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• By Sarla Donovan 

THE RAIN cleared to sunny 

skies and warm north-east 

winds, perfect conditions for 

Christchurch Yacht Club’s 

season opener on Saturday 

afternoon. 

The formal launch got under 

way at noon with an update on 

recent developments at the club, 

the raising of the club flag, a 

glass of champagne and a light 

lunch. 

Competition followed at 1pm 

with about 40 boats racing on 

the day. 

Six bright orange mainsail sets 

donated by Ferrymead Mitre 10 

Mega could be spied bobbing out 

on the water. 

The sails on the club’s optimist 

boats, used for learn to sail 

classes, were old and worn out so 

Mitre 10 offered to replace them, 

said club commodore Richard 

Ineson. 

“These new ones are nice and 

bright, good for training. When 

the boats go out, they’re easy to 

distinguish.” 

Numbers at the opening event 

were excellent, he said. 

PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS 

After a fall-off in membership 

following the earthquakes, 

numbers had stabilised and were 

now in a growth pattern. 

Learn to sail classes start next 

week and were full. 

The recent success of Team 

New Zealand’s campaign had 

helped to bring the sport of 

yachting back to the forefront. 

•Turn to page 8 

Residents 

fired up 

over 

footpath 

parking 

fines 


RICHMOND HILL Rd residents 

are being ticketed by city council 

staff for parking on the footpath – 

and some have taken umbrage at 

the move. 

Brian Anderson has lived on 

the road for 35 years and says 

residents have always parked on 

the footpath out of courtesy and 

necessity. 

He told Bay Harbour News he 

was surprised to receive a $40 

ticket out of the blue last month 

for something he’s always done. 

“Everyone who lives on, or visits, 

the lower to middle sections of 

Richmond Hill Road parks on the 

footpath,” Mr Anderson said. 

“It’s too narrow not to. By 

parking clear of the footpath, the 

road is needlessly narrowed and 

obstructed, greatly increasing the 

risk of an accident.” 

Mr Anderson believed this had 

been accepted by both residents 

and the city council. 

However, earlier this month, he 

was ticketed twice and his neighbour 

also received one. 


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you latest updates through the 

afternoon and into the night. 

The Star tomorrow will also have 

an in-depth election preview. 

The polls clearly show people 

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News 

Parking fines for residents 

•From page 1 

Mr Anderson believes the city 

council has altered its policy on 

footpath parking and should 

inform the public. 

However, a city council 

spokeswoman said there had 

been no recent change in its 

enforcement policy. 

City council transport 

operations manager Aaron 

Haymes said staff had visited 

Richmond Hill Rd this month 

following complaints from 

residents about vehicles parking 

on the footpath. 

“This issue is common, 

particularly in the hill suburbs, 

and officers try to take a 

pragmatic approach and weigh 

up safety concerns prior to 

issuing a notice.” 

Mr Haymes said the footpath 

on Richmond Hill Rd was 

designed to allow vehicles to 

park partially over it without 

obstructing either the roadway 

or the footpath completely. 

“In this instance . . . the 

footpath was fully blocked, 

preventing pedestrian access . . . 

(which) poses a serious risk to 

pedestrians as they then have to 

go on to the road to get past.” 

Mr Anderson said he was now 

parking half on the footpath 

and half on the road. 

FINED: Brian and Suwadee Anderson have been parking in the same spot for more than 30 

years on Richmond Hill Rd. Now the city council is giving their vehicle tickets for being on 

the footpath. 

PHOTO MARTIN HUNTER 

“However, I do not know if 

that is acceptable or not as noone 

has responded to me,” he 

said. 

“My immediate neighbour 

is doing much the same, but 

further up the hill, everyone 

parks hard against the rails as 

ever.” 

•HAVE YOUR SAY: Should 

vehicles be ticketed for 

parking across a footpath 

on narrow roads? Email your 

views to sarla.donovan@ 

starmedia.kiwi 

In Brief 

COASTAL PATHWAY 

The Christchurch Coastal Pathway 

group is seeking New Zealand 

Transport Agency funding to help 

cover a $10 million shortfall for the 

Moncks Bay-Shag Rock section. 

It has asked the city council to 

include the pathway within the 

Major Cycleways Route programme, 

which would allow it to apply for 

NZTA assistance. The Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board is seeking clarification from 

city council staff this week about 

whether the pathway fits within the 

programme’s criteria. 

TEDDINGTON CRASH 

The driver of a vehicle which rolled 

into a ditch near the Wheatsheaf 

Tavern about 10.40pm on Saturday 

was lucky to escape without injuries. 

Governors Bay Fire Brigade officer 

in charge Ken Frost said the vehicle 

suffered significant damage when 

it went off the Governors Bay- 

Teddington Rd and landed in a creek. 

The driver, who was headed towards 

Governor’s Bay, was from Rangiora. 

MUSEUM SITE DELAY 

A city council decision on gifting 

property at 33-35 London St to the 

Lyttelton Historical Museum Society 

to rebuild the museum isn’t likely 

until October. The decision was to be 

made at a full city council meeting 

last week, but has been referred to a 

hearing panel. 

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It’s time to change things for the 

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Jacinda Ardern, Labour Leader 

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Our People 

Rose McInerney 

Principal’s ‘excitement and relief’ over 

The Redcliffs community learned this month 

that its school will finally be rebuilt at Redcliffs 

Park. Principal Rose McInerney talks to Sarla 

Donovan about the long battle to keep the 

school open 

Congratulations Rose. How 

does it feel? 

It feels really exciting to have 

absolute certainly – there can be 

no change to the decision and we 

know we’re going to have a school 

back in Redcliffs. There’s excitement 

and relief, like a massive 

weight’s been lifted off the many 

shoulders that helped with this 

battle. 

Did you pop some bubbly 

afterwards? 

We did – we had a great night. 

We went out to a restaurant and 

had a lovely evening together. 

You’ve really got to mark the 

celebrations on a long journey 

like this. 

Were there ever any moments 

of doubt that you’d get the 

school back to Redcliffs? 

We had a lot of roadblocks 

along the way but there was such 

a determination to keep finding 

a way through. I wouldn’t say it 

was doubt. Something else would 

be put in our way and the many 

people who helped thought, 

‘right, what are we going to do 

about this?’ It was a very, very 

determined group with an amazing 

skill set. 

It must be a fairly unusual 

experience for a principal? 

Very. I certainly spoke to a 

few of the principals who had to 

go through the threat of closure 

and some that actually had to 

handle closure. Such empathy 

and shared experience, but no 

there wouldn’t be many that have 

done this. 

Has it changed you? 

I’m still the same me that I 

was but I’ve probably grown in 

strength and fortitude . . . and 

determination. I guess I’ve learnt 

to read people and situations and 

to really get the best out of people 

– that’s been a big thing. 

What kept you going when 

things got tough? 

People. Such a strong group 

who would know when it was 

hard and do amazingly kind 

things. Last year, when we were 

going through the waiting game, 

we had groups of parents arriving 

with morning tea and putting 

magazines in the staff toilets – 

amazing, kind gestures. Emails 

of support saying ‘keep going’, 

cards, and all of those little gestures 

so you knew there’s a lot of 

people who care about this. And 

RELIEVED: Rose McInerney, 

principal of Redcliffs School. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

just doing it for our kids. They’ve 

had such a stoic, resilient attitude 

since we had to move three times. 

That sense of keeping on going 

and doing it for the community. I 

think all of us that were involved 

in fighting the closure knew that 

we had a really good chance, 

because we had the facts and the 

evidence, so you never wanted to 

give up. 

You certainly had strong 

support from the wider community. 

We did and, if I could make 

special mention of Ruth Dyson. 

Since we’ve moved she’s visited 

our school every single month, 

no matter where we were. She’s 

been part of the team, along with 

the board, that’s really helped 

keep our school open. Every 

month, without fail, no matter 

what was happening, she calls in 

and she sees the staff, the kids. I 

think that’s a real measure of a 

person. 

In your heart of hearts, why 

do you think (former education 

minister) Hekia Parata didn’t 

let you go back to the old site? 

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Follow election 

the 

www.star.kiwi 

decision to rebuild school in Redcliffs 

I THINK she was genuinely 

worried about returning us 

to that site. She found it hard 

to accept that it was right 

for our school to return to 

there. She wanted to keep 

the school open and she did 

listen to how important it was 

for the community, so we’ve 

compromised on this new site. 

But the most important thing is 

that we’ve kept our school open. 

Is there a moment that stands 

out over this whole time of battling 

to stay? 

One of the biggest days was 

July last year when (Hekia 

Parata) said she was going to do 

more work but that our school 

was going to stay open. As a 

leader, you always hope for the 

best and prepare for the worst. I 

guess I was mentally preparing, 

while still very hopeful, and it 

was such an amazing day to hear 

the news that our huge amount 

of work on submissions and petitions 

and going for visits with her 

regularly had paid off. That was 

huge, because otherwise we were 

facing the prospect of closing at 

the end of the year, having to put 

our kids in different schools and 

tell the staff they had no jobs. 

That was a huge day. November 

was big because we found out we 

were moving sites. And then last 

week was the final certainty – the 

city council agreed to the land 

swap and we had a site to go to. 

Three big moments. 

When did you win the competition 

to get Ed Sheeran to visit? 

Just after we heard the news 

that we were going to close was 

when the Ed Sheeran competition 

came around. Our entire 

staff, who’d just found out they 

FIT: As well as 

regular early 

morning runs, 

Rose McInerney 

competed in 

the 48km Big 

Easy Marathon 

in Wanaka. 

were potentially losing their jobs, 

our entire staff and community 

put their heart and soul into winning 

that competition. So when 

we won, we were completely 

under threat of closure and it 

was such a proud moment that 

everyone had put aside their concerns 

and achieved something 

really positive for the kids. We 

did Edcliffs News, we changed 

the words to his songs, we had an 

Edcliffs mufti-day, and went all 

out making it a good time for the 

kids. It exemplifies how the staff 

operate when under hardship 

– turning something really bad 

into something awesome. Then 

we won and he came to visit the 

kids, which just lifted everyone’s 

spirits, as well as raising the profile 

of what was happening with 

the school. 

You must feel like you live 

and breath your job sometimes? 

What do you do to relax? 

I’m really lucky. I’ve got three 

boys and a very understanding 

husband and we definitely have 

family time on the weekend. I 

run every morning, around the 

neighbourhood, often with my 

dog Dibley – he’s a spanador 

(spaniel/labrador cross). I play 

netball for the Kia Toa club. So 

I do things to switch off from 

school. The boys are 17, 13 and 8. 

My husband is awesome; he’s got 

a massive job, too, as a national 

manager for NZI Insurance. 

You got your teaching degree 

from Victoria University – are 

you a Wellingtonian? 

No, I grew up in Nelson, Tahunanui, 

by the beach. Dad worked 

for a legal firm and mum was 

a nurse. My husband got a job 

here and we moved here from the 

North Island about 16 years ago. 

Is teaching in your blood? 

Not from mum and dad, but 

I’ve got three sisters who are 

teachers – one in early childhood, 

one in primary and one in 

secondary. I’m actually from a 

family of six girls, three of us live 

here. It was awesome growing up 

with five sisters; you learn a lot 

of problem-solving skills when 

you’re part of a big family – how 

to argue well and how to bounce 

back from things. I’m the second 

youngest. I met my husband 

through teachers college – I was 

there with his sister, we used to 

play squash together. 

If I asked one of your 

colleagues to describe you, what 

do you think they’d say? 

Energetic, fair, hopefully 

supportive, inclusive (laughs). 

My deputy principal’s sitting here 

telling me things. It’s hard saying 

things about yourself. 

There’s only a couple more 

weeks until the October 

holidays – do you have any 

plans? 

My family and I are going to 

Vietnam – all of us, my husband 

and my three lads. A little bit 

of adventuring but quite a lot 

of beach-time I think. We’ve 

worked pretty hard this year so 

I’m ready for a bit of a breather. 

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IT COULD be next year 

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at Sumner’s new library are 

reviewed. 

Residents have complained 

about the limited weekend 

operation, with Saturday, 

10am-1pm, the only time it 

opens its doors. 

Sumner 

Residents 

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spokeswoman 

Kimberley 

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Mossman 

many locals 

had been 

“surprised and 

disappointed” at 

the opening hours. 

“Most we have spoken with 

would like the Saturday hours 

increased and for the library 

to open on Sunday, too,” Ms 

Mossman said. 

“It’s an issue the association 

hopes to resolve with council.” 

LYTTELTON 

City council head of 

libraries and information 

Carolyn Robertson said the 

operating hours of the city’s 

libraries varied according to 

demographics. 

“Larger-sized library 

facilities with extended 

collections, services, staffing 

and hours of operation 

are generally situated in 

communities that draw on a 

greater population base,” she 

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Ms Robertson said the 

opening hours at Sumner 

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a “smaller community”, and 

what was in place prior to the 

previous library’s closure. 

“Any increases to library 

hours . . . would have financial 

implications and would need 

to go through the Annual Plan 

or Long Term Plan process 

and include community 

consultation,” she said. 

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Sumner 

resident Lucy, 

7, was one 

of the first 

customers 

to visit the 

new Sumner 

library, which 

is open from 

10am-1pm on 

Saturday. 

councillor Sara Templeton said 

she would raise the matter at 

the next Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

meeting. 

People were disappointed 

that the library wasn’t open 

for very long on weekends, she 

said. 

“It’s a fantastic new library, 

in a beautiful building and 

it’s important that we get the 

budget to make it as accessible 

as possible.” 

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School pupils visit library, 

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Yacht club 

has wind 

in its sails 

again 


“It’s not an automatic effect 

but there are things happening. 

Grant Dalton and some of the 

Team New Zealand crew are 

coming down for a fundraising 

event next month,” Mr Ineson 

said. 

“They are supporting the 

Pleasant Point Yacht Club 

rebuild. It’s all part and parcel of 

promoting yachting and we 

hope it will have ongoing 

benefits.” 

Sailing from Moncks Bay 

since 1891, Christchurch Yacht 

Club is one of the oldest in the 

country. 

It famously produced New 

Zealand’s first Olympic sailing 

gold medallists, Peter Mander 

and Jack Cropp, in Melbourne in 

1956, and in 1992 Lesley Egnot 

won a silver in Barcelona. 

A new $1.17 million boatshed 

is set to be completed by 

Christmas, replacing the one 

demolished in June, 2011. 

NEVER IN his wildest dreams 

did Christ’s College Old Boy 

Hamish Thomas think he would 

be awarded a scholarship to 

Cambridge University. 

But in just a few weeks time 

the 18-year-old will be at Corpus 

Christi College, studying 

physics, mathematics and chemistry 

on a three-year Girdlers 

Scholarship for undergraduate 

study. 

“Throughout the whole application 

process, I never, ever 

thought I would win the thing. 

I couldn’t believe it when I was 

told earlier this year,” says Hamish 

who completed year 13 last 

year, and will leave Christchurch 

on Saturday. 

From Mt Pleasant, Hamish 

went to Redcliffs School and 

Cathedral Grammar before 

winning a Somes Exhibition 

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study for a degree. 

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challenges and changes ahead 

and can’t wait to meet the diverse 

and brilliant people studying 

and working at Cambridge,” 

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SKILLS: Former Christ’s College and Redcliffs School student 

Hamish Thomas has won a three-year scholarship to study 

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I excelled in different areas. The 

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“The selectors showed great 

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At the heart of 

our community 

Spring is here 

By the time this edition prints it will be less than a week until the beginning of Daylight Savings! With 

September – November being a peak selling period in NZ there is a surge in property listings as owners 

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• Clear kitchen benches of all clutter, pop toasters and kettles on a tray that can be moved in 

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PAGE 11 

Your Local Views 

•HAVE 

We said: 

LPC’S new staff car park 

by the Diamond Harbour 

ferry will reduce bus 

parking to one space and 

remove the informal drop 

off area for ferry users. 

You said: 

YOUR SAY: What do you think of 

port car parking. Send your views to sarla. 

donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

Mark Watson – Lyttelton 

Port Company car park to 

leave only enough space for 

one bus at the wharf? This is 

nothing short of LPC sabotaging 

public transport in Lyttelton. 

If there’s only enough 

space for one bus at the wharf 

there will be chaos down there. 

Both the 535 and the 28 service 

the ferry at the wharf. It’s the 

end of the trip for the 28 bus, 

so it has to wait there between 

dropping off passengers for the 

ferry, and picking up passengers 

from the ferry. The buses 

taking passengers home after 

work often get held up in traffic, 

so it can’t be predicted exactly 

when each bus will arrive 

at the wharf. It’s not unusual 

for two 28 buses to arrive at 

the wharf at the same time, or 

for the 535 and two 28s to be 

there all together. LPC could 

have put the car parking for 

its new headquarters in many 

other places. But it chose to 

stick it in the middle of the access 

way between the ferry and 

Lyttelton town. The comment 

from Mr Simmers says it all: 

providing an extra bus parking 

space “wasn’t a good utilisation 

of the land area.” So providing 

private car parks for the headquarters 

is better utilisation of 

that land? 

Marcia Bryant – City 

Council transport operations 

manager says Lyttelton Port 

Company headquarters car 

park may mean ferry passengers 

will have to use the 

bus stop on Norwich Quay. No 

way. For people who struggle 

with stairs, and families with 

young children and buggies, 

that’s like being dropped off 

on Moorhouse Ave to get a 

bus from the interchange. 

Come on city council ECan, 

and LPC – someone please use 

some common sense, act with 

decency, and ensure there’s 

fair public access between the 

buses and the ferry. 

Kim Glennie – There 

should be a quick pick-up/ 

drop-off zone. I pick up and 

drop off my 10-year-old 

daughter and I don’t like her 

to walk around the edge of the 

port by herself. Sometimes I 

am delayed by up to 15min 

by a red light on the tunnel. 

I do park illegally by the bus 

stop and run to get her. When 

my children were young I 

found it difficult to negotiate 

the old stairs and overhead 

bridge with two pre-schoolers, 

a buggy and two car seats. I 

can imagine some of the older 

generation would appreciate a 

close pick up as well. We use 

the ferry connecting bus service 

on a regular basis and find 

its close proximity works well, 

especially when it’s raining. 

Ann Thornton – I am an 

82-year-old Diamond Harbour 

resident. I make frequent use 

of the ferry and bus to save me 

driving into Christchurch and 

to provide me with contact 

with my neighbours. I also 

have a young grandchild who 

proudly travels on the ferry on 

his own to visit having been 

dropped off by parents on 

the town side to the service. I 

advocate strongly for a modest 

sized drop-off/pick-up space 

on the Lyttelton jetty. I also 

advocate for the retention of 

the bus service to the jetty and 

space for two buses as the area 

is serviced by both 28 and 535 

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Local Views 


Alison Ross – I acknowledge 

Richard Suggate’s concerns 

over the Diamond Harbour 

ferry access but he appears to be 

unacquainted with important 

background detail. In the political 

and social maelstrom following 

9/11 US Homeland Security 

released a series of non-negotiable 

security requirements to all ports 

worldwide which trans-shipped 

goods directly across the United 

States border. 

Unless security management 

was brought up to the required 

level ports would be permanently 

excluded from all future direct 

trans-shipping operations. The 

proposed, and since confirmed, 

security perimeter includes the 

present site of the ferry services, 

sounding the inevitable death 

knell to all future ferry operations 

from that site. 

Lyttelton Port Company, 

cognisant of potential real and 

emotional disruption to residents 

consequent to the major security 

perimeter changes allowed the 

ferry operations to continue on 

the site as a temporary measure. 

It was my opinion at the time 

that although the company was 

attempting to ease the public into 

accepting the security changes, by 

not grasping the nettle it created 

a false sense among Diamond 

Harbour residents that this could, 

with lobbying, ensure the ferry 

site would remain permanently 

below Oxford St. 

LPC would have been better to 

announce a planned move of the 

ferry operations to the west of the 

inner harbour at Dampier Bay 

immediately as talks were already 

under way to develop that area 

as a dedicated public recreation 

area, with yacht berthing facilities, 

food services and a ferry/bus 

terminus along with a covered 

walkway from the ferry. 

I note that discussions on the 

bus service included continuing 

the circular route around the Lyttelton 

commercial centre either 

before or after the terminus pickup/drop-off. 

The present situation 

has not been helped by a less than 

objective intransigence by certain 

of the former Lyttelton/Mount 

Herbert Community Board to the 

necessary and inevitable changes. 

Had the proposed ferry terminal 

changes been announced earlier 

they could have been included 

in phase one of the Dampier Bay 

redevelopment. I continue to be 

disappointed when hearing complaints 

from Diamond Harbour 

residents about having to walk 

from Dampier Bay to London St 

in the future. 

They need to recognise the 

importance of Port Lyttelton to the 

whole of Canterbury. The physical 

centre of the port is around 

Dampier Bay. Ferry patrons should 

be aware that residents from West 

Lyttelton have been walking to Lyttelton’s 

commercial centre without 

complaint for over 100 years. 

•More Local Views, p18 

Calder Green Reserve opened 

THE HISTORY of Calder Green 

Reserve is now on display for all 

to see. 

A new sign explaining the significance 

of the lower Heathcote 

reserve was unveiled recently. 

Formerly known as Devils 

Elbow, Calder Green Reserve is 

a salt marsh and riparian area 

lying between Ferry and Tunnel 

Rds. 

Forest and Bird maintains the 

area with input from the city 

council and community groups. 

Heathcote ward city councillor 

Sara Templeton was at the opening 

of the project. 

Her daughter has been involved 

through her local guide 

group, which has planted swathes 

of ngaio over the past few years. 

She complimented Forest and 

Bird on the work done so far. 

“I’m looking forward to all 

the groups working together on 

a range of challenges including 

educating dog owners and the 

wider public about the native 

wildlife present in the area and 

how to protect it.” 

Mick Ingram the volunteer 

manager of the Calder Green Reserve 

project is designing habitat 

to suit all the wildlife of the area 

and has a particular soft-spot for 

lizards. 

He’s hopeful that as people visit 

OPEN: Sara Templeton, Mick Ingram, and Colleen Philip cut 

the ribbon at the opening of Calder Green Reserve. 

the reserve and learn more about 

the area, “they will come to love 

its quiet serenity as I do.” 

“The hope is more people will 

become kaitiaki (caretakers) of 

this stretch of river and help its 

wildlife thrive into the future,” 

Mr Ingram said. 

•If you want to know more 

about this project – maybe 

get involved in helping yourself 

– phone Mick Ingram 

021 816633 or check out the 

North Canterbury branch 

website www.forestandbird. 

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News 

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CONSERVATION: Lyttelton Primary School pupils Maia, Rose, Zoey and 

Ridley with some of the traps they received from DOC and the Lyttelton Port 

Company. 

New traps, bait helps 

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TRAPS AND bait costing 

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stoat populations on 

Banks Peninsula. 

The Little River Trap 

Library and Lyttleton 

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by the Department of 

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Conservation Minister 

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Minister Nicky Wagner 

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Predator Free 2050 event 

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Lyttelton Primary 

School received 15 traps, 

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traps, from the Lyttelton 

Port Company. 

The school plans to start 

trapping on land above 

the township that’s owned 

by LPC. 

Said Ms Barry: “The 

easy-to-use traps will 

enable the school children 

to take their conservation 

work to the next level.” 

The Little River Trap 

Library was the first of 

its kind in New Zealand 

and lends traps for free to 

people wanting to protect 

wildlife on their properties 

It was given 40 traps 

and bait, enabling it to 

continue its work. 

Ms Barry said the two 

projects were examples of 

“collaboration and tireless 

dedication,” helping to 

eradicate predators and 

create pockets of safe habitat. 

Ms Wagner said there 

were signs the programme 

was already having an 

impact. 

“Tui are beginning to 

prosper on the peninsula 

and the white-flippered 

penguin colony in Flea 

Bay/Pohatu has doubled 

in size since this work 

began,” 

“Eventually, I believe 

these predator-free areas 

will expand to cover 

the whole of Lyttelton, 

Banks Peninsula, wider 

Christchurch and 

beyond,” Ms Wagner said. 

“I’m confident that by 

2050 we’ll have a rat, stoat 

and possum-free New 

Zealand.” 

Artist’s uses rural artefacts to 

raise funds for children’s home 


LYTTELTON artist 

Lisa Patterson has fond 

memories of fossicking 

through old farm sheds 

and barns to find faded 

certificates, tarnished 

medals and dented 

trophies. 

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events, best bull and other 

farm day achievements. 

“I like trophies. I sometimes 

go to farms and I’m 

drawn to the certificates, 

plaques, cups and awards 

that line walls or shelves, 

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Such memories have 

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artist’s contribution to this 

year’s Sculpture on the 

Peninsula – a collection 

of trophies carved out of 

local oak with lead and 

plaster elements. 

She’s hoping her work 

will be displayed in the 

stables at Louden Farm, 

Teddington, where the 

biennial fundraiser for 

Cholmondeley Children’s 

Home will be held in 

November. 

Contributors are encouraged 

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the paddocks, sheds, farm 

buildings and among the 

trees on the farm’s varied 

landscapes. 

From 95 submissions, 

Christchurch Art Gallery 

curator Lara Strongman 

and landscape architect 

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Aaron Te Rangiao, Alison 

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Horotane Valley’s biggest National fan $100,000 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

IF YOU’VE seen a friendly 

looking chap parked on the 

side of the road with a National 

Party sign waving to motorists 

– that’s Rae Mills. 

The 76-year-old has been 

sitting on the side of busy roads 

at peak travel times promoting 

National every election for the 

last decade. 

The Horotane 

Valley resident 

has been volunteering 

for the 

party for much 

longer. 

Mr Mills (left), 

who moved to 

Christchurch in 1984, wasn’t 

always a National supporter. 

He switched from Labour 

about 40 years ago when he was 

chairman of Southland’s Otatara 

Kindergarten committee. 

National had been in Government 

and told Mr Mills it had 

pledged money towards a loan 

for the kindergarten. 

But when Labour won the 

1972 general election, Mr Mills 

was told the Government 

did not have the money in its 

budget. 

Mr Mills said he then 

marched into National’s Wallace 

MP Brian Talboys’ office to 

see if he could help. 

“He said I’ll sort that out for 

you,” Mr Mills said. 

“Eleven days later I got a reply 

from Education Minister Phil 

Amos, saying approval has been 

granted for your loan. 

“I was quite impressed, because 

I was Labour.” 

He has been volunteering for 

National ever since. 

Mr Mills has been parking 

on the side of Ferry Rd in Ferrymead, 

Halswell Rd and State 

Highway 1 between Christchurch 

and Amberley waving to 

passersby since July. 

He does it on weekdays for a 

couple of hours in the mornings 

and evenings. 

“About 80 per cent of people 

wave,” he said. 

“I believe in what I’m doing, I 

know it’s working.” 

His role was to encourage 

people to party vote National, 

followed by its candidate for 

each electorate, he said. 

DEDICATED: 

Rae Mills, of 

Horotane Valley, 

spends a couple 

of hours in 

the morning 

and evening 

promoting 

National for 

the general 

election. 

PHOTO: MARTIN 

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“It really is about people ticking 

both boxes.” 

He said the outcome of the 

September 23 election would be 

tight – but he hoped National 

would come out on top. 

Mr Mills, who is a former 

builder and now works at Mitre 

10 Mega Ferrymead, said he was 

happy to continue volunteering 

during election time if his wife 

Pat says it’s okay. 

“I’m still fit and well and able 

to do it.” 

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positive results. 

The Allandale Stream Reserve 

Project aims to regenerate native 

bush and riparian vegetation at the 

stream headwaters to provide good 

habitat for native fish, birds and 

invertebrates. 

Since 2011 more than 4.5km of 

livestock fencing has been installed 

to keep stock out of the stream and 

about 12,000 trees, shrubs and native 

grasses planted. 

Project manager Denis Aldridge 

is the general manager at Living 

Springs Camp and Conference Centre, 

which sits on 400 hectares of 

land and which includes Allandale 

Stream. 

“It’s a big project to plant that 

many plants,” he said. “We’ve had 

the limited service army volunteers, 

various youth groups, holiday camp 

groups, prison groups.” 

The Banks Peninsula Water Zone 

Committee have funded $115,141 

towards the project. 

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Your Local Views 

Planned approach to replanting 

As National 

Party MP 

Nuk Korako 

writes, Te 

Tapuwai o 

Rakau Trust 

will leave 

a legacy 

for future 

generations 

It is three days until the election. 

This will be a busy three days 

as my team and I take our last 

chance of getting our message 

out there – that only National 

can continue the strong growth 

in the economy that allows us 

to improve public services and 

support our most vulnerable 

New Zealanders into better 

lives. 

Many people like having multiple 

MPs serving the Port Hills 

electorate, so we are making sure 

they know that the best way to 

keep an MP in both Government 

and opposition is to give 

their electorate vote to me, Nuk 

Korako. 

But today I want to talk about 

something local, and very close 

to my heart. That is the replanting 

of the Port Hills. 

After the fires earlier this year, 

what became really apparent 

to me was that there are many 

groups doing an awesome job of 

HELP: Replanting efforts on the Port Hills need to be 

co-ordinated. 

providing trees and getting volunteers 

to replant the damaged 

areas of our hills. 

But to date there hasn’t been 

a structured approach to ensure 

that we replant the Port Hills 

in a way that meets cultural 

and ecological best practice. 

So I have been working with a 

group of like-minded and very 

passionate people to establish 

a trust that can assist with cocoordinating 

planned cultural 

and ecological reforestation 

programs. 

That work came to fruition 

earlier this month, with the 

launch of Te Tapuwae o Rakau 

Trust (The Tree Footprints 

Trust.) The trust was launched 

with the symbolic planting 

of a tree at the Christchurch 

Adventure Park, and is now 

working with already established 

organisations, Ngai Tahu and 

landowners to plan the first 

planting. 

I believe that this co-ordinated 

approach by the trust, to engage 

with all groups, can only enhance 

the great work done by all. 

We have the opportunity to 

leave a legacy of replanted and 

new native forests that match the 

ecological and cultural footprint 

of the Port Hills, and encourage 

our native plants and wildlife to 

flourish. 

Akaroa go from film 

sets to the stage 

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

FROM DESIGNING costumes 

to fit Orlando Bloom to helping 

create blockbuster film sets – 

Akaroa’s John Harding and 

Lesley Burkes-Harding know 

how to transform a show into a 

full visual experience. 

Audiences at the 

Isaac Theatre Royal 

have been seeing an 

endless stream of 

costumes embedded 

Lesley 

Burkes- 

Harding 

John 

Harding 

with sequins and 

neo-Gothic style 

sets designed by the 

Akaroa couple in 

Showbiz Christchurch’s 

latest production 

of Sister Act. 

Hundreds of costumes 

were designed 

by Burkes-Harding 

for the show, while 

her husband created 

the set which has 

toured all over the country. 

Between them, they have 65 

years of experience working in 

television, consortium productions 

and major films including 

Avatar, King Kong and The Lord 

of the Rings. 

While working on The Hobbit, 

Burkes-Harding designed 

the costumes for Bloom in his 

role as the elf Legolas. 

Like most of the productions 

the couple have worked on, the 

design for Sister Act has been a 

large undertaking. 

“It is always a big job . . . there 

are many hundreds of sequin 

fabrics that I bought for that 

show,” Burkes-Harding said. 

She said in theatre, costumes 

need to be sturdy and well 

designed to suit the different 

people who wear them. 

It is similar for Harding, who 

said every set he designs needs 

to be “elastic” to adapt to each 

venue on which it is staged. 

“One of the first things was 

solving how to do multiple scene 

changes, so I came up with the 

idea of a double conveyor belt,” 

he said. 

Other key elements in the set 

include the use of LED lighting 

to recreate the “exquisite” quality 

of the stained-glass church 

windows, and a narthex that he 

found in a recycling yard near 

Rangiora, which came from 

church rubble after the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. 

•The show ends on 

Saturday 

Expect night-time traffic delays at the Lyttelton Tunnel 

If you are driving at night through the Lyttelton Tunnel, 

expect occasional delays from later this month through 

until December 2018. 

For a few nights each month, just one traffic lane in the tunnel will be open and on 

occasions both traffic lanes will need to be closed. 

These traffic lane closures are required as work begins on a $28.7 million fire 

protection upgrade inside the Lyttelton Tunnel, to increase the safety and 

resilience of this essential freight route for both Christchurch and Canterbury. 

A project of this scale and complexity makes some traffic lane closures inside the 

tunnel unavoidable. They are needed so hundreds of water nozzles that are an 

integral part of the fire protection upgrade can be installed in the tunnel ceiling. 

To minimise disruptions for tunnel users, the work will be done at night when 

traffic flows are lightest. 

HOW TO PLAN FOR THESE DELAYS 

• A three-monthly calendar for all planned night-time single lane closures 

and full closures will be available at nzta.govt.nz/projects/lyttelton-tunnel/ 

• Lane closure details will be displayed on electronic message boards at the 

tunnel at least two days before they happen. 

• Closures are planned to the best of the project team’s ability, but may be 

subject to change. 

• Allow extra time for tunnel travel on these dates. 

• Emergency access through the tunnel will still be provided during all 

traffic lane closures. 

• Most full tunnel traffic lane closures will be from March 2018. 

• Real-time traffic information for the Lyttelton Tunnel area can be found 

at www.tfc.govt.nz 

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SCHOOLS 

This term pupils from the junior syndicate, Te Kohanga, at Diamond Harbour School have been working on their poetry writing 

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Pupils make 

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Sumner library 

SCHOOLS 

TECH: Our Lady Star of the Sea 

School pupils, including Frances 

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Use it or Lose it 

Wednesday, 9-9.50am 

This class is for the over-50s 

and is a gentle exercise class 

suitable for those wanting to 

improve their strength, balance 

and mobility. Have fun in a 

friendly atmosphere, meet new 

people and get active and fit at 

the same time. First class is half 

price. 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James 

St, Redcliffs. $6 

Strength ’n’ Stretch Class 

Wednesday, 6-7pm 

For women in their fab-50s 

and beyond. Enjoy a whole body 

workout at a medium level which 

includes exercise to music, circuit 

stations and more. First class 

is half price. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10 

Running Club 

Thursday, 6pm-7pm 

Get active and have fun running 

with like-minded people 

at the Kathmandu and Salomon 

event. There are various professional 

coaches to help improve 

your running style and encourage 

you. It will also give you a 

chance to learn to run on different 

terrains. 

Mt Vernon Valley track carpark. 

Free entry 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Mainly Music 

Friday, 9.30-11.15am 

Are you looking for a fun 

activity to do with your baby or 

pre-schooler? Do you want to 

get to know other families in the 

Sumner-Redcliffs-Mt Pleasant 

area? Mainly Music is a fun, 

educational half hour music 

and movement session followed 

by morning tea and a social/ 

play time. Come along and try it 

out – the first session is free. $4 

per family casual rate. $30 for a 

10-session card. For more information, 

phone Hazel 384 1965/ 

021 077 1264. 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Swingtown Rebels 

Saturday, 1-3pm 

The Rebels are bringing their 

smooth moves back to Diamond 

Harbour this weekend, supported 

by smooth grooves from 

Devilish Mary. Everybody is welcome 

so get along to Preserved 

Cook School and Eatery. 

2 Waipapa Ave, Diamond 

Harbour 

Peninsula Tramping Club 

Sunday, 8am 

If you enjoy going on hikes 

and adventures but would rather 

do it with other people instead 

of on your own tag along with 

the club. It is free to attend the 

club’s tramps, many around 

Banks Peninsula and the wider 

area. There are walks for varying 

levels of ability, along with 

conservation work, monthly 

meetings and social events. Meet 

on Sunday morning at 8am at 

the Oxford Tce Baptist Church 

before travelling to the tramping 

spot for the day. Go to http:// 

www.peninsulatrampingclub. 

org.nz/ for more information. 

286 Oxford Tce 

Sumner Playgroup 

Monday, 9.30-11.30am 

For children aged up to five 

years and their caregivers. Different 

areas of play include arts/ 

crafts, dress up, constructive 

play, outdoor/physical play 

weather permitting. Morning tea 

for adults and children provided. 

Cost $3 for adult and child, $2 

for additional child. 

Matuktuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre 

Jamie Oehlers and Tal Cohen 

Tuesday, 7.30pm 

One of Australia’s most prominent 

jazz saxophonists, Jamie 

Oehlers, teams up one of the hottest 

young jazz talents around, 

pianist Tal Cohen, to create 

some inspirational and thoughtprovoking 

music. $25/$20 

Orange Studios, 1063 Ferry Rd, 

Ferrymead 

Babytimes 

Tuesday and Friday, 10.30- 

11am 

Encourage your baby’s 

learning through language. 

Babytimes involves interactive 

activities, such as rhymes, songs, 

stories and play. 

Lyttelton Library, Friday and 


Centre on Tuesday 

Storytimes 

Tuesday 11-11.30am, Wednesday 

10.30-11am 

Encourage learning through 

PREPARATION: Community response 

teams from Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs and 

Sumner are getting together to share 

knowledge and information and learn 

from each other, as part of developing 

local community preparedness and 

response plans across the Bay Harbour 

News area. There will be discussions 

about community response activation, 

likely roles and responsibilities, 

communications, community based 

emergency kits, and learning more 

about Neighbourhood Support and how 

this works in emergencies. Email Robin 

Arnold at mtpleasantresponse@gmail. 

com if you want to attend or would like 

more information. Mt Pleasant School, 82 

Major Hornbrook Rd, Sunday, 10am-3pm. 

a love for stories. Storytimes is 

a free, interactive programme 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. 

Lyttelton Library, Tuesday and 


Centre on Wednesday 

Markets: 

The weekly markets have many 

different attractions and delicious 

treats on offer. From fresh 

produce to freshly baked bread, 

cheeses and free range eggs. Find 

some healthy food options and 

sip on a coffee while taking a 

wander around any of the markets 

happening in the area at the 

weekend. 

Lyttelton Farmers Market: 

Every Saturday, 10am-1pm, 

London St 

Mt Pleasant Farmers 

Market: Saturday, 9.30am- 

12.30pm, 3 McCormacks Bay 

Rd 

3 Garlands Road, Woolston 

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