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• By Annabelle Dick 

EXCITING AND humbling. 

That’s the reaction from 

new city councillor Sara 

Templeton , who ousted 

Paul Lonsdale (right) in the 

Heathcote Ward in the local 

body elections on Saturday. 

“I’ve had such amazing 

support from my campaign 

team and the community 

who have all been supporting 

me through this,” she said. 

“There were no expectations 

at all – I was hoping 

to win but I wouldn’t have 

stood for council if I didn’t 

think I could win. But I never 

expected that margin.” 

Ms Templeton received 

4059 votes, Mr Lonsdale 

2474, and the other unsuccessful 

candidate, Malcolm 

Davis received 477. 

Mr Londsale was the only 

sitting councillor to miss out 

on being re-elected. 

Ms Templeton said she was 

surprised with the result, but 

was eager to get to work as a 

city councillor. 

Ms Templeton was the 

Hagley-Ferrymead Community 

Board chairwoman 

for the last term, and has 

campaigned hard in the new 

Heathcote Ward to join the 

council table. 

Building communities and 

sustainability are the two key 

things she will be focusing on 

as a city councillor. 

“They’re both interlinked 

very closely. We need communities 

that are thriving 

and connected to become 

more connected. People 

shopping locally and being 

connected is the more sustainable 

way for a city to be,” 

she said. 

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Wednesday October 12 2016 

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News....................................3-10 

CONGRATULATIONS to Sara 

Templeton, the new Heathcote 

Ward’s city councillor. 

Sara has been a hard working 

community board chairwoman 

and will bring that energy and 

forthrightness to the council table, 

so her promotion to the top bench 

of local politics is well deserved. 

Sara is also a good communicator 

to the community through Bay 

Harbour News. And speaking of 

communication, no response yet 

from the Lyttelton police over the 

crime camera issue. 

C’est la vie on that one. 

But on a much more positive 

note, a great effort from the Sumner 

surf lifesavers at the national 

pool champs in Auckland (see page 

19). 

They won 13 medals including 

six golds – you’ll be safe swimming 

at the beach this summer. 

–Barry Clarke 

Top Italian club influence comes to Sumner rugby 

SPORT21 

Local Views................... 13 

School Holidays......15, 17 

Sports.........................19-21 

Events.......................................23 

Health & Beauty.........24 

Real Estate.......................... 25 

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Mt Pleasant Centre Farmers Market 

Grand Re-Opening 

Mt Pleasant Farmers market is celebrating 

its move back to its home site at the new 

rebuilt Mt Pleasant centre. 

Come enjoy the celebrations! 

• Beautiful views of the Estuary 

• Iconic Chris Moller +U 

(Mr Grand Designs NZ) architecture 

• Gourmet Farmers Market raffle to be won 

• Carrot and Pickle Clowns for kids fun 

10am – 11am 

• Free face painting and bouncy castle 

• Kids’ stuff at the playground adjacent 

to the market 

Sat 15 th October 

9.30am to 12.30pm 

3 McCormacks Bay Road 

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the arts centre 

– market square 

sunday 16 Oct, 10am–4pm 

free 

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the story of your house? 

18 Oct, 5.30pm–8.30pm 

civic offices, level 1 

53 Hereford Street, Central City 

free 

Orton Bradley park 

Spring Fair 

23 Oct, 10am–4pm 

marine drive, 

charteris bay 

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News 

New marina revealed 

LYTTELTON WILL soon 

boast Canterbury’s first 

walk-on floating marina 

which is in turn expected to 

boost visitor numbers and the 

township’s economy. 

Lyttelton Port of Christchurch 

revealed plans for its longawaited 

marina at the inner 

harbour pile moorings in the 

harbour last week. 

“The project is a significant 

milestone for the port and the 

wider Lyttelton community,” 

LPC chief executive Peter 

Davie said. 

“A modern marina capable 

of accommodating more of 

Canterbury’s recreational 

boating community is well 

overdue.” 

Stage one will see the inner 

harbour pile moorings removed,130 

berths built and the 

area will be renamed Te Ana. 

Naval Point Club Lyttelton 

commodore Dave Anderson 

said the marina is exactly what 

the port town needs. 

“Lyttelton needs a bit of impetus 

and Lyttelton needs a bit 

of an injection and by growing 

the recreational marine industry 

that’s going to grow the 

whole town,” he said. 

Current berth holders will 

PORT PLANS: A walk-on floating marina and 200 berths will be created as part of the port 

company’s new marina Te Ana. PHOTO: LYTTELTON PORT OF CHRISTCHURCH 

have first priority in securing 

a licence in the new marina at 

commercial rates. 

People who are not existing 

licensed inner harbour pile 

mooring berth holders can apply 

for a licence for a new berth 

and, if over-subscribed, a ballot 

system may take place. 

“We appreciate for some 

existing berth holders, the 

closing of the inner harbour 

pile moorings at the end 

of March 2017 will be 

disappointing and some may 

not choose to licence a berth 

in the new marina,” said Mr 

Davie. 

“LPC will work with existing 

berth holders where possible, 

to identify alternative mooring 

options.” 

A promenade linking the 

marina to the Lyttelton town 

centre will also be developed, 

along with a walk way to the 

marina from Voelas Rd. 

Stage two will see the marina 

expanded and development of 

the land side area to provide a 

commercial precinct. 

Once both stages are 

complete, there will be 200 

berths available for yachts and 

powerboats. 

Total Marine Services, a 

specialist marine contracting 

company based in Auckland 

and the Bay of Islands, will 

build the new marina. 

Building will begin in the 

first half of next year. 

Associated land side 

infrastructure, such as 

parking, a marina office, 

washrooms and other facilities 

will be progressively completed 

through 2017 and early 2018. 

In Brief 

COASTAL PATH FINISHED 

Coastal pathway work on Beachville 

Rd is now complete. The Christchurch 

Coastal Pathway Project has now 

finished the path from Ferrymead to 

the end off Beachville Rd at the Main 

Rd shops. Downer has offered to 

donate its services to do the land-form 

work at the Redcliffs Reserve situated 

on the pathway. A celebration will be 

held to mark the completion at the 

sea wall and coastal pathway in east 

Beachville Rd on November 6. 

FERRYMEAD ANZ OPENING 

ANZ will open a new branch in 

Ferrymead today. The bank has 

relocated from its premises in 

Woolston on Ferry Rd. The bank will 

still remain on Ferry Rd, but will 

move to 987. The new branch will be 

open six days a week and has a smart 

ATM where customers can conduct all 

standard transactions and deposits. 

LIGHTHOUSE WINS AWARD 

The Akaroa Lighthouse Preservation 

Society has won a Christchurch Civic 

Award for heritage preservation. The 

annual awards recognise the significant 

service of individuals and groups 

that benefit the community from 

heritage preservation, community 

service, youth advocacy, education and 

international relations, or community 

affairs. The awards will be presented 

by Mayor Lianne Dalziel at a special 

ceremony in November. The society is 

one of seven organisations/people to 

be recognised for service to the community. 

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Freedom campers 

facility possibility 

at Windsport Park 


A GROUP of Ferrymead 

businessmen want to turn city 

council land near Windsport 

Park into a facility area for 

freedom campers. 

The city council has been 

hearing submissions on the 

proposed Freedom Camping 

Bylaw which would see Windsport 

Park and four other areas 

banned to freedom campers. 

Pirates Ltd director Julian 

Bell told the hearings panel 

how Pirates and windsurfing 

business owner Jamie 

McGillviray were interested in 

installing facilities for freedom 

campers on a site near Windsport 

Park. 

“Council seemed very interested 

in the idea,” he said. “We 

intend to keep it simple.” 

He said they wanted to put 

in a basic shared kitchen, toilet 

facilities, a shared social area 

and possibly a laundry station 

and campers would be charged 

a small fee. 

Mr Bell said the area is separate 

from the problem areas 

of the windsurf area and car 

parking area. 

City council figures showed 

that Windsport Park could 

have up to 106 freedom camping 

vehicles there, while on 

average it had eight. 

People trying to access the 

Windsport Club were having 

trouble trying to park, and contractors 

were finding it difficult 

to access the toilets to empty 

and clean them. 

The city council has recommended 

that freedom camping 

be banned entirely from Ferrymead’s 

Windsport Park and 

four other sites. 

It was allowed up until March 

but was temporarily banned 

after reports freedom campers 

were defecating at the sites, over 

staying their allowed time and 

overcrowding the car parks. 

City councillors approved 

that the temporary changes be 

made permanent in July and 

the city council has been seeking 

public submissions on the 

bylaw changes. 

Mr Bell said he believed this 

would be a simple solution for 

the freedom camping problem 

nearby. 

Tim Lindley Darrell Latham Andrew Turner 

Templeton wins 

•From page 1 

“There are some communities 

that are really struggling and so 

we need to focus on those areas 

and at the same time enabling 

those that are well resourced to 

get on and do what they’re doing,” 

she said. 

Mr Lonsdale posted on Facebook: 

“Thank you to all those 

people who did actually support 

me through this last term. We 

accomplished a lot which was 

no small feat given what we inherited 

and got the city back on 

track to be a great place to live.” 

Ms Templeton said she felt for 

Mr Lonsdale after the election 

result. 

Dr Darrell Latham and Dr 

Tim Lindley will fill the two 

community board vacancies 

on the Heathcote Ward of the 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board. 

“I know both of them and I 

know they both work really hard 

for their communities and so I 

think it’ll be really good,” she 

said. 

Meanwhile in Akaroa, Pam 

Richardson and Janis Haley won 

the two vacancies on the Akaroa 

subdivision of the newly-formed 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board. 

Ms Richardson received 631 

votes, Ms Haley 483 and Keith 

Molloy was unsuccessful receiving 

352 votes. 

Andrew Turner won the 

Banks Peninsula council seat 

unopposed. 

Councillors will be sworn in 

on October 20. 

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BRAND NEW: Derek McCullough (left) and Phillip Ridge outside the new Mt Pleasant Memorial Community Centre which will 

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Centre finally set to open 


THE MT Pleasant Memorial 

Community Centre will open to 

the public after a nearly six-year 

uphill battle for a new home. 

Construction woes and the 

discovery of asbestos in the 

ground delayed the community 

centre build, but the opening 

will still go ahead this Friday. 

Mt Pleasant Residents’ Association 

president Derek 

McCullough said the $4.6m 

project has taken years to come 

to fruition but he’s excited about 

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“It’s a mixture of euphoria 

and dead tiredness. It’s been a 

long and interesting journey and 

we’re in sight of the finish line so 

it’s just that last little push now,” 

he said. 

The two-story, 600n sq m 

building was designed by Grand 

Designs NZ host Chris Moller. 

There is an atrium, a studio 

for dance classes, a room for 

meetings or arts and crafts, a catering 

kitchen and an office. 

The building has a capacity of 

250. 

“People are really excited for it 

to open. There’s been a long delay 

and they’ve commented on 

what a lovely looking building it 

is,” he said. 

The centre had to be rebuilt 

after sustaining significant 

damage during the February 22, 

2011, earthquake, which struck 

about 2km from Mt Pleasant. 

The facility was under-insured 

at the time of the earthquake 

and received a $1.6m insurance 

pay out. 

The city council contributed 

$1.66m to the community-led 

repair, but the association still 

needs to raise about $350,000 to 

pay off a loan borrowed for the 

construction. 

The residents’ association is 

asking residents to donate to the 

rebuild fund via their website, 

but the centre will open regardless. 

The new centre will be blessed 

prior to its official opening on 

Friday. Members of the public 

are invited to the blessing 

ceremony at 7am. It will be 

officially opened at 6pm with a 

private ceremony. 

CONSENT SOUGHT AGAIN 

Kidsfirst has reapplied for a 

resource consent to build a 

kindergarten on McCormacks 

Bay Rd. Kidsfirst initially 

applied for resource consent in 

June to run a 50-person early 

childhood centre next to the Mt 

Pleasant Community Centre 

but were declined due to a city 

council mistake. A number of 

homeowners are opposing the 

consent as it blocks their sea 

view and they believe it is too 

dangerous to build a centre on the 

plot of land. The hearing has been 

set for October 18. 

STEDLEY PL WORK 

Footpath and carriageway repairs 

will close Stedley Pl next week. 

Downer will shut the street to 

traffic but access will be maintained 

for residents and there will 

be no on-street parking around 

the work site. The work will begin 

on Monday, October 17, and is 

expected to take about two weeks. 

DETOURS IN PLACE 

A waste water pipe will be relayed 

on Mt Pleasant Rd which will 

cause traffic detours. The road 

will be one-way uphill, between 

247 and 255 Mt Pleasant Rd, and 

downhill traffic will be detoured 

via Belleview Tce and Major 

Hornbrook Rd. The work is expected 

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PUPILS FROM the Bay area 

will feature in an international 

documentary after their David 

Bowie tribute song got picked 

up by an Italian filmmaker. 

The song, Starman in 

the Stars, was written and 

performed by Mandi Miller, 

Mark Wilson, their band All 

the Queen’s Horses and a choir 

of school students. 

An Italian film project, 

Ritratti, will use the music 

video in a collective multimedia 

film called BowieNext. 

Ms Miller, of Woolston, 

is overjoyed with the news, 

saying she had hoped the track 

would get snapped up and 

used. 

“I have been promoting it 

and been trying to find people 

that are making David Bowie 

documentaries, so this is really 

exciting,” she said. 

Pupils from Sumner School, 

THE NEXT GENERATION: Pupils from Somerfield and 

nearby schools sung their heart out in tribute to Bowie. 

Redcliffs School, Heathcote 

Valley School, Somerfield 

School and former school 

pupils helped record the 

track at Orange Studios in 

Ferrymead. 

It was made as a tribute 

to the late David Bowie who 

passed away in January this 

year. 

“They all learnt the chorus 

and held down the main 

melody and I improvised over 

top of them. Their voices really 

stand out,” Ms Miller said. 

“The added element of the 

children in the video was really 

significant to me because Bowie 

was still making music up until 

he passed and I think they’re a 

new generation of Bowie fans.” 

Ms Miller has been a singing 

teacher at Sumner School for 

nearly 10 years and also teaches 

at Redcliffs School. 

The 26 students that feature 

are current and former singing 

students of hers. 

“There are some really 

good voices out there and the 

children are such good kids. 

They’re kind and considerate 

people but, vocally, I’ve had 

some amazing singers come 

through,” she said. 

Mr Wilson and Ms Miller 

make up the cover duo X-Files 

and are also part of the rock 

band Retrosonic and All the 

Queen’s Horses. 

The duo are now working on 

their next video after filming a 

video in the United States. 

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Bowie).” 

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PROPOSED WORK: Lyttelton Port of Christchurch plans to dredge a deeper and wider 

navigation channel in the harbour. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

Port seeks consent to 

deepen harbour bed 

ZIGGY STARDUST: Iconic 

singer-songwriter David Bowie 

passed away in January this 

year. 

HONOURING AN IDOL: Mandi 

Miller wrote and sang Starman 

in the Stars as a tribute to 

Bowie. 


LYTTELTON PORT of 

Christchurch has applied 

for a resource consent for its 

proposed multi-million dollar 

dredging project. 

LPC is proposing to excavate 

the seabed to deepen, widen 

and lengthen the channel to 

allow larger ships to access the 

port. 

The port company requested 

the consent be publicly 

notified so people can lodge 

a submission in support or 

opposition of the application. 

An Environment Canterbury 

spokesperson said the consent 

will be publicly notified within 

this month. 

LPC is proposing to lengthen 

the existing channel by 6.5km, 

widen it by 20m and increase 

the depth by up to 5-6m. 

The dredging project will see 

sediment excavated from the 

channel and deposited offshore 

6km from Godley Head. 

The project is expected to 

cost between $80m and $120m. 

Over the last 10 years, 

the size of container ships 

internationally has doubled 

and the largest vessels visiting 

the port carry more than 4500 

containers. 

After the dredging project 

is complete, larger vessels will 

have up to 8000 containers. 

Construction work has also 

begun at the port on a new 

head office after the Norwich 

Quay building suffered 

earthquake damage in 2011. 

Work is underway in the 

container terminal to create a 

building for the operations and 

administration team. 

Piling for the building will 

begin soon and residents are 

told to expect noise. 

The work involves driving 

over 80 piles about 20-30m 

deep. 

Work will begin around 

October 17 and continue for up 

to 25 days. 

SCIRT programme on 

the home straight 

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 and the road sealed. 

• Lyttelton is still busy with ongoing retaining wall repairs, underground pipe and roading 

repairs that 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 the end of November. 

Your support is helping us to get the job done. 

Thank you from the SCIRT team. 

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info? 

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info@scirt.co.nz 

Phone: 

941 8999 

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COMMUNITY BUILDING: Chris Doudney and Christine Toner, of the Redcliffs Residents’ 

Association, want the Redcliffs Community Pavilion to be repaired so it can be used 

again. 

Pavilion work halted 


WORK ON the Redcliffs 

Community Pavilion is at a 

standstill before physical work 

has even begun. 

The design for the refurbished 

pavilion cost more 

than the $100,000 budget, 

which means an agreement 

between the Redcliffs Residents’ 

Association and the 

city council can’t move ahead. 

“Until a design can be 

confirmed that is within the 

existing budget, we are unable 

to proceed with a memorandum 

of understanding 

with council to progress the 

project,” Redcliffs Residents’ 

Association chairman Chris 

Doudney said. 

The city council agreed to 

sign a MOU with the residents’ 

association to repair 

the earthquake-damaged 

pavilion to a basic standard. 

Ownership would then be 

transferred to the residents’ 

association for $1 once it was 

complete and the association 

would lease the land the 

pavilion sits on from the city 

council. 

But Mr Doudney said 

building reports and estimates 

have eaten up half of 

the allocated funds. 

“The estimate is $300,000 

will be needed so the funding 

is nowhere near enough,” he 

said. 

Mr Doudney said the 

community feel the $100,000 

would’ve been enough to 

make the building safe and 

complete most of a refurbishment. 

The council-led project is 

only due to bring the building 

up to the standard it was 

before the February, 22, 2011 

earthquake. 

App will 

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dolphins 

A NEW app called Hector’s 

Dolphin Sightings has been 

launched for Kiwis to map the 

endangered animal. 

The free smartphone app has 

been created for dolphin watchers 

to help with research and 

fill in knowledge gaps on the 

species. 

The smartphone app was 

developed by ThunderMaps in 

conjunction with Whale & Dolphin 

Conservation consultant 

Gemma McGrath. 

“Locals are excellent citizen 

scientists. You’re out observing 

the environment every day,” Ms 

McGrath said. 

“With correct species identification, 

you can provide real 

scientific data. Hector’s dolphins 

are very distinctive from other 

dolphins. There’s nothing pointy 

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Mud and lots of photo glory 


REDCLIFFS resident Kai 

Schwoerer has taken second 

place in the 2016 International 

Photography Awards. 

Mr Schwoerer’s Rugby in the 

mud shows young rugby players 

in a ruck at a first XV rugby 

match between Christ’s College 

and Shirley Boys’ High School. 

The German-born 

photographer said it was a huge 

accomplishment for him. 

“It’s a great feeling, I feel like 

a winner. It’s second place but 

it doesn’t matter because being 

among the winners at this 

competition means you are a 

winner,” he said. 

The 2016 International 

Photography Awards received 

nearly 15,000 submissions from 

103 countries. 

The photo competition is one 

of the most highly regarded 

photography competitions in the 

world. 

His photo will now be 

exhibited in New York and at 

other shows around the world 

alongside other competition 

winners. 

“I’ve won other awards 

and they brought big money 

but this isn’t about money or 

anything. This competition 

has such a good image that it 

will bring really good exposure 

as it’s highly ranked in the 

photography world,” he 

said. 

Mr Schwoerer started out 

his career as a sports journalist 

and often had to take his own 

pictures when photographers 

weren’t available. 

He enjoyed it so much 

he gradually he made the 

transition to just being a sport 

photographer. 

He’s shot at the countless 

football matches all over Europe, 

the London 2012 Olympic 

Games and the 2013 UEFA 

Champions League Final. 

“I was really lucky because 

my first photo project got 

me started. That was when I 

photographed famous German 

Bundesliga football players I 

knew personally on the pitches 

where they started their career. 

The photos were average but a 

highly-regarded photo agency 

asked if they could distribute the 

photos and that got me a step in 

the door,” he said. 

Mr Schwoerer continues 

to work all over the world for 

clients like Getty Images, sports 

associations, clubs, organisers 

and sponsors. 

He moved to New Zealand at 

the beginning of last year and he 

lives with his wife and new-born 

child in Redcliffs. 

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Buying Your First Home – 

Impossible? Maybe Not. 

Is a $5000 savings account enough 

to purchase a $450,000 first home 

in Christchurch? General opinion 

would say, “No, not in your dreams!” 

Mr and Mrs Smith – married with 

2 children 

Recently I assisted Mr and Mrs Smith* 

with their first home purchase - a 

$450,000 3 bedroom, renovated 

home close to the hill suburbs. 

They both qualified to withdraw 

their Kiwisaver savings, Mr Smith’s 

withdrawal totaling $14,000 and Mrs 

Smith’s $16,000. They also both 

qualified for the Kiwisaver Homestart 

Grant of $5000 each. These 

amounts together with their $5000 

savings totalled $45,000, or 10% of 

the purchase price. 

They obtained approval for a 

Kiwibank Welcome Home Loan 

for the remaining $405,000. They 

are now happily living in their own 

home with current weekly mortgage 

repayments of $451- the same as 

their previous rental payments. 

Ben and Jerry – flatmates for 

previous 2 years 

Another client, Ben, and his flatmate, 

Jerry*, together purchased a new 3 

bedroom home in a subdivision for 

$520,000. They purchased in equal 

shares each contributing $260,000. 

They set up a legal agreement 

recording their rights and obligations 

concerning their ownership of the 

house. 

Their purchase price was made up as 

follows: 

Ben: $15,000 Kiwisaver Withdrawal, 

$10,000 Homestart Grant, $1,000 

gift from parents, $234,000 Westpac 

Welcome Home Loan. 

Jerry: $10,000 Kiwisaver Withdrawal, 

$10,000 Homestart Grant, $6,000 

savings, $234,000 Westpac Welcome 

Home Loan. 

Their current mortgage repayments 

are $212 per week each. However 

recently, they decided to take on 

another flatmate who pays $180 

a week for her room. They share 

equally in this rent, thereby reducing 

their weekly mortgage repayments to 

just $122 each. 

Kiwisaver withdrawal 

As long as you leave a minimum 

balance of $1000 in your Kiwisaver 

savings account, you may be entitled 

to withdraw the rest to use towards 

your first home purchase. 

You must meet all of the following 

eligibility criteria: 

• Have been a member of Kiwisaver 

for the previous 3 years or more; 

• You must intend to live in the 

property (ie it cannot be an 

investment); 

• You must have not owned 

property before (you may still 

qualify for this withdrawal if you’ve 

owned a property previously) 

Housing New Zealand Homestart 

Grant 

If you are eligible to withdraw 

from your Kiwisaver account, you 

may also qualify for the Homestart 

Grant. The Homestart Grant pays 

$1000 for every year you’ve been 

a member of Kiwisaver, up to a 

maximum of $5000, for an existing 

home. It pays $2000 for every year 

you’ve been a member, up to a 

maximum of $10,000 for a brand 

new home (which definition includes 

a home which received its code of 

compliance less than 6 months prior 

to Housing New Zealand receiving 

your application for a Homestart 

Grant). Like Ben and Jerry, a 

couple purchasing a new home will 

potentially receive up to $20,000. 

To be eligible for the Homestart 

Grant you must meet the following 

criteria in addition to the above 

Kiwisaver withdrawal criteria: 

• You have contributed the minimum 

3% of your income to Kiwisaver for 

at least the last 3 years; 

• A sole purchaser must have earned 

$85,000 or less in the previous 12 

months, or if there are two of you 

a combined income of $135,000 or 

less; 

• You have a deposit of 10% of the 

purchase price – this may include 

your Kiwisaver withdrawal amount 

and any money gifted by a family 

member. 

• If you are buying in the 

Christchurch region, the purchase 

price is no more than $500,000 

for an existing house, or $550,000 

for a new home. 

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Each set of lending criteria may 

differ amongst the different banks 

and lenders, however, will include 

your ability to service the loan, your 

credit history, and your financial 

circumstances. 

Conclusion 

Despite the increasingly out-of-reach 

house prices, there are possibilities 

to get into your first home without 

having to save a $100,000-plus 

deposit. I am happy to assist and 

provide a legal fees estimate for any 

first-home buyers. Please phone for a 

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Support local 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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Port Hills Labour 

MP Ruth Dyson 

talks about the 

importance 

of banding 

together as 

a community 

post-quake and supporting 

local businesses 

Everywhere you turn, there are 

signs of the buds of recovery in our 

communities – alongside the buds 

in the garden with the beautiful 

spring weather arriving. 

From the Redcliffs Library, the 

Ferry Road New World to the 

Beachville Rd sea wall and the 

Coastal Pathway development in 

this area through to the amazing 

Mt Pleasant Memorial Community 

Centre (isn’t that a magnificent 

addition to the causeway). Then 

there’s the Heathcote Community 

Centre and Library, the start of the 

Sumner Community Centre, plus 

the beginning of the work to reopen 

Evans Pass/Sumner Rd from 

Sumner to Lyttelton. 

These developments lift people’s 

spirits and are great signs of the 

progress of rebuilding our city and 

community facilities. They should 

be celebrated not just as new 

buildings, facilities or structures, 

but as a recognition of the determination 

of our communities to 

work together, get the best design 

and plans and deliver something 

that is fit for purpose for the future 

needs of local residents. 

Every new step is a tribute to 

the many local people who have 

worked hard to turn vision into 

reality. 

Our local businesses deserve 

to have tribute paid to them as 

well. The last six years have been 

very hard on our business owners, 

as the population drop, street 

closures, parking disruptions and 

a lack of confidence diminishing 

the dollars spent have challenged 

them. Continued road works and 

traffic disruption is still challenging! 

But with the support 

of local residents, most of our 

businesses have survived. Many 

have changed the way they operate 

to adapt to the changed needs of 

their customers or to attract new 

customers. 

So please continue to support 

the local shops in your area – 

even when other options are available. 

We all have heard that old 

saying “you don’t know what 

you’ve got til it’s gone” and if we 

don’t continue to support them, 

they may not survive in the future. 

That would be a loss for all of us. 

NO SPACE: More cemetery plots are needed in Akaroa as the four cemeteries are at capacity. 

Bay Harbour News asked 

readers what they thought 

of the lack of burial plots in 

Akaroa and whether they 

think another cemetery 

should be created 

Roland Matthews 

Regarding more burial plots, I 

think they are a sad waste of the 

world’s resources. Why should 

someone who has spent their 

life consuming these resources 

continue to do so after they have 

died? 

Personally, I think cemeteries 

should be dug up and planted 

with trees to return to the Earth 

what we have so mercilessly 

taken. 

Bay Harbour News asked 

readers if they thought 

there should be more 

enforcement and security 

in Lyttelton to deter crime 

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(There) most definitely needs 

to be more enforcement and 

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that had been delivered. 

Much more needs to be done. 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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James Street Preschool had a fun time last week 

to celebrate the holidays. On Monday, the children 

brought their bikes in for wheels day. On Tuesday, 

they made smoothies. On Wednesday, it was wacky 

hair day. On Thursday, it was the teddy bears’ picnic, 

where the children brought their favourite soft toy 

to pre-school and had a picnic outside on the deck 

in the sunshine. On Friday, it was Star Wars day and 

there were Storm Troopers, Darth Vaders, Princess 

Leia, a Chewbacca and Wicket the Ewok. 

HOT WHEELS: The pre-school children had some 

two-wheeled fun. 

SEEING RED: Dexter put red through 

his locks for wacky hair day. 

HEALTHY EATING: Emily and Zarah chose from an array of fruit 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN 

The Mt Pleasant Oscar holiday programme has 

been busy in spite of the not so great weather. 

There was a huge range of activities on offer for 

pupils enjoying the two-week holiday break. Pupils 

from Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs and Sumner schools 

all signed up for the holiday programme. Week 

one included Clip ’n’ Climb, on-site tournaments, 

swimming at Jellie Park and a fish and chip lunch. 

Week two included ice skating, Puss in Boots at The 

Court Theatre, zorb bumper ball fun, Xgolf, which is 

new to the holiday programme, as well as helping 

the SPCA, movies at Sumner, a Pantomime in the 

city and a pizza lunch. 

TAKING A DIP: Children took to Jellie Park 

pools to cool down after a week of activities. 

HEAD OVER HEELS: Mason had fun rolling 

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Redcliffs 109 Bay View Road 

South New Brighton 21 Falcon Street 

Redcliffs 242E Main Road 

Opawa 24 Keswick Street 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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Sumner strikes gold SPORTS 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

THREE NATIONAL records 

were set by Sumner surf 

lifesavers at the national pool 

championships in Auckland. 

Sumner Surf Lifesaving Club 

sent 12 athletes to the competition, 

which was held at the AUT 

Millenium’s Sir Owen G. Glenn 

National Aquatic Centre over 

three days of competition in a 

range of activities. 

About 600 athletes from 

New Zealand, and 10 from 

New South Wales in Australia, 

competed over the course of the 

three days. 

Sumner won 13 medals, 

including six golds, and earned 

a total of 36 points which 

put them in eighth place 

overall. 

Sumner club captain Henry 

Lawson said for some of the 

athletes to return as national 

record holders is a great achievement. 

“The club is stoked with how 

the competition went, we 

had some really outstanding 

results. We didn’t expect that 

level of success at all, that was 

definitely a little bit of a surprise,” 

he said. 

The competition was won by 

the Mt Maunganui Lifeguard 

Service with 162 points - more 

than 50 ahead of second placed 

Orewa. 

The three national record 

holders for Sumner were Cassie 

Wright, who beat the women’s 

under 19 swim with fins 50m 

event record; Matthew Phillips 

beat the men’s open swim with 

fins 50m event record; and the 

combined efforts of Brittany 

Tucker, Wright, Olivia Mason, 

and Courtney Quinn now hold 

the record for the women’s open 

4 x 25m manikin relay. 

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Service: 162; 2. Orewa SLSC: 

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Red Beach SLSC: 56; 6. Lyall 

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YACHTING AWARD 

Mt Pleasant Yacht Club’s Keith 

Hays has been named one of this 

year’s Volvo Excellence Service 

Award winners. Mr Hays’ dedication 

to junior sailors at the club in 

the aftermath of the earthquakes 

was recognised by Yachting New 

Zealand recently. He has been 

involved with the club since the 

1980s. The awards evening will be 

held in Auckland next month. 

CRICKET COLLAPSE 

Sumner Cricket Club’s senior side 

collapsed on the final day of their 

two-day match against Merivale- 

Papanui on Saturday. Sumner 

resumed the second day in a strong 

position having taken a first innings 

lead of 50 and, after a strong 

bowling attack, left themselves with 

103 runs to chase. Sumner managed 

to reach 97/7 before losing all 

three remaining wickets without 

scoring again. The team will next 

take on Heathcote at St Leonards 

Square. 

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Sumner Running Club has tasted 

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36km Abel Tasman Classic, David 

Fitch placed second overall with a 

time of 2hr 37min 45secs. In the Mt 

Cook half marathon on Saturday, 

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home second place. 

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From Treviso to Sumner SPORTS 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

A PROFESSIONAL rugby coach 

who formerly plied his trade in 

Italy will look to turn Sumner 

into a “champion” club. 

Martin Field-Dodgson (left) 

is fresh from a 

10-year-stint 

with Benetton 

Treviso, a Pro12 

competition side, 

where over that 

time he was the 

club’s academy 

manager, skills 

and performance coach, and assistant 

coach. 

Pro12 is a European competition, 

contested by the top Italian, 

Irish, Welsh and Scottish teams. 

In previous years, All Blacks 

such as John Kirwan and Craig 

Green have played for the club. 

Prior to his work in Italy, Field- 

Dodgson worked for Queensland 

Rugby Union and coached the 

Brothers club in Brisbane, where 

in 2005, the club won a national 

title. 

He made the move back to 

Christchurch after a conversation 

with now Crusaders and 

Canterbury coach Scott Robertson, 

who suggested he should 

lead the seaside suburb. 

“I’m originally from Christchurch, 

in the Cashmere hills area. 

I went to secondary school here 

but with the old man’s job we 

moved around a bit, but I always 

considered here home. I enjoyed 

the beach and that kind of thing. 

“I’d been in touch [with Robertson] 

for a while, he said after 

looking at my CV ‘you’ve done a 

lot of assistant coaching, but you 

need to run your own ship, get 

involved in club rugby’,” Field- 

Dodgson said. 

When he touched down in 

the city, Robertson took him 

to a Sumner team training and 

watched videos of previous 

matches. 

“. . . there are lots of good individuals 

involved with the club, 

but I saw some small things that 

I could change that would have a 

good effect,” he said. 

After only a few weeks in 

charge, the new coach has selfproclaimed 

“lofty” ideas and 

goals for the club. 

“[My goal is] without getting 

too specific, to turn Sumner into 

a champion club. That might not 

mean we end up lifting the trophy 

at the end of the season, but 

everything we do as a club we do 

as if we are the champions. That 

means champion training sessions, 

and getting that mentality 

into every single drill,” he said. 

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is a contrast to Stadio 

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(below) in Treviso 

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Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Today, 10-11am 

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 

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Meditation and Buddhism 

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Each class consists of a guided 

meditation and a talk based on 

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Suggested donation of $10 

Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre, 3 McCormacks Bay Rd 

Create ‘n’ Connect Art and 

Craft group 

Thursday October 13, 9.30amnoon 

Go and enjoy creativity in 

company! Take your project 

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inspiration for something new to 

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022 6781252. 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

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rhymes, fingerplays and other 

book related activities. The 

programmes are especially 

suitable for under two-year-olds. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library at 

Trinity Hall, free. 

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 

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easy and affordable way without 

the up-front cost of having to 

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Naval Point Club Lyttelton, 

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Drayton Reserve working bee 

Saturday and Saturday 

(October 29), 2-4pm 

The working group has been 

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trees which used to grow 

in the local area. There is a lot 

to do and everyone is welcome 

to be a part of the initiative to 

rejuvenate the native forest. If 

Banks Peninsula Walking Festival. November 5–26. 

Here’s one for the calendar: The Banks Peninsula Walking Festival is back again. The festival 

celebrates the stunning scenery and intimate communities of Banks Peninsula. The event is 

designed by local people who love to share their passion for this special place with people 

from the wider community. Participants will enjoy a refreshing walk and are guaranteed an 

enjoyable experience as they relax, meet new people and together absorb the stories and 

atmosphere of this rugged land. Visit the Project Lyttelton website for the full list of walks and 

details on them. Lyttelton Harbour Information Centre, 20 Oxford St, Lyttelton 

the weather is bad, the alternative 

dates will be October 22 and 

November 5. 

For more information, phone 

Dave Bryce on 021 363498. 

Meet at the Avery Place 

entrance if you would like to help 

planting native seedlings in the 

nearby area of the reserve. 

Mt Pleasant art exhibition 

Saturday 6-9pm, Sunday 

10am-3pm 

Go take part in the annual Mt 

Pleasant art exhibition. This year 

the exhibition will be held at the 

new Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre in its stunning location 

overlooking the estuary. The 

exhibition will transform the 

community centre into an art 

gallery and will be held over two 

days – an evening gala opening 

on Saturday (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, Mt 

Pleasant 

Storytimes / Wā Kōrero 

Tuesday (October 18) 11- 

11.30am 

Programme for pre-schoolers 

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and rhymes. Kōrero pukapuka, 

pūoru, korikori. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library at 

Trinity Hall, free. 

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Sunday, October 23, 10am- 

4pm 

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spring fair at Orton Bradley 

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and more. Entry fee: Adults $5 

and children free. Free parking 

available. 

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or garden restoration. 

Phone 021 272 0303 

Is HOME the best place for me as I age? 

This is a question many older people (and 

their loved ones) ask as they approach their 

senior years. Can I still live in my own home? 

What can I do to stay independent at home for 

as long as possible? 

Catherine and Louise at Port Hill Therapists, 

are experienced Occupational Therapists 

whose passion is to enable people to THRIVE 

in their senior years. As registered health 

professionals, we understand the challenges 

that aging creates when it comes to retaining 

your independence. 

At Port Hill Therapists, we work with our 

clients to come up with individually tailored 

solutions to make the home environment safer 

or ways to enable greater ease and independence 

accessing the home, bathroom and toilet or 

getting about the garden. We also look at 

finding different ways of performing tasks such 

as looking after yourself, housekeeping, staying 

active and getting out and about. 

Understanding and managing issues such 

as pain, fatigue, stress or loss of confidence is 

something we can also help with; providing 

solutions that will work for you. Port Hill 

Therapists have many connections in the local 

community with other health providers, inhome 

services, tradespeople etc whom we can 

connect you with. 

An Initial Assessment of your needs takes 

between 1 and 2 hours and a plan is developed 

from there. Initial cost is $130 plus travel. 

To discuss your needs or to book a 

consultation in your home call Port Hill 

Therapists 027 221 9071 or 337 9602 or 

visit us at www.porthilltherapists.co.nz 

Louise Tapper & 

Catherine Fink 

Occupational Therapy 

for Seniors 

Stay safe and 

confident at home 

Independence with 

daily activities 

Live a full life, the 

way you want it 

For an in-home assessment of your 

needs call Catherine or Louise 

(Registered Occupational Therapists) 

Port Hill Therapists 

027 221 9071 or 021 0231 3482 

3379602 

email: info@porthilltherapists.co.nz 

www.porthilltherapists.co.nz 

Professional and honest 

team with a great network of 

sub-contractors available 

We specialise in insurance 

repairs, painting, plastering, 

house renovations, new builds, 

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office@daylejonesbuilders.co.nz 

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We offer: 

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For a free quote call us on 

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www.jimstrees.co.nz 

We Build Great 

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or 027 746 7632 

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site in Redcliffs. This boutique style salon, 

run by Susie Spearing ITEC London is 

where all your beauty needs can be met. 

Susie is from London and arrived in NZ 

18 years ago. She has lived and worked in 

Redcliffs for the past 14 years and with her 

children attending Redcliffs School, Susie 

loves being part of the community. 

Her day is varied, as she offers a wide 

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Prices are very reasonable. Waxing starts 

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include Brow Shape $12, Lash/Brow Tint 

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Susie offers the perfect gift for any 

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