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Couple’s services 

to sport recognised 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

A SUMNER couple, mad on cricket, 

have been made life members of 

the Canterbury Metro Cricket 

Association in recognition of 

decades of work in the sport. 

Tim and Lesley Murdoch were acknowledged 

recently for collectively 

being part of the sport for more 

than 80 years. 

Mr Murdoch has been involved 

with Riccarton Cricket Club since 

1974 as a player, committee member, 

and treasurer among other titles. 

While Mr Murdoch’s wife Lesley, 

who is also a well-known sports 

journalist and radio personality 

on Newstalk ZB, was recognised 

for a long playing career including 

representing the country in two 

• By Annabelle Dick and Bridget 

Rutherford 

REDCLIFFS SCHOOL expects 

to know where its new site will 

be by the end of the week – but 

the Ministry of Education says 

otherwise. 

A feasibility study into whether 

it would be realistic to move 

the school from its Main Rd site 

to Barnett Park or another location 

has been completed. 

Board of Trustees spokesman 

Mark Robberds said the Ministry 

of Education told them a 

decision will be released on the 

World Cup tournaments, her work 

growing the women’s game, and 

being a member of the New Zealand 

Cricket Board. 

Mr Murdoch was humbled by the 

award, and said he was one of many 

who have contributed to Riccarton’s 

success over the years. 

“It’s nice to be recognised for the 

work you do, I’ve been involved for 

a long time and am passionate about 

being involved with the club – I’ve 

done my share along with lots of 

others,” he said. 

Mr Murdoch said it was a “lovely” 

moment for him and his wife to be 

named as life members. 

Mrs Murdoch said she “takes her 

hat off” to other volunteers involved 

in cricket at the grass roots level. 

Confusion over school decision 

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school site by the end of October. 

But Ministry of Education 

head of sector enablement and 

support Kim Shannon told Bay 

Harbour News that Education 

Minister Hekia Parata has two 

months to deliver a verdict. 

Ms Parata will base her final 

decision on where the school 

should be situated on the findings 

of the feasibility study. 

Redcliffs School received the 

news it would remain open in 

July after Ms Parata proposed 

to shut it down due to rock fall 

concerns. 

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The school has been temporarily 

based at the Van Asch Deaf 

Education Centre in Sumner 

since 2011. 

Ms Shannon said it wouldn’t 

release the feasibility study 

until Ms Parata announced her 

decision. 

“The minister has indicated a 

decision will be announced later 

this year,” she said. 

But the board is still confident 

they will get their answer by the 

end of the week. 

“We’re definitely expecting it 

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that’s the indication the minister 

has given us all the way along,” 

Mr Robberds said. 

The Ministry of Education, the 

city council and school’s board 

of trustees have worked together 

to consider the site options. 

Following the feasibility report 

findings, Redcliffs School still 

wants to return to its former location. 

However, it is open to an 

alternate one, said Mr Robberds. 

Port Hills Labour MP Ruth 

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Wednesday October 26 2016 

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

CONGRATULATIONS to Tim 

and Lesley Murdoch for receiving 

their life memberships of 

Canterbury Cricket. 

The Sumner husband and wife 

roundly deserve the accolades 

after their lifetime of involvement 

in the sport from playing 

to administration (see our article 

on page 1). 

Also congratulations to 

Andrew Turner, the Lytteltonbased 

city councillor who will be 

deputy mayor for the next three 

years. 

Andrew is a Yorkshireman 

who came to Lyttelton in 2003 

and he and his partner bought 

the Empire Hotel. 

He has also been partner in 

the London St Dairy, and Harris 

and Turner Fresh Foods. 

A future mayor? 

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Your Local Views......... 8 

Sport...................................14,15 

Community Events...18 

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BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 3 

From grocer to deputy mayor HISTORIC 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

IN 2009, a group of Lyttelton 

business owners were fighting 

against a plan to upgrade the 

main street during summer – 

their biggest trading period. 

Back then, the cruise ships 

were still visiting Lyttelton, and 

business owners wanted the 

work on London St to be done 

in the winter so it would not 

disrupt their trading. 

They won the battle. Fastforward 

six years and Andrew 

Turner is facing a bigger challenge 

– the role of deputy mayor. 

“I guess if there was one thing 

I would say marked my foray 

into local politics, it probably 

was that,” he said. 

Mr Turner said there had been 

“conversations” since the election 

that led to Mayor Lianne 

Dalziel announcing him as her 

deputy at last week’s inaugural 

meeting. 

“I’m very pleased to have the 

role. There’s a compliment there 

that Lianne has asked me to 

perform this role.” 

Originally from Yorkshire, 

United Kingdom, Mr Turner’s 

background has always been in 

business development. 

He moved to Lyttelton in 

2003, and he and his partner 

SWORN IN: Deputy mayor Andrew Turner and Mayor Lianne 

Dalziel at the inaugural city council meeting last Thursday. 

PHOTO: CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL 

bought the Empire Hotel and 

“brought it back to life”. 

Although they sold it in 2009, 

Mr Turner said he was sad to see 

it come down after the February 

2011 earthquake. 

Following that, he was coowner 

of London St Dairy, and 

Harris and Turner Fresh Foods. 

That led him to become chairman 

of Lyttelton Harbour Business 

Association – a role he held 

for four years. 

Mr Turner was elected as 

councillor for Banks Peninsula 

in 2013, winning by five votes 

over now National MP Nuk 

Korako. 

Previously he served on the 

Lyttelton-Mt Herbert Community 

Board for a term, and was 

involved in the Lyttelton Master 

Plan process and earthquake 

recovery. 

He said the past three years 

had been full of challenges and 

was “foundation-laying.” 

“Last term was really getting 

to grips with what we’d inherited. 

It was dealing with those 

big issues of finance, insurance, 

infrastructure, housing, earthquake 

settlements and so on.” 

But this term posed a different 

type of challenge – finishing off 

the work the last council started. 

He wanted to see community 

boards getting more power, and 

the completion of city council 

projects such as the town hall, 

Central Library and cycleways 

completed. 

Mr Turner said as part of his 

supporting role to Ms Dalziel, he 

would need to be more open to 

talking to the media. 

“I’m going to need to be approachable 

and I’m going to 

need to be responding quickly to 

those kind of queries.” 

So is he keen for the top job in 

three years? 

“Three years is a long time and 

a lot can happen. I think that’s a 

conversation we’d be wanting to 

have closer to the time.” 

In Brief 

WALL REPAIR 

Lyttelton’s 149-year-old Sutton 

Quay retaining wall will be saved 

as contractors work to fix it. 

The parapet of the wall is being 

restored after sustaining major 

damage during the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. The wall 

originally supported a ramp that 

gave access to the port and was 

built of stones fashioned from 

Port Hills trachyte. It will have a 

double skin of the removed stones 

and steel reinforcing bars in 

between. The project is scheduled 

to be completed in December. 

PROTECTION FROM ROCKS 

Heberden Ave will be closed as a 

rock protection wall is installed. 

Fulton Hogan will be modifying 

existing services and building a 

1.5m rock protection wall on the 

edge of the existing footpath for 

the length of the site. Pedestrians 

will be affected and there will 

be detours in place. Work is 

expected to continue until 

November 30. 

ROAD CLOSURE 

Cannon Hill Cres will be closed 

at the intersection of Bridle Path 

Rd for about two weeks from 

today. Downer is repairing the 

road. Stage two will begin in the 

northbound lane of Bridle Path 

Rd and traffic lights will be in 

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COMING 

TOGETHER: 

The new 

community 

centre and 

volunteer 

library 

could be 

up and 

running by 

Christmas. 

Library making fast progress 

• By Annabelle Dick 

HEATHCOTE Valley’s 

community centre and volunteer 

library could be open by the end 

of the year. 

The new combined facility is 

being constructed on the Bridle 

Path Rd site of the former community 

centre. 

The combined insurance proceeds 

from the former community 

centre and library buildings 

of $807,000 has been put towards 

the cost of the new building. 

The remainder of the $912,000 

project has been funded by a 

grant and the city council. 

Heathcote Valley Community 

Association chairwoman Jackie 

Maurice said the building process 

has been quick and smooth. 

“It’s at the stage where I think 

we’re going to be taking the 

scaffolding down soon and we’re 

hopeful that it may even be finished 

by Christmas,” she said. 

The old Heathcote Valley 

Community Library, which was 

situated on Martindales Rd, 

and the community centre were 

both demolished after sustaining 

damage in the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake. 

Work began on the new buildings 

at the end of June this year 

to create a facility which will 

have several meeting areas, a 

kitchen, bathroom facilities and 

a large deck. 

Before construction began, the 

community was consulted over 

what they wanted the centre to 

look like. 

Ms Maurice said while the 

facility has gone up in a matter 

of months, the planning, tendering 

and city council negotiations 

took several years. 

“We were one of the first 

community centres the council 

had thought about rebuilding 

so there were a few teething 

problems because it was a new 

process. But, once we got to the 

point that we could agree on how 

it should look, it’s been remarkably 

quick,” she said. 

She said the community can’t 

wait to utilise the new building. 

Kindergarten decision 

expected next month 


A DECISION will be released 

at the start of next month on 

whether a kindergarten will be 

rebuilt on a contentious site. 

Commissioner Justine Ashley 

considered Kidsfirst’s resource 

consent application for a 50-person 

early childhood centre at a 

Resource Management Act hearing 

last Tuesday. 

A city council spokeswoman 

said a decision will be issued 

within 15 working days after 

the hearing, which will be by 

November 5. 

Kidsfirst applied for resource 

consent to re-establish a kindergarten 

at 3 McCormacks Bay Rd 

in June, but were declined due to 

a city council mistake. 

A property on the street was 

meant to notified about the 

application but they weren’t 

initially seen as a property 

affected by the centre, so 

Kidsfirst had to resubmit their 

application. 

Kidsfirst wants to introduce 

a larger 248 sq m kindergarten 

after their Mt Pleasant 

kindergarten was damaged in the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

The new centre would run 

UP IN THE AIR: This reserve on McCormacks Bay Rd next to the 

Mt Pleasant Memorial Community Centre could be turned into a 

kindergarten. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

longer hours from 8am to 5pm, 

with an estimated 200 vehicles 

expected to move in and out of 

McCormacks Bay Rd. 

The plan is to locate the 

childhood centre 30m west of 

the former kindergarten but a 

number of residents opposed the 

application. 

Homeowners said the narrow 

strip is a dangerous place 

for a kindergarten, as busy 

thoroughfare Main Rd is only 

metres away and McCormacks 

Bay Rd has a blind corner. 

“While the community centre 

was being rebuilt, there was three 

accidents – one of them had their 

door cleaned right off its hinges,” 

said Graham Keats, a neighbour 

of the proposed childhood 

centre. 

“It’s really bad from a safety 

aspect as kids are going to be 

loaded and unloaded during the 

peak times for traffic.” 

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BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 5 

Road layout changes proposed 

In Brief 


DIAMOND HARBOUR could 

be getting a new traffic and 

footpath layout to address its 

“confusing” road system. 

The Diamond Harbour Community 

Association and city 

council staff have been working 

together to formulate a plan to 

enhance the village following 

the earthquakes. 

The draft proposal will be 

revealed on Saturday at a community 

meeting, with three 

footpath options. 

In January, they decided the 

pathway was a priority as visitors 

to the village got confused 

with the layout, 

DHCA chairman 

Richard 

Suggate (left) 

said. 

“We need to 

separate out 

pedestrian traffic from vehicle 

traffic and parking too because 

at the moment everything’s 

mixed up with each other. It’s all 

jumbled,” he said. 

The draft proposal recommendations 

should link up the 

community’s key facilities and a 

redesigned traffic layout around 

the village centre. 

The footpath would link the 

Godley House site, the cemetery, 

CHANGE NEEDED: Diamond Harbour’s village centre could be revamped to make the roading 

and footpath system less confusing. 

Stoddart Point Reserve, the 

shops, the community and 

medical centres, Stoddart Cottage, 

the playcentre and local 

sports clubs. 

The public meeting will be 

held at Stage Room, Waipapa 

Ave on Saturday from 2pm-4pm 

where the draft will be available 

for residents to give written 

feedback. 

City council staff will choose 

an option depending on feedback 

from the meeting and the 

chosen plan will be presented 

back to the community. 

The city council has allocated 

$15,000 as part of its long-term 

plan to be spent on planning 

for the village and Mr Suggate 

hoped work would begin in the 

next financial year. 

The association was also 

working with the city council to 

determine the future use of the 

Godley House site, develop better 

signage, better links to the ferry 

and better traffic as part of the 

Diamond Harbour Village plan. 

The outlines of the other eight 

projects supported by the DHCA 

will also be available at the 

meeting. 

Mr Suggate said the next 

priority on the list was Godley 

House. 

BOARD MEETING 

Community boards are meeting 

for the first time following the 

local body election on October 

8. The newly-formed Banks 

Peninsula Community Board will 

have their first public meeting on 

October 31 at 1pm in Lyttelton. At 

that meeting they will be sworn 

in and a chairperson and deputy 

chairperson will be chosen to the 

lead the board for the three-year 

term. 

STREET REPAIRS 

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 

began on Monday and is expected 

to take about two weeks. 

HISTORY PROJECT 

Sumner Bays Union Trust is 

developing an oral history 

project for Sumner and 

Redcliffs. The trust is recording 

stories of people who were 

alive during significant periods 

such as World War 2 and the 

earthquakes. If you know a 

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Your Local Views 

Open to new ideas 

Newly-elected 

Heathcote 

councillor Sara 

Templeton talks 

about being 

chosen for the 

role and her 

plans for the 

next three years 

It is a real privilege to be elected 

to serve the community and this 

month three new representatives 

have been chosen by residents of the 

new Heathcote Ward. As councillor 

I will be joined on the new Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board by Dr Tim Lindley and Dr 

Darrell Latham. Thank you for your 

trust and belief in us as we move into 

these new roles. 

Being an elected representative 

involves both advocacy for your ward 

and decision-making on behalf of 

residents. This requires members 

to listen carefully to the needs and 

desires of their communities and to 

engage with them in an honest and 

open way. We are elected for both 

our experience and our vision, yet 

we need to be open to new ideas and 

evidence and to do what is right, both 

for now and for future generations. 

The new community board will 

deal with local issues and at times 

will have to balance competing views 

within communities and make a 

decision. This is not easy and not to 

be taken it lightly, as there could be 

disappointed residents one way or 

another. Meetings are open to the 

public and you can also request 

speaking rights to let us know your 

views on local issues or about projects 

you’re involved in. 

Councillors wear two hats – one 

for local issues and one for citywide, 

or metropolitan issues. Balancing 

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of the city against rates and debt is 

one of the core responsibilities of 

council and I would like to see more 

groups and individuals engaged in 

the decision-making processes. Our 

meetings are also open and are live 

streamed, so that you can see how 

and why decisions are made. 

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when you have an issue and we’ll 

try our best to help resolve it – our 

contact details are on the CCC 

website. I have also maintained a 

Facebook page for the last three 

years to keep the community up-todate 

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Readers respond to last 

week’s question “should 

freedom campers be 

able to use the Windsport 

Park?” 

Ken Atkins – There is 

a lot of good wind in New 

Zealand and a lot of good 

shallow, wave-protected 

water. Seldom are the two 

things co-located adjacent to 

a large, safe launch area for 

kites oriented to an onshore 

wind. It is very necessary for 

kiters to have these attributes 

and not at all useful to freedom 

campers. This location 

deserves to be protected 

for windsports use. I am in 

favour of freedom camping 

areas but not in prime sports 

sites. How about in the old 

stadium? 

Lynette and Wayne 

Nuttall – I do not think 

that Windsport Park should 

be used for freedom camping. 

There is a commercial 

camping very close at South 

Brighton and also this is an 

area for recreational sports. 

When freedom camping was 

allowed recently the car park 

area was sometimes completely 

overtaken. 

Now at any given time 

there are people enjoying the 

view, stopping to have their 

lunch or kite surfing which 

is a wonderful asset for the 

people of Christchurch and 

this is how it should stay. 

Ron Williams – This area 

should be kept for use as its 

name suggests, wind sport 

. . . freedom camping must 

be banned. Toilet facilities 

should be built for sunshine 

hours and locked at sundown. 

Tony Jarman, of 

Heathcote Valley – We wish 

to voice our opposition to the 

planned freedom campers 

at Windsport Park. We 

have lived in Redcliffs and 

Heathcote Valley for the 

last 35 years and on many 

occasions we visit Windsport 

Park to watch the kite surfers 

do their stuff while having 

a picnic lunch. When the 

freedom campers had access 

to this area we on many 

occasions could not even 

get access to the park, when 

we could squeeze in quite 

often we struggled to even 

get out, not to mention the 

rubbish and filth that these 

so called freedom campers 

left behind with absolutely no 

consideration for us locals. 

There is a local camping 

ground on Linwood Ave 

that they can use just like 

us when we travel around 

our beautiful country. We 

are of the opinion that we 

don’t need these type of 

tourists in our country they 

contribute nothing but take 

everything and leave us the 

mess to clean up. Saying this, 

we love the genuine tourist 

who contributes to our 

economy and respects our 

environment. 

We wish the Government 

would ban freedom camper 

companies that are not 

providing self-contained 

campervans – we don’t need 

them. The genuine tourist who 

respects our country probably 

cops quite a bit of the flack 

caused by the disrespectful 

so-called freedom campers, 

so please don’t allow this 

foolhardy venture. 

Tony Graham – Please 

say no to freedom campers 

– let the locals access their 

playgrounds. I’m totally opposed 

to freedom campers 

and there’s a campground up 

the road they can use. 

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A second-hand book sale will take 

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November 5, at 9am, to raise money to 

overhaul the school library collection. 

“We are behind a big push to make 

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Ruth Connor said. 

“Although the new school building 

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limited funding and really needs an 

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The fair will also raise awareness 

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school’s book week, in which there 

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SPORTS 

ON THE DOMAIN 

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• By Hanna Reynolds 

SUMNER BEACH will host 

the Canterbury Primary School 

Surfing Champs for the first 

time on Sunday. 

Organiser Steve Tyro of Point 

Surf Team said the competition 

provided a good platform for 

young surfers. 

“We are expecting the best 

surfers in the area and those 

just interested in going in a surf 

contest for the experience.” 

The competition includes the 

current year 6 New Zealand 

champion, Campbell Heasley 

from Northside Boardriders in 

Waikuku. 

“(We’re) doing it to encourage 

kids to get into surfing whether it 

be for fun or for the competitive 

side, and to create some positive 

childhood memories,” Mr Tyro 

said. 

Surf club talent scouts from 

around New Zealand will be at 

the competition to identify unaffiliated 

boardriders who could 

get a chance to compete in the 

New Zealand Primary School 

Championships in Gisborne 

next year. 

“Surfing is included in the 

upcoming Olympics and these 

are age groups that may have 

the chance to go,” Mr Tyro said. 

PLATFORM: 

Jack Tyro (left) 

and Johnny 

Andrews, of 

Point Surf Team 

Sumner, and 

Jack McKenzie, 

of Northside 

Waikuku, will be 

competing in 

the Canterbury 

Primary 

School Surfing 

Championships. 

PHOTO: STEVE 

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“They need a starting point 

and organised events like this 

are a good start.” 

Winners of each division will 

receive a trophy and finalists 

will receive medals. Sponsors 

from Sumner businesses are 

providing prizes. 

The event will be held between 

Head and Stoke Sts with 

the first heat starting at 7.15am. 

There are six divisions from 

year 5 to year 8, including an all 

ages longboard category. 

Entry forms for the 

competition are on the Point 

Surf Team Facebook page and 

close tomorrow. 

In Brief 

SUMNER STARTS STRONG 

Sumner Cricket Club’s senior side 

started their one-day campaign 

at home on Saturday with a win 

against New Brighton. Sumner 

bowled first at St Leonards Square 

and the visitors played positively, 

scoring in excess of six runs an 

over. However, Sumner picked 

up wickets regularly to keep New 

Brighton in check. New Brighton’s 

last five wickets fell for eight runs 

to finish all out for 183 from 30 

overs. Dan Vann and new signing 

Jordan Leech came to the crease at 

92/4 and formed a crucial 63-run 

partnership to give Sumner control 

of the game. After Vann’s wicket 

fell, Leech and Andrew Bird guided 

Sumner home for the win. 

BAYS CRASH OUT 

It was a tournament to forget for 

the Ferrymead Bays under-19 

football squad. The team played 

at Cuthberts Green in Bromley 

over Labour weekend in Coastal 

Spirit’s Lotto under-19 tournament. 

After losing all three of their pool 

matches against Southland Spirit, 

Waimak United and Hornby, and 

a play-off match against Parklands, 

the side were staring down the 

barrel of a wooden spoon finish. 

However, the tournament ended 

on a high for Bays when they 

beat Burwood on penalties in the 

15th/16th play-off match. 

TOUCH SEASON 

Schools from around the Bay 

Harbour area will be looking 

forward to getting on the field 

at McCormacks Bay Reserve 

tomorrow. The Bays cluster junior 

touch rugby module will start 

tomorrow afternoon and will 

be run by Sumner Rugby Club 

representatives. Heathcote Valley, 

Sumner, Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs and 

Star of the Sea schools are all taking 

part in the competition, which runs 

until December 8. Following that, 

another seven-week tournament 

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SPORTS 

Race proves 

more popular 

than expected 


HIGH DEMAND for places in 

Sunday’s Boulder Bay Classic 

has seen 100 extra runners 

added to the race. 

About 400 runners will start 

the race from Taylors Mistake. 

Hosted by the Sumner Running 

Club for the fourth time 

in a row, event organiser Lisa 

Brignull said in spite of adding 

extra places to the race, people 

have still missed out on a spot. 

“Because the race is taking 

place on (Department of 

Conservation) land, we had 

to apply for a new consent . . . 

and with that they granted us 

an extra 100 people that could 

race. Those spots were taken 

within four days of us advertising,” 

she said. 

The 10.5km race will see 

runners go over the peninsula 

and past Boulder Bay out to 

Godley Head, then back to 

Taylors Mistake. 

Mrs Brignull said the only 

thing left to do in preparation 

for the race is to hope for good 

weather. 

“We just have to hope the 

sun is shining and we’ll be 

alright,” she said. 

Young Bay Harbour crews 

get experience on the water 


FOUR YACHTING crews 

from the bay area competed 

in a youth competition over 

the long weekend, but couldn’t 

topple an experienced 

Marlborough team. 

Naval Point Club Lyttelton 

hosted the South Island 

Youth Interclub Trophy, but 

the spoils went to Queen 

Charlotte Yacht Club, which 

returned home to the Marlborough 

Sounds with the 

trophy after winning all its 

races. 

Over the three-day competition, 

Naval Point finished second, 

with Charteris Bay Yacht 

Club third, Mt Pleasant Yacht 

Club fourth and Christchurch 

Yacht Club fifth. 

Of the five teams which 

raced each other in Lyttelton 

Harbour, four were 

local crews and the other was 

Queen Charlotte. 

Naval Point manager Matt 

Hunter said the Queen Charlotte 

team was a class above 

the other crews and shone 

through in the races. 

“They were pretty convincing, 

and they’re quite an 

experienced team as well. The 

kids did well because they 

were sailing in some pretty 

strong conditions, sometimes 

between 14 and 23 knots,” he 

SETTING UP: Naval Point Club Lyttelton held an interclub 

yachting competition over the long weekend, but results 

didn’t go the way of the local crews. 

said. 

Mr Hunter said he was 

proud of the way the local 

competitors handled 

themselves against tough 

opposition. 

The competition saw five 

races held each day, with four 

of the five teams contesting 

each race. Then a team would 

be rotated with the one that 

missed the previous race. 

Mr Hunter said second 

place was contested between 

the four local crews. 

“A lot of the races were 

very closely fought between 

the Christchurch clubs. In 

all races, everyone finished 

within a minute of each other, 

which was good to see,” he 

said. 

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Dragon set to rock at Lincoln concert 

With a catalogue of hits including Kiwi anthems 

April Sun in Cuba, Rain and Are You Old Enough? 

Dragon have well and truly earned their place as 

New Zealand rock royalty. Tom Doudney caught up 

with lead singer Mark Williams in the lead up to their 

appearance at the Live in Lincoln Selwyn Sounds 

concert in March 

FLYING IN and out of 

Christchurch over the years, 

Mark Williams has often 

wondered about the land between 

the city and Te Waihora/Lake 

Ellesmere as he gazed down from 

his seat in the aircraft. 

But the Dragon singer admitted 

he had to Google Lincoln 

when the band were asked to 

co-headline the Selwyn Sounds 

concert with Mi-Sex and a host 

of other well-known New Zealand 

artists in March. 

Now he knew where it was, 

Williams, who joined the reformed 

band in 2005, said he was 

looking forward to exploring the 

area – and to playing with the 

rest of the show’s line up, most 

of who were friends or artists he 

had performed with before. 

That line-up includes Sharon 

O’Neill, Annie Crummer, Margaret 

Urlich, Debbie Harwood, 

the Jordan Luck Band and former 

Opshop frontman Jason Kerrison, 

as well as other local bands. 

“I think there is a hell of a lot 

of nostalgia going to be going on 

here and I’m always up for that,” 

Williams said. 

Although the band has been 

releasing new material over the 

last 11 years, he indicated people 

could expect plenty of old favourites 

when they hit the stage. 

“We don’t tend to add too 

much new stuff because we know 

that given the longevity of the 

band people do want to hear 

the songs that were part of their 

growing up period,” he said. 

He said hits like April Sun in 

Cuba and Rain remained popular 

because they were songs that 

every generation could relate to. 

“I think it’s the same thing that 

caught everyone’s attention at the 

time they came out – they are evergreens, 

they are kind of standard 

and an integral part of Australian 

and New Zealand culture.” 

In spite of having played the 

songs hundreds of times over the 

years, Williams said he never felt 

like he was going through the 

motions when performing them 

READY TO ROCK: Singer Mark Williams, bottom, and his band 

Dragon are among a stellar line-up of New Zealand acts set to 

play Lincoln in March. 

and the crowd’s positive reaction 

was a big part of that. 

“It’s all about the music, really, 

and that mass communication 

and that’s the thing that has been 

driving me since I was five-yearsold,” 

he said. 

“If we’re working hard I kind 

of expect [the crowd] to work 

hard as well back at me.” 

Williams said that the band 

was likely to turn its attention 

to working on some new music 

soon after Selwyn Sounds. 

With the band members, 

which also include Todd Hunter, 

Bruce Reid and Pete Drummond, 

scattered around New South 

Wales, Australia, and with several 

hours driving time between 

them, they made full use of 

modern technology when writing 

new music – often emailing 

audio recordings back and forth 

for each to add their own touch. 

“We are way overdue for the 

next lot of songs and I think this 

one is going to be an album,” 

Williams said. 

Williams had a successful solo 

career before Dragon, with hits 

including Yesterday Was Just The 

Beginning of My Life and Show 

No Mercy, and he didn’t rule out 

performing a song or two from 

those years at Selwyn Sounds 

either. 

Asked whether there was a 

chance he might pop down to 

play at Lincoln’s Famous Grouse 

Hotel after the gig he laughed 

and said “you never know.” 

“If there is something interesting 

happening or someone from 

the town that we are in says ‘go 

down and check out this band’ 

or whatever you will often find 

me and the drummer will be 

there – not so much Todd or 

Bruce,” he said. 

“With a bit of cajoling, if somebody 

asks us I am sure we would 

more than oblige.” 

•Selwyn Sounds will be held 

on March 4, from 11.30am- 

8.30pm. Tickets can be 

purchased via Ticketek and 

buyers will be able to prepurchase 

a return bus ride 

between pick-up points in 

Christchurch or Rolleston 

and Lincoln Domain. 

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This course will help you to 

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donation of $10 

Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre, 3 McCormacks Bay Rd 

Create ‘n’ Connect Art and 

Craft 

Thursday, October 27, 9.30amnoon 

Enjoy creativity in company. 

Take your project along, 

or others can help provide 

inspiration for something 

new to do. Call Beth for more 

information on 022 678 1252. 

St Andrew’s Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Former Families of Redcliffs 

Beryl McCombs Kindergarten 

Friday, October 28, 5pm-7pm 

Join in a farewell (a few years 

Email annabelle.dick@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

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Saturday, October 29, 9am- 

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Learning to sail is a lot of 

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families to get into sailing in 

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Drayton Reserve Working 

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Saturday, October 29, 2pm- 

4pm 

The working group has been 

clearing weeds and will now 

plant some of the original 

native trees which used to grow 

in the local area. Everyone is 

welcome. If the weather is bad, 

the alternative dates will be 

October 22 and November 5. For 

further information, call Dave 

Bryce on 021363498. 

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Chocolate Wheel Silent Auction 

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Saturday, November 5 to 

Saturday, November 26 

The Banks Peninsula 

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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 

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new people and absorb the 

stories and atmosphere of 

this rugged land right on the 

doorstep of Christchurch. 

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November 4, 

from 5pm-8pm, 

Heathcote Valley 

School will host 

their annual school 

gala. Head on 

down for some 

live entertainment, 

food, drink stalls 

and more. 61 Bridle 

Path Rd, Heathcote 

Valley. 

volunteer guides who have a 

passion for the land, ecology, 

history and communities of this 

unique part of Canterbury. Go to 

www.bpwalks/banks-peninsulawalking-festival 

to view what’s 

coming up and walks can 

either be booked via eventfinda. 

co.nz (search Banks Peninsula 

Walking Festival) or people 

without computer access can call 

Sarah on 021 082 53606. 

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Spinal health is 

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The spinal cord is literally an 

extension of the brain, which 

means that spinal health is brain 

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Chiropractors’ Association as part of a 

drive to explain how improved brain-body 

communication is vital to improving the 

nation’s wellbeing. 

“The focus of chiropractic care is on the 

health and integrity of the nervous system,” 

chiropractor and NZCA spokesman 

Dr Hayden Thomas explains. 

“The health and function of the spine 

affects the entire nervous system. We 

already know that the spinal cord is part of 

the central nervous system and processes 

information just like parts of the brain do, 

and the latest New Zealand research into 

the effects of chiropractic care suggests 

that it may have an important role to 

play in maximising sporting performance 

and aiding recovery from a range of 

conditions where muscle function has 

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The New Zealand College of 

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According to Dr Thomas, “Earlier 

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The researchers tell us that just a single 

“The focus of chiropractic care is on the 

health and integrity of the nervous system,” 

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session of chiropractic care may improve 

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New Zealand research indicates that 

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BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 23 

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT 1991 

Applicant: 

Lyttelton Port Company Limited 

Address for service: Jared Pettersson, Lyttelton Port Company Limited, Private bag 501, Lyttelton 8841; or email: Jared.Pettersson@lpc.co.nz 

The Canterbury Regional Council has received an application from Lyttelton Port Company for resource consents in respect of its proposed Channel Deepening Project (CDP). 

This CDP involves: 

• Channel deepening dredging to enable larger vessels to access Lyttelton Port; 

• Subsequent maintenance dredging of the channel created after deepening; and 

• Dredging of seabed material at Te Awaparahi Bay in preparation for reclaiming land for a new container facility. 

Channel Deepening Dredging 

The applicant seeks to dredge the area marked ‘Dredging for channel deepening’ as shown on Figure 1, to a depth that allows a vessel with a 14.5 metre draught to enter Lyttelton Port at all tide levels. In addition to that, the 

applicant seeks to dredge the seabed material at Te Awaparahi Bay in preparation for reclaiming land for a new container facility. Dredge spoil (seabed material) will be disposed of at the channel deepening spoil disposal ground 

indicated on Figure 1. 

The applicant has applied for the following resource consents in 

relation to the proposed channel deepening dredging. 

(1) CRC172455 - A Coastal Permit: 

a. to dredge (disturb) seabed material for purposes of 

deepening, extending and widening a shipping (navigation) 

channel that includes a ship-turning basin and berth pockets; 

and 

b. to dredge seabed material in preparation for reclaiming land 

for a new container facility in Te Awaparahi Bay; and 

c. to deposit seabed material on the seabed associated with (a) 

and (b) above. 

(2) CRC172522 - A Discharge Permit: 

a. to discharge contaminants (seabed material and water) into 

water associated with channel deepening dredging as described 

in (1) above. 

Figure 1: Site Plan for Channel Deepening and spoil 

disposal ground 

Figure 1 

Maintenance Dredging 

The applicant seeks to undertake dredging to maintain the 

navigational channel, ship-turning basin and berth pockets in the 

area marked as the ‘Deepened shipping channel’ on Figure 2, to 

a depth required for a vessel with a 14.5 metre draught to enter 

Lyttelton Port at all tides. Dredge spoil (seabed material) will 

be disposed of primarily at the offshore maintenance disposal 

grounds as shown on Figure 2, with the Godley Head spoil 

disposal ground being retained as an alternative option. 

The applicant has applied for the following resource consents in 

relation to the proposed maintenance dredging. 

(3) CRC172456 - A Coastal Permit: 

a. to dredge (disturb) seabed material for purposes 

of maintaining the depth of a shipping (navigation) 

channel that includes a ship-turning basin and berth 

pockets; and 

b. to deposit seabed material on the seabed associated 

with 3(a) above; 

(4) CRC172523 - A Discharge Permit: 

a. to discharge contaminants (seabed material and water) 

into water associated with maintenance dredging in (3) 

above. 

Figure 2: Site Plan for maintenance dredging 

The application includes an assessment of effects. 

A consent duration of 35 years is sought for the above four 

consents. 

A 10 year lapse period is sought for the channel deepening 

dredging consents. A 12 year lapse period is sought for the 

maintenance dredging consents. 

SUBMISSIONS 

The above applications may be viewed at Environment Canterbury offices at 200 Tuam Street, Christchurch and the Christchurch City Council, Lyttelton Service Centre, 15 London Street, Lyttleton. The applications may also be 

viewed on the Environment Canterbury’s website at: http://ecan.govt.nz/get-involved/consent-projects/Pages/Lyttelton-Port-Channel.aspx. 

Any person may make a written submission on any of the above applications, but a person who is a trade competitor of the applicant may do so only if that person is directly affected by an effect of the activity to which the 

proposal relates that:(a) adversely affects the environment; and (b) does not relate to trade competition or the effects of trade competition. 

All submissions should be sent to Environment Canterbury, PO Box 345 Christchurch 8140. Your submission may also be emailed to Environment Canterbury. An electronic submission form may be found on the Environment 

Canterbury website at the following address: http://www.ecan.govt.nz/news-and-notices/notices/. 

A submission should include your name, address and phone number; the applicant’s name and consent application number. A submission must state your reason for submission, whether you support or oppose the 

application and if you wish to be heard in support of your submission. The submission must be signed, and a copy forwarded to the Applicant’s address for service above. Any submission made online will automatically forward 

to the Applicant. 

For advice on the Environment Canterbury applications please phone 03 353 9007 or 0800ECINFO (0800 324 636) or visit Environment Canterbury’s website (www.ecan.govt.nz). 

Submissions must be received by Environment Canterbury not later than 5.00pm on Monday, 5 December 2016. 

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