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WEDNESDAY, MARCH <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

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Page 3 Page 17<br />

Spectacular entries<br />

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David Bowie took out the top prize in the Akaroa Summer<br />

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Robinsons <strong>Bay</strong> Jetty. The biennial competition attracted 548<br />

entries from 104 people. Akaroa District Promotions executive<br />

officer Hollie Hollander said there had been an ‘overwhelming’<br />

response to the event, held for the fourth time this summer.<br />

•More photos, page 17 ​<br />

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• By Sarla Donovan<br />

GREATER Christchurch<br />

Regeneration Minister Megan<br />

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The city council last year agreed<br />

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former Redcliffs School site on<br />

Main Rd.<br />

Regenerate Christchurch is<br />

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But it will be up to Dr Woods<br />

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If approved, the process of<br />

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Both the city council and<br />

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PAGE 2 Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

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from the reporter’s desk<br />

news<br />

I WAS lucky enough to visit the Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Museum last week.<br />

Ian Day has been tasked with the job of bringing the museum<br />

up to professional industry standards.<br />

He seems like just the man for the job and was hugely<br />

knowledgeable – and passionate – about the collections.<br />

It is of national and international importance and I could see<br />

why when I visited; spellbinding.<br />

Photographer Martin Hunter and I popped down to the store<br />

for a pie afterwards. We’d left it too late unfortunately and<br />

they’d sold out, so we stopped at the Little River Diner instead.<br />

Delicious.<br />

Read about Ian Day and what he’s up to on page 4.<br />

On another note, Christchurch Regeneration Minister Megan<br />

Woods is asking for public comment on rezoning Redcliffs Park<br />

as a school.<br />

The saga continues. Make sure you have your say.<br />

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Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

News<br />

• By Sarla Donovan<br />

REDCLIFFS Pharmacy owner<br />

Daryl Sayer is calling for more<br />

parking restrictions in the<br />

area.<br />

There is only one park outside<br />

his business – but it has no time<br />

limit and vehicles sometimes<br />

stay parked in it all day.<br />

He said people enjoy<br />

convenience and if there is no<br />

car park available, they will<br />

drive past.<br />

“Restricting parking in a<br />

small number of key areas in<br />

Redcliffs will stop people from<br />

using the parks longer-term (in<br />

some cases all day), thus making<br />

them more easily available for<br />

someone who wishes to ‘pop in’<br />

to a shop or business.”<br />

Mr Sayer said the<br />

implementation of p120 at<br />

the eastern end of the village,<br />

opposite the New World<br />

supermaket had prompted him<br />

to take action.<br />

He has approached the<br />

Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />

Community Board and is<br />

hoping the city council will<br />

look at extending the<br />

restrictions.<br />

Business operators in<br />

Redcliffs had been discussing<br />

the topic for some time, Mr<br />

Sayer said.<br />

“We frequently have<br />

customers commenting on the<br />

availability (or lack) of the car<br />

parks that are provided on the<br />

street. We need to encourage<br />

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ACTION WANTED: Redcliffs pharmacist Daryl Sayer wants more parking time limit signs along<br />

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PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />

people who live in the area to<br />

support their local businesses –<br />

use it or lose it.”<br />

Board member Darrell<br />

Latham said he has asked a city<br />

council traffic engineer to look<br />

into it.<br />

“I can certainly see it’s<br />

an issue of concern,” he<br />

said.<br />

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The 77-year-old driver hit the left<br />

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the railing. No other vehicles<br />

were involved and no one was<br />

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Museum specialist tasked with<br />

• By Sarla Donovan<br />

OKAINS BAY lies tucked at the<br />

bottom of a steep, winding road<br />

on the green eastern edge of<br />

Banks Peninsula.<br />

It’s famous for a picturesque<br />

campground, spectacular<br />

Waitangi Day celebrations –<br />

and the Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Maori and<br />

Historical Museum.<br />

Two thousand people packed<br />

into the small settlement on<br />

February 6 this year, eager to<br />

catch sight of the magnificent<br />

waka paddling up the Opara<br />

River, hear the powhiri – and<br />

see the museum’s renowned<br />

collection of Maori artefacts.<br />

Amassed over a lifetime by<br />

local farmer Murray Thacker, it<br />

is internationally famous, with<br />

one of the biggest selections of<br />

hei-tiki in the country, a superb<br />

collection of cloaks, some going<br />

back 200 years, and many rare<br />

kete and taiaha.<br />

Six huia bird can be seen<br />

there, when only 150 remain<br />

worldwide and just 60 of those in<br />

New Zealand.<br />

The fineness and rarity of the<br />

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With a Masters degree in<br />

museum studies from Victoria<br />

University in Wellington, Mr<br />

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a common thing with smaller<br />

museums – they reach a point<br />

where they have to either get<br />

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Mr Day has variously been<br />

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a carver at a number of marae<br />

and most recently manager at<br />

Howick Historical Village in<br />

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Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

upgrade<br />

A specialist in small regional cant funding to support the redevelopment<br />

until the groundwork<br />

museums, he shifted to Okains<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> a year ago with his partner is in place, he says and that’s what<br />

and two burmese cats and they he’s been doing over the past year.<br />

live on-site.<br />

Come April, the fundraising<br />

It’s the nature of the job to drive will pick up pace. Mr Day<br />

move around, he says.<br />

estimates it will take around $1<br />

His appointment followed a million over the next five years to<br />

visit to the museum from Te Papa fully upgrade.<br />

18 months ago, when the Maori Report writing takes up a lot<br />

collection was declared as being of his time, but he also works<br />

of international significance hands-on to improve the condition<br />

of the displays, helped by<br />

and other collections nationally<br />

important, including the antique museum custodian Sharon<br />

firearms, small boats and some of Henderson.<br />

the buildings.<br />

Reorganising the eclectic colonial<br />

collection is under way.<br />

Along with managing the<br />

museum day-to-day, Mr Day is Mr Day observes it lacks a<br />

involved in writing policies and narrative at the moment – but<br />

reports, undertaking conservation<br />

work where needed, renew-<br />

way without losing the quirkiness<br />

presenting it in a more appealing<br />

ing and improving exhibitions, will be a big job.<br />

marketing and staff management “You act as a mnemonic aid;<br />

– “everything.”<br />

that’s part of the community<br />

As one of the hubs of the local function. It contains the identity<br />

community, it’s got to strengthen of the people, a museum.”<br />

that role, he says.<br />

He smiles when asked whether<br />

“It’s got to provide a better level he will see out the next five years<br />

of care for its collections. We are in the bay. It partly depends on<br />

looking at a five-year redevelopment<br />

programme so the layout of supportive community. Working<br />

his health. But he is enjoying the<br />

the buildings will work better for in smaller museums is uniquely<br />

the visiting public, without losing satisfying.<br />

the ambience and the special “The stories are much closer to<br />

character that it’s got. The aim is the surface and more fascinating.<br />

for long-term sustainability.” You know you’re making a difference.”<br />

It’s difficult to apply for signifi-<br />

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History and traditional skills<br />

OKAINS BAY farmer Murray Thacker, who died last<br />

year, started collecting at the age of 11 and it quickly<br />

became a lifetime passion.<br />

In 1968 he bought the old dairy factory to house<br />

his collection, opening the Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Maori and<br />

Historical Museum in 1977.<br />

Much of the carving on site was created specifically<br />

by master carver John Rua, who began attending Van<br />

Asch School for the Deaf as a child.<br />

It was at Van Asch that he began learning woodwork<br />

and carved sea creatures, kiwi and zoo animals.<br />

His work was later shown in an exhibition, whereupon<br />

he met master carver Hone Te Kauru Taiapa,<br />

who invited him to learn traditional Toi Whakairo at<br />

the New Zealand Institute for Maori Arts and Crafts<br />

in Rotorua.<br />

Mr Rua graduated with honours in 1972 and two<br />

years later began carving for the Okains <strong>Bay</strong> museum,<br />

later shifting to Christchurch where he set up his own<br />

business at the Artist’s Quarters in Oxford Tce.<br />

In 1980 he began work on the meeting house and<br />

dining room at Ngā Hau E Whā National Marae in<br />

Pages Rd.<br />

MASTER CARVER:John<br />

Rua working on a canoe<br />

at Okains <strong>Bay</strong> Museum.<br />

He carved <strong>14</strong> poupou<br />

for the museum before<br />

moving to the area and<br />

continuing to carve<br />

on-site for them. His<br />

other work there<br />

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pataka (traditional Maori<br />

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Your Local Views<br />

Increase in maintenance matters<br />

Local<br />

News<br />

Now<br />

Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

Residents<br />

want the<br />

city council<br />

to spend<br />

more time<br />

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after the<br />

little things,<br />

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Linwood-Central-<br />

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Board member Darrell<br />

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THEY SAY: “Don’t sweat the<br />

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My mission recently was to<br />

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Why? Because, community<br />

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You pay your city council<br />

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maybe you have been shouting<br />

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As a board member my mission<br />

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Sumner and Redcliffs. Both local<br />

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with me.<br />

Feedback was swift and decisive.<br />

Both communities were<br />

well aware of what the outstanding<br />

issues were. Responses were<br />

hardly rocket science. I would<br />

describe them as basic 101 routine<br />

maintenance requirements.<br />

Street cleaning, particularly in<br />

the Redcliffs Village Centre has<br />

been inadequate recently with litter<br />

seen to be left in the gutters and<br />

on pavements for long periods.<br />

Coincidentally, the same has been<br />

happening in Sumner as well.<br />

Main Rd in Redcliffs is in<br />

UNKEMPT:<br />

Sumner resident<br />

Gail Halvorson<br />

found these<br />

weeds growing<br />

along the<br />

esplanade in<br />

January.<br />

poor condition and it needs resurfacing.<br />

Reinstatement of the<br />

grassed area along Beachville<br />

Rd esplanade is required. As<br />

well, Barnett Park is seriously in<br />

need of adequate routine maintenance.<br />

Sumner residents expressed<br />

concern about potholes along<br />

the esplanade and streets; weeds<br />

in gardens and reserves as well<br />

as the removal of built up rubbish<br />

and footpaths that need<br />

repair.<br />

In both areas there are many<br />

other issues and the above are<br />

but a snapshot.<br />

This is how I interpret the<br />

message from residents to the<br />

city council: can we have our<br />

basic needs met? Clean streets,<br />

pothole-free footpaths, and<br />

better roads. Better maintained<br />

parks and garden spaces are also<br />

important to us. It really would<br />

make a difference and our communities<br />

would be better places<br />

to live in.<br />

Christchurch city council - as<br />

well as the big picture ‘blue sky’<br />

thinking don’t forget to “sweat<br />

the small stuff” and get the very<br />

basic things done for us.<br />

We said:<br />

Lowered speeds on<br />

Dyers Pass Rd are a step<br />

closer. But no-passing<br />

lines will only be installed<br />

south of the Summit Rd.<br />

You said:<br />

Brett Malzard – I don’t<br />

think changing a number on a<br />

sign will change a lot. Hard road<br />

to police, no pullovers. I don’t<br />

think it will change people’s habits<br />

at all. Lowering speed limits<br />

doesn’t work. If you can’t admit<br />

that you’re lying to yourself. The<br />

solution needs to be outside the<br />

box. Eliminate one of the congestions<br />

on the road. I’m not picking<br />

on cyclists, they deserve to be<br />

there. But why not give them an<br />

alternate route up the hill? That<br />

would be a positive for everybody<br />

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Paula Wilkinson – I’ve<br />

been driving the road for<br />

almost 40 years and have<br />

seen some horrendous<br />

driving in that time. I doubt<br />

double yellow lines will<br />

prevent drivers with road<br />

rage overtaking on blind<br />

corners. I am certain that<br />

lowering the speed limit<br />

won’t prevent speeding. The<br />

only solution I can see is<br />

a dedicated cycle lane and<br />

more pullovers, with more<br />

signage saying: “Traffic behind?<br />

Pull over and let them<br />

pass.” The Takaka Hill is a<br />

great example of making<br />

the driving experience more<br />

pleasurable in this beautiful<br />

country of ours.<br />

Ross Denton – There<br />

must be the opportunity<br />

to safely pass other cars<br />

and bicycles. Being stuck<br />

behind a slow cyclist or car<br />

and no opportunity to pass<br />

will lead to exactly the type<br />

of driving these restrictions<br />

are trying to prevent.<br />

We said:<br />

The new location<br />

of the skate ramp in<br />

Sumner is concerning<br />

residents.<br />

You said:<br />

Elizabeth Chapman<br />

– While I agree the young<br />

should have a skateboard<br />

ramp I found it incomprehensible<br />

that a ramp should<br />

be put on the intersection<br />

of two very busy roads in<br />

Sumner. Not only is it a<br />

distraction to drivers but<br />

is dangerous for the kids<br />

being so near the road. The<br />

wooden fence has made it<br />

a little more attractive but<br />

it is otherwise unsightly in<br />

what was an area that could<br />

have had more greenery<br />

to enhance the look of the<br />

village.<br />

Janet Stokes – I<br />

almost hit two children<br />

before school in that intersection<br />

(they were probably<br />

about seven or eight years<br />

old) and again after school<br />

too. I slowed right down<br />

and they still ran out in<br />

front of me. It scares me<br />

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someone.<br />

Graeme Brown – So<br />

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the road rules we will just<br />

change them. The dumbing<br />

down of society is still on<br />

the move. I need to buy<br />

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Christchurch Hospital.<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> GP<br />

Peter Davies said the community<br />

was a regular user of<br />

the Canterbury West Coast<br />

Air Rescue and wanted to contribute<br />

to an upgraded helipad<br />

facility.<br />

Jenna Janes was seven when<br />

she was taken to the medical<br />

centre with a rapidly swelling<br />

neck, causing her airways to<br />

become constricted.<br />

She was flown to hospital<br />

by helicopter – a trip which<br />

would have taken at least<br />

45min by road.<br />

Her mother Tracey Janes<br />

said she went with her daughter<br />

in the helicopter.<br />

“When we landed in Hagley<br />

Park there were rugby games<br />

going on so they were clearing<br />

pitches . . . it was bizarre!”<br />

It was hugely reassuring<br />

knowing the service was there,<br />

said Ms Janes.<br />

“It only takes an accident<br />

or a pothole on the road and<br />

it can take an hour. Pete and<br />

Bronwyn (medical centre<br />

doctors) know their stuff and<br />

if they’re concerned, there’s no<br />

GRATEFUL: Jenna Janes with mum Tracey in Diamond<br />

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a severe case of tonsilitis began affecting her breathing. ​<br />

way you want to be waiting an<br />

hour before you’re at the hospital.<br />

As a community, you’re<br />

reassured that if you need to<br />

get to hospital quickly you’ve<br />

got that service there.”<br />

Charity fundraising group<br />

the Maia Health Foundation<br />

recently launched a campaign<br />

to raise $500,000 to upgrade a<br />

proposed helipad – expected<br />

to be built atop the west tower<br />

of Christchurch Hospital’s<br />

new acute services building.<br />

The 13-Minute campaign<br />

is named for the time it takes<br />

to get patients to the hospital<br />

from the current landing pad<br />

in Hagley Park.<br />

Plans for the hospital’s<br />

new building include a single<br />

rooftop helipad, but the foundation<br />

believes a larger pad is<br />

needed for future growth.<br />

It will cost $1 million for the<br />

upgrade but the Rata Foundation<br />

has promised to donate<br />

$500,000 towards the helipad<br />

if the Māia Foundation can<br />

raise the other $500,000.<br />

The money would mean<br />

a pad capable of holding<br />

two helicopters could be built,<br />

along with an elevator leading<br />

directly from the roof to the<br />

emergency department and<br />

intensive care unit.<br />

A medical stabilising facility<br />

is also proposed to be built<br />

on the roof to give patients<br />

oxygen and other treatments<br />

as soon as they leave the helicopter.<br />

Dr Davies said they wanted<br />

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helicopter and carry it on a<br />

32km walking relay around<br />

Stoddart Point Reserve on<br />

April 7.<br />

Walkers will be sponsored<br />

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Thirty two kilometres is<br />

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• By Sarla Donovan<br />

WEEKEND OPENING hours<br />

won’t be extended at Sumner<br />

Library.<br />

Presently, it is only open<br />

from 10am-1pm on Saturdays,<br />

prompting complaints from<br />

library users.<br />

After being told the city<br />

council had no money to fund<br />

extra hours, Linwood-Central-<br />

Heathcote Community Board<br />

asked city council staff to investigate<br />

whether volunteers could<br />

be used to staff the library on<br />

weekends.<br />

But a report released on Monday<br />

said any move to replace<br />

paid staff with volunteers would<br />

be strongly opposed by the Public<br />

Service Association “when<br />

the work could be provided by<br />

paid staff.”<br />

The report said volunteers in<br />

other libraries were supervised<br />

by qualified library staff.<br />

“Consistency of staffing across Saturday opening.<br />

all the hours that the libraries “Staff have received mixed<br />

are open, provided by trained community preferences regarding<br />

the library opening hours.<br />

and experienced staff is an important<br />

principle and practice Some requests have been for<br />

that enables quality service extending the Saturday library<br />

provision,” the report said. hours and/or opening on a<br />

Also rejected was the option Sunday, while other community<br />

of reducing opening hours during<br />

the week – currently 10am- current library hours of opera-<br />

members are content with the<br />

6pm - to accommodate a longer tion.”<br />

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No extension to library hours<br />

The report recommends the<br />

status quo remains in place for<br />

<strong>2018</strong>/19.<br />

Heathcote Ward city councillor<br />

Sara Templeton said the<br />

library served a much wider<br />

community than the suburb<br />

itself.<br />

“I would have thought that<br />

it would be more in line with<br />

Aranui and Parklands, who are<br />

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1pm. ​<br />

open until 4pm on Saturday.”<br />

She said if the community<br />

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to allow the hours to be extended,<br />

people should give feedback<br />

as part of the Long Term Plan<br />

process.<br />

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />

Community Board will<br />

discuss the report at their meeting<br />

tomorrow.<br />

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buildings would be in use for<br />

about 50 years and that the site<br />

would be designed to ensure it<br />

was a genuine long-term location<br />

for the school.”<br />

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SIXTY EIGHT Canterbury<br />

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students to Government<br />

ministers, gathered for an<br />

International Women’s Day<br />

breakfast on Thursday.<br />

The event was organised<br />

by women in the Port Hills<br />

branch of the Labour and Green<br />

parties.<br />

Held at Mt Pleasant<br />

Memorial Community Centre,<br />

the guests took part in a livestreaming<br />

event from the banquet<br />

hall in Parliament hosted<br />

by governor-general, Dame<br />

Patsy Reddy.<br />

One of the event organisers,<br />

Rosemary Neave said the<br />

highlight of the livestream was a<br />

conversation between National<br />

Council of Women chairwoman<br />

Gill Greer and former Prime<br />

Minister Helen Clark.<br />

Ms Clark spoke of the need for<br />

women to be resilient as there<br />

were no red carpets laid out for<br />

them.<br />

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she said.<br />

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competitive environments, she<br />

said, and if there were knockbacks,<br />

you had to use your courage<br />

to find better things to get<br />

involved in.<br />

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context, New Zealand women<br />

lived in a bubble, having broken<br />

through to become prime<br />

minister, chief justice, governorgeneral<br />

and CEOs.<br />

Following the livestream,<br />

Conservation Minister Eugenie<br />

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Cynthia Roberts, ​<br />

Sage noted the new, familyfriendly<br />

parliamentary environment<br />

ushered in by Speaker of<br />

the House Trevor Mallard.<br />

And Port Hills Labour MP<br />

and chief whip Ruth Dyson said<br />

the mood in parliament was<br />

changing, and applauded the<br />

way some parties were working<br />

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This year is the 125th anniversary<br />

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Zealand.<br />

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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

Sumner sites<br />

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THERE APPEARS to be little<br />

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Scott Park in Ferrymead.<br />

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Scott Park nine, compared with 29<br />

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also took out the third<br />

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LANDING: Tom Denman leaps out of the Sumner IRB with Steven Parratt on-board.<br />

SPEED: Jake Simpson sprints towards the beach.<br />

Third place for Sumner surf lifesavers<br />

• By Gordon Findlater<br />

SUMNER WERE the best of<br />

the Christchurch clubs at the<br />

South Island Inflatable Rescue<br />

Boat Championship which was<br />

dominated by two Dunedin<br />

clubs at the weekend.<br />

St Kilda narrowly retained<br />

their title at Warrington Beach<br />

by finishing ahead of Dunedin<br />

neighbours St Clair. Sumner<br />

rounded out the top three.<br />

The annual event was attended<br />

by close to 40 crews from 10 surf<br />

lifesaving clubs, predominately<br />

from the South Island.<br />

Sumner captured <strong>14</strong> top-three<br />

finishes while Taylors Mistake’s<br />

young crews had two top-three<br />

finishes.<br />

The highlight for Sumner was<br />

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women’s assembly rescue. The<br />

crew of Kate Suter, Melissa Patterson<br />

and Tia Rosengrave took<br />

honours by pipping the other<br />

Sumner crew of Jade Jeffery, Katie<br />

Plom and Hannah <strong>Bay</strong>liss.<br />

Sumner also had a win in the<br />

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crew of Jake Simpson, Gareth<br />

Evans, Sophie Berrill edged out<br />

two North Beach crews to take<br />

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“We were pretty rapt with how<br />

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Waves up to 50cm and light<br />

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This year saw an increase in<br />

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“We couldn’t have asked for<br />

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The BP South Island IRB<br />

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North Island IRB Championships,<br />

held in Taranaki last<br />

month.<br />

The crews now have just under<br />

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Beach on Thursday.<br />

South Island IRB club points<br />

St Kilda 120pts, 1; St Clair<br />

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the opportunity to re-design our network of<br />

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make it safer for everyone and to reduce<br />

traffic congestion.<br />

Transport network<br />

$1049m<br />

Stormwater and<br />

flood protection<br />

$678m<br />

Some parts of Christchurch are<br />

more flood-prone. We want to<br />

reduce the flood risk to homes and<br />

businesses.<br />

Whatever goes into our gutters can<br />

end up in our rivers so you can help<br />

clean up the stormwater.<br />

We expect a large number of workers to<br />

return to the central city. If they all travel<br />

in a single occupant vehicle our roads will<br />

become more congested.<br />

Community facilities are important<br />

because they bring people together.<br />

We’ll complete or progress a wide range<br />

of projects, our priorities are:<br />

• Social housing renewals and replacements<br />

• Library resources<br />

• Recreation and sport buildings and<br />

plant renewals<br />

• Hornby library, customer services and<br />

south-west leisure centre<br />

• Recreation and sports grounds renewals<br />

• Ngā Puna Wai sports hub Stage 1<br />

• Linwood Woolston Aquatic Facility<br />

• Performing Arts Precinct<br />

• New Brighton Hot Pools<br />

Community facilities<br />

• Metro Sports Facility (Council’s share under<br />

agreement with the Crown)<br />

• Multi-use Arena (Council’s share under<br />

agreement with the Crown).<br />

$835m<br />

Here are our key<br />

projects – what we<br />

are repairing and<br />

building over the<br />

next 10 years<br />

Parks and heritage<br />

$267m<br />

We are a city of parks and gardens boasting a<br />

network of 130km of walking and mountain bike<br />

tracks that we propose to maintain and improve.<br />

We plan to delay repairing the Canterbury<br />

Provincial Council Buildings until 2029 because<br />

the project will cost an estimated $204 million.<br />

Wastewater<br />

$641m<br />

Drinking water<br />

$495m<br />

We enjoy high quality drinking<br />

water. We need to protect this<br />

by replacing damaged pipes<br />

and ensuring that our<br />

well-heads are secure.<br />

Our network of pipes carry water from<br />

kitchens and bathrooms. We’ll provide<br />

for population growth but put on<br />

hold the work to replace wastewater<br />

infrastructure to free up funding to<br />

improve roads. This means in wet<br />

weather there could be more<br />

overflows. Is this acceptable?<br />

Have we got the priorities right?<br />

Read and give feedback on the draft Long Term Plan at ccc.govt.nz/LTP<br />

Copies are available at our libraries and service centres<br />

Ask us a question on 0800 800 169 or (03) 941 8999<br />

Meet with us at a community event ccc.govt.nz/LTP<br />

Submissions close on 13 April <strong>2018</strong>


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by 5pm each Wednesday<br />

Knit and Yarn<br />

Wednesday, 10am-noon and<br />

Friday, 10.30am-noon<br />

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Woolston Brass Band Hall,<br />

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Friday 10.30-11am, Tuesday<br />

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Encourage your baby’s<br />

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Are you looking for a fun<br />

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021 077 1264<br />

St Andrews Church, <strong>14</strong>8 Main<br />

Rd, Redcliffs<br />

Home from Home: Ceramic<br />

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Friday-Sunday, 10am-4pm<br />

Recent works by Diamond<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> resident and University<br />

of Ulster Fine Arts graduate Jane<br />

McCulla. Patterns inspired by<br />

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Stoddart Cottage Gallery, lower<br />

Waipapa Ave, Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

Redcliffs Village Library<br />

Book Sale<br />

Saturday, 10am-1pm.<br />

A great selection of adults and<br />

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Sunday, 9.30-10.30<br />

If you’ve never played before<br />

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Bowls available - flat shoes need<br />

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Twilight Golf<br />

Tuesday, tee-off 4.30-5.30pm<br />

Go and enjoy twilight golf<br />

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Green fee $10, members $5. For<br />

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Ferrymead Golf Club<br />

Markets:<br />

The weekly markets have many<br />

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Lyttelton Farmers Market<br />

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Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St.<br />

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market:<br />

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Akaroa Farmers Market:<br />

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Newly constructed in 2015 and enjoying an<br />

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New range in store and on sale!<br />

Elyse Lounge Collection<br />

Gorgeous, plush velvet, deep button tufting, stud detailing, luxurious<br />

3 Seater available in Marine, Occasional Chair<br />

and Ottoman available in Marine and Steel<br />

Accessories sold seperately.<br />

Elyse 3 Seater Sofa<br />

Marine<br />

was $1249<br />

now only<br />

$<br />

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Elyse Ottoman<br />

Marine or Steel<br />

was $349<br />

now only<br />

$<br />

279<br />

Elyse Occasional<br />

Chair – Marine or Steel<br />

was $499<br />

now only<br />

$<br />

399


FANTASTIC LIVING RANGES ON SALE!<br />

was $1949<br />

now only<br />

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<strong>14</strong>69<br />

Crete 7 Piece Dining Set – Black Rio Chairs<br />

Industrial concrete tops, bold, contrasting rustic wooden legs, modern<br />

Accessories not included.<br />

Pepper Dining Chair<br />

Retro, fun, sturdy Beech wooden legs,<br />

available in Black, Blue or White<br />

was $115<br />

now only<br />

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85<br />

Devin Range<br />

Simple, Stainless Steel, Oak, solid<br />

Devin<br />

Coffee Table<br />

was $249<br />

now only<br />

$<br />

199<br />

Devin<br />

Lamp Table<br />

was $199<br />

now only<br />

$<br />

129<br />

Carson 5 Piece Dining Set – White Chairs<br />

Scandinavian inspired, Oak accents, modern, timeless<br />

Accessories not included.<br />

was $659<br />

now only<br />

$<br />

549


ENTIRE<br />

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RANGE ON<br />

SALE!<br />

Atlantic Living Range<br />

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ensure each drawer is easy to open.<br />

Accessories not included, soft furnishings sold separately.<br />

Pair with our<br />

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Atlantic Dining Table Atlantic Bench Seat Atlantic Dining Chair Atlantic Entertainment Unit<br />

– W1210<br />

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was $250 now only<br />

$<br />

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was $180 now only<br />

$<br />

130<br />

was $599 now only<br />

$<br />

459<br />

Atlantic Entertainment Unit<br />

– W1730<br />

was $749 now only<br />

$<br />

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Atlantic 2 Drawer Bookcase<br />

was $749 now only<br />

$<br />

599<br />

Atlantic 2 Drawer Hall Table Atlantic Buffet Atlantic Coffee Table<br />

was $499 now only<br />

$<br />

399<br />

was $999 now only<br />

$<br />

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Fleur King Single Fabric Daybed<br />

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Accessories not included, soft furnishings, nested table and mattress<br />

sold separately.<br />

was $1199<br />

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$<br />

999<br />

save<br />

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Atlantic 4 Piece Bedroom Package<br />

Coastal design, brushed Acacia, relaxed, package includes<br />

Queen Bed, 2 Drawer Bedsides x 2 and 4 Drawer Tallboy<br />

Accessories not included, soft furnishings sold separately.<br />

was $2479<br />

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1999<br />

Dallas Queen Bed<br />

Available in Blush, Sky or Jet<br />

Mattresses and bedding sold separately for all beds shown.<br />

New<br />

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fabric beds<br />

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Deco Queen<br />

Fabric Bed – Slate<br />

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Norwich Arm Chair<br />

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Accessories sold separately.<br />

was $379<br />

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Great storage<br />

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Fabric Bed – Beige<br />

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24 MONTHS<br />

NO PAYMENTS<br />

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Finance offer expires 26th <strong>March</strong> <strong>2018</strong>.<br />

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We accept:<br />

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INSTORE AND ONLINE<br />

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Accessories are not included in the price of furniture unless otherwise stated. Colours in store may vary to those pictured. Stock<br />

may vary from store to store. Target apologises in advance if any item is sold out during the promotion. All Prices include GST. Target<br />

reserves the right to amend any misprints or errors within this advertisement. Mailer offers expire Monday 26th <strong>March</strong> <strong>2018</strong>. Sale<br />

excludes Manchester and accessories.<br />

*No Payments and No Interest for 24 months (“Payment Holiday”) is available on Q Card Flexi Payment Plans for in-store purchases<br />

only until offer ends 26th <strong>March</strong> <strong>2018</strong>. Minimum spend $499. Annual Account Fee of $50 applies. New Q Cardholder fees - $55<br />

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