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roading repairs have
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Jetty decision tomorrow
• By Annabelle Dick
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residents have waited nearly
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Jetty Restoration Trust.
The trust has been fighting to
buy the damaged jetty and fully
restore it to save it from being
demolished or abandoned.
Trust member Phil Jackson
said it’s been a long battle but
it’s likely the jetty will be sold to
the trust.
“We’ve been working very
hard for this – it’s an amazing
asset that we don’t want to lose
and there’s a real passion to save
it. A city council staff report
found it’s the number one
option to sell it to the trust but
everything is weighting on the
meeting,” he said.
The jetty has been closed
since the February 22 earthquake,
due to its unsafe condition,
and it’s estimated to cost
more than $3 million to repair.
The city council has been
given four options on what to
do with the jetty – sell it to the
trust to repair and buy it back,
which is the most preferred
option, abandon it, demolish it
or council to undertake repairs.
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IT’S GREAT to see a community
group taking charge of its situation.
I’m talking about the Governors
Bay Jetty Restoration Trust which
hopefully tomorrow will be able to
buy the earthquake damaged jetty
for $1.
The trust has ambitious plans to
take control of the jetty, raise the
bulk of the $3 million plus needed
to repair it and then sell the jetty
back to the city council for $1.
The city council will then maintain
it in the future.
It’s a fantastic plan by the trust.
The jetty is a real drawcard for the
bay.
The trust has been fighting to buy
the damaged jetty and fully restore
it to save it from being demolished
or abandoned.
You have to applaud them for
that.
It’s a no brainer that the
city council accepts the dollar
tomorrow. – Barry Clarke
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VACANT: Redcliffs Pharmacy owner Daryl Sayer has an empty car park behind his business, which can’t be accessed due to
the closure of Beachville Rd as a result of road works.
Parking nightmare for businesses
• By Annabelle Dick
A PUBLIC car park closure
on Beachville Rd has made
parking a nightmare for
Redcliffs businesses and
customers.
The closure of Beachville Rd
due to road works has blocked
access to the main car park
used by nearby businesses.
SCIRT is working on kerb
and channel installation and
sealing the carriageway at the
southern end of the road.
The car park on Beachville
Rd is the main parking option,
but now people can only park
on Main Rd or elsewhere if they
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Redcliffs Pharmacy owner
Daryl Sayer said the repairs
have been a big hassle to businesses
and people trying to
access them.
“We’ve got a fairly sizeable
car park at the back of the
pharmacy that services the
pharmacy, the fashion shop and
the cafeteria, but that’s inaccessible,”
he said.
The car park behind the Main
Rd shops has room for about 15
to 20 cars.
Mr Sayer said not having
anywhere to park has turned
people away from coming into
their stores.
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“We’re suffering as a result, as
people have nowhere to stop,”
he said.
Redcliffs New World has
tried to remedy the problem by
allowing people to park in their
car park while the work takes
place.
Mr Sayer posted on the pharmacy’s
Facebook page to let
people know the supermarket
is an option if they struggle to
find parking.
“Some people have been
(parking there), but some feel
they can’t so I told people we
had (New World’s) blessing to
do that,” he said.
SCIRT is repairing the southern
corner but the northern
intersection was supposed to be
open to traffic.
Instead, SCIRT has closed
both ends of the road making it
inaccessible.
“They said the Beachville Rd
section should be open, but
they’ve totally closed it off, so
there’s no parking there at all,”
Mr Sayer said.
The repairs are expected to
finish around Monday, September
26, and the intersection will
be reopened.
SCIRT will then move onto
repairing the north end of
Beachville Rd and northern access
will be closed.
INJURED PASSENGER
One person was injured and two
others escaped relatively unscathed
after a car accident in Rapaki on
Sunday night. The car rolled on
Governors Bay Rd coming into
Rapaki at about 9pm. The injured
passenger was taken to hospital by
ambulance with light to moderate
injuries. The scene was cleared 30
minutes after the accident.
TSUNAMI TEST SIREN
A tsunami warning siren test will be
held this Sunday at 11am along the
coastline from Brooklands to Taylors
Mistake. The city council tests the sirens
on the first Sunday of April and
the last Sunday of September each
year. The sirens will last about three
minutes. A network of sirens warn
the public to evacuate coastal areas
when there is a tsunami coming from
a long distance.
ELECTRIC CAR CHARGE
The Hagley-Ferrymead Community
Board will decide whether an electric
vehicle charging station will be
installed on Nayland St in a board
meeting today. If the proposal is
accepted, parking on the south side
of Nayland St will be restricted to
a 60 minute time limit and will
be reserved for electric vehicles to
charge their batteries. In October
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Voting in the local body elections closes on October 8. Bay Harbour News asked candidates to send
in why they should get your vote. Bay Harbour News area is covered by two wards – Heathcote
and Banks Peninsula. A city councillor is elected from each, except for Banks Peninsula where city
councillor Andrew Turner stands unopposed. Two people will be selected from the Heathcote ward
to be on the Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board. Two people will be selected from the
ashion
Akaroa subdivison for the Banks Peninsula Community Board, but not in the Lyttelton subdivision
where Jed O’Donoghue and Christine Wilson stand unopposed, the Mt Herbert subdivision where Felix Dawson and John McLister stand unopposed
and the Wairewa subdivision where Tori Peden stands unopposed.
Heathcote ward – city councillor
Paul Lonsdale
I have served three years as councillor
for the Hagley-Ferrymead ward. We
have been busy with a lot of planning
Gardening
and decision-making around building
resilience for the future and working
closely with the affected communities on how we achieve
that. Throughout this term I have always been accessible
even during times of heavy workload. This has enabled
me to develop an intimate knowledge and understanding
of all the local issues. We have come a long way from
three years ago and I believe consistency will be essential
in the coming term to continue on the solid path we have
created.
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Heathcote ward – community board
Dr Tim Lindley
I am a former business development
manager for a CRI, with a highly
collaborative working style. I have
volunteered extensively within many
communities – for three years chairman
of the Christchurch Coastal Pathway Group; six years as
minister’s
asty
support person, St
Bites
Ambrose Church, cafe, and
food bank, Aranui; and many years as vestry member
All Saints Sumner. I have run several fundraisers for stop
abuse and aid programmes. On the Coastal Pathway
project I worked closely with the city council and
community board. If elected I will ensure our community
board understands the diverse communities within its
area and get things done.
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I love where I live in Heathcote Valley
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here nearly 20 years and have been
involved in many local community
groups and activities. Chairing the
Hagley-Ferrymead Community Board for the last three
years has given me the governance experience and
relationships necessary to be an effective councillor
best able to represent our ward. Christchurch needs
councillors who are connected to their wards and have
a vision for our city, who understand both the value of
community and have a head for business.
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Heathcote ward – community board Darrell Latham
(Independent)
As a Sumner Community Residents’ Association member
I have written submissions relating to the coastal pathway,
reserves, fencing, footpaths and, other geotechnical works.
I prepared the association’s annual plan and briefed the
mayor and city councillors. As a member of Christchurch
Coastal Residents United together we achieved a review of the city
council’s coastal hazards policy. My background is as a teacher, education
centre director and university senior lecturer. Genuine partnerships create
strong, effective and resilient communities. Therefore, I support more
decision-making being devolved to the local community board level. I
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Heathcote ward – community board
Rosemary Neave (The People’s
Choice)
I work from home in Redcliffs helping
communities develop their online
presence. I am secretary of Sustainable
Otautahi Christchurch and treasurer
of Viva! with its focus on building sustainable urban
villages. I want to share my skills and extend the strong
networks in our community. Community boards
are an opportunity to involve local communities in
decision-making. Having a safe walking route to our
newly reclaimed Redcliffs School is a priority for our
community, we need to put our case strongly to the city
council. Finishing our Coastal Pathway and supporting
local businesses are also priorities. Vote for Rosemary:
Let’s do it!
Other candidates standing
• Heathcote ward city
councillor, Malcolm Davis
• Heathcote ward, Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board, Una O’Grady
• Akaroa subdivision, Banks
Peninsula Board, Janis Haley,
Keith Molloy, Pam Richardson
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Heathcote ward – community board
Craig Todd
Having lived in the Heathcote ward the majority
of my life I have been lucky to enjoy the benefits
this community has to offer. With greater powers
for decision making being handed to community
boards, if elected I would work hard, listen to and
make sure the community voice is heard in regards
to facilities and infrastructure to achieve the best outcome for all.
I believe I have the passion and experience to make a valuable
contribution to the well-being and benefit of our community.
After six years of Government-appointed commissioners
at the helm, people can once again cast a vote for
representation onto the Environment Canterbury. The
area is represented by the Christchurch Constituency, with
four candidates to be elected.
Dr Cynthia
Roberts
(People’s
Choice):
I am an ecologist
and I live on
the estuary. I
am passionate
about protecting Canterbury’s
drinking water, our waterways
and our coastline. Like us,
our native species depend
on a healthy, flourishing
environment to thrive. In
standing for ECan, I want to
use my scientific skills to find
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managing our environment
including improving our
public transport. I bring to
the role skills and qualities
gained as a parent, a teacher, in
tertiary management, running
an ecotourism business and as
a science advisor for DOC.
In the
lead-up
to the
local body
elections,
Bay Harbour News asked city councillor candidates
their views on a topical issue within the community. This
week, we ask Heathcote ward city council candidates
what they think the city council should do in response to
homeowners’ pleas to remove coastal hazard information
the Coastal Hazards Assessment Report.
Elections 16
City councillor Paul Lonsdale: Residents and ratepayers need
to be assured that I am working at city council level on this issue. It
was very positive that the mayor met with members of Christchurch
Coastal Residents United recently. We are now working together
around the whole issue of coastal hazards going forward. The issue
of coastal hazards is a serious one for Christchurch and coastal
residents. The Tonkin & Taylor report was subjected to a second
expert peer review which found problems with aspects of the report
and recommended changes be made. It is clear that the scientific
experts believe that the report as it currently stands requires further
research and work. We need to ensure that the information that we
use is the correct information and currently this is not the case. I
am committed to working towards ensuring that any coastal hazard
information used is the correct information.
City councillor Sara Templeton: Climate change and
subsequent impacts of sea level rise are going to be one of the most
important issues for the next city council to address. Open and
transparent communication with the wider community is going to
be essential. While there is vocal opposition to the information being
on LIMS there are also many thousands of people who haven’t had
the chance to express an opinion and there are many who realise that
issues such as coastal inundation and erosion cannot be ignored.
I have not seen the current wording, but the city council is legally
obliged to identify a hazard on a LIM if it is aware of one. This is to
protect future owners of properties. Coastal hazards are an issue
around the country and a more consistent approach is needed. A
National Policy Statement should be in place and the Government
need to step up and start discussions on one.
Jetty decision
tomorrow
• From page 1
“The trust is proposing we
rebuild the jetty in the same
position and in the same manner
that it would be a completely
new structure on top of the old
one. It would have significant
advantages like it will need less
maintenance in the years to
come,” said Mr Jackson.
The city council has no money
to undertake the repairs so
residents requested city council
support to restore the jetty in a
community-led project.
The trust was set up in April
last year with a panel including
a land surveyor, a civil engineer
and a lawyer who are investigating
methods of restoring the
jetty and a fundraising strategy.
“The make up of the trust is
what gave council the confidence
in the first place to back it,” he
said.
If the preferred proposal is
accepted, the trust will buy the
jetty off the city council for $1,
undertake the restoration, before
selling it back to the city council
for $1.
The city council has attributed
$535,000 to go towards the cost
of fixing the jetty.
If the proposal to sell the jetty
is approved, the trust will then
look at fundraising the remaining
cost of the restoration.
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News
Bid to stop river rubbish
Teenager injured in
Cave Rock fall
• By Annabelle Dick
A YOUNG man has been left
seriously injured after falling off
Cave Rock on Saturday night.
Two young men climbed the
off-limit rock before one fell at
about 11.30pm.
St John and the Sumner
Volunteer Fire Brigade attended
the scene to help rescue the man
who was stuck between the rock
and containers.
The teenager was unable to
walk and had to be carried out
by emergency services.
“The fall was about seven metres
and as far as his health was
concerned he was conscious but
he had to be lifted out,” chief fire
officer Daryl Sayer said.
Cave Rock has been closed
off since January 2012 due to
rockfall risk and is undergoing
repair work.
Mr Sayer said there was dozens
of teenagers hanging around
the area that night, but he didn’t
notice any of them drinking on
the beach as he was tending to
the injured man.
“There was lots of kids around
but there’s always kids around
playing Pokemon GO,” he said.
Mr Sayer said this is the first
time they’ve seen someone fall
off the rock and he hopes people
are more careful as we head into
summer.
Work on Cave Rock will
continue and it is expected to
open again about Christmas
time.
• By Cailtin Miles and Annabelle
Dick
RIVER HEALTH advocates
want to see rubbish nets installed
to fix an ongoing littering
problem in the lower Heathcote
River and Avon/Heathcote
estuary.
Opawaho Heathcote River
Network co-chairwoman Helene
Mautner and Avon-Heathcote
Estuary/Ihutai Trust member,
Tanya Jenkins presented a deputation
to the city council about
re-installing booms in the rivers
to stop so much rubbish and debris
from being left in the rivers.
Booms are nets that allow the
water to run through them but
catch rubbish and stop it from
flowing down the river. Dr Mautner
wants to see them placed in
rivers throughout the city.
“It’s important to us to get the
rivers around the city clean again
and booms will start helping
with that process,” Dr Mautner
said.
The lower Heathcote River
and the estuary are of particular
concern as they are one of the
biggest problem areas for litter.
Last year alone, more than
three tonnes of rubbish was
collected from the lower
Heathcote over a five kilometre
distance.
RUBBISH: The lower Heathcote River has become a problem
area with volunteers collecting more than three tonnes of
rubbish over five kilometres.
Earlier this year, 20 tonnes
of rubbish was collected over
186km of river bank throughout
the city.
In both 2015 and 2014, the
Heathcote catchment also recorded
the poorest water quality
of all the catchments in Christchurch.
Avon-Heathcote Estuary/
Ihutai Trust co-ordinator Tanya
Jenkins said the city council need
to target the lower Heathcote as
that’s where the rubbish gathers.
“Everything that comes down
the river from all over the city
goes to the lower Heathcote and
we have the opportunity to catch
it before it goes into the estuary,”
she said.
“It’s our main concern because
everything goes into there where
we have all this wildlife and it
ends up in the ocean where we
have marine life and sea birds
who eat it and it kills them.”
City council land drainage
manager Keith Davidson said
staff are happy to investigate
booms but, at the moment, there
was no money allocated for their
re-installment.
“There would be a capital cost
of stabilising the banks and
reinstating the booms, perhaps
in the order of $50,000 each,
together with increased annual
operational costs that are not
currently planned or provided
for,” Mr Davidson said.
Following city council staff investigations,
a recommendation
of installing the booms will be
passed on to the city council so it
can look at allocating funding in
the next long term plan.
Banks Peninsula Zone
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Environment Canterbury staff will be working out of the Little River Service
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• help with any resource consents
• funding for environment projects
• possible areas for a pilot riverbank stabalisation project
• Little River Drainage Rating District
So come and see us!
No appointment necessary.
Wednesday 28 September 9-4pm
Saturday 1 October 9-12pm
Tuesday 11 October 9-4pm
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Wednesday September 21 2016
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Strengthening Our Communities
Our Communities
For a stronger, more resilient
Christchurch we need thriving
communities. We need places for
people of all ages to connect; local
facilities and businesses; a healthy
environment – and to be engaged
meaningfully, in the regeneration
of our city.
We have many connected, strong
neighbourhoods in the Bays area.
However, over the last three years
I have also worked in Linwood,
Woolston, Phillipstown and
Bromley where their communities
are struggling. There are fantastic
community groups working in
these areas, with passionate
volunteers and a vision for their
neighbourhoods, but they need the
local facilities, policy framework
and financial support to enable
them to grow their capacity and
reach.
How do we best support our local
independent businesses?
When you elected me in 2013
I was excited. Councillors had
made promises of greater local
decision making and earlier, more
meaningful engagement with
communities. However, this hasn’t
happened. Community Boards
have fewer delegations now than
they did when we started and
engagement has been poorly
resourced and patchy.
Christchurch has many diverse
communities, but little diversity
in representation and decision
making. With diverse experience
comes a wider range of
viewpoints and a more robust,
thorough discussion of the issues.
Council currently struggles in its
understanding of and engagement
with the community and a
community perspective is needed
around the table to change this.
Redcliffs Community come together to
protest for retaining the local school.
Our schools are important parts of our
communities and need safe travel routes
for our children to walk and bike to.
One of the projects I’m most proud
of this term is Chairing the Victoria
Square Independent Reference
Group as we oversaw CERA’s
consultation process. It was a
diverse group and we worked hard
to ensure that the public’s desire
for a restored Victoria Square was
upheld.
I love where I live in Heathcote
Valley at the centre of our new
ward. Our family have lived here
almost 20 years, during which time
we have been involved in many of
the community groups throughout
the area.
I am a founding member of the
Heathcote Village Project and
Heathcote Village Garden and am a
Justice of the Peace and a member
of the Bridge to Rocks Timebank.
Our Environment
Two of the long term issues facing
Christchurch are water quality and
the impacts of climate change.
Fresh water is one of our most
precious resources and needs
protecting. In Christchurch our
urban rivers, the Heathcote/
Opawaho and Avon/Otakaro are
both polluted and in need of
more care. We also need robust
national water quality standards
that ensure rivers are clean and
healthy enough for us to swim in,
and greater protections for our
aquifers.
Council needs to start engaging
with our communities over sea
level rise and how we collectively
adapt to it. It needs to be a
meaningful conversation with
good information, so that we can
make decisions together about
how we approach it. We also need
to start mitigating our impacts
on the climate by measuring our
carbon footprint as a city and
setting clear goals to reduce it.
Safe and sustainable transport
options are one of the best ways
to start reducing our impact on the
environment. I’ve started cycling
again this year for the first time
since university and am keen to
see the major cycleways projects
and Coastal Pathway completed to
ensure others can too.
I had a career in teaching prior
to having children and was a
small business owner before the
earthquakes – at which point I sold
it to concentrate on the recovery of
my community.
My connections to the ward
have been developed over many
years and it’s important that our
representatives are accessible. It
shouldn’t take a drive across town to
catch up with your councillor.
Planting fruit trees in Birdsey Reserve.
Reforestation of our hills and gullies is
also happening in some places – more
would be great!
Your Vote Counts
Chairing the Hagley-Ferrymead
Community Board for the
last three years has given me
the governance experience
and community relationships
necessary to be an effective
councillor best able to represent
our ward.
Our city needs councillors who
are connected to their wards
and have a vision for the city,
who understand both the value
of community and have a head
for business – I am one of those
people and I need your vote to do
this work.
– Ngā mihi, Sara.
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Eddie Simon
PAGE 9
From John Denver to Sumner
Canadian Eddie Simon has
lived in Sumner for 11 years.
He has played alongside
country music icon John
Denver and is a New
Zealand Gold Guitar winner.
Annabelle Dick talked to
him about his experience
in the industry and a
new programme he has
launched to get local talent
into the recording studio.
So you’re a musician by trade
Eddie, is that right?
Yeah that’s right – I’m a professional
musician, recording artist
and I’ve worked as a music producer
and sound engineer.
How long have you been a
musician?
Pretty much all my life, really.
I started back in the music business
in 1970 at the age of 12. I’m
from Saskatchewan, Canada, so
I started back there. I grew up in
a musical family and we sang at
home and at church and school
and community events, and it
just evolved from there to getting
into concerts and television, radio
and into the recording studio
in my teens.
Wow, you’ve spent a long time
PERFORMER: Singer-songwriter Eddie Simon works from his studio at his home in Scarborough
Hill.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
in the industry – what are some
of the highlights?
There’s many. One of the biggest
ones for me was when I was
in concert with John Denver
– that was back in the mid 90s.
I had performed at a helicopter
skiing resort in British Columbia
in the Rocky Mountains in
Canada, and Mike Wiegele, who
ran the helicopter ski resort,
organised for John Denver and
I to do a show together. So we
played for all the skiers, staff and
all the people who lived in Blue
River, British Columbia. We did
a show for about and hour and a
half together and there was only
about 150 people in this big lodge
so it was an incredible intimate
setting and I was smiling from
ear to ear. He was the nicest guy
and we got to hang out for four
days and I got to know him and
he’s such a story teller – everyone
would just sit there and listen
to him tell these incredible stories.
We had banter and chatted
back and forth and shared casual
beers together so it was pretty
cool.
That sounds amazing! I’ve
heard you’ve worked with some
other high-profile figures as
well?
I’ve been on stage with a lot of
other celebrities. I worked with
Alan Thicke – he had his own TV
show, the Alan Thicke Show, in
Vancouver, and he’s also noted
for Family Ties and Growing
Pains. I knew his wife Gloria
Loring – we’d done telethons
together . . . I worked with a lot
of artists at telethons. But Alan
came and performed five songs
with me on stage with my band.
I worked with John Conlee out
in Nashville. I’ve worked with
Kevin Churko and Cory Churko
and they’ve been on all of Shania
Twain’s CDs. Kevin’s producing
stuff with Ozzy Osbourne and
Cory’s now working with Kelly
Clarkson, Elton John and Justin
Timberlake and the list goes on
and on. It’s hard to remember
everything, but when you’ve
done it for so many years, it just
becomes part of what you do.
Can you tell me about yourself
as a musician?
I grew up playing country,
blues and gospel music, so that
was a lot of the festivals and
shows I did. I played piano when
I was younger and then I got into
guitar playing and never looked
back. •Continued on page 10
SCIRT programme on
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SCIRT’s five year programme of repairs to pipes, roads, bridges and retaining
walls is almost complete and we’re aiming to finish construction in December.
The City Council and NZ Transport Agency will continue completing ongoing
repairs to the city's earthquake-damaged infrastructure after SCIRT.
Progress in your neighbourhood
• The Beachville Road Seawall in Redcliffs is now complete with the roading due to finish
by mid October.
• Governors Bay water main repairs were completed in August.
• Lyttelton is still busy with ongoing retaining wall repairs, underground pipe and roading
repairs will continue through to the end of the year.
• Work on Evans Pass retaining wall has started with rock stabilisation, and will be
finished by December.
• The large project in Mt Pleasant and Heathcote repairing wastewater, storm water
and roading is due to be completed by November.
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in Lyttelton.
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Wednesday September 21 2016
Our People
Eddie Simon
•Continued from page 9
I played in my first band at
12-years-old and kept on from
there. I play several instruments
now, including guitar and piano,
of course, and ukulele, mandolin,
bass guitar, so I’m a bit of a
multi- instrumentalist. Then I
got into music producing
in Canada and
I had a studio
there and a
couple of studios
here in New
Zealand now.
So I was not
only producing
my own music,
but I ended up
producing
stuff
for
television, radio and film, and
other people’s CDs and voice
overs. I played with Lone Star
Cattle Company, which is a
country rock recording group in
Canada. They’ve had a number of
hits out so I was the lead guitarist
and one of the lead singers for the
band. One of the biggest shows
we did was Expo in Vancouver
in 1986 – we performed to
well over 100,000 people. I
also used to sing the
national Canadian
anthem at the big
stadiums for the football,
soccer and also baseball
games, and you get about
50,000 to 60,000 people in
the stadiums there. I
also had my own TV show in
Canada, it was a blues music
show called Blues on White. I also
had my own radio show here in
Christchurch on Plains FM for
a short time called Boomers Bay,
which was aimed towards the
baby boomers, so music from the
50s, 60s and 70s era.
How did it feel performing
in front of tens of thousands of
people? That must have been
pretty nerve wracking?
When you get in front of a
big crowd like that, well, for me
personally, it’s just such a natural
high and it’s definitely a big buzz.
It’s really exciting and you can
feel the adrenaline going . . . it’s
hard to put into words sometimes.
What about your family –
were they very musical?
There was 11 kids and mum
and dad. Out of that, just three of
us ended up performing professionally,
so myself and my two
sisters, Margaret and Pat. We
did some recording together and
did some TV shows and festivals
etc etc, and basically, if anything
came along, whether it be a wedding
or community event, we
were there so we got to be quite
well known and respected. My
sisters went on to being awardwinning
singers in Canada and
they were asked to be on TV and
go into studios and do back up
vocals on other people’s CDs.
As a Canadian native, what
prompted the move to New
Zealand?
I’d gone through a divorce, and
I’m a spiritual person, so I said a
little prayer and I wanted to find
another partner and I said, even
if I have to go to the ends of the
earth to find her, I will and she
ended up being in New Zealand.
Her girlfriend had moved to
Canada and I ran across her
when I was out for coffee and
we got chatting and she said: “I
have the perfect person for you
in Christchurch, New Zealand,
and her name is Tracy.” Anyway,
she put us in touch and we hit it
off and next thing you know I’m
selling everything in Canada and
moving to New Zealand. I’ve just
celebrated 11 years being in New
Zealand now.
How are you enjoying life in
Christchurch?
It’s pretty special living here.
I like how everybody’s really
friendly and you get to know
your neighbours. I’ve liked becoming
a part of the community
and getting involved in the local
church and events. The response
from people has been absolutely
fantastic and the community
have been very supportive of my
career throughout Christchurch.
I’ve had the chance to travel
around the country and do some
gigs so overall it’s been a positive
move and I’m excited to be here.
I’m ready to take it to the next
level with my business.
So what is it like being a musician
in New Zealand?
It’s great. I’ve been to Hanmer
Springs, Lake Tekapo, Queenstown
. . . I’ve been to the West
Coast, Hokitika, Napier, Wellington
and I’ve got a show coming
up in Auckland. I was in Stars in
Their Eyes TV show in 2008 here
in New Zealand as Leo Sayer. In
Gore in 2008, I won three Gold
Guitar awards for top instrumentalist
and for being one of the top
three in the vocalist and song
writing category.
Tell me about your studio you
run from home.
I have a studio called Acoustic
Wave at my home. I’ve been
working at the Rockshop store
for nine and a half years and a
short time after I’d been there,
they asked me to be an acoustic
guitar specialist and I got really
into acoustic instruments. I also
live out on Scarborough Hill
by the sea, so Acoustic Wave
just seemed to fit. So I’ve been
doing that and I’ve also got into
video production and digital
photography. My focus is to
leave a legacy and I’m trying to
help up-and-coming artists. So
I’m reaching out to singers and
songwriters and acoustic guitar
players who are trying to make
something of their career and, if
there’s something I can do with
all the experience I have to help
out, then I’m down.
You can find out more
about Eddie Simon and get
in contact with him at www.
eddiesimonmusic.com
Wednesday September 21 2016
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Spring Is In The Air
Market Comment with Craig Prier
Well Spring has definitely sprung! After a steady winter our phones are now red hot with both
buyers and sellers deciding to make a move. In fact the last few years have shown us that
September through to November is traditionally one of the busiest parts of the year. And it’s
easy to see why. Warmer weather, longer days, blossoms and fresh growth on the trees, the
sound of lawnmowers and the tantalising smell of backyard bbq’s. Yes, it’s a great time
of year.
Add to the mix low interest rates and a city that is in full growth mode with low
unemployment and a positive outlook then it’s easy to understand why people want
to be part of it. Our open homes over the past few weeks have been incredibly busy.
Some of our agents are reporting dozens of buyers turning up to view either at open
homes or by private appointment. Well done to the property owners who have invested in
great marketing programmes. It certainly makes a difference with the type of response you can
expect and just goes to show, “you can’t sell a secret”. The owners who have taken the time to
prepare their property for sale, invested in great photography and marketing plans are certainly
getting the attention and results they deserve. It’s an important point when you are in competition
with other property listings. It’s good to give your property the best opportunity of being seen.
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News
Green light for nature reserve
Fashion
• By Annabelle Dick
DEVELOPMENT of the
proposed Redcliffs Nature
Reserve on the Christchurch
Coastal Pathway has been
given the go ahead after
receiving a donation of
services.
Downer has agreed to do the
complex land-forming works, to
the detailed design by Wraight
& Associates, at no cost to the
Gardening
Coastal Pathway project.
Downer is already on site
working on the Beachville Rd
seawall repair for the coastal
pathway and they have volunteered
their services after they
finish the seawall work.
The 6.5km pathway will
extend from Ferrymead to
Motoring
Scarborough Hill and the
Christchurch Coastal Pathway
Group have found spots along
the route for special development.
After reaching the amount
of funding needed, the flat
gravelled area opposite Redcliffs
Park will now be turned
into a nature reserve.
Tasty Bites
“This is one of the highlights
of the pathway. The reserve
will have hummocks and native
plants, which will attract
estuarine bird life closer to the
ARTIST IMPRESSION: An early concept illustration of how the reserve area might look
when approached from the causeway end of the Ferrymead to Sumner pathway.
estuary edge while providing
a special stopping place along
the Coastal Pathway,” Coastal
Pathway Group funding manager
Dr Tim Lindley said.
Prior to drawing up concept
designs, community workshops
identified this small
section of the Coastal Pathway
as ideal for bird watching and
establishing a more naturallooking
edge to the estuary.
The reserve design had been
widely consulted on with the
Redcliffs community and
work will start in the next two
weeks.
The pathway group and city
council held a community
workshop for residents and estuary
stakeholders to discuss
the plans ranging from mostly
asphalt to mostly naturalised.
The final plan represents the
most highly naturalised version
modified by including a
turning circle for boat trailers
and additional boat and trailer
parking.
The project will go ahead
thanks to funding from the
Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure
Rebuild Team and
Coastal Pathway project funds
and a service donation from
Downer.
The native plants will be
funded by a grant from the
Pacific Development and Conservation
Trust and community
volunteers will be sought to help
with the planting next year.
This is the first project to
be undertaken by Coastal
Pathway Group.
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News
Sumner resident Bridget Coles drove away in her new Holden Spark
on Monday thanks to Redcliffs New World. The car was one of many
to be won by lucky shoppers throughout the country in New World’s
Biggest Ever Car Giveaway. More than $2 million worth of cars were
won, which equates to one vehicle for every New World store.
WINNER: Blackwells sales consultant Lisa lynch, Bridget Coles (winner) and New World
owner/operator Julia Spence.
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SCIRT spends
less in peninsula
• By Annabelle Dick
BANKS PENINSULA has
received the least funding
for infrastructure repairs out
of any ward in the city from
the Stronger Christchurch
Infrastructure Rebuild Team.
While SCIRT only has five per
cent of its infrastructure repair
work to go, they have released
information on where the $2.2
billion has been allocated within
the city.
The Banks Peninsula Ward has
received $52m, the lowest amount
allocated to any ward, while the
Hagley-Ferrymead Ward has
received $544m – the second
highest in the city.
In Banks Peninsula, retaining
walls have eaten up $43m of the
$52m spent.
The biggest cost driver in
Hagley-Ferrymead has been
wastewater infrastructure which
has cost $350m.
SCIRT puts Banks Peninsula’s
small expenditure in comparison
to other wards down to
population.
About 8580 people live in
Banks Peninsula, compared to
49,000 in the Hagley-Ferrymead
Ward.
SCIRT said there are fewer
underground pipes in the Bank
Peninsula Ward because there are
fewer people living there than in
other city council wards.
Also, before the earthquakes,
there had been an infrastructure
renewal programme in the Banks
Peninsula Ward by the city
council.
More than half of SCIRT’s
work has been in the Burwood-
Pegasus Ward, where damage to
wastewater pipes and
pump stations was more
extensive, ultimately amounting
to $680m.
When SCIRT finishes the citywide
infrastructure repairs, the
city council and the New Zealand
Transport Agency will carry out
the remaining road work.
SCIRT is in its final three
months of work.
Restoring Port Saddle
• By Annabelle Dick
DOZENS OF school children,
volunteers and Lyttelton Port of
Christchurch staff turned their
fingers green for a restoration day
on Port Saddle.
The school pupils weeded,
mulched and planted in the newly-established
lizard habitat area,
while other volunteers helped
with gorse control and weeding
on the lower slopes.
Herpetologist Marieke Lettink
was also on-site to speak about
the lizards that live in the area
and their habitat.
The Port Saddle project covers
a 17ha area of LPC-owned land
backing onto Urumau Reserve,
above the eastern edge of Lyttelton
township.
The land has been identified
for community recreational
use, ecological protection and
enhancement of the indigenous
flora and fauna.
This long term project is being
undertaken by LPC with the
Banks Peninsula Conservation
Trust which works to protect and
enhance indigenous biodiversity
found on Banks Peninsula.
“I’m very pleased to see our
biodiversity enhancement, and in
cycle and walking tracks within
the area, will provide a great environment
and better connectivity
for Lyttelton locals – human and
fauna. This is something that the
community clearly told us they
wanted as a part of the Lyttelton
Port Recovery Plan process and
it is great that we are now underway.”
Bedworld Bay Harbour News Sept 13
Monique BPCT Karl chairman Mark Christensen
said the trust and LPC
9x8
team members, local kids and
community members MMA1065 working intend to provide the local community
with more hands on
side by side. The Port Saddle
project is a key component of opportunities to help in the
our commitment to enhance the project.
ecology and environment of the “We are thrilled to be working
harbour area for future generations,”
said LPC chief executive Saddle, and we hope to get more
in partnership with LPC on Port
Peter Davie.
Lyttelton locals along to help with
“We think that investing in the the project.”
MUCKING IN: School children, volunteers and Lyttleton Port
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F E R R Y M E A D G O L F
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DICK
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Caleb Aitcheson
Hineata McGregor - manager
Max Arrandale
The Lyttelton
Rugby Club
hosted the
Norths
(Titahi Bay)
U12’s for the
51st Annual
Lyttelton v
Norths (Titahi Bay)
trip last weekend 9th-11th
September 2016. The
Lyttelton match was played
in warm weather, with the
match being closely contested
until the last quarter,
when Norths (Titahi Bay)
took control and won the
match 39 to 10. The Lyttelton
team took confidence from
the match and trained hard
for the return match in Titahi
Bay the following weekend
16th-18th September 2016.
In typical Wellington
weather, windy and wet,
played with both teams
showing good skills under
the conditions with Lyttelton
having the edge in the
Forwards and Norths (Titahi
Bay) in Backs.
Although,
Norths (Titahi
Bay), with the
wind in the
first half got
out to an early
lead the
Lyttelton team
fought hard and attacked
the opposition goal line for
the majority of the second
half to lose the match 26-10
to a spirited and good
defensive Norths (Titahi
Bay) team. The match was
watched by a good crowd
with 19 Adults from
Lyttelton travelling up to
Wellington to support the
team. A special thank you
must go out to all our
sponsors and supporters for
this Annual trip, especially to
MUNZ Local 43 Lyttelton
Branch of the Maritime
Union of NZ and The
Lyttelton Port of
Christchurch for their generous
support.
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Hamish Bain
Rob Arrandale -assistant coach
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TTELTON
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Mel Hubber (nee Lowen)
Owner Operator
No. of years in travel: 22 years
No. of countries visited: 57
Travel for me has been a way of life over
a twenty year career. I consider
my travel style to be ‘active
relaxation’ and love beaches,
mountains and different
cultures in particular Europe.
I love local cuisine, markets
and historical sites.
I have a wealth of knowledge
to help put the pieces of
a complex travel jigsaw
together.
CONTACT MEL
Email: mellowen@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4018
Kim Beswick
Owner Operator
No. of years in travel: 10 years
No. of countries visited: 114
I have travelled to 114 countries
on all continents. I love sharing
my expertise on cruising,
having worked onboard
cruise ships for 8 years.
Travel is a way of life for
me, & I love helping my
clients to plan their own
amazing holidays and
adventure.
CONTACT KIM
Email: kbeswick@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4019
Nicky De Clifford
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 23 years
No. of countries visited: 30
Having a young child I am always on the look-out for
great family holiday destinations.
Recent visits include the
Sunshine Coast and Thailand
which offer great value
accommodation, excellent
weather and food and the
locals are super friendly
and just love kids! Other
family destinations I can
recommend are Hawaii,
Bali, Fiji and Rarotonga.
CONTACT NICKY
Email: ndeclifford@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4031
Anna O’Dell
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 2 years
No. of countries visited: 36
Having travelled extensively I
thoroughly enjoy immersing
myself in the rich culture of
any destination I get the
opportunity to visit. Travel is
my passion & I love helping
clients create an unforgettable
experience that is uniquely
their own!
Alisha Russell
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 1 years
No. of countries visited: 32
I have travelled to over 35 different
countries and my “to-do” list is
forever growing! Europe with
its history and culture is a
definite favourite of mine.
For me, travel is inspiring
and transformative - it allows
you to learn more about the
world around you, and in
the process, more about
yourself.
Harriet Babe
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 1 years
No. of countries visited: 22
I love travel- to enjoy different cuisine,
culture, history, scenery, people
and their language. You feel a
sense of richness of a culture,
especially accessing places
that are so remote and
untouched. Sports games
are a highlight of most of my
holidays as well as exploring
national parks!
CONTACT ANNA
Email: annao@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4036
CONTACT ALISHA
Email: alishar@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4023
CONTACT HARRIET
Email: harriets@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4027
Melanie Bartram
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 20 years
No. of countries visited: 53
With an extensive travel background and a never
ending bucket list, to me travel is
addictive. Travel is an awe inspiring
journey of discovery which fuels
the soul and makes you richer.
Having lived in four different
countries, five years on cruise
ships and twenty years industry
experience, let me inspire
you on your next travel
adventure to create those
unforgettable memories.
CONTACT MELANIE
Email: melanieb@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4021
Melissa Bannister
Sales Support
No. of years in travel: 16
No. of countries visited: 14
I am the newest member to the House of Travel
Ferrymead team, but I join them
with years of invaluable travel
experience within the industry.
My most recent role was as
a sales representative for a
large international coach tour
company. I love being able to
help others plan the holiday
of their dreams and come
back with stories and
memories that will last
a lifetime.
CONTACT MELISSA
Email: melissab@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4022
Shannon O’Brien
Concierge/Sales Support
I love to travel and have been to some great countries
so far however there are many more I am longing
to explore!. While I am relatively
new to the industry I am your
first point of contact when
you come into our office
and I hope to make you feel
welcome! I support the sales
team with the construction
of your holiday, something
I find truly rewarding and
enjoyable.
CONTACT SHANNON
Email: shannono@hot.co.nz
Phone: 376 4038
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the heydays of the late 1970s, Peter has always
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After moving up from Ashburton with his
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he is enjoying designing and crafting a range of
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Your Local Views
Weather is unpredictable –
check before heading out
ews
• BY GARY MANCH,
NAVIGATIONAL SAFETY OFFICER,
LYTTELTON
SPRING IS such a delightful
time of the year.
The blossom trees are
blooming and daffodils are
standing tall in lush, green
ashion
fields. It makes you feel grateful
to be alive as we enjoy better
weather and longer days.
However, this nirvana I speak
of can change very quickly.
When I was driving to work last
week, there was a thick, low fog
with visibility to almost 50m.
This made me think about
how quickly weather can
Gardening
change. It can be perfect one
minute and rubbish the next.
I’ve never been caught out by
bad weather in a boat but I have,
on the odd occasion, had to
ride my motor-cycle home in a
southerly downpour. This is not
much fun, I can tell you.
The beauty of riding my
motor-cycle during bad weather
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over until it subsides. There is
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weather while boating. We
boaties don’t have the luxury of
being close to a spot where we
can moor up, grab a coffee and
wait for the squall to pass.
Checking the weather and
conditions before heading out
on the ocean, lake or river is
absolutely crucial. Every water
body has its own hazards
which need to be reviewed
properly before heading out for
the day.
Here’s a scenario to consider:
A jet boater decides to go up
river without checking the
weather or mountain forecast.
The river is initially low, but as
the jet boater heads up the river,
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snow melt from previous days
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Water levels become
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middle of nowhere, calling for
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skipper just needed to spend five
minutes checking the weather
and river forecasts.
Preparing well before your
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will avoid an incident and
happily drive back home on one
of Canterbury’s calm, spring
afternoons.
I’ll leave you with this
thought: “We make a living by
what we get, but we make a life
by what we give.” – Winston
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Levy on sugary soft
drinks should help
Green MP Eugenie
Sage talks about fastfood
outlets in the city
and their impact on
community health and
obesity rates
THERE IS increasing community
concern about the number of fastfood
outlets around local schools
such as Linwood College because
of the message it sends children
about poor food choices. I’m
interested in community views on
whether there should be a levy on
sugary soft drinks to encourage
students and parents to make
healthier choices.
Obesity is overtaking tobacco
as the major cause of preventable
illness and death in New
Zealand. One in four adult New
Zealanders either has type two
diabetes or has pre-diabetes
and is at risk of getting type two
diabetes.
By 2021, the cost of treating
type two diabetes is expected to
be more than $2 billion. This will
swamp our health services and
swallow a chunk of the current
annual $15 billion health budget.
Sugar is driving our obesity epidemic
and damaging the health
of Kiwi kids in Christchurch and
across the country.
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We know there is a problem
with sugary drinks. A
levy on sugary soft drinks
should help reduce sugar
consumption and obesity
rates. The revenue it generates
could be ploughed back into
health promotion programmes.
Our smoking rates have declined
with Government action
to change environmental factors
around tobacco. These have
included higher excise taxes on
tobacco, and the Smoke-free Environments
Act which restricts
where and how tobacco can be
sold and outlaws tobacco advertising
and sponsorship.
Sugar is robbing our children
of their health and knocking
years off their life expectancy.
We could follow UK’s lead and
put children’s health and wellbeing
ahead of the interests of the
junk food industry.
The governments of the UK,
Mexico, France and Norway all
have such a levy. A tax on sugary
drinks is supported by the New
Zealand Medical Association and
the World Health Organisation.
It would be a simple step to
help protect the health of a
generation of children.
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Wednesday September 21 2016
SCHOOLS
Happy birthday
SCHOOLS
Roald Dahl
Diamond Harbour School celebrated the 100th birthday of Roald
Dahl who was a British novelist, short story writer, poet, screenwriter,
and fighter pilot. His books have sold more than 250 million copies
worldwide. He died in 1990. The children made play dough sweets
from Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, made curled paper beards for
Mr Twit, drew around each other to make BFG’s and enjoyed a quiz.
SPORTS
SPORTS
SWEET SHOP: Children
make play dough sweets
INSPIRED: Pupils draw
giants in honour of Roald
Dahl’s BFG book.
Pupils enjoy skiing and snow
IT’S BEEN a busy week for Our
Lady Star of the Sea School pupils.
The year 5-8 pupils went on
their annual ski trip to Mt Hutt.
The children go on a ski trip
every year from year 5 through to
year 8. The weather was magical,
with great snow and everyone
had a blast.
Year 7 pupil Lucy Walker
also organised a Mufti Day
for Maddie. Maddie is from
Christchurch who is raising
money for a kidney transplant.
This was totally generated by
pupils and led by Lucy.
LYTTELTON Primary School
has been fitted out with a new
playground after officially
opening its school premises in
June.
The playground was opened
on September 12 by pupils who
sung the school waiata.
Principal Diana Feary said the
playground has been covered
with busy and active children
since it was officially opened.
“They love it. After school it’s
just as busy as it is during school
time,” she said.
The playground includes
slides, tight ropes and a climbing
frame.
“From where the seats come
around to the astro turf it’s
designed to replicate the taniwha
look. We have the blue to show
SNOW DAY: Georgie Powell, Alex Cutforth and Katie Hygate.
New playground proves popular
the sea and then when the slide
is built green it will be a reference
to the hills around us,” Mrs
Feary said.
Naylor Love Construction
headed the project and the cost
came under the whole building’s
budget of about $15 million.
SCENIC:
The new
playground is
said to signify
the sea and
the hills of
Lyttelton.
Ms Feary has resigned as
principal but will stay in the role
until January 26, 2017.
The school is searching for a
replacement who has to be appointed
by November 26 as part
of the Employment Relations
Act 2000.
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THRILLED: Lyttelton Football Club players Tane Gunn, Isaac Warren, Connor Buckley and Sayyad Mille look forward to
trading in their old soccer gear for new equipment.
Port gives to football club
• By Annabelle Dick
IT WAS a case of out with the
old and in with the new for
Lyttelton Football Club after
the port company funded
the purchase of new sporting
equipment.
The club developed a
programme in 2012 to teach
young children about the game
and Lyttelton Port of Christchurch
sponsored the purchase
of sporting gear to cater for
increasing numbers.
Club head coach Mick
Stephenson said world famous
football players like Lionel
Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
were driving young people to
the sport.
“Until now we’ve been running
the programme using
secondhand equipment and
make-shift goal posts, so we
haven’t had the resources to
really excel,” he said.
“The equipment LPC funded
has been the best thing to happen
since we started. We now
have almost 100 children registered
so we’ve decided to run
the programme throughout
the school term.”
The Introduction to Football
course teaches youngsters,
aged eight to 13, the rules of
the sport and helps them develop
the basic skills a beginner
footballer needs.
“We’ve seen an increase in
young girls keen to take up the
sport,” Stephenson said.
“Football is a great way to
bring people together.”
Six senior club players, eager
to help the next generation
develop their skills, volunteer
their time to run the sessions.
LPC chief executive Peter
Davie said the sponsorship was
part of the company’s ongoing
commitment to the harbour
basin community.
“It’s great to see so many
local youngsters developing
an interest in sport and we’re
pleased that our sponsorship
has had such a positive impact
on the programme,” he said.
The programme is held three
times a week at the Lyttelton
Primary School and the Lyttelton
Recreation Centre.
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Bidvest support
school children
• By Annabelle Dick
PORT HILLS business
Bidvest has stepped up to
support more than 700
children to acquire important
life skills necessary to achieve
success.
Bidvest recently presented
a cheque of $12,220 to the
Graeme Dingle Foundation in
Christchurch which delivers
four programmes into both
primary and high schools
across the city.
These funds will be used
to support the continuation
of the Kiwi Can Values
programme being delivered
at St Anne’s Catholic School,
Bromley School and Christchurch
East School. Kiwi Can
Values is a life skills programme,
delivered to schools
by trained leaders, with every
child attending a once a week
lesson, every week of the
school year.
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Inspiring young minds
Heathcote Valley Preschool is a modern,
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✓ Teaching room designed to aid in transitioning
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✓ Quality, comprehensive, educational learning
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✓ We offer 20 hours ECE for all 3 and 4 year old
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✓ On-site chef providing nutritious meals and
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✓ Extra curricular activities offered include PMP,
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The Health effects
of sugar
Should we be alarmed or is this
likely to be another area that
science backtracks on?
The answer to that question is
Yes, we should be worried, there are real
problems caused by the volume of sugar
being consumed by the average person
and when look back over the last decades
the problem is getting worse, not better.
Developments in research and
understanding the fields of nutrition and
food safety change how we view products
we consume and patterns of consumption
can make the negative effects of foods
more pronounced.
While these advances should be
embraced, as each development leads
to better understanding and health
outcomes it can also be frustrating to the
average consumer who can feel like just
when they ‘get’ a good healthy eating plan
together, the rules change.
The recommendations for sugar are a
good example of how information can
be confusing, some sources encourage
the complete ban on all sugar containing
products and others, such as the heart
foundation recommend a reduction
rather than complete removal.
It’s not so confusing though really, at
no time in history has sugar ever been
presented as a healthy food, but as in the
past it took more effort to consume sugar
it was less of a problem, we could ‘get
away with it’.
In the past sugar was something that
you could control through how much you
added, in baking and to your cup of tea.
This knowledge then transferred into the
first generation of convenience food, if it
was sweet, it had sugar in it.
What we now face as a challenge is
not that suddenly sugar is bad, but that
it is added, often quietly, to many of the
processed foods we consume, even when
they aren’t sweet.
The availability and often-reduced price
of these foods compared to healthier
option make them an easy choice to the
time poor or uneducated consumer.
There are some simple tips you can
follow, including reading food labels;
consuming as much food as possible
in a state close to its natural form and
avoiding sugary drinks. Consumers also
need to be aware of marketing claims that
do not provide the full nutritional picture
of a product.
A sensible place to start is by combining
a diet low in processed food and sugar
combined with regular activity as the
path to long-term health.
What we now face as a challenge
is not that suddenly sugar is bad,
but that it is added, often quietly
to many of the processed foods
we consume, even when they
aren’t sweet.
For more advice and direction to
improve your health talk to your
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can offer some advice and are able to
refer you to sources of information and
other nutritional professionals that you
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Lyttelton in the 1990s
Paintings and graphics by Fred
Tunicliffe
Runs through to September 30,
10am-4pm Monday -Saturday,
11am-3pm Sunday
Lytel Gallery, 20 Oxford St,
Lyttelton
Te Pataka a Rakaihautu –
Stories of Banks Peninsula
September 10-October 2,
2-5pm Thursday and Friday,
11am-4pm Saturday and Sunday
Te Pātaka a Rākaihautū – the
food basket of the great explorer
Rākaihautū – is the name given
to Banks Peninsula by successive
generations of Māori.
The 15 accomplished and
emerging artists in this exhibition
illuminate some of the
many stories, past and present,
of the Banks Peninsula area and
ask what the human influence
has been on this plentiful environment.
50 Works Gallery, 50 London
St, Lyttelton
Knit ‘n’ Yarn
Today, 10am-11am
Head along to Lyttelton
Library to Knit ‘n’ Yarn. Take
your knitting, crochet or other
portable craft project and enjoy
time with other crafters.
Temporary Lyttelton Library
Email annabelle.dick@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
at Trinity Hall, free, beginners
welcome.
Meditation and Buddhism
Wednesdays
Today, 7.30-9pm
Each class consists of a guided
meditation and a talk based on
Buddhist wisdom. Classes are
suitable for everyone. Join in any
week, booking is not required.
This course will help you to
experience mental clarity and
inner peace by meditating on
the mind itself. Meditating on
our own mind has many benefits
from calming our mind and
helping us to dissolve away distractions,
worry and delusions,
to improving our concentration
and mindfulness.
Suggested donation of $10
Mt Pleasant Community
Centre, 3 McCormacks Bay Rd
Create ‘n’ Connect Art and
Craft group
Tomorrow, 9.30am-noon
You are welcome to go and
enjoy creativity in company.
Take your project, or help is
provide for getting inspiration
for something new to do.
Phone Beth for more info on
022 6781252
St Andrews Church, 148 Main
Rd, Redcliffs
GIG: Both Sides of the Line will be playing at the
Wunderbar in Lyttelton on Saturday. They are promoting
their new album, Party Line! which was released last
weekend in Dunedin. The band will be supported by
Christchurch singer/songwriter Lisa Tui.
Learn to Sail
Saturday, 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 dinghy’s.
Phone David Noakes:
021 02288411 or email programmes@navalpoint.co.nz.
Naval Point Club Lyttelton,
Erskine Point, Lyttelton
Storytimes / Wā Kōrero
Tuesday, September 27,
11-11.30am
Programme for pre-schoolers
include stories, music,
movement and rhymes.
Kōrero pukapuka, pūoru,
korikori.
Temporary Lyttelton Library at
Trinity Hall, free.
Mt Pleasant art exhibition
October 15-16, Saturday
6-9pm, Sunday 10am-3pm
Join us for the annual Mt
Pleasant art exhibition. This
year the exhibition will be held
at the fantastic new Mt Pleasant
Community Centre overlooking
the estuary. The art exhibition
will transform the community
centre into an art gallery and will
be held over two days – an evening
gala opening on Saturday,
October 15 (ticketed event) followed
on Sunday by what promises
to be an entertaining day out
for the whole community.
All of the proceeds from this
event will go to Mt Pleasant
School.
Mt Pleasant War Memorial
Community Centre, 3
McCormacks Bay Rd
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,
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Murder, political intrigue, bent cops and the fate of a nation - a thriller set in the
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a war with more than two sides and nothing is what it seems.
Into the secret world of rival union politics, dark political
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Hercule Poirot returns in another brilliant murder mystery that can only be solved
by the eponymous Belgian detective and his ‘little grey cells’. ‘What I intend to say
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FAMILY FUN
FOR EVERYONE AT WESTFIELD RICCARTON
MONDAY 26 SEPTEMBER – FRIDAY 7 OCTOBER
CAP COLOURING FUN
10.30am - 2.30pm,
Monday 26 – Friday 30 September
Come colour in your very own cap with
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Vote for your favourite cap and
help CanTeen and Child Cancer
Foundation win a share of
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community program.
Packed with games, cool activity
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Monday their 3 – Friday favourite 7 October monkey online, any
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10AM – 5PM DOOR SALES $10
CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE
Grab your girlfriends, mum or
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• Over 200 Companies Involved
• Everything from wine and food to shopping,
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• Moisture Mist and Za Makeup Lounge
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You deserve a girl’s day out.
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If you’ve been searching for the ultimate occasion for you and
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Women’s Lifestyle Expo is back in Christchurch once more with
their biggest Expo yet. With more sites to shop from than ever
before do not leave your eftpos card at home!
Featuring lots of new companies
and everything from fashion and
accessories to giftware, fantastic
food and wine, crafts, unique
businesses, beauty and so much
more – what interests the modern
women will be at the Expo.
so many wonderful companies and
do lots of shopping under the one
roof. Aside from having the best
of local companies exhibiting at
the Expo we have a large number
With well over 200 companies
involved it will be one of the
largest events held in the region
and organisers expect many
thousand women to visit the Expo
over the two days. Renee Murray
from Expo Organisers, NZME
Events says “We will be bringing a
fabulous experience to the women
of Canterbury for one weekend.
Don’t miss this opportunity to see
of national companies who
will travel to Christchurch
from all around New Zealand
especially to show local women
their products. This is a great
chance for women to stop,
relax and spoil themselves for
one weekend”.
Take time for yourself; Have a Mother Daughter day out or grab the
girlfriends and head to the Women’s Lifestyle Expo on this 24 and
25 September at the Horncastle Arena. Door Sales only $10.
Be Pampered at the Expo
Make sure you stop off at the Acacia
Beauty Bar and treat yourself to a
relaxing nail treatment or one of their
many beauty treatments on site including
reflexology, threading or a skin analysis.
Acacia Skin, Health & Beauty are
passionate about enhancing the lives
of their clients - it’s all about you being
lavished with the best experience and
treatments to make the most of your
body and beauty. You will look and
feel fantastic after receiving the ‘Acacia
treatment’.
The Style Mystic Hair Lounge will be a
popular destination for Expo visitors –
take a seat and let the team spoil you with
a new style or even a head, neck and
shoulder massage. Why not have your
hair curled or straightened and leave the
Expo feeling like a new you.
Your Expo experience won’t be complete
until you visit the Moisture Mist and Za
Makeup Lounge where not only will
you find these Shiseido brands at great
prices but the team onsite will be offering
makeovers to Expo visitors. Find out the
best colours and products to suit your
own individual needs and leave the Expo
feeling like a new woman!
Grab a Goodie
Bag Bargain
Only available for purchase at the
Women’s Lifestyle Expo these
goodie Bags are perfect for expo
visitors who love a bargain. They
are a mystery bag including a scarf,
variety of skincare & cosmetic
products & more. Priced at only
$20 these bags are sure to be a hit
with Expo visitors and are strictly
available only while stocks last.
The Women’s Lifestyle Expo, on at Horncastle Arena, Christchurch this 24th & 25th September. Door Sales only $10. For more details please see www.e
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When you arrive at the Expo make sure you enter to win the huge door prize
on offer. Worth over $4000 with contributions from various exhibitors this
will be a fabulous prize for one lucky visitor.
One of the prizes is a pair of white gold
and diamond vertical bar earrings worth
$850 from exhibitor Polished Diamonds.
Make sure you visit the Polished Diamonds
site in the Expo and learn how they can
help with your choice of diamond rings,
wedding rings, necklaces and pendants.
They specialise in setting World Quality
GIA certified diamonds and other highly
precious stones like sapphire, ruby and
tanzanite.
You could also win a trip for two on the
Otago Central Rail Trail Trust. This is
an amazing experience, all off-road, no
traffic, just Central Otago’s big skies and
distinctive landscape to enjoy. Visit the
team from Otago Central Rail Trail Trust
on their site at the Expo and find out why
thousands of people love exploring the
trail. Whatever your interests are, there’s
something there for you. Discover old
historic gold-mining villages, country
pubs, rugged scenery, or try some great
off-trail adventures. Get a group of
friends together and come and find what
“Southern Hospitality” is all about.
Aside from the door prize many exhibitors
will be offering their own competitions and
giveaways on site with lots of expo only
specials.
xpos.co.nz or to keep in touch with all the Expo news and competitions, join the Expo’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/WomensLifestyleExpo.
WIN!
$500 Snowberry
Gift Pack
Be in the draw when you buy
Snowberry (Save 10%)
Find us at Stand #100
snowberry.co.nz
Heart Stopper Challenge
Fri 7 October 2016, 3-5pm
TAKE THE PLUNGE
to support Heart Kids through life
Be part of our annual
fundraising event!
12 children are born every week in
NZ with a heart defect.
Help raise funds for Canterbury Kids
living with a heart condition.
• Easy to register • Fun event
More info at
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or phone Judith
343 3902
info@heartcanterbury.org.nz
WE WOULD LOVE TO INVITE YOU
TO OUR NEXT SALE!!
Rencontres Blings sells homemade Scented
Soy Candles, Hand Soaps and Bath Bombs.
The Products are all made from natural
ingredients and fragrances.
We will be at the
Christchurch Women’s Lifestyle Expo,
located next to Harvey Norman Booth
or see us at the Riccarton Markets.
SEE YOU ALL THERE!
Any questions, email us
rencontresblings@gmail.com or visit our FB page
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Enjoy unique shopping to be found at Women’s Expo
With over 200 sites to browse, unique businesses to discover,
shopping, bargains and laughter, the Expo is the ultimate day
out for every woman.
One of the appeals the Expo has to
visitors is the variety of companies
involved with everything from
jewellery and shoes to activewear
and fitness to skincare and health
products to gourmet food and wine
and even a company offering plantbased
cooking classes for Kids &
Adults. There really is something for
everyone and all ages.
Renee Murray from NZME Events,
organiser of the Expo says “Our
aim is to have as wide of a range
of companies involved with the
Expo as possible. Women are all
different and their individual interests
are so diverse. One woman
may love the latest in makeup or
skincare but the woman beside
her may be more interested in
cycling the Otago Central Rail Trail
or sampling handmade cheese.
It’s great on the weekend to see
all the various women visit the
show, from teenagers to business
women, mothers to grandmothers
and friends simply enjoying each
other’s company. It’s becoming
more common for us to see three
generations visit the Expo together
as well, with the daughter, mother
and grandmother all enjoying the
show and spending the day with
each other.”
Brandhouse will exhibit at the Expo
for the first time with their range of
champagne, vodka, port and wines.
Popular at other Expo’s this year
has been the Royal Dragon’s elite
flavour vodka collection with some
flavours selling out. Introducing
the most tantalizing and unique
flavoured vodka collection of its time
flavours include Watermelon, Green
Apple, Passion Fruit, Chocolate and
Lychee… A great vodka collection
to enjoy neat, on the rocks or in
your favourite cocktail! Visit the
large Brandhouse site at the show
to sample from their fabulous range
and take home what you love.
Christinz Clothing will visit the show
for the first time, travelling from
Balclutha to showcase her selection
of Designer Clothing including;
pants, stunning tops, skirts, base
layers and jackets. A popular
item are her batwing sleeve tops with a
flattering shape through front to suit all
sizes and with pink, gold, navy, black
and silver in the colour range these tops
look great with jeans, skirts or leggings.
Christinz Clothing are located in the Expo
Fashion Zone.
The High Protein Breakfast Company
will travel all the way from Auckland with
their exclusive High Protein Muesli. Not
available in store yet this range of muesli
not only tastes great but helps with weight
management, health and fitness. Without
many of the sugars or fillers that so many
processed breakfast foods contain these
mueslis will keep you fuller for longer and
with flavours including
Berry, Peach &
Nectarine and Feijoa
you will want to buy
them all. Visit the High
Protein Breakfast
Company in the Expo
Taste Zone.
The Women’s Lifestyle Expo, on at Horncastle Arena,
Christchurch this 24th & 25th September. Door Sales only $10.
For more details please see www.expos.co.nz or to keep in touch with
all the Expo news & competitions join the Expo’s Facebook page at
www.facebook.com/WomensLifestyleExpo.
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