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WELL KNOWN Sumner surfer
Nina Young (above) is among
many local surfers and identities
in a new Warren Hawke (inset)
book.
NZ Surf: The Collection – Vol
1 takes an in-depth look at Scarborough
Beach with its specialist
Malibu-style waves, surfing
personalities, local board riding
clubs and the international surfing
event, The Single Fin Mingle.
There’s an interview with event
co-founder Ambrose McNeill,
who talks in detail about the
philosophy behind the competition
and just how wonderful it
is to bring a world class group of
international surfers to Sumner
for a week each year.
Surf coach, musician and
graphic design artist, Brad
King, discusses his design work
behind ‘The Mingle’ posters and
stickers.
He admits that the greatest
thing for him has been taking up
long boarding and having fun in
the waves.
This is Mr Hawke’s second
surfing book. Artist Josh O’Rourke
completed the design and
layout – a massive task as the
book contains more than 500
photos and 60,000 words.
•Turn to page 4
Freedom
campers
ignore
fines
• By Sarla Donovan
BANKS Peninsula Community
Board members have been told
almost half of freedom campers
don’t pay their fines.
One hundred and twenty
freedom campers were ticketed
for breaking freedom camping
bylaws in Canterbury over the
past year.
Only 55 percent of those tickets
were paid, according to city
council staff.
City council head of regulatory
compliance Tracey Weston
addressed community concerns
around freedom camping at a
Banks Peninsula Community
Board meeting on Monday.
Ms Weston said fully self-contained
camper vans parking at
Naval Point in Lyttelton, the
Akaroa Sports Complex, the
Akaroa Yacht Club and the
Akaroa Lighthouse weren’t
breaking the law, provided they
only stayed for two days.
She said there was nothing to
stop the vans parking there all
day, as there were currently no
time restrictions on parking,
such as a P60 constraint.
At Childrens Bay, however,
freedom camping was prohibited.
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FROM
THE
EDITOR’S
DESK
THERE’S ANOTHER Warren
Hawke surf book for the coffee
table this Christmas.
The evergreen photographer has
just published another gem, full
of surfers and other local surfing
tidbits (see page 1).
It takes an in-depth look at
Scarborough Beach with its specialist
Malibu-style waves, surfing
personalities, local board riding
clubs and the international surfing
event, The Single Fin Mingle.
New Brighton, Waikuku and
a secret bay on Banks Peninsula
also feature. The bay hasn’t been
named in the book. Hawke said he
wants to keep it for the surfers who
know how good it is.
Not a bad idea on page 3 – a
shuttle service between Diamond
Harbour and Church Bay to ferry
ferry users to the ferry.
It’s the brainchild of a high
school student who lives in the
area.
–Barry Clarke
Inside
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News.....................................3-12
Our People......................11
Schools...................................16
Sport...........................18-21
Community Events.... 25
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Wednesday November 15 2017
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Shuttle idea to link
• By Sarla Donovan
Dominic
A SHUTTLE linking Diamond
Harbour and Church Bay for
ferry users could be running by
late January
Student Dominic van Uden
from Diamond Harbour is
behind the idea and he has met
with Environment Canterbury
to get the idea of the ground
Funding will be critical to it
happening.
Dominic has
regular user of
the ferry since
shifting to the
area five years
ago.
A shuttle service
would alleviate
the pressure
on parking
van Uden
spaces around the wharf, he
said, provide a transport option
during inclement weather and
make it easier for the elderly
and those with young children
to use the ferry service.
He has formulated a potential
route the service could take and
surveyed the community to
establish support for the idea.
More than 60 households
responded to the survey, with
about two-thirds of respondents
suggesting they would be likely
to use the service if it were in
place.
Dominic met with ECan last
week to discuss funding options
for a van and the process of
setting up a community trust.
“Once we organise funding
for the project, it will almost
be ready to be operational.
Our aim is to have the service
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ON THE DOMAIN LINCOLN 3 MARCH 2018
Diamond Harbour and Church Bay
INITIATIVE: Diamond Harbour resident Dominic van Uden is trying to organise a shuttle
service for ferry users. ​
running by late January when
regular commuters return
from holiday, however this will
depend on funding,” he said.
“We have strong community
partnerships with the Diamond
Harbour Community
Association and Black Cat
Cruises.”
He has also written to the
Banks Peninsula Community
Board asking for their support
for the shuttle project.
The board discussed the
project at a meeting on Monday
and agreed to give their support
to the project, but there was no
discussion on what form that
support would take.
•HAVE YOUR SAY: Would
a shuttle service make the
ferry more accessible? Do
you think there is a need?
Email your views to sarla.
donovan@starmedia.kiwi
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In Brief
PAGE 3
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Sumner’s temporary skate ramp has
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The Sumner Green and Skate Group
is hoping it will hear back within
the next couple of weeks whether
the site on the corner of Nayland
and Wakefield Sts has the go ahead.
•Lyttelton skate park, page 7
RESERVE PLAN DELAY
Draft management plans for the
Te Oka and Misty Peaks reserves
won’t be completed until the end
of January after the city council
pushed back the original November
timeframe. It now expects the
plans to be presented to the Banks
Peninsula Community Board
for approval in early February,
after which they will go out for
community consultation.
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WAVES: Warren Hawke’s new book NZ Surf: The Collection
– Vol 1 takes an in-depth look at the surfers and identities of
Scarborough Beach.
Another Hawke book
comes to the surface
•From page 1
Other local breaks to feature
include New Brighton, Waikuku
and a bay on Banks Peninsula.
Taylors Mistake is also present
in the introductory section,
which shows photos from about
30 years ago.
The collection has a broad
coverage of New Zealand surfing
areas, surfing artists, surf champions
and breaks.
“It’s actually quite unique in the
surfing world as far as surf publications
go,” said Mr Hawke.
“We wanted it to seem like
there was a new adventure over
every page. For this reason, I’ve
included the work of some of
New Zealand’s top surf photographers
to add greater depth and
variety.”
The book has a limited print
run with the plan being to sell it
out and not reprint. “We’d like
to have a new collection out in
two years’ time, something we’ve
already started to plan and gather
new material for,” Mr Hawke
said.
Freedom campers ignore fines
•From page 1
Ms Weston said additional
signs may need to be installed
informing people of this.
City council team leader,
compliance and investigations
Richard Neale said two compliance
officers patrolled the Banks
Peninsula area Monday-Friday
on a rostered basis.
Complaints received over
the weekend or public holidays
would be responded to during
the week, he said.
It was mainly non-self contained
freedom campers the
compliance officers were targeting,
said Mr Neale.
The number of complaints the
city council had received about
freedom campers has halved
on the previous year, with 34
complaints from the Banks
Peninsula area.
Ms Weston said the number
of complaints was trending
In Brief
YACHT CLUB OPERATING
A fire at the Naval Point Yacht
Club last month won’t affect
a concert planned for this
weekend. Organisers of the
Mel Parsons and Greg Johnson
concert on Saturday night said
they had been contacted by
people wondering if the event
down, with six being the highest
number received in one month.
Some board members expressed
surprise, saying they
had heard many complaints
from the community.
Ms Weston said people may
was still on. They said the fire
hadn’t affected the performance
area at the club and the concert
would go ahead as planned.
CHEMICAL FIRE
The back wall of a house caught
fire on Monarch Drive, Ngaio
Pt, last Tuesday afternoon when
not be reporting their concerns
to the correct place.
Ms Weston said if members of
the public saw freedom campers
were parked illegally, they
should phone the city council on
941 8999
chemicals on a rag interacted
with sunlight, causing the rag
to catch fire. When the flames
spread to a nearby retaining
wall, a neighbour noticed and
called the Akaroa Fire Brigade
before putting the garden hose
on it. The fire was almost out by
the time the brigade arrived.
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Wednesday November 15 2017
• By Sarla Donovan
A SHIFT towards evaluating
properties for individual climate
change risk may mean insurance
premiums will rise on coastal
properties.
An updated Tonkin and Taylor
report on coastal hazards released
last week showed close to 25,000
Christchurch houses are at risk of
future coastal flooding and 1000
are at risk from coastal erosion.
In a worst-case climate change
scenario, flooding could affect the
coastal city and Banks Peninsula
properties within the next 50 to
100 years, the report said.
Insurance Council chief
executive Tim Grafton said
climate change was a certainty.
“Sea level will rise and the
frequency of extreme weather
events will increase.”
Mr Grafton said each insurer
would take a different approach to
risk, depending on the frequency
and consequences of flooding.
“With respect to climate
change, the price signals are likely
to be incremental changes over
time, rather than swift and rapid
change. There is therefore time for
a range of adaptation measures
that make economic sense to be
considered which
. . . enable the transfer of risk to
insurance to remain affordable
and accessible.”
Some properties could become
uninsurable if they flooded with
high frequency, Mr Grafton said.
“They become less insurable as it
becomes more certain that they
will flood.”
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Sea level rise could affect insurance
He said New Zealand was
unusual in offering all-perils
cover house insurance. “In
many other countries, flood is
an optional add-on to house
insurance policies, so flood risk is
separately priced.”
OUTSPOKEN: Christchurch
Coastal Residents United
spokesman Darrell Latham
says climate change is a
national responsibility.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
​Redcliffs resident and Ray
White Ferrymead salesman,
Mark Roberts, said insurance
companies will always try to
mitigate risk.
“At the end of the day, people
love being by the ocean. They will
make decisions (about a property)
based on the statistics they get
and the risk profile.”
Last week’s report is an update
of Tonkin and Taylor’s widelycriticised
2015 report suggesting
18,000 properties were at risk of
flooding and 6000 susceptible to
erosion.
The 2015 report was criticised
as being scientifically flawed,
leading to the updated 2017
version.
Christchurch Coastal Residents
United spokesman Darrell
Latham said climate change was
a national responsibility, not
just the responsibility of coastal
communities or local councils.
“Mitigation and compensation
must be part of the conversation,”
he said.
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LITTLE RIVER WEBSITE
A new website providing
information for visitors will
be funded by the Banks
Peninsula Community
Board. The board granted
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Station $3318 towards
developing the website and
purchasing a computer
tablet. The anti-theft tablet
will allow visitors to source
information independently
if volunteer staff aren’t
present and help to mitigate
the intermittent cellphone
coverage in the Little River
area.
COTTAGE REPAIS
Funding for repairs
to Penfold’s Cottage,
Ferrymead, have been put
on hold while city council
staff collate funding
information for heritage
building repairs across the
city for the next Long Term
Plan. Of 40 submissions on
the city council’s proposed
plans for the Scott Park
landmark, 32 supported
repairing it rather than
reconstruction. Funding had
also been made available in
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Wednesday November 15 2017
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THE WHEELS are in motion
for the redevelopment of the
Lyttelton skate park.
Funded primarily by the city
council – with some financial
support from South Port in
Bluff – work is under way on the
popular skate park at the Oxford
St Reserve.
The $375,000 site upgrade
is expected to be completed
by January. In the meantime,
the area remains closed to the
public.
When completed, it will feature
a new bowl, a quarter pipe,
ramps, multiple features, rails
and edges, and a fresh “side-toside
flow.”
It has been designed with the
beginner to intermediate skateboarder
in mind. “The project
began as earthquake repairs
to the heritage retaining walls
adjacent to the skate park and
playground,” city council project
manager Jon Malis said.
“However, our engineers
found that the concrete skate
park features aided the wall stability,
so the skate park redesign
was included in the project.”
As part of the skate park project,
local artists – funded by the
YMCA – are creating murals at
the reserve.
“A donation from South Port
was earmarked for earthquake
recovery that supports Lyttelton
youth,” Mr Malis said.
Designed by Campbell Johnson
and constructed by Nelson
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Skate park work starts rolling
REDEVELOPED: Lyttelton skate park in Oxford St Reserve is being upgraded.
Creek Skateboards, Mr Malis
believes the revamped skate
park will be a “major asset” for
Lyttelton.
Along with the repairs to the
retaining walls and concrete
posts around the park, a manhole
will be installed in the old
brick barrel storm water main
running under the area.
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Eco-burials
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A NEW eco-burial site will open
within the Diamond Harbour
Memorial Gardens cemetery
tomorrow.
This is the first eco-burial site
to open in the Christchurch and
Banks Peninsula area.
Described as a more environmentally
friendly process than
other methods, eco-burials involve
a shallower plot within the living
soil level. The body is not embalmed,
but is dressed in natural,
biodegradable materials and the
coffin or shroud is also biodegradable
and non-toxic.
Plots are filled with living soil
and, within a year, are planted
over with native trees and shrubs,
so the whole area will eventually
resemble regenerated New Zealand
forest.
Families of those buried in the
area will be able to take part in
planting over the plots. A group
has been working with the city
council to establish the eco-burial
site, with the overall aim to eventually
make eco-burials an option
for all Christchurch residents.
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Hall to open
after $600k
repair job
ALLANDALE HALL will reopen
on December 4 after a $600,000
repair job.
The hall has been closed after
sustaining damage in the February
22, 2011, earthquake.
Repairs began in May, including
demolition of the north hall,
removal of concrete slabs at the rear,
earthquake repairs and strengthening,
electrical wiring and painting.
It was originally budgeted at
$300,000, but the extent of the damage
meant the cost doubled over the
time of the repair. The building will
have new weatherboards installed to
give i an original look.
The hall dates from 1896 and has
capacity for about 250 people. It’s
one of three venues around the harbour
basin that can handle larger
groups.
Allandale Reserve Management
Committee chairman Stuart Bould
said it would be a “great place” once
all the repairs had been completed.
“It’s been a long time coming.” Allandale
Domain has always been
an area where people meet up, Mr
Bould said.
It was a key staging post in the
late 1800s for people travelling over
Gebbies Pass or to Port Levy.
The city council is organising
an opening ceremony on Monday,
December 4.
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No dog park for Lyttelton
AFTER A year-long search,
city council staff say there is no
suitable space for a dog park in
the Lyttelton area.
In August last year,
the Lyttelton-Mt Herbert
Community Board asked staff
to investigate possible sites for a
dedicated dog exercise area.
But on Monday, city council
parks and recreation planner
Megan Carpenter told a
meeting of the Banks Peninsula
Community Board that all
council-owned parks had been
considered and none had space
for dedicated dog walking.
Board chairwoman Christine
Wilson said many people
walked their dogs at the
Lyttelton Recreation Ground,
where they were allowed on a
leash. But she said some owners
let their dogs off.
“We’ve had young people
falling over in dog muck. It’s
not a good look.”
Ms Carpenter said there may
be a need for more rangers to
visit to ensure people complied
with the regulations.
She said there was a high
demand for open spaces in
Lyttelton and the best option
could be putting a dog park
nearby.
She said consideration could
be given to investigating a
suitable site outside the Banks
Fire rages, homes at risk
Peninsula Ward area, such as
Birdsey Reserve, which is 3km
from Lyttelton, or the failed
Christchurch Maori Village site
at Ferrymead.
City councillor Yani Johanson
and the Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
last month asked city council
staff to prepare a report on
whether the Ferrymead site
could be used as a dog exercise
area.
Cottage back
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About 80 people gathered at
Stoddart Cottage in Diamond
Harbour to sip bubbly in the warm
evening sun and celebrate the
official opening of the Stoddart
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promotion of the cottage, the
first colonial dwelling in Diamond
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News
Chateris Bay
stormwater
causes a
stink
A water and wastewater scheme
in Charteris Bay is creating
major problems, the Banks
Peninsula Community Board has
been told.
On Monday, Charteris Bay
Residents’ Association secretary
Bill Studholme told the board the
scheme was a real issue.
“It’s not quite finished and is
causing quite major problems,”
he said.
The issues included stormwater
run-off, damage to Bayview Rd
and Paradise Beach and an unpleasant
“stench” coming from
wastewater pipes.
The board is seeking an urgent
solution from city council staff
before the end of the month.
Staff have been asked to report
on the status of the gravity-fed
wastewater system and why
there has been a low uptake from
residents. They will also look into
the adequacy of the stormwater
system in Bayview Rd and the
safety of the Paradise Beach
track, which has been subject to
erosion as a result of stormwater
run-off.
They report back on the issues
raised at the next board meeting
on November 27.
We said:
An overall of traffic light
phasing at the St Andrews
Hill intersection is planned
You said:
Stephen Graham – I’ve
never had an issue with this
intersection. I find it quite easy.
But like St Asaph St, banning
incompetent drivers will help
a lot.
Ben Venzy Venz – Maybe it
would have been a good idea to
do it right in the first place. God
this council knows how to waste
money.
Brigid Wilkinson – Will
believe it when it actually happens.
Cathryn Lucy – The damn
intersection was almost better
before this happened.
Paul Monk – I drive
through it daily and never have
an issue. I just wonder who it is
that has a problem with it.
We said:
Little River’s ageing fire
tanker won’t be replaced
this summer
You said:
Romy Forrer – Interesting
decision . . . as I gaze up at the
giant brown patch on the Port
Hills after last year’s fires.
Local
News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
Julie Knowles – That’s
bloody great. Are they going to
run up there with buckets of
water?
Jed Knight – Wouldn’t
expect much else from the city
council. They seem to be busy
making well thought out plans.
Our coast
and climate change
How do we adapt?
Join the conversation
Stay updated and get involved in
discussions around adapting to
climate change in our coastal areas.
Email us with your name and address
at livingwithwater@ccc.govt.nz
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Our People
Eugenie Sage
Green voice in Government
Eugenie Sage is one of four Green Party MPs to
hold ministerial portfolios in the new Government.​
Bridget Rutherford spoke to her about politics
and living in Diamond Harbour
So you’re the new minister
of conservation, minister of
land information and associate
minister for the environment.
How does that feel?
I’m really delighted and
humbled to have all three. The
election campaign and aftermath
had been quite noisy – there was
a lot we found out at the same
time as the rest of New Zealand
when the Rt. Hon Deputy Prime
Minister Winston Peters announced
it. Then, 10min later,
we had a party teleconference to
actually agree to go into Government.
I was very pleasantly
surprised. Being involved in
negotiations, I was incredibly
proud of the way the Green Party
organised to have that massive
teleconference with delegates to
make the decision we’d be part
of the new Government. There
were a lot of discussions considering
it is historic; it’s the first
time the Greens have been in
Parliament in our 21 years. It was
an intensive effort by all three
parties to examine each other’s
policies, look at where common
ground was, and prioritise.
Did you expect Mr Peters to
make the decision he did?
No, I didn’t know which way it
would go.
What will your new
ministerial positions consist of?
We’ve got a biodiversity crisis
in New Zealand. About 3000
species are at risk of extinction.
We need to do much better in
protecting native plants and
animals and the places they live
so these species can thrive. We’ve
got an international responsibility
to do that because so many
are only here in New Zealand.
Our natural landscapes, wildlife
and special places around
Aotearoa are vitally important
to tourism – they are what bring
tourists here and market our
product overseas. The Green
Party campaigned for a change
of Government to make that
‘100% Pure’ image real – to give
it some integrity. We’ve got a real
responsibility to deliver on that
promise.
Does that bring pressure?
Yes, but it is exciting, though,
because voters have given us a
mandate.
What’s your favourite
animal?
The bellbird I hear at home
because of their call, the kea
and the robust grasshopper in
the Mackenzie Basin. It’s grey
so it’s difficult to see. We’ve got
an amazing insect fauna in New
Zealand that people tend to
overlook. I like the longfin eel
because they’ve got an incredible
life story. They can live to
80-years-old. They live in Te
Waihora/Lake Ellesmere then
they migrate and swim offshore
to Tonga where they spawn and
die. Then the glass eels drift back
through the current and come
back to New Zealand. It is an
astonishing life cycle. We’ve got
a responsibility to protect them,
and that’s another of the priorities,
particularly making sure the
Treaty of Waitangi is properly
implemented through the management
of things like forestry,
fisheries and waterways.
What do you like to do in
your spare time?
I like walking, I do a bit of
mountain biking on back roads,
and even just going from home
in Diamond Harbour around to
Lyttelton, then catching the ferry
back across. I like going up onto
the Port Hills. I used to do a lot
of tramping, which I haven’t had
much time for recently. I love the
high country in the South Island
like the upper Rakaia, Ashburton
Lakes, Arthur’s Pass and Mt
White. They are extraordinary
AT HOME: Eugenie Sage on the Balmacaan Saddle in Hakatere/
Ashburton Lakes. ​
spaces – that’s what makes my
heart sing. For many, it’s walking
along the beach looking out to
sea. Making sure all kids get the
opportunity to grow up with
nature, that’s what inspired me. I
grew up in Auckland, with three
siblings, and we used to play a lot
in the outdoors.
I think back to summer holidays
at Rotorua Lakes and we
were able to go off early and play
and wouldn’t come back until
dinner at night. For families that
can afford it, there’s still that opportunity.
But there are kids who
haven’t been to the beach in New
Zealand, and that’s a tragedy.
What brought you to
Christchurch?
Family commitments – my
partner Richard was down here.
I also studied at Canterbury
University and in Auckland.
When did you first get into
politics?
I was involved in student
politics at university. I edited
Craccum, the student magazine,
at the University of Auckland. I
got into environmental protesting;
I protested against the first
McDonald’s in New Zealand on
Queen St. I did some work for
the precursor to the Department
of Conservation on the West
Coast.
I was exposed to the destruction
of native forest for logging
– these magnificent rimu forests
near Hokitika. I was just in
tears wandering through these
areas, seeing nature’s cathedral
being utterly trashed. I worked
for Forest and Bird between the
mid-1990s through to 2010 at the
time of the Timberlands beech
logging scheme. A Labour Government
stopped the scheme and
transferred the land to DOC and
it has been invaluable since. It
just showed the power of public
mobilisation to protect our rain
forest.
What are you most proud of?
That and the work for Forest
and Bird using the Resource
Management Act to have
stronger controls on indigenous
vegetation clearance and the
work on tenure reviews.
What were you doing before
you got into politics?
I did a law and history degree
at Auckland, and then studied
journalism at Canterbury University.
The law degree has been
really useful in not being scared
of legislation.
What do you think of Prime
Minister Jacinda Ardern?
Jacinda Ardern will be an outstanding
prime minister through
her leadership skills, analytical
skills and her empathy. It’s totally
genuine.
Why did you move to
Diamond Harbour?
When I stood for Environment
Canterbury, I said I would
move in if elected. In 2010, as it
was coming up to elections, the
former Minister for the Environment
Nick Smith and Local
Government Minister Rodney
Hide decided to axe 14 elected
councillors and installed commissioners.
The only time I have
felt welcome in ECan since then
was when the people occupied
the building in September. That’s
a priority, restoring democracy.
What do you like about living
there?
It’s on the base of Mt Herbert,
and being in the harbour you’re
basically looking across to dramatic
cliffs. It’s our volcanic heritage.
And it’s the people in the
community, they support each
other. It’s the same in Lyttelton.
Do you have any pets?
I used to have two cats, but
that was about 10 years ago. Living
in a place with bellbirds and
kereru, I appreciate seeing and
hearing them.
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News
Fisherman’s WharF
Spectacular Harbour Views
Fisherman’s Wharf Restaurant offer’s
a warm & friendly atmosphere over
looking the working port of Lyttelton.
We have a range of wonderful meal
options to suit all. Seafood, Steaks,
Burgers, Thai dishes, Vegetarian, pasta
& kids meals.
We serve only the freshest locally
caught fish & our produce is also fresh
& from the local markets.
From our boats to your plate.
Now open for Breakfast Sat/Sun from
8am.
39 Norwich Quay, 8082 Lyttelton.
Ph 328 7530
www.lytteltonwharf.co.nz
Open Wed to Sun 11.30am to late
CHEERS: Lyttelton Club car manager Cheryl Tozer
raises a toast to the club’s renovation which is now
underway. PHOTOS: GILBERT WEALLEANS AND
MARTIN HUNTER
Bringing Lyttelton Club back to life
• By Sarla Donovan
THE LYTTELTON Club, also
known as the TOP Club, is
getting a makeover.
Work started last week
on fixing and painting the
outside of the club, the first
stage of a thorough spruce-up
which club president Steve
Targus hopes will transform
its fortunes.
Mr Targus won’t say how
much the renovation is costing,
but it is expected to take
four to six months.
The club will stay open
throughout the work. Some of
the changes include gutting
the sports hall, redesigning
and refitting the sports bar,
repainting and reflooring.
The once-thriving club is
perched above the harbour on
Dublin St. Anyone can join for
$10 a year. It boasts incredible
views of the harbour, well
priced drinks and home-style
cooking.
So why isn’t it busier?
Back in the heyday of the
1970s and 80s, it was the social
hub of Lyttelton, hosting
dances and parties. Sports
teams met there after games
and it was a lively, busy place.
But in recent years, the club
has struggled to find a place
for itself, in spite of a brief
renaissance following the
February 22, 2011, earthquake,
when it was the first place in
Lyttelton to reopen.
When Mr Targus mooted a
name change on social media
recently, it prompted some
wry comments.
Said one comment: “What’s
wrong with ‘Lamb and Hayward
Waiting Room?’”
Another rather unkindly
said it was the “Lyttelton Retirement
Home”.
All of them suggest the
Lyttelton Club has a bit of an
image problem. However, Mr
Targus is hoping the planned
renovations will help turn
around the club’s fortunes.
He wants it to become the
social centre of the community
again.
Long-time club member
Kirsty Macnab is positive
about the club’s future.
“It’s got a good heart and
a great future. Lots of young
people are becoming active
club members now; Lyttelton
has gentrified a bit and part of
the repair is to make it more
appealing (to that group.)”
“I want it to be a warm and
welcoming place where all
sorts of people can come in
and enjoy themselves.”
Christchurch’s new Memorial Avenue Gateway Bridge
is open to traffic but we are not finished yet!
There will be speed restrictions and other traffic management on and around the bridge
over the next few months while the project team lay the final road surface and carry out
other work to complete the Russley Road Upgrade.
Please drive with extra care and pay close attention to the signage to ensure you are in
the correct lane to get to your destination. Thanks for your patience and understanding.
More information www.nzta.govt.nz/russley-road
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Community shed plan for
old Heathcote library site
A NEW community shed
planned for Heathcote
could go on the former
library site at 8 Martindales
Rd.
Heathcote Valley
Community Association
committee member
Jackie Foulkes said a survey
showed most residents
favoured the site as it was
easily accessible, close to
the community centre and
central to walk to.
The former library was
demolished following
the February 22, 2011,
earthquake, and the site is
currently vacant.
City council staff are
looking into the suitability
of the location and will report
back to the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board.
Local resident Keith
Jenkins is behind the shed
idea.
He’s organised a public
meeting to discuss the
setting up of the shed, and
to answer questions from
interested parties.
A regional representative
of the New Zealand Menz
Shed executive will be present
to explain how various
styles of shed perform.
The meeting is set to take
place on Tuesday, 6.30-
8.30pm, at the Heathcote
Community Centre.
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SCHOOLS
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We have a range of wonderful meal
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Burgers, Thai dishes, Vegetarian, pasta &
kids meals. We serve only the freshest
locally caught fish & our produce is
also fresh & from the local markets.
From our boats to your plate. Open for
Breakfast Sat/Sun from 8am.
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Mt Pleasant School groups to pitch ideas in the Dragons Den.
Mt Pleasant pupils start market
YEAR 5 and 6 pupils at Mt
Pleasant School have been
developing products for a
student-run market day.
As part of the process, the
school held a Dragons Den
session, which featured a
couple of staff members as
well as parents.
Groups were given the
opportunity to pitch their
ideas for the market day,
which will be held on
Thursday, December 7. It was
an interesting and challenging
activity for all involved, with
plenty of learnings taking
place.
Some groups had their
initial ideas successfully
approved, while others had to
make some adjustments before
receiving the green light to
proceed.
A member of the Crafty
Creations group, Grace, wrote
about the experience.
“We had to work hard to
come up with an idea and
a pitch to the Dragons Den,
which included Mr Nord,
Cathy, Belinda Barclay and
Jordana Clarke. Pretty scary!
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as being co-operative, openminded,
creative, confident
and a committed part of your
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Build up for NZ champs on song
SPORTS
IN RHYTHM: Jess Fahey finished
fifth in her 1500m heat at last
year’s national championships. ​
FOUR YOUNG Sumner
athletes continued their
build up to the New Zealand
secondary school track
and field championships in
Hastings next month.
Jess Fahey, 18, Meg Fahey, 18,
Abby Theobald, 16, and Victoria
Wells, 16, all competed at
the Canterbury Athletics senior
inter-club meet at Timaru’s
Aorangi Stadium last week.
At the national championships,
they will represent their
respective schools. The Fahey
twins attend Marion College,
while both Wells and Theobald
attend St Margaret’s College.
All four produced promising
times in their respective events
in Timaru.
Meg Fahey competed in the
2000m steeplechase, finishing
in a time of 9min 17.25sec. Jess
Fahey ran the 1500m in 5min
3.10sec.
Theobald competed in the
800m and finished in 2min
37.37sec, while Fahey ran the
400m in 1min 2.10sec.
Both the Fahey twins and
Wells competed at last year’s
national championships in
Wellington.
Preparing for one of their
biggest meetings of the year has
come with challenges. With
Nga Puna Wai not being completed
till next year, the athletes
have only one more Saturday of
MULTI-TALENTED: Victoria
Wells (above) will compete in
a number of different sprint
and hurdle events at the
national championships next
month, while Abby Theobald
will compete at the event in
Hastings for the first time.
inter-club competition scheduled
on an all-weather track
before the championships.
While training for the national
championships, they are
also sitting their NCEA exams.
The New Zealand secondary
school track and field championships
takes place in Hastings
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SPLASH: Meg Fahey completed
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SPORTS
Ben Shaw looks to move the ball against Belfast. Matt Little (right)
turns on the pace as he finds himself in space.
PHOTOS: ROZELLE MAY
Sumner’s Tom Ziolo eyes up a gap as he picks up the ball from a scrum.
Sumner players stay in
shape on sevens field
• By Gordon Findlater
A NUMBER of Sumner Rugby
Club players have been keeping
in shape over the off-season by
competing in the Spring Sevens
Cup at Hoon Hay Park.
The cup was held over three
weekends, with each weekend
contested as its own tournament.
Sumner had mixed results
over the three tournaments and
were runners-up in the shield
final on Saturday. The team lost
all three of their pool games to
University 17-19, Prebbleton
7-27, and Shirley 7-42.
They then prevailed against
Lyttelton 28-14 in the shield
semi-final to qualify for the
final against Belfast. The game
went down to the final whistle,
with Sumner fighting back from
a deficit. However, it wasn’t
enough, eventually going down
24-29. The Sumner sevens side
was made up from several of the
club’s 15-man teams, including
the division one, division two
and colts sides.
The players that turned out
for Sumner at Hoon Hay Park
will now get a well earned rest
leading up to Christmas before
pre-season training starts in
January.
Matt Little does a dance
after scoring a try.
Local plumbers offering
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While it is now almost seven years since the
Christchurch earthquakes, damage to underground
pipes is still becoming apparent, says
the team at Laser Plumbing Christchurch
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As they point out, homeowners can
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Properties built before the 1970s are
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Wednesday November 15 2017
Sumner’s Samuela Tawake surveys his options.
Josh Loader rises high to win a lineout against Shirley.
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
• By Gordon Findlater
A QUICK fire 74 from Dan Vann
saw Sumner end a two-game losing
streak and keep their title hopes
alive in the Metro Senior A oneday
competition.
The Sumner stalwart blasted 74
off just 67 deliveries, as wickets fell
around him, to get his side through
to a first innings total of 160 in
their 15-run victory over New
Brighton at St Leonards Square on
Saturday.
Sumner struggled to put together
any partnerships of substance
with only two batsman in the top
six – Ethan Vickery (24) and Paul
Russell (13) – managing to reach
double figures.
Batting at number seven, Vann
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wickets falling for just seven runs
as they sealed the 15-run win.
Captain Johnny Beveridge was
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15-run victory of Brighton
SAVIOR: Dan
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BAY HARBOUR
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Knit ’n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 10am-noon
Join in these friendly craft
sessions. Bring your knitting,
crochet or other portable craft
project and enjoy time with
other crafters. Have a look at the
library’s range of books to get
ideas for your next project. Free,
no bookings required. Beginners
welcome.
Lyttelton Library, 18 Canterbury
St
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 fifties
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
Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
Create ’n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Enjoy company and creativity
at the weekly Create ‘n’ Connect
art and craft group. Bring your
own project or just go along and
get some inspiration. $3
per session. Phone Beth for
more information, ph 022 678
1252
St Andrews, 148 Main Rd,
Redcliffs
Mini Music
Thursday, 9.30am
Get your pre-schoolers rocking
and rolling with the mini music
programme at the Port Hills
Uniting Parish’s Redcliffs Church
hall. Session costs $3 per child or
$5 per family and operates on a
drop in basis..
Augusta St, Redcliffs
JP Clinic
Saturday, 10am-noon
A Justice of the Peace will be
available to witness signatures
and documents, certify document
copies, hear oaths, declarations,
affidavits or affirmations as
well as sign citizenship, sponsorship
or rates rebates applications.
There is no charge for this
service.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre, 37 Nayland St
Art at the Bird
Saturday, 11am
Celebrate local creativity at this
two-day exhibition which opens
on Saturday. There’s photography,
painting origami, pottery, fabric
art, carving, stained glass and
more for sale. Cash only.
Birdlings Flat Community Centre,
157 Poranui Beach Rd
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.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre, 37 Nayland St
Babytimes
Tuesday 10.30-11am
Encourage your baby’s learning
through language. Babytimes
involves interactive activities,
such as rhymes, songs, stories
and play.
Matuktuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Storytimes
Tuesday 11-11.30am, Wednesday
10.30-11am
The Banks
Peninsula Walking
Festival continues
this weekend. Get
off the beaten track
and explore parts
of the peninsula
not usually open to
the public. Visit new
reserves and see
projects in progress
with local guides
to lead, inform and
inspire you along
the way. There are
a range of walks
at different times
on Saturday and
Sunday. To book
a place on one
of them, see the
walking festival
listing on Eventfinda
or ph Sue on 021
0417 402.
Encourage learning through a
love for stories. Storytimes is a
free, interactive programme.
Lyttelton Library, Tuesday and
Matuktuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre on Wednesday
Markets
Lyttelton Farmers Market:
Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St.
Mt Pleasant Farmers Market:
Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3
McCormacks Bay Rd.
Akaroa Farmers Market:
Saturday, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira
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Sumner Market: Sunday,
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Marriner St.
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Tickets $35
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BAY HARBOUR
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
REAL ESTATE
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4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 3 toilets | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 2 office/studies | 2 car garage | 2 off-street parks | Listing FM5288
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BAY HARBOUR
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021 272-0303
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ph Simon 027 389-1351 or
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*Coffee Table not included
Vermont 3+2 Seater Suite
Restrained and sophisticated, this suite flaunts a subtle mid-century
modern design that will give your living space the fresh new look you need.
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*Coffee Table not included
$500
$1998
was $2498
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$200
Riley 2 Seater Lounge Range
The Riley Lounge suite will add the perfect modern
touch to your home. Combining contemporary style,
comfort and quality this lounge offers amazing value
for money.
was $899
now only
$699
Zen Barstools & Dining Chairs
The contemporary
Jackson Barstool adds
a kick of mid-century
modern style to any
dining space. It features
a beautifully curved
cushioned back and
seat along with long
tapered legs in a light
beechwood finish.
This counter-height
stool is upholstered in
your choice of fabric,
choose from Grey or
Beige.
Jackson Barstools
With a strong polypropylene ylene shell and oak
coloured plywood legs, the Zen barstool is
a simple addition to any home adding in
clean, modern lines.
was $159
now only
$119
ea
was $155
The Zen range is one of our most
versatile chairs complimenting a large
variety of furniture styles to easily create
a gorgeous new mix and match set.
now only
$120
ea
was $149
now only
$99
ea
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$400
Also available in
Charcoal & Mint.
Soho 3+2 Seater Lounge Suite
$1398
was $1798
curves, the Soho is a delightful collection that reinvents mid-century style.
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The Soho features clean, modern lines with tapered block legs, a gorgeous
design packaged in a compact shape. With accent button-tufting and subtle
800mm Round Table + 4 Chairs
Eames 5 Piece Dining Set
This contemporary setting is a compact set that
is suitable for both studio and apartment living.
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$100
was $399
now only
$299
Sofia Chaise Sofa
This Sofa includes a chaise, low
arms and exposed solid
wooden legs in a red walnut
finish. It flaunts a plush fabric
upholstery, attached seat
cushions, and easy zippered
access to re-shape and wash
covers as needed.
Also available in Beige.
$1499
was $1899
now only
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$400
Carson 5 Piece
Dining Set
This 800mm Square
Dining Table has sa
modern white top with
legs made from solid
Oak. Dining Chairs
also available le in white.
800mm Square
Table + 4 Chairs
was $659
now only
$549
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$110
Panama Living Collectionon
This contemporary setting is a compact set that
is suitable for both studio and apartment living.
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SAVINGS!
Lamp Table
was $299
now only $249
2 Drawer Coffee Table
was $699
now only $499
2 Drawer Hall Table
was $599
now only $4999
Low Bookcase
was $499
now only $399
Lamp Table
2 Drawer Coffee Table
2 Door TV Unit
2 Door TV Unit
was $799
now only $599
2 Drawer Bookcase
was $899
now only $699
3 Drawer, 2 Door Buffet
was $1199
now only $999
3 Drawer, 2 Door Buffet
2 Drawer Hall Table Low Bookcase 2 Drawer Bookcase
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