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Legal action possibility
over coastal hazards report
• By Annabelle Dick
LEGAL ACTION has been
threatened by homeowners if
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report after experts discovered
more scientific work needed to
be done.
The original Tonkin & Taylor
report found a number of houses
in the area are at risk of coastal
erosion and flooding and that
information has gone on affected
homeowner’s Land Information
Memorandum reports.
LIMs contain all the information
a council holds on a
property and the hazard report
has devalued many homes in the
coastal area.
“There are people struggling to
sell their house, people are struggling
to get mortgages to buy
houses and people are struggling
to get insurance because companies
are following the advice
of the city council and the Land
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Information Memorandum. It’s
effecting people’s livelihoods,” he
said.
“We don’t want to have to
move to a situation where we
consider legal action but it may
be a real possibility unless the
CEO comes back with something
more palatable.”
The review panel want the city
council to remove the information
and undertake more scientific
research because the maps
identifying at-risk properties
could be legally unsound.
Christchurch Coastal Residents
United spokesman Darrell
Latham said the city council
needs to listen to the recommendations
and look at coastal
hazards further.
•Turn to page 4
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Wednesday August 31 2016
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FROM
THE
EDITOR’S
DESK News....................... 3-10 & 15
ALL POWER to the Christchurch
Coastal Residents United group in
their bid to erase coastal flooding
and erosion information from
property records (see page 1).
The city council will announce
in a couple of weeks what it
will do over the tricky position
thousands of homeowners now
face.
Scientific experts from GHD
Consultants found a number
of errors in the report and have
made a recommendation to the
city council to have it updated
urgently.
The experts say the maps used
to identify at risk properties could
be legally unsound and should be
put to one side until new ones are
completed.
That’s good news in the short
to medium term for homeowners
– you simply don’t want this
information on your LIM report.
– Barry Clarke
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Community Events......18
Health & Beauty......... 21
Real Estate...........................22
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Candidates: Send in your bios
BAY HARBOUR
In Brief
PAGE 3
IN THE lead-up to the local
body elections, candidates for
city council and community
boards are invited to send a
100-word profile and photo of
themselves to the Bay Harbour
News by September 5 for
publication the following week.
From September 16,
voting documents will be
sent out in the mail to elect
city councillors, mayor and
community board members.
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Elections 16
Kindergarten’s uncertain future
A city council mistake
means that Kidsfirst
will have to resubmit
their resource consent
application to operate
a kindergarten in
McCormacks Bay Rd
• By Annabelle Dick
COMMISSIONER Justine
Ashley declined the
application under the Resource
Management Act as the city
council should have publicly
notified all affected residents
about the application but did
not.
A property on McCormacks
Bay Rd was meant to have
been notified but they weren’t
initially seen as being affected
by the proposed centre.
NOT YET: Resource consent has not been granted for a new
kindergarten on a McCormacks Bay Rd reserve.
The commissioner said the
resource consent was declined
purely due to the notification
process and not on the proposal
itself.
“I appreciate this outcome is
frustrating for the applicant as I
am unable to consider the overall
merits of the proposal. This
decision should not be interpreted
as any indication of my
substantive view on whether
consent should be otherwise
granted,” she said.
Kidsfirst applied for a consent
to operate a kindergarten for
up to 50 children at the McCormacks
Bay Recreation Reserve
next to the community centre.
Kidsfirst chief executive
Sherryll Wilson said they’re
planning to fight the decision
to get their centre back in Mt
Pleasant.
“Kidsfirst is committed
to continuing the process of
gaining the necessary consents
for the establishment of a new
kindergarten on an existing
site,” she said.
The organisation wanted to
introduce a larger kindergarten
after the Mt Pleasant centre was
damaged in the earthquakes.
Kidsfirst has reapplied for
resource consent and a hearing
has been set for October.
DESIGN EXPERTISE WANTED
The Lyttelton-Mt Herbert
Community Board is looking
for design professionals and
community representatives
to volunteer for the Lyttelton
Design Review Panel. The board
wants members to bring their
design expertise and have a good
knowledge and understanding of
Lyttelton’s design and development.
The panel will have an advisory
role and will consider the design of
developments in the area.
CONTAINERS REMOVED
Shipping containers at Moa
Bone Point and Clifton Tce are
disappearing as work is progressing
along quake-damaged sites.
Containers were removed from Moa
Bone Point on Monday and Tuesday
night and a third of the containers
at Clifton Tce will be removed
tonight after they were placed there
to protect road users from rockfall.
Work has been completed at Moa
Bone Point to a stage where the
containers are no longer needed and
progress at Clifton Tce means one
third of the containers could go.
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Wednesday August 31 2016
News
Coastal
hazards
report
•From page 1
“The report is flawed, and the
panel confirmed that it’s flawed
too and needs substantive work
in order to fit its purpose,” he
said.
The city council is now considering
its next move and will
release plans in the next month
on how it will address the problematic
report.
The report focused on areas of
urban development and assessed
Brooklands, Avon-Heathcote
Estuary, Sumner and Taylor’s
Mistake, Waimairi Beach to
Southshore, Duvauchelle,
Takamatua, Akaroa, Wainui,
Charteris Bay, Teddington, Allandale
and Purau.
The panel recommended the
city council work with Environment
Canterbury on coastal hazards
and continue engagement
with residents.
City council general manager
strategy and transformation
Brendan Anstiss said the additional
scientific work was expected
to be completed by early
next year.
Dogs popular in Lyttelton
• By Annabelle Dick and Fraser
Walker-Pearce
LYTTELTON IS the most
popular area for dogs in the Bay
Harbour News area according to
new city council statistics.
Data released by the city
council on the number of dogs
in the city and their locations,
shows that Lyttelton, Sumner
and Heathcote are the three most
popular areas.
Meanwhile, St Albans (1452),
Spreydon (1114) and Belfast (975)
are the top three most popular
suburbs for dog owners in the
whole city.
The Banks Peninsula and the
bay area boast a total of 2849
dogs, which equates to just over
11 per cent of the 31,859 registered
dogs in the city.
Statistics show labradors are
by far the most popular breed
with 4686 in the city, second goes
to staffordshire bull terriers at
2660, and close behind in third is
bichon frise on 2408.
The total number of dogs in
the city as of August 16 is 31,859
dogs, which includes all registered
dogs in the city, as well as
some that have been registered
previously, but are yet to be registered
for this year.
About a quarter of dogs in the
NUMBER ONE: Labradors are the most popular pooch in the city with more than 4500
registered in Christchurch.
city live in north-western suburbs
homes, and the eastern suburbs
are not far behind. Together
the two groups of owners make
up half of the city’s registered
dogs.
About 19 per cent live in southeastern
households, 17 per cent
in south-western suburbs, and
the other 13 to 14 per cent live
elsewhere around the city.
Bay Harbour News dog numbers by location
Akaroa, 182; Balmoral Hall, 20; Birdlings Flat, 36; Clifton,
79; Diamond Harbour, 247; Duvauchelle, 77; Ferrymead,
3; Governors Bay, 161; Heathcote, 258; Le Bons Bay,
40; Little River, 217; Lyttelton, 384; McCormacks Bay,
78; Moncks Spur, 81; Moncks Bay, 54; Mt Pleasant, 165;
Okains Bay, 69; Pigeon Bay, 43; Port Levy, 43; Redcliffs,
127; Richmond Hill, 25; Scarborough, 84; St Andrews Hill,
85; Sumner, 291.
nina COOk
Nina Cook was born in Whakatane
in 1967. She was educated
in Wanganui and then at
Christchurch Polytechnic School
of Art and Design where she
received a Bachelor of Design.
In 2007 Nina established the
studio from which she currently
works. Nina’s work is held in
private collections in New Zealand
and overseas.
Frame OF mind
For this exhibition, I am exploring
issues of societal bias through a
personal lens.
The effect of proselytized overly
fixed viewpoints on political,
religious, racial, gender and
environmental issues is alarming.
When this alarm is combined with
the information bias that occurs in
this curated information age, our
dual desires to belong and control
are kicked into overdrive.
I am not immune to this, but
am also shocked at the lack of
empathy or comprehension of
‘other’ that some people exhibit.
This body of work is my way of
trying to understand.
Though many (including
myself) try to be independent,
compassionate, open-minded
and critical in our thinking, we
cannot avoid being influenced.
Not only by our own experience
and state of mind, but also by
broader cultural, societal, and
scientific relevancies. And this is
always changing.
Art a fantastic way of exploring
issues because it combines both
intellectual and intuitive practices.
The frame is overt, pedantic. As
in a museum display, it provides
a curated context, which is only
ever part of the story.The content
captures personal situations and
impressions – things I have felt,
seen and imagined.
Whilst painting, I have been
deliberately mindful of my thought
process. I asked myself; What is
the true impetus for this work?
What narrative is cycling/growing
in my mind?
How is this effecting my choices?
At what point/s does my ‘frame
of mind’ become ‘confirmation
bias’? To what degree is bias
necessary? When does it become
a liability?
I didn’t discover any big answers,
just personal ones – but every bit
helps.
Some clues are reflected in the
work titles, much more in the
works themselves as physical
Nostalgia
Release
manifestations of my frame of
mind.
Most importantly, I am inviting
the viewer to reflect upon their
own frame of mind or state of bias
whilst investigating mine.
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Wednesday, 7 September 2016
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Whaka inaka - ‘causing Whitebait’
by Shelley mcmurtrie
Shelley is the principal scientist at EOS
Ecology and project lead for Whaka Inaka. In
the largest initiative of its kind, Whaka Inaka
installed 204 bales as spawning habitat for
inaka/inanga along 3 km of riverbank in the
Heathcote/Opawho, Steamwharf Stream,
and Lake Kate Sheppard in January 2016.
With the involvement of local community, iwi
and schools they monitored the bales during
the spawning season to count the eggs and
check on pest activity. The programme was
a success with the bales supporting eggs
in areas where spawning was otherwise
not occurring, and the community learning
about their natural environment in their
back yard.
Whaka Inaka is a collaboration between
EOS Ecology, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, and
University of Canterbury (MERG, Resilient
Shorelines).
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BAY HARBOUR
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Harbour health plan
• By Annabelle Dick
A NEW initiative to restore
and protect Lyttelton Harbour’s
health was launched by five key
organisations last Tuesday.
The Whakaraupo/Lyttelton
Harbour Catchment Management
Plan has been created to
look after the harbour’s health
and major players signed a
memorandum of understanding
to signify the project’s
beginning.
Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke, Te
Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu,
Environment Canterbury, the
city council and the Lyttelton
Port Company will join forces
to create an action plan to
manage and restore the
harbour.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu
Kaiwhakahaere Tā Mark Solomon
said managing the harbour
needed to move beyond
words and into action.
“For me, the focus needs to
be on actions more than words.
We need to restore the harbour
as a source of mahinga kai for
future generations,” he said.
“The future of Whakaraupō
is tied to how well we can work
together on this project. It is up
to us to secure the wellbeing of
ON BOARD: Lyttelton Port Company chief executive Peter Davie, Te Ao Tūroa general
manager Kara Edwards (representing Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu), Environment Canterbury
commissioner Elizabeth Cunningham, Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke (Rāpaki) chairperson June
Swindells and city councillor Andrew Turner signed a memorandum of understanding at
Rapaki Marae.
the harbour.”
Sedimentation in the upper
harbour has increased since
human settlement and the
harbour’s health has declined
ever since. Experts will carry
out erosion assessment and
landscape characterisation will
look at surface water quality,
quantity and ecosystem health,
and mahinga kai and cultural
values. Representatives from
the key organisations will take
the information gained and
existing research to implement
projects in the basin.
The group will hold community
workshops to share
ideas within the action plan.
The workshops will begin
in September and be held in
Governors Bay, Lyttelton and
Diamond Harbour.
•Lake Forsyth page 8
In Brief
MAIN RD WORKS
Work is underway to repair an
earthquake-damaged culvert on
Main Rd near Moncks Bay. Work
is expected to take three months
and traffic will be moving in both
directions.
FREEDOM CAMPING
The city council is asking for
public feedback on proposed
changes to the its freedom
camping bylaw. The amended
bylaw proposes to ban all nonself-contained
freedom camping
throughout the district but would
allow certified self-contained
camping without a time
restriction in rural zones. Public
feedback on the city council’s
proposal is being sought until
September 15, and a full review
of the bylaw is scheduled for next
year.
TUNNEL DELAYS
Maintenance work in Lyttelton
Tunnel will see traffic restrictions
tonight and tomorrow night.
The New Zealand Transport
Agency will undertake essential
work in the tunnel between
9pm and 3am on August 31
and September 1. The work will
restrict traffic flow and dangerous
goods won’t be permitted in the
tunnel. Normal traffic will be
restricted to one lane and delays
are expected.
Sara TEMPLETON
Councillor for Heathcote
Hi – I love where I live in Heathcote Valley at the
centre of our new ward. We have lived here almost
20 years and have been involved in many of the
community groups throughout the area.
Chairing the Hagley-Ferrymead Community
Board for the last three years has also given me
the governance experience and relationships
necessary to be an effective councillor best able
to represent our ward.
More next week...
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Wednesday August 31 2016
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Lady McCombs passion remembered
• By Annabelle Dick
LADY CHRISTINA McCombs
has passed away just short of her
100th birthday.
Lady McCombs was a wellknown
figure for her contributions
to education and the southeast
community.
She died on August 13, more
than 100 people turned out to
her farewell on August 20.
Lady McCombs grew up on
Panorama Rd on the top of Clifton
Hill which is where she spent
most of her life.
In 1955, she married former
Lyttelton MP Sir Terence
McCombs and took in his four
children Elizabeth, David, Peter
and Patrick and gave birth
to their youngest child John.
Sir Terence was also the first
principal of Cashmere High
School.
Peter McCombs remembers
his mother as a passionate
woman.
“She was very caring and
interested on all sorts of levels
about the community and the
organisations in it. It was a
strong passion of hers,” said Mr
McCombs.
Lady McCombs was involved
with Sumner School, Cashmere
High School, joined in and supported
many local groups and
served on committees.
She was also a patron with
Plunket and worked with mothers
through branches in Redcliffs,
Heathcote, Ferrymead and
Woolston
When her husband took up a
position at the then brand-new
Cashmere High School in 1956,
LONG LEGACY:
From the early days
of spending time
with her favourite
house cow Peggy
to standing on the
New Zealand High
Commission balcony
in London, Lady
McCombs led a long
and interesting life.
she helped establish it, said Mr
McCombs.
“Together they shaped Cashmere
and in turn Cashmere
shaped them both. There was
considerable pride and satisfaction
in doing what he loved and
with Christina alongside him
in every step of the way – from
helping with the original colours
and the uniform, through to
helping dig the original swimming
pool,” he said.
Another moment Mr
McCombs recalls is when his
mother went to the United
Kingdom in 1974 to support her
husband as the appointed New
Zealand High Commissioner in
London.
The Queen, the Duke of
Edinburgh and other dignitaries
came to New Zealand House
in London to attend an official
dinner which featured whitebait.
“She found herself in the
position of having to roll up her
sleeves and help with cooking
and serving of the fresh whitebait.
The hired professional chefs
found themselves completely
mystified when 5kg of fresh
whitebait arrived having just
been flown in from New Zealand,”
he said.
“She also gave cooking lessons
on the radio. She was a competent
seamstress and a very good
knitter. Her jerseys and scarves
were very impressive, perhaps
again reflecting the heritage that
her parents had brought from the
Shetland Islands,” Mr McCombs
said.
Lady McCombs hailed from
the Shetland Islands, in Scotland,
and was the only child of Gilbert
and Margaret Tulloch.
She attended Christchurch
Girls’ High School before she
trained in home science and
taught at the then Christchurch
Technical College.
In the final years of her life she
moved into an apartment within
the Ilam Life Care facility in Riccarton.
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Kiwi rock stars for concert
• By Tom Doudney
NEW ZEALAND rock royalty
Mi-Sex and Dragon are set to
headline a concert in Lincoln in
March which could pull in up to
10,000 people.
The line up for the Live in
Lincoln Selwyn Sounds concert
at Lincoln Domain will also
feature the Jordan Luck Band,
Sharon O’Neill, Annie Crummer,
Margaret Urlich, Debbie
Harwood and former Opshop
frontman Jason Kerrison, as well
as other local bands, including
from Lincoln High School. And
it’s hoped the event will not be
just a one off.
Local events company 3 Coins
Gentlemen, which is staging
it with sponsorship from the
Flemington subdivision, aims to
hold the concert in Lincoln on
an annual basis.
Event organiser David Parlane
said he was pleased to have
assembled such an outstanding
line up for the first event.
“We all remember what we
were doing when these artists
first came into the music scene
in New Zealand, and to have
them perform all these years
later with new material as well as
LIVE: The Jordan Luck Band will join Mi Sex and Dragon
(right) for a concert in Lincoln.
old is an honour for the town,”
he said.
“We were just getting sick and
tired of all of the big things that
were happening in [Christchurch]
and we’re only 22km away
with some great facilities so
we just thought ‘why not?’” Mr
Parlane said.
Mi-Sex, best known for their
1979 single Computer Games,
recently reformed and are about
to release their new album Not
From Here.
Dragon’s signature song, April
Sun in Cuba, remains a Kiwi
classic.
Mr Parlane said the timing
of the Mi-Sex comeback made
them an ideal headliner and it
had just been a matter of finding
other artists that would fit the
same bill.
“Dragon has got hit after hit,”
he said.
“Everything just nicely fits
with the music era that we want
down in the domain.”
Mr Parlane said the concert
would be a family-friendly
event, running from 11.30am
to 8.30pm with a professional
security company and a base
of volunteers involved. Noise
mitigation measures would
limit the impact on the Lincoln
community, with the stage
facing towards the Southern
Alps so that sound would be
directed away from the town.
Lincoln High School’s
grounds will be used for car
parking and the school will benefit
financially from the event
with students collecting money
for parking.
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Truck loads
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in tunnel
• By Annabelle Dick
TRUCK DRIVERS travelling
through Lyttelton Tunnel will
need to cover loose loads from
tomorrow when a new bylaw
comes into place.
The New Zealand Transport
Agency bylaw was created in an
effort to reduce the amount of
material polluting the tunnel.
The bylaw comes as the
amount of dirt has increased significantly
following the February
22, 2011 earthquake.
Up to 8000kg of dirt and dust
is cleaned out of the tunnel every
month, compared to 235kg a
month before 2011.
“Cleaning the tunnel has gone
from once a month to three times
a week,” said NZTA maintenance
contract manager Barry Stratton.
While commercial vehicles are
covered by the new bylaw, it does
not apply to private vehicles.
Trucks carrying fertiliser,
construction or demolition material,
waste, soil, sand, stock feed
and other products which can be
blown around are covered by the
new bylaw.
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harder to cover easily and effectively
are excluded.
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Wednesday August 31 2016
News
Life jackets make a difference
• BY GARY MANCH,
NAVIGATIONAL SAFETY OFFICER,
LYTTELTON
IN THE past fortnight there have
been two very serious events
reported in the media which
involved fishermen.
THe first incident was at the
mouth of the Waitaki River,
where it was reported that a
whitebaiter was swept out to
sea by a large wave. The man
had waders on, but he was also
wearing a life jacket. The man
survived his ordeal and was
rescued.
I know I harp on about boating
safety, but the whitebaiter’s
experience is a perfect example
of the extreme importance of
wearing a life jacket when in, or
on the water.
It saddens me when I think
about all the lives lost due to
people believing that they are
bulletproof. It scares me when
I hear people say: ‘That won’t
happen to me’.
THis message is for all of you
out there – if you see someone
who is going out on the water,
or is in an area where it is likely
they could come to harm; tell
them to wear a life jacket. It’s not
complicated, is it?
Here’s a powerful statistic to
help you persuade them – about
Pirate’s Corner
70 per cent of recreational
boating fatalities are likely to
have been prevented if life jackets
had been worn. Not wearing
life jackets is the single biggest
contributor to recreational
boating fatalities.
THe other serious event
involved a couple of young men
who went out to sea in their boat
in New Plymouth.
It was reported that an incident
occurred with the boat and as a
result, the men ended up in the
water. It’s alleged that a decision
was made to swim to shore and
that only one of the men was
wearing a life jacket; yet it is
believed that spare life jackets
were on board.
Only one of the men made it
to shore, the other is reported to
still be missing and has not been
found. Media reports suggest
that there was a weather warning
issued which notified of rough
sea conditions on the day that the
men headed out on the water.
Again, this tragic event
exemplifies the importance of
wearing a life jacket. Checking
the weather forecast before
heading out on the water is also
absolutely crucial. If reports are
unfavourable for boating, it’s best
to stay ashore.
My deepest sympathies go to
the family and friends of the man
who are now dealing with this
horrible situation
Lake quality scrutiny
• By Annabelle Dick
LAKE FORSYTH will have
stricter enforcement around
what can go into it as proposed
changes to the Wairewa/Lake
Forsyth catchment are accepted.
Environment Canterbury has
accepted the recommendations
of independent hearing
commissioners on plan changes
to the Canterbury Land & Water
Regional Plan.
Changes include reducing
the amount of sediment and
nutrients that get into the
lake, such as nitrogen and
phosphorus.
Ecan commissioner Peter
Skelton said nutrients play a big
part in the health of the lake.
“Phosphorus is a significant
factor in the frequent
cyanobacteria blooms that limit
use of the lake for recreation and
customary food gathering, and
can pose a health risk,” he said.
The lake’s quality came under
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to better
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fire in April when the algal
bloom flared up after a run of
dry weather.
The bloom can produce toxins
that can be harmful to humans
and animals. It was reported
that 30 sheep died after drinking
it.
From January 2020, stock
won’t be allowed on the bed
and banks of Lake Forsyth or
the rivers – Ōkana, Ōkuti and
Takiritawai – that flow off it.
Professor Skelton said this
will reduce nutrients in the
catchment.
“Rules prohibiting stock from
using and disturbing the beds,
banks and riparian margins of
rivers and the lake are designed
to limit new phosphorus
sediment being released to the
lake,” he said.
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Wednesday August 31 2016
News
Healthy food key
ingredient at kitchen
• By Gabrielle Stuart
AT 57, Trevor Stacey went from
being a red-meat loving kiwi
bloke to going vegan, almost
overnight.
In December, he had a
quintuple bypass open heart
surgery,which means all five of
the major blood vessels leading
to his heart were blocked.
He either had to make a major
change to his diet, or face spending
the rest of his life in and out
of hospital, he said.
But although he was motivated,
knowing where to start
when almost every meal he knew
was based around meat was a
huge challenge.
His predicament was the push
his son, Cole Stacey, needed to
start his own healthy eating business,
Green Dinner Table.
He was working at the time as
a nurse, but had been thinking
for a while about going into business
with a friend, former Town
Tonic head chef Tom Riley, he
said.
“It has always been in the back
of my mind because I have got
an interest in health and wellbeing,
but really the thing that did
it for me was what happened to
my father, and then the birth of
my daughter. I thought if that’s
my future I want to do whatever
I can to prevent that happening,”
he said.
Green Dinner Table works as
a food box service, delivering
recipes and all the ingredients
and dressings needed for either
three or five healthy, plant-based
meals each week.
The two set up their commercial
kitchen at the British Hotel
in Lyttelton, which they have
been working for several months
to renovate.
Their goal was not to “turn
everyone in Christchurch vegan,”
Cole Stacey said, but to teach
people they could cook tasty and
filling meals without having to
rely on meat.
“That is what my mum said
when she started cooking some
of these recipes for my father: It
GONE
GREEN:
Trevor
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switch to a
vegan diet
after a heart
operation
inspired
former Town
Tonic head
chef Tom
Riley to start
his own
healthy food
business.
is undoing 50 years of learning,”
he said.
Although most of their customers
were friends and family
at the beginning, he said it had
grown fast and they now had
calls from new customers almost
every day.
Trevor Stacey said he still
wouldn’t call himself a vegan: He
still went out for a steak once a
month as a special treat.
But he said his cholesterol
levels were rated normal for the
first time in years, and he had
lost about 6kg since cutting meat
out of his diet.
And he said the meals were
surprisingly “meaty”.
“We had friends over for dinner
one night who knew we were
on a meat-free diet, so we had a
vegan shepherds pie. But he said
afterward when are we going to
have this meat-free dish? And I
said you’ve already eaten it.”
•More information on Green
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their website, www.greendinnertable.co.nz.
Little River
rower wins
gold at
world champs
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
LITTLE RIVER’S Jack Lopas
has struck gold at the Junior
Rowing World Championships
in the Netherlands.
Lopas, 17, and rowing partner
Lenny Jenkins, of Whakatane,
won gold in the double sculls A
final on the last night of the junior
championships on Monday
night New Zealand time.
The gold medals added to
five other medals won by New
Zealand representatives at
the combined junior, under
23 and senior World Rowing
Championships at the Willem-
Alexander Baan Rowing Course
in Rotterdam.
Lopas and Jenkins conquered
tough weather conditions in the
final race. The Kiwis were behind
Belarus and Germany, but
by the halfway point, Belarus
had dropped off, giving Lopas
and Jenkins the chance to surge
past.
They went on to overtake Germany
and clinch the gold medal
with a time of 6min 26.19sec.
Earlier in the year, Lopas won
the national under 19 double
sculls, under 18 double sculls,
and under 18 single sculls titles,
earning himself a trial to represent
New Zealand.
During his trial, Lopas set a
national record during a 2km
test, beating Olympic gold medallist
Hamish Bond’s time of
6.03sec by almost half a second.
GOLDEN MOMENT: Jack Lopas (left) and Whakatane’s Lenny
Jenkins clasp their gold medals which they won at the Junior
World Rowing Championships in the Netherlands.
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Wednesday August 31 2016
Your Local Views
Markets fill more than
a shopping need
Port Hills
Labour MP
Ruth Dyson
talks about the
importance
of farmers’
markets
The establishment and spread
of farmers’ markets in New
Zealand has been a great addition
to our landscape.
The chance to buy local and
fresh produce directly from the
producer (often) is something I
enjoy. We have two spectacular
such markets in this area – Lyttelton
and Mt Pleasant.
Lyttelton market turns 11 this
month. It has gone from strength
to strength, different venues,
more and more stalls – and more
and more shoppers.
It is a total credit to the wonderful
team who organise it and
also to the stall holders who don’t
have the opportunity to shelter
from the inclement weather
but bravely front their stalls in
the face of wind and rain. And
always with a smile and great
conversation – cheeky though it
often is.
The Mt Pleasant market is
younger and smaller but again
has a wonderful variety of local
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goods and local people. It has
also had to move venues as the
Community Centre has taken
shape around its former site but
the organisers and stallholders
just got on with it.
This market was started in
response to the lack of supermarkets
and other shops in the area
post-February quake but even
though we now have nearly a surplus
of supermarkets, the market
has continued to be strong.
The market fills more than just
a shopping need. For many, particularly
those displaced, waiting
and arguing, in limbo postquake,
it is a connection with
their community, with familiar
people, and often with people
who are in the same situation.
It’s a chance to catch up, swap
notes and give support. It’s a
chance to receive support and
sadly so many people still need
post-quake support.
So thank you to the people that
set up these lovely markets (and
Opawa and Linwood too), who
have kept them going through
great times and harder times, and
who provide such a lovely “water
well” for conversation and caring.
Happy birthday Lyttelton market!
And many more to come.
Bay Harbour News asked its
readers what they thought
of a Lyttelton Design
Review Panel being set up
to help decide what could
be built there, and what
buildings could look like
Robin Williams – I am
writing an opinion in response
to your invitation to comment
on the proposed Lyttelton Design
Review Panel.
I was listening to Radio New
Zealand National recently and
then watched a programme on
television where the chap from
The Block New Zealand programme
and an architect were
doing a tour of New Zealand
looking at all types of homes. My
following opinion arises from
there.
It would be a sad day when
Christchurch, the city of the
21st-century and beyond, and
surrounding suburbs didn’t embrace
making history as well as
preserving any heritage precinct.
Mr Stanaway and his wife are
building on an empty site that
once was “the former fire station
building.”
Surely they are not wanting
replicate this building as this
would be a lost opportunity to
create the history of the future.
I would be interested how the
panel members will be selected
and please tell us more about the
role of the city council’s Urban
Design Panel.
It seems to be heavy handed
and indicates further delays
for people who are wanting to
make a contribution to what is
described as the best opportunity
to build a city for the future.
Penny Carnaby, of Lyttelton
– What an excellent idea to set
up a Design Review Panel for
Lyttelton buidings in the future.
Go for it!
I think many of us found it really
distressing when the Stanaway’s
edgy building was turned
down by the city council.
There is in my view a design
leadership deficit in relation
to how we want to see Lyttleton
develop in the future.
The impact of the quakes has
changed Lyttelton forever. We
can’t get the heritage back but we
can imagine an amazing village
in the future which truly reflects
the creative spirit which abounds
everywhere.
It’s a great idea to get a design
team in but first I suggest that
you invite locals to re-imagine
the village we want in the future
so the design team is guided by
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Bay Harbour News asked
its readers what they thought
about police coverage in Lyttelton
after a rise of burglaries
in the area.
Vicki Jerome, of Barrys Bay –
Being lucky enough to live on
the Akaroa side of the Peninsula,
we haven’t had any personal
experience of crime in the 13
years we’ve lived here, but I have
to say it seems ludicrous to have
the Lyttelton police station only
open between the hours of 8am
and 5pm.
Surely, most of the burglary
and theft crimes occur after
dark? I know a proportion occur
during the day when homeowners
are thought to be away at
work, but generally these crimes
will not be discovered until they
return from work, usually after
5pm.
There should at least be two
shifts, the second being from
5pm until 2am, and ideally three,
to cover the full 24 hours.
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Wednesday August 31 2016
Inter-school champions
SPORTS
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OUR LADY Star of the Sea
School’s year 7/8 rugby team
have won the Friday grade B
inter-school competition.
After taking part in the
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tournament on Thursday. We
were supposed to play them
after we won our semi-final last
week, but they were decimated
by injury,” Mr Kane said.
He said the side’s win by
forfeit was still a win, and
something the school should
celebrate.
“We’ve got some really good
athletes here at school, but half
of the side had never played
rugby before. So for them to go
out and win the zone first time
was pretty cool. Then to win
the B grade, where we only lost
one game the whole season, was
great,” he said.
The games are run as 10-aside
and both the school’s year
5/6 and year 7/8 rugby teams
are south-east zone champions
CHAMPIONS: Our Lady Star of the Sea’s year 7/8 rugby team are champions of the Friday
grade B inter-school competition.
for their age. Now the year 7/8
side are city-wide champions
as well.
Mr Kane said the year 7/8
team had all improved massively
over the season, but named
a few players that had been the
side’s best.
“If I had to pick our best players,
I should name three. Billy
McLoughlin, Cass Robertson,
and Charlie Cameron . . . Cass
is (Scott Robertson’s) son. All
three of his boys come here . . .
we tried to get him in to coach,
but he’s a bit busy with Canterbury,”
he said.
Mr Kane said the most improved
players in the side are
Alejandro Ballard and Flynn
Greig.
“[Flynn] got mashed up
quite a bit, but boy he was
tough.”
Bays recognise
season’s top
performers
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
FERRYMEAD BAYS celebrated the
finish of the league season with their
senior prizegiving evening at Winnie
Bagoes on Saturday.
The men’s side finished the
Mainland premier football league
season in fourth place after defeating
Western 7-1 in their final game last
Saturday.
As well as many team player of
the year awards, special recognition
went to the club’s newest life member
Mark Piercey.
First team reserves coach Mark
Anderson was named coach of the
year, and Allison Evans won the
personality of the year award.
The club’s golden boot was jointly
awarded to first team midfielder
Andy Tuckey and reserves winger
Dorian Grault.
Both the most valuable player and
the players’ player of the year awards
went to fullback Fraser Angus, while
most improved was Preston Bell.
Andreas Wilson took away player of
the year.
The men’s side will still look to
finish on a high in the final of the
English Cup against Coastal Spirit at
English Park on Saturday.
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News
Owning a husky requires dedication
Scott Bamford
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THIS WINTER, at least one
husky a week is arriving at the
West Melton branch of Husky
Rescue NZ, the company
re-homing abandoned or
unwanted huskies.
This season is shaping up to
be the worst in the company’s
seven-year history.
Although many of the
unwanted dogs come from
Auckland, Husky Rescue NZ has
experienced an influx of huskies
from Christchurch.
“We do always have dogs from
Christchurch … it’s pretty much
one dog a week from Canterbury.
It’s the worst winter we’ve ever
had,” Husky Rescue NZ founder
Michelle Attwood said.
The siberian husky is known to
be a hands-on breed.
Ms Attwood said a minimum
exercise routine of 5km a day is
WALKIES. Two Husky Rescue NZ dogs out for a dry-land
scooter journey.
needed to keep them healthy.
“In summer, that means [running
or walking] very late at
night, or early in the morning,
to avoid those 20 deg C temperatures.”
Huskies also require seasonally
intense fur maintenance, a
lot of entertainment and a firm
understanding of who sets the
rules, she said.
“If the owner fails to establish
their position as leader, the
husky, with its strong pack
mentality, will become the pack
leader instead and be almost
impossible to control,” Ms Attwood
said.
Many people will purchase a
husky before understanding the
dog’s needs and then give up
when the job becomes too hard,
she said.
“[Owners] say: ‘Oh well, it
jumped a six-foot fence, it ate
the neighbour’s cat and it won’t
come back when it’s called’ …
Those are all just standard husky
traits.”
Ms Attwood reported reoccurring
problems from irresponsible
breeders.
“We’ve had over 12 dogs from
just one backyard breeder …
time and time again we are seeing
the same problem dogs from
the same problem breeders,” she
said.
The rescue centre caters to
huskies through a combination
of pack-like living arrangements
and dry-land scootering and
sledding.
“They do really well at the
CHILLING. Christos
Merentitis and
his husky Max
enjoying some
down time.
sport and they love it, getting
them to stop running is the
hardest part,” Ms Attwood said.
Husky owner Christos Merentitis
adopted his pet Max about
three years ago. Strict training
and constant exercise is what
helped Max become a beloved
member of the family.
“I got Max when he was
10-months-old. A lot of trainers
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then do 10 minutes of training
– when they are too tired to be
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SCHOOLS
Redcliffs School held a mini Olympics to celebrate
the big event in Rio. Year 8 students organised the
day and parents took part to emulate the Olympic
spirit.
FRENCH FRENZY: Emily and Amelia represented
France.
DAFFODIL DAY: Diamond
Harbour Primary School
hosted a daffodil hat-making
competition to raise money
for the annual campaign. The
competition had a daffodil
theme and was designed to
keep kids sun safe. The school
had a painted playground
daffodil and pupils had to
bring gold coins to cover the
flower. The proceeds went to
the Cancer Society NZ, which
provides new entrant pupils
with hats when they start
school.
DOWN UNDER: Ruby, Judson and Ollie represented Australia at
Redcliffs mini Olympics.
HELPING
HAND: Raffy
and Mia help
younger pupil
Noah get into
the Olympic
spirit.
LIGHTENING BOLT:
Lenny and Flynn dressed
as Jamaican sprinting
sensation Usain Bolt.
GO FOR GOLD: James
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Images End
August 5 – September 4
Mark Soltero’s Images End
exhibition brings together a
collection of work from what
Soltero refers to as the Back
Catalogue. These works form
a reflection on the nature of
images in a networked world.
The materials and processes –
black, white and grey, applied
as if printed, through stencils
on hessian or paper, reflect
the evolution of his ideas
about painting. Soltero’s ideas
stem from an intellectual
imagination, but are driven by
an emotional need to create.
50 Works Gallery, 50 London
Street, Lyttelton
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Today, 10am-11am
Head along to Lyttelton
Library to Knit ’n’ Yarn. Bring
your knitting, crochet or other
portable craft project and enjoy
time with other crafters.
Temporary Lyttelton Library
at Trinity Hall, free, beginners
welcome.
Baby Times
Friday September 2, 10.30am-
11am
During each session there
is a variety of stories, songs,
rhymes, fingerplays and other
book related activities. The
programmes are especially
suitable for under two-year-olds.
Temporary Lyttelton Library at
Trinity Hall, free.
Storytimes/Wā Kōrero
Tuesday, August 30, 11am-
11.30am
Programme for pre-schoolers
include stories, music,
movement and rhymes.
Kōrero pukapuka, pūoru,
korikori.
Temporary Lyttelton Library at
Trinity Hall, free.
Greater Linwood
Community Forum
Monday, September 5, 10.30-
noon
The Greater Linwood
Community Forum is a monthly
meeting for people living within
the Hagley/ Ferrymead ward.
Members of the community
gather together for morning tea
and an exchange of ideas and
information.
If you would like any matters
added to the agenda please let
Brenda know brenda.preston@
ccc.govt.nz
Phillipstown Community
Centre, 39 Nursery Rd,
Phillipstown.
Planting days at Urumau
Reserve
September 11, 10-12pm or
1-3pm
Come help in a series of
quality native tree plating days.
Tools, plants and lunch are all
provided. Bring gloves. The
planting is limited to 12 people
per session so registration is
essential at lytteltonreserves@
hotmail.com or phone 328 9093
Charity
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Parliamentary
rugby team
Email annabelle.dick@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
Meet at the far end of Foster
Tce at 10am or 1pm, Urumau
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Drayton Reserve
Conservation Week working
bee
Saturday, September 10, 2pm-
4pm
The working group has been
clearing weeds and will now
plant some of the original native
trees which used to grow in the
local area. There is a lot to do
and everyone is welcome.
For further information,
phone Dave Bryce on 021 363
498.
Meet at the Avery Place
entrance if you would like to help
planting native seedlings in the
nearby area of the Reserve.
Learn to Sail
Saturday, September 3, 9am –
5:30pm
Learning to sail is a lot of
fun and provides children and
adults of all ages with valuable
life skills. To help children and
families to get into sailing in an
easy and affordable way without
the up front cost of having to
purchase a boat, Naval Point
Club in Lyttleton has 10 wellequipped
optimist dinghys.
Phone David Noakes: 021 022
88411 or email programmes@
navalpoint.co.nz.
BACK IN TIME: Come check out Fred Tunnicliffe’s exhibition
of Lyttelton in the 1990s. Exhibit runs from September 3 - 30,
Monday - Saturday 10am-4pm, Sunday 11am-3pm, 20 Oxford
St, Lyttelton.
Markets
Mt Pleasant Farmers Market:
The market has temporarily
moved to the western end of the
McCormacks Bay Reserve. You
will find it at the intersection of
McCormacks Bay and Main
Rds. Every Saturday, 9.30am-
12.30pm.
Lyttelton Farmers Market:
Every Saturday, 10am-1pm,
London St.
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Just over two year ago my clients were delighted
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