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Richie 

McCaw 

Lyttelton sculptor Mark Whyte has been 

commissioned to craft a bronze statue of former 

All Black captain Richie McCaw which will stand 

in McCaw’s home town of Kurow 

• By Noah Graham 

MARK WHYTE has restored Gothic buildings, 

sculpted war heroes and created a bronze sled dog 

– now he will add an All Black captain to his list. 

The Lyttelton sculptor has been commissioned 

by the Kurow Museum Committee to craft a 

bronze statue of one of the greatest All Black 

captains, Richie McCaw. 

Mr Whyte said the statue will be about 2m tall 

and will stand in Kurow – McCaw’s home town. 

He is looking forward to meeting McCaw in the 

next few months to realise McCaw’s character, 

which will help him create a clay casing for the 

statue, Mr Whyte said. 

Mr Whyte has crafted an assortment of statues 

throughout New Zealand and has work featured 

in London and Sydney. 

However, his most notable work in Canterbury 

is the statue of double Victoria Cross recipient 

Sneak Preview 

69 Panorama Road, Sumner 

Anna 

& Bronny 

Charles Upham at 

Amberley. 

He said he is used to 

sculpting war heroes but 

it will be a similar process 

crafting the McCaw statue 

and the challenge will 

come from making it as 

accurate as possible. 

“I’m meticulous. I do my utmost to get 

the true character of a person.” 

Mr Whyte said he did not want to create a 

sculpture that would reflect anything other than a 

real portrayal of McCaw. 

However, Mr Whyte said as an avid rugby fan, 

McCaw was one of the best role models anyone 

could have. 

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News.......................................3-5 

Rakaia has a fish – Kurow will 

have a McCaw. 

He is one of the biggest names 

in rugby history and now a 

Lyttelton sculptor has been 

tasked with creating a bronze 

replica of the big man (front 

page). 

Mark Whyte will craft a 2m 

sculpture of former All Black 

captain and Crusader Richie 

McCaw which will stand in the 

Kurow – McCaw’s home town, 

seems fair. 

Interesting article by Bridget 

Rutherford over on page 3. It 

turns out that several intersections 

in a township need to be 

upgraded because they are not 

up to standard – but because it 

is going to cost so much and the 

city council can’t afford to pay 

for it all in one hit, it is asking 

residents which should be done 

first. 

Hei kona, Shelley Robinson 

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News 

Upgrade for Akaroa intersections 

In Brief 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

SEVEN AKAROA intersections 

need to be upgraded after a 

review found they were not up 

to standard – but due to the 

cost, the improvements will be 

made over time. 

A recent review of the 

township’s accessibility and 

pedestrian facilities showed 

there were seven intersections 

that did not comply with 

the New Zealand Transport 

Agency’s guidelines. 

The majority of the safety 

issues related to there being 

no tactile paving, which are 

textured yellow surfaces that 

aid pedestrians who are visually 

impaired. It is proposed that all 

seven intersections would now 

have them installed. 

The city council says if it were 

to address all the non-compliant 

facilities at once, it would be 

“very costly”. 

Because of that, it aimed to 

upgrade them over time. 

Some car parking would have 

to be removed to make way for 

no stopping lines. 

It is proposed the intersection 

of Rue Lavaud and Rue Viard 

will have a landscaped kerb 

built to narrow the crossing 

distance and improve visibility. 

The current give way control 

would be replaced with a stop 

sign. 

Where Rue Lavaud and Rue 

Brittan meet, there would be 

a kerb cut down, and lines 

would be painted to show the 

difference between the road and 

footpath. 

The Rue Lavaud and Rue 

Croix intersection would also 

get a painted line edge. 

So would Rue Lavaud and Rue 

Balguerie in the interim, but 

more investigation will be done 

to see how to further improve it. 

The Beach Rd and Rue Jolie 

intersection would get tactile 

pavers, while Beach Rd’s intersection 

with Church St would 

see a kerb reduction and a 

painted edge line. 

The pedestrian crossing on 

Rue Jolie will get tactile paving 

and no stopping lines painted. 

The city council says the 

upgrades would support Akaroa 

becoming more accessible and 

safer. 

CHANGES: 

An artist’s 

impression 

of what the 

proposed line 

marking, and 

tactile paving 

would look 

like at the 

intersection of 

Rue Lavaud 

and Rue Brittan. 

Public consultation on the 

proposed changes closes on 

May 10, and after the feedback 

is reviewed, a decision would 

be made at a Banks Peninsula 

Community Board meeting. 

It is hoped work would begin 

in either June or July. 

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think these intersections are 

dangerous for pedestrians? 

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Te Mata Hapuku Community Hall 

in Birdlings Flat will be one step 

closer to staying warm through 

the winter after receiving a grant. 

The Banks Peninsula Community 

Board approved a grant of $2000 

towards a heat pump for the centre. 

The building has finished with an 

opening ceremony planned for 

June 23 

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A draft landscape plan for 

Governors Bay Reserve is expected 

to be presented to the public next 

month. The plan for Governors 

Bay Reserve was shown to the 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board for feedback prior to public 

consultation. The proposed 

landscape plan will be publicly 

available during consultation 

from May 8 to May 29. The 

community board will then 

consider whether to approve it in 

July. Construction is planned for 

late this year. 

TRAFFIC ISLAND GO-AHEAD 

A traffic island will be installed 

on Ferry Rd at the intersection of 

Charlesworth St. The Linwood- 

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HERITAGE: Stoddart Cottage Trust member John Riminton cut the ribbon to open the cottage. 

Historic cottage back in business 

• By Caitlin Miles 

THE OLDEST building in 

Diamond Harbour – Stoddart 

Cottage has officially reopened. 

The cottage was closed for 

repairs and restoration work 

from the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake but it was officially 

opened by the Stoddart Cottage 

Trust last week. 

The ribbon was cut on the 

heritage-listed building by trust 

member John Riminton. 

The cottage, situated just above 

the Diamond Harbour Domain, 

received stabilisation work while 

funding was gathered for more 

extensive repairs. 

The building was closed in 

April last year to begin the work. 

The city council spend $444,000 

on the project. 

Trust chairwoman Paula Smith 

said it was sad having it closed 

for the year while the works were 

completed but it is nice to have 

it reopened for the community’s 

benefit. 

Banks Peninsula councillor 

and Deputy Mayor Andrew 

Turner said while it was a small 

cottage it has “a big story to tell.” 

The cottage was built by Mark 

POPULAR: The opening was well attended. 

Stoddart, an early settler in the 

area in 1861. He lived there with 

his family until 1877. 

One of his daughters, Margaret 

Stoddart became a well-known 

New Zealand painter, in 1913 she 

painted Old Cottage, Diamond 

Harbour, in honour of the house 

she grew up in. 

Repairs to cracks in the walls, 

ceilings and floors were carried 

out along with repairs to cracks 

and loose slates in the veranda 

roof. Additional water tightening 

was done to the corrugated iron 

roof, repairing weatherboards 

and repainting the exterior of the 

cottage was also carried out. 

The three chimneys had to 

be deconstructed and rebuilt 

around structural steel as well. 

Now the repairs have been 

finished Ms Smith said she 

hopes it will encourage people to 

come from the city to enjoy the 

harbour. 

“It’s nice to just sit on the 

veranda or relax in the cottage, 

we hope more people come to see 

it,” she said. 

Part of the cottage is a gallery 

of work and the remainder of the 

cottage is used as a space for the 

community. 

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Governors Bay could pilot 

speed reduction measures 

• By Julia Evans 

GOVERNORS BAY could 

be a used as a pilot to 

launch speed reduction 

methods around the rest of 

the peninsula. 

Drivers struggle to see 

smaller settlements ahead 

of them due to thick, 

overgrown trees and a lack 

of bold signage. As a result, 

vehicles speed through the 

settlements, according to 

the Governors Bay Road 

Safety Working Group. 

Members Rosie Belton 

and Robin Anderson made 

a deputation to the Banks 

Peninsula Community 

Board on ways to make 

Governors Bay Rd safer for 

residents. 

The board is looking at 

using ideas from the deputation 

as a starting point 

to address similar issues 

across the ward. 

The main issue the working 

group has is that it is 

very hard to tell the difference 

between open road 

and settlements. 

“It doesn’t look like 

you’re coming into a community, 

it’s often hard 

to tell because there’s no 

defined difference,” Mrs 

Belton said. 

At the board meeting, 

the group proposed improving 

signage at settlement 

boundaries, another 

set of signs to reinforce 

the speed limit, 50km/h 

road markings and speed 

activated signs to be moved 

throughout the peninsula. 

“The signage just needs 

to be more noticeable,” 

Mrs Belton said. 

The working group also 

suggested lowering entry 

speeds into settlements 

from 100km/h down to 

70km/h. 

Mrs Belton has been 

campaigning for lower 

speed limits and safer 

roads in the area for more 

than a year. 

The working group was 

happy with the outcome of 

the meeting. 

“The (board members) 

were very responsive. We 

came away feeling they 

were definitely going to 

action something,” Mr 

Anderson said. 

City council staff estimate 

making the suggested 

changes – excluding a reduction 

in the speed limits 

– may cost about $22,000. 

McCaw immortalised in bronze 

•From page 1 

He said the determination 

that is needed by 

someone to captain the All 

Blacks so successfully was 

commendable. 

“It is a humongous 

amount of pressure to experience 

and you can’t get 

a better rugby player than 

Richie McCaw. 

“He’s a bloody good guy.” 

The statue was announced 

last August and 

Oamaru artist Don Paterson 

was removed from the 

project earlier this year. 

Mr Whyte said once the 

project starts getting under 

way it will take three to 

fours months to create the 

clay casing and about half 

a year for the statue to be 

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Wesley Mauafu is 

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whether it’s fighting high 

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them to have a voice in 

politics. Last week he was 

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receive a New Zealand 

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He spoke to Gabrielle 

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Why is the issue of suicide so 

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It started four years ago, when 

I did my first suicide prevention 

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was so oblivious to the horrific 

statistics of my own Pasifika 

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were perishing and struggling 

with our well-being it hit home 

a lot. From that day, every time 

I have seen a programme or 

initiative aimed at well-being, I 

am always keen to put my hand 

up and say yes, let’s do this. Our 

group, PYLET, is the council for 

Pacific Youth Leadership and 

Transformation. Through this, 

we are seriously saving Pasifika 

young people’s lives. That’s the 

motivation for me. 

Do you approach things differently 

when you’re working 

specifically with Pasifika youth? 

I definitely think we do. It’s 

little things like understanding 

our values. We’re brought up in 

our family environment with 

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comes into the community 

work that we do, and respect 

means respecting our elders. 

Understanding our cultural 

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Pasifika youth. 

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Christchurch is quite tight-knit, 

right? Is that a strength, when 

you’re fighting something like 

suicide? 

Well, we originally held three 

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yes, we do have a very strong 

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of before we could talk about the 

actual issues. They were things 

like we should sweep it under the 

rug, because if we talk to young 

people about suicide it might 

plant the seed of suicide in their 

mind. We also have to bring 

down the stigma that you should 

feel ashamed if someone in your 

family has taken their own life. 

We need to communicate with 

our young people and our elders 

that it’s okay to talk about it and 

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and battling suicide earns youth award 

That must be particularly important 

since the earthquakes? 

Definitely. We’re over-represented 

when it comes to things 

like mental health problems and 

depression. A lot of our Pasifika 

young people and community 

live on the east side, and a lot of 

us in the red zone felt we were 

treated unfairly – not myself personally, 

but it’s something I hear 

a lot. It took a long time for the 

Canterbury rebuild to make its 

way to the east side, for our roads 

to be fixed, for our houses to be 

fixed. The feeling was, does our 

city really care about us, when 

it looked like the more well-off 

on the other side of the city were 

being taken care of first. 

So what was the experience at 

Parliament like? 

It was fantastic. We met with 

National MP Nuk Korako and 

went to the gallery in Parliament 

to watch David Cunliffe’s valedictory 

speech, which was awesome. 

It was actually my second time 

going to Parliament, but the first 

time going with my mum and my 

sister, which was fantastic to do. 

The best thing was that child-like 

feeling, when I looked at my 

mum and thought, yes, my mum 

thinks I’m cool. In terms of the 

community work I do, I guess my 

friends and family know what I 

do, but I don’t really talk in depth 

about it. For my family, the only 

time they really hear what I do is 

when I get an award, so it’s pretty 

special. And I’m a ‘mumma’s 

boy’, so I just think if my mum 

thinks I’m cool, I’m doing something 

right in my life. 

If it was your second time at 

Parliament, when was the first? 

I was part of a group presenting 

to the Standing Orders Select 

Committee, which sets the rules 

that dictate how Parliament runs. 

We went there saying if you want 

more young people to vote and 

be involved in democracy, you 

need to make changes. They were 

things like better utilisation of 

Parliament TV and being able 

to use your cellphones in Parliament. 

And tell me a bit about your 

life and interests outside of this 

work? 

To be honest, this takes a lot of 

my life, and I really enjoy doing 

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and hopes 

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the world 

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this. But I do have other interests. 

I play rugby for the Sumner 

division 1 team. I’ve always loved 

rugby. And I’m an engineering 

student at Canterbury University, 

currently second year in the civil 

engineering department. Hopefully, 

I should be done next year. 

So you’re planning a career as 

an engineer? 

I still haven’t fully figured out 

what kind of engineering I want 

to do, but long term, yes, I want 

to be a civil engineer. Short term, 

I would love to travel, maybe 

use the fact I can play rugby to 

see the world, if I could play for 

a European team somewhere. 

I’d like to widen my experience 

and then bring that back home. 

But short and long term, I want 

to keep working for my Pasifika 

young people, in whatever capacity 

I’m in. 

And for the average person on 

the street, is there anything we 

can do day-to-day to help fight 

suicide and mental illness? 

It seems like such an airy-fairy 

answer, but just a smile and a 

bit of kindness goes a long way. 

Having the courage to step out 

in faith and ask someone if they 

are okay, even if you don’t know 

them, whether it’s an outlier in 

a crowd, or if it’s a friend who 

seems to be acting a tiny bit different. 

These are signs, invitations 

we call them, to go and talk to 

them. Ask them, are you okay? 

But at the same time, don’t expect 

to be the answer and save their 

life, just be there to listen and to 

guide them to an actual professional 

or counsellor. Don’t feel 

the burden, because if something 

does go wrong it’s not your fault. 

Whatever you can give to a person, 

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Sumner score first win 

• By Gordon Findlater 

SUMNER celebrated their first 

home game of the season with 

a win in an 11-try blockbuster 

against University at St Leonards 

Square on Saturday. 

The confidence-booster could 

be just what the doctor ordered 

going into the weekend’s big 

clash against New Brighton in 

the annual battle of the beaches. 

The 42-35 victory over University 

was also Sumner’s first win 

this season. However, it took a 

big second half effort after Sumner 

were trailing by 13 late in the 

first half. 

“We just weren’t competing 

in the first half, we were letting 

them boss us around,” said Sumner 

coach Martin Dodgson. 

“We had a really good serious 

hard chat at half time and then 

the boys just came out and fired.” 

Sumner came out looking like 

Bays victory puts 

them second in 

Mainland league 

Sumner resident Seb Sacht helped 

Ferrymead Bays secure their fifth win 

this season with a 1-0 victory over 

Western in the latest round of the 

Mainland Premier League. After seven 

rounds Bays is just one point behind 

competition leader Coastal Spirit, and 

have a game in hand. 

an all-new beast and turned the 

tide early in the second half with 

two tries in a matter of minutes 

to take the lead. First-five Nik 

Cumming set up Tom McFarlane 

after throwing a dummy and 

drawing the last man, before 

Archie McBride and Poasa 

Waqanibau combined near the 

half-way line before the big Fijian 

ran away and scored under the 

posts. 

Cumming crossed the line 

midway through the second 40 

to extend Sumner’s lead before 

University answered back with a 

try of their own. 

Resilient defence in the final 15 

minutes paid dividends for the 

home side, enabling Sumner to 

celebrate their first home game 

with the right result. 

Some explosive running and 

dialled-in penalty kicking from 

Cumming was key to the team’s 

success. 

“He’s a great little runner,” said 

Dodgson. “He really can spot a 

gap and put others through as 

well. (Cumming) had a blinder 

for us.” 

New Brighton will offer a firm 

test on Saturday. Last year’s 

Hawkins Cup winner dealt to 

SPORTS 

BIG TACKLE: Sumner 

first-five Nik Cumming 

(tackling) was instrumental 

in Sumner’s win against 

University. He was not only 

excellent on attack, but also 

on defence. 

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Linwood 45-13 at the weekend 

and will come to St Leonards 

Square as the favourite. 

“We want to respect the 

history of the game and we’ll 

welcome our brothers from New 

Brighton with open arms, but all 

I’ll ask is that we’re competing 

with energy and enthusiasm. If 

I see that, then we’ll get it done,” 

said Dodgson. 

Lavell takes out 

champions title 

John Lavell, of the Sumner club, won 

the Bowls Canterbury Champion of 

Champions men’s singles title at the 

Woolston Club at the weekend. He 

defeated Belfast’s Nathan Glassons 

21-11 in the final to claim the title. 

Lavell qualified for the tournament by 

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PERSONALISED PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS 

2018 Student Leaders: 1st Row: Vai Mariner, Crystal Mehlhopt, Jenna Hollis, Leeah Mullany, Sarah Moana Wooff-Smyth 

2nd Row: Eden Pettigrew, Adonai Schwenke, Anaru Gray, Cole Barrie 

3rd Row: Havana Aaifou, Thomas McHutchison, Sapana Kharal, William Paulden, Sean Robertson-Wright, Makayla Austin 

Enrolling now for 2018 

Message from the Principal 

Kia ora koutou. Talofa. 

Kia Orana. Malo e lelei. 

Bula. Fakaalofa atu. 

Namaste. Kumusta. 

Haere mai ki te kura. 

Warm greetings to 

the Linwood College 

community. 

It is good to be able to report to our 

community of the successes of Term One. 

What is particularly pleasing is the increased 

involvement of students in co-curricular 

activities and the already close monitoring 

of 2017 NCEA achievement. This means that 

students achieving well are acknowledged 

and further encouraged while students 

with any early achievement ‘wobbles’ are 

promptly noted, with student-family-school 

conversations occurring. This is important to 

us as we value the dual concepts of personal 

pathways and personal excellence. 

Connected to these student pathways is 

another very pleasing development that has 

occurred over Term One - the Community 

of Learning (COL). COLs are schools 

collaborating to ensure the student is at 

the centre of all activity, but not just in the 

individual school that they are in at the time, 

but as students progress through their 

education. Linwood College is already in 

Dramatic Flair 

Festival of Nations 

For two days in March, Linwood College was on show 

- in all its glory as communities from forty-seven 

countries came together to take part in its very first 

Festival of Nations. The idea was to create a multi-ethnic 

celebration that reflected the contemporary Linwood 

reality. 

The event kicked off with a colourful Parade of Nations, 

with students and communities, proudly marching in 

their ethnic gear, preceded by their flag and placard 

bearer. 

“The range of colourful costumes worn by our students, 

staff and community, was simply breath-taking,’ said 

Navjot McCormack, Head of Linwood College’s English 

Language Learning Department, the festival organisers. 

The festival concluded with a Cultural Evening, a night 

of spectacular entertainment. “One parent said that it 

felt as if they were entering another world. I quite agree”, 

said Mrs McCormack. 

the Tamai COL. These schools are LC, Te 

Waka Unua, Linwood North, Linwood Ave, 

Bromley, Tamariki and Bamford. A few 

weeks ago the Bays cluster of schools – 

Sumner, Our Lady Star of the Sea, Redcliffs, 

Mt Pleasant, Heathcote Valley – made an 

application to become a COL with Linwood 

College as their partnership secondary 

school and this has been accepted by the 

Minister of Education. 

A practical example of how COLs are good 

news is when Heathcote Valley’s Year 7-8s 

stay after their regular Technology class 

at LC to have enrichment Science, brain 

dissection amongst other things! Another 

enrichment programme that is occurring 

for both COLs is debating and oratory. 

Mrs Jac Yoder, our HOLA English; Mrs 

Rose McInerney, Redcliffs Principal and 

Ms Janeane Reid, Te Waka Unua Principal 

have brought together our top debaters 

and orators in Years 6-8 to work together 

in an eight-week programme. Personal 

excellence in action. 

Nga mihi nui to our community as we close 

Term One and prepare for the further 

positive activity of Term Two. If any member 

of the community wishes to talk to me about 

anything, my door is open. 

Richard Edmundson - Tumuaki-Principal 

Year 10 students have recently 

finished Commedia Dell’Arte 

performances. This is an Italian form 

of theatre which focuses on themes 

such as Love, Food and Money. 

2017 PRODUCTION: WOLFSTOCK 

We are very excited to present 

our production Wolfstock to our 

community. With auditions now 

completed, this will be performed 

during the third term. 

Taster Day 2017 

Polyfest 2017 

Linwood College students 

represented the College 

superbly during the recent 

Polyfest 2017 event. This 

was a day of celebration for 

all Pasifika students living in 

Christchurch. 

The Polynesian festival 

is a practical opportunity 

to strengthen students’ 

knowledge of their cultural 

heritage while showcasing 

their dancing and 

performance skills. 

Linwood College Cactus Training 

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Thursday 18 May 6pm-7.30pm 

• Taster Open Afternoon for 

Year 6 & 8 students: 

Tuesday 16 May 1pm-3pm 

• Meet the Principal appointments: 

Monday 15 - Wednesday 17 May 

5.30pm-9pm 

Taster Day offered students the 

opportunity to see a range of different 

out-of-class activities that are on offer at 

Linwood College. 

Some of these activities include: 

community garden club, volleyball, 

futsal/football, league, Pasifika, theatre 

sports, young enterprise, cricket, kapa 

haka, debating, car club, Mindfulness, 

Duke of Edinburgh Awards, Cactus, 

board games, rock bands, netball, 

basketball, maths club, Robotics, Ki o 

Rahi and choir. 

More than sixty Linwood College 

students have passed through the 

rigorous ‘Cactus’ Program. 

Cactus is a big commitment both 

physically and mentally, challenging 

the students from Years 7 to 13 to 

test their limits with training starting 

at 6.30am. Recently the Woolston 

Fire Brigade supported the program 

by providing onsite training at the 

Woolston Fire Training Centre. 

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Travel 

Visiting the mystical city of Edoras 

• By Mike Yardley 

IT’S THE type of scenery that 

screensavers are made for – Mt 

Sunday, deep in the heart of the 

Canterbury high country. 

I always find it fascinating to 

experience your own turf through 

the lens of a tourist, gleaning fresh 

perspectives from the outside 

world on the place you call home. 

Better known to movie-fans 

as the mystical city of Edoras, I 

recently joined a guided journey 

to this spectacular cinematic location 

with Hassle-free Tours. 

Heading south of Christchurch, 

in a comfortable six-wheel Toyota 

Land Cruiser, with elevated seating 

and panoramic windows, our 

driver-guide, Hammond, set sail 

on his illuminating, chatty commentary 

on the two-hour drive. 

We entered the Hakatere 

Conservation Park, flanked by 

the alpine lakes of Camp and 

Clearwater and their tight cluster 

of rustic batches. A quick photostop 

to soak up the expansive 

high country vistas served merely 

as an appetiser for the majesty 

that lay ahead. 

On a heavily rutted gravel 

Hakatere-Potts Rd, bracketed 

in golden hills of snow tussock, 

matagouri and toetoe, the most 

celestial viewpoint appeared at 

the Mt Potts Cutting, stretching 

across the broad basin of the 

Rangitata Valley, buttressed by 

heroically high mountains and 

sheer cliffs. 

Welcome to the Kingdom of 

Rohan. Much of the land belongs 

to Mt Potts Station, however, in 

SPECTACLE: Mt Sunday-Edoras. 

the wake of the Lord of the Ringsinspired 

popularity, DOC created 

an easement to Mt Sunday aka 

Edoras. 

From the public car park, it’s a 

15min walk up the southern spur 

of Mt Sunday. However, one of 

the many advantages of taking 

the journey with Hassle-free 

Tours is that it is the only operator 

with a concession to drive past 

the car park, fording the gin-clear 

streams and up part of the mountain, 

using the rutted track on the 

northern spur, which the land 

cruiser made light work of. 

From there, it’s a rather effortless 

stroll to the summit. Sixhundred 

metres above sea level, 

this rocky, protruding jewel in the 

middle of this insanely photogenic 

valley beckoned us like a 

beacon. After we’d mounted the 

summit, the 360deg alpine panorama 

is so enthrallingly kaleidoscopic, 

so jaw-droppingly epic, 

not even a month of Sundays 

basking in this perspective would 

become boring. 

There’s Erewhon Station of 

Clydesdales-fame, the serpentine 

braids of the Rangitata River, the 

Southern Alps, the expansive valley 

plain and the silvery, slinking 

trail of Potts River. The air was 

so crisp and clear, the mountains 

seemed magnified with sharp 

edges and spectacular shingle fans. 

Only the sound of happilyclicking 

shutters, competed 

against the strengthening howls 

of the wind. The wind-speed 

reached 72km/h as we took in the 

summit spectacle and endured an 

involuntary facial exfoliation. 

Notorious for wind gusts, Hammond 

remarked that at the time 

of shooting, the Rings crew were 

buffeted by wind gusts as high as 

180km/h. The real beauty of the 

Hassle-free tour is all the insightful 

behind-the-scenes nuggets. 

On one particularly windy day, 

Sir Peter Jackson’s glasses flew off 

his face, over the cliff, never to be 

seen again. There’s a movie relic 

to hunt for. 

Sir Peter stumbled upon this 

cinematic location by sheer accident. 

His location scouts were 

choppering down to the West 

MAJESTIC: Rutted gravel 

roads are no problem to the 

Hassle-free Land Cruiser. 

(Below) – Mt Sunday and the 

Rohan sword. 

Coast, but were forced to fly east 

due to bad weather, chancing 

upon Mt Sunday by a stroke of 

sheer luck. Many of the riders of 

Rohan were actually women from 

pony clubs in mid-Canterbury. 

Hammond also explained 

how the construction of the city 

of Edoras took nine months, 

showing us photos of the elaborate 

sets, including Golden Hall, 

which graced this rocky outcrop. 

The cast and crew only spent 11 

days actually shooting on sight. 

In spite of the alpine location, 

miraculously, they didn’t see one 

drop of rain. Hammond also was 

equipped with an arsenal of replica 

weaponry and flags from the 

movie, which we had great fun 

posing with for obligatory photos. 

A variety of movie featurettes 

were played to our group, including 

some cracking bloopers. 

What really shone through was 

how much the cast genuinely fell 

in love with Mt Sunday. Driving 

back to Christchurch, Hammond 

finally revealed that he was Hammond 

Peek, the double Oscarwinner, 

who sound engineered 

the Rings trilogy. 

After 36 years in film and 

television, since 2006, Hammond 

has been a driver-guide for 

Hassle-free Tours. He only works 

a couple of days a week, so you 

may want to request a date when 

he’s behind the wheel. 

Location is the pixie dust of 

movie dreams and Mt Sunday 

is a star specimen in our own 

backyard. 

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Wednesday to April 29 

The Lyttelton Arts Factory is 

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For more information go to 

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Lyttelton Arts Factory. 34 

Oxford St. Tickets from $20 

Create ‘n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

If you’re crafty or want to start 

getting crafty, go along to this 

group. Phone Beth on 022 678 

1252 for more information. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. Free entry 

Leaf House 

Thursday and Friday, 2-4pm 

and Saturday, 11am-4pm 

This is an exhibition of 

paintings by Jennifer Rendall. It 

finishes on Saturday. 

50 Works Gallery, Lyttelton 

Babytimes 

Friday, 10.30-11am 

This event allows parents and 

caregivers to interact with each 

other while the babies learn. 

At these sessions, babies learn 

through language, rhymes, 

songs, stories and play. 

Lyttelton Library, 18 

Canterbury St. Free entry 

Rythym and Bubs 

Friday, from 9.30-11.45am 

If you’re looking to engage 

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run every Friday morning, for 

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others around the Sumner, 

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Call Hazel on 384 1965 or 021 

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St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Storytimes 

Tuesday, 11-11.30am 

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and play. Pick up some library 

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Lyttelton Library, 18 

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NATURE: Get involved in the community and help clean 

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lookout, located half-way up the valley. Wear a sun hat 

and suitable clothes, footwear and gloves for clearing 

weeds. Feel free to take your own tools if you prefer. 

Once all of the weeds have been cleared, new planting 

will be done. Make sure to pack a water bottle. Some 

city council-owned tools will be provided. For further 

information, phone Dave Bryce 021 363 498. 

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Auction: Thursday 11th May 2017 Unless Sold Prior 

2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 toilet | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 1 carport | 1 off-street park | Listing # FM5144 

This gorgeous character cottage has been 

lovingly maintained and is beautifully 

presented both inside and out. This property 

combines the best of traditional and 

contemporary with double glazing keeping 

you toasty warm throughout the winter 

months. 

An open plan area incorporates living, 

dining, and kitchen and forms the heart of 

the home. Original polished wood floors 

add a warm natural feel, while a new pellet 

fire and heat pump keep the heat locked in. 

A sunroom adjoining the main living area 

is ideal for an extra sitting room or sundrenched 

office space. 

Light, modern decor in warm tones 

creates a homely feel throughout, while high 

ceilings add to the sense of space. There are 

two bedrooms, both of which have heat 

pumps to keep everyone comfortable all 

year round, and there is a separate studio at 

the back of the home. The roomy bathroom 

has a beautiful free standing claw-foot bath 

and separate shower. 

A large wooden deck overlooking the 

private and sunny back garden is directly 

accessible from the kitchen and enjoys 

lovely views of the Port Hills, and a serene, 

leafy environment. The rear garden is a 

pleasant surprise for those venturing along 

the pathway and past the studio, where 

another large space awaits, complete with a 

vege garden and loads of fruit trees. 

With covered parking space for one 

vehicle and plenty of off street parking, and 

situated just a short stroll from all the local 

shops and amenities, this home has a little 

bit of everything and plenty to make you 

smile. 

Open homes Wednesdays 5:00 p.m. 

- 5:45 p.m. and Sundays 3:00 p.m. - 3:45 

p.m. until auction day. See you at the 

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of Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead 

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or mobile 027 203 7858 

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Protect your home with a new Colorsteel roof. 

Call for a friendly, FREE assessment and quote. 

• Roofing 

• Spouting and Downpipe 

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• Licensed Building 

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Ph: 347 9045 or 021 165 1682 

Email: Robinsonroofing99@gmail.com 

Public Notices 

Redcliffs School 

Board of Trustees 

By-Election 

Declaration of Parent 

Representative 

By-Election Results 

Parent representative 

votes: 

Bernard, Wesley 36 

Jansen, Greg 36 

Kilkelly, Bernice 3 

Shields, Brian 8 

Invalid Votes 0 

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received an equal 

number of votes 

the result was 

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lot. I hereby declare 

WESLEY BERNARD 

the winner of the 

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PAINTINg SERvICES 

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YOUR LOCAL TRADES & PROfESSiOnAL 

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Qualified Nail Technician in the heart of the bay 

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Call now 021 488 025 

Lyttelton Physiotherapy 

A friendly team of 4 experienced physiotherapists 

• Back and neck problems 

• Sports physiotherapy 

• Post operative rehabilitation 

• Work related injuries 

• Gym Based programs, small gym on-site 

• Injury prevention 

• Elderly care 

• Acupuncture and dry needling 

• Massage and myofascial release 

Physiotherapists 

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Leila Shahtahmasebi, Richard Hopkins 

ACC ENDORSED PROVIDER | NO DR’s REFERRAL NECESSARY 

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18 Oxford St, Lyttelton 

Hours: Monday–Friday 8am – 7pm 

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Email: lytteltonphysio@gmail.com 

Lyttelton Physiotherapy 

Located at 18 Oxford Street, Lyttelton Physiotherapy is 

ACC accredited and open from 8am – 7pm, 

Monday to Friday. Phone 328 8111. 

Owner and physiotherapist Heather Bushaway has been at the helm of Lyttelton Physiotherapy for the past 

18 years and says personal, and hands–on treatment that sets them apart from other practices. 

“We’re a very friendly, community-oriented practice where you can make a cup of tea when you come in,” 

says Heather. “We spend time with our clients assessing their needs and tailoring the treatment individually.” 

Our physiotherapy team is well experienced and we continually improve our skills and services offered. 

As staff turnover is low you will always see a friendly face that remembers you. 

Andrew Abakhan, for the past 12 years has worked in the clinic and with a variety of sports teams 

providing physiotherapy and strength conditioning training. Andrew is also trained in Myofascial release 

techniques to get your muscles ready for the next workout. 

Heather Bushaway specialises in spinal care, headaches and acupuncture She also works in the community 

providing falls prevention programmes. 

Leila Shahtahmasebi has 8 years experienced having worked overseas specialising in trigger point therapy, 

dry needling and also works with Parkinson and Multiple Sclerosis sufferers. 

Richard Hopkins brings a wealth of experience to our team having 30years experience in private practice, 

occupational health and teaching post graduates in manipulative physiotherapy. 

A small onsite gym overlooking Lyttelton harbour is perfect to do customised gym programmes to aid 

recovery and return the body to balance. 

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