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Fight to lower speed not over
SLOW DOWN: Love Little River members put up this
sign in the hamlet to get motorists to be cautious on the
roads.
• By Annabelle Dick
LITTLE RIVER residents won’t
give up the fight to lower the speed
limit through a stretch of the
hamlet to 50km/h.
The city council is consulting
with the public to change the speed
limit from 70km/h to 60km/h on
the Little River section of State
Highway 75.
It comes after the Love Little
River group presented a petition
with more than 1000 signatures
to the New Zealand Transport
Agency in November 2015 to try
and get it lowered from 70km/h to
50km/h.
While residents are happy to see
the limit lowered, it’s still not what
they want.
The proposed changes will see
the limit lowered on SH75 200m
south-west of Morrisons Rd to
270m north-east of Western Valley
Rd.
“This isn’t the end of the
campaign in that our group and
a lot of locals are still wanting
50km/h,” Love Little River secretary
Marcus Puentener said.
“60 km/h is what NZTA said they
would do, let’s take what we can,
but we’ll still be campaigning for a
lower limit.”
Residents have been battling for
about 10 years to have it lowered
due to safety concerns.
Mr Puentener said vehicles
overtake each when travelling
through the township, and
residents and visitors often cross
the thoroughfare to get to different
shops.
NZTA reviewed the speed limit
through the township and could
only offer a limit of 60km/h.
•Turn to page 3
HARBOUR
HISTORY
IN PRINT
Governors Bay resident Jane
Robertson has spent more than five
years compiling her new book Head
of the Harbour, which is an in-depth
history of Teddington to Governors
Bay. The book has articles from
past and present day residents and
uncovers history from the area that
was, until now, widely unknown.
•Story, p4
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Wednesday December 7 2016
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News....................................3-19
HATS OFF to Jane Robertson for
her fantastic book, Head of the
Harbour.
It’s an amazing compilation of
facts, photos and every detail you
need to know about that part of the
harbour. It took Jane, from Governors
Bay, five years to put together.
We look at the book on pages 4-5.
The book concentrates on the
area from Teddington to Governors
Bay and recounts stories from
past and present day residents. It
covers the formation of the landscape,
local fauna and flora and
Maori and European settlement.
A couple of young surfers from
the area did very well at the South
Island Primary School Champs at
North Beach (see page 16). Sumner
School’s Ava Henderson won both
the year 7 and 8 girls’ events,
while Point Surf Team’s Jack Tyro
finished second in the year 6 and
under boys’ section.
– Barry Clarke
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Wednesday December 7 2016
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News
ADVOCATING FOR CHANGE: Love Little River members (from left), Holly and Gabe Calcott,
Marcus Puentener, Paul Bradford, Laurie Williams and Sharon McIver want to see the 70km/h
speed limit lowered to 50km/h.
Speed limit battle not over
•From page 1
But Mr Puentener said it’s
inconsistent with speed limits
around the area.
“They (NZTA) said there needs
to be consistency and if people
drive through one township and
it’s 70 km/h and another where
it’s 70 km/h they’re going to get
confused. But in Tai Tapu it’s
50km/h, so having it 70km/h at
Little River, isn’t that confusing?”
he said.
A flush median will also be
painted at the start of the 60km/h
speed limit, and in the central
section of the township there will
be wider painted edge lines and
centre lines.
Extending the existing 50km/h
speed limit on Western Valley Rd
to the Church Rd intersection has
also been proposed.
“The battle might be lost but
the war isn’t finished yet,” Mr
Puentener said.
Consultation is open until December
16 and if approved, speed
limit changes will be implemented
in March.
Bid to fight boat
mooring bylaw
• By Annabelle Dick
MOORING OWNERS are
banding together to fight a new
bylaw they say strips them of
their rights.
Environment Canterbury’s
Navigation Safety Bylaw, which
came into effect on October 10,
has banned mooring owners
from selling their berths.
The bylaw also threatens to
remove an owner’s mooring if
it’s unused for more than six
months.
Tui Scott, who owns a mooring
at French Farm, is outraged
at the bylaw changes.
“Everyone I’ve spoken to is
annoyed and upset because
they’ve spent a lot of money on
their moorings or spent a lot
of money maintaining it over a
period of years,” he said.
A mooring can cost anywhere
from $1000 to $20,000. While
the buyer doesn’t ‘own’ it, they
have authorisation over the area
indefinitely. But under the new
bylaw, a mooring owner can no
longer sell it once they’re done
with it or don’t want it – they
have to pass authorisation to
ECan.
“A friend paid $30,000 for two
moorings in Akaroa but now
they’re worthless when he’s finished
with them,” Mr Scott said.
As part of the changes, a
mooring authorisation can also
be stripped if a mooring is left
vacant for more than 180 days
in a year.
Authorisation can also be
revoked if a person has not paid
fees set out within the bylaw in
three months.
“These changes are supposedly
under navigational safety,
but they’re nothing to do with
safety. It appears to us it’s a
money grab or an asset grab,”
Mr Scott said.
The changes have prompted
mooring owners in Canterbury
to create a group to fight the
new bylaw and get it reviewed.
They’ve got legal representation
looking over the bylaw and
they want more mooring owners
to come on board.
“I’ve got 100 names so far
and I’ve had 50 people pledge
money for the kitty for fighting
this.”
•To be a part of the mooring
group challenging the bylaw
changes email Tui Scott
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Wednesday December 7 2016
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Author recounts stories of past and
• By Annabelle Dick
JANE ROBERTSON’S five years
of research has paid off as her
book about Lyttelton Harbour’s
history is about to be released.
Ms Robertson’s book, Head
of the Harbour, gives a timeline
of the area from Teddington to
Governors Bay and recounts
stories from past and present day
residents.
The book talks about the
formation of the landscape, local
fauna and flora and Maori and
European settlement.
“It started off as a little project
and I thought I’d interview some
of the older residents in Governors
Bay to get some record of
their stories,” she said.
Her book is being endorsed
and launched by Heathcote
Valley-born historian Gordon
Ogilvie on Sunday.
He has published several
award-winning books on the
Port Hills and Banks Peninsula’s
history.
The idea occurred to Ms Robertson
to write a book as there
were no other publications that
told such an extensive history of
the harbour head.
“Some people have written
family histories and there are
other books available but there
STORY TELLER: Jane Robertson’s book provides an extensive history of the harbour area.
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
hasn’t been anything that’s covered
the whole area and brought
it all together. I think people
are looking forward to having it
documented in one place,” Ms
Robertson
Two hundred copies of the
book have already been prepurchased.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: The
pupils of Governors Bay
School, 1903.
Courtesy of Chris Bond
It’s taken her five years to compile
the book. Ms Robertson said
it was a large feat but managed to
source the information through
many different means.
“I got into archival research
using old newspapers, the museum
library, resources that were
available as well as unpublished
materials. Another primary
source was diaries and letters
from local families,” she said.
While undertaking research,
she uncovered some interesting
finds which she says are included
in the book.
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Wednesday December 7 2016
BAY HARBOUR
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present Lyttelton
“One of the things that I learnt
was that in Teddington in the
1860s there was a 90m jetty that
extended out into the mud flats
and there’s still evidence of the
jetty there but it was washed away
in the 1868 tidal wave. The book
also has a lot of photos that people
haven’t seen before,” she said.
This is the first book she’s ever
written.
Ms Robertson is a teacher and
academic by trade who lectured
at the College of Education and
worked at Canterbury University.
She resigned to start an editing
business before working on Head
of the Harbour.
“There’s something really nice
about writing in the area that
you’re living in especially if you
feel passionate about it – it’s such
a beautiful spot,” Ms Robertson
said.
The hardcover Head of the Harbour,
which weighs 2.4kg, retails
for $100.
•Next week, excerpts from the
book
HISTORY: Head of the
Harbour gives a timeline of
Governors Bay jetty and other
jetties, which are now nonexistent.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
HISTORIC: St Cuthbert’s
Church, Governors Bay,
built 1860-62. The church is
currently being reconstructed
following earthquake
damage. Courtesy of Alison
and Jack Hussey
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Robertson’s new book Head
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To be in the draw, email
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all entries must include your
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number. Entries close
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Winners will be published in
the Wednesday, December
21 edition.
Buck to stand down
as chairwoman
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
SALLY BUCK will stand down
as chairwoman of the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board midway through her
three-year term.
She was voted chairwoman at
the board’s first official meeting
last month. But she told
Star Media the board agreed
she would step down after 18
months in order to allow a
younger member of the board to
take up the role.
She was nominated for the
role due to her experience as
being a city councillor and on
the Canterbury District Health
Board.
The board are in support of
this move, members Darrell
Latham, Brenda Lowe-Johnson,
Tim Lindley and Jake McLellan,
as well as city councillors Sara
Templeton, Yani Johanson and
Deon Swiggs backed Ms Buck’s
call to stand down halfway
through.
But a lone voice against the
proposal Alexandra Davids has
voiced her disapproval at the
decision.
“I think the chair is a very
important role and should be
continual throughout the three
years,” she said.
Ms Davids was nominated
for both chair and deputy but
missed out.
Ms Davids said she was “a
little disappointed” she wasn’t
elected for either position.
“Politics seems to get in the
way sometimes,” she said.
She also ran for city councillor
against incumbent Cr Johanson
but missed out by about 1400
votes in the local body elections.
Ms Buck said sharing the
load is a good way to spread the
amount of work to be done by
the board. She said continuity
would not be an issue and
residents could contact whoever
they liked on the board.
“It is the same people on the
community board whoever
chairs it. Residents contact all
the board members, not just the
chair,” she said.
In the Spreydon-Cashmere
Community Board chairwoman
Karolin Potter said she won’t
step down as chairwoman half
way through the term. Deputy
chairwoman Melanie Coker
said it was unusual and not
something they had discussed as
a board.
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Wednesday December 7 2016
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Salsa success
PERFORMER: Caitlin Quinn has been dancing for four years, taking part in
numerous competitions. ​
• By Caitlin MIles
IT MAY have been the first time Caitlin
Quinn competed in an international Salsa
dancing competition but that didn’t stop her
from taking home a second and two thirds.
The 14-year-old of Woolston competed in
the World Salsa Solo competition in Brisbane
at the weekend.
Caitlin came second in Salsa Shines
Youth category and received two thirds in
the Youth Freestyle and Mixed Latin Duets
categories. Caitlin said since she had never
competed at this competition before she
wasn’t focused on winning.
“For me it’s more about the experience of
being there with all of these dancers from
around the world,” Caitlin said.
Earlier this year she competed in the youth
section of the New Zealand Salsa Solo competition.
She placed first in youth couples,
third in salsa soloist and fourth in salsa
teams. These results made her able to qualify
for the World Salsa Solo competition.
She has been dancing with Latin Fire
Dance Company for four years, spending
five hours a week training.
Caitlin started with hip-hop and then jazz
dancing, she decided to try out salsa when
her friend Natasha suggested it.
“I thought I’d try a youth salsa class with
my friend and it just went from there,” Caitlin
said.
Caitlin has been training in hip-hop, jazz,
contemporary, salsa, bachata, cha-cha and
zouk ever since.
“It’s a lot of fun and the tutors are really
great too,” she said.
DANCING: Caitlin decided to try a
salsa class for fun four years ago, since
then her passion for Latin dancing has
grown.
Dancing isn’t the only extra-curricular
activity she does, while being a Marian College
student she also manges to fit in speech,
drama, basketball, netball, water polo and
swimming as well. She said it’s hard work
juggling everything and fitting in time to
be with her friends and by the end of the
week her muscles are “pretty sore” but she
wouldn’t change it.
Caitlin plans to keep dancing and competing,
aiming to constantly improve and grow
her skill set.

Wednesday December 7 2016
News
BAY HARBOUR
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WE ARE ON THE
MOVE AGAIN...
IT’S OFFICIAL: City councillors Yani Johanson and Sara Templeton, Port
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EXCITING: Redcliffs School pupils at the official opening of the new library on Friday. sub-committee member Jan McLauchlan, Mayor Lianne Dalziel and
PHOTOS: CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL ​ sub-committee member Tuula Rapley cut the ribbons.
Community TO celebrates A NEW LOCATION library IN opening
REDCLIFFS Volunteer Library
is back in business.
The library opened its doors
on Monday after a ribbon cutting
celebration on Friday.
In 1914, Mayor Henry Holland
and the Redcliffs community
opened the original
Redcliffs Library. More than
100 years later, Mayor Lianne
Dalziel did it all again.
The original library was
damaged in the February 2011
earthquake and later demolished.
Since
FERRYMEAD,
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She said the new library will
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where
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connect.
helped move the books to the “The community is getting “Libraries are more than
new site
EARTHQUAKE
with a human chain on back into shape with everything
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November 25.
in the village as it was, which social justice and equity, and
At the opening, Redcliffs we’re very pleased with.” they’re about connection.”
Library chairwoman Rosemary City councillor Sara Templeton
The new library was designed
Sladen said it was “marvellous”
to have the library back.
“We’re back on our old
said it was fantastic to
have the new facility up and
running.
by Young Architects and City
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Wednesday December 7 2016
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Get ready for Chch’s iconic fun run
THOUSANDS OF Cantabrians from
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preparations for The Star City2Surf
with Mike Pero on Sunday, March 19.
Entries are now open for the 43rd
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In the past, the 14km event (starting
at Centennial Park) has been
seen as for runners only, but with
the introduction of the very popular
Sport Canterbury 6km event (starting
at Hansen Park), this fun run is really
about movement, whether it be running,
jogging or walking.
Both events finish at Ferrymead
playing fields, which will be full of
family entertainment and prizes. The
fun run is also free to participants
under 10-years-old.
Next year’s The Star City2Surf with
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on the running shoes and get to the
finish line are the Diaz family.
The family began its journey to a
healthy lifestyle through a Facebook
page Hungry4Hauora. It highlights
the family’s journey of ups and downs
on the way to a healthy lifestyle.
Normally very camera shy, Rudolph
and wife Telena want to inspire others,
especially the Maori and Pacific
community.
After just two months of regular
exercise and nutritious eating, Mr
Diaz says he has already noticed a difference
in his energy levels and skin
health.
Working as a health and well-being
adviser at He Waka Tapu, Mr Diaz
is urging others who are looking to
lose weight and live a healthy lifestyle,
to use The Star City2Surf with Mike
Pero as a vehicle for change.
He Waka Tapu had 600 participants
in the 2016 event and is aiming to
reach 1000 participants in 2017.
The family has already set about
getting active, regularly attending
training circuits with the Hale Compound
Conditioning organisation.
“A big part of the fitness group we
are in is to set goals throughout the
year. City2Surf is the main goal for a
lot of people in our group,” Mr Diaz
said.
Getting fit for the 6km or 14km
event will be just the start for the
family who are looking to get to their
goal weights by next October. Mr
Diaz is hoping to get from 140kg,
which he weighed two months ago,
down to 95kg.
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PAGE 10 BAY HARBOUR
Wednesday December 7 2016
A BRANCH OF
SCHOOLS
Redcliffs School’s inaugural barn dance saw
hundreds of Bay Harbour residents enjoy
the chance to let their hair down. After a
challenging few years, the school community
took the opportunity to celebrate. They were
joined by Lyttelton band The Eastern, who had
just returned from an international tour. The
dance was the school’s main fundraiser for
the year, with ticket sales and a live auction. It
was supported by local businesses, and the
event secured substantial funds for additional
resources at the school.
Michael Toomey
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HOEDOWN: Residents enjoyed the country beats at the Redcliffs
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the night
away.
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News
Win tickets to rock event
BAY HARBOUR
PAGE 11
IF YOU want to win a double
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Dragon will also be playing,
as well as Sharon O’Neill,
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There will also be a number
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Only a 25min drive from
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This massive line-up will
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PAGE 12 BAY HARBOUR
Wednesday December 7 2016
Your Local Views
Lions provide Kaikoura
earthquake relief
• By Lions Club of Lyttelton
secretary Mary Jamieson
HERE IT is
December
already. I have
just returned
from a month in
Australia where I
visited five states
and caught up with heaps of
friends, former workmates and
family. I had a great time and
managed to miss the Kaikoura
earthquake.
My heart goes out to the people
of Kaikoura, as here in Christchurch
we have a very good idea of
what lies ahead for them.
Hopefully, the powers that be
will be more efficient this time.
Lions International and NZ Lions
swung into action and grants of
$20,000 have gone to Kaikoura.
The local Lions will make sure
this is well spent.
While I was away, Lyttelton
Lions held a successful barbecue,
a membership drive (not successful)
and a garage sale.
All the funds we raise get spent
mainly in the local area and no
administration fees are deducted.
It would be great to get some new
members in 2017. Think about
the effect you could make in the
local community. Our president
is available on 384 6124 or 027
436 1901.
December is always a frantic
month with so many end of year
parties. I hope you survive them
all and have a lovely day on December
25.
The president and members of
the Lions Club of Lyttelton wish
everyone a happy Christmas and
a great New Year.
Wear a lifejacket
• BY GARY MANCH,
NAVIGATIONAL SAFETY OFFICER,
LYTTELTON
IT’S A real tragedy when
people lose their lives whether
it’s on the water, in the water,
or elsewhere.
The recent events up in the
North Island where seven
families are now without
a friend, husband, dad or
partner due to a charter
vessel capsizing is absolutely
something that no one should
have to go through. The sad
thing is that sometimes these
fatalities can be prevented
through the wearing of
lifejackets.
I can’t comment on the
recent boating incident as the
matter is still under investigation
and, in time, the coroner
will make a finding, but what
we do know from past experience
is that correctly fitted lifejackets
save lives, end of story.
Maritime New Zealand, in
conjunction with Coastguard
New Zealand and Rebel Sport,
is offering discounted lifejackets.
Rebel Sport is offering a
20 per cent discount for two
weeks from December 1, 2016,
Pirate’s Corner
and coastguard is touring New
Zealand with a van offering
old for new lifejackets, with
the new ones being heavily
discounted. Go to www.
coastguard.nz to see when they
will be near you.
If your lifejacket is old,
or worn, now is the time to
update it with a new one.
Lifejackets do not last for ever
and it’s crucial you check them
regularly for wear or damage
and, if it is an inflatable one,
make sure the gas cylinders
are not corroded and in good
condition.
For any inflatable lifejacket,
we suggest you manually
inflate them and leave it overnight.
If it is still fully inflated
in the morning, then the bladder
is sound. However, if in
doubt, chuck it out, or take it to
one of your local boating shops
or lifejacket retailers and have
the jacket checked out before
using.
One of our slogans this year
is “Nobody’s faster than disaster”
and, quite honestly, it’s
pretty hard to argue with.
With the Christmas holidays
coming up, more and more of
you will be out boating, whether
it’s in a canoe or power boat
and the waterways will become
busier and busier.
My request to all of you out
there is wear a lifejacket when
in your boat, no matter what
size or type. Christmas is supposed
to be a time of joy and
celebration, not mourning.
On that note, please be careful
out there, let’s have a safe
boating summer.
•More Local Views, page 15
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PAGE 14 BAY HARBOUR
Wednesday December 7 2016
Christmas
Shops bursting with
festive gift ideas
The countdown to the big day is well underway, so making
up the Christmas gift list will now be a top priority… if you
haven’t already done so.
Finding those special gifts and stocking
fillers as well as the Christmas treats for
the table is so easy at our city’s malls and
shopping centres, where the shops are
bursting with festive merchandise.
Every woman likes to receive bodypampering
gifts, and there is a huge
selection of these priced to suit all budgets
at the many pharmacies and gift shops
around the city. Perfume is another
favourite and again there is a wide
selection to choose from, ranging from
exciting new releases to the well-known
fragrances that have stood the test of time.
Lingerie, jewellery, fashion accessories,
homewares and decor items – there’s no
end to the ideas for the women on the list.
The men are equally well catered for, from
the sophisticated metro-male boyfriends,
to the car-crazy brothers and the DIY
in the bays
enthusiast and keen gardener husbands
and dads. Choose from clothing, books,
tools, personal grooming items and
gadgets to put a smile on their face on
Christmas morning.
Speaking of smiles, nothing gives families
more joy than seeing the excitement
of the children opening their presents.
Whether they are delivered by Santa or
snuck under the tree by mum and dad,
the cuddly toys, games, dolls and building
blocks, the candy canes, toy trucks and
pretty dresses currently filling the shops
will bring squeals of sheer happiness from
the smallest family members.
The tweens and teens usually have their
own ideas about what they want for
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Wednesday December 7 2016
Your Local Views
Listening is vital
BAY HARBOUR
PAGE 15
Christchurch
Coastal Residents
United spokesman
Darrell Latham
talks about city
council decisions
in the Bay Harbour
area
Recently I was the
guest speaker at the Ferrymead Sumner
Men’s Probus Club.
Prior to the meeting a list of suggested
topics was emailed to me. Included
was the Redcliffs School situation,
coastal hazards, other local issues and
wait for it, the following question –
stupid council decisions! How they
happen and why won’t they listen?
What can we do?
I thought, how do I deal with this
curly monster?
My first thought was to run a 100
miles from it. Answers could be
injurious to my health and ruinous
to my tenure as a community board
member. My wife reminded me that I
was elected to serve, not to cut and run
from difficult questions or situations.
“Answer the question she said,’’ and I
did.
Yes, I agreed that at times council
decisions failed the common sense
sniff test. Yes, I agreed that consultation
needed to be about residents having
their say and being listened to.
They’d had a gutsful of disingenuous
processes. So how do we achieve better
outcomes?
The process of city making is complicated.
Listening to people’s concerns
is vital. If councils can do this in a genuinely
collaborative way, then people
will engage.
Top-down planning “puts urban
professionals in the driver’s seat” but
loses out on community engagement;
while “bottom-up planning does the
reverse, and loses the benefits of professional
expertise.”
The best solution is a combination.
However, I reminded them that
people must engage and not be complacent.
As recently elected councillors and
community board members we need
to be reminded that we are here to
serve our constituents. Sure, consultation
does not always mean consensus.
Sure, sometimes even council
decision-making processes are guided
by health and safety regulations.
Nevertheless, too often lately I am
hearing that council decision-making
is top down. We can and we must do
better!
•Do you have a view on Latham’s
opinions? Email annabelle.dick@
starmedia.kiwi
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LIFESAVER: Canterbury Trailer Yacht Squadron commodore John Cullens
(left) hands over a defibrillator to Naval Point Club Lyttelton commodore Dave
Anderson. CTYS is one of many clubs based at the Lyttelton port which felt that
with so many members a defibrillator was a safety net for people who use the
facilities
A reader responds to
an article in the Bay
Harbour News on
November 23 on coastal
hazards.
Val McClimont,
Woolston – In a few weeks,
two years will have elapsed
since the city council’s commissioning
of the second
Tonkin & Taylor report. That
report predicted a sea level
rise of 1000mm in the following
100 years. Therefore
our sea levels should have
increased by 20mm in the
last two years.
Sea level increases have
been taking place around our
coastlines at between 1.6mm
and 3mm a year for well over
100 years.
The longest span of sea
level records have been kept
by the Port of Auckland – a
straight line graph, no acceleration.
The latest study we have of
New Zealand sea levels was
published in 2008. It confirms
the slow incremental
year by year increase that
again produces a straight
line graph with no sign of
acceleration.
According to the NIWA
web site, Lyttelton registers a
sea level increase of 1.9mm a
year, less than one fifth of the
T&T prediction.
The notations on our coastal
property LIMs are based
on predictions that are not
verified by a reality check.
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remove the notations is a
scandal.
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Wednesday December 7 2016
SPORTS
YOUNG GUN: Sumner’s Jack Tyro surfed well to come second in
the year 6 and under boys’ section. PHOTOS: MARK O’MALLEY
DOUBLE: Ava Henderson, of Sumner School, seen here earlier in the year, took away two titles
on Saturday, winning both the year 7 and year 8 girls’ events.
Surfers impress at school champs
BAY HARBOUR surfers were
among the winners at Saturday’s
South Island Primary School
Champs.
Held at North Beach, the
competition saw school representatives
vie to be named the
best in their year group.
Sumner School’s Ava Henderson
was the best performer out
of the Bay Harbour schools.
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
HEATHCOTE’S senior cricket
side has been promoted to the
city’s top two-day competition.
Heathcote beat Burnside West
Christchurch University in
the 2B competition play-off on
Saturday to secure a spot in the
2A competition.
Heathcote officials asked
Canterbury Metro Cricket for a
relegation and promotion-style
tournament in the 2A and
2B competitions, which was
implemented at the start of the
season.
“For us, it was a big win
because we’ve been pushing
for that promotion-relegation
style for a while. We’ve also
been pushing for us to have that
premier status and now we have
it,” said Heathcote secretary
Paul Corliss.
The side finished fourth in the
She won both the year 7 and 8
girls’ events.
Jack Tyro, of Sumner club
Point Surf Team, also finished
second in the year 6 and under
boys’ section.
New Brighton Catholic
School’s Myka Black took home
the year 8 boys’ title, while
Rawhiti School’s Dara O’Malley
was also impressive, winning
2B competition.
Mr Corliss said it had been
a long struggle for the team,
which had players who were
anxious to either qualify
for the top competition or move
on.
“There are a few of our
the year 7 boys’ title.
The championship, now in its
13th year, was run by the North
Wai Boardriders Club.
Saturday’s wind provided testing
conditions for the organisers
and surfers.
However, good numbers and
some impressive action on the
water made for a great day’s
surfing.
Heathcote earns promotion
ON FORM: Heathcote’s Craig
Primmer in action during
the team’s promotion match
against BWCU on Saturday.
players that love playing for
Heathcote but had sometimes
been wanting to play premiers
and they’ve been waiting a long
time for that. The good ones
understandably want to play up
a grade and now they can.”
It is unclear who will be
relegated from the top flight to
make way for Heathcote.
Mr Corliss said he had faith
the team could make the step up
to the top flight.
“I don’t think they’ll be
embarrassed or shown up at all,”
he said.
The side is looking forward
to playing its first 2A match
against Lancaster Park at
Heathcote Domain on Saturday.
Results
•Year 6 and under boys:
Campbell Heasley, 1; Jack
Tyro, 2; Jack McKenzie, 3;
Tom Robertson, 4.
•Year 7 boys: Dara O’Malley,
1; Jack McKenzie, 2; Brooklyn
Ward, 3; Liam Heasley, 4.
•Year 7 girls: Ava Henderson,
1; Grace Hately, 2; Caoimhe
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•Year 8 boys: Myka Black, 1;
James Miller, 2; Jai Oakley, 3;
Dara O’Malley, 4.
Year 8 girls: Ava Henderson,
1; Lily Robertson, 2; Eden
Hungerford, 3; Ruby
Armstrong, 4.
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Sydney Thunder. It was a warm-up match for the McDonalds
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Wednesday December 7 2016
News
Fundraiser earns $130,000 for Starship’s
STARSHIP’S national air
ambulance service has been
given over $130,000 after a
fundraiser tea party held at
Mona Vale.
It was the second year the
Christchurch Diamonds and
Stars Tea Party has taken place,
an event organised by the
Friends of Starship.
A marquee was set up on the
Iris Lawn and 240 guests attended
on November 27.
Silent and live auctions were
held, with items such as Bruce
Springsteen tickets, a return trip
to Honolulu for two plus five
nights of accommodation, and
swimming lessons up for grabs.
Phil McGoldrick was the auctioneer,
while Jenny Burtt Florist
owner Dale Brown donated the
orchid centrepieces on the tables
that were later auctioned off.
The air ambulance service
flies medical experts to children
in life-threatening emergencies
around the country, and they
treat the children in the aircraft
on the way to Starship.
Sam and Connor Knowles and
Vanessa Pardoe were the guest
GUESTS OF HONOUR: Guest family, Sam and Connor Knowles,
and Vanessa Pardoe at the tea party. Connor, 6, was flown to
Starship in the air ambulance after being hit by a car in May.
family at the event, who know all
too well the importance of the
service.
Six-year-old Connor was hit by
a car in May and was flown in the
air ambulance to Starship with a
broken pelvis, a brain bleed and
the ligaments holding his head
onto his back bone were torn.
He was in a coma for 10 days
and spent the next two weeks at
Starship.
The tea party was hosted by
Friends of Starship co-chairwomen
Charlotte Smulders and
Gina Satterthwaite, while radio
and television personality Mike
Puru was the MC.
Mrs Smulders said the money
raised was crucial for the service.
“It’s an essential service to fly
our sick and injured children
from the South Island, receiving
critical and world class care as
they fly. The care on board can
make the difference between life
and death.”
Last year, 432 children were
admitted to Starship from the
South Island – more than one
each day.
The Starship Foundation raises
$1.5 million each year to fund
the air ambulance.
Moet & Chandon provided
the champagne for the tea party,
while CoLab, Clive Barrington
Construction, Continental and
EY were the event sponsors.
GOOD CAUSE: Friends of Starship co-chairwomen Gina
Satterthwaite (left) and Charlotte Smulders, with MC Mike Puru,
and Starship Foundation chief executive Brad Clark.
PHOTOS: GILBERT WEALLEANS
ESSENTIAL SERVICE: The Starship team from Auckland who
came down for the event.

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RAISING MONEY: Mayor Lianne Dalziel and
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Wednesday December 7 2016
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by 5pm each Wednesday
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Today, 10am-11am
Head along to Lyttelton Library
to Knit ’n’ Yarn. Take your
knitting, crochet or other portable
craft project and enjoy time
with other crafters.
Temporary Lyttelton Library
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welcome
Meditation and Buddhism
Wednesdays, today, 7.30pm –
9pm
Each class consists of a guided
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11am-7pm.
The annual miniature
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artwork for sale.
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​Sumner-Redcliffs community
Christmas carols
Thursday, December 8, 6.30pm
Here’s one for the calendar:
Sumner Bays Union Trust’s
annual community Christmas
carols is back again this year. The
event will feature singers Eddie
Simon and Yulia Townsend, and
the Sumner Silver Band conducted
by Vickie Ward. There may
be a mysterious visitor wearing
red as well. The massed singing
begins at 6.30pm, although the
Sumner Silver Band will be performing
for half an hour before
that. It’s an event for the whole
family, so go along to join in
some Christmas musical fun.
Sumner Surf Lifesaving Club,
31 Main Rd, Sumner
Create ’n’ Connect art and
craft group
Thursday, December 8, 9:30am
to noon
Go and enjoy creativity in
company! Take your project
along, or others can help provide
inspiration for something new to
do. Phone Beth for more info on
022 678 1252.
St Andrews Church, 148 Main
Rd, Redcliffs
Baby Times
Friday, December 9, 10.30am-
11am
Community Christmas Party, Sunday, December 18, noon -
3pm. Go and join in a fun interactive Christmas party. Santa will
arrive and be in the grotto to meet children and take photos.
There will be a bouncy castle, games for all ages, as well as
a free sausage sizzle and beverages. Free admission. Banks
Peninsula Rugby Club Rooms, Western Valley Rd, Little River.
During each session there is a
variety of stories, songs, rhymes,
fingerplays and other book related
activities. The programmes
are especially suitable for under
two-year-olds.
Temporary Lyttelton Library at
Trinity Hall, free.
Learn to Sail
Saturday, December 10, 9am –
5.30pm
Learning to sail is a lot of
fun and provides children and
adults of all ages with valuable
life skills. To help children and
families to get into sailing in an
easy and affordable way without
the upfront cost of having to purchase
a boat, Naval Point Club in
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Naval Point Club Lyttelton,
Erskine Point, Lyttelton
Redcliffs playgroup
Monday, December 12, 9.30am-
11.30am during term time
All welcome, $2 per family.
Phone Vanessa 384 1815
St Andrews Church, 148 Main
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Storytimes/Wā Kōrero
Tuesday, December 13, 11am-
11.30am
Programme for preschoolers
include stories, music, movement
and rhymes.
Kōrero pukapuka, pūoru, korikori.
Temporary Lyttelton Library at
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REAL ESTATE
Church Bay waterfront contemporary
67 Koromiko Crescent, Diamond Harbour | POA
4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3 living rooms | 1 dining room | 3 off-street parks | Listing # 3183
A rare opportunity to acquire a prime
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Four Grenadier Seasons Ferrymead
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Redcliffs
4 2 3
5 Basil Place
Fun and laughter has filled this home as it was designed and built to meet the demands of any
growing family, and the current owners have loved raising their children in this idyllic location. Set in
a peaceful cul-de-sac, the home offers expansive living with 2 separate lounges as well as stylish main
kitchen/family room that is very much the hub of the home. Friends will enjoy visiting as the home
features superb indoor and alfresco entertaining options; including an expansive Vegola covered deck
leading to the sparkling, heated pool surrounded by frameless glass and manicured rear gardens.
Auction: Thursday 15 Dec 12:00 p.m. (98 Moorhouse Avenue), Unless Sold Prior
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5037
Chris Moores Ph 027 588 4440
2 Mt Pleasant
5 2 1
4 Muritai Terrace
This inviting modernised home offers great family space, sun and enticing sea and city views. The functional
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separate lounge, complete with a new clean air approved log burner. The living space opens to a wide sunny
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while soaking in those expansive views.
Auction: Thursday 15 Dec 12:00 p.m. (In rooms), Unless Sold Prior
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5032
Deb Beesley Ph 027 280 8837
Mt Pleasant 59 Major Hornbrook Road
Papanui 32 Moreland Avenue
Mt Pleasant 91 Cannon Hill Crescent
Sumner 22 Tuawera Terrace
4 2 1 2 3 1 1 1 4 3 3 2
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1
Auction: 20 December 2016, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5038
Deb Beesley
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Auction: 15 December 2016, 12pm
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David Searle
Ph 021 565 950
Price: $699,000
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Deb Beesley
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Joy Butel
Ph 021 353 280
Woolston 28 Charlesworth Street
Redcliffs 17 Mandalay Lane
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Waltham 121A Osborne Street
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Price: $420,000
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Auction: 15 December 2016, 12pm
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Deb Beesley
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Price: $230,000
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