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Governors <strong>Bay</strong> link<br />
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• By Sarla Donovan<br />
GOVERNORS BAY film director Tony<br />
Simpson has just finished making the<br />
world’s first Kiwi family Christmas<br />
movie.<br />
Kiwi Christmas has a special<br />
screening for friends and family at<br />
Hollywood Cinema in Sumner this<br />
Sunday before opening nationwide on<br />
<strong>November</strong> 30.<br />
The movie tells the story of how<br />
Santa, frustrated by the materialism of<br />
Christmas, goes ‘awol’ from the North<br />
Pole and crash lands at a camp ground<br />
in New Zealand where he is adopted by<br />
a camping family.<br />
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KIWI-STYLE: Director Tony Simpson (left) and<br />
editor Scott Flyger are excited about the release of<br />
the new movie.<br />
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• By Sarla Donovan<br />
HEATHCOTE Valley residents<br />
and the city council are at<br />
loggerheads over the $860,000<br />
repair to their local community<br />
centre.<br />
Heathcote Valley Community<br />
Association committee member<br />
Jackie Foulkes said the building<br />
was opened in December last<br />
year but it’s not warm enough.<br />
“The heating isn’t sufficient.<br />
There are only overhead heaters<br />
and it doesn’t warm up in the<br />
winter. It needs a timer or some<br />
heat pumps. People won’t want<br />
to hire the space out if it’s<br />
freezing cold. It’s not fit for<br />
purpose.”<br />
Mrs Foulkes said as well as poor<br />
heating, the wooden deck swells<br />
in winter when it is wet and the<br />
doors out onto the deck can’t be<br />
opened.<br />
She also said that if there<br />
are any more than two plugs<br />
being used at any one time in<br />
the kitchen, the power shorts<br />
out.<br />
“We’re really concerned that<br />
the building will soon be over a<br />
year old and at that point I don’t<br />
know if we will have any recourse.<br />
We really need to get it fit for<br />
purpose,” she said.<br />
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Governors <strong>Bay</strong> residents to have<br />
the Dyers Pass Rd speed limit<br />
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It’s been a while coming but<br />
after <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News articles,<br />
the city council has set the<br />
wheels turning for change.<br />
But it will take time.<br />
The city council has announced<br />
it will put the matter<br />
out for public consultation, look<br />
at the results of that consultation<br />
and, if the majority say yes<br />
to lowering the speed limit, it<br />
will then come into force.<br />
Consultation is the word<br />
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change for the better in my<br />
view.<br />
There’s no problem with it<br />
depending on the situation,<br />
but do our public figures really<br />
need to consult on something<br />
like this issue?<br />
In a word: No.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
News<br />
Speed limit may drop<br />
Progress on<br />
Dyers Pass Rd<br />
campaign<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
GOVERNORS BAY resident<br />
Rosie Belton is pleased the Dyers<br />
Pass Rd speed limits could be<br />
lowered to 60km/h.<br />
The well-known author has<br />
been a vocal campaigner on road<br />
safety issues,<br />
including<br />
speeding<br />
vehicles and<br />
boy racer<br />
activity in<br />
Governors<br />
Rosie Belton<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>.<br />
The city<br />
council<br />
is currently seeking public<br />
feedback on a proposal to<br />
change the speed limit on Dyers<br />
Pass Rd, from its intersection<br />
with Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Rd to the<br />
Sign of the Takahe.<br />
Currently the speed limit<br />
along that stretch of the road<br />
varies between 50km/h and<br />
100km/h.<br />
Under the proposal put<br />
forward the variable speed<br />
limits would be changed to<br />
one consistent speed limit of<br />
60km/h.<br />
Ms Belton said it was<br />
“fantastic” news. “That’ll be<br />
brilliant. But I expect lots of<br />
people will complain, including<br />
locals,” she said.<br />
About 180 accidents have been<br />
recorded over the past decade<br />
along that stretch of Dyers Pass<br />
Rd, resulting in one fatality and<br />
14 serious injuries.<br />
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />
“Loss of control due to<br />
inappropriate speeds into bends<br />
and risky overtaking account<br />
for a concerning number of the<br />
reported accidents,’’ said city<br />
council transport operations<br />
manager Aaron Haymes.<br />
“To improve safety we are<br />
proposing a new speed limit of<br />
60km/h. We are also proposing<br />
to add double yellow no passing<br />
lines and two new slow vehicle<br />
bays.’’<br />
Mr Haymes says the aim of<br />
DANGER:<br />
A lower<br />
speed<br />
limit is<br />
expected<br />
to reduce<br />
the<br />
number<br />
of crashes<br />
on Dyers<br />
Pass Rd.<br />
the double yellow lines was to<br />
keep motorists on their side of<br />
the road. Motorists are legally<br />
able to cross double yellow lines<br />
to pass cyclists if they are able to<br />
do so safely.<br />
Public feedback is open until<br />
December 18. Visit www.ccc/<br />
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•HAVE YOUR SAY: Is a<br />
60km/h speed limit a good<br />
idea? Email your views to<br />
sarla.donovan@starmedia.<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
MOA BONE CAVE PATH<br />
A footpath on the south side<br />
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There is currently no pathway<br />
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News<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
ACCOMMODATION activities<br />
at a Sumner house are being<br />
investigated by the city council<br />
for the second time this year.<br />
The property at 58 Marriner<br />
St is owned by property investor<br />
Denis Harwood – a prominent<br />
objector to the proposed Levis<br />
skate park across the road.<br />
The city council has found<br />
potential non-compliances with<br />
the District Plan relating to<br />
short-term guest accommodation<br />
activities at the site.<br />
“We have provided guidance<br />
to the occupant in relation to<br />
District Plan requirements for<br />
these activities and we are currently<br />
working with the owner to<br />
achieve voluntary compliance,”<br />
city council head of regulatory<br />
compliance Tracey Weston said.<br />
In March this year, following<br />
complaints from residents,<br />
including two about noise, the<br />
city council shut down an illegal<br />
hostel being operated from the<br />
property by a tenant, Julian Bell.<br />
A resource consent is required<br />
if a property is to be run as a<br />
hostel.<br />
Mr Harwood said he had<br />
been out of the country for<br />
the past two months and had<br />
not been contacted by the city<br />
council about any non-compliant<br />
activity at the property.<br />
He said the house was managed<br />
by a property management<br />
company and it had not been in<br />
touch with any concerns.<br />
Residents spoken to at the<br />
property by <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
yesterday said there were three<br />
shared rooms with four to five<br />
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Property under investigation again<br />
RELAX: Ray, <strong>22</strong>, from the United States, is currently living at<br />
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council for the second time this year. PHOTOS: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
beds in each and two private<br />
rooms.<br />
Robert Shulz from Germany<br />
had lived there for several<br />
months, along with seven others.<br />
He said he paid $130 a week for<br />
a bed in a shared room and enjoyed<br />
living at the property.<br />
He said the property wasn’t a<br />
hostel and he was not aware of<br />
any compliance problems.<br />
A woman who lives in a<br />
neighbouring property, who<br />
did not want to be named, told<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News the current<br />
tenants “seemed pretty good”<br />
compared with some of the<br />
people who had lived at the<br />
property previously.<br />
In 2015, Mr Harwood argued<br />
strongly that the skate park<br />
should not go ahead on the<br />
Esplanade, because he planned<br />
to build a five-star apartment<br />
complex at 58 Marriner St and<br />
had concerns over noise and<br />
safety if there was a skate park<br />
opposite.<br />
The development, for which<br />
consent has yet to be lodged<br />
with the city council, is listed<br />
as an anchor project in the city<br />
council’s Sumner Village Centre<br />
Master Plan.<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
MALTWORKS VILLAGE<br />
The first owners and tenants<br />
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Thirteen villas have been<br />
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News<br />
Church <strong>Bay</strong><br />
road one lane<br />
until February<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
IT WILL be February before<br />
slip-damaged Marine Drive in<br />
Church <strong>Bay</strong> is restored back to<br />
two-lane traffic.<br />
A mother and daughter had a<br />
lucky escape after a landslide hit<br />
their home on September 2.<br />
The slip pushed a set of double<br />
garages down the hill, taking out<br />
part of the road and the house.<br />
Since that time, the road has<br />
been reduced to one lane.<br />
City council planning and delivery<br />
transport manager Lynette<br />
Ellis said contractors would start<br />
work before Christmas, with<br />
completion “anticipated” in late<br />
February.<br />
“Following the slip, geotechnical<br />
investigations and a detailed<br />
design for repairs was undertaken,<br />
and the works were tendered,”<br />
Ms Ellis said.<br />
The awarding of the tender was<br />
“imminent,” she said.<br />
Ms Ellis said the road would<br />
not be fully closed at any stage.<br />
“The intention is for the road<br />
to remain open at all times,<br />
however, it will be restricted to<br />
one way flow under the control of<br />
traffic lights, as it is at present.”<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong> link with Santa film<br />
•From page 1<br />
Meanwhile, the Coastguard<br />
think an illegal alien has come in<br />
to the country so they go under<br />
cover at the camp.<br />
The family has to save Santa<br />
from the Coastguard and then<br />
convince him to go back to the<br />
North Pole and complete his<br />
duties.<br />
Co-written with Andy Gunn<br />
(brother of Jason Gunn) Mr<br />
Simpson said the idea came<br />
during one of his own family’s<br />
Christmas camping trips to<br />
Totaranui in the Abel Tasman<br />
National Park, where his children<br />
wondered if Santa would be able<br />
to find them at the camp ground.<br />
Although it is not<br />
autobiographical, Mr Simpson<br />
said the film was quintessentially<br />
Kiwi, unlike most other<br />
Christmas movies which were set<br />
in the Northern Hemisphere.<br />
“Kiwi Christmas is our very<br />
own family Christmas film,” Mr<br />
Simpson told the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
News.<br />
It has taken four years to<br />
make, which was a “fairly quick<br />
turnaround” for a feature film,<br />
he said.<br />
Both Mr Simpson and his<br />
editor Scott Flyger live in<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong>, which you might<br />
think would be a bit<br />
far from the filmmaking action.<br />
But he said the first couple of<br />
years were taken up with getting<br />
the script written and the finance<br />
and distribution organised.<br />
“You can live pretty much<br />
anywhere because you can do so<br />
much of that over the internet. I<br />
was away for about three months<br />
making the film in Auckland.<br />
What was good this time was<br />
that Scott happened to live in<br />
the bay and the sound editor<br />
Chris Sinclair has a studio in<br />
Christchurch. So I didn’t have to<br />
travel to do post production.’’<br />
Most of the cast and crew lived<br />
in Auckland so filming took<br />
place just north of Orewa Beach,<br />
with funding from the New<br />
Zealand Film Commission.<br />
Mr Simpson said he wanted to<br />
make a movie that would appeal<br />
to families around the world,<br />
and give kiwis the chance to see<br />
themselves on the big screen.<br />
“We’ll finally have something<br />
personal to watch at Christmas<br />
time and create a new family<br />
tradition with something that<br />
reflects the magic of that time of<br />
year, Kiwi-style.”<br />
It’s the second film Mr<br />
Simpson has made with Mr<br />
Gunn.<br />
The two worked together on<br />
2012s Kiwi Flyer, inspired by<br />
the Nelson Trolley Derby which<br />
was an institution in the Nelson<br />
community where Mr Simpson<br />
grew up.<br />
He shifted to Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />
with his wife Helen nine years<br />
ago, just after their third child<br />
was born.<br />
“It’s a lovely community and<br />
I particularly like the dramatic<br />
landscape with the towering<br />
hillside and the ever-changing<br />
harbour.<br />
I’m looking forward to summer<br />
and getting the boat out and<br />
heading over to Quail Island.”<br />
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But city council capital<br />
delivery community<br />
manager Darren Moses<br />
said all “contractual<br />
defects” had been<br />
remedied at the<br />
centre.<br />
“City council staff<br />
will be meeting<br />
with the operators<br />
of the facility<br />
shortly to discuss<br />
management of the<br />
community centre,”<br />
he said.<br />
Heathcote Ward city<br />
councillor Sara Templeton<br />
Sara<br />
Templeton<br />
said the city council may<br />
have to remedy some of the<br />
issues.<br />
“It might be that the<br />
contractors have<br />
done what they’ve<br />
been asked but due<br />
to the design, it’s<br />
not fit for purpose.<br />
It may that the city<br />
council needs to do<br />
a few extra things<br />
to make sure that<br />
the building is fit<br />
for purpose. I’m<br />
working on that at the<br />
moment.”<br />
Mrs Foulkes said it<br />
UNFINISHED:<br />
The<br />
Heathcote<br />
Valley<br />
Community<br />
Centre has<br />
problems<br />
that users say<br />
need to be<br />
fixed.<br />
Frustration over centre repairs<br />
was possible some of the<br />
problems could be<br />
regarded as health and<br />
safety issues.<br />
She said it was important<br />
to meet with city council<br />
staff to work out some<br />
solutions.<br />
The community centre<br />
also accommodates the<br />
Heathcote Voluntary<br />
Library.<br />
The original Heathcote<br />
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demolished following<br />
the February <strong>22</strong>, 2011<br />
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• By Sarla Donovan<br />
STONEMASONS will start<br />
work tomorrow on Lyttelton’s<br />
iconic Timeball Tower as its<br />
rebuild picks up pace.<br />
They will start installing the<br />
exterior stonework this week<br />
using stones from the original<br />
structure where possible, said<br />
Heritage New Zealand general<br />
manager Nick Chin.<br />
A small group of workers<br />
have been stationed at the<br />
Ferrymead site where the<br />
stones are stored, cleaning<br />
and preparing them for the<br />
stonemasons to use.<br />
Wellington firm Bosworth<br />
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site and will have helpers at<br />
various times.<br />
Meanwhile, the first<br />
concrete pour – up to the<br />
first floor of the reinforced<br />
concrete walls – will also take<br />
place this week.<br />
Mr Chin said everything is<br />
“on track and on budget” for<br />
an April completion date.<br />
The $2.8 million restoration<br />
project has been funded<br />
by a $1.3 million Lotteries<br />
grant; $1.1 million grant from<br />
charitable trust, Landmark;<br />
PROGRESS: Repairs to Lyttelton’s Timeball Tower are picking up pace, with stonemasons<br />
due to start work on the site tomorrow. The aim is to restore the tower which stood tall<br />
against the harbour hills before the February <strong>22</strong>, 2011, earthquake.<br />
and $325,000 from Stout<br />
Trust, Holcim Cement, Parkinson<br />
Memorial Trust and<br />
the Mainland Foundation,<br />
said Mr Chin. The insurance<br />
payout funded the demolition<br />
costs.<br />
Community members<br />
have driven the campaign to<br />
rebuild the landmark and they<br />
would be acknowledged and<br />
celebrated at an opening ceremony<br />
when the Timeball was<br />
completed. The landscaping<br />
will eventually be restored as<br />
much as possible to its original<br />
state, with new information<br />
boards on site which will display<br />
the Timeball’s history.<br />
It is one of only 15 left in the<br />
world and the only one to have<br />
undergone a post-earthquake<br />
restoration.<br />
When completed, the tower<br />
will once again overlook the<br />
harbour and township, with<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
the Timeball dropping at 1pm<br />
each day.<br />
•Hawkins Construction<br />
and Heritage New<br />
Zealand are sharing the<br />
cost of a time-lapse<br />
camera which is capturing<br />
progress of the build every<br />
10min from 6.30am to<br />
5.30pm. To view progress<br />
on the project, visit<br />
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Redcliffs School farewells<br />
old site at Sunday carnival<br />
A CENTURY after it opened on<br />
Main Rd, Redcliffs School’s old<br />
campus will be farewelled this<br />
weekend.<br />
The school has permission<br />
from the Ministry of Education<br />
to hold its annual fair on the<br />
original Main Rd<br />
site in a “celebration<br />
of community<br />
spirit”.<br />
Principal Rose<br />
McInerney has<br />
put the call out to<br />
Rose<br />
McInerney<br />
past pupils, staff<br />
and the wider<br />
community to support<br />
the school in<br />
fundraising for the new campus,<br />
scheduled to open across the<br />
road at Redcliffs Park in 2019.<br />
“There are an extraordinary<br />
number of people who got in behind<br />
us and helped fight to keep<br />
our school open and return the<br />
school to its community. We’d<br />
like to invite everyone involved<br />
to come along and say goodbye<br />
to our old school site and buildings<br />
and celebrate new beginnings<br />
– a brand new Redcliffs<br />
School over the road in 2019,” Ms<br />
McInerney said.<br />
Redcliffs School opened in<br />
1907 following the construction<br />
of the causeway allowing electric<br />
trams through from the city.<br />
The first school fair was held<br />
at Easter in 1947 and the first<br />
spring fair was held in September<br />
1952, when funds were raised<br />
to purchase a typewriter for the<br />
school’s office.<br />
Ms McInerney said it was now<br />
Redcliffs School’s main fundraiser<br />
and a vital source of income.<br />
In preparation for the fair, volunteers<br />
have put in hundreds of<br />
hours tidying the school grounds<br />
and clearing and cleaning the old<br />
school site buildings, which have<br />
been vacant since 2011.<br />
Teams of volunteers have been<br />
dismantling, salvaging, selling<br />
off and donating the school’s<br />
fixtures and fittings to minimise<br />
FAIR TIME:<br />
The Redcliffs<br />
School Fair<br />
will be held<br />
on the old<br />
Main Rd site<br />
for the final<br />
time this<br />
weekend. <br />
waste ahead of its demolition.<br />
Two working bees have taken<br />
place, including preparation for<br />
a load of school equipment to be<br />
shipped to Vanuatu as part of a<br />
Pacific Pathways charity initiative.<br />
Organiser Zoe Fidler said the<br />
fair was one of the biggest in<br />
Christchurch, with more than<br />
5000 people expected to attend.<br />
“It is a fun-filled day for the<br />
whole family featuring carnival<br />
rides, white elephant stall,<br />
food stalls, good old-fashioned<br />
sideshows, crafts, plants, sweets,<br />
cakes, toys, clothes, books and<br />
more,” said Mrs Fidler.<br />
•The Redcliffs School Fair<br />
will be held on Sunday from<br />
11am-3pm.<br />
Council closes the book<br />
on bid to staff Sumner<br />
library over weekends<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
THE CITY council has been<br />
criticised for building a library<br />
in Sumner that it can’t afford to<br />
staff on weekends.<br />
The Linwood-Central-<br />
Heathcote Community Board<br />
has asked city council staff to<br />
investigate whether<br />
extended opening<br />
hours were possible<br />
after residents<br />
complained about<br />
its limited weekend<br />
times.<br />
The library is<br />
currently only<br />
open from 10am-<br />
1pm on Saturday<br />
and is closed on<br />
Sunday.<br />
But city council<br />
staff have advised<br />
board members<br />
that “owing to the current<br />
financial climate, libraries are<br />
unable to increase the level of<br />
service”.<br />
Sumner Residents’<br />
Association spokeswoman<br />
Kimberley Mossman said the<br />
city council should have built<br />
a cheaper library and ensured<br />
there was money left over to<br />
staff it adequately.<br />
It was frustrating the city<br />
council hadn’t gone for a<br />
“smaller, more affordable library<br />
and had more money in the<br />
kitty to staff it”, Ms Mossman<br />
said.<br />
Sumner Centre: Matukutuku<br />
Takotako cost $10<br />
million to build. As well<br />
as the library, it includes<br />
meeting rooms, a<br />
community hall and a<br />
museum.<br />
Heathcote Ward<br />
city councillor Sara<br />
Templeton said the<br />
board had asked city<br />
council staff to come<br />
back with some options,<br />
Kimberley<br />
but that was not what it<br />
Mossman had been given.<br />
“A simple ‘no’ is<br />
disappointing. I’m sure that<br />
with some more creative and<br />
out-of-the-box thinking, and<br />
community involvement, a<br />
solution can be found.”<br />
Cr Templeton said she would<br />
be raising the issue again at the<br />
board’s fortnightly meeting<br />
today.<br />
Our pre-Christmas exhibition is once again an allwoman<br />
gathering of multi-media artists. Whimsical<br />
takes on personal themes, each of these artists<br />
serve us their ‘Signature Dish’.<br />
The exhibition runs for three weeks finishing<br />
18th of December, giving plenty of time to wrap a<br />
Christmas gift for someone very special.<br />
Lisa Grennell’s work is whimsical, much like a<br />
child’s imagination. Designed to make the viewer<br />
smile and think of their own childhood,<br />
whilst questioning contemporary society<br />
and its impact on the environment. ‘The<br />
Simple Life’ is inspiration for this new<br />
work.<br />
Blanche Fryer’s work for this exhibition<br />
has been inspired by the anthropomorphic<br />
interpretation of the inner life of fish.<br />
“We hear of horse whisperers, canine<br />
communicators, mammal channelling,<br />
but you never hear of a yarn with a fish, excepting<br />
if there is a hook on the end. It has been really<br />
enjoyable creating these characters and also<br />
playing with a few different glazes.”<br />
Jane Downes pieces ‘Dwell’, a continuation of her<br />
body of work ‘Shelter’. Designed almost completely<br />
for function and the upholding of cultural values,<br />
offering shelter, protection and observation. These<br />
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works are also an exploration of form, pattern,<br />
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formation of shadows.<br />
Kara Burrowes explains her rationale – “I’m drawn<br />
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exposed walls, discarded objects. Often it’s the<br />
banal and mundane that sparks an idea, the<br />
concept of transforming something quite ordinary<br />
into something precious and alluring.”<br />
Blanche Fryer’s anthropomorphic interpretation<br />
of the inner life of fish.<br />
Amy Hoedemakers, “I used sketches from walking<br />
down the riverbed and words to begin with or<br />
as reference points. I wanted my work to have<br />
the feeling of looking into another world, of it<br />
stretching on, almost as though you could step into<br />
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Call for more to be<br />
done on Beachville Rd<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
NOT ENOUGH is being<br />
done to tidy up the<br />
Beachville Rd esplanade,<br />
the Redcliffs Residents<br />
Association says.<br />
Association secretary<br />
Pat McIntosh wrote to city<br />
council infrastructure rebuild<br />
liaison manager Ross<br />
Herrett last month about<br />
the unfinished landscaping<br />
and “unsightly” overgrown<br />
grass next to the new $4.6<br />
milion seawall.<br />
After the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
News published an article<br />
about the issue earlier<br />
this month city council<br />
contractors mowed the<br />
weed-ridden area a few<br />
days later.<br />
But Dr McIntosh says<br />
matters they raised in the<br />
letter to the city council<br />
still haven’t been addressed,<br />
including replacing<br />
damaged picnic tables<br />
and resowing bare patches<br />
of land.<br />
And the tables which<br />
were there previously were<br />
removed from the area<br />
during construction of the<br />
seawall and subsequently<br />
GONE: The Redcliffs Residents Association would<br />
like to see new picnic tables installed along the<br />
Beachville Rd esplanade to replace the broken ones<br />
which have been removed.<br />
damaged beyond repair.<br />
Dr McIntosh said she has<br />
asked the city council for<br />
replacements but was told<br />
it was up to the Coastal<br />
Pathway Group.<br />
However, they were short<br />
of money and had other<br />
priorities, she said.<br />
CPG chairman Scott<br />
Babington said they had<br />
applied for funds for<br />
replacement furniture but<br />
hadn’t heard back about<br />
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whether they had been successful.<br />
The residents’ association<br />
now plans to seek help<br />
from the Linwood-Central-<br />
Heathcote Community<br />
Board to try and get the<br />
bare patches of earth fixed<br />
up and new picnic tables<br />
installed.<br />
They will also be seeking<br />
community feedback early<br />
next year on ideas for the<br />
overall vision for the area.<br />
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Learn lessons from passive resistance<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
The lessons<br />
of Parihaka<br />
are ones we<br />
should take<br />
forward with<br />
us as a nation,<br />
writes MP for<br />
Port Hills Ruth Dyson<br />
Every year on <strong>November</strong> 5<br />
there is a small but powerful<br />
gathering of people in the<br />
Lyttelton Rose Garden which<br />
surrounds the old Lyttelton<br />
jail, to commemorate Parihaka<br />
Day.<br />
This significant and dark day<br />
in our history is far more worthwhile<br />
commemorating than Guy<br />
Fawkes.<br />
On this day in 1881, there was<br />
an armed invasion by Crown<br />
troops and militia of the small<br />
Taranaki Māori settlement<br />
of Parihaka. Confronting the<br />
armed invasion on that day on<br />
the local marae, 2500 unarmed<br />
adults, including their leaders,<br />
the Christian pacifist prophets<br />
Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu<br />
Kakahi, sat waiting.<br />
The armed soldiers were<br />
made to walk past rows of singing<br />
children and past rows of<br />
hundreds of women, to where<br />
the men waited. The two leaders,<br />
along with 634 others, were<br />
arrested and led away. In spite of<br />
the extreme aggravation, no one<br />
responded with violence.<br />
In the days that followed, 1600<br />
people were forcibly dispersed,<br />
houses and crops were razed,<br />
women raped and animals<br />
slaughtered. The settlement of<br />
Parihaka was totally destroyed<br />
but there was still no violent<br />
resistance.<br />
In spite of not having lifted a<br />
finger to oppose the invasion, Te<br />
Whiti and Tohu were charged<br />
with sedition. Both were found<br />
guilty and sent to Addington<br />
Prison, where they served for 16<br />
months.<br />
Others were sent without trial<br />
to prisons in Wellington, Hokitika,<br />
Lyttelton, Ripapa Island in<br />
Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong> and Dunedin.<br />
Many did not survive the harsh<br />
conditions.<br />
This campaign of non-violent<br />
resistance preceded those of<br />
Gandhi and Martin Luther<br />
King and should be recognised<br />
internationally as amongst the<br />
first.<br />
We should start with recognition<br />
of these events in our own<br />
country. We are a small and<br />
comparatively young nation but<br />
many are totally ignorant of our<br />
own history.<br />
The lessons of Parihaka of<br />
passive resistance, peaceful<br />
non-violence and coexistence are<br />
lessons we should carry forward<br />
with us as a nation.<br />
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<strong>Harbour</strong> were used to imprison members of the Taranaki Maori<br />
settlement of Parihaka. <br />
Paid parental leave needs<br />
to evolve and be flexible<br />
National List<br />
MP Nuk Korako<br />
questions<br />
whether paid<br />
parental leave<br />
is flexible<br />
enough for<br />
parents in the<br />
community<br />
Who might be affected by<br />
changes to paid parental leave in<br />
the local area? Working parents<br />
with newborns and young<br />
children and local businesses.<br />
There are so many challenges<br />
when we arrive home with our<br />
gorgeous little bundle of baby.<br />
It can be bewildering to say the<br />
least and without flexibility the<br />
people in our community who<br />
have the least ability to take time<br />
off from work will be the most<br />
affected.<br />
The Government plans to<br />
extend paid parental leave to <strong>22</strong><br />
weeks from July 1, 2018, with an<br />
increase to 26 weeks from July 1,<br />
2020. I am very happy with the<br />
extension to <strong>22</strong> weeks for our local<br />
families.<br />
The National Party extended<br />
paid parental leave from 15 to 18<br />
weeks with the intention to continue<br />
to extend PPL to <strong>22</strong> weeks<br />
as it is good for families.<br />
What I am concerned about<br />
is the missed opportunity by<br />
this Government to seek public<br />
consultation from people in our<br />
Port Hills electorate, even though<br />
it has seven months until it comes<br />
into effect.<br />
I would like to see more<br />
flexibility so that families who<br />
may not have the means or the<br />
ability to take leave at the same<br />
time, can do so as they should<br />
have the same rights as the<br />
people who do have the means to<br />
do so.<br />
Having four children, my wife<br />
Chris and I have discussed this at<br />
length and I share the same view<br />
as Chris and those local people<br />
I’ve spoken to, and that is that<br />
PPL is an important opportunity<br />
for New Zealand families but it<br />
needs to continue to evolve as<br />
there are situations that require<br />
two parents to be at home.<br />
Two good examples highlighted<br />
to me by locals are not being able<br />
to drive for up to six weeks after<br />
a caesarean birth and post natal<br />
depression.<br />
I believe that it is critical to<br />
support parents in our community<br />
in those early months and I<br />
acknowledge that there are situations<br />
that require two parents to<br />
be at home, so it is vital that there<br />
is flexibility to address that.<br />
PPL is a great opportunity<br />
for New Zealand families and it<br />
needs to continue to evolve with<br />
more consideration and public<br />
feedback.<br />
We said:<br />
Banks Peninsula<br />
Community Board members<br />
have been told almost half<br />
of freedom campers don’t<br />
pay their fines<br />
You said:<br />
Sam Stoner – Same as<br />
any fine. Give it to someone<br />
from another country they’ll<br />
just go home and never pay it.<br />
Make them pay then and there<br />
or all their stuff gets<br />
impounded.<br />
Pete Hustwick – It’s all<br />
really quite simple. You clamp<br />
them. And when the fine is paid<br />
in full in cash, then they can get<br />
under way again. It would only<br />
take a few for the word to get<br />
around. We are way too nice in<br />
this country.<br />
Candice Johnson<br />
– Passport information should<br />
be taken, and should be flagged<br />
if they try and leave without<br />
paying. Tourists are having a<br />
laugh at how soft NZ is.<br />
Tiffany Cavanaugh –We<br />
can’t leave the country without<br />
paying our fines, tourists<br />
shouldn’t be able to either.<br />
Carl de Malmanche – How<br />
stupid bureaucratic NZ is that<br />
they even thought they would.<br />
These are foreigners, not Kiwis.<br />
When they walk away they don’t<br />
have to look back. They travel<br />
through countries with much<br />
harsher and stricter rules so NZ<br />
is such a milksop compared to<br />
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other countries would be stupid<br />
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Sumner’s next generation on track<br />
SPORTS<br />
SUMNER Running Club’s<br />
juniors competed in the<br />
quadrathon and ribbon meeting<br />
at Rawhiti Domain on Saturday.<br />
The quadrathon saw grade<br />
10-14 athletes compete in four<br />
disciplines across sprinting,<br />
distance running, jumping and<br />
throwing events.<br />
The grade 7-9 ribbon event was<br />
a great chance for some of the<br />
younger athletes to competing in<br />
long jump and sprinting.<br />
Maddie Sharpe, 12, Jorja<br />
Williams, 12, Aaron Clarke, 12,<br />
and Benita Clarke all took part<br />
in the quadrathon.<br />
Meanwhile, Ruby Love-Smith<br />
and brother, Leo, started<br />
their first season with Sumner<br />
by competing in the ribbon<br />
events.<br />
Aaron Clarke looked<br />
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while Benita Clarke bolted<br />
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in the 200m.<br />
Jorja Williams leaped<br />
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Ruby Love-Smith and her brother, Leo, were all smiles with<br />
their ribbons.<br />
Heathcote bowlers blast Sumner to stay top of one-day table<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
HEATHCOTE have maintained<br />
their lead at the top of the Metro<br />
A one-day cricket competition<br />
with a commanding six-wicket<br />
victory over Sumner at St<br />
Leonards Square on Saturday.<br />
Sumner batted first on their<br />
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total would be needed against<br />
the competition’s leader, who<br />
haven’t scored less than 160 in<br />
an innings this season.<br />
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Struggling early at 20/3,<br />
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Dann Vann and Andrew<br />
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•Round nine on Saturday<br />
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SCHOOLS<br />
TASTY: Niamh Savage feeds hay to a<br />
hungry sheep.<br />
JUDGING: Reuben Cawood, Pania Thoen,<br />
Lucy Walker and Darcy Dougherty were<br />
watching the livestock judges at work.<br />
ALL ABOARD: Sofia Marshall, Archie<br />
Byrne (back), Anika Heather, George<br />
Lamb try out some of the farm<br />
machinery on display.<br />
SMILES: Nevaeh Anderson-Wihongi takes the wheel of a tractor assisted by<br />
Ava Herniman (left) and Indie Giles (right). <br />
PUPILS FROM Our Lady Star of<br />
the Sea School in Sumner had a visit<br />
to the Canterbury A&P Show last<br />
Wednesday, with the whole school<br />
travelling by bus to Canterbury<br />
Agricultural Park for the day. Year 2<br />
to 4 teacher Maree Cooper organised<br />
the trip along with staff and parents<br />
who helped make the visit to the show<br />
a great success. Principal John Kane<br />
said the children were “beautifully<br />
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The new entrant class<br />
at Our Lady Star of the<br />
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made a scarecrow to<br />
protect the vegetables<br />
in the St Francis<br />
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Climate Change and Our Coast<br />
Thursday, 6.30-7.30pm,<br />
Tuesday, 4.30pm – 6pm<br />
Go along and discuss the latest<br />
coastal hazard information from<br />
the recently released Coastal<br />
Hazard Assessment. City council<br />
staff working in natural hazards,<br />
consents, civil defence and<br />
emergency management will<br />
be on hand to talk through the<br />
report findings.<br />
Thursday at the Akaroa<br />
Sports Pavilion, Tuesday at the<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Memorial<br />
Hall.<br />
Create ’n’ Connect<br />
Thursday, 9.30am-noon<br />
Enjoy company and creativity<br />
at the weekly create ’n’ connect<br />
art and craft group. Take your<br />
own project or just go along<br />
and get some inspiration. $3 per<br />
session. Phone Beth for more<br />
information, 0<strong>22</strong> 678 1252<br />
St Andrews, 148 Main Rd,<br />
Redcliffs<br />
Mini Music<br />
Thursday, 9.30am<br />
Get your pre-schoolers rocking<br />
and rolling with the mini<br />
music programme at the Port<br />
Hills Uniting Parish’s Redcliffs<br />
Church hall. Session costs $3<br />
per child or $5 per family and<br />
operates on a drop-in basis.<br />
Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi<br />
by 5pm each Wednesday<br />
Augusta St, Redcliffs<br />
JP Clinic<br />
Saturday, 10am-noon<br />
A justice of the peace<br />
will be available to witness<br />
signatures and documents,<br />
certify document copies, hear<br />
oaths, declarations, affidavits<br />
or affirmations as well as sign<br />
citizenship, sponsorship or rates<br />
rebates applications. There is no<br />
charge for this service.<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre, 37 Nayland St<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong> House and<br />
Garden Tour<br />
Sunday, 10am-4pm<br />
Treat yourself to a fabulous<br />
day in Governors <strong>Bay</strong>. Meander<br />
through gorgeous gardens,<br />
discover the hidden secrets<br />
behind the trees off the main<br />
road and be awed by the ever<br />
changing views. Gardens<br />
include Ohinetahi, owned by<br />
Sir Miles Warren; Waitahuna,<br />
the original Dyer Homestead;<br />
St Cuthbert’s Church and The<br />
Old Schoolhouse, both recently<br />
restored and many other private<br />
homes and gardens that will<br />
surprise and delight. Boxed<br />
lunch options available when<br />
booking. Your ticket price<br />
supports the enhancement<br />
of the Governors <strong>Bay</strong> School<br />
playground. For tickets and more<br />
information go to governorsbay.<br />
school.nz/hgt<br />
The ABC of Flowers and Bees<br />
Sunday, 4-5pm<br />
Bees in New Zealand cannot<br />
survive without us and we<br />
cannot survive without the bees.<br />
In this public talk, Dr Linda<br />
Newstrom-Lloyd, leader of the<br />
Trees for Bees NZ programme,<br />
will explain what we can do to<br />
help bees find sources of nectar<br />
and pollen all year round and<br />
how we can plant our gardens<br />
and open spaces to be bee<br />
friendly. Entry by gold coin<br />
donation.<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre, 37 Nayland St<br />
Sumner Playgroup<br />
Monday, 9.30-11.30am<br />
For children aged up to five<br />
years and their caregivers.<br />
Different areas of play include<br />
arts/crafts, dress up, constructive<br />
play, outdoor/physical play<br />
weather permitting. Morning tea<br />
for adults and children provided.<br />
Cost $3 for adult and child, $2<br />
for additional child.<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre, 37 Nayland St<br />
Brass Band Christmas<br />
Concert<br />
Wednesday, <strong>November</strong> 29,<br />
11am<br />
The 50s Up Brass Band are<br />
holding their Christmas Concert<br />
at the Woolston Club this year.<br />
Mark it on your calendar now so<br />
you won’t miss out on this great<br />
hour of entertainment. Entry is<br />
by gold coin donation.<br />
Woolston Club Hargood St<br />
Blast from the Past<br />
Thursday, <strong>November</strong> 30, 10am-<br />
3pm<br />
A new event especially for<br />
those aged 50-plus. Vulcan<br />
railcar, tram and veteran car<br />
rides, old time movies and<br />
GARDEN BONANZA: There<br />
are 11 gardens to explore in<br />
the Sumner Garden Show<br />
this weekend, along with<br />
workshops on the art of<br />
espalier, planting for bees<br />
and composting. Places in the<br />
workshops are limited, email<br />
kirstyrueppell@hotmail.com<br />
to register. Coffee and cake is<br />
included in the ticket price and<br />
there is an optional lunchbox<br />
which can be ordered with<br />
your ticket. Entry is $30 via<br />
Eventfinda or ph 0800 289 849.<br />
Sunday, 10am-4pm. Proceeds<br />
go to Sumner School. <br />
school lessons from the good old<br />
days. Have a sing-a-long to easy<br />
listening jazz and the ukulele<br />
band. $7.50 seniors, $10 adults.<br />
Ferrymead Heritage Park, 50<br />
Ferrymead Park Drive<br />
Markets:<br />
The weekly markets have<br />
many different attractions and<br />
delicious treats on offer. From<br />
fresh produce to freshly baked<br />
bread, cheeses and free range<br />
eggs. Find some healthy food<br />
options and sip on a coffee while<br />
taking a wander around any of<br />
the markets happening in the<br />
area at the weekend.<br />
Lyttelton Farmers Market:<br />
Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St.<br />
Mt Pleasant Farmers Market:<br />
Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3<br />
McCormacks <strong>Bay</strong> Rd.<br />
Akaroa Farmers Market:<br />
Saturday, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira<br />
car park.<br />
Sumner Market: Sunday,<br />
11am-3pm, cnr Esplanade and<br />
Marriner St.<br />
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Murder on tHe orient express<br />
Wed: 10:10am, 11:50am, 2:00pm, 4:10pm, 6:20pm, 8:30pm<br />
tHu, Fri: 11:50am, 2:00pm, 4:10pm, 6:20pm, 8:30pm<br />
sat: 11:50am, 2:00pm, 4:00pm, 6:20pm, 8:30pm<br />
sun: 10:15am, 2:40pm, 5:00pm, 7:15pm<br />
Mon, tue: 11:50am, 2:00pm, 4:10pm, 6:20pm, 8:30pm<br />
sinGin’ in tHe rain sun: 12:30pm<br />
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proFessor Marston and tHe Wonder WoMen<br />
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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
HEALTH & BEAUTY<br />
Love your dentures<br />
Is it time to swap your generic denture appearance<br />
for a beautiful, natural looking smile?<br />
Internationally renowned dental<br />
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Lovebite is the person to call.<br />
His special point of difference is<br />
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An intricate knowledge and<br />
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Richard to return facial tissues back to the<br />
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Richard provides a friendly, discreet<br />
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Carmen, a recent patient said in a<br />
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Richard’s patients have varying needs,<br />
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Since he started making teeth in<br />
1980 Richard has travelled extensively,<br />
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Richard also creates porcelain crowns<br />
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A beautiful new Lovebite smile<br />
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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
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SALE AND SUPPLY OF<br />
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SECTION 127 & 101<br />
TT HOSPO LIMITED, (THE<br />
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Christchurch 8081), has made<br />
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