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AWOL: Santa is handcuffed in a scene from the film Kiwi Christmas. 

Governors Bay link 

with Santa movie 

• By Sarla Donovan 

GOVERNORS BAY film director Tony 

Simpson has just finished making the 

world’s first Kiwi family Christmas 

movie. 

Kiwi Christmas has a special 

screening for friends and family at 

Hollywood Cinema in Sumner this 

Sunday before opening nationwide on 

November 30. 

The movie tells the story of how 

Santa, frustrated by the materialism of 

Christmas, goes ‘awol’ from the North 

Pole and crash lands at a camp ground 

in New Zealand where he is adopted by 

a camping family. 

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KIWI-STYLE: Director Tony Simpson (left) and 

editor Scott Flyger are excited about the release of 

the new movie. 

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centre. 

Heathcote Valley Community 

Association committee member 

Jackie Foulkes said the building 

was opened in December last 

year but it’s not warm enough. 

“The heating isn’t sufficient. 

There are only overhead heaters 

and it doesn’t warm up in the 

winter. It needs a timer or some 

heat pumps. People won’t want 

to hire the space out if it’s 

freezing cold. It’s not fit for 

purpose.” 

Mrs Foulkes said as well as poor 

heating, the wooden deck swells 

in winter when it is wet and the 

doors out onto the deck can’t be 

opened. 

She also said that if there 

are any more than two plugs 

being used at any one time in 

the kitchen, the power shorts 

out. 

“We’re really concerned that 

the building will soon be over a 

year old and at that point I don’t 

know if we will have any recourse. 

We really need to get it fit for 

purpose,” she said. 

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DESK News..................................... 3-11 

GOOD NEWS on the bid by 

Governors Bay residents to have 

the Dyers Pass Rd speed limit 

lowered (see page 3). 

It’s been a while coming but 

after Bay Harbour News articles, 

the city council has set the 

wheels turning for change. 

But it will take time. 

The city council has announced 

it will put the matter 

out for public consultation, look 

at the results of that consultation 

and, if the majority say yes 

to lowering the speed limit, it 

will then come into force. 

Consultation is the word 

that gets in the way of effecting 

change for the better in my 

view. 

There’s no problem with it 

depending on the situation, 

but do our public figures really 

need to consult on something 

like this issue? 

In a word: No. 

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Wednesday November 22 2017 

News 

Speed limit may drop 

Progress on 

Dyers Pass Rd 

campaign 


GOVERNORS BAY resident 

Rosie Belton is pleased the Dyers 

Pass Rd speed limits could be 

lowered to 60km/h. 

The well-known author has 

been a vocal campaigner on road 

safety issues, 

including 

speeding 

vehicles and 

boy racer 

activity in 

Governors 

Rosie Belton 

Bay. 

The city 

council 

is currently seeking public 

feedback on a proposal to 

change the speed limit on Dyers 

Pass Rd, from its intersection 

with Governors Bay Rd to the 

Sign of the Takahe. 

Currently the speed limit 

along that stretch of the road 

varies between 50km/h and 

100km/h. 

Under the proposal put 

forward the variable speed 

limits would be changed to 

one consistent speed limit of 

60km/h. 

Ms Belton said it was 

“fantastic” news. “That’ll be 

brilliant. But I expect lots of 

people will complain, including 

locals,” she said. 

About 180 accidents have been 

recorded over the past decade 

along that stretch of Dyers Pass 

Rd, resulting in one fatality and 

14 serious injuries. 


“Loss of control due to 

inappropriate speeds into bends 

and risky overtaking account 

for a concerning number of the 

reported accidents,’’ said city 

council transport operations 

manager Aaron Haymes. 

“To improve safety we are 

proposing a new speed limit of 

60km/h. We are also proposing 

to add double yellow no passing 

lines and two new slow vehicle 

bays.’’ 

Mr Haymes says the aim of 

DANGER: 

A lower 

speed 

limit is 

expected 

to reduce 

the 

number 

of crashes 

on Dyers 

Pass Rd. 

the double yellow lines was to 

keep motorists on their side of 

the road. Motorists are legally 

able to cross double yellow lines 

to pass cyclists if they are able to 

do so safely. 

Public feedback is open until 

December 18. Visit www.ccc/ 

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60km/h speed limit a good 

idea? Email your views to 

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A footpath on the south side 

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There is currently no pathway 

on the Moa Bone Cave side of 

Main Rd, which means pedestrians 

have to cross the road 

to access the pathway on the 

north side. The pathway has 

been out of action since the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake 

rendered it unusable. 

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ACCOMMODATION activities 

at a Sumner house are being 

investigated by the city council 

for the second time this year. 

The property at 58 Marriner 

St is owned by property investor 

Denis Harwood – a prominent 

objector to the proposed Levis 

skate park across the road. 

The city council has found 

potential non-compliances with 

the District Plan relating to 

short-term guest accommodation 

activities at the site. 

“We have provided guidance 

to the occupant in relation to 

District Plan requirements for 

these activities and we are currently 

working with the owner to 

achieve voluntary compliance,” 

city council head of regulatory 

compliance Tracey Weston said. 

In March this year, following 

complaints from residents, 

including two about noise, the 

city council shut down an illegal 

hostel being operated from the 

property by a tenant, Julian Bell. 

A resource consent is required 

if a property is to be run as a 

hostel. 

Mr Harwood said he had 

been out of the country for 

the past two months and had 

not been contacted by the city 

council about any non-compliant 

activity at the property. 

He said the house was managed 

by a property management 

company and it had not been in 

touch with any concerns. 

Residents spoken to at the 

property by Bay Harbour News 

yesterday said there were three 

shared rooms with four to five 


Property under investigation again 

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beds in each and two private 

rooms. 

Robert Shulz from Germany 

had lived there for several 

months, along with seven others. 

He said he paid $130 a week for 

a bed in a shared room and enjoyed 

living at the property. 

He said the property wasn’t a 

hostel and he was not aware of 

any compliance problems. 

A woman who lives in a 

neighbouring property, who 

did not want to be named, told 

Bay Harbour News the current 

tenants “seemed pretty good” 

compared with some of the 

people who had lived at the 

property previously. 

In 2015, Mr Harwood argued 

strongly that the skate park 

should not go ahead on the 

Esplanade, because he planned 

to build a five-star apartment 

complex at 58 Marriner St and 

had concerns over noise and 

safety if there was a skate park 

opposite. 

The development, for which 

consent has yet to be lodged 

with the city council, is listed 

as an anchor project in the city 

council’s Sumner Village Centre 

Master Plan. 

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former Maltworks site 

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Thirteen villas have been 

completed and a further two 

are under construction. A 

clubhouse for the village is 

expected to gain resource 

consent early next year. Sixty 

five villas and townhouses 

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completed development. 

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Church Bay 

road one lane 

until February 


IT WILL be February before 

slip-damaged Marine Drive in 

Church Bay is restored back to 

two-lane traffic. 

A mother and daughter had a 

lucky escape after a landslide hit 

their home on September 2. 

The slip pushed a set of double 

garages down the hill, taking out 

part of the road and the house. 

Since that time, the road has 

been reduced to one lane. 

City council planning and delivery 

transport manager Lynette 

Ellis said contractors would start 

work before Christmas, with 

completion “anticipated” in late 

February. 

“Following the slip, geotechnical 

investigations and a detailed 

design for repairs was undertaken, 

and the works were tendered,” 

Ms Ellis said. 

The awarding of the tender was 

“imminent,” she said. 

Ms Ellis said the road would 

not be fully closed at any stage. 

“The intention is for the road 

to remain open at all times, 

however, it will be restricted to 

one way flow under the control of 

traffic lights, as it is at present.” 

Governors Bay link with Santa film 

•From page 1 

Meanwhile, the Coastguard 

think an illegal alien has come in 

to the country so they go under 

cover at the camp. 

The family has to save Santa 

from the Coastguard and then 

convince him to go back to the 

North Pole and complete his 

duties. 

Co-written with Andy Gunn 

(brother of Jason Gunn) Mr 

Simpson said the idea came 

during one of his own family’s 

Christmas camping trips to 

Totaranui in the Abel Tasman 

National Park, where his children 

wondered if Santa would be able 

to find them at the camp ground. 

Although it is not 

autobiographical, Mr Simpson 

said the film was quintessentially 

Kiwi, unlike most other 

Christmas movies which were set 

in the Northern Hemisphere. 

“Kiwi Christmas is our very 

own family Christmas film,” Mr 

Simpson told the Bay Harbour 

News. 

It has taken four years to 

make, which was a “fairly quick 

turnaround” for a feature film, 

he said. 

Both Mr Simpson and his 

editor Scott Flyger live in 

Governors Bay, which you might 

think would be a bit 

far from the filmmaking action. 

But he said the first couple of 

years were taken up with getting 

the script written and the finance 

and distribution organised. 

“You can live pretty much 

anywhere because you can do so 

much of that over the internet. I 

was away for about three months 

making the film in Auckland. 

What was good this time was 

that Scott happened to live in 

the bay and the sound editor 

Chris Sinclair has a studio in 

Christchurch. So I didn’t have to 

travel to do post production.’’ 

Most of the cast and crew lived 

in Auckland so filming took 

place just north of Orewa Beach, 

with funding from the New 

Zealand Film Commission. 

Mr Simpson said he wanted to 

make a movie that would appeal 

to families around the world, 

and give kiwis the chance to see 

themselves on the big screen. 

“We’ll finally have something 

personal to watch at Christmas 

time and create a new family 

tradition with something that 

reflects the magic of that time of 

year, Kiwi-style.” 

It’s the second film Mr 

Simpson has made with Mr 

Gunn. 

The two worked together on 

2012s Kiwi Flyer, inspired by 

the Nelson Trolley Derby which 

was an institution in the Nelson 

community where Mr Simpson 

grew up. 

He shifted to Governors Bay 

with his wife Helen nine years 

ago, just after their third child 

was born. 

“It’s a lovely community and 

I particularly like the dramatic 

landscape with the towering 

hillside and the ever-changing 

harbour. 

I’m looking forward to summer 

and getting the boat out and 

heading over to Quail Island.” 

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News 

•From page 1 

But city council capital 

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manager Darren Moses 

said all “contractual 

defects” had been 

remedied at the 

centre. 

“City council staff 

will be meeting 

with the operators 

of the facility 

shortly to discuss 

management of the 

community centre,” 

he said. 

Heathcote Ward city 

councillor Sara Templeton 

Sara 

Templeton 

said the city council may 

have to remedy some of the 

issues. 

“It might be that the 

contractors have 

done what they’ve 

been asked but due 

to the design, it’s 

not fit for purpose. 

It may that the city 

council needs to do 

a few extra things 

to make sure that 

the building is fit 

for purpose. I’m 

working on that at the 

moment.” 

Mrs Foulkes said it 

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Frustration over centre repairs 

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problems could be 

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safety issues. 

She said it was important 

to meet with city council 

staff to work out some 

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The community centre 

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Library. 

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Community Centre was 

demolished following 

the February 22, 2011 

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Stonemasons start on Timeball 


STONEMASONS will start 

work tomorrow on Lyttelton’s 

iconic Timeball Tower as its 

rebuild picks up pace. 

They will start installing the 

exterior stonework this week 

using stones from the original 

structure where possible, said 

Heritage New Zealand general 

manager Nick Chin. 

A small group of workers 

have been stationed at the 

Ferrymead site where the 

stones are stored, cleaning 

and preparing them for the 

stonemasons to use. 

Wellington firm Bosworth 

Stone won the contract for the 

stonework, which is expected 

to take until March to complete. 

Two stonemasons will be on 

site and will have helpers at 

various times. 

Meanwhile, the first 

concrete pour – up to the 

first floor of the reinforced 

concrete walls – will also take 

place this week. 

Mr Chin said everything is 

“on track and on budget” for 

an April completion date. 

The $2.8 million restoration 

project has been funded 

by a $1.3 million Lotteries 

grant; $1.1 million grant from 

charitable trust, Landmark; 

PROGRESS: Repairs to Lyttelton’s Timeball Tower are picking up pace, with stonemasons 

due to start work on the site tomorrow. The aim is to restore the tower which stood tall 

against the harbour hills before the February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

and $325,000 from Stout 

Trust, Holcim Cement, Parkinson 

Memorial Trust and 

the Mainland Foundation, 

said Mr Chin. The insurance 

payout funded the demolition 

costs. 

Community members 

have driven the campaign to 

rebuild the landmark and they 

would be acknowledged and 

celebrated at an opening ceremony 

when the Timeball was 

completed. The landscaping 

will eventually be restored as 

much as possible to its original 

state, with new information 

boards on site which will display 

the Timeball’s history. 

It is one of only 15 left in the 

world and the only one to have 

undergone a post-earthquake 

restoration. 

When completed, the tower 

will once again overlook the 

harbour and township, with 


the Timeball dropping at 1pm 

each day. 

•Hawkins Construction 

and Heritage New 

Zealand are sharing the 

cost of a time-lapse 

camera which is capturing 

progress of the build every 

10min from 6.30am to 

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Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, 

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News 

Redcliffs School farewells 

old site at Sunday carnival 

A CENTURY after it opened on 

Main Rd, Redcliffs School’s old 

campus will be farewelled this 

weekend. 

The school has permission 

from the Ministry of Education 

to hold its annual fair on the 

original Main Rd 

site in a “celebration 

of community 

spirit”. 

Principal Rose 

McInerney has 

put the call out to 

Rose 

McInerney 

past pupils, staff 

and the wider 

community to support 

the school in 

fundraising for the new campus, 

scheduled to open across the 

road at Redcliffs Park in 2019. 

“There are an extraordinary 

number of people who got in behind 

us and helped fight to keep 

our school open and return the 

school to its community. We’d 

like to invite everyone involved 

to come along and say goodbye 

to our old school site and buildings 

and celebrate new beginnings 

– a brand new Redcliffs 

School over the road in 2019,” Ms 

McInerney said. 

Redcliffs School opened in 

1907 following the construction 

of the causeway allowing electric 

trams through from the city. 

The first school fair was held 

at Easter in 1947 and the first 

spring fair was held in September 

1952, when funds were raised 

to purchase a typewriter for the 

school’s office. 

Ms McInerney said it was now 

Redcliffs School’s main fundraiser 

and a vital source of income. 

In preparation for the fair, volunteers 

have put in hundreds of 

hours tidying the school grounds 

and clearing and cleaning the old 

school site buildings, which have 

been vacant since 2011. 

Teams of volunteers have been 

dismantling, salvaging, selling 

off and donating the school’s 

fixtures and fittings to minimise 

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will be held 

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weekend. 

waste ahead of its demolition. 

Two working bees have taken 

place, including preparation for 

a load of school equipment to be 

shipped to Vanuatu as part of a 

Pacific Pathways charity initiative. 

Organiser Zoe Fidler said the 

fair was one of the biggest in 

Christchurch, with more than 

5000 people expected to attend. 

“It is a fun-filled day for the 

whole family featuring carnival 

rides, white elephant stall, 

food stalls, good old-fashioned 

sideshows, crafts, plants, sweets, 

cakes, toys, clothes, books and 

more,” said Mrs Fidler. 

•The Redcliffs School Fair 

will be held on Sunday from 

11am-3pm. 

Council closes the book 

on bid to staff Sumner 

library over weekends 


THE CITY council has been 

criticised for building a library 

in Sumner that it can’t afford to 

staff on weekends. 

The Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

has asked city council staff to 

investigate whether 

extended opening 

hours were possible 

after residents 

complained about 

its limited weekend 

times. 

The library is 

currently only 

open from 10am- 

1pm on Saturday 

and is closed on 

Sunday. 

But city council 

staff have advised 

board members 

that “owing to the current 

financial climate, libraries are 

unable to increase the level of 

service”. 

Sumner Residents’ 

Association spokeswoman 

Kimberley Mossman said the 

city council should have built 

a cheaper library and ensured 

there was money left over to 

staff it adequately. 

It was frustrating the city 

council hadn’t gone for a 

“smaller, more affordable library 

and had more money in the 

kitty to staff it”, Ms Mossman 

said. 

Sumner Centre: Matukutuku 

Takotako cost $10 

million to build. As well 

as the library, it includes 

meeting rooms, a 

community hall and a 

museum. 

Heathcote Ward 

city councillor Sara 

Templeton said the 

board had asked city 

council staff to come 

back with some options, 

Kimberley 

but that was not what it 

Mossman had been given. 

“A simple ‘no’ is 

disappointing. I’m sure that 

with some more creative and 

out-of-the-box thinking, and 

community involvement, a 

solution can be found.” 

Cr Templeton said she would 

be raising the issue again at the 

board’s fortnightly meeting 

today. 

Our pre-Christmas exhibition is once again an allwoman 

gathering of multi-media artists. Whimsical 

takes on personal themes, each of these artists 

serve us their ‘Signature Dish’. 

The exhibition runs for three weeks finishing 

18th of December, giving plenty of time to wrap a 

Christmas gift for someone very special. 

Lisa Grennell’s work is whimsical, much like a 

child’s imagination. Designed to make the viewer 

smile and think of their own childhood, 

whilst questioning contemporary society 

and its impact on the environment. ‘The 

Simple Life’ is inspiration for this new 

work. 

Blanche Fryer’s work for this exhibition 

has been inspired by the anthropomorphic 

interpretation of the inner life of fish. 

“We hear of horse whisperers, canine 

communicators, mammal channelling, 

but you never hear of a yarn with a fish, excepting 

if there is a hook on the end. It has been really 

enjoyable creating these characters and also 

playing with a few different glazes.” 

Jane Downes pieces ‘Dwell’, a continuation of her 

body of work ‘Shelter’. Designed almost completely 

for function and the upholding of cultural values, 

offering shelter, protection and observation. These 

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formation of shadows. 

Kara Burrowes explains her rationale – “I’m drawn 

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exposed walls, discarded objects. Often it’s the 

banal and mundane that sparks an idea, the 

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into something precious and alluring.” 

Blanche Fryer’s anthropomorphic interpretation 

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Amy Hoedemakers, “I used sketches from walking 

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as reference points. I wanted my work to have 

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Call for more to be 

done on Beachville Rd 


NOT ENOUGH is being 

done to tidy up the 

Beachville Rd esplanade, 

the Redcliffs Residents 

Association says. 

Association secretary 

Pat McIntosh wrote to city 

council infrastructure rebuild 

liaison manager Ross 

Herrett last month about 

the unfinished landscaping 

and “unsightly” overgrown 

grass next to the new $4.6 

milion seawall. 

After the Bay Harbour 

News published an article 

about the issue earlier 

this month city council 

contractors mowed the 

weed-ridden area a few 

days later. 

But Dr McIntosh says 

matters they raised in the 

letter to the city council 

still haven’t been addressed, 

including replacing 

damaged picnic tables 

and resowing bare patches 

of land. 

And the tables which 

were there previously were 

removed from the area 

during construction of the 

seawall and subsequently 

GONE: The Redcliffs Residents Association would 

like to see new picnic tables installed along the 

Beachville Rd esplanade to replace the broken ones 

which have been removed. 

damaged beyond repair. 

Dr McIntosh said she has 

asked the city council for 

replacements but was told 

it was up to the Coastal 

Pathway Group. 

However, they were short 

of money and had other 

priorities, she said. 

CPG chairman Scott 

Babington said they had 

applied for funds for 

replacement furniture but 

hadn’t heard back about 

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from the Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community 

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bare patches of earth fixed 

up and new picnic tables 

installed. 

They will also be seeking 

community feedback early 

next year on ideas for the 

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Learn lessons from passive resistance 


The lessons 

of Parihaka 

are ones we 

should take 

forward with 

us as a nation, 

writes MP for 

Port Hills Ruth Dyson 

Every year on November 5 

there is a small but powerful 

gathering of people in the 

Lyttelton Rose Garden which 

surrounds the old Lyttelton 

jail, to commemorate Parihaka 

Day. 

This significant and dark day 

in our history is far more worthwhile 

commemorating than Guy 

Fawkes. 

On this day in 1881, there was 

an armed invasion by Crown 

troops and militia of the small 

Taranaki Māori settlement 

of Parihaka. Confronting the 

armed invasion on that day on 

the local marae, 2500 unarmed 

adults, including their leaders, 

the Christian pacifist prophets 

Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu 

Kakahi, sat waiting. 

The armed soldiers were 

made to walk past rows of singing 

children and past rows of 

hundreds of women, to where 

the men waited. The two leaders, 

along with 634 others, were 

arrested and led away. In spite of 

the extreme aggravation, no one 

responded with violence. 

In the days that followed, 1600 

people were forcibly dispersed, 

houses and crops were razed, 

women raped and animals 

slaughtered. The settlement of 

Parihaka was totally destroyed 

but there was still no violent 

resistance. 

In spite of not having lifted a 

finger to oppose the invasion, Te 

Whiti and Tohu were charged 

with sedition. Both were found 

guilty and sent to Addington 

Prison, where they served for 16 

months. 

Others were sent without trial 

to prisons in Wellington, Hokitika, 

Lyttelton, Ripapa Island in 

Lyttelton Harbour and Dunedin. 

Many did not survive the harsh 

conditions. 

This campaign of non-violent 

resistance preceded those of 

Gandhi and Martin Luther 

King and should be recognised 

internationally as amongst the 

first. 

We should start with recognition 

of these events in our own 

country. We are a small and 

comparatively young nation but 

many are totally ignorant of our 

own history. 

The lessons of Parihaka of 

passive resistance, peaceful 

non-violence and coexistence are 

lessons we should carry forward 

with us as a nation. 

JAILED: Quarantine buildings on Ripapa Island in Lyttelton 

Harbour were used to imprison members of the Taranaki Maori 

settlement of Parihaka. 

Paid parental leave needs 

to evolve and be flexible 

National List 

MP Nuk Korako 

questions 

whether paid 

parental leave 

is flexible 

enough for 

parents in the 

community 

Who might be affected by 

changes to paid parental leave in 

the local area? Working parents 

with newborns and young 

children and local businesses. 

There are so many challenges 

when we arrive home with our 

gorgeous little bundle of baby. 

It can be bewildering to say the 

least and without flexibility the 

people in our community who 

have the least ability to take time 

off from work will be the most 

affected. 

The Government plans to 

extend paid parental leave to 22 

weeks from July 1, 2018, with an 

increase to 26 weeks from July 1, 

2020. I am very happy with the 

extension to 22 weeks for our local 

families. 

The National Party extended 

paid parental leave from 15 to 18 

weeks with the intention to continue 

to extend PPL to 22 weeks 

as it is good for families. 

What I am concerned about 

is the missed opportunity by 

this Government to seek public 

consultation from people in our 

Port Hills electorate, even though 

it has seven months until it comes 

into effect. 

I would like to see more 

flexibility so that families who 

may not have the means or the 

ability to take leave at the same 

time, can do so as they should 

have the same rights as the 

people who do have the means to 

do so. 

Having four children, my wife 

Chris and I have discussed this at 

length and I share the same view 

as Chris and those local people 

I’ve spoken to, and that is that 

PPL is an important opportunity 

for New Zealand families but it 

needs to continue to evolve as 

there are situations that require 

two parents to be at home. 

Two good examples highlighted 

to me by locals are not being able 

to drive for up to six weeks after 

a caesarean birth and post natal 

depression. 

I believe that it is critical to 

support parents in our community 

in those early months and I 

acknowledge that there are situations 

that require two parents to 

be at home, so it is vital that there 

is flexibility to address that. 

PPL is a great opportunity 

for New Zealand families and it 

needs to continue to evolve with 

more consideration and public 

feedback. 

We said: 

Banks Peninsula 

Community Board members 

have been told almost half 

of freedom campers don’t 

pay their fines 

You said: 

Sam Stoner – Same as 

any fine. Give it to someone 

from another country they’ll 

just go home and never pay it. 

Make them pay then and there 

or all their stuff gets 

impounded. 

Pete Hustwick – It’s all 

really quite simple. You clamp 

them. And when the fine is paid 

in full in cash, then they can get 

under way again. It would only 

take a few for the word to get 

around. We are way too nice in 

this country. 

Candice Johnson 

– Passport information should 

be taken, and should be flagged 

if they try and leave without 

paying. Tourists are having a 

laugh at how soft NZ is. 

Tiffany Cavanaugh –We 

can’t leave the country without 

paying our fines, tourists 

shouldn’t be able to either. 

Carl de Malmanche – How 

stupid bureaucratic NZ is that 

they even thought they would. 

These are foreigners, not Kiwis. 

When they walk away they don’t 

have to look back. They travel 

through countries with much 

harsher and stricter rules so NZ 

is such a milksop compared to 

what they’re used to. How many 

other countries would be stupid 

enough to expect foreigners to 

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Sumner’s next generation on track 

SPORTS 

SUMNER Running Club’s 

juniors competed in the 

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at Rawhiti Domain on Saturday. 

The quadrathon saw grade 

10-14 athletes compete in four 

disciplines across sprinting, 

distance running, jumping and 

throwing events. 

The grade 7-9 ribbon event was 

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Aaron Clarke looked 

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Jorja Williams leaped 

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Ruby Love-Smith and her brother, Leo, were all smiles with 

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Heathcote bowlers blast Sumner to stay top of one-day table 

• By Gordon Findlater 

HEATHCOTE have maintained 

their lead at the top of the Metro 

A one-day cricket competition 

with a commanding six-wicket 

victory over Sumner at St 

Leonards Square on Saturday. 

Sumner batted first on their 

home wicket, knowing a decent 

total would be needed against 

the competition’s leader, who 

haven’t scored less than 160 in 

an innings this season. 

Heathcote’s pace attack struck 

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and Michael Newton-Vesty, 0, in 

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Dann Vann and Andrew 

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Sumner. 

However, their first innings 

total was never going to be 

enough, and Heathcote reached 

the total in the 24th over to 

secure a four wicket victory. 

•Round nine on Saturday 

will see Heathcote take 

on Halswell at Halswell 

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TASTY: Niamh Savage feeds hay to a 

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Ava Herniman (left) and Indie Giles (right). 

PUPILS FROM Our Lady Star of 

the Sea School in Sumner had a visit 

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travelling by bus to Canterbury 

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to 4 teacher Maree Cooper organised 

the trip along with staff and parents 

who helped make the visit to the show 

a great success. Principal John Kane 

said the children were “beautifully 

behaved” throughout the day. 

The new entrant class 

at Our Lady Star of the 

Sea School recently 

made a scarecrow to 

protect the vegetables 

in the St Francis 

garden from greedy 

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Climate Change and Our Coast 

Thursday, 6.30-7.30pm, 

Tuesday, 4.30pm – 6pm 

Go along and discuss the latest 

coastal hazard information from 

the recently released Coastal 

Hazard Assessment. City council 

staff working in natural hazards, 

consents, civil defence and 

emergency management will 

be on hand to talk through the 

report findings. 

Thursday at the Akaroa 

Sports Pavilion, Tuesday at the 

Diamond Harbour Memorial 

Hall. 

Create ’n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Enjoy company and creativity 

at the weekly create ’n’ connect 

art and craft group. Take your 

own project or just go along 

and get some inspiration. $3 per 

session. Phone Beth for more 

information, 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. 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Augusta St, Redcliffs 

JP Clinic 

Saturday, 10am-noon 

A justice of the peace 

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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 

Governors Bay House and 

Garden Tour 

Sunday, 10am-4pm 

Treat yourself to a fabulous 

day in Governors Bay. Meander 

through gorgeous gardens, 

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behind the trees off the main 

road and be awed by the ever 

changing views. Gardens 

include Ohinetahi, owned by 

Sir Miles Warren; Waitahuna, 

the original Dyer Homestead; 

St Cuthbert’s Church and The 

Old Schoolhouse, both recently 

restored and many other private 

homes and gardens that will 

surprise and delight. Boxed 

lunch options available when 

booking. Your ticket price 

supports the enhancement 

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playground. For tickets and more 

information go to governorsbay. 

school.nz/hgt 

The ABC of Flowers and Bees 

Sunday, 4-5pm 

Bees in New Zealand cannot 

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cannot survive without the bees. 

In this public talk, Dr Linda 

Newstrom-Lloyd, leader of the 

Trees for Bees NZ programme, 

will explain what we can do to 

help bees find sources of nectar 

and pollen all year round and 

how we can plant our gardens 

and open spaces to be bee 

friendly. Entry by gold coin 

donation. 



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. 



Brass Band Christmas 

Concert 

Wednesday, November 29, 

11am 

The 50s Up Brass Band are 

holding their Christmas Concert 

at the Woolston Club this year. 

Mark it on your calendar now so 

you won’t miss out on this great 

hour of entertainment. Entry is 

by gold coin donation. 

Woolston Club Hargood St 

Blast from the Past 

Thursday, November 30, 10am- 

3pm 

A new event especially for 

those aged 50-plus. Vulcan 

railcar, tram and veteran car 

rides, old time movies and 

GARDEN BONANZA: There 

are 11 gardens to explore in 

the Sumner Garden Show 

this weekend, along with 

workshops on the art of 

espalier, planting for bees 

and composting. Places in the 

workshops are limited, email 

kirstyrueppell@hotmail.com 

to register. Coffee and cake is 

included in the ticket price and 

there is an optional lunchbox 

which can be ordered with 

your ticket. Entry is $30 via 

Eventfinda or ph 0800 289 849. 

Sunday, 10am-4pm. Proceeds 

go to Sumner School. 

school lessons from the good old 

days. Have a sing-a-long to easy 

listening jazz and the ukulele 

band. $7.50 seniors, $10 adults. 

Ferrymead Heritage Park, 50 

Ferrymead Park Drive 

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: 

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 

car park. 

Sumner Market: Sunday, 

11am-3pm, cnr Esplanade and 

Marriner St. 

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HEALTH & BEAUTY 

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Public Notices 

SALE AND SUPPLY OF 

ALCOHOL ACT 2012 

SECTION 127 & 101 

TT HOSPO LIMITED, (THE 

LICENSEE, The Village Inn, 

41B Nayland Street, Sumner, 

Christchurch 8081), has made 

application to the District 

Licensing Committee at 

Christchurch for the renewal 

of ON-LICENCE RENEWAL in 

respect of the premises situated 

at 41B Nayland Street known as 

THE VILLAGE INN. 

The general nature of the 

business conducted under 

the licence is: ON-LICENCE 

RESTAURANT CLASS 1. 

The days on which and the 

hours during which alcohol 

is sold under the licence are: 

MONDAY TO SUNDAY 10.00AM 

TO 1.00AM THE FOLLOWING 

DAY. 

The application may be 

inspected during ordinary 

office hours at the office of the 

Christchurch District Licensing 

Committee, Civic Offices, 77 

Hereford Street, Christchurch. 

Any person who is entitled to 

object and who wishes to object 

to the grant of the application 

may, not later than 15 working 

days after the date of the first 

publication of this notice, file a 

notice in writing of the objection 

with the Secretary of the District 

Licensing Committee, PO Box 

73049, Christchurch 8154. 

No objection to the renewal of a 

licence may be made in relation 

to a matter other than a matter 

specified in section 131 of the 

Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 

2012. 

This is the first publication of 

this notice. 


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BAY HARBOUR 


Don’t forget to 

pre-order your 

Christmas 

Turkey 

. 

20 th to 26 th November 2017 

super deal 

Fresh NZ Skin On Chicken Breast Fillets 

super deal 

USA Bi-Colour Seedless Grapes 500g 

super deal 

$ 

8 99 

kg 

$ 

3 99 

pk 

$ 

6 00 

ea 

Sanitarium 

Weet-Bix 1.2kg 

super deal 

Fresh NZ Pork Leg Roast 

(Excludes Free Range) 

super deal 

Hothouse Loose Tomatoes 

super deal 

Alpine Butter 500g 

$ 

7 99 

kg 

$ 

2 99 

kg 

$ 

5 49 

ea 

super deal 

$ 

2 49 

ea 

3 for 

$ 

5 00 

super deal 

$ 

2 99 

ea 

Coke/Sprite/Fanta/ 

Lift/L&P 1.5L 

Bluebird Original/Thick/ 

Thinly Cut Chips 

140/150g 

RJ’s Soft Licorice/ 

Family Bag 

220-300g 

super deal 

DB Draught/Export Gold/Tui 

24 x 330ml Bottles 

super deal 

super deal 

$ 

30 99 

pk 

$ 

7 99 

ea 

$ 

1 89 

ea 

First Pick/ 

Riverstone 

750ml 

Chef Canned Cat Food 

690-700g 

. 

. 

. 

. 

Owned & operated 

by locals 

SuperValue Lyttelton: 17 London Street, Lyttelton. Phone 328 7368. Open 7am – 9pm, 7 days. 

SuperValue Sumner: 3 Village Mall, Sumner. Phone 326 5688. Open 7am – 9pm, 7 days. 

While stocks last at SuperValue Lyttelton and Sumner only. 

We reserve the right to limit quantities. Trade not supplied. 

Please drink 

responsibly 

all the Christmas inspiration you want at SuperValue.co.nz | 

. 

svbhn2211

Bay Harbour: November 22, 2017

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