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Port’s new top cop

Residents’

• By Sarla Donovan

LYTTELTON POLICE Station

has a new sergeant.

Craig Prior is the “new kid on

the block” following a recent

stint with the Canterbury road

policing unit.

He takes over from Sergeant

Dave Knowles, who is now on

light duties at Christchurch

Central Police Station following

knee surgery.

Staff are rotated every two

years.

The 56-year-old (who

celebrated his birthday just over

a week ago) asked to be stationed

in Lyttelton.

He has a connection to the

area, living just over the hill in

Sumner.

His parents also lived in

Church Bay for a while and

he used to spend childhood

holidays over there.

“I also worked at the station in

Sumner before it was closed and

I like the community and the

type of work it involves.”

When he’s not on the job,

Sergeant Prior enjoys time

in the garden and describes

himself as an “avid” golfer. He

has a handicap of 10 and plays

interclub for Waimairi Beach.

Most of the crime he deals

with is theft and burglary, but

there’s other work too.

“We get our share of domestics.

It’s not just Lyttelton and

Sumner we cover, there’s also

Woolston so it’s a fair population

base. It’s all the inner harbour

out to Port Levy as well. It’s time

consuming to get there but I try

to get out and about as much as

I can, even if it’s just a matter

of going for a drive and having

a presence.”

Sergeant Prior joined the

police in 1991.

Before that he worked

in horticulture, working

in cut flower production,

“chrysanthemums, freesias,

roses, that sort of thing. A

little bit different (to

police work).”

Friends who

worked for

the police

got him

interested.

• Turn to

page 7

PHOTO:

GILBERT

WEALLEANS

speed sign

lobbying

comes up

trumps


GOVERNORS BAY is to get

new, improved speed signage,

one year after a community

working group was formed to

lobby on the issue.

Additional 50km/h speed

limit repeater signs will be

installed within Governors Bay

and road markings put in place

at speed limit change points on

the settlement approaches.

The move has been applauded

by Governors Bay Community

Association chairwoman Karen

Banwell.

Said Mrs Banwell: “This

is very positive. We do have

speeding issues going through

the township – people on their

way home and not thinking,

just going too fast – so this will

be great, just a reminder to go

50km through town.”

The group has also been

lobbying to have speed

limits on the approaches to

the township reduced from

100km/h to 70km/h.

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Wednesday August 16 2017

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PROGRESS today (see page 1) for

Governors Bay residents’ battle

against speedsters.

A lobby group has helped

convince the city council more

signage is needed in the area to

warn motorists 50km/h is the

limit through the hamlet.

The next step will be to get the

100km/h on the roads approaching

Governors Bay back to 70km/h.

That goes out for public

consultation at the end of the year.

It should be a no brainer to

reduce the speed limit. Governors

Bay is a busy little place with

cafes, the pub and more homes.

That equates to more

pedestrians so a gradual speed

drop leading into the hamlet from

both directions is simply common

sense.

We also introduce Sergeant

Craig Prior to our readers on

page 1. He’s the Lyttelton Police

Station’s new chief.

– Barry Clarke

Inside

Lyttelton man directs women’s story EVENTS

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News

Beach steps organ ruled out


SCARBOROUGH won’t be

getting a sea organ on the beach

steps like those in Croatia, San

Francisco and Blackpool.

The city council has ruled out

the idea after it was floated by

former Sumner

resident Alistair

Wolfe.

A sea organ

works when waves

push air through

the organ pipes

Andrew

Rutledge

built into the

steps.

A planned

$250,000 refurbishment

of the seaside steps

at Scarborough beach, near the

clock tower, and Ocean’s Cafe

will be undertaken this summer.

But the city council says the

sea organ is not being considered

as part of the repair work.

“Work such as this would need

to be consulted on and budgeted

for as part of the city council’s

normal process through annual

plans,” said Andrew Rutledge,

city council head of parks.

The city of Zadar, Croatia,

is famous for its sea organ,

which plays music by way of sea

waves and tubes installed under

large marble steps. The waves

interact with the organ to create

MUSIC: The only sea organs in the world can be found in Zahar, Croatia; Blackpool, England;

and in San Francisco. A fourth one was proposed for the Scarborough steps in Sumner, but the

city council has no plans to build it.

random but harmonic sounds.

Mr Wolfe said if an organ was

built at Scarborough, it would

play for about 20min either side

of high tide and could be shut

off at night so it didn’t disturb

residents.

“With only three others

around the globe, I’m told the

combination of the gradient of

Scarborough beach and steps,

along with the position of the

high tide mark, means it has the

potential to be a world class piece

of creative architecture.”

It could transform the steps

from something “uninviting”

at present into something very

special, he said.

However, reaction from local

residents has been mixed.

Susie Lomax, who lives on the

Esplanade, said she walked down

to Scarborough every day and

was horrified at the idea.

“I just sit, in that peace and

tranquillity. Everybody agrees

it’s just magic, we can see all

the way to the mountains. The

thought of something breaking

that tranquillity is terrible.

I looked at the (Zadar) organ

online and it’s just ghastly.”

Ocean Beach Cafe owner Jules

Pritchard said while it would

be a good tourist attraction,

residents who lived in the area

might not like it.

Scott Babington, chairman of

the Christchurch Coastal Pathway

group, said he hadn’t seen

one before and, while it looked

“delightful”, it probably wouldn’t

work at the Scarborough steps

due to tidal variation and wave

action.

“This wouldn’t be a priority

and is unlikely to be able to proceed

in the suggested site.”

•HAVE YOUR SAY: What do

you think of a sea organ at

Scarborough? Email sarla.

donovan@starmedia.kiwi

In Brief

URUMAU CONSULTATION

Future development and use of

an area of land east of Lyttelton

known as Urumau Reserve is up

for discussion. The city council

wants to increase public use of the

reserve by improving recreational

opportunities for residents and

visitors. Proposed new walking

and cycling tracks, native planting

and access points are among the

issues the city council wants to

hear about. Visit ccc.govt.nz/

haveyoursay before September 4.

NOISE TEST

The proposed new site for the

temporary Sumner skate ramp

has had a noise assessment

completed, but the result won’t

be known for another two weeks.

The site on the corner of Nayland

and Wakefield Sts was chosen

for the ramp, but it has to pass

noise level standards set out in

the District Plan in order to get

resource consent.

ELECTION SIGN VANDALS

A spate of billboard vandalism

has hit Lyttelton. Sergeant Craig

Prior said vandals appear to

have been targeting National

Party billboards more than any

others. He is asking for members

of the public who may have seen

anything suspicious to contact

him at the Lyttelton Police Station

on 378 0200.

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Refurbished

Sumner School

block to open


A NEW open-plan classroom

block will open at Sumner School

on Monday.

The refurbishment of the

school’s ‘Canterbury Block’ is part

of the Ministry of Education’s

Christchurch Education Renewal

programme.

Formerly housing five

traditional classrooms, the block

has been modernised and brought

up to the ministry’s guidelines

for modern learning spaces. It

has a new layout to allow for

collaborative learning in flexible

spaces.

It will be used initially by year 7

and 8 pupils.

This is the first major project in

Sumner School’s wider building

programme.

Said principal Stuart Cameron:

“We are currently at the

preliminary design phase of our

master plan. This will see around

$4 million being spent on the

school buildings over a two to

three year period.”

There had been student

involvement right throughout the

renovation of the new block.

Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson will

officially open the new classroom

block on Monday at 9am.

Speed sign lobbying comes up trumps

• From page 1

City council manager transport

operations Aaron Haymes said

this will be included in the wider

speed limit change proposals for

Banks Peninsula, expected to be

out for public consultation by the

end of the year.

Banks Peninsula Community

Board chairwoman Christine

Wilson welcomed the news.

“Anything that’s going to help

keep speeds down is going to be

positive,” she said.

The end of year consultation


A LITTLE River group wants

to keep a sign asking drivers

to slow down – but the New

Zealand Transport Agency say

it needs to go.

The sign was paid for by

community group Love Little

River as part of its campaign to

make the township’s main road

safer.

Now the speed limit will

be lowered from 70km/h to

60km/h, it’s time it went, said

NZTA senior traffic and safety

engineer David Scarlett.

on speed changes “wasn’t that

far away.”

It’s expected to cost around

$2000 for the signage.

The changes come after the

working group presented a

deputation to the community

“We had an agreement with

the Love Little River group

that the sign would be removed

once we came to the end of the

speed limit review. Now the

speed limit will be changing on

August 25, as part of that, we’d

like that sign removed. We

don’t normally allow that sort

of signage on the highway.”

Mr Scarlett said the sign

wasn’t legal. NZTA had let it

remain as a gesture of good

faith.

“We wanted to let the

community know that we’re

working with them to resolve

board earlier this year.

In June, Bay Harbour News

reported that an out-of-control

car had spun off Dyers Pass Rd

and hit trees on Terry White’s

(left) Dyers Rd property,

landing close to his daughters’

bedrooms.

Mr Haymes told Bay Harbour

News the work is planned to

be completed by the end of

September.

There were no plans for

other settlements in the Banks

Peninsula Ward to have

the issue of the speed limit.

Our normal policy is that only

additional speed limit signage

and markings.

Meanwhile, speed limits on

the approaches to the 50km/h

area of the settlement are being

reviewed.

“They will be included in

the wider speed limit change

proposals for Banks Peninsula,

envisaged to be out for public

consultation by the end of the

year,” Mr Haymes said.

Residents are keen to see

entry speeds into Governors Bay

lowered, from 100km to 70km.

Little River group wants sign to stay

official signs be in the highway

reserve.”

He hoped the group would

remove the sign by August

25. Taking it down as a legal

measure would be a “last port

of call,” Mr Scarlett said.

Love Little River want the

sign to stay until the limit is

dropped to 50km, “as was the

community’s wish.”

•HAVE YOUR SAY: Should

the sign go or should it be

allowed to stay? Email your

views to sarla.donovan@

starmedia.kiwi



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PAGE 5

Wild weather causes more havoc

WILD WEATHER lashed Banks

Peninsula on Monday, causing

flooding and slips around Little

River and Akaroa.

Little River chief fire officer, David

Irving said there had been a lot of

surface flooding on roads around the

area.

They were called on to pull out

two “drowned vehicles” up the

Kaituna Valley Rd. “There were

two firefighters up to their waist in

water.”

People needed to heed advisories

from police, to try and avoid such

incidents, he said.

Akaroa Police Senior Constable

Anita Osborne said there had been

flooding on Rue Lavaud and a slip at

Robinsons Bay which partly closed

the road. SH75 was closed overnight

due to slips and flooding.

“There’s lots of diggers and trucks

out cleaning up,” she said.

AT WORK: Pumping out water from

a flooded Onuku Marae.

PHOTO: HILDA RHODES

FLOODED: Road cones nearly

submerged in an Akaroa street.

OVERFLOWING: A flooded

stream on Rue Lavaud, next

to the police station.

POURING: A waterfall

cascading onto SH75 east

of Kaituna Valley.

PHOTO: ANNE ZWART

Trailer thefts

may be linked

to contractors


A SPATE of trailer thefts across

Banks Peninsula may be linked to

the number of contractors working

on the Christchurch rebuild.

Sergeant Craig Prior said there

had been four to five trailers stolen

in the last few weeks. He said it

was possible they could have been

stolen for the purpose of on-selling

to contractors.

“It seems to be a trend. There’s

definitely been an increase with

incidents in Diamond Harbour

and even out at Birdlings Flat.”

The thieves mostly worked at

night, so Sergeant Prior said it

would pay for people to lock or

chain their trailers to something

fixed.

“A trailer is an expensive item to

buy.”

A brand-new caged one could

cost up to $4000.

Environmental award

A major national award has been

won by the Banks Peninsula

Conservation Trust’s Wildside

Project for their predator control

programmes. The group was

recognised at the inaugural New

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Final preparation for centre’s grand opening

Workers are putting the finishing

touches on Matuku Takotako:

Sumner Centre in preparation for this

weekend’s opening. A blessing will

be held tomorrow at 10am, followed

by the grand unveiling on Saturday.

There will be a ribbon-cutting

ceremony and celebrations at 1.30pm

and the library will be open for use

from 3pm. The centre, which has

cost $10 million to build, will house

a library, community centre and a

museum displaying items held by the

Sumner Redcliffs Historical Society,

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PAGE 7

Steel barriers for crash site

•


WAIST-HIGH steel crash

barriers will be installed at the

site of a fatal crash on Main Rd.

In March, Mt Pleasant resident

Maureen Imrie, 73, died when

the vehicle her husband was

driving slammed through a

wooden barrier near Shag Rock

and plunged into the sea.

Bruce Imrie survived the crash

and has since said that if proper

safety barriers were in place, his

wife wouldn’t have died.

Police are still investigating

the crash.

The new steel barriers can

withstand impact from a large

SUV travelling at 100km/h up to

a medium-sized truck at a speed

of 80km/h.

A city council spokeswoman

said they would be slightly lower

than the rock wall beside the

walkway through Moncks Bay,

which is about 1m in height.

That wall would not generally

be subject to the same impact as

barriers on a straight or inside

bend, she said.

With the Evans Pass route

from Sumner to Lyttelton

expected to reopen early next

year, heavy vehicles and dangerous

goods will once again be

SAFETY: A crash barrier similar to this will be installed on Main Rd beside Shag Rock. BELOW:

The scene of the crash which claimed the life of Mt Pleasant woman Maureen Imrie.

transiting through Sumner and

Redcliffs from the port.

It has been closed since the

February 2011 earthquake because

of the damage to the road

and the high risk of rockfall.

Linwood-Central-Heathcote

Community Board member

Darrell Latham said although

the majority of vehicles on the

road were cars, he hoped the

city council traffic engineers had

“done their homework” and that

the crash barriers being installed

would be fit for purpose “for a

range of potential scenarios.’’

The city council said the new

steel barriers will be installed by

the end of August.

Temporary barriers were put

in place a month ago.

HAVE YOUR SAY: Will the

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Should the city council have

looked at building a rock

wall like that in Moncks Bay?

Email your views to sarla.

donovan@starmedia.kiwi

New sergeant at

Lyttelton station

From page 1

“It seemed like something I

wanted to have a go at and I liked

it enough to stay for 26 years. As

corny as it sounds, the ability to

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here. If you don’t have that, then

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His new role at the Lyttelton

station involves mainly day work

with some late shifts. “There’s no

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which is a blessing.”

He’s undecided whether he will

stay in the police until retirement.

It would have to be something

quite interesting, “a challenge” to

lure him away.

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News

Seafarers

service

nets crowd


ST SAVIOUR’S Church in

Barrington was packed for

Lyttelton’s annual Sea Sunday

Service recently.

The Reverend John McLister

explained the origins of Sea

Sunday to those present.

“It is a time to remember

those who work at sea, often

in dangerous and exploitative

work conditions. Seafarers can

be in danger from shipwreck,

piracy, industry accident and

exploitation.”

He thanked those who helped

them, making special mention of

the Lyttelton Seafarers Centre.

Centre manager, Jess

Armstrong, spoke about their

work. “It’s been another busy

year,” she said. “We’ve had nearly

7000 visits from seafarers since

we opened two years ago.”

A collection was taken for the

operational costs of the centre.

Independent Fisheries and Lyttelton

Port of Christchurch were

also thanked for their support.

The youth orchestra from St

Peter’s Upper Riccarton Church

performed and were “just

brilliant,” said Port Hills MP Ruth

Dyson, who attended the service.

Lyttelton man directs women’s story

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding

GREGORY COOPER was a bit

nervous when he was first asked

to direct a show purely about the

bond between six women.

Directing The Court Theatre’s

production Steel Magnolias

meant the Lyttelton resident was

the only male in the rehearsal

room with six

female actors, a

stage manager, and

a costume and wig

designer.

Set in a Louisiana

beauty salon and

Gregory

Cooper

based around

how a close group

of women cope

when one of their own dies, the

thought had crossed his mind

– should a woman be directing

this show?

But Cooper, 43, had a hope

that by being slightly outside

the world of hairspray, make-up

and gossip, he would be able to

have an objective view on the

80s-themed show.

“Perhaps things maybe women

take for granted . . . in the way

they react, talk to each other and

support each other, I may go oh

my God, that is really amazing

because it is quite difference

from my experience as a man,”

he said.

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BEAUTY: The cast of The Court Theatre’s production

Steel Magnolias.

The original story was written

by Robert Harling as a way of

coping with his sister’s death.

The characters in the show are

modelled on women Harling

grew up with in his community.

Cooper said the actors and

everyone else involved in the

show were generous, kind and

gentle to him.

Never being one to rule out

writing or working on a show

because it did not directly relate

to him, Cooper co-wrote the

smash-hit rock opera musical

That Bloody Woman with Luke

Di Somma.

“We did get a bit of oh my God

what are two guys doing writing

a show about Kate Sheppard and

the suffrage movement?” he said.

But Cooper said he and Di

Somma just wanted to write a

good show about an amazing

story and woman. That Bloody

Woman took five years to write.

“The main problem was

as two male writers, we were

really pussyfooting around the

character of Kate Sheppard . . .

as a result, her character was so

boring (and) didn’t have any life.

She wasn’t funny,” he said.

But when Cooper’s partner

Sarah suggested Sheppard

needed to be a bit more like

American singer Bette Midler,

he realised the show needed to

be more like a concert rather

than a conventional play with

songs.

That Bloody Woman was a

huge hit and debuted at the

Christchurch Arts Festival in

2015. It was Cooper’s favourite

show that he has written.

Cooper began his career at

The Court Theatre in 1993 and

returned this year after living in

Auckland and Melbourne.

As for his next project,

Cooper is looking to write a play

inspired by the stray Soviet dog

Laika, who died after becoming

one of the first animals to be

sent to outer space.

He wouldn’t talk about the

play too much as it was still in

the early stages and was likely to

change.

•Steel Magnolias runs

until September 1. To

book tickets, go to https://

courttheatre.org.nz/

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service for customers.

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AMY ADAMS

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We said:

There won’t be

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You said:

Cheryl Smith – Put a

sniper up there to shoot

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residents must get ripped

from their sleep, to say

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to animals. The hoons are

a scourge and sadly not

too many cars have been

crushed when we all were

rejoicing that something,

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curb this behaviour.

Brian Tones – Go back

to car crushing like Collins

did, only way to fix them.

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number of cars crushed

was pathetic because

they were often driving

the family car. Now all

the boys will read this

and say “Let’s go up the

Summit Rd – no cops so

no worries.’’

Jon Mitchell – The car

crushing policy was a publicity

stunt that achieved

absolutely nothing.

Alison Westrupp

– Are speed bumps a

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Alyssha Jackson –

Take a second to think

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populated area. Same as

the people who choose to

buy or rent a house next to

the airport or racetrack,

then complain about the

noise.

Vanessa McIntosh

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we don’t need this bylaw.

We simply need better enforcement

of the laws that

are currently in place.

Tony Winkworth

Howell – I’d rather they

were up there away from

residential areas. Let them

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Your Local Views

Old tyres should be recycled more

There are

News

better ways

of dealing

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car tyres

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stockpiling

or landfill,

writes Green MP

Eugenie Sage

Fashion

A big new tyre storage site in

Port Hills Rd got me thinking

about what happens to old

tyres.

Stockpiling tyres outdoors

risks heavy metals from the

rain runoff leaching into

stormwater and waterways

and serious air pollution in the

event of a fire.

Kiwi car and truck drivers

Gardening

generate around four million

used car tyres and one million

used truck and other vehicle

tyres each year. Around 70

per cent of these end up in

landfills, stored on land or

unaccounted for. Very few are

recycled. That’s a huge waste of

resources.

Too many reusable and

Motoring

recyclable materials are being

landfilled each year. This is

partly because commercial

landfill levies are too low to

encourage other options, making

waste disposal the cheapest

option.

It’s also because New Zealand

has a very weak concept

of product stewardship

– where manufacturers and

sellers take responsibility for

the whole life cycle of goods

they produce and sell.

In an effort to deal with

around three million of the

five million tyres dumped

each year, the Government has

decided to give $17.4 million

to Waste Management New

Zealand and Golden Bay

Cement to burn old rubber

tyres as part of a cement

making process.

Waste Management NZ

will get $6.4 million towards

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machines, one in Christchurch

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Most of the mulched tyres

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country’s biggest concrete

maker, Golden Bay Cement

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million from Government

and also use the steel rims

from the tyres in the cement

manufacture.

The scheme will reduce the

amount of coal used to make

cement but it will cause significant

air pollution. And it

is loading the costs of dealing

with used tyres onto the wider

public, rather onto tyre manufacturers,

sellers and users.

A better option would be to

put a price on tyre waste at the

point of sale which covers the

full costs of tyre collection, recycling

and re-use. This would

probably mean vehicle owners

paying more for new tyres.

I’d also like to see tyres declared

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our limited product stewardship

scheme to help encourage

new uses for old tyres. A local

builder recently emailed me

with his suggestion of using

old tyres in Rib-raft type foundations

for new homes.

Increasing our landfill levies

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to help support research

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• By Gordon Findlater

CENTRAL DEFENDER Ciaran

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Premier League titles.

The Irish 33-year-old scored a

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Nelson on Sunday.

His second goal came in the

final minute of the game and

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hunt for their fifth MPL title.

“All the lads were on my back

celebrating, but the celebrations

didn’t last that long because there

was three minutes of extra time

left,” said Aherne.

“Being a central defender, they

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way line and they let me know

about it if I do, he said.

“Our coach Danny Halligan

is usually screaming at me to get

back if it happens.”

The defender moved to

Christchurch from Ireland

six years ago and is in his

second stint with the club after

taking a season off due to work

commitments.

The game was his first in more

than two months, making a

return to the field after being out

for 10 weeks with a groin injury.

Aherne’s first goal was a

well-placed header from a cross.

WINNER: Ciaran Aherne celebrates his match-winning goal

and his first MPL double.

However, his next goal, the most

important of the game, wasn’t as

glamorous.

“It was a bit of a scramble.

There were about six players

going for it, there were arms and

legs and all sorts. I just managed

to get my head on it,” said

MPL standings:

1. Cashmere Technical,

46pts

2. Ferrymead Bays,

44pts

3. Coastal Spirit, 33pts

Aherne.

“It could have gone any way.

We got the luck of the Irish I

suppose.”

The win means the equation

is now simple

for Bays: Win

their last three

games and the

title is theirs.

They are

now two

points behind

competition

leader

Cashmere

Technical.

However,

Cashmere have

just two games

remaining.

Bays came into the latest round

of the MPL in second place, five

points behind Cashmere.

They can thank Coastal Spirit

for defeating Cashmere 2-0 to

win the Hurley Shield at Garrick

SPORTS

‘It could have

gone any way.

We got the luck

of the Irish I

suppose.’

– Ciaran Aherne

4. Nelson Suburbs, 31pts

5. FC Twenty 11, 24pts

6. Nomads United,

20pts

7. Universities, 9pts

8. Western, 8pts

Park on Saturday.

Their run to the end of the

season is not an easy one.

Bays will play Universities, who

are fighting to avoid relegation,

on Friday night.

They then have a

short turnaround

before hosting

third placed Nelson

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Their final

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who are likely to

require a win to

avoid relegation.

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still the underdog

in it because we play two teams

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fighting tooth and nail to win.

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time. First class is half price.

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James

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Rockers of Ages Choir

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workout at a medium level which

includes exercise to music, circuit

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St Andrews Anglican Church,

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10

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with like-minded people

at the Kathmandu and Salomon

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Friday, from 9.30am

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your baby or pre-schooler in

music go along to the sessions

every Friday morning for a series

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at 9.30am and the last finishes at

11.45am. This event runs during

term school times. The sessions

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and interact with others around

the Sumner, Redcliffs and Mt

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fun and educational music and

movement session followed by

morning tea and a social and

play time. The first session is

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on 384 1965 or 021 077 1264.

St Andrews Church, 148 Main

Rd, Redcliffs

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and caregivers to interact with

each other while letting the

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Lyttelton Library, 18 Canterbury

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