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Redcliffs<br />

It was a hard 21.1km for<br />

Sumner Running Club<br />

member Lisa Brignull, but<br />

that didn’t stop her from<br />

winning the female category<br />

of the Hanmer Four Square<br />

half marathon on Saturday.<br />

Brignull, who lives in Mt<br />

Pleasant, completed the race<br />

in 1hr 32min, taking home the<br />

winning title for the first time.<br />

It’s not the first time she has<br />

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Marathon next month.<br />

•More sports, page 19<br />

PHOTO: KARL VAN BEEK<br />

• By Caitlin Miles<br />

A DISASTER response group is<br />

being set up in Redcliffs to offer<br />

help and support during natural<br />

disasters.<br />

The Redcliffs Residents’ Association<br />

is in the process of establishing<br />

the Redcliffs Response<br />

and Resilience Team to get the<br />

community involved in the local<br />

emergency planning and preparedness<br />

in the case of a natural<br />

disaster.<br />

The group has been established<br />

as a result of the poorly planned<br />

tsunami response following the<br />

November 14 Kaikoura earthquake.<br />

It is currently in the very<br />

early stages of planning.<br />

There was a lot of confusion<br />

following the November 14<br />

earthquake which struck just<br />

after midnight, and the Canterbury<br />

coast was put on a tsunami<br />

warning. Redcliffs residents were<br />

unsure if they needed to wait for<br />

the tsunami sirens, self-evacuate<br />

immediately or move to<br />

higher ground.<br />

The mixed messages from the<br />

city council and Civil Defence left<br />

residents confused and roads congested<br />

– with many not knowing<br />

where to go.<br />

Redcliffs Pharmacy owner<br />

Daryl Sayer, who is also the<br />

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PAGE 2 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www. .kiwi<br />

Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

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Inside<br />

News....................................3-16<br />

TODAY WE reveal on page 1 a<br />

major step forward in dealing with<br />

a natural disaster.<br />

An emergency response group<br />

is being set up in Redcliffs to offer<br />

help and support during an earthquake<br />

or tsunami.<br />

This comes out of the debacle<br />

when the Kaikoura quake hit, and<br />

the very real threat of a tsunami<br />

striking along the east coast.<br />

So it’s great to see the powers<br />

that be are planning ahead for the<br />

worst. And with large offshore<br />

fault lines in Pegasus <strong>Bay</strong> and<br />

further north that could generate<br />

a 7-plus magnitude quake, the<br />

chance of a tsunami striking our<br />

coastline is very real.<br />

Be prepared.<br />

On a more cheery note, congratulations<br />

to Sumner runner Lisa<br />

Brignull who won the Hanmer<br />

half marathon at the weekend (see<br />

page 1).<br />

– Barry Clarke<br />

Success for young Sumner relay runners<br />

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PAGE 3<br />

News<br />

Development for Naval Point<br />

LESS THAN adequate facilities at<br />

Naval Point has spurred the city<br />

council into developing the area –<br />

and it’s looking for public input.<br />

The Naval Point Development<br />

Plan includes making improvements<br />

and upgrades at Magazine<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>, Lyttelton Recreation Reserve<br />

and the public boat ramp.<br />

The upgrades have been a long<br />

time coming, with increasing<br />

demand on the current facilities<br />

as the size of organisations using<br />

them continue to grow.<br />

Naval Point and Magazine<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> is home to Naval Point<br />

Club Lyttelton and Coastguard<br />

Canterbury. The city council is<br />

already working with these and<br />

other community groups and<br />

organisations in the development<br />

of the plan.<br />

The facilities are also used by<br />

many others for recreational<br />

water sports including power<br />

boats, trailer sailors, dinghies,<br />

windsurfers, wakas, stand-up<br />

paddle boarders and swimmers.<br />

As a result, the city council<br />

has opened up consultation so<br />

the public can have a say on the<br />

development plan for the area.<br />

The city council wants a better<br />

understanding of how the area<br />

is currently being used and what<br />

the public would like to see in<br />

FEEDBACK SOUGHT: The city council is looking to upgrade and develop Naval Point and the<br />

surrounding areas.<br />

the future on the site.<br />

The information gathered<br />

from the city council will be<br />

used to create a development<br />

plan, which will then go out for<br />

consultation once the city council<br />

design team have formulated<br />

an idea for its future use.<br />

Consultation on the first<br />

stage of the development is<br />

open until <strong>May</strong> 30.<br />

•HAVE YOUR SAY: What<br />

upgrades do you think<br />

should be made? email<br />

caitlin.miles@starmedia.kiwi<br />

In Brief<br />

GRANT EXTENSION<br />

THe city council has approved<br />

the extension of a heritage<br />

grant for a year on the former<br />

Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong> Board<br />

building. The $333,548 grant<br />

was originally approved for 18<br />

months and should have been<br />

finished in April, however,<br />

the extent of the damage and<br />

design plan needed more<br />

work than originally planned<br />

and the build started to run<br />

behind schedule. The city<br />

council had to approve the<br />

extension or the grant would<br />

be taken away.<br />

HEALTH HUB TRUSTEES<br />

THe trustees have been<br />

appointed to the Akaroa<br />

Health Hub They are Rik<br />

Tainui, ​Gordon Boxall,<br />

Gretchen Foster, Mike Norris,<br />

Stewart Sinclair, Peter Young<br />

and Pam Richardson. As<br />

work towards the rebuild<br />

of the hospital gets closer,<br />

an independently chaired<br />

appointments panel selected<br />

seven trustees to take over<br />

the fundraising and future<br />

planning and development<br />

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Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

News<br />

Disaster response<br />

group planned<br />

•From page 1<br />

“There was very little in the way<br />

of planning and organisation, if it<br />

had been better planned we could<br />

have had more people in houses<br />

than halfway up hills in their<br />

cars,” Mr Sayer said.<br />

The group has identified an<br />

urgent need for tsunami evacuation<br />

planning with a focus on<br />

community education.<br />

Redcliffs Residents Association<br />

secretary Pat McIntosh said<br />

creating the group and a plan was<br />

important for the area.<br />

“Of course the recent tsunami<br />

and evacuation is fresh in everyone’s<br />

minds and this area is<br />

vulnerable so there is a pressing<br />

need to improve the plans for<br />

such an event and ensure that the<br />

whole community understands<br />

what to do in the event of another<br />

warning and need to evacuate the<br />

coastal area,” Dr McIntosh said.<br />

The group is working with Civil<br />

Defence and Emergency Management<br />

to work out evacuation routes<br />

for people in Redcliffs to use in the<br />

case of an emergency, whether it be<br />

a fire, flood, tsunami, earthquake<br />

or other disasters.<br />

• Anyone who would like<br />

to get involved in the<br />

emergency response group<br />

should email redcliffs.<br />

ra@gmail.com for more<br />

information.<br />

Ripapa Island building to be dismantled<br />

• By Bridget Rutherford<br />

RIPAPA ISLAND’S damaged<br />

Fort Jervois workshop building<br />

will be “sensitively” dismantled<br />

next week – but it is not known<br />

when the island will reopen to<br />

the public.<br />

The corrugated iron and<br />

timber building was deemed<br />

irreparable by engineers and historians.<br />

Its walls were blown out<br />

during a storm in 2014 following<br />

Cyclone Ita.<br />

Department of Conservation<br />

Christchurch operations<br />

manager Andy Thompson said<br />

eight people would go over late<br />

next week to do the work, which<br />

would take about two days.<br />

He said they would remove<br />

the cladding from the outside<br />

of the building and it would be<br />

winched over.<br />

The rotten timber will be burnt<br />

on the island, while recyclable<br />

material would be helicoptered<br />

away, he said.<br />

Ripapa Island is a former pa<br />

site and was later used as a quarantine<br />

station, prison and coastal<br />

defence centre. It has been closed<br />

to the public since the September<br />

20<strong>10</strong> earthquake.<br />

Mr Thompson said originally<br />

it was hoped once the workshop<br />

was removed, the island could be<br />

reopened.<br />

But two months ago it was<br />

discovered the island’s wharf<br />

was badly earthquake-damaged,<br />

he said.<br />

It was not yet known whether<br />

it could be repaired, but Mr<br />

Thompson said it would be<br />

costly.<br />

He said the other buildings<br />

also needed restoration, but it<br />

was unknown when that could<br />

happen because DoC needed to<br />

fund it.<br />

“It’s not a $<strong>10</strong>,000 project, it’s<br />

closer to a $1 million project,” he<br />

said.<br />

“We’re always looking for<br />

opportunities and we’re open to<br />

ideas and suggestions and open<br />

to working with others.”<br />

PROGRESS: The workshop building on Ripapa Island will be<br />

dismantled next week after it was deemed irreparable.<br />

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BAY HARBOUR<br />

PAGE 5<br />

News<br />

Firefighters do odd jobs,<br />

climb Sky Tower for charity<br />

Lyttelton Volunteer Fire Brigade’s Jeremy Wheeler,<br />

Ian Rees, Andrew Legge, Candice Milner, Andrew<br />

Yaxley, Jack Montgomery and Kevin Hurl have been<br />

hiring themselves out to help around the place. From<br />

chopping wood to serving dinner, brigade members<br />

have been doing the dirty work for a good cause.<br />

They have been raising money for Leukaemia and<br />

Blood Cancer New Zealand as part of the Sky Tower<br />

Challenge. The team leaves for Auckland tomorrow to<br />

take part in the gruelling challenge, carrying 25kg of<br />

gear up 51 flights of stairs and 1<strong>10</strong>3 individual steps at<br />

the Sky Tower on Saturday. The team aimed to raise<br />

$6000 for the cause, but have more than doubled their<br />

goal, with the total currently sitting at $13,871.97. ​<br />

Another community meeting with police unlikely<br />

• By Caitlin Miles<br />

IT’S UNLIKELY another<br />

meeting will be held between<br />

Lyttelton police and the<br />

community, in spite of what the<br />

community board say.<br />

After months of concerns from<br />

Lyttelton residents over the lack<br />

of policing in the community,<br />

a meeting was held in March to<br />

clarify the crime rate in the community<br />

and answer questions<br />

from residents.<br />

About 25 people attended,<br />

including members of the Banks<br />

Peninsula Community Board,<br />

community patrol team and local<br />

MPs.<br />

In the community board’s<br />

agenda, it was mentioned the<br />

“meeting was not well-attended”<br />

and questioned if another meeting<br />

could be held between police<br />

and the community.<br />

Community board chairwoman<br />

Christine Wilson said if there<br />

was a need for another meeting<br />

it would be considered. She was<br />

“disappointed” more people did<br />

not attend the first one.<br />

However, Sergeant Dave<br />

Knowles said he didn’t think the<br />

police would be interested in<br />

another meeting so soon.<br />

“I don’t see that police would<br />

be that interested in doing<br />

another meeting . . . it was up to<br />

them (the community) if they<br />

wanted to attend for whatever<br />

reason,” he said.<br />

Resident Paul Dietsche, who<br />

has been campaigning for more<br />

police coverage, said the turn out<br />

was low because it was “poorly<br />

advertised” and didn’t give people<br />

enough time in advance to<br />

diary it and arrange to attend.<br />

“If the community board step<br />

up and host it and plan it well<br />

in advance, I think more people<br />

would go. I hope more people<br />

would,” he said.<br />

Sergeant Knowles said while<br />

a meeting wasn’t on the cards,<br />

he couldn’t rule out the possibility<br />

several months “down the<br />

track.”<br />

HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you<br />

think the Banks Peninsula<br />

Community Board should<br />

host a meeting between<br />

the community and police?<br />

Send your views to caitlin.<br />

miles@starmedia.kiwi<br />

In Brief<br />

CAR PARK PLAN<br />

THe former Lyttelton Museum<br />

site could be used for temporary<br />

car parking. The Banks Peninsula<br />

Community Board has requested<br />

city council staff provide<br />

information on the possibility<br />

of using the site on Gladstone<br />

Quay for temporary parking until<br />

another use for the site has been<br />

decided. The community board<br />

has also asked city council staff<br />

to look into the possibility of<br />

creating angle parking on Exeter<br />

St.<br />

RESERVE FUNDING<br />

The Drayton Reserve Stream<br />

Enhancement programme has<br />

received funding towards<br />

the park’s restoration. The<br />

Christchurch West Melton<br />

Zone Committee approved<br />

$2225 to go to the programme.<br />

This particular project aims<br />

to improve the ecological<br />

functioning of the stream and<br />

surrounding landscape.<br />

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Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

News<br />

In Brief<br />

SPEED LIMIT DECISIONS<br />

THe speed limit changes planned<br />

for Little River will be decided at<br />

tomorrow’s city council meeting.<br />

The Banks Peninsula Community<br />

Board has recommended the city<br />

council approve the lowering of<br />

speed limits on various roads<br />

in Little River. Currently, it is<br />

planning to reduce speed from<br />

70km/h to 60km/h on Council<br />

Hill, Morrisons, Barclays and<br />

Wairewa Pa Rds, where they<br />

intersect with State Highway 75,<br />

as well as through the township.<br />

CONSULTATION TO CLOSE<br />

Consultation on improvement to<br />

pedestrian safety in Akaroa closes<br />

today. The document outlines<br />

seven intersections that don’t<br />

comply with the New Zealand<br />

Transport Agency’s guidelines.<br />

The majority of the safety issues<br />

relate to the lack of tactile<br />

paving, which are textured yellow<br />

surfaces that aid pedestrians<br />

who are visually-impaired.<br />

Some car parking will have to<br />

be removed and one intersection<br />

will be changed from a give way<br />

to a stop sign. After the feedback<br />

is reviewed, a decision would<br />

be made at a Banks Peninsula<br />

Community Board meeting. It<br />

is hoped work would begin in<br />

either June or July. To make a<br />

submission go to the city council<br />

website.<br />

Port Hills fire in print<br />

• By Caitlin Miles<br />

A GOVERNORS <strong>Bay</strong> volunteer<br />

firefighter and his partner have<br />

spent nearly three months<br />

documenting the Port Hills<br />

fire in a soon to be released<br />

book.<br />

Firefighter Rob Brown and<br />

his partner Kristie Fogarty have<br />

never written a book before<br />

but they thought sharing the<br />

photos and stories of local firefighters<br />

would be a good time<br />

to start.<br />

Mr Brown said he wanted the<br />

book to be a “great coffee table<br />

book” to show people what it<br />

was like during the fires in February<br />

– from the Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />

side of things.<br />

The couple has spent many<br />

late nights and weekends<br />

dedicated to putting the book<br />

together – with the finishing<br />

touches and last minute edits<br />

being completed at the<br />

moment.<br />

Ms Fogarty said the idea of<br />

the title, On the Burning Edge<br />

was decided early on.<br />

“The location of where the fire<br />

was, right on the edge of our<br />

community just seemed to fit so<br />

well,” Ms Fogarty said.<br />

It was also on the edge of their<br />

property, Ms Fogarty said they<br />

were evacuated as the threat<br />

of the fire crept closer to their<br />

own home – but they were lucky<br />

with no damage.<br />

She said putting the book<br />

together didn’t bring back a<br />

lot of bad memories, since the<br />

community were so supportive<br />

during that time.<br />

“I was still a bit new to the<br />

community at the time but<br />

everyone came together. The<br />

partners were keeping the fire<br />

station topped up and the community<br />

was offering so much<br />

help and support,” she said.<br />

The book consists largely of<br />

photos and the stories from<br />

the Governors <strong>Bay</strong> volunteer<br />

firefighters sharing their perspective.<br />

The proceeds made from the<br />

146-page book will go towards a<br />

new shed being built at the Governors<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> fire station, which<br />

IMMENSE: The<br />

couple chose<br />

the cover<br />

photo to show<br />

the size and<br />

enormity of the<br />

fire.<br />

is expected to cost around<br />

$<strong>10</strong>0,000. Money will also go to<br />

local charities.<br />

Mr Brown said the selling<br />

<strong>10</strong>00 copies of the book is a<br />

dream, but he would be happy<br />

with 500.<br />

The couple aims to have the<br />

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Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

ACHIEVERS<br />

News<br />

Plans to upgrade reserve<br />

FINALISTS: Suzanna Davis, Ruby Blake-Manson and<br />

Hermione Murden (right) will compete in a problem solving<br />

contest in the United States.<br />

Peninsula girls to foot it with<br />

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THREE GIRLS from Banks<br />

Peninsula are going to the<br />

United States to represent their<br />

schools in an international<br />

problem solving competition.<br />

Suzanna Davis, from Port<br />

Levy, and Ruby Blake-Manson,<br />

from Charteris <strong>Bay</strong>, both 16, are<br />

part of a team set to represent<br />

Rangi Ruru Girls’ School at<br />

the Future Problem Solving<br />

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Hermione Murden, 12, also<br />

plans to attend the finals,<br />

representing Selwyn House.<br />

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division of the competition.<br />

The competition will take<br />

place at Wisconsin University<br />

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more than 2200 young people<br />

from around the world.<br />

The topic for this year’s<br />

competition is biosecurity.<br />

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science, social and ethical issues.<br />

The girls have all been<br />

fundraising. Suzanna and Ruby<br />

both need to raise $3603 each to<br />

cover flights, competition costs,<br />

insurance and accommodation.<br />

Hermoine needs to raise<br />

$4700. She has hosted several<br />

fundraisers and applied<br />

for funding from other<br />

organisations to help cover the<br />

costs.<br />

The girls have all requested<br />

$300 from the Banks Peninsula<br />

Community Board to go<br />

towards the costs.<br />

A TREE hut, bike track and skate<br />

park could be key features in the<br />

redevelopment of a Governors<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> reserve.<br />

In November last year, the city<br />

council asked the community to<br />

provide ideas on three different<br />

sections of the Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />

Community Centre and Pool<br />

Reserve.<br />

It received feedback from 59<br />

people, including school children,<br />

residents and community groups.<br />

From the feedback, the city<br />

council has created a landscape<br />

plan to take to the community<br />

before it goes before the Banks<br />

Peninsula Community Board.<br />

It involves improving the current<br />

bike pump track, building a<br />

half pipe and a tree hut to create<br />

the feeling of being in the tree<br />

canopy.<br />

More play equipment, including<br />

swings and balancing logs,<br />

will be included, along with a<br />

picnic area near the half pipe.<br />

The plans propose removing<br />

seven trees in the reserve, five due<br />

to their declining health and two<br />

to make room for the bike track.<br />

The plans also include putting<br />

screens up near the existing<br />

swimming pool for better privacy,<br />

more planting will also be<br />

added to existing flower beds.<br />

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NEW IDEAS: A tree hut among the forest canopy, a half pipe<br />

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Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

Your Local Views<br />

Cruise ship berth<br />

positive for Lyttelton<br />

Labour MP<br />

Ruth Dyson<br />

writes about<br />

developments<br />

in Lyttelton and<br />

impact a lack<br />

of funding has<br />

on services<br />

volunteer organisations can<br />

offer<br />

Lyttelton has been in the news<br />

lately – and mostly for very<br />

positive reasons.<br />

THe city council’s decision to<br />

fund the $56 million cruise ship<br />

berth is great news not just for<br />

Lyttelton but actually for the<br />

whole of the South Island.<br />

While some small cruise ships<br />

have been going to Akaroa in the<br />

last few years, actually both Lyttelton<br />

and Port Chalmers have<br />

been missing out on visits, with<br />

many cruise ships not heading to<br />

the South Island at all.<br />

The build challenge is huge and<br />

is expected to take two and a half<br />

years – which doesn’t seem long<br />

given the size of the job.<br />

In the same week, the work on<br />

the first of three stages to build<br />

the Te Ana Marina began. Over<br />

the next few weeks, the piles,<br />

which are being poured in Lyttelton,<br />

will be trucked through to<br />

the west to be installed.<br />

This part of the work is expected<br />

to be completed by November.<br />

It will be so good to see this inner<br />

harbour area developed and<br />

made attractive, including the<br />

upgrade of the Woolstore building<br />

and the provision of public<br />

amenities.<br />

But the bad news is that Community<br />

House, which provides<br />

amazing support for local people<br />

and includes the Youth Centre,<br />

has had its funding cut and, as a<br />

result, has had to reduce services,<br />

staff and hours.<br />

The new model that seems to<br />

be driving Government funding<br />

and also funding from organisations<br />

such as the Rata Foundation,<br />

is that the group getting<br />

the funding has to move to be<br />

“sustainable”.<br />

Might sound good in theory –<br />

a bit like “social investment” but<br />

what it doesn’t recognise is that<br />

some support services are provided<br />

for free to those who need<br />

them by volunteers who clearly<br />

don’t get paid!<br />

This is what a lot of our community<br />

and voluntary sector<br />

work is about and expecting<br />

them to become “sustainable”<br />

in terms of funding is an out of<br />

touch attitude.<br />

Adrian Daly responds to an<br />

article in last week’s <strong>Bay</strong><br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> News about the<br />

closure of the tearooms in<br />

Orton Bradley Park<br />

I am disappointed to hear that<br />

a decision by the Orton Bradley<br />

Board will close the Victorianstyle<br />

cafe after such a short trial.<br />

I think the Victorian-style presented<br />

by Annie is a great idea,<br />

befitting the heritage nature of<br />

the park.<br />

A cafe in Orton Bradley/Charteris<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> should be a draw for<br />

people into the park, and a plus<br />

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would be, how limited was the<br />

marketing of the cafe and park,<br />

to provide a business starter<br />

booster.<br />

My guess would be that few<br />

members of the large Christchurch<br />

population on the doorstep<br />

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the cafe’s existence. I think if<br />

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I guess the idea of a Victorian<br />

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younger visitors, so perhaps<br />

it needs complementing with<br />

another attraction such as developing/extending<br />

the mountain<br />

bike trails.<br />

Visitors hosted by Rotarians<br />

Ferrymead Rotary member<br />

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about international visitors<br />

coming to the area and<br />

bilingual education<br />

A dozen North American<br />

Rotarians were enthralled by<br />

the traditional Maori welcome<br />

and entertainment they received<br />

at Woolston’s Te Waka Unua<br />

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Visitors Chris and Joe Townley<br />

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Ferrymead<br />

<strong>10</strong>05 Ferry Road, Phone: 366 6306<br />

Opening Hours: Monday–Friday: 7:00am–7pm<br />

Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: 8:00am–6:00pm<br />

Offers available at Mitre<strong>10</strong> Mega Ferrymead only, until the 17 th <strong>May</strong> <strong>2017</strong>, while stocks last.<br />

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If you find a lower price on an identical stocked<br />

product locally we will beat it by 15%.<br />

If you find the same product cheaper from another Mitre <strong>10</strong> store or Mitre <strong>10</strong> 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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Christchurch City Council Council-led Anchor Projects, suburban master planning, the horizontal infrastructure repair programme. ccc.govt.nz | 03 941 8999<br />

Regenerate Christchurch Regeneration activities to plan and drive development in key areas www.regeneratechristchurch.nz<br />

info@regeneratechristchurch.nz<br />

Greater Christchurch Group in the<br />

Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet<br />

Policy, planning, legal and monitoring support on a range of regeneration matters<br />

dpmc.govt.nz/gcg<br />

info@dpmc.govt.nz<br />

Development Christchurch Limited Attracting and facilitating investment, implementing key development projects dcl.org.nz | info@dcl.org.nz<br />

Many other Government agencies and private sector developers and businesses investing in the future of the central city.<br />

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PAGE 14 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www. .kiwi<br />

Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

FERRYMEAD SUPER LIQUOR<br />

Ferrymead liquor store now in<br />

New ownership and a move across the car park area<br />

to another building have seen Ferrymead Super Liquor<br />

undergo a complete transformation.<br />

After purchasing the business in 2016, Jeremy de Gouw<br />

decided to give it a new lease of life so it would be in keeping<br />

with the many other exciting developments happening in<br />

Ferrymead.<br />

“We needed to keep up with the neighbours, so I moved<br />

the business to the new premises, which are three times<br />

the size of the previous outlet, and designed the store to fit<br />

with the future of Ferrymead,” Jeremy says.<br />

The completely refurbished premises offer a bright,<br />

spacious and modern environment for customers, with<br />

a huge range of products on display. These include an<br />

extensive selection of wines from right across New<br />

Zealand, with a strong emphasis on boutique varieties<br />

rather than mainstream brands. Many of them are single<br />

estate wines, and labels include Gibston Valley and quality<br />

Penfolds wines. Sam Neill’s Two Paddocks wines have<br />

been introduced to the store, along with Graeme Norton’s<br />

Sauvignon Blanc, which is produced in Marlborough.<br />

Many international wines are also stocked.<br />

There is also an excellent range of Scotch whisky, which<br />

Jeremy describes as one of the best in the area, as well as<br />

brandy, Jack Daniels and other popular spirits.<br />

Ferrymead Super Liquor also offers an extensive range<br />

of beers to suit all tastes. These include craft beers, such<br />

as the local Monsoon brand, Epic, Pan Head, Shakespeare,<br />

Moa and Monteith’s. Many of them are available in single<br />

500ml bottles, not necessarily packs, giving customers the<br />

opportunity to give new ones a try. And customers are<br />

invited to chat to the staff about the products and get some<br />

advice.<br />

“Our friendly staff at Ferrymead Super Liquor don’t just<br />

sell liquor – they help customers make informed choices,”<br />

Jeremy says.<br />

“Customers can also email us their order and we will<br />

have it ready for them when they come in. Our specials<br />

can be found on our Super Liquor website or follow us on<br />

Facebook, where we post our group specials and the odd<br />

Ferrymead treat.”<br />

Wine tastings on Friday and Saturday afternoons, of new<br />

and unique products are an opportunity for customers to<br />

taste different labels and varieties, Jeremy says.<br />

Jeremy has also introduced a corporate supply service in<br />

the area, which he says is very convenient for companies<br />

Get sorted for<br />

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CANADIAN<br />

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1 Litre<br />

LINDAUER<br />

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Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

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FERRYMEAD SUPER LIQUOR<br />

bright new premises<br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

PAGE 15<br />

that are putting on work functions or promotional events.<br />

“Businesses can either email or phone their orders and we<br />

will deliver. We have mobile Eftpos so it’s very simple, plus<br />

it saves them time. Talk to our team about it,” Jeremy says.<br />

After 25 years’ experience in different areas of the retail<br />

sector, Jeremy is now enjoying the liquor store environment<br />

and the customer interaction it provides.<br />

“The customers come in to buy products that they are<br />

going to enjoy socially with their family and friends, so<br />

it’s a pleasant experience for them. And they often like to<br />

spend a few minutes chatting – I really like having that<br />

interaction with them,” he says.<br />

Ferrymead Super Liquor has plenty of parking<br />

right outside the store. Opening hours are Sunday to<br />

Wednesday, <strong>10</strong>am-9pm, Thursday to Saturday, <strong>10</strong>am-<br />

<strong>10</strong>pm. It is located in Kite Lane, opposite the new<br />

Casual & Country building. Phone 376 4097, email<br />

ferrymeadliquor@gmail.com.<br />

Staff members Dave and Jaspreet<br />

Owner and staff<br />

Jeremy brings 25 years’ experience in the<br />

retail sector to his new business, and he<br />

is enjoying the new environment and the<br />

customer interaction it provides.<br />

“The customers come in to buy products<br />

that they are going to enjoy socially with<br />

their family and friends, so it’s a pleasant<br />

experience for them. And they often like to<br />

spend a few minutes chatting – I really like<br />

having that interaction with them,” he says.<br />

He has three staff members – Dave, who<br />

has had 15 years’ experience in the liquor<br />

industry, Jennifer and Jaspreet. All of them<br />

look forward to helping customers with<br />

their liquor requirements and showing<br />

them round the new store to make their<br />

selection.<br />

JOHNNIE<br />

WALKER<br />

RED<br />

1 LITRE<br />

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Wednesday <strong>May</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

SCHOOLS<br />

News<br />

Riverbanks earmarked for clean-up<br />

MIX: Benjamin Derwahl stirred<br />

the vegetables to make chips.<br />

Garden delights<br />

DIAMOND HARBOUR School<br />

pupils have been reaping the<br />

rewards of their garden by<br />

making some vegetable chips<br />

from the produce.<br />

As part of the Garden to Table<br />

programme, the pupils collected<br />

beetroot, artichokes and potatoes<br />

to make the chips. They also<br />

collected grapes and bananas to<br />

make ice-cream before sitting<br />

down to enjoy their reward.<br />

DECORATE: Finn Simpson,<br />

Maci Hemapo and Zoe Ross<br />

• By Noah Graham<br />

GROUPS ARE getting ready to<br />

clean up riverbanks.<br />

This Saturday, hundreds<br />

of volunteers will don their<br />

gumboots to pick up rubbish littering<br />

Christchurch riverbanks<br />

for the annual Mother of All<br />

Clean Ups.<br />

Volunteers will line the Avon-<br />

Heathcote Estuary as well as the<br />

Heathcote and Avon rivers to<br />

try and clean out waste that is<br />

further polluting the rivers.<br />

Avon-Heathcote<br />

Estuary<br />

Ihutai Trust<br />

co-ordinator<br />

Tanya Jenkins<br />

said the cleanup,<br />

held on the<br />

Helene<br />

Mautner<br />

eve of Mother’s<br />

Day every year,<br />

was an opportunity<br />

to give a gift<br />

back to Mother Nature.<br />

“We were thrilled to see such<br />

an enormous turnout of caring<br />

people last year.<br />

“Close to 1300 members of<br />

the public tidied 156km of river<br />

bank and estuary edge,” she said.<br />

More than 20 tonnes of<br />

rubbish was collected last year<br />

which ranged from plastic bags<br />

to computers and even a sheep<br />

carcass.<br />

RUBBISH: During last year’s Mother of All Clean Ups more<br />

than 1300 volunteers removed more than 20 tonnes of<br />

rubbish from the Opawaho/Heathcote River. ​<br />

“We are hoping that we collect<br />

less this year as the aim of the<br />

event is to raise awareness of the<br />

issue and for individuals to take<br />

responsibility for their careful<br />

disposal of rubbish,” Mrs Jenkins<br />

said.<br />

Opawaho-Heathcote<br />

River Network co-chairwoman<br />

Helene Mautner said volunteers<br />

would not need to get into the<br />

water, they would just be cleaning<br />

the banks.<br />

“We have a saying: If your feet<br />

get wet you’ve gone too far.”<br />

Dr Mautner said it was a great<br />

couple of hours to be involved<br />

in.<br />

The two-hour clean-up starts<br />

at <strong>10</strong>am, with volunteers urged<br />

to register through ohr.co.nz.<br />

However, people are welcome to<br />

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Last year, more than 50<br />

community groups joined the<br />

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Where to meet:<br />

Forest and Bird – <strong>10</strong>.30am,<br />

Radley St bridge.<br />

The Tannery – <strong>10</strong>am,<br />

Cumnor Tce.<br />

Forest and Bird – 9.30am,<br />

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Ferrymead, Heathcote,<br />

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Rd<br />

Cashmere Stream Care<br />

Group – <strong>10</strong>am, Penruddock<br />

Pl.<br />

Cashmere Technical<br />

Football Club – <strong>10</strong>.30am,<br />

Centennial Park beside the<br />

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Lower Cashmere<br />

Residents Association<br />

– 11.30am, footbridge by<br />

Zeroes.<br />

Cashmere Road<br />

Somerfield Residents<br />

Association – <strong>10</strong>am,<br />

Barrington St and<br />

Cashmere Rd bridge<br />

BNA and Friends of Ernie<br />

Clark –<strong>10</strong>am, Beckenham<br />

Scout Den.<br />

Centaurus Rd St Martins<br />

Scouts – 11am-1pm,<br />

Hansens Park.<br />

ChCh South Lions –<br />

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Controversial decisions<br />

play role in Sumner loss<br />

• By Gordon Findlater<br />

A DISALLOWED try and a sinbinning<br />

in the final 15 minutes<br />

proved costly in Sumner’s 14-25<br />

loss to Burnside on Saturday.<br />

With the game in the balance,<br />

Sumner thought they had taken<br />

the lead late in the match at<br />

Burnside Park when winger<br />

Wesley Mauafu dived over in<br />

the corner.<br />

However, the tide turned on<br />

Martin Dodgson’s side.<br />

The try was disallowed after a<br />

touch judge spotted a punch at a<br />

scrum leading up to the try.<br />

“The confusing thing was that<br />

they sighted the punch but they<br />

couldn’t tell which player threw<br />

the punch. Ironically, the only<br />

thing we could see on video<br />

after the match was a Burnside<br />

player punching our guy,” said<br />

Dodgson.<br />

It only got worse for Sumner<br />

with first-five Nik Cumming<br />

sin-binned before full-time for a<br />

no-arm tackle.<br />

They didn’t have better luck<br />

before kick-off with captain Joel<br />

Rabbidge and Callum<br />

Wisbey both ruled out after<br />

pulling up lame in their warmups.<br />

The last minute injuries<br />

resulted in the club’s division<br />

two head coach Peri Marks<br />

receiving a last minute call up<br />

and rushing across town to<br />

make the game.<br />

Dodgson is hopeful the two<br />

injured players will be fit for<br />

Saturday’s encounter with High<br />

School Old Boys. Sumner will<br />

also have the services of No<br />

8 Dylan Nel after his return<br />

from South Africa with the<br />

Crusaders.<br />

SPORTS<br />

HUSSLE: Sumner hooker Tu’uta Simaile shows his power<br />

during his team’s 14-25 loss to Burnside.<br />

“That’s going to be a massive<br />

boost. He competes every single<br />

day and it was great to see him<br />

get called over to South Africa,”<br />

said Dodgson.<br />

With High School Old Boys<br />

dwindling at the bottom of<br />

the Hawkins Cup standings,<br />

maximum points will be<br />

Sumner’s objective at Bob Deans<br />

Field this weekend.<br />

WINNERS: Jade Majendie, Amelie Clark and Abi Scott-Douglas<br />

combined to win the grade eight race at Bottle Lake Forest.<br />

Young Sumner athletes<br />

shine in forest relay run<br />

YOUNG SUMNER runners<br />

had a successful outing at the<br />

weekend’s children’s forest relays.<br />

It was a successful debut in the<br />

event for the Sumner Chipettes<br />

grade eight girls team, of Amelie<br />

Clark, Abi Scott-Douglas and<br />

Jade Majendie.<br />

Each running a 1.9km lap, the<br />

team took out their grade with a<br />

winning margin of 2min 30sec.<br />

They also finished first, second<br />

and fourth individually with less<br />

than 30 seconds separating<br />

them.<br />

Sumner’s grade 12 boys and<br />

girls also did well, finishing<br />

second and third respectively,<br />

while the mixed 18 team,<br />

comprising of Oliver Egan, 18,<br />

Sam Clark, 13, and Lili Ovendale,<br />

15, finished second overall.<br />

The next race on the calendar<br />

is the Jane Patterson on <strong>May</strong> 20,<br />

which is the first individual race<br />

of the season.<br />

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by 5pm each Wednesday<br />

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Wednesday, 6.30-8pm<br />

If you live in the area and want<br />

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speakers as well.<br />

Sumner School hall<br />

Create ‘n’ Connect Art and<br />

Craft Group<br />

Thursday, 9.30am-noon<br />

If you’re crafty or want to start<br />

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St Andrews Anglican Church,<br />

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. Free entry<br />

Bardo of the Nectar Lovers<br />

Today until June 4, various<br />

times<br />

The latest exhibition from<br />

50 Works Gallery features new<br />

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surrealist pieces. Take a walk<br />

around the gallery and check out<br />

all of the pieces on display from<br />

a range of different artists. The<br />

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Friday, 2-4pm, and Saturdays,<br />

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Friday, <strong>10</strong>.30-11am<br />

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Three great danceworks. One great show.<br />

Episode 31 • Tuplet • Cacti<br />

Isaac Theatre Royal 9 – <strong>10</strong> June<br />

CHOREOGRAPHY BY ALEXANDER EKMAN<br />

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Prepare yourself for an electrifying night out as the RNZB presents not one,<br />

but three razor-sharp works by Alexander Ekman, performed together for<br />

the first time. A highlight of the RNZB’s 2016 Speed of Light programme;<br />

don’t miss this opportunity to experience Ekman’s exuberant, complex<br />

rhythms and witty, stylish staging.<br />

Tuplet<br />

Tuplet, for just six dancers, is the most intimate<br />

of the three works, riffing off the split-second<br />

precision of contemporary ballet dancers at<br />

the top of their game. Created for Cedar Lake<br />

Contemporary Ballet, it premiered in New York in<br />

2012.<br />

Video and set design / Alexander Ekman<br />

Costume design / Nancy Haeyung Bae<br />

Lighting design / Amith Chandrashaker<br />

Music / Mikael Karlsson, Victor Feldman, Bart Howard<br />

Image: Tuplet, photograph by Rhys Cozens, courtesy of<br />

National Dance Company Wales<br />

Episode 31<br />

Episode 31 is larger in scale, a torrent of youthful<br />

vigour harnessing the energy of New York City.<br />

Made for the Senior Graduation Class at The<br />

Juilliard School, it premiered in New York in 2011.<br />

THREE by EKMAN<br />

Isaac Theatre Royal<br />

Friday 9 June 7.30pm ‡<br />

Saturday <strong>10</strong> June 1.30pm *<br />

Saturday <strong>10</strong> June 7.30pm †<br />

Adults $49 - $1<strong>10</strong><br />

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Friday 9 June 6.30pm<br />

Join our special presentation before Friday’s<br />

performance for an insight into our production. Free<br />

30 minute event – no booking required, just come<br />

along early on the night.<br />

As funny as<br />

it is memorable.<br />

| THEATREVIEW.ORG.NZ<br />

ON CACTI<br />

Video and set design / Alexander Ekman<br />

Costume design / Luke Simcock<br />

Lighting design / Nicole Pearce<br />

Music / Mikael Karlsson, Erik Satie, Ane Brun<br />

Image: Episode 31, photograph by Cheryl Mann, dancers<br />

Derrick Agnoletti and Aaron Rogers, courtesy of The<br />

Joffrey Ballet<br />

Cacti<br />

Cacti (20<strong>10</strong>) brings it all together, combining<br />

hilarious insights into the dancers’ innermost<br />

thoughts with a mesmerising musicality. Once<br />

again, the RNZB will be joined by the New Zealand<br />

String Quartet onstage for all performances.<br />

Set and costume design / Alexander Ekman<br />

Lighting and co-set design, technical supervision /<br />

Tom Visser<br />

Music / Joseph Haydn, Ludwig van Beethoven, Franz<br />

Schubert<br />

Performed by / the New Zealand String Quartet<br />

Text written and spoken by / Spenser Theberge<br />

Image: Cacti, photographs of Cacti by Maarten Holl<br />

Its sheer speed<br />

was thrilling!<br />

| THE DAILY TELEGRAPH (UK)<br />

ON EPISODE 31<br />

…witty and<br />

sophisticated …<br />

| NEW YORK TIMES<br />

ON TUPLET<br />

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FREE POST-PERFORMANCE Q&A<br />

Saturday <strong>10</strong> June, immediately after the matinee<br />

A panel of RNZB dancers will take questions from<br />

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registration needed, just stay in the auditorium after<br />

the show, please feel free to move closer to the stage.<br />

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opportunity to see behind the scenes and gain a<br />

greater understanding of what happens at the theatre<br />

in the countdown to curtain up. No registration<br />

needed, just turn up early!<br />

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performances without notice. All prices are GST inclusive. Subscriber<br />

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Katie<br />

Hurst-Saxton<br />

Born and trained in<br />

Christchurch, Katie<br />

Hurst-Saxton was<br />

offered a contract with<br />

RNZB at just 16 years of<br />

age, the youngest-ever<br />

full time member to join<br />

the company. Here she<br />

talks about preparing to<br />

dance Three by Ekman<br />

at the Isaac Theatre<br />

Royal.<br />

“From the very first moment<br />

I started learning the Ekman<br />

repertoire, I fell in love with it! It’s like nothing I’ve ever danced<br />

before in my 15 year career. What I love most about the Ekman style<br />

is the rhythms we get to make, with both our bodies and our voices.<br />

All three works are to such ‘feel good’ music and have a quirky sense<br />

of humour, so you can’t help but enjoy yourself while you’re dancing.<br />

Watch the RNZB take Class on Stage<br />

The RNZB invites teachers and their students to observe their national<br />

ballet company taking class. These close-up encounters act as a<br />

fantastic refresher as well as a learning tool for teachers, and provide<br />

a source of inspiration and motivation for students. Don’t miss this<br />

unique opportunity to watch the full company in action during their<br />

daily class, which will take place on stage in the stunning setting of the<br />

Isaac Theatre Royal.<br />

Saturday <strong>10</strong> June <strong>2017</strong>, 11am2<br />

Duration of class is 1hr 15 mins<br />

Cost $<strong>10</strong> per ticket<br />

Suitable for all dance teachers, dance students aged 9 or older and<br />

accompanying adult.<br />

Booking essential at rnzb.org.nz/classsonstage<br />

Performing in my hometown always brings a bag of mixed emotions.<br />

On the one hand I get extremely excited to be performing in the<br />

stunningly beautiful Isaac Theatre Royal, which feels so normal,<br />

so right, and is almost comforting to me. But on the other hand I<br />

know the majority of the dance world in Christchurch, which makes<br />

me nervous, because I want to perform perfectly for them and<br />

make them proud. When you know that certain people are in the<br />

audience, it brings a nervous tension to your dancing – which can<br />

often make for a better show!<br />

I can’t wait to be back in Christchurch with the Royal New Zealand<br />

Ballet’s Three By Ekman. Make sure you book your tickets for a night<br />

of fist pumping, high energy fun!”<br />

A special thank you to our Christchurch-based sponsors and supporters, including:


Three great danceworks. One great show.<br />

A cheeky effervescence, an<br />

irrepressible energy and a<br />

beguiling wit.<br />

| NEW ZEALAND HERALD ON CACTI<br />

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COVER IMAGE<br />

Photography: Ross Brown<br />

Makeup: Kiekie Stanners and Grace Howarth for M.A.C<br />

Hair: Amy McLennan<br />

Loughlan wears jacket and shirt by Hugo Boss and trousers by<br />

Studio W, available from David Jones. Veronika wears top and<br />

trousers by Hailwood.<br />

THIS PAGE<br />

Photographer: Maarten Holl<br />

Dancers Georgia Powley and Leonora Voigtlander in Cacti, 2016.

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