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• By Kurt <strong>Bay</strong>er<br />
AS GOVERNORS <strong>Bay</strong> resident<br />
Luke Thomas rushed his<br />
heavily-pregnant wife Jessica to<br />
hospital, leaping flames licked<br />
the scrub and trees above their<br />
harbour-side home.<br />
In the midst of the raging<br />
inferno enveloping the Port<br />
Hills, which has claimed the life<br />
of a decorated war hero, homes,<br />
and hundreds of hectares, came<br />
a new life.<br />
Just hours after the Thomas<br />
family evacuated from their<br />
fire-threatened home, tiny baby<br />
Thea made her arrival in the<br />
world – a week early.<br />
“It’s kind of typical. If it was<br />
going to happen, it was going to<br />
happen on the night the fire beat<br />
down and people were evacuated,”<br />
Luke said.<br />
Expecting their first child, the<br />
Thomas family had watched the<br />
smoke from the fires billow over<br />
the summit above their home<br />
since last Monday night.<br />
At about 11pm on Tuesday,<br />
they checked the fires and decided<br />
it was safe to go to bed.<br />
EXCITEMENT: Governors <strong>Bay</strong> residents Jessica and Luke Thomas with their new-born, Thea, who arrived a week early, on the night<br />
people evacuated to avoid the Port Hills blaze.<br />
But by midnight, a sudden old IT consultant said.<br />
wind shift had pushed the blaze That night more than 100 Governors<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> locals were evacuated,<br />
down towards the Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />
village.<br />
with many sheltering at the<br />
At 2am, 32-year-old Jessica primary school which had been<br />
went into labour.<br />
turned into a makeshift welfare<br />
Luke walked to the nearby fire centre.<br />
station where he could see “tall Luke ran home and within<br />
flames on the hillside.”<br />
minutes he was bundling his<br />
“They were about to start evacuations<br />
a little bit further up the tions, into the car, along with<br />
wife, who was having contrac-<br />
hill and said that if we wanted three cats and a dog in the<br />
to get out then now was a pretty backseat.<br />
good time to do it,” the 28-year-<br />
As they drove away, the threat<br />
became even clearer.<br />
“It was crazy. As we drove<br />
around the hill, you could see<br />
this huge, glowing orange in the<br />
night sky right behind our house.<br />
It was pretty upsetting,” Luke<br />
said.<br />
They drove to a friend’s house<br />
in Christchurch to drop the pets<br />
off. A midwife met them there<br />
who, after a quick check, told<br />
them to get to Christchurch<br />
Women’s Hospital immediately.<br />
At 6.47am last Wednesday,<br />
weighing 7lb 1oz, baby Thea was<br />
born.<br />
“Mum and baby are doing<br />
great and the labour went perfectly.<br />
It was very quick, especially<br />
for a first birth,” Luke said.<br />
“I’m sure it was sped up by the<br />
situation of getting out.<br />
“We will always remember the<br />
day Thea was born.”<br />
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HATS OFF to all of the bay<br />
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savage Port Hills blaze.<br />
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extreme odds, and their magnificent<br />
efforts almost certainly saved<br />
many more properties from being<br />
destroyed.<br />
If the fire had not have been<br />
stopped on top of the Port Hills<br />
who knows what carnage it could<br />
have caused if it was able to sweep<br />
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on the city side, and<br />
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The flammable materials and<br />
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areas combined with tinder<br />
dry vegetation would have turned<br />
the blaze into an unimaginable<br />
fire storm.<br />
We cover their deeds on pages<br />
4-5 today.<br />
But the message from last<br />
week’s fires is that we have to be<br />
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PAGE 3<br />
Port Hills fire<br />
Korako apologises<br />
after Twitter hacked<br />
NUK KORAKO is apologising<br />
for a number of tweets sent out<br />
from his personal account by<br />
his son and nephew.<br />
The pair commandeered his<br />
phone while Mr Korako was at<br />
a briefing about the Port Hills<br />
fires, and started replying to a<br />
handful of people.<br />
“I was sitting on the<br />
wharepaku (toilet) dropping<br />
the kind of stuff you and your SNAPPED: National MP Nuk Korako’s Twitter account was<br />
mates put on Twitter,” one of hijacked by his son and nephew.<br />
the messages said.<br />
Another message was sent<br />
to former Labour candidate<br />
James Dann and asked: “Why<br />
are you breathing?”<br />
“I’d better put Dad’s phone<br />
back as I’ve had my fun now.<br />
No wonder he never responds<br />
to you dicks,” said another.<br />
Mr Korako, a list MP based<br />
in the Port Hills electorate,<br />
says he’s given the two<br />
family members a grilling<br />
about it.<br />
“That behaviour was<br />
unacceptable and I’ve spoken<br />
to them. I’ve really spoken to<br />
them strongly and I apologise<br />
for any offence caused.<br />
family you drop your guard a assistant in Wellington rang<br />
“I take full responsibility bit,” he said.<br />
him. The tweets have since<br />
for it. I should’ve ensured my He didn’t know about the been deleted.<br />
phone was secure, but around messages until his executive •Korako’s column, page 13<br />
Sir Miles stayed put<br />
AS FIRE spread down the hills<br />
above his beloved historic Ohinetahi<br />
homestead and gardens, Sir Miles<br />
Warren wasn’t going anywhere.<br />
About 107 residents on the other<br />
side of Governors <strong>Bay</strong>, Teddington<br />
Rd, were evacuated at 3am on<br />
Wednesday.<br />
That order hadn’t extended to<br />
the homestead and gardens, but if<br />
the call had come, Sir Miles said he<br />
wouldn’t have heeded it.<br />
If the house was to go down, he<br />
would “go down with it,” he said.<br />
“My plan was to either run to the<br />
sea or jump in my pool.”<br />
Yesterday morning he was in the<br />
garden at the Ohinetahi homestead,<br />
where the plants were coated in<br />
falling ash from the fires burning<br />
300-400m away. The homestead,<br />
a category one heritage building,<br />
was built in the 1860s and some<br />
of the roses growing in the garden<br />
were planted in the 1870s. Sir Miles,<br />
a prominent architect, has lived<br />
there for 41 years, having restored<br />
the homestead and developed an<br />
extensive award-winning garden.<br />
He restored the house and<br />
designed and created the gardens<br />
with his sister, artist Pauline<br />
Trengrove. He gifted the property<br />
in 2012 to be kept in a trust for the<br />
public.<br />
“If this place was to burn, I would<br />
just lose my life’s work,” he said.<br />
When he went to bed at 10pm on<br />
THANKFUL: Sir Miles Warren<br />
vowed not to leave his property<br />
as fire threatened it.<br />
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Tuesday, it had looked like there was<br />
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but by the morning he estimated the<br />
flames had moved to within 400m<br />
of the property.<br />
“I thought all was well, so I went<br />
to bed and slept easy,” he said.<br />
But when he woke, the fire had<br />
reached his neighbour’s sheds and<br />
he could see smoke rising through<br />
the trees.<br />
“It’s just quite spooky to see the<br />
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Port Hills fire<br />
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Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade chief fire officer Andrew<br />
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respect for all the firefighters<br />
who worked tirelessly over the<br />
past week.<br />
He said the firefighters had<br />
demanding days and nights, rotating<br />
on six to eight-hour shifts.<br />
He said he was incredibly<br />
proud of the firefighters.<br />
“The guys went above and beyond<br />
of what was asked of them.”<br />
Mr Norris said the firefighters<br />
were to be praised as most were<br />
operating on a few hour’s sleep.<br />
He said it was one of the most<br />
intense weeks of his firefighting<br />
career and hopes it will be some<br />
time before he experiences anything<br />
like it again.<br />
He said the dedication by the<br />
firefighters was incredible with<br />
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He said his firefighters were<br />
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Mr Buckley said he had to<br />
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“They were often disappointed<br />
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“I would scratch my head<br />
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Mr Buckley also wanted to<br />
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“When you are busy fighting<br />
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MEN AND MACHINE: Lyttelton volunteers<br />
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Future unknown for skate ramp<br />
• By Noah Graham<br />
IT COULD be months before<br />
Sumner has another skate ramp.<br />
Sumner Green and Skate<br />
Group member Kimberly<br />
Mossman is disappointed no<br />
timeframe has been given for the<br />
return of the skate ramp which<br />
was located at 26 Nayland St.<br />
The skate ramp was closed<br />
on <strong>February</strong> 10 when the city<br />
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Mrs Mossman said although<br />
they received support from<br />
Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
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to take months to settle on a<br />
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ramp and ensure it is properly<br />
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She said it would be great to<br />
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the community can use it. But<br />
she is also focused on finding a<br />
permanent site for a fully-fledged<br />
skatepark and grass area.<br />
Mrs Mossman said the group<br />
will continue to vie for the<br />
skate ramp’s previous site at 26<br />
Nayland St, which she hoped<br />
will be the permanent location.<br />
She said the community needs<br />
the skate ramp, particularly<br />
teenagers and children, who<br />
need something stable they can<br />
use.<br />
Community board member<br />
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agreed to find a longer-term site<br />
for the temporary ramp and<br />
understand Mrs Mossman’s<br />
need for a dedicated skatepark<br />
site.<br />
“The ramp has been<br />
an amazing asset for the<br />
community, but is only<br />
temporary, so I’m also keen<br />
to start discussions about a<br />
permanent skatepark for the<br />
area.<br />
“It’s been a need for many<br />
years and if we’re serious about<br />
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CLOSED: It could be months until Sumner has another skate<br />
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Countdown to Selwyn’s big music day out<br />
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THE LINCOLN Domain is<br />
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With Selwyn’s biggest ever<br />
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There will be 28 food vendors,<br />
more than 125 festival staff and<br />
of course 62 artists on stage.<br />
“We hope to be in concertprepared<br />
mode by about 8am on<br />
the Friday morning so if there is<br />
anything that needs to be fixed<br />
we have got all day to figure it<br />
out,” Mr Parlane said.<br />
The first big name artist<br />
expected to arrive in Lincoln<br />
will be Kerrison on March 2,<br />
with most of the others getting<br />
in on March 3. The ground has<br />
capacity for 10,000 people. Mr<br />
Parlane said ticket sales had been<br />
strong but there were still some<br />
available from Ticketek. While<br />
special bus passes between<br />
Christchurch and the show were<br />
almost sold out, there is a plan<br />
to increase the number of public<br />
buses on the day.<br />
•Mi-Sex interview, page 11.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
Our People<br />
Donna Henderson<br />
Champion surfer, mother and<br />
Taylors Mistake resident<br />
Donna Henderson is<br />
back riding the Sumner<br />
swells after winning gold<br />
at the over 30s national<br />
surfing championships.<br />
Noah Graham spoke to<br />
her about success and<br />
family<br />
What was it like winning the<br />
national surfing championship?<br />
It was good. I was a last<br />
minute entry. I basically went<br />
to Auckland to support my<br />
daughter and my stepdaughter.<br />
I told them that if they entered<br />
the nationals, I would too. I<br />
was entered in the longboard<br />
and got through my semi, got<br />
through to the final and I was<br />
all geared up for that. I’d done<br />
about two weeks of training and<br />
then the judges and the officials<br />
asked if I would enter the senior<br />
women’s over 30s. I said no, I’m<br />
actually saving my energy for<br />
the longboard final. They pretty<br />
much talked me in to it. I hadn’t<br />
been riding my shortboard for<br />
probably a couple of months.<br />
I borrowed a board, I had 30<br />
minutes to prepare. I paddled<br />
out and ended up getting a really<br />
SUCCESS: Donna Henderson shows off her surfing championship medals with St Margaret’s<br />
College surf camp students at Cave Rock.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
good wave first up and I ended<br />
up winning. It was a bit of a<br />
surprise.<br />
Why did they ask you to<br />
compete in the over 30s?<br />
Usually in the women’s senior<br />
division, there isn’t a lot of us<br />
who turn up to the competition.<br />
There’s a lot of women and older<br />
women in the country who surf,<br />
but there’s not very many who<br />
compete. What region they hold<br />
the nationals in always depends<br />
on how many competitions they<br />
have. I hadn’t entered purely<br />
on the fact I was entering on a<br />
longboard and I’ve only got so<br />
much energy. I made it to the<br />
final and lo and behold they<br />
were waving the Canterbury flag<br />
and I ended up winning. First<br />
national title at 42 is pretty good.<br />
How different is it on a<br />
longboard compared to a<br />
shortboard?<br />
It is quite different. The<br />
longboard they judge you on old<br />
school and new school moves<br />
like walking the board and<br />
nose-riding, as well throwing<br />
the board around. It’s a selection<br />
of different moves in the critical<br />
part of the waves, so the more<br />
risky you go, the more moves<br />
you try to do on the wave, the<br />
more points you get. I ended up<br />
getting fourth on the longboard<br />
and I had a pretty abysmal final<br />
to be fair. The other women<br />
surfed really well, they were all<br />
less than half my age though.<br />
I was certainly the oldest in<br />
the longboard final. But the<br />
shortboard competition, it’s a<br />
totally different kettle of fish.<br />
You’ve got to paddle a bit harder,<br />
they’re thinner, shorter, less<br />
volume. So you can actually do<br />
a lot more on the waves on a<br />
shortboard than on a longboard.<br />
How long had it been<br />
since you used your<br />
shortboard?<br />
I probably hadn’t surfed on<br />
my shortboard in a couple of<br />
months. I’d been really busy at<br />
surf school. When I got through<br />
to the finals it was fantastic.<br />
What did winning mean to<br />
you?<br />
Showing young girls who<br />
are too scared to compete what<br />
can be done – there’s a real fear<br />
around competition and making<br />
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PAGE 9<br />
role model<br />
ON THE DOMAIN<br />
MARCH 4 <strong>2017</strong> LINCOLN<br />
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But at the end of the day, if<br />
a 42-year-old woman from<br />
Christchurch can go and enter<br />
the nationals at the last minute<br />
and win it, then it is really good,<br />
positive stuff for all the young<br />
people. Just give it a go because<br />
you never know what can<br />
happen.<br />
How did you start your career<br />
as a surf coach and what made<br />
you want to do it?<br />
I’ve always surfed since my<br />
early 20s. Since I was about 24 or<br />
25, I started surfing at Sumner<br />
on a longboard and then I progressively<br />
got better and started<br />
riding smaller boards. Surfing<br />
is just really good for the mind,<br />
body and soul. It’s just a really<br />
good all-round experience. I was<br />
working within the surf industry<br />
as a sales agent, so I did that<br />
for many years and facilitated<br />
the Roxy surf gyms where, for<br />
four years at Sumner beach, we<br />
taught probably hundreds, if<br />
not thousands, of girls to surf.<br />
From there, I ended up having<br />
children and my kids started getting<br />
into surfing. A lot of parents<br />
were asking at school if I would<br />
teach them how to surf. I gave<br />
it some thought and went and<br />
did the training and the courses<br />
and decided that starting a surf<br />
school in Sumner would be a<br />
great idea. There seemed to be<br />
plenty of room to concentrate on<br />
teaching women and little kids<br />
how to surf. So that was my target<br />
market. We do one-on-one<br />
surfing with women, or we do<br />
small groups of women so they<br />
can feel really empowered to<br />
give it a go. You over come a lot<br />
of fears if you’re trying surfing,<br />
you’ve got to get into this tight<br />
wetsuit for a start, so there’s all<br />
of those body-conscious issues. It<br />
is quite hard to paddle the board<br />
and manoeuvre the board and<br />
stand up on the board and ride<br />
the wave, but once you’ve ridden<br />
the wave it’s a really good buzz.<br />
That’s pretty much what we’re<br />
selling. We get a lot of clients<br />
who are my age or older. They’ve<br />
always wanted to give surfing<br />
a go. We have a lot of groups of<br />
mums and wives. We don’t just<br />
see people once – they usually<br />
come back for a six to 10-week<br />
programme.<br />
Could you ever live anywhere<br />
that wasn’t close to the sea?<br />
No. I couldn’t. I love the<br />
mountains, but I always feel after<br />
a few days, I need to get back to<br />
the ocean.<br />
Could you tell me a bit about<br />
your family?<br />
LIFE: Donna Henderson spends most of her day riding the<br />
local waves or teaching others how to master them.<br />
I’ve got three children. Ava is<br />
11, Travis is seven, and George<br />
is nine. All my kids surf. They<br />
all do a surf lesson in my school<br />
once a week. That’s pretty cool.<br />
Ava is competing at a national<br />
level, which is great. She’s part of<br />
a gang of Sumner girls; we call<br />
them grommets. It’s a term used<br />
for younger surfers. So there’s a<br />
really good gang of young surfers<br />
from eight to 15 in Sumner. A lot<br />
of them free surf. They surf after<br />
school, before school and during<br />
the weekends. That’s pretty<br />
much how she’s got as good as<br />
she has. George is our tech guy<br />
at home. He’s a great little surfer<br />
as well. He’s into music and art.<br />
George is a normal nine year-old<br />
kid. Travis, the seven-year-old,<br />
is right into his surfing. He’s just<br />
got a pointy board for Christmas.<br />
They’re all just surfing out<br />
at Sumner beach and at Taylors<br />
and having a great time.<br />
Is there anything other than<br />
surfing you like to do?<br />
I love snowboarding in the<br />
winter. My other hobby is my<br />
magazine called Curl mag, which<br />
is a women’s surfing magazine.<br />
We publish that quarterly. It’s<br />
just a women’s lifestyle magazine<br />
that empowers girls to get out<br />
there and give surfing a go. We<br />
have a lot of travel stories and<br />
stories about women riding big<br />
waves and having fun at the<br />
beach. That’s pretty much what<br />
I do in winter. It’s a big project. I<br />
do a little bit of work constantly.<br />
It’s a good magazine and a nice<br />
read for teenage kids to get them<br />
out of the malls and get them<br />
into the water. It’s a bit of a girls<br />
can do anything type of mag.<br />
It’s a lot of work but it is a lot of<br />
fun. Once it gets printed and<br />
the finished product comes out,<br />
we all breathe. There’s so much<br />
happening in the world with<br />
women’s surfing and our athletes<br />
are getting better and better.<br />
•Redcliffs surfer Harrison<br />
Whiteside, page 16<br />
Central City Transport<br />
Projects Update<br />
If you haven’t been along Manchester or Durham Streets lately,<br />
take a closer look. For people who drive these streets regularly,<br />
thank you for your patience.<br />
2<br />
3<br />
1<br />
Hospital Corner<br />
– Tuam Street (Durham to Antigua<br />
Streets) and St Asaph Street<br />
(Hagley Avenue to Antigua Street)<br />
Starting Feb/Mar <strong>2017</strong><br />
• Work on the remaining blocks begins on<br />
27 <strong>February</strong>. There will be separated<br />
cycle lanes and more street lighting and<br />
plantings on both of these key east–west<br />
one-way streets.<br />
• On Tuam Street a high quality bus stop<br />
between Hagley Avenue and Antigua<br />
Street adjacent to the hospital will<br />
provide better public transport amenities<br />
at the busiest stop in the city.<br />
2<br />
Durham Street<br />
– Kilmore to Tuam Street<br />
Finishing late <strong>2017</strong><br />
• This street will have two lanes of<br />
southbound traffic and on-street parking<br />
on the western side. There will be a<br />
shared path for cyclists and pedestrians<br />
on the eastern side beside the Ōtākaro/<br />
Avon River.<br />
• Trees, landscaping and rain gardens will<br />
improve the streetscape and suit the<br />
slower speed environment.<br />
3<br />
Manchester Street<br />
– Lichfield to Kilmore Street<br />
Finishing late <strong>2017</strong><br />
• This section of Manchester Street is<br />
becoming a tree-lined boulevard beside<br />
the East Frame residential development.<br />
• It will be the main north-south public<br />
transport corridor in the central city,<br />
with bus priority and a high quality<br />
bus stop.<br />
• Widening the street by nine metres<br />
will provide room for cars, buses and a<br />
wide shared pavement for pedestrians<br />
and cyclists.<br />
• Changes to the traffic directions around<br />
Hospital Corner and the closure of 600<br />
metres of Oxford Terrace near the<br />
1<br />
PLAN AHEAD FOR PARKING BY VISITING CCC.GOVT.NZ<br />
(SEARCH ‘PARKING’).<br />
Thank you for your patience.<br />
Please keep supporting central city businesses.<br />
Antigua Boatsheds were finished in 2015.<br />
Work starts soon to<br />
improve traffic flow,<br />
cycle and pedestrian<br />
access, and introduce<br />
trees, landscaping and<br />
rain gardens.<br />
Cross-section showing how Durham Street<br />
will look when finished.<br />
Artist impression giving a sense of how<br />
Manchester Street will look when finished.<br />
For information about other transport projects and impacts visit<br />
Transport for Christchurch at tfc.govt.nz<br />
E: info@otakaroltd.co.nz<br />
P: 03 357 6300<br />
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Manchester Street taking shape – looking<br />
north from Hereford Street intersection.<br />
New paving installed on Manchester Street<br />
– looking north.
PAGE 10 BAY HARBOUR<br />
Wednesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
At the Heart of Our Community<br />
Market Comment with Craig Prier<br />
Have you seen our billboard? It’s positioned<br />
in Ferrymead and to be honest, we’re quite<br />
proud of it. For a long time now we have<br />
been involved in local sponsorship and<br />
events throughout the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> area,<br />
particularly Ferrymead to Sumner as<br />
well as Lyttelton and <strong>Bay</strong>s. It just<br />
makes sense to give back to the<br />
community we primarily operate in.<br />
Whether it is collecting Christmas<br />
At the heart of your community…<br />
Supporting Redcliffs School, Sumner Colts Rugby, Mt Pleasant School Art Expo,<br />
Redcliffs-Mt Pleasant Bowls Club, Christchurch Yacht Club,<br />
Sumner Residents Assn, Ronald McDonald House<br />
presents for the Christchurch City Mission to distribute to families less privileged, or<br />
handing out book awards at Redcliffs School each term, supporting the Sumner Colts Rugby<br />
team as well Christchurch Yacht Club and the Redcliffs-Mt Pleasant Bowls Club we are proud<br />
to be able to support a community that is so supportive of local business. Last year marked 10 years<br />
of sponsorship of the Christchurch Yacht Club Sprint Series and we are now into our 17th year of book awards at<br />
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PAGE 11<br />
Selwyn Sounds<br />
Hear tracks from new Mi-Sex album live<br />
• By Tom Doudney<br />
IF KIWI rock heavyweights<br />
Mi-Sex needed any validation<br />
for their decision to record their<br />
first new album in 33 years, the<br />
live crowds’ reaction gave it to<br />
them.<br />
The band’s fith album Not<br />
From Here was released in September<br />
with vocalist Steve Balbi<br />
replacing original singer Steve<br />
Gilpin, who died in 1991.<br />
Mi-Sex will co-headline the<br />
Selwyn Sounds concert in Lincoln<br />
on March 4 with Dragon.<br />
Other big acts will include The<br />
Jordan Luck Band, Annie Crummer,<br />
Margaret Urlich, Debbie<br />
Harwood, Sharon O’Neill and<br />
Jason Kerrison.<br />
Keyboardist Murray Burns<br />
said the band had been playing a<br />
mix of old and new material on<br />
their recent North Island tour<br />
with The Feelers and Dragon.<br />
“You could tell that some of<br />
the younger members of the<br />
crowd knew a few of our songs<br />
like Computer Games and Blue<br />
Day but they didn’t really know<br />
the other ones,” Burns said.<br />
“What was very rewarding<br />
for us was that an audience that<br />
weren’t really familiar with our<br />
old and new material responded<br />
in some ways stronger to our<br />
newer stuff than our older stuff.<br />
That made the whole experience<br />
of recording new songs feel really<br />
worthwhile to us.”<br />
Ater so long without writing<br />
music together, Burns found<br />
working on new material to be<br />
surprisingly easy.<br />
“To jump in a room with<br />
someone you have never written<br />
a song with, with Steve Balbi,<br />
was an amazing experience. Steve<br />
is a fantastic songwriter and<br />
lyricist and the basic embryos of<br />
those songs came together in a<br />
matter of minutes.”<br />
Burns said the band had been<br />
having a great time since they<br />
started touring again in 2011.<br />
“We are treating Mi-Sex more<br />
as an experience again ater 30<br />
years of not playing,” he said.<br />
“We are not feeling that we are<br />
going to go out and conquer the<br />
world, we are not 21-years-old<br />
any more, but we are having a<br />
really good time playing and we<br />
also had a really good time making<br />
this record.”<br />
When they’re not touring, the<br />
band members live far apart – in<br />
Christchurch, Auckland, Sydney<br />
and, in Burns’ case, Byron <strong>Bay</strong>,<br />
New South Wales.<br />
“We decide on set lists and<br />
things like that when we meet at<br />
airports quite oten,” he said.<br />
Burns produces music for<br />
young bands from his own studio<br />
but aside from that, doesn’t<br />
listen to much new music.<br />
“I live in the countryside and I<br />
quite enjoy just the empty space<br />
because music is a big part of my<br />
life. I will be in the studio today<br />
mixing for five or six hours and<br />
when I come out of the studio<br />
I mostly drive around with the<br />
windows down and don’t listen<br />
to much music,” he said.<br />
“I listen to the birds in the<br />
trees, actually, and the wind.”<br />
THEY’RE BACK:<br />
Mi-Sex are<br />
touring again<br />
after putting out<br />
their first new<br />
album in 33<br />
years. The band<br />
say recording<br />
material with<br />
new singer Steve<br />
Balbi (below, far<br />
left), was an easy<br />
process.<br />
•Selwyn Sounds will<br />
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SCHOOLS<br />
TALENT: Our Lady Star of the Sea pupils (from left) Nico<br />
Heather, Nate Lilley, Molly Walker and Katie Hygate are<br />
showing off their creative side which will be built on this year<br />
with the new arts and drama programme.<br />
Bid to get children<br />
into arts and drama<br />
• By Noah Graham<br />
OUR LADY Star of the Sea<br />
School is encouraging its pupils<br />
to get more involved in the arts<br />
and drama by having two sessions<br />
each week dedicated to them.<br />
Principal John Kane said the<br />
school-wide initiative will ensure<br />
all pupils will have more time to<br />
stretch their creative side.<br />
Mr Kane said the pupils will<br />
have the opportunity to participate<br />
in dance and song writing<br />
classes as well as learn to play<br />
instruments, act and showcase<br />
their creative side.<br />
He said the lessons will<br />
happen during school hours with<br />
speciality teachers to provide<br />
the pupils with a more diverse<br />
curriculum.<br />
The school should dedicate<br />
time to the arts because a lot of<br />
the pupils were learning to dance<br />
or play an instrument outside of<br />
school, Mr Kane said.<br />
“If they are learning about the<br />
arts anyway, we might as well<br />
have it as a focus for the school.”<br />
Mr Kane said teachers and parents<br />
he had spoken to completely<br />
supported their new shift.<br />
• By Noah Graham<br />
DIAMOND HARBOUR School<br />
pupils are preparing a feast for<br />
the community this weekend, all<br />
from locally-sourced food.<br />
The first ever <strong>Harbour</strong> Grown<br />
Dinner will be made by year 6, 7<br />
and 8 pupils, who will cut, mix<br />
and cook for more than 60 residents<br />
at the Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Rugby Club on Saturday night.<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> School<br />
kitchen specialist and organiser<br />
Maria Lee has worked with the<br />
students to design the menu for<br />
the night.<br />
She said the idea was simple<br />
and inspired by the Lyttelton<br />
restaurant, Roots.<br />
Those who wanted to be<br />
involved had to hand in 500g of<br />
produce they had sourced locally,<br />
along with a donation, she said.<br />
The pupils will create the menu<br />
this week and start preparing the<br />
food for Saturday night.<br />
Ms Lee said on the day she<br />
will have a team preparing for<br />
the evening and then another<br />
team will come in to cook, serve<br />
and wait on the guests.<br />
The dinner was designed so<br />
pupils could be responsible and<br />
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this weekend. <br />
Pupils prepare for feast<br />
showcase their individual skills,<br />
Ms Lee said.<br />
“This is tapping into the<br />
things the kids are interested in<br />
themselves and then they bring it<br />
together for everyone that wants<br />
to be involved.”<br />
The money received from the<br />
dinner will be invested in<br />
the school’s Te Mahi Kai programme<br />
which teaches pupils a<br />
range of gardening and cooking<br />
skills.<br />
She said the pupils are<br />
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Your Local Views<br />
Support offered<br />
National List<br />
MP Nuk Korako<br />
talks about<br />
the impact the<br />
Port Hills blaze<br />
has had on the<br />
community<br />
Last Monday,<br />
when writing the article for this<br />
column, I was planning to talk<br />
about National’s Safer Communities<br />
package, and the boost<br />
to police numbers. Around the<br />
same time, I heard that fire crews<br />
had been called out to scrub fires<br />
in the Port Hills. Like many Port<br />
Hills residents, I had very little<br />
idea what was to unfold over the<br />
next few days.<br />
I was grateful to be given leave<br />
from most of my responsibilities<br />
in Wellington, and spent my time<br />
in the community, including at<br />
the Governors <strong>Bay</strong> fire station,<br />
the Rural Fire Command Centre<br />
in Rolleston, and the welfare<br />
centre at Te Hapua in Halswell. I<br />
was pleased to be able to help out<br />
where I could, particularly as a<br />
point of contact for people who<br />
didn’t know where to turn for<br />
help or information.<br />
As I write this on Monday<br />
afternoon, the fire is contained,<br />
with fire crews and pilots involved<br />
in ongoing work to monitor<br />
the area.<br />
The fire covered 2075ha and<br />
a significant number of properties<br />
are affected, including 14<br />
properties where homes or other<br />
structures have been damaged or<br />
destroyed.<br />
Our thoughts are with those<br />
families who will be facing the<br />
reality of finding new homes,<br />
replacing everything that was lost<br />
in the fires, and getting life back<br />
to normal.<br />
Family, colleagues and friends<br />
of Steve Askin are mourning<br />
his loss. I trust that they will<br />
find some comfort in the service<br />
that Mr Askin gave his country<br />
and his city, as an SAS soldier<br />
decorated for his gallantry, and<br />
as a pilot who spent many hours<br />
protecting his community by<br />
fighting fires.<br />
I continue to ensure that<br />
those affected have the help and<br />
support they need. Then my<br />
focus will turn to ensuring we<br />
have answers to the questions<br />
I am receiving from Port Hills<br />
residents. I will be closely<br />
watching the Government’s<br />
review of our Civil Defence<br />
response, which happens after<br />
every significant event.<br />
This has been an awful week for<br />
our community and our hearts<br />
go out to all affected by the fires.<br />
I congratulate our brave crews<br />
both on the ground and in the air<br />
for their tireless work in getting<br />
the fires under control and assisting<br />
residents.<br />
Drumming up culture<br />
• By Noah Graham<br />
THE LITTLE River community<br />
will feel the pounding of drums<br />
and rhythms to dance to this<br />
weekend.<br />
The sixth annual Drum<br />
Festival will feature a variety<br />
of performances from different<br />
cultures at the Little River<br />
Campground on Saturday and<br />
Sunday.<br />
Cultural drum groups from<br />
Africa, Asia, the Middle East<br />
and South America will all be<br />
performing at the two-day event<br />
with dance workshops and a<br />
concert from Grammy award<br />
winner Chris Berry.<br />
Drum Festival organiser<br />
Marcus Puentener said the event<br />
is a great family-friendly event<br />
for all to enjoy.<br />
He said there was something<br />
about the festival with<br />
performances being played<br />
underneath two walnut trees and<br />
next to the Okuti River.<br />
“It is nice and very relaxing to<br />
come to.”<br />
Mr Puentener said there<br />
was a chance for those at the<br />
workshops to have a go and try<br />
performing themselves, which<br />
everyone enjoyed.<br />
However, he said people need<br />
to prepare for varying weather<br />
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WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY <strong>22</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
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Wednesday <strong>February</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
Whiteside aims to keep<br />
his lead in surf series<br />
• By Noah Graham<br />
REDCLIFFS SURFER Harrison<br />
Whiteside is hoping to hold on to<br />
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Whiteside, 19, will compete in<br />
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The Canterbury University<br />
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series when he bounced back<br />
from a tough start in Whangamata<br />
earlier this month.<br />
Whiteside had a bad start in<br />
the first round of the series as he<br />
struggled to ride the right wave.<br />
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found the perfect wave and<br />
managed to capitalise on it to<br />
perform an air reverse that<br />
secured him 9.17 points to bring<br />
him up to the series-leading total<br />
of 14.47.<br />
“It feels pretty good . . . I was<br />
just trying to find an air section<br />
toward the end of the heat because<br />
I knew I needed a big score<br />
to win,” Whiteside said.<br />
Whiteside said in each heat the<br />
surfers have the option to ride<br />
12 waves and take their two best<br />
scores from the surf.<br />
In spite of his rough start, the<br />
conditions were similar to those<br />
he surfs in Christchurch, which<br />
was good, as he has been surfing<br />
them for almost nine years.<br />
IN STYLE: Harrison Whiteside, 19, enjoyed the waves in<br />
Whangamata in the first round of the Billabong Grom Series.<br />
PHOTO: CORY SCOTT/NZ SURFING MAGAZINE<br />
Whiteside said he faces tough<br />
opponents in the series and it<br />
will be no easy feat to retain his<br />
spot in the next round. But he is<br />
looking forward to the challenge.<br />
Whiteside is only two points<br />
ahead of Taranaki surfer Daniel<br />
Furr, who is on his tail heading<br />
into the second round.<br />
If he can continue the momentum,<br />
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to keep his lead for the final title<br />
surf in Mt Maunganui on March<br />
11 and 12.<br />
• By Noah Graham<br />
GREAT BOWLING followed<br />
by an aggressive knock gave<br />
Sumner captain Dan Vann his<br />
best day in club cricket yet.<br />
Vann ripped through Lancaster<br />
Park’s batting order at St<br />
Leonards Park with his in swingers<br />
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15.2 overs.<br />
The Sumner senior A side took<br />
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Lancaster Park in the first day<br />
of their two-day match on Saturday.<br />
Vann said he just hit the right<br />
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At the end of the first day,<br />
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the second day was postponed<br />
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Sumner won the toss and<br />
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Lancaster Park for 140 in the<br />
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SPORTS<br />
Vann takes five wickets,<br />
hits century for Sumner<br />
READY: Sumner captain Dan<br />
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wickets for 15 runs off 10 overs.<br />
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Sumner had 20 minutes on the<br />
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NEW LISTING<br />
CAPTIVATING WATER VIEWS - CAPTIVATED LIFE<br />
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Set in the stunning location of Moncks <strong>Bay</strong>, you only need to walk a few steps to dip your toes in the water, and you’re<br />
only moments’ walk from Sumner and Redcliffs Villages. In a prime position next to the sea this gorgeous character<br />
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Downstairs is an entertainer´s paradise, with French doors leading to a sun-drenched deck and patio, sheltered from<br />
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An unmissable waterfront opportunity. Beautiful Moncks <strong>Bay</strong> - check out the video on youtube!<br />
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Redcliffs<br />
Auction<br />
12pm, Sat 18 Mar <strong>2017</strong> (unless sold prior)<br />
On Site<br />
View Thur 2-2:30pm / Sun 3:30-4:15pm / Mon 5-5:45pm<br />
www.bayleys.co.nz/554021<br />
Bonnie Brown<br />
M 021 343 407<br />
B 03 595 2844<br />
bonnie.brown@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS,<br />
LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008.<br />
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Redcliffs<br />
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Mt Pleasant<br />
2 Gazelle Lane<br />
This superbly appointed, 270m² home boasts breath-taking vistas<br />
spanning from the Estuary below, to the Alps and Kaikoura Ranges.<br />
An open-plan kitchen with granite work spaces and plentiful storage<br />
connects to a dining-sitting room plus formal living room. Bi-fold<br />
doors provide seamless flow to two of the multiple balconies. All<br />
three bedrooms are serviced by their own, fully tiled ensuite with<br />
the main enjoying a spa bath positioned to enjoy the magnificent<br />
views. Located on the lower level, bedroom three is very spacious<br />
and with its own kitchenette. Separate laundry, an office and guest<br />
powder room plus an optional gym off the double garage.<br />
Price by Negotiation<br />
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M 027 240 8005<br />
B 03 375 4700<br />
rosemarie.dejong@bayleys.co.nz<br />
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS,<br />
LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008.<br />
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With the build completed in late 2016, this property is spread<br />
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M 021 125 1545<br />
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All companies within this composite are Members of <strong>Bay</strong>leys Realty Group<br />
www.bayleys.co.nz
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BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 19<br />
Theatre/Arts<br />
New style of show business<br />
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />
SOPHIE PETERSEN and<br />
Keeneth Love have spotted a gap<br />
in the city’s arts’ market to create<br />
smaller – but “game-changing”<br />
– theatre.<br />
Willing to take a risk, the two<br />
artists have set up their own<br />
theatre company in a bid to bring<br />
more diversity to the industry.<br />
Having just graduated from<br />
the National Academy of Singing<br />
and Dramatic Art, the artists<br />
want to prove that smaller scale<br />
productions are financially viable<br />
in Christchurch.<br />
“We feel the city is the right<br />
place . . . we just want to find a<br />
space where we can not only create<br />
work that is unique, but also<br />
create work for actors as well,”<br />
Love, 27, said.<br />
The pair have set up So Keen<br />
Productions to bring theatre<br />
to the city in a sustainable way<br />
through small-cast productions.<br />
They both wanted to set up<br />
their own company, and the<br />
idea for the new enterprise was<br />
formed at the end of last year<br />
when the two realised they had<br />
the same mindset.<br />
“We spoke the same language<br />
almost all the time and then,<br />
NEW EDGE: Keeneth Love and Sophie Petersen are the faces behind a new theatre company<br />
aiming to bring more diversity to the city.<br />
PHOTO: CHELSEA SHEEHAN-GAIGER <br />
over the new year, we suddenly<br />
realised there was no point in<br />
us doing different things,” Love<br />
said.<br />
Petersen, 21, who lives in<br />
Sumner, said for a start the<br />
company will stage musical<br />
theatre and plays, run education<br />
programmes for primary-aged<br />
children and workshops for<br />
aspiring performers.<br />
But the pair want to keep their<br />
programme broad and may<br />
branch out into different mediums<br />
such as film.<br />
“We are trying to stay away<br />
from the mainstream shows that<br />
would generally be shown at bigger<br />
theatre companies,” Petersen<br />
said.<br />
While she loved productions<br />
from the city’s larger companies,<br />
such as Showbiz Christchurch<br />
and The Court Theatre, she<br />
hopes their organisation will<br />
bring a “new kind of edge” to<br />
theatre.<br />
And already they have announced<br />
one of their first shows<br />
for the year, which is set to be an<br />
intimate play staged at whisky<br />
and cocktail lounge, The Last<br />
Word, on New Regent St.<br />
First Love by American<br />
playwright Charles Mee is a twoperson<br />
play exploring the themes<br />
of love, obsession, violence and<br />
relationships.<br />
“It is immersive in the sense<br />
you are in the room with them,<br />
you are experiencing their<br />
relationship . . . it is a lot more<br />
intimate than a lot of theatre I<br />
think Christchurch is used to,”<br />
Petersen said.<br />
The duo have teamed up with<br />
NASDA head of acting Soseh<br />
Yekanians who has previously<br />
said musical theatre in the city<br />
is conservative, out of date and<br />
unadventurous.<br />
As well as directing First Love,<br />
Yekanians will run a workshop<br />
with So Keen Productions on<br />
audition techniques and acting<br />
for the camera.<br />
•The pair expect to<br />
announce more upcoming<br />
shows at the end of March.<br />
For more information, go to<br />
https://sokeenproductions.<br />
org/<br />
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persecuted people just by making a<br />
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The shop is celebrating a move to new<br />
premises and can now be found on the<br />
corner of Ferry Road and Waterman Place,<br />
but customers are guaranteed the same<br />
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With Easter just around the corner,<br />
children’s books telling the Easter story<br />
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The Epic Books team is very much part<br />
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Email noah.graham@starmedia.kiwi<br />
by 5pm each Wednesday<br />
SEAWEEK IN AKAROA: From Saturday to March 5, NZAEE<br />
Seaweek will take place across Akaroa. This will be the 26th<br />
anniversary of the event. The theme will be toiora te moana<br />
– toiora te tangata (healthy seas – healthy people). Seaweek<br />
will provide special opportunities to experience the beauty<br />
and mysteries of the ocean, and learn more about the<br />
diversity and significance of our marine environment<br />
through various events.<br />
Little River Seaweek Display<br />
Until March 5, 9am-5pm<br />
Compare the size of ocean<br />
mammals, including a life size<br />
model of a hector’s dolphin<br />
and the jaw bone of a whale, on<br />
display in the waiting room at<br />
the Little River Historic Railway<br />
Station building. How long is the<br />
jaw bone? Write your answer on<br />
the paper provided and put it in<br />
the entry jar. The Heritage<br />
Room also has a display on<br />
traditional Maori eeling at the<br />
mouth of Lake Forsyth. Then<br />
come and help decorate the sea<br />
horse.<br />
Little River Craft Station,<br />
Christchurch Akaroa Rd<br />
Photo Workshop<br />
Saturday, 6-8pm<br />
At the Photo Workshop,<br />
connect with fellow photo-nuts<br />
to talk photography, learn, share,<br />
take pictures together and have a<br />
drink afterwards.<br />
Godley Head coastal defence<br />
battery, Summit Rd, Sumner<br />
What Fish Am I Allowed?<br />
Saturday 10am-4pm<br />
Rules change regularly. To<br />
help you keep up to date, the<br />
Ministry for Primary Industries<br />
recreational fishing information<br />
trailer will be located on the<br />
Beach Rd waterfront. It has<br />
information on the legal rules<br />
and requirements to follow for<br />
recreational fishing.<br />
Beach Rd, Akaroa<br />
Seminar: Whitebait, Undaria<br />
and A Curious Seaweed<br />
Tuesday, 7.30-9.15pm<br />
Dr Mike Hickford, Dr<br />
Tommaso Alestra, and masters<br />
candidate, Isis Metcalfe, from<br />
the University of Canterbury,<br />
will share some of their insights<br />
on whitebait, the Japanese<br />
kelp undaria pinnatifida and a<br />
truly unique seaweed species,<br />
notheia anomala. All events will<br />
be free.<br />
Mt Pleasant Community<br />
Centre, 3 McCormacks<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> Rd<br />
Lyttelton SummerFest<br />
<strong>2017</strong><br />
Until March 10<br />
Enjoy the Lyttelton<br />
SummerFest being held<br />
by Project Lyttelton. There<br />
will be two new events in<br />
the festival this year – a<br />
traditional Kiwi community<br />
barbecue at The Grassy,<br />
and a day of creative taster<br />
workshops, offered by some<br />
of our amazing local arts and<br />
crafts people. We’ll have the<br />
fifth Strange Bedfellows at<br />
Lyttelton Arts Factory, with<br />
a whole new group of artists<br />
mixing it up together.<br />
Learn To Sail<br />
Sunday, 9am-noon. Then<br />
every Sunday morning for<br />
eight weeks<br />
This course will cater for<br />
children aged eight to 13<br />
with very little or no sailing<br />
experience. To register<br />
and for more details, email<br />
programmes@navalpoint.<br />
co.nz or register via the Naval<br />
Point Club website. Fees<br />
apply.<br />
Naval Point Club Lyttelton,<br />
16 Marina Accessway,<br />
Magazine <strong>Bay</strong><br />
Markets<br />
Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market:<br />
Every Saturday, 9.30am-<br />
2.30pm, McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong> Rd<br />
Lyttelton Farmers’ Market:<br />
Every Saturday, 10am-<br />
1pm, London St<br />
Sumner Sunday Market:<br />
Every Sunday from November<br />
to April, 11am-3pm,<br />
Wakefield Ave<br />
Akaroa Farmers’ Market:<br />
Every Saturday, 9.30am-1pm,<br />
Madeira car park<br />
3 Garlands Road, Woolston<br />
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Hip pain: Do I have arthritis or<br />
could it be mainly my muscles?<br />
The team at Physical Sense in<br />
Sydenham sees clients with a<br />
range of symptoms but many<br />
of their middle-aged and senior<br />
clients visit complaining of pain in one or<br />
both hips.<br />
Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests<br />
that a major part of the pain could be due<br />
to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis.<br />
“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason<br />
for the pain may be the muscles around<br />
the joint,” she explains. Alternatively, a back<br />
muscle could also be the cause, as shown in<br />
the image.<br />
Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year old<br />
client with severe arthritis who walked with<br />
a stick, told her, “I will end up in a wheelchair,<br />
I cannot put any weight through my right<br />
leg due to pain in my hip and buttock”.<br />
“Within 4 treatments, she was walking with<br />
her stick but without the severe pain,” says<br />
Ietje. “The arthritis was one of the factors<br />
that made her muscles spasm but the other<br />
was that older people move less and the<br />
flexed position the hip is in when we sit is<br />
particularly bad for the hip.” Ietje is happy<br />
with the fact that although the client was 89<br />
and could have been “given up on” or told<br />
to live with the pain, she made a difference<br />
to her health and wellbeing.<br />
At Physical Sense, hands-on techniques<br />
(massage and triggerpoint deactivation<br />
techniques) are used to release the muscles.<br />
The client also gets a home exercise program<br />
designed to mobilize and stretch the hip,<br />
strengthen the important core muscles and<br />
increase general strength and balance. They<br />
teach a movement sequence that stretches<br />
the hip in all directions whilst the client is<br />
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it, is enough to stay on top of the problem.<br />
If severe arthritis is the underlying cause,<br />
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and, for older patients, better tolerated than<br />
surgery. In very few treatments the client<br />
will know if it is going to work for them or<br />
not, without financial commitment.<br />
Physical Sense Gym & Physio is located<br />
at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. There is<br />
Back hip muscle that causes hip pain<br />
a bus stop in front of the door and there is<br />
ample parking. To enquire about specialised<br />
exercise classes or physiotherapy treatment,<br />
phone 377-2577 or visit www.triggerpoints.<br />
co.nz.<br />
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SAVE $180<br />
now<br />
$<br />
498pack<br />
when purchased together<br />
!88442<br />
BUNDLE<br />
DEAL<br />
SAVE $149<br />
now<br />
$<br />
1249pack<br />
when purchased together<br />
!88447<br />
$<br />
499<br />
Nouveau<br />
Europe<br />
Floor Standing Vanity<br />
164871<br />
$<br />
599<br />
Classique<br />
600mm<br />
Built-In Oven<br />
<strong>22</strong>6906<br />
$<br />
179<br />
Stream<br />
Basin Mixer<br />
157868<br />
$<br />
799<br />
Classique<br />
600mm<br />
Ceramic Cooktop<br />
245293<br />
Available from 16th <strong>February</strong> - 8th March <strong>2017</strong>, while stocks last.<br />
Available from 16th <strong>February</strong> - 8th March <strong>2017</strong>, while stocks last.<br />
Terms & Conditions: Offer valid 16 <strong>February</strong> to 8 March <strong>2017</strong>. The kitchen must be valued at $4,000 for $500 in gift cards, $8,000<br />
for $1,000 in gift cards, $12,000 for $1,500 in gift cards and over $16,000 for $2,000 in gift cards. The kitchen sale can consist<br />
of cabinets, bench tops, appliances & kitchen accessories (sinks & taps). Excludes plumbing & installation. Gift cards cannot be<br />
used in the same transaction as the kitchen purchase, and have a 3 month validity. (Set value Gift cards cannot be redeemed for<br />
cash). Kitchen must be paid in full by 8 March <strong>2017</strong>. Includes all kitchens: Concepts, Impressions & Designer. Offer limited to one<br />
kitchen per customer. Offer does not apply to trade or account purchases. Normal finance terms & conditions apply. 30% deposit<br />
is required on Nouveau Kitchens.<br />
Ferrymead<br />
1005 Ferry Road, Phone: 366 6306<br />
Opening Hours: Monday–Friday: 7:00am–7pm<br />
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: 8:00am–6:00pm<br />
mitre10mega.co.nz<br />
If you find a lower price on an identical stocked<br />
product locally we will beat it by 15%.<br />
find us<br />
mitre10.co.nz<br />
If you find the same product cheaper from another Mitre 10 store or Mitre 10 website we’ll match that price. Excludes trade<br />
and special quotes, stock liquidations and commercial quantities. The in-store price may be lower than that advertised.
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