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• By Noah Graham
THE controversial Sumner skate
ramp will be locked up and out of
use from Friday after it failed city
council sound level tests last week.
Sound level readings were conducted
on the half pipe last week
which showed the Wakefield Ave
facility did not comply with the
city plan noise standards during
the day or night.
Following the failed noise tests,
the council is reviewing the legality
of the site and have ordered it to
be closed and moved by Friday if
noise levels cannot be reduced.
However, Sumner Green and
Skate Group member Kimberley
Mossman said the skate ramp
would be locked for good tomorrow
night after the community
have given it a “last hurrah,”
which everyone is welcome to
attend.
She said rather than spending
the money now to work with the
council and soundproof the skate
ramp, they would instead close
the park, relocate it and work on it
at the new site.
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Wednesday February 8 2017
FROM
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Inside
News....................................3-10
THE ONGOING Sumner skate
ramp saga takes another twist
this week and we have coverage
on page 1.
There’s polarised views on this
issue – many people want it to
stay in its current location, and of
course there are others who operate
businesses nearby who don’t.
Two weeks ago we had a stack
of responses on our Rise Up
Christchurch Facebook page to
our coverage. And there was a
resounding message: Leave the
skate ramp where it is.
But the city council has now
done a sound test and the powers
that be have found it doesn’t
comply with noise standards.
The people behind the skate
ramp have now decided to move
on so from Friday it will be gone.
Let’s hope they can find another
spot in the area fairly quickly.
– Barry Clarke
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Wednesday February 8 2017
News
BAY HARBOUR
In Brief
PAGE 3
SERVICE CENTRE PLANS
THe proposed plans for the
Akaroa Service Centre repairs
were received by the Akaroa
Design and Advisory Committee
last Thursday. Banks Peninsula
Community Board deputy
chairwoman Pam Richardson
said the centre is on its way to
being repaired.
PREFERRED: A computer-generated image of what the St Andrews Hill, Bridle Path and Main Rds intersection will look like if
option two is the final decision. ​
Solution sought for problem intersection
• By Noah Graham
OPTION TWO is the crowd
pleaser.
The first of two drop-in sessions
was held at the Mt Pleasant
Memorial Centre last week
for residents to discuss their
preference on the three options
available for the St Andrews
Hill, Bridle Path, and Main Rds
intersection.
The second option, to install
traffic signals on St Andrews
Hill Rd and pre-signals on Bridle
Path Rd, is the community
favourite.
Mt Pleasant resident Derek
McCullough attended the start
of the session and said there was
a constant flow of residents while
he was there.
“There was at least 20 people
in the room at all times,” Mr
McCullough said.
The drop-in consultation session
was a success and option
two – to install traffic signals
on St Andrews Hill Rd and presignals
on Bridle Path Rd – is the
obvious choice and would suit
all residents, he said.
City council engagement manager
Katy McRae said the first
drop-in session went well with
about 50 people turning up.
“People appreciated the opportunity
to meet with the project
team to discuss the project.”
Mr McCullough is not the
only resident who prefers option
two.
Heathcote Valley Association
administrator Jackie Foulkes
said the third option to improve
the intersection would stop motorists
turning right onto Main
Rd from St Andrews Hill and
Bridle Path Rd.
The concerned Heathcote
Valley resident said the city
council’s proposed third option
may work for other residents in
the area but it will not work well
for them or other people travelling
on Bridle Path Rd.
She said in a Heathcote
Valley Association meeting last
month, the community had displayed
their resistance to option
three.
“People are unhappy about the
potential loss of having a righthand
turn heading to Sumner
and Redcliffs.”
Mrs Foulkes implored residents
to voice their opinions by
making submissions to the city
council or by attending the next
drop in meeting tomorrow at the
Heathcote Community Centre
from 5-6.30pm.
WATER PROTECTION
The city council is ensuring
Christchurch’s unchlorinated
drinking water supply is protected
by spraying a protective
membrane on its storage reservoirs
to stop bird faeces seeping
into the supply when it rains.
The city council has 11 to do
including two in Lyttelton and
one in Diamond Harbour.
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THe Lyttelton Library and
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will reopen on the corner of
London and Canterbury Sts
on March 13. In preparation
for the opening of the newlyrefurbished
building, the
temporary Lyttelton Library in
the Lyttelton Recreation Centre
will close at 1pm on February 25.
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Wednesday February 8 2017
Our People
Induction as parish vicar more like
WELCOME: Thomas Brauer at his induction as the new vicar for
the Anglican Parish of Sumner/Redcliffs.
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Canadian-born Thomas Brauer is the new vicar for the Anglican Parish
of Sumner/Redcliffs and travelled from Scotland to be inducted into the
community and church last week. Noah Graham spoke to him about how he has
found New Zealand so far and what he hopes to bring to the community
Before you moved to
Christchurch, what was your
role?
Before coming to New Zealand
we were in Scotland and I was
the diocese and missioner for
the Diocese of St Andrews in the
Scottish episcopal church.
And what would you do there?
It was an executive role and my
job was to help the older churches
of the diocese to understand
better how to communicate
with the culture around them
and how to be a part of society
in a way that was meaningful
both to the church and to the
local community. I helped the
diocese to develop training
programmes for clergy, I helped
them to engage young people and
I helped them to grow in their
understanding of how to live out
their life in a Christian world.
You’re Canadian, could you
tell me a bit about where you
grew up and what it was like?
Well, I grew up on the north
shore of the Great Lakes in
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and rocks, and rocks and trees
and trees and rocks. I grew up
with a lot of trees and rocks and
a lot of lake. In some ways, lots
of rolling hills and maple trees.
It was stunningly beautiful and
a wonderful place to grow up but
very rural.
You’re living in Redcliffs,
what do you think of it?
It’s been wonderful. I have to
say the people of this area are
exceedingly welcoming and
they’ve just been so helpful
and supportive. We don’t own
anything at this stage. We don’t
have furniture or even a car.
People have been lending us
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places are to find what we need to
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You mentioned your family,
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My wife Cheryl and I have two
kids. Our boy will be seven years
old next week and our girl will be
three in March. Really enjoying
getting into school and being part
of the community.
And what about your wife?
Her background is in film and
television production. So she’s
had a variety of experiences
from doing special effects and
pyro-technics, up to production
co-ordination for a couple of big
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She’s not standing right next
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No, she’s not. I actually say that
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a reunion
Getting back to your role in
the community. What do you
expect to happen in the next
month or so and what are your
great plans?
It’s about learning right now.
The next month is entirely about
learning, understanding how life
works in New Zealand. What the
community is like in Redcliffs
and Sumner. Learning who the
people are and what is happening
in their lives and how we can
support both the parishioners of
Redcliffs and Sumner but also the
brother community. The big plans
are, I would say just continuing to
build what has already happened
here which in particular in the
Sumner area we’ve had wonderful
relationships with the community
and with young people in
particular. So continuing to build
that and seeking ways in which
we as a church can be of service
to the community. How can we
give, how can we support and
how can we help.
I understand you had your induction
last week, how was that?
It was brilliant, it was wonderful.
Bishop Victoria (Matthews)
who is our bishop here in
Christchurch was my bishop in
Canada. So she ordained me in
Canada. It was a reunion for us
to come back. Even though this is
the first time I have been in New
Zealand this is the third church
she has put me in. So that was
really nice to be able to connect
with her that way. It was wonderful
to for the first time to be able
to pray and be in worship with
the people here. A wonderful
variety from the community were
present to welcome us and show
their support.
It certainly makes it a lot
easier when the community welcome
you with open arms.
Yes, it really helps. So far it has
been a really easy transition.
Skate ramp out of use
•From page 1
“We could spend thousands
of dollars and still fall short of
the council’s guidelines,” she
said.
Mrs Mossman hopes to have
the ramp relocated as soon as
possible, at the preferred 26
Nayland St site.
Sumner will be without the
ramp indefinitely, but hopes
they can sort a new site out with
the council as soon as possible,
she said.
She said the new site would
ideally have an area to place
the skate ramp but to also have
space where a picnic table and
trees can be placed so all family
members can enjoy, not just
skaters.
Mrs Mossman wanted to
make clear the skate park was
closing down because it had not
complied with council noise
level readings, not because of the
main complainant.
Sumner Re Treat owner Chris
Gage-Smart said it was good to
hear her business could continue
as usual now the skate park will
be closed down.
CLOSED: The
controversial
Wakefield Ave
skate ramp
will be locked
up tomorrow
evening until
a new site can
be secured for
the Sumner
Green and
Skate Group. ​
Mrs Gage-Smart said herself
and her husband are “more than
happy” to help the group when
the new site is secured.
Heathcote Ward councillor
Sara Templeton said she had met
with the group and the council
will continue to work with the
group to find a permanent place
for the skate ramp.
“They’re a fantastic group of
local volunteers who have put a
huge amount of work into the
ramp for the youth of Sumner
and really want to do the right
thing for the community.”
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AT THIS time of the year former
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I moved to Melbourne and played
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Wednesday February 8 2017
Your Local Views
School site concern
Linwood-
Central-
Heathcote
Community
Board member
Darrell Latham
writes about
the relocation
of Redcliffs School
My years in education as a
school teacher and university
academic has not diminished my
belief that the school is the heart
of the community. The return of
Redcliffs School to the Redcliffs
community is something that
took huge community effort to
achieve and a homecoming that
we all look forward to.
It came with a caveat from
Education Minister, Hekia Parata
that the school would be relocated
to Redcliffs Park.
Everyone I know supports
and celebrates the decision that
Redcliffs School is homeward
bound. It will mean stability and
certainty for the children, teachers,
parents and the wider community.
New families will move
into the area and businesses
viability will improve.
However, many also acknowledge
that Education Minister
Hekia Parata served the community
with ‘another dose of difficulty’
by relocating the school
to Redcliffs Park.
My preference is for the existing
Main Rd site. For me it is a
case of loyal opposition. Let me
briefly explain what I mean. I
am completely loyal to, and fully
support, the return of Redcliffs
School to the community. Nonetheless,
I am concerned as to the
preferred site for the school as it
has its own ‘geographical challenges
that mean it is far from
perfect.’
Residents are taking the opportunity
to contact their councillors
and community board members
to have their voices heard. Democracy
in action. There will be
further community consultation
to come and it is very important
that all voices are heard.
The next step is for the Ministry
of Education to go through
the land acquisition process with
the council and for consulting
engineers to carry out a detailed
analysis of Redcliffs Park.
Redcliffs School will return to
the Redcliffs community!
However, as numerous commentators
have stated: ‘Is Redcliffs
Park really the best option
for the future as Parata says. Or,
is this the final fling of a Minister
who wants to have the last word?
That is certainly the way some
Redcliffs residents see it.’
TRIAL RUN: Six members of the Te Waka Pounamu Waka
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Naval Point to Okains Bay to commemorate Waitangi Day.
Successful journey
• By Noah Graham
DOLPHINS HAD some
company on Sunday as the Te
Waka Pounamu Waka Ama
Club paddled from Naval Point
to Okains Bay.
Thirteen people hopped into
Matariki – their Waka Ama
– and made their way around
Banks Peninsula to commemorate
Waitangi Day.
Te Waka Pounamu Waka
Ama Club coach Jack Wormald
said the 40km and four-hour
trip was “fantastic” and
included dolphins, seals and
perfect weather.
He said on the trip the paddlers
jumped out and swam
with the dolphins who “escorted”
them to Okains Bay.
Mr Wormald said the trip
also served as a way to prepare
for another later in the year
when they will paddle from
Lyttelton to Akaroa, a journey
which he expects will take
about eight hours.
“There’s no date for Akaroa
as yet, hopefully by the end of
the year – a bit more logistical
planning needed to ensure a
safe and successful trip,” he
said.
The waka ama seats six
people and the group rotated
between two teams of six
throughout the trip every 45
minutes.
Mr Wormald said they were
helped by a safety boat provided
by the Naval Point Club,
and a special thanks needed to
go out to them.
“It was sensational.”
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Bylaw changes
promote safety
• By Gary Manch, navigational
safety officer, Lyttelton
IT WOULD be fair to say that we
have had some terrible weather
lately and, as a result, our
waterways have been very quiet.
On a positive note, this may
mean that boaties are checking
the weather and making the right
decision by not going out when
it looks dodgy. It’s certainly not
worth putting yourself or your
passengers at risk.
When the weather is a bit average,
I would like you all to further
that good boating practice
by having a look at Environment
Canterbury’s new Navigation
Safety Bylaw 2016.
I have provided bits of information
via this column in the past,
but I thought it would be a good
time to give you guys another
reminder of some of the major
changes that affect you.
Here are two major changes
to the bylaw which affect you
directly: You and your crew
must wear life jackets. On any
vessel six metres or less, you are
required to wear life jackets.
This includes paddle boards and
kayaks. There is an exemption if
Pirate’s Corner
the paddle boarder is using the
paddle board for surfing and has
a leg strap attached. If your vessel
is towed on a trailer and has an
outboard/inboard motor, you
must have identification. In most
cases, this will be the registration
number of your trailer put on
either side of the vessel. It has to
be at least 90mm high above the
waterline visible by the naked eye
from 50m.
Non-powered vessels less than
six metres in length require
the current owner’s name and
contact details somewhere on the
vessel. There are some exemptions,
including belonging to an
approved boating organisation
that has an identification system
approved by the harbour master’s
office.
For more information about
these rules and more safety tips,
check out ecan.govt.nznavsafety
That’s it from me, be safe out
there.
Watch out for toxic algae
Green MP
Eugenie Sage
talks about the
effect of toxic
blooms on our
waterways
I was looking forward to an
evening swim at Camp Bay
recently but was put off by the
vivid green colour of the water.
Looking out from Camp Bay
Rd, I was disturbed to see large
areas of the Lyttelton Harbour
stained with phytoplankton
blooms.
On a flight to Wellington I
saw similar extensive blooms off
the Brighton and Sumner coast.
From the air, the blooms look
dark green. Up close, they turn
the sea a lurid green because of
the way these tiny plants reflect
sunlight.
Phytoplankton are the basis
of the marine food chain but a
NIWA ecologist described these
huge blooms as “out of the ordinary.”
Increased nutrient levels,
warm sunny days and long
hours of sunshine have created
ideal conditions for these tiny
plants to multiply.
Environment Canterbury
suggests that the phytoplankton
blooms may be caused by heavy
north-west rain storms flushing
nutrients from the land into
streams and rivers, such as the
Waimakariri, and from there
out to the sea.
In our gardens and on farm
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and phosphorus help plants
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problems for our rivers and lakes
with excessive algal growths.
Health warnings against any
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least seven Canterbury rivers
and three of our lakes, make
these waterways off limits for
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A five-wicket haul from Jonny Pugh wasn’t enough to
help Heathcote 2A reach the final of the twenty20 Barry
Hadlee series. A spirited final two rounds of the competition
saw Heathcote sneak into the semi-final against East
Christchurch Shirley on Thursday. However, that’s as far as
they went. Heathcote bowled first at Burwood Park, with
Pugh’s haul helping to restrict East Christchurch Shirley
to 150/7 from 20 overs. Heathcote’s batsmen, who had
amassed 388 runs in their previous two innings, struggled
at the crease in the knockout match, with East Christchurch
Shirley’s total never looking in danger. Heathcote were all
out for 108 in the 19th over. Monday’s final was taken out by
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SPORTS
WAKE UP CALL: The athletes plunged into action at 8.30am
CHAMPION: Tyrone Hellyer took top prize in
the Olympic distance triathlon.
LOOKING FRESH: Mark La Roche heads up the
hill after completing the 1500m swim.
Athletes battled the heat in Corsair Bay
COMPETITORS battled with
temperatures in excess of 30 deg
C in Sunday’s Corsair Bay Classic
Triathlon.
More than 100 athletes, ranging
from seven through to 70-yearsold,
took part in the event which
began with an 8.30am swim.
The event hosted three categories.
The children’s aquathon,
which was contested between seven
to 10-year-olds and consisted
of a short swim and run. The
short course triathlon/duathlon,
which included a 500m swim or
1.7km run, a 13km cycle to the
bottom of Dyers Pass Rd and
back, and a 3.3km run. And the
Olympic distance triathlon/duathlon,
which featured a 1500m
swim in Corsair Bay or 5km run,
40km bike to Orton Bradley Park
and back, and a 10km run.
Many of Canterbury’s top triathletes
used the event as a final
test before next weekend’s Challenge
Wanaka Triathlon Festival.
Thomas Newsom was first
home in the boys’ aquathon with
Charlotte Chiles first in the girls.
A pair of teenagers were first
home in the short course triathlon.
Reece Rush won the male
event in a time of 49m 35s. The
first female home was Rosa Blake
in 56m 1.9s. The men’s short
course duathlon was won by
Alasdair Hood (49m 56.3s) and
Amber Lawson (58m 36s) won
the women’s race.
The Olympic distance triathlon
titles went to Tyrone Hellyer,
who won the men’s in a time of
2h 14m 20.2s and Fiona Crombie
in 2h 24m 12.5s. The Olympic
distance duathlon titles went to
husband and wife combo David
and Katherine Fitch. David won
the men’s event in a time of 2h
22m 39.3s and Katherine the
women’s in 2h 53m 43.7s.
SHORT CLIMB: Cyclists make their way out of Corsair Bay as
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Wednesday February 8 2017
Selwyn Sounds
Jason Kerrison
Kerrison on making music and
Speaking with Christine de Felice ahead of next
month’s Selwyn Sounds music festival,
singer-songwriter Jason Kerrison discusses his
career, music, beliefs and planetarian ventures
You have been at the
forefront of the New Zealand
music scene for quite a few
years now. What have been the
highlights of your career so far?
The biggest achievement for
me by far is Band Together for
Canterbury. Our response to the
earthquakes felt like a good idea
at the time, but it wasn’t until we
had what was later reported as
160,000-odd people at Hagley
Park that we realised the scale of
what we had been a part of. Giving
people that reprieve for even
just a day of music was mint. I
felt huge pride in the team.
What do you regard as your
greatest achievement in music?
Getting the opportunity to
work on very diverse projects
– from being in rock bands like
Opshop and Fungi and hybrid
Hip Pop pyjama-wearing group
The Babysitters Circus to playing
a dual role in the musical
Grease earlier this year and being
invited to play the drums for a
band at the Dubai Sevens. Living
the dream.
The music you create is somewhat
diverse, so what kind of
composer/musician do you see
yourself as?
Recently I’ve tried to explore
different forms in my #JKEP
series, from the sacred geometry
of the Golden Mean to the tuning
and the universal harmonic
of 432Hz instead of the typical
440Hz – just for fun experimentation.
So pop experimentation
at the moment I guess. I also
have a publishing company
called Antipodes Music Publishing
and Sync (AMPS) that
produces and curates music
for a number of projects. So it’s
very diverse in terms of activities,
whether you’re writing for
yourself or to brief. You get to
traverse a few spaces both commercially
and creatively.
Being part of a band or a
solo performer – do you have a
preference and if so, why?
No, I feel rapt to do all of it to
be honest. I’m definitely looking
forward to smashing it out with
the Fungi, though. It has been
way too long since we played. Almost
two decades now … jeez.
Your EP #JKEP2 was an
experimental work. What
prompted you to produce this
rather than a more conventional
EP showcasing your music?
I felt with Opshop I had
cornered myself into commercial
ballad guy-ville and that was
never the intention. I needed
a change of approach purely
as an artist to stretch myself.
I came up with the idea of
producing 10 EPs over time,
exploring different processes in
each. #JKEP1 was largely poppy
acoustic electronic stuff. #JKEP2
was exploring sacred geometry
and its effects in music,
and #JKEP3 will be around
developing songs from briefs
initially used for commercial
clients.
How do you see your future
in music?
I see myself as a working
musician. Whether that
manifests as a soloist, a cast
member of Grease, or a music
producer for the sevens. I went
from touring for the new Fungi
album, which has been sitting in
the top 10 Italian rock charts for
the last few months, and writing/
composing for commercial
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clients to producing music for
Toyota’s Global Street Band of
buskers, playing drums for a
band in Dubai, being the music
director for the New Zealand
Marley All-stars Tribute and
debuting a music festival, Selwyn
Sounds, in March with a stellar
line-up. I’m thrilled and bloody
lucky I get to do any of these,
so I’ll just keep saying yes and
getting amongst it I guess. I do
want to start an eco-conscious
music festival on my farm in
about three years, so that’s in the
mix too.
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preparing for the end of time
New Zealand has produced
some stellar musicians, both
composers and performers,
over the last five decades or so.
Do you see that legacy continuing
through today’s up-andcoming
musicians and are there
any that stand out?
Well, I’m in my own rabbit
hole so much that I don’t get exposed
to nearly enough new music.
But I love Joel Shadbolt at the
moment. That dude’s playing and
singing. Far out, one to watch for
sure. I worked with him as MD
on the Bob Marley tribute show
and he just killed it. Genius. In
fact, that whole production was
insanely good and cool to work
with. Bob’s the man.
What advice would you give
to young people with musical
ambitions?
Primarily enjoy yourself and
savour the fact that you get to
do it. In terms of making a life
of it? I often say it’s good to get
a handle on what your success
metrics are from the beginning.
Is success joining a tribute band
and playing once a month for
well-paying corporates? Is it
touring the world playing metal
festivals? Is it writing commercials?
Is it a combo of many
things? Dream it up and get a
handle of its manifestation early.
Charity work, particularly
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Mi-Sex at the Selwyn Sounds
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with young people, has been a
feature of your career. Why do
you see this as important?
I basically think that if I can
help, I should. That’s pretty much
it.
You describe yourself as a
“planetarian.” What do you
mean by that and how does it
manifest in your day-to-day
life?
I feel the most important thing
we have is our planet. In terms of
day-to-day life, I’m developing a
permaculture biotecture-based
retreat in the far north. We’re
trying to use as much recycled
and retooled stuff as we can. For
example, the Earthship we’re
currently working on has earthrammed
tyres as basic building
blocks. Eventually, we’d like to
run workshops on the principles
of resilient homes and communities
along with other more
esoteric interests of the retreat.
So, I’m still learning a lot about it
and relishing the chance to do it.
Tell us about your “ark” –
why did you decide to build it
and is it complete yet?
I wanted to build an emergency
fallback shelter that would
be off the grid, sustainable and
be able to withstand earthquakes,
hurricanes, tornadoes
and energetic solar events, away
from significant fault lines with
a high profile and an exceptional
spring. We found a property that
suited those caveats. We went
through many different phases
of design, but ultimately decided
we’d like to try different designs
around the ecovillage over time.
We’ve settled on a Michael
Reynolds-inspired Earthship
hut design for the first whare
and it’s an optimistic 70 per cent
there. The release of the Opshop
album Until The End of Time in
2010 was a good opportunity for
me to chat about preparedness
around concerns I had for people
being ready in the event of a
catastrophe, predicted or not. My
personal consideration around
the literature of the predictions
and culture of the end times
of 2012 got me invested into
exploring it further and writing
about it in songs. I’m what you
might call an apocaloptimist,
so I felt in terms of the media
reporting what I was up to there
was a misrepresentation to the
degree that certain elements of
my account were seized upon,
sensationalised and tainted with
whack journalism. Regardless,
I’m still of the opinion that ancient
cultures have left clues for
us about large cosmic cycles and
their effects. And that right now
our solar system is undergoing
interplanetary climate change.
And climate change isn’t an
earthcentric thing; cataclysmic
and abrupt climate change is occurring
throughout the solar system.
So change is upon us. I just
wanted, and still want, people
to be mindful of their preparedness,
and I felt talking about that,
the ark, within the context of the
record would be a good conversation
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My art covers a broad range of mediums, including
sculpture, printmaking, mixed media, and
furniture and I typically create one off pieces. I’m
passionate about sustainability, so where possible
I use reclaimed materials. I believe salvaged
materials have an inherent beauty that should be
showcased.
In New Zealand,
we’re fortunate
to have a rich
landscape, that is
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High relief sculptures for the
wall by Hamish Southcott.
These artworks
draw on our diverse
landscape and looks
at the burden that
society has and
continues to have
on this beautiful part
of the world. Our actions
today, have far reaching
consequences tomorrow!
I sought to reflect these
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convey the present and my
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For me painting is emotive, and a great deal of
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I am drawn to texture and contrast, and my
process consists of straightening and perfecting,
then pushing the
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Chill out in the thermal springs
• By Mike Yardley
STEEPED IN Roman heritage
and swooned over as Britain’s
premier spa destination, Bath’s
architectural flourishes can’t fail
to impress.
Boasting Britain’s only natural
thermal springs, immerse yourself
in the warm, mineral-rich waters,
just as the Celts and Romans did,
over 2000 years ago. The Thermae
Spa is where to head for the ultimate
immersion experience.
I always enjoy taking a sizzling
soak after admiring the World
Heritage-listed Roman Baths, a
stirring monument of engineering
prowess where natural hot water
still flows through this extraordinary
temple and its cavernous
labyrinth of bathing rooms.
Lording over the thermal baths
is Bath Abbey, the last of the
great English medieval churches
which was built in 1499. Following
dissolution in 1539, the abbey
was sold into private ownership,
before being returned to
the city’s purview in 1572. But
it’s the Georgian architecture
that looms large as Bath’s calling
card; a living, breathing museum
of graciously curved buildings,
principally designed by masterly
town planners, Ralph Allen and
the two John Woods’ – the elder
and the younger.
Throughout the 1700s, the
streets of Bath were flanked in the
fashionable Palladian style and
Georgian-style townhouses. Size
up the splendour of John Wood’s
Queen Square, the gold-standard
of Palladian design, built to provide
visitors to the city the same
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The Circus and the Royal
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triumphs of urban living, with the
artful curvature of these multistorey
stone buildings. And the
grand stone Pulteney Bridge is the
only historic bridge, apart from
Florence’s Ponte Vecchio, that was
built with shops incorporated into
it. Take a boat ride on the River
Avon to intimately size up the
ANCIENT: Pulteney Bridge (left) incorporates
shops. (Above) – Take a sizzling soak in the
World Heritage-listed Roman Baths.
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Catering to the social needs of
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Rooms in 1769. This gracious
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wood panelled walls and original
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If you’re a Jane Austen fan, don’t
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centre, that showcases Bath’s
most famous resident. The centre
provides a snapshot of life during
Regency times and how living in
Bath influenced Jane Austen’s life
and her writing.
Costumed guides, film footage
and authentic period exhibits
make this attraction a winner,
topped off with a pot of real leaf
tea in the upstairs Regency Tea
Room, where Jane once slept.
It’s also a great perch for a
sublime rooftop panorama over
the city centre. Afternoon tea is a
seriously big business in Bath and
another great venue is the Bath
Priory, built in 1835 as a private
residence.
Discreetly situated on a treelined
road, this Gothic confection
makes for a picturesque setting.
Their full afternoon tea service
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The creative precision that goes
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(1482) and home to its most
celebrated local delicacy; the Sally
Lunn bun. Lunn was a French
refugee who established her bakery
in Bath in 1680, and the same
Left: Eat the local delicacy at
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– Curved architecture of The
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Fashion
Gift for illustrating the latest trends
Instagram is a
treasure-trove of
undiscovered talent. Amy
Parsons-King talked to
Christchurch-based fashion
illustrator Renuka Malik, of
@nukaillustrations, about
her love of fashion,
technology and design
What’s your name and how
old are you?
My name is Renuka-Maria
Malik and I am 23-years-old. I
was born in Germany and lived
there for the first six years of
my life, I then moved to India
for two years before residing in
Christchurch, New Zealand. (My
mother is German and my father
is Indian. I also speak fluent
German).
Did you study? If so what?
I studied fashion, technology
and design straight out of high
school, as I’ve wanted to be part
of the fashion industry for as
long as I can remember.
How do you spend your days
at the moment?
I currently work full-time
at Plume, surrounded by my
favourite New Zealand and
international labels. As well as
TALENTED: Renuka Malik is a Christchurch-based fashion
illustrator.
illustrating, another huge passion
of mine is make-up artistry.
I think I enjoy make-up as much
as illustrating because, to me, it’s
like drawing but on a face. I love
anything art-based!
How’d you get into fashion
illustration?
Mum loves to tell the story
of how she had to confiscate
all pens off me as a toddler,
because as soon as I could
hold a pen, I used to draw on
anything and everything. She
then replaced it with a pencil
and numerous books with
empty pages, which didn’t take
me long to fill (apparently). As a
tween, I insisted my mother buy
me Vogue magazines, she finally
agreed as long as I sketched what
I saw inside the magazine. I had
no qualms. This furthered my
love for fashion illustrating.
Why’d you decide to start?
As I mentioned, I’ve always
drawn a lot, especially bodies,
faces and clothes. I draw digitally
on my iPad with a stylus and
have developed an individual
style. A wee while ago, a friend
suggested I post a couple of my
illustrations on Instagram. I’ve
had a really good response so far!
Are you a self-taught
illustrator?
Yes! I went to an alternative
learning school (Rudolf Steiner)
and we were encouraged to paint
and draw from a very young age.
Do you want a career as
a fashion illustrator? If so,
how does it work, like are you
commissioned by designers to
sketch their collections?
Ideally, I would love to work
as a freelance illustrator and do
various jobs for fashion/music
magazines, as well as designers
and photographers, or anyone to
be honest! I love seeing drawing
incorporated into photo shoots
e.g the latest MissFQ cover is
super-cute!
Where do you get inspiration
for your drawings from?
At the moment, most of the
illustrations on my page are
all of runway/campaign looks
that I personally like. I source
the majority of my research
from Style.com (now Vogue.com).
I love looking through the latest
shows and I find a lot of new
designers that way too!
Do you think there’s a market
for fashion illustrating?
I think there is a market for
it as not everyone has the gift
of drawing. I once believed that
everyone is born with it but
turns out that’s not true and,
surprisingly, people do come to
you because of the skill set you
have. I would love to work with
anyone in the fashion industry.
There are some pretty
incredible fashion illustrators
around, is there anyone who
particularly inspires your work?
There are so many amazing
fashion illustrators that are
very talented and I love viewing
other people’s work. I would say
that the person who originally
inspired me the most is the
fabulous and French Garance
Doré, I used to, and still do,
think her little sketches are
so adorable. Linear, chic and
simple.
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28 Esplanade, Sumner
Auction 16th February 2017 (unless sold prior)
4 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | 2 Living Rooms | 1 Dining Room | 2 Car Garage | 2 Off Street Carparks - Listing No: FM5064
Properties in this location are tightly held and are
rarely becoming available and it is almost impossible to
find an original character home let alone on Sumner’s
waterfront.
Positioned right opposite Cave Rock, Scarborough
and Sumner Beaches and boasting one of the few
homes on the Esplanade with rear access and views
in both directions. Views encapsulate Scarborough
Heads sweeping over Sumner Beach and right along
the coastline to the Kaikoura Ranges and the Southern
Alps.
Built approximately 100 years ago when
craftsmanship was valued this graceful character home
has great street appeal, good bones and untapped
potential. Clearly cherished and lovingly maintained
with gleaming timber floors throughout and a good old
fashioned ambience.
All the ground floor is dedicated to two generous
sized living rooms, one which is open plan with the
kitchen and has French doors opening on to the rear
garden, the other being the formal dining and living
room area.
Upstairs hosts four bedrooms, two that are large and
two smaller plus a sunroom which is sure to be the best
seat in the house.
The grounds are much larger than first appear with
a well laid out back area for the family to enjoy, rear
access from the ROW (off Burgess St) and off street
parking, garage and a workshop/studio/storage room.
This is an ideal location to raise your family and
offers a beachy laid back lifestyle. Enjoy a surf or swim
after work or a morning stroll along the Esplanade. Life
doesn’t get much better than this.
With a myriad of village shops, cafes and boutiques
within close proximity from your door, you are sure to
enjoy the benefits of such a prime address.
A treasured family home for the past 35 years, it is now
time for our owner to say goodbye. Here’s your chance
to stamp your mark and purchase this special property.
Your earliest inspection is highly recommended.
Open Home Dates: Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday 11:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m until auction day. See
you at one of the Open Days, or for a private viewing
or for more information contact Alison Carter of
Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead (Licensed Agent
REAA 2008) on 384 7950 or mobile 0274 318 960.
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Four Grenadier Seasons Ferrymead
realty
Mt Pleasant
4 3 1
2 Clifton
3 2 1 1
44 Main Road
This waterfront property is a new build having been rebuilt in 2013 to new standards while keeping some of the
past wood panelling and character of the home. Set back behind the park in a sheltered front row position with
an ever-changing sea views over the estuary.
Sit and watch the yachts, kite surfers and the tide ebb and flow from the generous sized front deck.
Auction: 23 February 2017, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5074
Alison Carter Ph 0274 318 960
165 Clifton Terrace
547m2 of flat land on the hill with stunning views out to the Pacific Ocean and Sumner Village. This is an
opportunity to purchase the existing home on the site “as is where is.” It’s a 3-4-bedroom home surrounded by
decking to while away the hours soaking up the ocean views. There is an opportunity to renovate the existing
house or live here until your consents and builder are ready to start. It has a Heat pump and an HRV System
and an alarm for your security.
Auction: 23 February 2017, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5071
Joy Butel Ph 021 353 280
St Albans 578 Barbadoes Street
Redcliffs 60 Celia Street
St Martins 62 Ngaio Street
Sumner 11 Thorpe Street
3 2 1 1 3 1 1 4 2 1 2
4 2 1
1
Auction: 23 February 2017, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5066
Auction: 16 February 2017, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5070
Auction: 16 February 2017, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5065
Auction: 16 February 2017, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5067
Deb Beesley
Ph 027 280 8837
Alison Carter
Ph 0274 318 960
Carol Williams
Ph 027 282 4950
Alison Carter
Ph 0274 318 960
Sumner 28 Esplanade
Sumner 16A Sumnervale Drive
Sumner 79 Nayland Street
Aranui 1/5 Leonie Place
4 1 2 2
2 1 1 1 3 2 2 2
2 1 1 1
Auction: 16 February 2017, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5064
Alison Carter
Ph 0274 318 960
Deadline Sale: 21 February 2017, 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5073
Chris Moores
Ph 027 588 4440
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5076
Joy Butel
Ph 021 353 280
Price: $230,000
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5069
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Greg Powell
Branch Manager
027 274 6157
Alison
Carter
0274 318 960
Michelle
Ward
027 203 7858
Deb
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027 280 8837
Joy
Butel
021 353 280
Chris
Moores
027 588 4440
David
Searle
021 565 950
Kirsty
McLeod
027 226 5893
Liz
Lewis
027 453 0952
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027 282 4950
Catherine
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027 588 6844
Dave
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0274 593 165
Chris
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021 871 100
Craig
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027 642 1075
Lisa
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027 622 5060
Megan
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027 841 2335
Shaun
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027 953 8860
Alistair
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027 572 1555
This could
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