Bay Harbour: March 07, 2018

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 2018

Heritage building uses

Council seeking ideas on

future of historic buildings

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Brewing beer in the old bank

• By Sarla Donovan

THE FORMER BNZ building

in Lyttelton will reopen its doors

in April – dealing not in bank

notes, but beer.

Eruption Brewing owners

Shaun Crossan and Steven Leftly

have been working for two years

to transform the old bank into a

rustic brewery pub.

Although the original concrete

panels are still visible, the addition

of wooden decks and

structures have given more of an

unpolished, industrial feel, venue

manager Brendan Hyndman

said.

Since it started in 2013, Eruption

Brewing has been operating

out of Woolston.

But the first batch was put

down at the new premises in

October last year. Mr Hyndman

said the last time beer had been

brewed on London St was 150

years ago.

The venue won’t fully open to

the public until April “if the stars

align.”

There had been “a few hiccups”

with the renovation, Mr

Hyndman said. “Just a lot more

concrete to make it comply with

EQC regulations.”

•Turn to page 5


SUMNER SKATE ramp users

are causing a headache for

motorists.

Young skateboarders running

across Wakefield Ave to use the

ramp are prompting fears of an

accident waiting to happen.

A planned lower speed limit of

30km/h within the village may

be fast-tracked as a short term

measure, Heathcote Ward city

councillor Sara Templeton said

yesterday.

And a longer-term solution –

shifting the pedestrian crossing

further south along Wakefield

Ave – is planned for mid-year.

Sumner resident Janet

Sirisomphone was travelling

north along Wakefield Ave on

Sunday morning when she had

to slam on the brakes after a

child dashed across to get to

the ramp rather than use the

pedestrian crossing further

down the street.

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get on your bike

THE SUMNER skate ramp appears to be a

great success. But with it has come the odd

problem.

We highlight on page 1 today concerns

skate boarders are whistling across

Nayland and Wakefield to get to and from the ramp.

There’s been a near miss apparently. Probably others have

gone unreported. There is a plan down the track to shift the

pedestrian crossing closer to the skate ramp. There’s merit in

that.

The main drag through the retail area will also become a

30km/h zone in time to come – and that is a very good move.

But in spite of these measures, young skate boarders will still

cut across the road.

Motorists will just have to be vigilant.

– Barry Clarke

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Fire rages, homes at risk

Rats on the rise in Sumner as

cooler weather approaches


MORE RATS are being trapped

in Sumner as autumn arrives.

Predator Free Sumner coordinator

Gabe Ross said they

were starting to “haul them in,”

with 23 caught in February.

“The animals start to look

for new sources of food, as the

weather cools and the autumn

bounty starts to disappear.”

Esplanade resident Phil

Loughnan has single-handedly

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home at the western end of

Scarborough Beach.

There were also five hedgehogs

caught in February.

It brings the total catch to 117

since the programme started in

October.

Mr Ross said while the numbers

might not seem that high

– there are 178 traps in the area –

“we are dealing with varying levels

of enthusiasm and expertise

in both trapping and reporting,

so it is a good start.”

Predator Free Sumner last year

received a Kiwibank grant to

subsidise 140 traps in the greater

Sumner area, from Clifton Hill

to Taylors Mistake.

Co-ordinator Gabe Ross said

the uptake in the community

had been excellent.

But educating people about

keeping traps set all the time,

how best to keep them baited

and what baits to use was ongoing,

he said.

“It’s a learning process we’re all

going through.”

Trap numbers would have

to increase if Sumner was to

become predator free.

PREDATORS: A ‘heatmap’ of catches since October – the red

spots indicate areas where a lot of pests have been caught.

He estimated a fifth of households

would need to be actively

trapping.

“We’re well below that at present.

If we were just to cover the

valley floor, it would take about

300 rat traps, evenly spaced. That

would be a pretty great start.”

The group is looking at funding

and sponsorship opportunities to

increase their trap stocks.

They were also looking at

holding a ‘build-your-own-trap’

workshop.

In the meantime, Mr Ross

said people can get in touch for

advice and information:

predatorfreesumner@gmail.com

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Akaroa Police Senior Constable

Tim Johnson said no other

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person was airlifted to hospital

by helicopter. Two other cyclists

were unhurt.

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Council seeks future use for Banks


IDEAS ARE being sought for

the future use of four heritage

buildings on Banks Peninsula.

They are the Lyttelton Borough

Council stables in Lyttelton; Yew

Cottage in Akaroa; the Little

River Coronation Library and

Kukupa Hostel in Pigeon Bay.

Individuals, groups and

organisations interested in using

or helping to fund the buildings’

restoration have until March

29 to submit ideas to the city

council.

Most sustained damage in the

September 2010, and February

2011, Canterbury earthquakes

and are yet to be repaired.

“Unfortunately, we don’t have

enough money right now to

repair all our heritage buildings

within the next few years, so

we need to prioritise how these

funds should be spent,’’ city

council acting head of parks

Brent Smith said.

Lyttelton resident and former

property manager at The

Tannery, Ian Knewstubb, said

the former stables should be

retained and eventually restored,

in spite of the cost.

“My oath – there’s so little left.

They don’t have to happen that

fast. The main thing is to hold on

to them.”

He said the building should

be made weather-tight and a

working party should be set up.

“In Italy, they just make sure

nothing happens to the (old)

buildings. If it takes 10, 20,

30, 40 years – that’s what it

takes. The major thing is to

hold on to them and establish

a working party to look at how

to maintain them as they are,

how to fund raise, and also to

establish what purpose they

should be put to.”

The stables were built in

1914 for councillors to lodge

their steeds; the horses were

replaced by motor vehicles

in 1939.

Estimates put the cost of

restoration at around $2.2

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Peninsula heritage buildings

The Little River Coronation

Library building has an estimated

minimum restoration cost

of $750,000 – however, this

figure is based on preliminary

investigations rather than

engineering costs, according to a

city council report.

The library was built to mark

the coronation of King George

V. It was opened in 1913, and it

remained in use as a library until

2000.

The former Kukupa School

building in Pigeon Bay – which

is a listed Heritage New Zealand

building – operated from 1878

until 1949. In 1951 it opened as

the Youth Hostel Association’s

first stand-alone hostel in New

Zealand.

Akaroa’s Yew Cottage is another

well-known landmark in need

of restoration. Built of locally

milled timber in 1877, it provides

a record of the lifestyle of early

colonial settlers.

Both properties are estimated

to cost around $250,000 each to

restore.

The city council said it welcomed

all “workable” proposals, including

those from commercial businesses,

community groups or charitable

trusts.

For more information, or to

register your interest, visit www.

ccc.govt.nz/heritagebuildings

HISTORIC: The former

Lyttelton Borough Council

stables were converted to

garages in 1939, the year

horses were replaced by

motor vehicles (right). In 1951

the Youth Hostel Association

opened its first ever standalone

hostel in the former

Kukupa School, Pigeon Bay.

The hostel remained open for

40 years (below).

Brewing

beer in the

old bank on

London St

•From page 1

In the meantime, Eruption

Brewing has a special licence to

open from 9am-1pm on Saturday

mornings while the Lyttelton

Market is in full swing.

On its first Saturday, the brewery

sold 90 cups of coffee and 20

litres of beer.

“It was a really, really good feel

from the heart of Lyttelton,” said

Mr Hydnman. “Steve and Shaun

are quite local and do quite a lot

of activities through the community

and it’s been well-received.”

One of its brewers, Chris Wells,

comes from Dunedin and has

been on board for the past year.

An on-licence and off-licence

are in the pipeline and there are

plans to offer food, but this was

still being worked on.

“We have a couple of chefs on

board but it’s early stages yet; it

could be tapas, it could be burgers.”

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News

NEW: The Sumner skate ramp reopened at its new location on February 25.

PHOTO: CRAIG CREW PHOTOGRAPHY

Motorists urged to look

out for skate ramp users

•From page 1

The ramp reopened on

February 25 at the corner

of Nayland St and Wakefield

Ave, where it will

remain until a permanent

skate park is built in the

bays area.

“He just ran out from

between two cars and just

kept on coming and didn’t

even look,” said Ms Sirisomphone,

who estimated

she was travelling about

35km/h.

“It just seems not very

well thought out. (The

children are) so eager to

get to the ramp, they don’t

want to go down to the

zebra crossing. They think


FIFTH generation Banks

Peninsula farmer Andrew

Craw has criticised the

city council over road

maintenance.

For the past 25 years, Mr

Craw has run a sheep and

beef farm in Little Akaloa.

He told Bay Harbour

News the road sides were

not being mowed or

sprayed, surfaces were

breaking up and potholes

were forming.

It had gotten “pretty bad”

over the past six months, he

said, and it wasn’t just the

metal roads.

“The surface of the sealed

road is more of a concern –

it’s falling to pieces.”

He said he’d rung the city

council twice in the past

three months, requesting

a new layer of shingle and

Road maintenance

criticised again

asking for the potholes to

be fixed. But nothing has

been done.

“I haven’t seen a grader

through on the

shingle roads

for as long as

12 months. The

surface is falling

apart and there’s

no shingle (on

it).”

Meanwhile, in

Goughs Bay, a

truck dropping

off winter feed

for animals

struggled to get

out during recent

heavy rain.

Banks Peninsula Transport

manager Rex Gebbie

said it had left a “whole lot”

on the side of the road at

the top of the bay because

it wasn’t able to safely go

down and get out again.

‘there’s no cars coming I’ll

just whip across here’.”

She said she didn’t mind

the ramp being there but

worried about the traffic

aspect.

Sumner Green and Skate

member Liza Sparrow

said the new site was fully

consented.

“The city council identified

the current location as

suitable. Key considerations

regarding suitability which

include safety, noise, visibility

and land ownership

were taken into account

and investigated. The city

council also took advice

from New Zealand Police,

roading and their own consent

teams and were confident

in providing resource

consent for the corner of

Wakefield Ave and Nayland

St,” she said.

The group recently ran

an education programme

with local schools around

safety and etiquette at the

new location.

“These are kids, they all

know the road rules but

they will need reminding.

Please support them,” Ms

Sparrow said.

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“We could get in alright,

we just struggled to get out.

There’s just not enough

shingle, there’s no traction

on the roads.”

In January,

Bay Harbour

News reported

almost

$800,000 is

being spent on

new chip for

gravel roads

on Banks

Peninsula this

financial year.

City council

Andrew Craw manager

city streets

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said over the 2017/18

financial year about

“$780,000 will be invested

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Unsealed roads are also

regularly graded and

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Getting people on their bikes


Down a wide driveway at the back of the Sumner Hub, you’ll find

The Bikery. Sarla Donovan reports

WHEN I visit The Bikery on a

sunny Friday afternoon, a couple

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against the fence: One dragonfly

green and one blue with oldschool

10-speed handlebars.

A muddy mountain bike in

need of some TLC sits nearby.

The roller doors are up on the

garage and a black leather couch

sits in one corner.

Tools are arranged in an orderly

fashion along the back wall

and a nonchalant cat jumps onto

a long bench and weaves among

them.

The man behind The Bikery

is Mark Wallace. He’s bouncy

and enthusiastic and it’s hard to

believe he’s 54.

TANDEM: Mark Wallace and

Liza Sparrow on one of the

tandem bikes donated to

The Bikery.

A lecturer in behaviour

change and motivational

interviewing at Canterbury University,

he’s built a career around

the psychology of helping people

establish a healthy lifestyle.

Cycling is one of his passions,

and when the space out the back

of the Sumner Community Residents’

Association came up in

the middle of last year, he and a

couple of friends had the idea of

a setting up a community bike

shop.

It has now been operating

since June and after a slow start

is getting quite busy at weekends.

Mr Wallace and the other volunteers

can help get your bike

back on the road – or teach you

how to do it yourself.

It’s a place for people to hang

out and learn about bikes and

how to fix them – and skateboards

are on the menu, too.

“It’s not a man shed,” he

insists. “We wanted children

and older people involved. It’s a

way of getting more connection

within the community.”

People have donated bikes

they no longer use like the

tandems, and The Bikery hopes

to soon secure funding for extra

equipment such as a permanent

pump for bikes, prams and mobility

scooters.

Sumner Community Residents’

Association manager Liza

Sparrow said the state of the

roads since the February 22,

2011, earthquake meant many

parents were reluctant to let

their children bike to school.

However, once the coastal

pathway is complete, she hoped

there would be an increase in

cyclists.

•Go along and talk

cycling with like-minded

enthusiasts at The Bikery

in the garage behind the

Sumner Hub, 57 Nayland

St. All ages and abilities

welcome. It is open Monday

and Friday, 4pm-6.30pm,

Saturday and Sunday, 9am-

1pm. Cost is a donation for

parts.

•For more information, get

in touch with Mark Wallace

at mark.wallacebell@gmail.

com or 027 518 4789

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Lower speed

limit on Dyers


A LOWER speed limit on Dyers

Pass Rd is a step closer.

Current limits range from

70km/h to 100km/h – but will

likely drop to a flat 60km/h after

city council staff recommendations

were accepted by two community

boards on Friday.

However, a recommendation

that no-passing lines be put in

place met with opposition.

In a split decision, only the

section of Dyers Pass Rd that falls

within the Spreydon-Cashmere

board area will have double yellow

lines – extending from Hackthorne

Rd south for 3.4km.

The Spreydon-Cashmere and

Banks Peninsula community

boards met jointly on Friday to

discuss lowering speeds on Dyers

Pass Rd, between Hackthorne

and Governors Bay Rds.

While both boards agreed on a

lowered speed limit, Banks Peninsula

did not want double yellow

lines, while Spreydon-Cashmere

did.

Spreydon-Cashmere board

chairwoman Karolin Potter said

it was a difficult issue and there

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About 13 people gave submissions,

most from Banks Peninsula,

she said.

“Some of them were cyclists

who believed that it would put

them in danger because motorists

would believe they couldn’t

cross the yellow lines but still

would want to pass them – and in

some places the distance between

the car and the cyclist would be

very little. Other people didn’t

like the idea of their right to pass

being transgressed.”

Ms Potter said the Spreydon-

Cashmere board asked for education

of motorists – that they can

cross double yellow lines in order

to pass cyclists.

Dyers Pass Rd has a high risk

rating compared to other rural

roads in Banks Peninsula.

Over the nine years from 2006-

2017, there were 14 serious injuries

and one fatality between Sign

of the Takahe and Governors Bay

Vehicles losing control during

cornering made up three quarters

of 178 accidents recorded over

that period.

The city council will decide in

early April whether to accept the

board’s recommendation to lower

the speed limits.

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Your Local Views

We said:

Too many beachside

warning signs could lessen

their impact, according

to Surf Life Saving New

Zealand

You said:

Melissa

Paintin – Put

the signs up.

Not a lot of

people knew

about those rips; if it prevents

another tragedy, it’s worth it. It’s

a no-brainer.

Stephen Graham – What

will signs do for the people most

likely to take the biggest risks

with seawater? They’re also the

people most unlikely to read the

signs.

Cathryn Lucy – Just put up

one that is damn clear from a

distance and not cluttered with

other information. One message.

I very clearly remember the one

about quick sand and I don’t even

know if that’s there anymore.

I couldn’t tell anyone what the

signs with tiny writing and many

messages on them are about.

Trish Heyward – Anything’s

better than nothing. Get talking

signs that give basic tips on spotting

dangers in the water.

•More readers’ views, page 18

Long Term Plan: Have your say

Consultation

on the city

council’s

Long Term

Plan opens

on Friday.

Heathcote

Ward city

councillor Sara Templeton

explains what the plan is

and why you should care

EVERY THREE years the

city council drafts a 10-year

budget for consultation with the

community, known as the Long

Term Plan.

There’s a 40-page consultation

document, a capital programme,

the financial strategy, the

levels of service, and a 30-year

infrastructure plan which

sets the planned expenditure,

borrowing and rates.

While it’s a big document, it’s

not as daunting as you’d think to

get involved and have your say.

It’s all available online with

searchable pdfs and consultation

is open from Friday to April 13.

Paper copies are also available at

service centres and libraries

It’s your money and your

city. Everyone has an opinion

about what’s happening in

their community and across

Christchurch and now is the

time to influence the city council

budget.

Yes – yes, you can. Time and

time again changes are made

(including big ones) based on the

consultation.

Writing submissions and

speaking at the hearings does

count. And make sure that you

STUCK: There is no money

allocated for the Moncks

Bay section of the coastal

pathway in the city council’s

Long Term Plan.

say what you want to stay in the

draft, not just what you want

to add or cut. Projects that are

there could also be cut if there’s

not enough support.

There will be Linwood-

Central-Heathcote Community

Board-run drop-in sessions and

local community groups are also

putting together information for

their communities.

Here’s a list of key local issues

that I hear about from the

community and where they are

currently in the draft Long Term

Plan:

•Bays area skate park – most

of the funding budgeted in

2020/21.

•Coastal pathway – currently

no money budgeted for the

Moncks Bay section.

•Sumner Village Master Plan

– various stages funded.

•Scarborough playground –

funded 2018/19.

•Main Rd Master Plan –

Redcliffs Village streetscape and

Beachville Rd streetscape funded

2018/19.

•Beachville Rd steps – currently

no money on budget to

replace them.

•Heathcote Expressway Major

Cycle Route – Tannery to Heathcote

delayed until 2025/6.

•Rapanui Shag Rock MCR

– the last section, Humphreys

Drive, is funded in 2019/20/21.

•Cobb Cottage – funded

2018/19. Maintenance issues are

a ‘level of service’ that could be

increased.

The city council’s job is to balance

service provision with rates

affordability, and current needs

with those of future generations.

It’s not easy, but we do listen – so

please have your say.

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Your Local Views

Obey the rules on your jet ski

Lyttelton-based

navigational safety officer

Gary Manch has some

simple tips to help keep

you safe on the water

Pirate’s Corner

This Weekend!

March 10-11

SINCE MY last update I’ve

received several complaints

about jet skis speeding in

areas that are restricted to five

knots.

My message this week is

directed to all boaties, but

mainly at the jet skiers out

there who choose either

wilfully or through lack of

knowledge to not comply with

our Navigation Safety Bylaw

speed rules.

I want to reinforce the fact

that we are not here to stop

you having fun on the water,

we are here to ensure the

safety of all water users. There

are plenty of areas where you

can “hoon” around without

putting yourself or others at

risk, or without breaking the

rules and making yourself

liable for a fine.

In general, if you are within

200m of the shore or a structure,

the maximum speed is

five knots, unless the area is

indicated as a speed uplifted

zone, access lane or ski lane. If

you are within 50m of a swimmer

or other vessel, including

the ones you may be travelling

with, the maximum speed

is five knots. A speed of five

knots is equivalent to a fast

walking pace. You shouldn’t

be creating a wake at that

speed.

Three areas of recent complaints

are Purau Bay, Sumner

Bay and the Heathcote Estuary.

To ensure clarity, here are

the rules in those areas.

Sumner Bay from Scarborough

to the northern side of

Shag Rock is a five-knot zone

from the shore to 400m out.

This includes when leaving

the boat ramps at either the

Christchurch Yacht Club or

the Coastguard ramp at Scarborough.

The Heathcote Estuary,

including the Heathcote and

Avon river, up to Shag Rock is

a five-knot zone.

Purau Bay is a five-knot

zone until you are 200m from

the shore. The southern end

of the bay is a ‘no powerboat’

area, including jet skis, and is

marked clearly with buoys.

Please remember to learn

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Still Pedalling!

Rotary gives aid after cyclone

Ferrymead

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hand to those worst

affected by Cyclone Gita

ASSISTANCE: A Rotary volunteer delivers emergency kits

following the devastating cyclone in Tonga last month.

THE BAY Harbour

community is doing its

bit to help 4000 Tongans

and Samoans recover from

February’s hard-hitting

Cyclone Gita.

This support has come in

the form of 700-plus Rotary

emergency response kits

distributed in the wake of the

cyclone.

A dress-up movie-day

organised by Mt Pleasant

School pupils raised the $600

needed to fund one of these

kits. The other was part of Ferrymead

Rotary’s continuing

support for this international

emergency-support service.

In the wake of the latest

cyclone, Ferrymead Rotary

has already contributed to a

replacement kit. Because of

Rotary’s international links,

the administration and packing

is done voluntarily – which

allows every funding dollar to

go towards the contents and

transport.

Rotary’s strategy is to locate

the kits in danger areas before

a crisis occurs.

In December, on the advice

of weather forecasters as the

cyclone season neared, 1000

kits were placed in Fiji and

Tonga within easy reach of all

Pacific Islands. Five hundred

were distributed immediately

to those most in need.

Tonga was hardest hit – two

people killed, 41 injured, at

least 171 homes destroyed and

more than 1100 damaged, and

the infrastructure was severely

disrupted.

The kits come in standard,

78-litre containers packed

with more than 60 items

rated essential for survival in

an emergency. The contents

include shelter, bedding, tools,

medical supplies, and tablets

for purifying drinking water.

The container itself can be

used to hold and treat the

water.

With a little ingenuity, families

can create a shelter from

tarpaulins using the hammer

and nails provided. There’s

a folding shovel for digging

trenches. Food is key, so

there’s fishing gear, a hunting

knife, and cooking equipment.

Basic clothing and bed covers

are included to help keep

disaster victims warm, and a

medical pack, including items

such as soap, painkillers and

antiseptic cream, provides

the basics for the important

task of treating minor injuries

and maintaining hygiene and

health.

Whenever the kits are used,

Rotary seeks feedback from

partner organisations, governments,

and the communities

that received the boxes. This

information is used to regularly

review the contents of

the emergency response kits

(known in the Rotary world as

ERKs).

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Your Local Views

We said:

Freedom campers could

be banned from more sites

around Banks Peninsula

You said:

Cedric Trounson –

Interesting how when this first

started

to be a

problem,

all the

do-gooders

reckoned it

was such a

good thing.

Now a few

years later,

the whole thing is out of control,

starving real growth in tourism

for New Zealand and leaving

the country in a mess.

Jake Ranginui – Shame for

us who don’t make a mess when

we go freedom camping. The

few always spoil a good thing.

Bill Misselbrook – It’s lazy

governing. There are enough

laws in place already to deal

with people who make a mess,

they just aren’t implemented.

Roxanne Oliver – Ever

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Been around forever. Ban

freedom camping.

Plan for a healthy harbour

The Whaka-

Ora Healthy

Harbour

plan being

launched

today is an

exciting new

concept,

writes

National list

MP Nuk Korako

WE ALL love Lyttelton Harbour/

Whakaraupo, known for its

sailing, swimming, fishing

and so many other activities,

including an important working

port and tourist area.

Today, to future-proof the

harbour catchment area, the

Whaka-Ora Healthy Harbour

plan and project is being officially

launched at Rapaki Marae

in a collaborative approach between

Te Hapu o Ngati Wheke,

Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu, Environment

Canterbury, the city

council, and the Lyttelton Port

Company.

This is an exciting concept to

restore cultural and ecological

health, looking across the whole

harbour from the high outcrops

to the deep harbour waters.

This plan belongs to the community

and you can help turn it

into reality.

A great start is the celebration

to launch the Whaka-Ora

Healthy Harbour plan and

Seaweek with the harbour cleanup

and barbecue on Friday in

Lyttelton at Naval Point and at

the Diamond Harbour and Governors

Bay community centres

between 4.30-6.30pm. Everyone

is invited.

The Canterbury earthquakes

had a significant impact on the

communities of Whakaraupo/

Lyttelton Harbour.

The port itself was severely

damaged during the earthquakes

and part of the Lyttelton Port

Company recovery plan in 2015

was a commitment to create a

catchment management plan for

the future of the harbour.

This launch is also very timely

NEW: The Whaka-Ora

Healthy Harbour plan and

project is being launched

at Rapaki Marae at 1.30pm

today.

with the recent blessing that took

place for construction work to

begin on stage two of four of the

wastewater pipelines around the

harbour basin to converge and

go via the tunnel to the Bromley

treatment plant rather than into

the harbour.

Christchurch is bouncing back

– our growth and population are

up from pre-earthquake figures.

I am looking forward to seeing

the result of the census that was

completed last night, particularly

as there were many new questions.

The census is compulsory as

it provides information about

our national demographics and

plays an important part in the

calculation of resource allocation

to local service providers.

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Henderson, Hungerford make Rip Curl finals

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In the under-17 girls category,

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to win her semi-final ahead of

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Hungerford’s 7.97 in the final

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Christchurch’s Tegan Bishop

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Henderson came agonisingly

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The winners of the under-17

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WHITE FERNS players visited

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series against the West Indies.

A group of Ferns players ran a

coaching seminar with the club’s

junior girls team and also mixed

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The Friday night community

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