity, loyalty, talent, reciprocity,<br />
unity, service, and achievement.<br />
The club gives grants to community<br />
group and projects, an<br />
annual scholarship to the Ara<br />
Institute of Canterbury, and<br />
supports other community<br />
initiatives.<br />
It holds a range of fundraisers<br />
throughout the year from a<br />
fabric sale to an annual Christmas<br />
market.<br />
It is an international, nonprofit<br />
organisation making<br />
communities better through<br />
leadership, partnership, and<br />
service.<br />
For more information, get in<br />
touch with Altrusa president<br />
Margaret Simpson on 338<br />
6001.<br />
Cool weather – big waves<br />
• By Aaron Lock, surf coach,<br />
Sumner<br />
The weather has definitely<br />
changed a lot in the last four<br />
weeks, with rain, wind and snow,<br />
along with some frosty clear days<br />
as well. The cooler weather has<br />
also brought some epic waves.<br />
The biggest swell since Cyclone<br />
Pam rolled through mid-May and<br />
produced over a week of great<br />
surf. All the local beaches were<br />
firing at various times throughout<br />
the week. Since then, there has<br />
been some great south swells up<br />
the coast and a few fun days on<br />
the city beaches, too. The water<br />
is chilling down to about 11 deg<br />
C, but it hasn’t stopped people<br />
getting out there with some days<br />
in the water as busy as summer.<br />
The Whale Watch Kaikoura<br />
Coldwater Surf Classic scored<br />
perfect conditions over Queen’s<br />
Birthday weekend. Three days<br />
straight of clear frosty weather<br />
and perfect 1.2m to 1.8m surf at<br />
the meatworks break.<br />
Local surfers<br />
performed well<br />
against a field of<br />
New Zealand’s<br />
best. The competition<br />
attracted more<br />
than 120 entries<br />
from throughout<br />
the country.<br />
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Email bridget.rutherford@starmedia.kiwi<br />
by 5pm each Wednesday<br />
Lyttelton Festival of Lights –<br />
Street Party<br />
Friday, 6.30pm<br />
One of the favourite events<br />
at the annual Lyttelton Festival<br />
of Lights is taking place on<br />
Friday – the street party. The<br />
street parade will kick off at<br />
6pm, with the Lyttelton Port of<br />
Christchurch fireworks display at<br />
7.30pm. There will be food stalls,<br />
music, circus, buskers, activities<br />
and light-art installations. Lindon<br />
Puffin, Candice Milner, Mundi,<br />
Los Farsantes and The Kitchen<br />
Collective will perform on the<br />
main stage. Li’l Chuck, Sport Suzie,<br />
the Twisty Twinz and more<br />
will be performing at Albion<br />
Square.<br />
London St, Lyttelton<br />
The Lyttelton Festival of<br />
Lights will continue until Monday.<br />
To see a full programme<br />
of events, pick up one from all<br />
Christchurch City Libraries, or<br />
visit http://www.lyttelton.net.nz/<br />
festivals/festival-of-lights<br />
Drayton Reserve working bee<br />
Saturday, 2pm<br />
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Matariki in Sumner<br />
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and activities held in Sumner to<br />
celebrate Matariki.<br />
Sunday, 5.30am-7am<br />
Cultural Astronomy Tour<br />
Make sure to wrap up warm<br />
and head along to watch Matariki<br />
rising just before dawn, with<br />
Mary Bell. Meet at the row of<br />
pines on Summit Rd at the top of<br />
Richmond Hill.<br />
$5 per person, and under 18s<br />
are free. Sunday, 2pm-4pm<br />
Seed Bomb Making Creative<br />
Workshop<br />
Old school hall, Wiggins St<br />
$10 per person and you will<br />
need to book a place.<br />
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sumnerresidents.co.nz or for<br />
more information, visit www.<br />
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Rotary Lego Contest<br />
10 July, 9.30am-noon<br />
This is one for the diary. There<br />
will be two events taking place,<br />
with teams of three pupils.<br />
ENTERTAINING: Back from the Adelaide Fringe Festival and sold out shows during the<br />
New Zealand Jazz Festival, international comedian Derek Flores will perform A Night with<br />
The Unicorn at the Lyttelton Arts Factory tomorrow at 7pm. He uses inspiration from the<br />
audience to tell new and unique tales never to be repeated. Musician Kris Finnerty will also<br />
perform. The performance is part of the Lyttelton Festival of Lights.<br />
Years 1 and 2, and years 7<br />
and 8 at 9.30am; years 3 and<br />
4 at 10.15am; and years 5 and<br />
6 at 11am. The pupils will<br />
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15 minutes. There will also be<br />
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up models need to arrive<br />
between 9.30am and 10.30am.<br />
Sumner Community Centre,<br />
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Maori Carving Course<br />
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Mt Pleasant Farmers Market<br />
The market has temporarily<br />
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Food<br />
Motivated by great taste<br />
• By Gabrielle Stuart<br />
SIMO ABBARI lost each of<br />
his three businesses in the<br />
earthquakes – a cooking school<br />
and two restaurants.<br />
“I lost the first one, and I<br />
thought, oh well. Then I lost<br />
Cashel St, and I thought, ok, I can<br />
still go on. Then I lost the third.<br />
One, two, three, from hero to<br />
zero,” he said.<br />
He said he thought about leaving<br />
the city at that point.<br />
“You wake up in the morning<br />
with no income, with nine<br />
people working for you, chasing<br />
after insurance companies. But I<br />
thought, we built it once, we can<br />
build it again.<br />
“I didn’t pack my suitcase, because<br />
I thought look at what they<br />
have given you, shame on you if<br />
you leave at the time when they<br />
need you.”<br />
He was already familiar with<br />
starting from nothing.<br />
He was brought up in Morocco,<br />
and worked his way up through<br />
kitchens across the world, from<br />
restaurants in Africa to Yugoslavia,<br />
doing everything from<br />
working in cargo ship kitchens to<br />
creating airline menus.<br />
By the time he moved to New<br />
Zealand in 1994, he had more<br />
than a decade of experience as<br />
a chef and in management but,<br />
once again, he found he had to<br />
start from the bottom.<br />
“As an immigrant it doesn’t<br />
matter about your experience,<br />
you start from zero. It was hard<br />
as a foreigner, because you have<br />
to work twice as hard to prove<br />
yourself.”<br />
He entered a culinary competition<br />
the year after he arrived, and<br />
finished second to last.<br />
“But I realised the food was not<br />
HERITAGE: The<br />
years Mr Abbari<br />
spent cooking<br />
in kitchens of<br />
all shapes and<br />
sizes across the<br />
world has shaped<br />
his menus at<br />
the Heritage<br />
Christchurch.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF<br />
SLOAN<br />
EXPERIENCE:<br />
Although<br />
Simo Abbari<br />
lost his three<br />
businesses<br />
in the<br />
earthquakes,<br />
he said his<br />
experiences as<br />
an immigrant<br />
learning to<br />
adapt and<br />
start from the<br />
bottom helped<br />
him get back<br />
on his feet.<br />
PHOTO:<br />
GEOFF SLOAN<br />
the problem, it was the presentation.<br />
The other 12 candidates had<br />
all cooked the same food, and<br />
presented it the same way. Back<br />
home the taste was everything,<br />
it didn’t matter if it was plated in<br />
gold.”<br />
The next year he entered again,<br />
and came first. “You start learning<br />
to adapt,” he said.<br />
He said the willingness of New<br />
Zealanders to try different foods<br />
was something he loved.<br />
“It’s what makes New Zealand<br />
cuisine special, it belongs to everyone.<br />
In New Zealand, you go<br />
to the supermarket and there are<br />
special items and all kinds of food<br />
on the shelves.”<br />
In 2002, he opened his first<br />
Moroccan restaurant.<br />
“It was my way of saying thank<br />
you to the community. But I<br />
realised I had just stabbed myself<br />
in the head by having a business.<br />
Work for 16 hours a day became<br />
24 hours a day.”<br />
But, in spite of the long hours,<br />
he said the restaurant was a huge<br />
success, and was named Outstanding<br />
South Island Restaurant<br />
of the Year in 2004.<br />
Losing it was a big blow, but he<br />
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Fortuner boosts Toyota’s SUV range<br />
• By Ross Kiddie<br />
THERE’S NO shortage of sport<br />
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light commercial ute.<br />
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However, there is one significant<br />
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Fortuner’s suspension and that<br />
of the Hilux, while both have a<br />
live rear axle, the Fortuner has<br />
coil springs as opposed to a leaf<br />
TOYOTA FORTUNER: Capable off-road.<br />
spring set-up which is common<br />
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Elsewhere, the Fortuner doesn’t<br />
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and more akin to what you would<br />
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The Fortuner lands here in<br />
three grades. The entry-level GX<br />
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a manual gearbox model, automatic<br />
transmission on GX adds<br />
$2000. The test car was the GXL<br />
automatic at $75,990, while a<br />
Limited sits at $78,990.<br />
Each is equipped well for its<br />
• Price – Toyota Fortuner,<br />
$75,990<br />
• Dimensions – Length,<br />
4795mm; width, 1855mm;<br />
height, 1835mm<br />
• Configuration: Fourcylinder,<br />
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2755cc, 130kW, 450Nm,<br />
six-speed automatic.<br />
• Performance – 0-100km/h,<br />
12.8sec<br />
• Fuel usage – 8.6l/100km<br />
price, the test car boasted satellite<br />
navigation, paddle-shift gear<br />
selectors, powered tailgate, nice<br />
wood and leather steering wheel,<br />
cruise control, and reversing<br />
camera.<br />
As mentioned, the Fortuner<br />
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2.8-litre, four-cylinder diesel<br />
engine. It is a stunner in terms<br />
of refinement and mechanical<br />
ability, it pumps out a beefy<br />
130kW and 450Nm while<br />
capable of returning a 8.6l/100km<br />
(33mpg) combined cycle fuel<br />
usage average.<br />
During my time with the test<br />
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sitting around 10l/100km<br />
(28mpg) with 8l/100km<br />
(35mpg) listing instantaneously<br />
at 100km/h (engine speed<br />
1800rpm).<br />
The engine responds willingly<br />
to throttle pressure and works<br />
smoothly under pressure. That’s<br />
something I’ve commented on<br />
every time I’ve experienced the<br />
new engine, it has refinement<br />
uncharacteristic for a big four-pot<br />
diesel.<br />
Power is harnessed gently<br />
through a six-speed automatic;<br />
the gearbox is also reasonably<br />
new for Toyota, well it’s certainly<br />
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forceful, while the ratios broaden<br />
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who will want to drive long<br />
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economy is an important ingredient<br />
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Yet, the Fortuner is also the<br />
capable off-road charger. Its fourwheel-drive<br />
system is engineered<br />
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most certainly be described as a<br />
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clearance of a healthy 279mm,<br />
and the driveline has a low ratio<br />
transfer case so that slow speed<br />
momentum can be initiated for<br />
when obstacles are presented.<br />
I took the test car on a piece<br />
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mounds and descents, I can report<br />
it has suspension which absorbs<br />
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occupants with a well-cushioned<br />
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Sure, at 4.8m there is a lot of<br />
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As an organisation, Toyota<br />
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The Fortuner fits into the vast<br />
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Lawns, paving, water<br />
features, irrigation,<br />
planting, decks,<br />
driveways, kerbing, ponds,<br />
retainer walls, fencing.<br />
Free quotes, Phone Tony<br />
021-034-8555<br />
PAInTER<br />
Experienced tradesman,<br />
quality work, free quotes,<br />
ph Simon 027 389-1351 or<br />
03 328-7280<br />
PLASTERIng<br />
INTERIOR, no job too<br />
big or too small, specialise<br />
in repair work & new<br />
houses, free quotes given,<br />
over 20 yrs plasterering<br />
experience, ph 027 <strong>22</strong>1-<br />
4066 or 384-2574<br />
ROOFIng<br />
Qualified & Licenced<br />
Practitioner. Re-Roof &<br />
Repairs, all types. Member<br />
New Zealand Roofing<br />
Association. Over 35 years<br />
experience. Phone John<br />
027 432-38<strong>22</strong> or 351-9147<br />
email johnmill@ihug.<br />
co.nz<br />
STOnEMASOn<br />
BRICK BLOCKLAYER,<br />
Earthquake Repairs, Grind<br />
Out & Repoint, River/<br />
Oamaru stone, Schist,<br />
Volcanic Rock, Paving,<br />
all Alterations new & old,<br />
Quality Workmanship,<br />
visit www.featureworks.<br />
co.nz or ph 027 601-3145<br />
Trades & Services<br />
VHS VIDEO TAPES<br />
& all camera tapes<br />
converted to DVD, video<br />
taping, weddings, twenty<br />
firsts, special occasions,<br />
www.grahamsvideo.co.nz<br />
ph 03 338-1655<br />
WInDOW CLEAnIng<br />
“Your Windows are the<br />
eyes of your Home”, for<br />
a free no obligation quote,<br />
call Greg Brown, Crystal<br />
Clear Window Cleaning<br />
ph 384-2661 or 027 616-<br />
0331 Local Resident<br />
Wanted To Buy<br />
A+ Household effects,<br />
fridges, freezers, washing<br />
machines, ovens. Good<br />
cash paid. Ph Paul 0<strong>22</strong><br />
0891 671<br />
A Records and Hi-Fi<br />
gear wanted, excellent<br />
prices paid for good<br />
records especially kiwi<br />
and overseas bands 60’s<br />
- 90’s PennyLane 430<br />
Colombo St Sydenham<br />
7 days www.pennylane.<br />
co.nz ph 3663278 or 021<br />
<strong>22</strong>26144<br />
Situations Vacant<br />
CA$H<br />
Strippers<br />
& Podium<br />
Dancers<br />
Wanted!<br />
18+ TO APPLY<br />
NEISHA<br />
021 193 0118<br />
Public Notices<br />
SALE AND SUPPLY OF<br />
ALCOHOL ACT 2012<br />
SECTION 101<br />
MASTERS THEATRE<br />
PROPERTIES LIMITED, (THE<br />
LICENSEE, C/O Steven Jukes,<br />
11 Duncan Street, Christchurch<br />
8081), has made application<br />
to the District Licensing<br />
Committee at Christchurch for<br />
the issue of ON-LICENCE NEW<br />
in respect of the premises<br />
situated at 26 Marriner Street<br />
Sumner know as HOLLYWOOD<br />
CINEMAS SUMNER.<br />
The general nature of<br />
the business conducted<br />
under the licence is:<br />
ON-LICENCE THEATRE/CINEMA<br />
The days on which and the<br />
hours during which alcohol is<br />
intended to be sold under the<br />
licence are:<br />
MONDAY TO SUNDAY<br />
9.00AM TO 11.00PM.<br />
The application may be<br />
inspected during ordinary<br />
office hours at the office of the<br />
Christchurch District Licensing<br />
Committee, 77 Hereford Street,<br />
Christchurch.<br />
Any person who is entitled<br />
to object and who wishes<br />
to object to the issue of the<br />
licence may, not later than<br />
15 working days after the<br />
date of the first publication<br />
of this notice, file a notice in<br />
writing of the objection with<br />
the Secretary of the District<br />
Licensing Committee, PO Box<br />
73049, Christchurch 8154.<br />
No objection to the issue of<br />
a licence may be made in<br />
relation to a matter other than<br />
a matter specified in section<br />
105(1) of the Sale and Supply<br />
of Alcohol Act 2012.<br />
This is the first publication of<br />
this notice.<br />
Public Notices<br />
Rexellent Rentals<br />
Cars, Vans, Brisbane , Coolangatta<br />
FREE CALL<br />
0800 601 508<br />
www.rexellent.com.au<br />
ADVERTISE YOUR<br />
BUSINESS HERE<br />
Public Notices<br />
Phone for further details<br />
Public Notices<br />
Rexellent Rentals<br />
Cars, Vans, Brisbane , Coolangatta<br />
FREE CALL<br />
0800 601 508<br />
www.rexellent.com.au<br />
OPEN NIGHT<br />
Thursday 23 <strong>June</strong><br />
<strong>2016</strong><br />
5.00pm - 7.00pm<br />
739 Ferry Road, Christchurch.<br />
Phone: 384 3073.<br />
www.stannes.co.nz<br />
(03) 379 1100
PAGE 28 BAY HARBOUR<br />
Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Lyttelton<br />
Midwinter<br />
price freeze<br />
COME IN FROM THE COLD AT SUPER LIQUOR<br />
CITY OF<br />
LONDON GIN<br />
1 LITRE<br />
$<br />
33 99<br />
CHIVAS<br />
JACK DANIEL’S<br />
FAMOUS<br />
INCLUDES JACK DANIEL’S<br />
REGALS 12YO<br />
HONEY & JACK DANIEL’S FIRE<br />
JIM BEAM<br />
GROUSE<br />
$<br />
33 99 $<br />
34 99 $<br />
43 99<br />
700 ML<br />
$<br />
47 99 700 ML<br />
$<br />
37 99<br />
JÄGERMEISTER<br />
700 ML<br />
1.125 LITRE<br />
$<br />
42 99<br />
DE VALCOURT<br />
1 LITRE<br />
1 LITRE<br />
$<br />
36 99<br />
MOUNT GAY<br />
1 LITRE<br />
JAMESON<br />
1 LITRE<br />
SPEIGHT’S<br />
CIDER<br />
12 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
<strong>22</strong> 99<br />
$<br />
47 99 STEINLAGER<br />
JACK DANIEL’S<br />
& COLA<br />
6 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
5% ALC/VOL<br />
CORUBA & COLA<br />
12 X 250ML CANS<br />
7% ALC/VOL<br />
$<br />
24 99<br />
12 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
24 99<br />
HEINEKEN<br />
BECK’S $<br />
19 99<br />
HEINEKEN<br />
15 X 330ML BOTTLES 12 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
26 99<br />
LIGHT<br />
12 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
21 99<br />
$<br />
19 99 TUI, EXPORT GOLD<br />
WOODSTOCK & COLA<br />
12 X 330ML BOTTLES, 5% ALC/VOL<br />
12 X 250ML CANS, 7% ALC/VOL<br />
OR CODY’S & COLA<br />
12 X 250ML CANS, 7% ALC/VOL<br />
$<br />
20 99<br />
EACH<br />
EXPORT 33<br />
12 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
21 99<br />
OR DB DRAUGHT<br />
24 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
33 99<br />
EACH<br />
WWW.SUPERLIQUOR.CO.NZ 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375)<br />
SPEIGHT’S, SUMMIT,<br />
WAIKATO OR LION RED<br />
15 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
23 99<br />
EACH<br />
and many more instore specials...<br />
Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) for your local store. Over 120 stores<br />
nationwide, 100% locally owned and operated. Offers end close of trade 3rd of July <strong>2016</strong>, while stocks<br />
last. Available at participating stores only. Limits may apply at participating outlets. Trade not supplied.<br />
Terms and conditions may apply. Available 20th <strong>June</strong> – 3rd July <strong>2016</strong> inclusive.<br />
Please see www.superliquor.co.nz for details.<br />
42 Norwich Quay Lyttelton | Ph. 328 7744 | www.superliquor.co.nz