Southern View: January 23, 2018

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• By Bridget Rutherford 

THE REOPENING of Sydenham 

Park has been delayed for a fourth 

time due to wet weather. 

City council neighbourhood and 

sports parks operation manager Al 

Hardy said the renovations will now 

be completed by April 1 in time to 

host matches in the Christchurch 

Casino Golden Oldies Sports Celebration 

2018. 

“The grass is in its grow-in phase 

and we anticipate that the grounds 

could start to be utilised progressively 

from early April.” 

The work to install four cricket 

blocks and three sand carpet playing 

fields began in April last year. 

Originally it was meant to be finished 

by July. That was then delayed 

until October due to bad weather. 

The city council then pushed that 

out until February. The city council 

told Southern View it has now been 

delayed again until April. 

Mr Hardy said the delays had been 

directly attributed to wet or extreme 

weather conditions during winter. 

“In August last year we did plan to 

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From Waimairi beach, but now based at an academy at Kiwi 

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Woolston Cut dredging starts 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

A PROJECT to dredge the 

Woolston Cut begins this week. 

City Care will do the work, 

which is taking place between 

the flood control gates at Connal 

St and Long St. 

The project is expected to be 

completed by June. 

Several small dams would be 

constructed in the waterway to 

allow the silt to be removed by a 

long reach excavator. 

It would then be loaded on 

trucks and taken away to be 

disposed. 

During the work, each section 

will be fenced off and there will 

be no access to the Heathcote 

River and walkways in the work 

area. 

The cut was built in the 1980s 

to prevent flooding in the lower 

Heathcote River area, and for 

other catchment-wide improvements, 

such as the upper Heathcote 

detention basins. 

Water from the Heathcote 

flows into the cut, which can 

then be opened during floods 

using the tidal barrage. 

The city council decided to 

dredge the cut so it continued to 

provide effective flood remediation. 

It is currently about 50 per 

cent full of silt and liquefaction. 

Originally the project was 

PROGRESS: The removal of silt from the Woolston Cut will begin this week. 

PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS 

meant to start in October, but 

asbestos was found in the silt, 

which caused it to be delayed. 

Because of the contamination, 

it was expected to cost slightly 

more than the original $2.3 million 

budget. 

Contamination mitigation 

strategies have been developed to 

ensure contaminated silt will be 

removed and disposed of safely 

and at the right facility. 

However, the majority of the 

silt is not contaminated. 

The city council has also 

installed rubbish booms in the 

Heathcote and Avon rivers, 

which gather floating debris. 

It is then harvested by City 

Care and sent to landfill. 

Booms were previously 

deployed in this way but were 

removed following the earthquakes. 

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The hearing panel on proposed 

boy racer vehicle restrictions 

on Summit Rd is likely to be led 

by city councillor David East. 

The city council will meet on 

Thursday to approve the makeup 

of the panel. Deputy Mayor 

Andrew Turner, city councillor 

Tim Scandrett, and community 

board members Melanie Coker, 

Ross McFarlane, Darrell Latham 

and Christine Wilson have been 

put forward as panel members. 

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Dream job of keeping abreast of bugs 

BRIAN PATRICK loves bugs. 

The Woolston entomologist 

and ecologist won’t leave home 

without a jar in his pocket just in 

case he spots a rare specimen. 

Creepy crawlies aren’t 

everyone’s favourite thing, 

but Mr Patrick, who works for 

Wildlands Consultants, is in 

the middle of his dream job, 

collecting insects at the Botanic 

Gardens. 

Mr Patrick has been tasked 

by the city council’s parks conservation 

team with a summer 

survey of the small fauna living 

in the central city park, including 

butterflies, moths, cicadas, 

grasshoppers, weta, crickets, 

praying mantis, cockroaches, 

stick insects, beetles, dragonflies, 

bees and flies. 

He believes the survey is a trailblazer 

and shows that a botanic 

gardens is full of exciting wildlife. 

“This is a New Zealand first. 

Nobody has ever been brave 

enough to do this before. I’ve 

already found plenty of unusual 

species. The native brooms have 

been yielding a lot of surprises, 

especially interesting caterpillars.” 

The work, which he is carrying 

out during the day and at night, 

is mainly funded by Friends 

of the Christchurch Botanic 

Gardens. 

Visitors to the gardens have 

been fascinated to see him bashing 

bushes, walking around with 

a net, and crawling on his hands 

and knees on the ground. 

At night, usually between 

10pm and midnight, he uses a 

160 watt UV light and a white 

sheet to trap moths and butterflies 

and other nocturnal insects. 

After he finishes his survey 

in late summer he will present 

the gardens with a pinned and 

named collection of dried insects 

in entomological boxes. 

He will explain the significance 

of his findings including noting 

which are new, threatened or 

endangered species. 

Botanic Gardens curator John 

Clemens said the survey results 

will provide valuable information 

NATURE: If 

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the Botanic 

Gardens keep 

an eye out for 

Woolston’s 

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who is 

surveying 

bugs. 

on plants the insects are associating 

with which will help guide 

future decisions. 

“By improving our plant collection 

we can also look after the 

insect life. We’re intrigued to see 

what Brian will come up with 

about the ecology of the gardens,” 

he said. 

Mr Patrick is an expert on the 

order lepidoptera, a large group 

of insects that includes moths 

and butterflies. 

He started collecting bugs as a 

10-year-old living in Invercargill 

and still has records of his first 

trip on January 1, 1970, when he 

began a database. 

Since then he has carried out 

about 3770 bug hunting trips. 

Why does he love insects so 

much? 

“I think I’m driven by patterns. 

I like the striking patterns on 

their wings, the distribution 

patterns, and patterns in the way 

they interact with the plants they 

feed on. I’m a mathematically 

trained person so that makes it 

really rewarding when you come 

to predictions based on your 

observations.” 

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• By Emily O’Connell 

A COUNTRY rugby club is 

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‘friends’ in a bid to stop the city 

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million mega centre in Denton 

Park. 

Darfield rugby club president 

Scott McIlroy said it will do 

whatever is needed to help the 

Hornby Rugby Football Club. 

“If they’re trying to close 

Denton Park, we’ll definitely be 

in behind them to try and keep 

it going,” he said. 

The proposed facility has been 

highly controversial with sports 

clubs fearful of losing their 

home grounds. 

Mr McIlroy said he’s not sure 

what they can do to assist yet. 

“No, I don’t know what options 

are available but I’m sure 

we’ll look at anything that helps 

them tick along,” he said. 

Hornby club chairwoman Lyn 

Hucklebridge is grateful for the 

support and she hopes more 

clubs follow suit. 

Mrs Hucklebridge said the 

Save Denton Park group will 

discuss what Darfield could do 

and get back to them. 

“What we need is for everyone 

to be outspoken about the whole 

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Hornby club chairwoman Lyn Hucklebridge will be working 

together to save Denton Park. 

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Halswell 

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HALSWELL residents are 

concerned with the amount of 

graffiti which has appeared in 

their suburb. 

City council graffiti clean-up 

volunteer and Halswell Residents’ 

Association treasurer Matt 

Shallcrass said State Highway 75 

in Halswell is a popular spot for 

vandalism. 

“I think it’s just people passing 

through the area,” he said. 

Mr Shallcrass has reported 

eight graffiti incidents in Halswell 

already this month. 

Which is a large increase compared 

to his one report in December 

and two in November. 

He uses the city council’s Snap, 

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the vandalism. 

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Mr Shallcrass doesn’t believe 

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NEARLY READY: Sydenham Park will reopen in April after 

major renovations, six months later than originally expected. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

April opening for park 

•From page 1 

Mr Hardy said after wet 

weather the ground could 

quickly become waterlogged, 

even after two days of rain. 

“This means the heavy machinery 

required for trenching 

drainage and levelling the fields 

cannot be used until the ground 

has dried out over a period of 

time, sometimes weeks.” 

Sydenham Park will be one 

of many to host Christchurch 

Casino Golden Oldies Sports 

Celebration 2018 in early April. 

Mr Hardy said three cricket 

blocks will be available to host 

matches. 

He said there was a narrow 

window between winter and 

summer to do renovation 

works. 

“Christchurch turns its sports 

fields around, making them 

available for summer sport 

quicker than any other major 

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of renovation activity as a result 

of the very wet winter,” Mr 

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ALL SMILES: Edie Cooper and her mother Carla Henderson enjoy Kite Day at New Brighton 

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Conor lives the surfing dream SPORTS 

• By Sophie Cornish 

CONOR MCLENNAN is living 

every young surfers dream – 

hitting the school books in the 

morning and riding waves in the 

afternoon. 

The Raglan Surf Academy student 

recently won the under-18 

title at the national surfing championships 

in Gisborne. 

Originating from Waimairi 

Beach, Conor, 17, represented his 

home club, North Wai Boardriders, 

in the competition. 

He moved to Raglan in 2016 

to start at the academy. The programme 

is part of Raglan Area 

School and was set up in 1998. 

It allows students to complete 

NCEA while learning about 

surfing both in and out of the 

classroom. 

“We write reports about surfing, 

the safety of surfing and trying 

to get out to surf breaks, then 

every lunchtime we will finish up 

and go surfing. It’s a great life, I 

love it,” said Conor. The national 

final came down to a tight finish, 

TWISTS AND TURNS: Conor Mclennan competing at the Health 2000 national surfing 

championships where he won the under-18 title. PHOTO: CORY/NZ SURFING MAGAZINE 

which Conor said made time go 

by “very, very slowly.” 

“It was the best feeling ever, I 

don’t think words can describe 

how stoked I was to win that, I’ve 

been working so hard for it for 

the last year and it all paid off. It’s 

a really good way for me to start 

the year,” he said. 

His parents watched on from 

the beach. “It was a very cool feeling 

to win in front of my mum 

and dad . . . to win in front of 

them was probably the greatest 

feeling of it all,” he said. 

The former Christchurch 

Boys’ High School student won 

another national title in 2014 at 

the national scholastic secondary 

schools championship. 

He was also the under-17 Billabong 

grom series champion last 

year. Conor is already looking 

ahead to the future, hoping to 

secure himself a spot in the 

New Zealand under-18 junior 

worlds team, which he narrowing 

missed out on last year, making a 

reserve spot. 

“This year I’m going all out for 

it,” he said. 

After finishing year 13, 

Conor wants to work towards 

gaining sponsorship and competing 

in some qualifying series 

events. 

Wimbledon to the West Coast 

• By Gordon Findlater 

THREE YEARS ago Englishman 

Harry Weeds was representing 

his county on the lush grass 

courts of Wimbledon. At the 

weekend, he won the West Coast 

Open while sleeping in his car at 

a campground. 

“I spent the first night in my 

car but had to have the door 

open all night because it was 

stinking hot. I splashed out on 

Saturday night and stayed in a 

cabin,” said Weeds. 

Now a Woolston resident and 

Cashmere Tennis Club member, 

he dominated the cultured astroturf 

at the Grey United Tennis 

Club going unbeaten over two 

days of competition. 

The 23-year-old decided to 

enter the tournament due to the 

holiday break in the Canterbury 

premier inter-club competition 

and to also explore the sights of 

Greymouth. 

Weeds went through the tournament 

relatively untested until 

his final match against Vaughan 

Kingi. Weeds found himself 

down a break in both sets of the 

match but rallied to win 7-6, 6-4. 

He also teamed up with Kingi 

to win the doubles title. Weeds 

was awarded $200 for winning 

the singles title and $75 for the 

doubles. 

“It was a successful trip. That 

covered all of my petrol, food 

and accommodation,” said 

Weeds. He celebrated his win by 

visiting the Monteith’s Brewing 

Co and spending some of his 

prize money on beer tasting and 

fries. 

“The Golden Lager was my 

favourite. It was a very refreshing 

drop after a gruelling two days 

TOURIST: Harry Weeds (right) 

played on Wimbledon’s court 

seven with friend Charlie 

Horn in 2015. On Sunday, 

Weeds won the West Coast 

Open in Greymouth. 

of battle on the West Coast,” said 

Weeds. 

In June, he moved to Christchurch 

from Norwich, England, for 

what he describes as a working 

adventure. 

Weeds has played on a number 

of courts at Wimbledon during 

his time in England. In 2014, he 

represented his county, Norfolk, 

in a match against the All England 

Lawn Tennis and Croquet 

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Retaining his West Coast titles 

in 2019 has already been added 

to his to-do list while in New 

Zealand. “I’ll definitely be back. 

Greymouth has given itself a special 

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Young golfer to learn from Ko 

Shoot-off goes 

to Brettkelly 

FORMER Christchurch Boys’ High 

golfer Dominic Brettkelly won the 

Canterbury stroke play in a sudden 

death shoot-off. 

He, along with Rangiora’s Kazuma 

Kobori, were tied on 212 after 

three rounds forcing a shoot-off 

which Brettkelly won on the second 

hole at the Waitikiri Golf Club on 

Sunday. He also won the best under-19 

score title. 

Burnside High’s Juliana Hung 

won the senior women’s title shooting 

75, 69 and 68 for a combined 212 

six shots ahead of Jeonghyun Lee. 

A Canterbury Golf spokeswoman 

said the full field of 96 players had 

great conditions over the weekend 

but also playing a course which was 

in excellent condition. 

“The field was strengthened with 

over 30 entries from outside the 

region, predominately due to the enhanced 

initiative formed with Otago 

and Southland Golf this year,” she 

said. 

Brettkelly was also the winner of 

the inaugural Ron Clement Memorial 

Trophy which was presented by 

Ron’s wife Rae and daughter Tracy. 

“Clements was heavily involved in 

the development of junior golf and 

so it is fitting that this year we now 

have the Ron Clements Memorial 

Trophy which is awarded for the 

best under-19 boys score,” she said. 

OPPORTUNITY: Amelia Garvey will learn from former 

world No 1 Lydia Ko in the United States. 

IT IS the dream start to the year for 

Christchurch golfer Amelia Garvey 

with an opportunity to learn from 

former world No 1 Lydia Ko in the 

United States. 

Garvey will travel with Auckland’s 

Rose Zheng to Scottsdale in 

Phoenix, Arizona and spend time 

with Ko, training and playing at 

one of the most exclusive golfing 

establishments in the world after 

being offered the scholarship by 

New Zealand Golf and Ko. 

The former Burnside High student 

is ranked No 1 in Canterbury 

and ninth in the New Zealand 

amateur rankings. 

The pair will be with Ko from 

Thursday to Saturday learning 

about the game they both want to 

pursue as a career. 

For Garvey, last year was a 

success. Her highlights included 

winning the New Zealand amateur 

stroke play championship and being 

the only New Zealand amateur 

to make the half-way cut in the 

LPGA Tour New Zealand Women’s 

Open. 

Those performances helped her 

secure a golf scholarship to the 

University of Southern California 

which she will start after her time 

with Ko. 

Ko, who signed to play with PXG 

clubs last year, said the motivation 

behind the scholarship is so she can 

give back to the game by inspiring 

the next generation of females to 

strive for the top to see what it 

takes to get there and help grow the 

Lydia Ko Rose Zheng 

number of New Zealanders competing 

with her on the LPGA Tour. 

Ko is excited at the opportunity 

to host Garvey and Zheng and 

proud to be able to provide support 

back to females in golf to show 

recognition of the support she 

received along her journey. 

“I received support from so many 

people as I grew up and I’m proud 

to be able to give something back,” 

Ko said. 

“I am really pleased to be able to 

work with New Zealand Golf and 

use the scholarship with the intention 

to help the next wave of young 

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LPGA Tour.” 

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Ko hope to attract more interest 

from the emerging talent within 

the women’s game. 

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scholarship were Alanna Campbell 

and Momoka Kobori, of Rangiora, 

who have both taken up scholarships 

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Lincoln Decision Day helps 

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2018 has come around quickly. Maybe 

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are new to tertiary study, 2018 might even be 

fees free, giving you the perfect start to your 

academic study. 

On 25 January Lincoln University is holding 

its Decision Day event on campus, from 9am 

to 4pm. Experts will be available to answer 

your questions about what to study, help you 

enrol and discuss your options so that the 

decision about where to study becomes easier. 

Lincoln is gearing up for a big year, adding 

new majors to its popular Commerce degrees 

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offering choice to students. 

Students are now able to include a 

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their studies. 

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4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | Listing Number: PI49743 

Combining the undeniable style of the 

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Tuesday January 23 2018 23 

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MICHAEL Jackson fans will be moonwalking their way to 

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makes it's return to New Zealand. 

Aer an approximate 5000+ performances in the past nine 

years across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, 

Dubai, Indonesia, South Africa, Canada and the US, word of 

this show has spread amongst the MJ community, with the 

show being inundated with pleas to come back to the NZ 

stage. It was this persistent devotion of admirers that allowed 

producer John Van Grinsven to hear the requests loud and 

clear, ultimately leading to the Michael Jackson HIStory 

Show's return. 

e world-class production showcases all of Michael 

Jackson's greatest hits live on stage, complemented by the 

famous dance moves that fans all know, love and aspire to do. 

Star of the show, Dantanio, will be accompanied by a lively 

six-piece band, four groovy backup dancers and a 

phenomenal lighting team. 

e show features 40 different customised costumes, 

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hours have been dedicated to the lighting design, which 

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arranged to punctuate and enhance the musical elements of 

the show. 

Playing the role of Michael is Dantanio, a South African 

theatre performer and solo recording artist who has been 

studying and impersonating Jackson since the age of nine! 

e Michael Jackson HIStory Show takes place at the Isaac 

eatre Royal on Monday 19th February 2018. 

Tickets are on sale now at Ticketek or visit 

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Medium 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

OVER 500 

GROUND LEVEL 

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SOUTH CITY 

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NOW OPEN FROM 9AM 

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Chop n Wok 

Mango Tree Indian Cuisine 

McDonalds 

Metropolitan Milkbar & Bakery 

Mediterranean Taste 

Muffin Break 

Pita Pit 

Sushi Time 

Yoghurt Story / Green Stop 

Central City Flowers 

Champions of the World 

EB Games 

Flight Centre 

Haircuts for Haircuts 

Hannahs 

Health 2000 

Japanz Bakery 

Just Incredible 

Michael Hill Jeweller 

Mister Minit 

New World Supermarket 

Notty Horse 

Pagani Clothing 

Paper Plus 

Robert Harris 

Rodney Wayne 

Sharpies Golf 

South City Pharmacy 

St Pierres 

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The Warehouse 

T & T Childrenswear 

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Whitcoulls 

Wonder Nails 

Lotto and Post Centre 

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Little Saigon Restaurant 

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NO NEED FOR A 

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Huge selection of quirky themed inflatables 

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Phone 03 365 6246 

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South City Shopping Centre 555 COLOMBO STREET CHRISTCHURCH TELEPHONE 962 8800

Southern View: January 23, 2018

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