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More burial plots needed in Akaroa<br />
• By Annabelle Dick<br />
ANOTHER BID is being made<br />
to make room for more burial<br />
plots at cemeteries in<br />
Akaroa.<br />
The Akaroa-Wairewa<br />
Community<br />
Board has asked the<br />
city council to investigate<br />
the possibility<br />
of getting more plots<br />
in the town again after a lack of<br />
progress to create more.<br />
Community board member Janis<br />
Haley (left) has been lobbying<br />
for years for more burial spots.<br />
She says telling residents to bury<br />
their family elsewhere is out of<br />
the question.<br />
“This is something I’m really<br />
passionate about. There’s no way<br />
I think people in Akaroa should<br />
have to leave the area to be buried<br />
if there’s some way of putting<br />
facilities in Akaroa,” she said.<br />
There is not enough space<br />
available in Akaroa and people<br />
are being told they need to bury<br />
their loved ones at Duvauchelle<br />
or Le Bons.<br />
There are four cemeteries<br />
in Akaroa, but the French<br />
cemetery is closed and the Anglican,<br />
Catholic and Dissenters<br />
cemeteries are full except for<br />
pre-purchased plots or second<br />
interments.<br />
City council head of parks<br />
Andrew Rutledge said council<br />
staff have been investigating both<br />
the Anglican and Catholic cemeteries<br />
to see if there’s any room<br />
for more plots and work has been<br />
done to update mapping systems<br />
and clarify historical grave sites.<br />
Staff are also looking at installing<br />
a memorial wall or ash<br />
interment areas.<br />
But he said full burials can be<br />
accommodated at Duvauchelle<br />
where there is sufficient capacity.<br />
“Although capacity is very<br />
limited, there is indication of possible<br />
space for an additional ashes<br />
beam to add some capacity at the<br />
Anglican cemetery. Capacity is<br />
still very limited at the existing<br />
Catholic cemetery, although staff<br />
have identified a marginal area<br />
that might yield additional space<br />
but will require clearance and<br />
stability works,” he said.<br />
More detailed investigative<br />
works have not yet been carried<br />
out.<br />
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PAGE 2 BAY HARBOUR<br />
Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
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PAULA SMITH, who is ending<br />
a long stint on the Lyttelton-Mt<br />
Herbert Community Board, her<br />
last term as chairwoman, takes a<br />
swing at the port company today.<br />
Reporter Annabelle Dick interviews<br />
the hard working Smith<br />
on pages 6-7 about her time in<br />
local politics, the highs, the lows<br />
and what she intends to do in the<br />
future.<br />
Says Paula: “I have a few regrets<br />
. . . I remain totally embarrassed<br />
by the standard of Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> Ferry facilities at B<br />
jetty, not only for our loyal users<br />
of the public transport network,<br />
but also because of the negative<br />
effects on the experience of<br />
visitors to our harbour. For this<br />
shameful situation, which looks<br />
set to continue for the foreseeable<br />
future, I lay blame squarely with<br />
the complete intransigence of the<br />
port company.” – Barry Clarke<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 3<br />
News<br />
Freedom campers bylaw meeting<br />
• By Annabelle Dick<br />
BANKS PENINSULA residents<br />
had their say on proposed<br />
freedom camping bylaw<br />
changes that could see locations<br />
made off-limits to campers.<br />
Submitters spoke at the city<br />
council hearings panel meeting<br />
yesterday in Little River on the<br />
amendments to the Freedom<br />
Camping Bylaw.<br />
Fifty-five out of 72<br />
submissions, expressed general<br />
support for changes that would<br />
see freedom camping banned<br />
at French Farm, Wainui and<br />
Ferrymead’s Windsport Park.<br />
Three submissions were made<br />
by community boards (Akaroa/<br />
Wairewa, Burwood/Pegasus,<br />
Lyttelton/Mount Herbert)<br />
and 10 were made on behalf<br />
of a groups or organisations<br />
and remainder were from<br />
individuals.<br />
The city<br />
council has<br />
carried out a<br />
partial review<br />
of the Freedom<br />
Camping<br />
Bylaw and<br />
is recommending that it be<br />
banned entirely from those<br />
sites, as well as Addington Park<br />
and Lower Styx River mouth.<br />
It was allowed at all five<br />
sites up until March when<br />
POSSIBLY OUTLAWED: The proposed Freedom Camping Bylaw changes could see freedom<br />
campers banned from French Farm, Wainui, Ferrymead’s Windsport Park, Addington Park<br />
and Lower Styx River mouth.<br />
city council chief executive<br />
Karleen Edwards (left) was<br />
forced to temporarily ban it<br />
after reports freedom campers<br />
were defecating at the sites,<br />
overstaying their allowed time,<br />
and overcrowding the car<br />
parks.<br />
French Farm was immediately<br />
closed to the public due<br />
to contamination from<br />
overflowing septic tanks.<br />
City councillors approved<br />
that the temporary changes be<br />
made permanent in July and the<br />
city council has been seeking<br />
public submissions on the bylaw<br />
changes.<br />
City council figures showed<br />
that Windsport Park could have<br />
up to 106 freedom camping<br />
vehicles there, while on average<br />
it had eight.<br />
That was the highest of the<br />
five sites across the city.<br />
People trying to access the<br />
Windsport Club were having<br />
trouble trying to park, and<br />
contractors were finding it<br />
difficult to access the toilets to<br />
empty and clean them.<br />
French Farm had up to 42<br />
vehicles at any time, while<br />
Wainui had up to nine.<br />
The city council is also<br />
recommending that freedom<br />
camping across the city be<br />
restricted to self-contained<br />
vehicles only.<br />
A full review of the bylaw<br />
would then be brought forward<br />
to 2017.<br />
In Brief<br />
LIBRARY’S NEW NAME<br />
The new Sumner library,<br />
community centre and museum<br />
under construction now has a<br />
name – Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre. A competition was run<br />
earlier this year, where the city<br />
council received 175 suggestions<br />
from the public for a name.<br />
Matuku Takotako is the original<br />
Ngāi Tahu name for Sumner Beach<br />
the 1300 sq m building is expected<br />
to open mid-2017.<br />
KIWI CAFE TO OPEN<br />
The Sign of the Kiwi Cafe will<br />
open once again at the start of<br />
next year after suffering significant<br />
quake damage. The city councilowned<br />
building acted as a shop<br />
and cafe before it was closed due<br />
to damage sustained during the<br />
February 22, 2011 earthquake. The<br />
cafe at the top of Dyers Pass Rd<br />
has a category one Heritage New<br />
Zealand listing and will open on<br />
January 23 next year.<br />
TUNNEL REPAIRS<br />
Lyttelton Tunnel will undergo essential<br />
maintenance work tomorrow<br />
night. NZTA work will restrict<br />
transport through the tunnel and<br />
traffic will be down to a single<br />
lane. Dangerous goods will also<br />
not be allowed to travel through<br />
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PAGE 4 BAY HARBOUR<br />
Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
News<br />
Linwood College targets bays area<br />
COMMUNITY HELPER:<br />
Edwin Van Soest receives<br />
an award for five years<br />
service with the Little River<br />
Volunteer Fire Brigade.<br />
Volunteers<br />
honoured<br />
• By Annabelle Dick<br />
NINE MEMBERS of the Little<br />
River Volunteer Fire Brigade<br />
received honours at the weekend<br />
for their service.<br />
New Zealand Fire Service area<br />
commander David Pike and<br />
Rolleston Volunteer Fire Brigade<br />
deputy chief fire officer Steve<br />
Trigg gave out the medals on<br />
Saturday night to the volunteers.<br />
Most of the recipients received<br />
bars for their service, and several<br />
were given a silver bar which is<br />
awarded every two years.<br />
David Pike received a gold bar<br />
to add to his collection for over<br />
30 years of service.<br />
• By Annabelle Dick<br />
LINWOOD COLLEGE is<br />
determined to become the<br />
“secondary school of choice”<br />
for those living in the bays area<br />
after getting feedback from the<br />
community.<br />
The ideas received in the<br />
consultation process have<br />
informed the educational brief<br />
that Linwood College delivered<br />
to the Ministry of Education<br />
earlier this month about their<br />
upcoming redevelopment.<br />
Once approved, the brief<br />
will form the basis of the new<br />
school’s development and<br />
physical work at the school will<br />
begin in 2017.<br />
The school consulted the<br />
Linwood College catchment area<br />
about the school’s upcoming<br />
redevelopment, and now staff are<br />
trying to do whatever they can<br />
to make the school appealing for<br />
people in the south-east.<br />
“The catchment community<br />
without a doubt want Linwood<br />
College to do well and be the<br />
local school of choice. I can’t<br />
think of anyone who didn’t want<br />
that,” Linwood College principal<br />
Richard Edmundson said.<br />
As redevelopment is set to<br />
start next year, Linwood College<br />
and the <strong>Bay</strong>s and South Legacy<br />
Project Group organised a<br />
consultation month in June<br />
where more than 1300 had their<br />
say.<br />
Discussions were had<br />
with school staff, pupils and<br />
parents and the public was also<br />
consulted through workshops,<br />
questionnaires and information<br />
evenings.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s and South Legacy<br />
Project group chairwoman<br />
Linda Rutland said most of the<br />
discussions were centred around<br />
education and the school’s<br />
reputation rather than the<br />
physical rebuild.<br />
“Unfortunately, there’s a lot of<br />
people who feel they have to go<br />
way out of the area to get their<br />
children a secondary school<br />
education, when they could<br />
have it on their door step,” she<br />
said.<br />
“A lot of what we’re doing is<br />
telling them about the good<br />
things at Linwood College.<br />
We need to get rid of the<br />
perceptions. The school has<br />
moved forward and there’s a<br />
brilliant principal now and<br />
they’re working through issues<br />
they had in the past.”<br />
Mr Edmundson said they’ve<br />
pinpointed what needs to be<br />
addressed if they want to attract<br />
people from the bay area.<br />
“People want to go to a<br />
SOUTH-EAST<br />
SCHOOL:<br />
Linwood College<br />
principal Richard<br />
Edmundson<br />
wants to see<br />
more pupils in the<br />
bays area attend<br />
the secondary<br />
school.<br />
school where their kid, with<br />
whatever strengths and learning<br />
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and a pathway of learning<br />
occurs. Personalisation of<br />
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the community wants and we<br />
want them to feel a sense of<br />
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Mr Edmundson has met with<br />
every primary school principal<br />
in the bay cluster to grow and<br />
maintain relationships he said<br />
are vital for the college.<br />
“We will build on what<br />
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BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 5<br />
News<br />
Trust focuses on restoring jetty<br />
• By Annabelle Dick<br />
THE GOVERNORS <strong>Bay</strong> jetty<br />
has been saved but now the<br />
focus is on how the more than<br />
$2 million needed for its repair<br />
will be fundraised.<br />
The city council last week<br />
agreed to temporarily sell ownership<br />
for $1 to the Governors<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> Jetty Restoration Trust who<br />
will repair it before returning it<br />
back to the city council.<br />
The trust needs money for<br />
pre-construction engineering<br />
design work so they can present<br />
the options and costs and consult<br />
with the community.<br />
The trust believe they will be<br />
able to fully restore the jetty for<br />
about $3m and plan to publicly<br />
fundraise the money.<br />
Trust chairman Nick Harwood<br />
said the city council was<br />
so impressed by the board’s<br />
skill-set they allocated $535,000<br />
towards the repair.<br />
A Givealittle page has also<br />
been set up to help in the fundraising<br />
effort.<br />
Mr Harwood said members<br />
will hold a public meeting on<br />
Sunday, October 16, 4pm to<br />
5pm, at the Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Hotel<br />
to give an update and invite<br />
people to join the trust.<br />
“The trust needs help to get to<br />
ON A MISSION: Phil Jackson, Rex Gebbie, Louisa Eades are a part of the community-led trust<br />
that is trying to restore the Governors <strong>Bay</strong> jetty.<br />
the next stage. This meeting will<br />
give our wider community an<br />
update and launch a membership<br />
programme for those who<br />
want to help us save the jetty,”<br />
he said.<br />
The jetty has been closed since<br />
2011 due to its unsafe condition<br />
and the city council announced<br />
last year they didn’t have the<br />
funds to repair it as it was expected<br />
to cost about $3 million.<br />
The Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Jetty<br />
Restoration Trust was then<br />
established from a group of<br />
volunteers in the area who<br />
fought to buy the 300m jetty<br />
and fully restore it to save it<br />
from being demolished or<br />
abandoned.<br />
The trust initially proposed<br />
a working relationship with<br />
the council to co-fund and comanage<br />
the restoration but that<br />
was soon ruled out.<br />
“It became apparent that<br />
as a council-owned asset, the<br />
restoration project would have<br />
to be council-run. Staff time<br />
would have to be drawn from<br />
the money allocated in the longterm<br />
plan, even though the trust<br />
board was willing and able to<br />
manage the project themselves<br />
without charging a cent for their<br />
time,” Mr Harwood said.<br />
“We realised that the only way<br />
the community could own the<br />
project was if it owned the jetty,<br />
so we drafted an agreement for a<br />
temporary transfer of ownership<br />
to the trust”.<br />
In Brief<br />
CYCLE ROUTE<br />
CONSULTATION<br />
THe Heathcote Expressway<br />
cycle route project will soon be<br />
open for consultation. The city<br />
council has began consulting on<br />
several of the 13 new cycleways<br />
that will be built over the next<br />
seven years at an estimated cost<br />
of $156 million. The cycleway is<br />
planned from Heathcote through<br />
to Woolston, Opawa, Waltham<br />
and Sydenham into the central<br />
city along large sections of the<br />
rail corridor. It is expected to be<br />
completed in 2018 and connects to<br />
Opawaho River Route and onto<br />
the Rapanui − Shag Rock<br />
Cycleway and Coastal<br />
Pathway.<br />
ONE LANE ON EVANS PASS RD<br />
Evans Pass Rd above Sumner is<br />
down to one lane around while a<br />
retaining wall is repaired.<br />
SCIRT is undertaking the work<br />
and temporary traffic lights will<br />
be in place. Repairs are expected<br />
to take until the end of the<br />
year.<br />
PIPE REPAIRS<br />
A section of road at 1 Simeon<br />
Quay is closed to replace a<br />
stormwater pipe. Traffic is being<br />
detoured left onto Godley Quay<br />
and right onto Voelas Rd for<br />
around two weeks.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Our People<br />
Paula Smith<br />
Time to travel for retiring community<br />
DEDICATED:<br />
Paula Smith<br />
receives a<br />
plaque after<br />
retiring from<br />
the Lyttelton-<br />
Mt Herbert<br />
Community<br />
Board.<br />
When she first put her hand up to be part of a community board in 2007, Paula<br />
Smith was a botanist and a concerned resident who wanted to make a difference<br />
in the harbour area. Fast-forward nine years, Paula Smith is retiring in her role as<br />
chairwoman of the Lyttelton-Mt Herbert Community Board. Annabelle Dick talks<br />
to her about some of the highlights and lowlights of her time on the board<br />
Why did you join the<br />
Lyttelton-Mt Herbert<br />
Community Board?<br />
Quite often people become interested<br />
in standing on the community<br />
board because there’s one<br />
particular issue that got up their<br />
nose. For me it was the Purau<br />
property subdivision and what<br />
I see happening to the Banks<br />
Peninsula landscape. Once you<br />
get elected you realise you have to<br />
become interested in everything<br />
from dog poo through to massive<br />
projects that the Government is<br />
driving so you start to take an<br />
interest in the whole community<br />
and you see how things work<br />
together and cause and effect and<br />
it’s quite addictive. I found myself<br />
very absorbed and interested.<br />
Is there anything that you’re<br />
particularly proud of that the<br />
board achieved during your<br />
time?<br />
One project I’ve been particularly<br />
interested in is the Head<br />
to Head Walkway which is still<br />
an aspirational thing but it’s to<br />
have a walkway that goes right<br />
around the harbour foreshore<br />
from Godley Head to Adderley<br />
Head and maybe to Port Levy<br />
eventually. I see that as a fantastic<br />
opportunity for local small-scale<br />
community development and<br />
economic development and it’ll<br />
bring opportunities for people<br />
in our community. I was pleased<br />
we supported great community<br />
initiatives such as the Seafarers’<br />
Centre, Stoddart Point summer<br />
events in Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong>, the<br />
Lyttelton Urban Downhill and<br />
the rebuild of the Lyttelton Museum<br />
which is going to be fabulous.<br />
I am proud of Albion Square,<br />
though I don’t feel I can take any<br />
credit for it because it was the<br />
work of so many people. What<br />
I am proud of is how our board<br />
brokered between city council<br />
and community (and by community<br />
of course I mean Sarah van<br />
de Burch) to improve the process.<br />
Even though it involved humiliating<br />
tears and a snotty nose at a<br />
meeting with Phil Clearwater and<br />
the manager of water and waste<br />
I am proud to have prevented a<br />
delay to the Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Wastewater Project. I am pleased<br />
that finally the Whakaraupo Integrated<br />
Catchment Management<br />
Plan is finally under way though<br />
it has come about in a way which<br />
I would never have.<br />
Is there anything you wish<br />
you did achieve while on the<br />
board?<br />
I have a few regrets . . . I remain<br />
totally embarrassed by the<br />
standard of Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Ferry facilities at B jetty, not only<br />
for our loyal users of the public<br />
transport network, but also<br />
because of the negative effects on<br />
the experience of visitors to our<br />
harbour. For this shameful situation,<br />
which looks set to continue<br />
for the foreseeable future, I lay<br />
blame squarely with the complete<br />
intransigence of the port company.<br />
I remain convinced that<br />
with a bit of creative thinking<br />
a permanent solution could be<br />
found which meets the community’s<br />
needs without unduly<br />
constraining the port’s present or<br />
future operations.<br />
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board chairwoman<br />
I wish we had not sold that<br />
section of Cyrus William<br />
Quay to the Port Company<br />
for an urgent fish coolstore<br />
which was never built and<br />
which I now suspect was<br />
never going to be built. Prime<br />
publicly accessible waterfront<br />
real estate. I wish we hadn’t<br />
agreed to that. I would like to<br />
have made some progress on<br />
Steadfast, a slowly fermenting<br />
issue which was already on the<br />
table even when I joined the<br />
Board. I am sad we still do not<br />
have a memorial for those lost<br />
at sea and I am dismayed by<br />
the complete lack of progress<br />
at Naval Point which has been<br />
a dog’s breakfast since the<br />
marina was wrecked in 2000,<br />
all the more puzzling since<br />
these are recreational facilities<br />
of metropolitan significance,<br />
with huge unrealised<br />
potential.<br />
What’s your reason for not<br />
standing this election?<br />
I feel that nine years is<br />
enough and that it’s time<br />
that someone else can be in<br />
a position to do that work I<br />
don’t want to dominate the<br />
board for years and years.<br />
The pay is miserable and<br />
that was fine when the kids<br />
were younger but they’ve all<br />
grown up now and I’m in<br />
LOCAL POLITICS: Community board members Paula Smith, Anne Jolliffe, Cr Andrew<br />
Turner and Akaroa/Wairewa Community Board chairwoman Pam Richardson walk from<br />
the old boardroom to the new boardroom in Lyttelton.<br />
a position to take up better<br />
paid work but I will miss it<br />
terribly though. I’m not going<br />
though I’ll be still engaged<br />
in the community and I’ll<br />
be making submissions and<br />
deputations to the community<br />
board.<br />
Any hopes for the Banks<br />
Peninsula Community<br />
Board?<br />
I’m really pleased that Banks<br />
Peninsula has stayed intact as<br />
a community because it is its<br />
own self and to carve it into<br />
different bits and put them<br />
with different parts of the city<br />
I think would’ve been a bad<br />
idea for Banks Peninsula. I<br />
think it’ll be hard for the next<br />
board especially with all the<br />
travel they’ll have to do but<br />
I’m sure they’ll work it out.<br />
I’m pleased with the people<br />
standing for the board – the<br />
people that have put their<br />
names forward are really good<br />
and I think they’ll work really<br />
well.<br />
What are your plans now?<br />
I really want to get a fulltime<br />
job again and I want to<br />
travel more. It’s time for a rest<br />
and to catch up on some filing<br />
I’ve been putting off for a few<br />
years.<br />
This Weekend!<br />
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I now carry a large<br />
amount of knowledge<br />
setting me<br />
apart from other<br />
candidates.<br />
He is a strong<br />
advocate for his<br />
constituents<br />
and I would have been<br />
delighted to have him as<br />
a member of any City<br />
Council I presided over.<br />
~ Garry Moore, former mayor<br />
of Christchurch<br />
Paul Lonsdale<br />
Experience. Passion. Commitment.<br />
This term’s involvements<br />
Over this term I have been involved in all aspects of the<br />
council and its subsidiaries.<br />
This has not only given me a greater understanding of the council and the<br />
community, it has also given me a huge amount of knowledge to assist the<br />
community to drive progress, which sets me apart from other candidates. I am<br />
also on six boards and all my directors’ fees have been donated to the mayoral<br />
relief fund. However, I still carry the workload and the liabilities that come with<br />
those appointments.<br />
I am a Member of:<br />
• Community, Housing & Economic<br />
Development Committee<br />
• Regulations & Consents Committee<br />
• Urban Development Strategy<br />
Implementation Committee<br />
• District Plan Review<br />
• People & Culture Committee<br />
• Developers Forum<br />
• Public Art Advisory Group<br />
• Lyttelton Port Recovery Working Party<br />
• Events & Festivals Working Party<br />
• Cruise Berth Working Party<br />
• Rockfall Protection Structures<br />
Committee<br />
• Submissions Panel<br />
• Taylors Mistake Baches Working Group<br />
• Sumner Library/Community Centre/<br />
Museum rebuild<br />
• Rules Reduction Taskforce<br />
Trustee on:<br />
• Canterbury Museum<br />
• Otautahi Housing Trust<br />
Board Member on:<br />
• VBase<br />
• CDC (Canterbury Development<br />
Corporation)<br />
• CRIS (Canterbury Regional<br />
Innovation System)<br />
• CBL (Civic Building Ltd)<br />
• Housing Management Board<br />
Some of the issues<br />
council should<br />
address in the next<br />
three years:<br />
• Improve the quality of our<br />
waterways<br />
• Reduce the need for rate rises<br />
• Speed up the repair of our<br />
roads and footpaths<br />
• Get more people walking<br />
and cycling<br />
Your Councillor
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Heathcote River health<br />
Elections 16<br />
In the lead up to the local body elections, <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News is asking<br />
candidates their views on topical issues. This week, we ask<br />
Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board candidates what they<br />
think the city council should do to improve the health of the Heathcote<br />
River.<br />
Tim Lindley<br />
The ideal solution would be to remove<br />
all of its toxic laden sediment and start<br />
again. It is unlikely that this can be<br />
afforded or done safely. Instead, the<br />
river bed must be disturbed as little as<br />
possible. Litter can be reduced with<br />
booms, but that must be supplemented<br />
by raising awareness of individual<br />
responsibility and lessening sources of litter such<br />
as plastic bags, bottles and takeaway waste. It is far<br />
better to stop a problem than fix it. The Ihutai Trust’s<br />
exciting Whaka Inaka experiments give hope that<br />
whitebait may become plentiful if the Heathcote River<br />
banks are appropriately managed.<br />
Dr Darrell Latham<br />
Research shows that the quality of<br />
the water within the Heathcote River<br />
is affected by the quality of the water<br />
that flows from the springs in the<br />
headwaters, the quality of the storm<br />
water and other contamination e.g.<br />
sewage leakage. The Heathcote River<br />
at Rose St has had elevated E Coli<br />
concentrations compared to other sites. Also, higher<br />
concentrations of nutrients and sediment and low<br />
concentrations of oxygen have been recorded in the<br />
river bed. Answer: It is not rocket science . . . come on<br />
ccc do the right thing and clean things up now!<br />
Rosemary Neave<br />
The Heathcote River is our backyard. We simply cannot accept<br />
its declining health as normal. We can work together to restore it<br />
as the healthy ecosystem that links our community.<br />
As individuals we need to do our bit<br />
•Pick up after dogs, pick up rubbish, don’t feed the ducks.<br />
•Make sure stormwater is all that goes down the drains.<br />
Support community efforts<br />
•Community clean ups<br />
•Networks like the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust.<br />
•Planting our gullies and upper catchment areas to prevent run off.<br />
Council actions to include<br />
•Put in booms to catch rubbish.<br />
•Management of wastewater discharges.<br />
•Supporting community efforts.<br />
Craig Todd and<br />
Una O’Grady did not<br />
submit a response<br />
POOR CONDITION: The Heathcote River has the<br />
worst water quality out of all five Christchurch<br />
catchments.<br />
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News<br />
Redcliffs School<br />
hires principal<br />
• By Annabelle Dick<br />
REDCLIFFS SCHOOL acting<br />
principal Rose McInerney will<br />
stay on at the school.<br />
Mrs McInerney has been appointed<br />
after the position was<br />
advertised recently.<br />
“I was really delighted to accept<br />
their offer at the end of the interview<br />
process. I’m really honoured<br />
and I’m thrilled to be leading our<br />
wonderful school,” she said.<br />
The board of trustees interviewed<br />
several applicants to find<br />
a principal to lead the school<br />
through the transition back to<br />
Redcliffs.<br />
Mrs McInerney<br />
(left) has been acting<br />
principal since the<br />
end of last year after<br />
former principal Kim<br />
Alexander left to take<br />
a position at Prebbleton<br />
School.<br />
As the school was under threat<br />
of closure, a permanent principal<br />
couldn’t be hired, so Mrs McInerney<br />
was appointed in the acting<br />
role for one year.<br />
“One of the reasons I went<br />
for the role is because it’s such a<br />
special community and I really<br />
believe in community schools<br />
where people work together for<br />
the best outcome. We’ve seen<br />
that in full force this year with<br />
the board and all the parents<br />
and staff working for the best for<br />
our children, and I think that’s<br />
why we got the outcome we did,<br />
because we’re such a formidable<br />
force,” she said.<br />
The news was announced<br />
via Support Redcliffs School’s<br />
Facebook page where dozens of<br />
residents and parents congratulated<br />
her on the role and credited<br />
her for her dedication to Redcliffs<br />
School.<br />
The school is currently based at<br />
Van Asch Deaf Education Centre<br />
in Sumner, but is in the process<br />
of finding a suitable premises to<br />
relocate to permanently.<br />
RELAXED: Mel Hubber (right) discusses travel plans in the new House of Travel Ferrymead.<br />
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New experience at House of Travel<br />
• By Annabelle Dick<br />
HOUSE OF Travel Ferrymead<br />
has launched a new interactive<br />
agency in a bid to make the<br />
travel-booking experience more<br />
carefree.<br />
Kitted out with an espresso<br />
machine and a ceiling-high<br />
stacking shelf filled with pot<br />
plants, the new building on<br />
Ferry Rd was designed to feel<br />
more like a hang-out space than<br />
a traditional office.<br />
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make people feel welcome and<br />
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“We decided that if we got<br />
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Mrs Hubber said during that<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
SCHOOLS<br />
Van Asch Deaf Education Early Intervention<br />
Centre pupils in Sumner have raised $110 for<br />
the SPCA by setting up a bake sale stall and<br />
selling cupcakes. Richard from the SPCA<br />
also stopped by Van Asch and brought<br />
some pets in for the children to see and<br />
touch.<br />
MERCHANTS: Delacie, Jayden and Courtney made great<br />
shop keepers, selling paw print cupcakes.<br />
JOINING FORCES: School children form the words ‘Character Matters’ on Sumner Beach.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
Pupils make global message<br />
MORE THAN 1000 pupils from<br />
Mt Pleasant School, Redcliffs<br />
School, Sumner School and<br />
Our Lady Star of the Sea School<br />
teamed up to write a special<br />
message for Global Character<br />
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“Character Matters” was<br />
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Beach last Thursday in an act<br />
of solidarity between the bay<br />
schools to prompt character<br />
awareness among young people.<br />
International Positive Education<br />
Network representative Dr<br />
Lucy Hone worked with Christchurch<br />
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EQC UPDATE KEEPING YOU INFORMED | SEPTEMBER <strong>2016</strong><br />
EQC confirms Canterbury staff numbers for 2017<br />
The Earthquake Commission (EQC) has<br />
confirmed the shape of the organisation<br />
for 2017, including the number of positions<br />
in Canterbury.<br />
“As our work in Canterbury enters its final phase<br />
in 2017, we will obviously need to be smaller.<br />
From January 2017, EQC will be an organisation<br />
of about 458 people. Of these, at least 216 will<br />
be based in Christchurch,” EQC Chief Executive<br />
Ian Simpson says.<br />
“The new structure retains a core of specialist staff<br />
who will continue to meet the needs of our<br />
remaining Canterbury customers.<br />
“In 2017, EQC will continue to resolve remedial<br />
inquiries on properties where we have managed a<br />
repair, and to resolve claims for drains damaged by<br />
the earthquakes. There is also a range of<br />
administrative and financial tasks to be completed,”<br />
Mr Simpson says.<br />
Remedial inquiries<br />
An important focus for EQC in 2017 will be resolving<br />
the remaining remedial inquiries from Canterbury<br />
customers who have had a managed repair.<br />
With about 68,000 managed repairs carried out as<br />
part of the Canterbury Home Repair Programme<br />
(CHRP) largely completed, EQC and Fletcher EQR<br />
have jointly agreed a new approach to completing<br />
the remaining remedial work in Canterbury.<br />
From January 2017, EQC will expand its role<br />
managing all remedial inquiries to include<br />
management of any resulting remedial repairs.<br />
This means it will liaise with customers and<br />
contractors to complete any additional work, where<br />
it’s required.<br />
“The new approach will streamline decision making<br />
by bringing all the elements of resolving remedial<br />
inquiries into one organisation,” Mr Simpson says.<br />
Fletcher has agreed to continue its role in 2017 but<br />
likely with a smaller team and a focus on managing<br />
any underfloor work arising from the joint CHRP<br />
subfloor review. More detailed proposals on this<br />
will be finalised over the next month or two.<br />
As well as its work in Canterbury for 2017, EQC<br />
needs to be ready to respond to any future natural<br />
disaster events anywhere in New Zealand and<br />
continue its work of negotiating and managing<br />
natural disaster reinsurance for the country. EQC<br />
will also continue settling the average 5,000 to<br />
EQC Chief Executive Ian Simpson<br />
8,000 natural disaster claims received nationally<br />
each year, funding research to the tune of $16<br />
million per year, and educating the public on<br />
natural hazards and how to mitigate them.<br />
3,000 kids descend on the Alpine Fault<br />
Expert Sam and teacher Shelley talk about tsunami risk on the West Coast.<br />
EQC’s newest virtual field trip,<br />
“Geohazards”, was launched<br />
last month with 130 classes<br />
taking part (that’s over 3,000<br />
Kiwi kids). The CORE Education<br />
LEARNZ virtual field trips allow<br />
New Zealand’s school children to<br />
visit some of our most fascinating<br />
locations without having to leave<br />
the classroom. From Cape<br />
Reinga to the Bluff – we’ve got<br />
you covered.<br />
A LEARNZ teacher travels alongside<br />
subject experts to go on location<br />
and communicate their<br />
experiences with students through<br />
online video and audio feeds.<br />
The trips are designed to help<br />
improve understanding of<br />
geohazards, how we as a nation<br />
manage those hazards, and to raise<br />
awareness of EQC’s role in helping<br />
build New Zealand’s resilience.<br />
Last month’s trip was the ninth<br />
funded by EQC and it explored<br />
earthquakes, landslips and tsunami<br />
on the West Coast as well as what<br />
might happen when the Alpine<br />
Fault next ruptures.<br />
On the Coast, LEARNZ teacher<br />
Shelley Hersey joined Alistair<br />
Davies, a natural hazards PhD<br />
student from the University of<br />
Canterbury, and Dr Sam Hampton,<br />
organiser of geology field<br />
programmes in New Zealand and<br />
University of Canterbury lecturer.<br />
They showed students where you<br />
can see the Alpine Fault in the<br />
landscape, they pointed out scars<br />
created by past earthquakes and<br />
explained how tsunami, in lakes as<br />
well as the sea, could be triggered<br />
by quakes.<br />
All our field trips are created so<br />
that teachers can continue to use<br />
them anytime. To experience this<br />
virtual field trip and more, visit<br />
www.learnz.org.nz<br />
$25million paid out for Feb <strong>2016</strong> quake claims<br />
The Earthquake Commission has passed the<br />
halfway mark for settling the February <strong>2016</strong><br />
earthquake claims, says EQC’s February<br />
<strong>2016</strong> Event Response Manager, Jayne Lapin.<br />
Ms Lapin says that of the total 14,574<br />
claims received for the 14 and 29 February<br />
earthquakes this year, followed by the<br />
aftershocks, EQC has resolved 8,595<br />
by cash settlement of just over $25 million<br />
as at 19 <strong>September</strong>.<br />
“You can tell that Cantabrians know what is<br />
and isn’t earthquake damage, because up to<br />
75% of the claims received so far have been<br />
accepted, and average $4,761 per claim.<br />
“With the help of customers providing most<br />
information up front – claims are taking an<br />
average of three weeks to reach settlement.”<br />
she said.<br />
Ms Lapin says it is heartening to see that the new<br />
approach which uses both on site and phonebased<br />
assessments has empowered customers to<br />
provide their earthquake damage data,<br />
supported by photographs, was working well.<br />
“We have been surveying every customer who<br />
has been through the process and whose claims<br />
have been resolved – whether their claims were<br />
accepted or declined. We wanted to see how<br />
the process worked so we could make changes<br />
as we went where we needed to.<br />
“To date, 87% agreed that EQC valued and used<br />
their time wisely when dealing with them<br />
through the claims process.<br />
EQC will have contacted almost every customer<br />
to discuss the details of their February claims by<br />
the end of <strong>September</strong> to book their assessment.<br />
“This means that, other than people who delay<br />
their claim or whom we can’t get hold of, we will<br />
meet our target to resolve all claims by the end of<br />
<strong>2016</strong>, hopefully earlier,” Ms Lapin said.<br />
EQC is continuing to work with customers who<br />
have lodged claims from the Canterbury sequence<br />
earthquakes, including those in the Canterbury<br />
Home Repair (CHRP) and land programmes, and<br />
the settlement of the February claims will not slow<br />
the progress of these programmes.<br />
EQC sets out<br />
process for<br />
remedial requests<br />
The Earthquake Commission (EQC) has streamlined<br />
its process for handling new remedial requests from<br />
customers received from 1 August, <strong>2016</strong>.<br />
EQC’s Head of Dwelling Settlement, Michael Price, says<br />
the new process aims for faster resolution with customers<br />
having the opportunity to provide information upfront and<br />
state their preference for a cash settlement or a managed<br />
repair where remedial work is required.<br />
The changes have been introduced after positive<br />
customer feedback on the process used to manage<br />
claims from the February <strong>2016</strong> earthquake, where<br />
customers had the opportunity to submit more<br />
information upfront to enable quicker turnaround.<br />
“Many customers going through the February <strong>2016</strong><br />
claims management process are positive or very positive<br />
about their experience,” Mr Price says.<br />
“EQC will now use this approach for new remedial<br />
requests, and customers will be asked to send in<br />
information such as photographs and builders’ quotes.”<br />
Mr Price says while cash settlement will provide a quicker<br />
resolution, it may not suit everyone.<br />
“So if a customer prefers that a contractor do the work,<br />
then EQC will arrange for that to happen during 2017.<br />
EQC’s Community Contact Team and independent<br />
customer advocate groups will be available to support<br />
any cash-settled customers who aren’t confident in<br />
sourcing their own contractors,” says Mr Price.<br />
Of the approximate 6,900 open remedial requests<br />
currently on EQC’s books, 3,000 properties have been<br />
identified as not being able to have any remedial repair<br />
completed before 2017. The new process, while largely<br />
designed for new remedial requests, will be available to<br />
these customers also and EQC is making contact with<br />
them to ask if they would prefer a cash settlement or wait<br />
for a managed repair during 2017.<br />
CONTACT EQC AT 0800 DAMAGE (0800 326 243) OR VISIT WWW.EQC.GOVT.NZ
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
Your Local Views<br />
Speak up about<br />
family violence<br />
National<br />
List MP<br />
Nuk Korako<br />
talks about<br />
combating<br />
family<br />
violence and<br />
the new Government laws<br />
brought in to do just that.<br />
We must do more to combat<br />
family violence.<br />
There’s no denying New Zealand’s<br />
family violence statistics<br />
make for heart-breaking reading.<br />
Police respond to a family<br />
violence call out every five<br />
minutes, half of all homicides<br />
are family violence related,<br />
and eight children are killed<br />
every year as a result of family<br />
violence. Too many of our<br />
women, men and children are<br />
living in fear, and we must do<br />
more to change this.<br />
The Government’s overhaul<br />
of family violence laws<br />
is a massive step towards<br />
ensuring we do all we can to<br />
protect New Zealanders. These<br />
changes will put the safety<br />
of victims at the heart of bail<br />
decisions, make it easier for<br />
victims to apply for protection<br />
orders, see tougher penalties<br />
for people who commit crimes<br />
while subject to a protection<br />
order, and establish strangulation,<br />
coercion to marry and<br />
assault on a family member as<br />
criminal offences.<br />
A wider range of programmes<br />
will also be available<br />
for perpetrators upon the issuing<br />
of protection orders. Helping<br />
perpetrators change their<br />
behaviour is essential if we are<br />
to break the inter-generational<br />
cycle of violence.<br />
These changes are crucial to<br />
keeping families safe from violence<br />
but, as a community, we<br />
all need to do our bit as well. If<br />
you suspect a family member,<br />
neighbour, friend or workmate<br />
is experiencing family violence<br />
or behaving violently, please<br />
speak up. This isn’t about<br />
‘sticking your nose in other<br />
people’s business’ – it’s about<br />
keeping each other safe.<br />
If you’re unsure of where to<br />
get help, the Are You OK website<br />
– areyouok.org.nz – has a<br />
great range of resources to help<br />
those living with or witnessing<br />
family violence. Also remember<br />
that if you or someone else<br />
is in danger, don’t hesitate to<br />
call the police on 111.<br />
Spring festival promotes change<br />
Project Lyttelton Grow<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> Kids/Lyttelton<br />
Community Garden<br />
co-ordinator Jacqueline<br />
Newbound talks about the<br />
upcoming Spring Festival<br />
of Change – a new initiative<br />
by the organisation that<br />
aims to get people thinking<br />
about change and trying<br />
something new.<br />
From <strong>September</strong> 26 until October<br />
22, Project Lyttelton is looking<br />
at a new type of festival, the Spring<br />
Festival of Change.<br />
We’re asking local groups, families<br />
and individuals to join in on<br />
trying something new. This could<br />
be remembering to bring your<br />
own reusable coffee cup for takeaways,<br />
starting a daily practice of<br />
meditation, breathing or exercise,<br />
starting a vege garden, cooking<br />
at home rather than takeaways,<br />
changing your habits of buying<br />
(to fair trade, local, organic) or<br />
any number of things you’d like to<br />
change in your life.<br />
Spring is the time of year when<br />
we feel like making changes and<br />
see them all around us, a desire to<br />
start afresh. Have you been thinking<br />
about changing the way you do<br />
something? Or doing something<br />
differently to be more in touch<br />
with our environment or for your<br />
own well-being and lifestyle?<br />
Lucette (Lyttelton Farmers’<br />
Market) and Selena (<strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Co-Op) will be eating locally<br />
grown food for the month. Read<br />
about their experiences on their<br />
blog, Lyttelton Locavore. Sarah<br />
(Waste Matters) will be on Instagram<br />
collecting things that make<br />
her smile – look out for<br />
#manymene (or add your own under<br />
that hashtag), while others are<br />
considering going rubbish-free,<br />
limiting computer access for one<br />
day, a daily walk and linking in<br />
with the city council’s Love Food<br />
Hate Waste initiative to reduce<br />
CELEBRATION: Albion Square<br />
is the venue for a pot luck<br />
picnic on October 22.<br />
food waste. We will be challenging<br />
the vege bag co-op users to try<br />
new recipes and open the Lyttelton<br />
Community Garden on Wednesday<br />
during the festival for people<br />
to come enjoy a cup of tea and talk<br />
about their experiences.<br />
If you’d like to be part of this<br />
festival, we are asking for a short<br />
starting statement and four weekly<br />
updates with lots of photos about<br />
your adventures. Join us for a pot<br />
luck picnic on Saturday October<br />
22 in Albion Square to swap<br />
stories and celebrate our achievements.<br />
•If you want to get involved<br />
or for more information<br />
email jacq@lyttelton.net.nz<br />
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Four Grenadier Seasons Ferrymead<br />
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Only minutes walking distance to the burgeoning Ferrymead restaurant and commercial/retail hub, the property is a must for<br />
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Sumner<br />
boys<br />
step up<br />
STARS: Several Sumner junior<br />
rugby players have been picked<br />
to represent Canterbury in<br />
tournaments around the country. In<br />
total, seven Sumner players were<br />
picked for under-14, 15 and 16 sides.<br />
Left to right: Ollie Lewis (under-15<br />
black), Charlie Murray (under-15 red),<br />
Flynt Preston (under-15 black), Tyus<br />
Dimbleby and Harri Langworthy<br />
(both under-15 red), Sam Caldwell<br />
(under-15 black), and Mitchell Cox<br />
(under-14 red).<br />
SPORTS<br />
Club day celebration<br />
Naval Point Club Lyttelton patron Brian Parker, MP Nuk Korako,<br />
Dave Anderson and past patron Barry Bowater at the club’s<br />
recent open day. The club held an open day on Saturday to<br />
celebrate its 16th summer season on the water. Mr Korako and<br />
MP Amy Adams were in attendance on the day. A traditional<br />
parade of club craft was seen in the morning around the inner<br />
harbour, with races commencing soon after.<br />
WINNIE BAGOES FERRYMEAD<br />
COLOUR IN THE DUCKS FOR<br />
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Colour in the picture and join the Mini Winnie Club during<br />
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and get a free small Kid’s Pizza.*<br />
*<br />
JOIN THE MINI WINNIE<br />
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On Sunday 9th October 3-5pm we’re throwing you a party with<br />
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fill in the Mini Winnie’s Birthday Club form and drop it into Winnie Bagoes Ferrymead. Offer valid 26 <strong>September</strong> - 8 October <strong>2016</strong> at Winnie Bagoes Ferrymead only.<br />
THE ORIG I N A L G OURMET PIZ ZA BAR
Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
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Lyttelton in the 1990s<br />
Paintings and graphics by Fred<br />
Tunicliffe<br />
<strong>September</strong> 3 – <strong>September</strong> 30,<br />
10am – 4pm Monday – Saturday,<br />
11am – 3pm Sunday<br />
Lytel Gallery, 20 Oxford St,<br />
Lyttelton<br />
Email annabelle.dick@starmedia.kiwi<br />
by 5pm each Wednesday<br />
Te Pataka a Rakaihautu –<br />
Stories of Banks Peninsula<br />
<strong>September</strong> 10 – October 2,<br />
2pm – 5pm Thursday and Friday,<br />
11am – 4pm Saturday and Sunday<br />
Te Pātaka a Rākaihautū –<br />
the food basket of the great<br />
explorer Rākaihautū – is the<br />
name given to Banks Peninsula<br />
by successive generations of<br />
Māori. The 15 accomplished<br />
and emerging artists in this<br />
exhibition illuminate some<br />
of the many stories, past and<br />
present, of the Banks Peninsula<br />
area and ask what the human<br />
influence has been on this<br />
plentiful environment. Artists<br />
include Mark Adams, one<br />
of New Zealand’s foremost<br />
documentary photographers<br />
and master carver Fayne<br />
Robinson. Forgotten names for<br />
the peninsula are investigated<br />
through the miniature paintings<br />
of Banks Peninsula artist Dean<br />
Venrooy. Printmaker Ben Reid,<br />
Lyttelton water colourist Helen<br />
Taylor and Rapaki-based Teina<br />
Ellia look at the human influence<br />
on the fauna and peninsula<br />
environment. Printmaker Kim<br />
Lowe’s work exhibits this artist’s<br />
research into the historical<br />
Chinese presence.<br />
50 Works Gallery, 50 London<br />
St, Lyttelton<br />
Knit ’n’ Yarn<br />
Today, 10am-11am<br />
Head along to Lyttelton<br />
Library to Knit ‘n’ Yarn. Bring<br />
your knitting, crochet or other<br />
portable craft project and enjoy<br />
time with other crafters.<br />
Temporary Lyttelton Library<br />
at Trinity Hall, free, beginners<br />
welcome.<br />
Meditation and Buddhism<br />
Wednesdays<br />
Today, 7.30pm – 9pm<br />
Each class consists of a guided<br />
meditation and a talk based on<br />
Buddhist wisdom. Classes are<br />
suitable for everyone. Join in any<br />
week, booking is not required.<br />
This course will help you to<br />
experience mental clarity and<br />
inner peace by meditating on<br />
the mind itself. Meditating on<br />
our own mind has many benefits<br />
from calming our mind and<br />
helping us to dissolve away distractions,<br />
worry and delusions,<br />
to improving our concentration<br />
and mindfulness.<br />
Suggested donation of $10<br />
Mt Pleasant Community Centre,<br />
3 McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong> Rd.<br />
Create ’n’ Connect Art and<br />
Craft group<br />
Thursday, <strong>September</strong> 29,<br />
9.30am to noon<br />
You are welcome to go and<br />
enjoy creativity in company!<br />
Bring your project, or we can<br />
help provide inspiration for<br />
something new to do.<br />
Phone Beth for more information<br />
on 022 678 1252<br />
St Andrews Church, 148 Main<br />
Rd, Redcliffs<br />
Baby Times<br />
Friday, <strong>September</strong> 30, 10.30am-<br />
11am<br />
During each session there is a<br />
variety of stories, songs, rhymes,<br />
fingerplays and other book-related<br />
activities. The programmes<br />
are especially suitable for under<br />
two-year-olds.<br />
Temporary Lyttelton Library at<br />
Trinity Hall, free.<br />
Mt Pleasant art exhibition<br />
October 15-16, Saturday 6pm-<br />
9pm, Sunday 10am-3pm<br />
Join us for the annual Mt<br />
Pleasant art exhibition. This<br />
year the exhibition will be held<br />
at the fantastic new Mt Pleasant<br />
Community Centre. The<br />
exhibition will transform the<br />
community centre into an art<br />
gallery and will be held over two<br />
days – an evening gala opening<br />
on Saturday, October 15 (ticketed<br />
event) followed on October 16<br />
by what promises to be an entertaining<br />
day out for the whole<br />
family.<br />
Celebrate in Scottish style to support Kidsfirst Kindergarten<br />
Sumner’s fundraiser. Saturday, October 15, 7.30pm – 11.30pm.<br />
Sumner Old School Hall, 20 Wiggins St, Sumner <br />
All of the proceeds from this<br />
event will go to Mt Pleasant<br />
School.<br />
Mt Pleasant War Memorial<br />
Community Centre, 3 McCormacks<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> Rd, Mt Pleasant<br />
Storytimes / Wā Kōrero<br />
Tuesday, October 4, 11am-<br />
11.30am<br />
Programme for pre-schoolers<br />
include stories, music, movement<br />
and rhymes.<br />
Kōrero pukapuka, pūoru,<br />
korikori.<br />
Temporary Lyttelton Library at<br />
Trinity Hall, free.<br />
Markets:<br />
Mt Pleasant Farmers Market:<br />
The market has temporarily<br />
moved to the western end of the<br />
McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong> Reserve. You<br />
will find it at the intersection of<br />
McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong> and Main Rds.<br />
Every Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm.<br />
Lyttelton Farmers Market:<br />
Every Saturday, 10am-1pm,<br />
London St.<br />
3 Garlands Road, Woolston<br />
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M Violence, Coarse Language,<br />
THU, FRI: 11:45am, FINDING 5:50pm SAT: DORY 11:45am, JULY 4:00pm 20THSUN: 11:45am, 4:25pm<br />
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HEALTH & BEAUTY<br />
Varicose veins treated<br />
quickly and effectively<br />
Transform CliniC in mandeville<br />
street riccarton boasts a team of dedicated<br />
professionals, who include the clinic’s<br />
doctor, ian little, registered nurses and<br />
qualified beauty therapists, providing a wide<br />
range of appearance medicine and beauty<br />
therapy treatments for their clients.<br />
one of their main specialties is nonsurgical<br />
varicose vein removal. This is a<br />
simple, quick and effective walk-in walk-out<br />
treatment with no time off work required.<br />
Clients seeking advice about their varicose<br />
veins first undergo a free assessment, which<br />
enables the health professional to determine<br />
if they need treatment, and if so, what the<br />
most appropriate type would be.<br />
Two methods are offered – endo-venous<br />
laser treatment, which is used for both<br />
smaller and larger veins, and ultrasound<br />
guided sclerotherapy. following the<br />
treatment, clients need to wear support<br />
stockings for two weeks. international travel<br />
is not recommended for four weeks after<br />
treatment.<br />
Transform Clinic has an affiliation<br />
with health provider southern Cross and<br />
relationships with several other health<br />
insurance companies, which means clients<br />
may be covered for varicose vein treatment,<br />
providing it is included in their policy.<br />
appearance medicine is another key<br />
aspect of Transform Clinic’s therapy<br />
options, with skin rejuvenation and skintightening<br />
treatments designed to improve<br />
skin quality as well as enhance self-esteem.<br />
Treatments include the Vampire face lift,<br />
which uses Platelet rich Plasma or PrP, and<br />
fraxel laser treatment. These treatments can<br />
be combined to achieve the desired results.<br />
sclerotherapy is also used to remove<br />
superficial veins on the legs and face. in<br />
addition, the clinic offers mole mapping,<br />
mole removal and primary skin cancer<br />
removal.<br />
The Transform Clinic website,<br />
www.transformclinic.co.nz, has a wealth of<br />
information on the various treatments and<br />
regularly has special offers and promotions.<br />
They also suggest you ‘like’ their facebook<br />
page, to keep up to date with what they<br />
are offering.<br />
The Transform Clinic is discreetly located<br />
at 52a mandeville street. opening hours<br />
are monday to friday from 8.30am, with<br />
late nights on Tuesday and Thursday, and<br />
saturday from 9am to 3pm. Phone 343-<strong>28</strong>80<br />
to enquire about treatments or make an<br />
appointment.<br />
Varicose Vein Treatment<br />
Non-surgical Vein Laser Treatments available<br />
Free Assessment<br />
Tired of aching and unsightly veins?<br />
No surgery, no scars, no stitches. No time off work<br />
- continue normal daily activities. An affiliated provider to<br />
Southern Cross Health Society (medical necessity<br />
criteria apply) - check your policy for cover.<br />
Enjoy skirts, short and cropped pants again.<br />
Payment plans available (Conditions apply)<br />
BAY HARBOUR<br />
Clients seeking advice about their varicose veins first undergo a free<br />
assessment, which enables the health professional to determine<br />
if they need treatment.<br />
Enjoy modern<br />
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No foams, polyester fillings and glue.<br />
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www.transformclinic.co.nz | 52A Mandeville St | Riccarton | 08002lookgood | 343 <strong>28</strong>80<br />
Enjoy year round superior comfort<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>28</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />
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SuperSonicDeals<br />
Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat<br />
only<br />
CODY’S & COLA<br />
18 X 250ML CANS, 7% ALC/VOL<br />
OR WOODSTOCK & COLA<br />
18 X 330ML BOTTLES, 5% ALC/VOL<br />
18 X 250ML CANS, 7% ALC/VOL<br />
BACARDI<br />
$<br />
34 99*<br />
1 LITRE<br />
EACH<br />
UNDER $20!<br />
*oFFeR VALID WeDneSDAy <strong>28</strong>tH SePteMBeR<br />
to 1St oCtoBeR <strong>2016</strong>. LIMItS MAy APPLy.<br />
WHILe StoCKS LASt. AVAILABLe<br />
At PARtICIPAtInG StoReS onLy.<br />
*OFFER VALID WEDNESDAY <strong>28</strong>TH SEPTEMBER<br />
TO 1ST OCTOBER <strong>2016</strong>. LIMITS MAY APPLY.<br />
WHILE STOCKS LAST. AVAILABLE<br />
AT PARTICIPATING STORES ONLY.<br />
SPEIGHT’S, WAIKATO<br />
OR LION RED<br />
SWAPPA CRATES<br />
12 X 745ML BOTTLES<br />
* Deposit Fee May Apply<br />
$<br />
36 99<br />
EACH<br />
BUDWEISER<br />
12 X 355ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
19 99<br />
PURE BLONDE<br />
12 X 355ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
21 99<br />
HEINEKEN<br />
15 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
29 99<br />
MAC’S<br />
6 X 330ML BOTTLES<br />
$<br />
12 99<br />
WWW.SUPERLIQUOR.CO.NZ 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375)<br />
Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) for your local store.<br />
120+ stores nationwide, 100% locally owned and operated. Offers end close of trade 9th<br />
October <strong>2016</strong>, while stocks last. Available at participating stores only. Limits may apply at<br />
participating Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz outlets. Trade not supplied. or call Terms 0800 and SUPERL conditions (0800 may 787 apply. 375) Available for your 26th local store. 120+ stores nationwide, 100% locally owned and operated.<br />
<strong>September</strong> - 9th October <strong>2016</strong> inclusive. Please see www.superliquor.co.nz for details.<br />
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Offers end close of trade 9th October <strong>2016</strong>, while stocks last. Available at participating stores only. Limits may apply at participating outlets.<br />
Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 26th <strong>September</strong> - 9th October <strong>2016</strong> inclusive. Please see www.superliquor.co.nz for details.<br />
LytteLton<br />
Lyttelton: 42 Norwich Quay. 3<strong>28</strong> 7744 | Ferrymead: 9 Humphreys Drive. 376 4097<br />
FeRRyMeAD<br />
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