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• By Sarla Donovan 

REGENERATE Christchurch 

wants to fast track rezoning 

Redcliffs Park as a school – in spite 

of city council warnings the site 

isn’t sustainable 

for use as a school 

and will require 

extra protective 

measures within 

30 years. 

A city council 

memorandum 

on flood hazards 

at the park, 

released to the 

Edwards 

Bay Harbour News under the Local 

Government Official Information 

and Meetings Act last week, said 

the site is “not sustainable to be 

used for school purposes in the 

medium to long term.” 

City council chief executive 

Karleen Edwards said yesterday 

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maintain site functionality” are 

likely to be needed in 30 years. 

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MORE DEBATE looms over Redcliffs Park 

as the site for a new school (see page 1). 

A report shows flooding could be a 

problem in the future. 

A key part of the report says that the land 

is not suitable for a school in the medium 

to long term because of estuary tidal surges and other flooding 

issues in the future. 

Regenerate Christchurch says a school can be built in a way 

that will prevent it being flooded. It is looking to fast track 

rezoning of the park. 

But the report also says protection from the sea will be needed 

for the years to come. 

Who will pay for that? Ratepayers no doubt. 

Great effort from local surfers at the Duke Festival (see page 

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News 

Candidates bid for seat on board 

Five candidates have 

put their hands up to vie 

for a seat on the Banks 

Peninsula Community 

Board. Sarla Donovan 

finds out who they 

are and where they 

come from 


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PAGE 3 

Fire rages, homes at risk 

YACHT CLUB SIGN VANDALS 

Signs outside the Akaroa Yacht 

Club have been stripped off by 

vandals. Commodore Howard 

Wilson said the commodore’s 

parking sign was removed 

this week. It follows the recent 

destruction of signs stating the 

car park is for yacht club parking 

only. Mr Wilson said CCTV 

cameras may have captured the 

vandals. 

NOMINATIONS for the 

vacant position representing 

the Lyttelton Subdivision of the 

board closed yesterday. 

Funeral consultant Robyn 

Struthers is running under the 

Independent Citizens banner; 

public sector analyst Tyrone 

Fields has been selected by 

the Labour-aligned People’s 

Choice group, while Whaka- 

Ora/Healthy Harbour project 

chairwoman Yvette Couch- 

Lewis, community volunteer 

Paul Dietsche and Lyttelton 

resident Ashley Stanbridge are 

running independently. 

The seat was vacated by 

former board chairwoman 

Christine Wilson who resigned 

for health reasons in February, 

triggering a by-election due to 

be held on May 16. 

Mrs Struthers has lived in 

Lyttelton for 14 years. Her 

husband Neil was vicar at the 

Holy Trinity Anglican Church 

when the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake struck. 

In 2012, the couple opened 

Struthers Funeral Consultants 

in Exeter St. 

Mr Fields, 42, lives with his 

young family in Beckenham but 

grew up in Lyttelton, where his 

parents still live. 

He is an active member of the 

Labour Party. 

Ms Couch-Lewis has lived in 

Rapaki for the past 22 years. 

She said she is “semi-retired, 

but continues to work for her 

tribe and hapu at a governance 

level.” 

Originally from the United 

States, Mr Dietsche has been 

living in New Zealand for 12 

years. 

BY-ELECTION: (Clockwise) 

Robyn Struthers, Yvette 

Couch-Lewis, Paul Dietsche, 

Tyrone Fields and Ashley 

Stanbridge have all put 

their hands up to vie for a 

seat on the Banks Peninsula 

Community Board. 

He has previously worked in 

recruitment and was involved 

in the United States Antarctic 

programme. 

Mr Stanbridge is a Lyttelton 

resident. 

Voting papers will arrive in 

Lyttelton letter boxes on or 

around April 24 and voting will 

close at noon on May 16. 

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at a public meeting on Tuesday. 

Ohu Development owns the 

land at 3-11 London St and is 

working to create a building that 

will be collectively owned by the 

community. The information 

evening will be held at the 

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Rooms, 6-7.30pm. 

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Scarborough 

playground will 

be closed from 

May to August 

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upgrade takes 

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THE SCARBOROUGH Park 

playground will be closed for 

upgrade work from early May 

in preparation for a spring 

opening. 

The popular park is getting 

a makeover. Old playground 

equipment is being replaced 

with, among other things, a 

mouse wheel, an eagle’s lair with 

baskets, a dancing snake rope 

swing, a climbing tower, and a 

modern take on the classic rocking 

horse. 

The new playground is part of 

a four-month work programme 

involving post-earthquake 

repairs to the Scarborough clock 

tower, the steps outside the 

Ocean Cafe and Bar and damaged 

underground pipes. 

The earthenware pipe which 

runs between the cafe and 

the wastewater pump station 

is damaged and needs to be 

replaced. 

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disruption by completing 

multiple projects at once during 

the winter months. 

“By doing so during the playground 

renewal, we can avoid 


Scarborough playground 

closing in May for upgrade 

digging in the same area twice,” 

said city council acting head of 

parks Brent Smith. 

Scaffolding was installed 

around the clock tower last 

week. Although the playground 

will be closed to the public from 

May, the cafe will remain open 

with access via the esplanade 

walkway. 

St Leonards Park, Nicholson 

Park, Brownlee Reserve, Starwood 

Reserve and Barnett Park 

will be available for families in 

the area to use while the Scarborough 

playground is closed. 

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Bromley, where they will be kept 

for use in city council projects. 

The work will continue for up 

to 14 weeks. The trips are being 

made at night to allow retaining 

wall construction work to 

continue during the day. 

The city council said trucks 

will not use engine braking or 

reversing alarms and will operate 

at low speeds to minimise noise. 

Sumner Rd has been closed 

to the public since rocks 

came tumbling down from 

the surrounding cliffs in the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

About 100,000 cu m of rock has 

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part of rockfall protection work 

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between $40-$60 million and is 

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about 80 per cent of the funding. 

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Rocks moved by night 

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REUSE: Rocks are being 

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The rock will be used for 

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Using the rocks for other 

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News 

Plan to fast 

track Redcliffs 

School 

•From page 1 

The site is considered at risk 

of flooding due to rainfall runoff, 

and tidal flooding during 

extreme tides and storm events, 

which “will be exacerbated with 

future . . . sea level rise,” the 

memorandum said. 

It said there were “no plans to 

protect the area from sea level 

rise so the city council or Government 

cannot be relied upon 

to mitigate the flooding risk at 

any time in the future.” 

The city council has agreed 

to a land swap which will see it 

exchange the park for the former 

Redcliffs School site on Main Rd. 

But first the park must be rezoned 

as a school and Regenerate 

Christchurch is seeking to use its 

powers to fast track the process. 

Regenerate Christchurch has 

said the location would be appropriate 

as the new school buildings 

proposed by the Ministry of 

Education would only be in use 

“for about 50 years.” 

Dr Edwards told Bay Harbour 

News the city council’s opinion 

of the flooding hazard at the site 

remains unchanged. She said its 

position would be reiterated in a 

submission to Greater Christchurch 

Regeneration Minister 

Megan Woods. 


IZZY HOULT was three when 

she fell in love with ballet. 

Her driveway was across 

the road from the Little River 

Hall where dance teacher Ann 

Judson taught little girls dressed 

in pink. 

“I want to go, I want go,” she 

would plead with her mum Jane 

Hoult. 

But Ms Hoult insisted on 

waiting until her daughter was 

four-years-old; then they went 

over and “she was hooked.” 

Fast-forward six years and 

Izzy is now a national scholar 

with the New Zealand School of 

Dance in Wellington. 

The scholar programme 

provides specialist training for 

classical ballet students from the 

age of 10. 

Izzy successfully auditioned in 

early November and found out 

two weeks later she had been accepted. 

It was much earlier than 

expected, which led to a spot of 

angst for Ms Hoult. 

“I was at home and she was at 

school and I thought ‘uh-oh, this 

isn’t good news, it’s too soon’. So 

I opened it and I was reading it 

and I read back again and then 

started crying and I couldn’t 

read it. I was thinking ‘this 

definitely says Izzy doesn’t it? It’s 

got the right person, it definitely 

says Izzy, national scholar?’” 

“I was shaking and then I had 

to wait all day for her to come 

home from school. She was just 

so happy she screamed and 

screamed.” Only nine dancers 

were accepted in her age group 

from nearly 30 who applied. Six 

are from Wellington and three 

from elsewhere in New Zealand. 

Being a national scholar 

means seven times a year, Izzy 

flies up to the capital city on 

a Friday night for a full day of 

Local 

News 

Now 

Izzy’s path to dance stardom 


EXCITING: Izzy Hoult on her 

first day as a national scholar 

in the New Zealand School 

of Dance classical ballet 

programme. 

lessons starting at 8.30am the 

following day. She and her mum 

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It means staying overnight, 

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priced and has a kitchen. 

Nonetheless, costs add up. 

Jane helps run an annual 

event with the Country Living 

Group, but says she’s having to 

“get (her) head around a few 

more fundraisers.” 

“Izzy’s really good at helping 

out, whether it’s walking dogs or 

selling pinecones or whatever.” 

Ms Judson retired from teaching 

earlier this year, so between 

trips to Wellington, there’s 

training four times a week at the 

Southern Ballet School. 

But all the work is worth it, 

Izzy said. “We keep a journal 

about our progress and corrections 

and we are learning about 

our bodies, muscles and how 

to keep ourselves and bodies fit 

and injury-free. I had the best 

time and can’t wait until my 

next visit.” 

Her dream is to perform with 

the national dance company. 

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There’s been a lot 

happening! 

Market Comment 

What a busy start to the year it has been, and not just the real estate market. Having just 

experienced the hottest summer on record, great sporting events such as the current cricket series 

between the Black Caps and England, the start of the Super Rugby campaign where we hope to 

see the Crusaders defend their championship crown, the Commonwealth Games kicking off on 

the Gold Coast in a few weeks as well discussion around the location of a new skate ramp, various 

political manoeuvres, University orientations, International Women’s Day, St Patrick’s day and a 

myriad of other activities and events that keep us all occupied. It feels like it’s been a great summer! 

The real estate market has also gained momentum. Those of you watching the market will have 

seen some outstanding property coming to the market for sale coupled by some incredible 

marketing campaigns. Even if you are not quite in the market yet it can sometimes be a good 

opportunity to see what’s for sale and start building on your knowledge for when the time comes to 

buy or sell. You are welcome to come along to any of our open homes or contact one of our licensee 

salespeople for a private viewing. 

Patricia Van der bent 

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Jan Edlin 

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“Dan went above and beyond to 

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when we moved into our new home. 

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Work in community roles recognised 

Labour MP 

made to our community. They 

son, who has stepped down from 

for Port Hills 

have both stepped down from 

chairing the Banks Peninsula 

Ruth Dyson 

their current roles and, in my 

Community Board. 

recognises 

view, deserve accolades for the 

As chairwoman, she has been 

the work 

work they have done – often in 

responsible for leading many 

done by two 

the background, quietly working 

positive community board 

Lyttelton 

away getting good stuff done for 

responses to the issues and concerns 

of local people. 

women 

the benefit of others. 

who have 

Neither of them will enjoy this 

This board is significantly 

recently 

public praise because it’s the last 

underpaid for the work they do 

stepped down from their thing they seek, but they both 

(half what other community 

roles 

deserve it. 

board members get paid) but 

The first is Wendy Everingham, 

who has stepped down 

and commitment of the board 

it has not stopped the passion 

Usually, my contribution 

through these columns is about from the Lyttelton Harbour 

members and particularly of 

events or issues that impact on 

Wendy Everingham 

Information Centre. Wendy was 

Christine Wilson Christine. 

us locally – and there are plenty, instrumental in establishing and well, and played a leading role fence conference, talking about So to Wendy and Christine, 

both good and bad. 

developing the Information Centre 

and has contributed tirelessly post-quakes. Civil Defence was each other in Lyttelton and how that you have done as unsung 

in supporting the community the support that people gave to thank you for so much work 

But today I would like my 

column to be a special tribute for 15 years – a fine record. so impressed with her work that community led responses always heroines and leaders in our community 

– you leave big shoes to 

to two local Lyttelton women She has been involved in she was invited to give a keynote work best. 

for the contribution they have many projects in Lyttelton as address at a nationwide Civil De- 

The second is Christine Wil- 

fill. 

Clean-up groups collect 640kg of rubbish from harbour 


VOLUNTEERS removed more 

than half a tonne of rubbish 

from the edges of Lyttelton 

Harbour over two hours. 

The inaugural Whakaraupo 

Lyttelton Harbour clean-up on 

March 9 marked the launch 

of the Whaka-Ora/Healthy 

Harbour plan – a blueprint for 

restoring the ecological health of 

the harbour. 

About 50 people gathered in 

Lyttelton, 30 in Governors Bay 

and 20 in Diamond Harbour 

to help clean tracks, parks and 

streets surrounding the harbour. 

A separate event was held 

earlier in the day by Diamond 

Harbour School, with about 

150 people helping to clean-up 

around Purau. 

All up they gathered 640kg 

of rubbish, including glass and 

plastic bottles, cans, tyres, table 

tops and sheets of iron. 

Some was recycled and the rest 

put into a skip. 

The volunteers were afterwards 

treated to barbecue provided by 

Cashmere Cuisine. 

The event was a collaboration 

between Environment 

Canterbury, Enviroschools and 

Conservation Volunteers New 

Zealand. 

Project officer for CVNZ 

Hamish Fairbairn said they decided 

broaden the focus beyond 

beaches because there was a 

“strong likelihood” that rubbish 

on roadsides and in parks would 

end up in the harbour, “carried 

there by rain or wind.” 

And it was bird life and fish 

that had to cope with the consequences, 

said Mr Fairbairn. 

A team of eight international 

CVNZ volunteers travelled from 

Punakaiki to help out. The group 

stayed with Ngati wheke at Rapaki 

Marae and as well as the harbour 

clean-up they helped with gorse 

control at Orongomai Reserve. 

The Whakaraupo Lyttelton 

Harbour clean-up will be held 

again next year and Mr Fairbairn 

says plans are afoot to 

make it “bigger and brighter.” 

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Jetty ready to face another century 

Community 

restores part 

of history 

A 107-YEAR-OLD jetty is 

primed for another century of 

service at Takamatua Bay. 

Supported by the city council, 

local residents have driven a 

major repair project to save one 

of the region’s oldest jetties for 

future generations. 

The Takamatua Ratepayers’ 

Association pooled member 

resources to rebuild the 

earthquake-damaged structure, 

aided by the city council’s Banks 

Peninsula and Port Hills head 

ranger Paul Devlin and engineer 

Paul Ferguson. 

Association chairman Kevin 

Simcock said the restoration of 

the jetty was a communityfocused 

project. 

Local residents put in many 

long hours, volunteering their 

time and expertise to save the 

jetty. 

“This project has proven 

that city council-community 

partnerships are an excellent 

way of enhancing community 

assets while building community 

spirit,” Mr Simcock said. 

Mr Devlin said the city council 

simply empowered the local 

community to work on the 

jetty themselves, supporting 

the project with materials, and 

oversight of health and safety 

and design. 

“It has been a brilliant 

outcome, both for the 

Takamatua community and the 

city council,” Mr Devlin said. 

The jetty was built in 1910 to 

ferry cheese from the German 

Bay (Takamatua) Cheese Co-op 

to Akaroa and further afield. 

Initially called German Bay to 

RESTORED: The Takamatua jetty has been rebuilt. (Above) – 

George Armstrong addresses the crowd at the opening of the 

jetty in 1910 as the Deveron prepares to sail. 

reflect the origins of the early 

settlers, the name of the area was 

changed to Takamatua during 

World War I. 

It originally cost £175 to build. 

For Akaroa resident Jan 

Shuttleworth, the recent 

reopening marked a special day 

in his family’s history. 

His grandfather George 

Armstrong delivered a speech 

at the opening of the jetty on 

December 20, 1910. 

“My grandfather was mayor of 

Akaroa for 23 years, and also on 

the cheese co-operative’s board,” 

Mr Shuttleworth said. 

“The jetty was built by a local 

builder to provide a shipping 

service from the bay to Akaroa 

and beyond as the co-op had 

about 15 suppliers, and quite 

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Principal’s Report 

NCEA Excellence @ Level 1 Art 

Kia ora koutou. 

Talofa. Kia Orana. 

Malo e lelei. Bula. 

Fakaalofa atu. 

Namaste and 

Kumusta. Greetings 

to the Linwood 

Community. 

I am very pleased to 

be able to report to 

the community that 2018 has begun well for 

the school. This page shows the wide range 

of positive activity that we would expect in a 

busy, thriving secondary school. 

Our 2018 school year has begun with an 

increased school roll, considerably so. This 

has resulted in some timetabling challenges 

and prompt action to appoint further staff. 

Thank you to the students and staff as they 

manoeuvre their way round some crowded 

classrooms. 

2018 also starts with the first full year of our 

being in two Kāhui Ako-Communities of 

Learning, Tamai – Linwood-Woolston, and 

Aupaki – the Bays, Heathcote and Lyttleton. 

I have written about Kāhui Ako previously. 

They are schools collaborating to ensure that 

the student is at the centre of all activity but 

not just in the individual school the student is 

in at the time, but as the student progresses 

from early childhood centres through their 

schooling to tertiary and the workplace. 

Effective schools and communities have 

been doing this for decades, of course, so it 

Festival of Nations 2018 

Last month, Linwood College was once 

again on show - in all its glory. The ‘Festival 

of Nations,’ one day event, celebrated the 

breadth and richness of cultural heritage 

amongst our students. With initial speeches 

and a flag parade attended by local MPs, 

Poto Williams, Dr Duncan Webb and Ruth 

Dyson, the College’s sports' field was 

transformed into a vibrant cultural throng of 

colour and enthusiasm. 

The festival concluded with a Cultural 

Evening, a night of spectacular 

entertainment, with music and dance 

performances by students from around the 

world. 

is good to have this part of official national 

education policy. 

As we know, 2018 is our last full year in the 

old LHS/LC school buildings. In mid-year 

2019, Term 2, Linwood College will shift 

off-site for the duration of our re-build to what 

will be by then the former Avonside GHS 

site. This is a very good thing for us all as we 

will not have to live in the middle of a major 

building site for what would have been three 

years. It takes a year off the building timeline, 

from the three years to under two, and this 

means a saving of one million dollars. This 

saved money does not leave the budget so 

we can use as we see fit. 

Our community consultation about the new 

Linwood College has given us clear direction 

and everything that we do is based on this. 

We all agree that it is true that buildings 

alone do not necessarily improve education 

– the relationship with the teacher and the 

personalisation of learning are the two key 

factors for this – but there is also no doubt 

that new, purpose-built buildings and spaces 

can contribute hugely to these two factors. It 

is Linwood College’s turn. 

Finally, I am always keen to meet people, so 

if any member of the community wishes to 

talk to me about anything, please contact the 

office to arrange a time for this to occur. My 

door is open. 

Ngā mihi nui 

Richard Edmundson: Tumuaki-Principal 

Mathematics Success 

We are very proud of Jeremy 

Kyle who received an 

‘Excellence’ grade for his NCEA 

Level 1 external portfolio. His 

body of work had been part of 

a year long project around the 

theme, ‘My connection with the 

world around me.’ Students were 

able to interpret this theme into 

their own context. 

We are proud to congratulate the following students who excelled in their work and achieved 

the 10 Numeracy credits required for NCEA as Year 10 students in 2017. They are: 

Cory Aberhart, J C Aguilar, Ethan Alderley, April Anderson-Hill, Jessa Arcayera, Kane 

Arps, Analea Cavanagh, Jecus Culanag, Mario Cvetkoski, Danae Ganela, Desiree Garner, 

Serena Gerrard, Orlando Saul Goxhaj, Jeikob Hart-Floyd, Paigan-Lilly Hall, Dallas Keating, 

Kaylah Hoskins, Nabiha Irsad, Jade Jackson, Tau Jackson, Andrei Laxamana, Alana Le 

Cren, Orion Lynch, Patrick Maravilla, Ethan Moscrop-Giblin, Robert Paul, Leah Pearce, 

Patricia Pangilinan, Luka Russell, Tanisha Reddy, Jenna Roberts, Savanna Seinafo, Bethany 

Shanks, Josh Stiles, Dylan Taylor, Den Vergara and Jessica Wheble. 

Coast to Coast Champions 

Last month six of our Linwood College students: 

Emmaline Stott, Finn Pierce, Julian Lui, Mapu 

Uasi, Kyle Amer and Moahengi Ngauamo 

competed as the 'Coast-to-Coast Rangers' in the 

annual Coast-to-Coast race. 

This intensely challenging race started on the 

West Coast's Kumara Beach and finished on the 

East Coast at New Brighton Beach. 

What an amazing accomplishment it was for 

them all to get across the finish line after just six 

months of tough training! 

We would like to thank all who supported our 

team including LC students Aaron Skow, Tane Bradshaw and Alisha Ungerboeck as well as 

Jess de Bont and Matt Mark who instigated this amazing experience for the Rangers! 

As a past participant, Jess de Bont said, “I'm blown away by these teens. They have pushed 

themselves more than many people will in a lifetime and have shown such respect for each 

other and for us coaches. They totally inspire me." 

Use the following video link to follow them through the course. 

https://www.facebook.com/coast2coastrangers/ 

Star Activities Day 

In early February all Year 9 classes attended an exciting 

activity day at The Groynes. 

Students participated in team building activities and 

climbed high ropes testing their courage to take on new 

challenges. It was great to see the students working 

together as they got to know one another. 

Chilling 

This term Level 2 Science students visited the 

Antarctic Centre to experience survival in an 

extreme environment and to explore how organisms 

are able to survive in the extreme cold. 

After huddling like Blue Penguins in the chilling 

‘Cold Room’ (with a wind-chill factor of -18°C), we 

were then escorted to see some real-life rescued 

Blue Penguins in action during feeding-time. 

To end our adventure, we were introduced to some 

very well-trained Siberian Huskies, during which 

time we were told about these special dogs that can 

survive in such raw weather. 

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Summit Rd restrictions likely to fail 

A BID to restrict vehicles on 

Summit Rd at night to prevent 

boy racing and anti-social 

behaviour is likely to fail. 

The city council will consider 

a staff recommendation against 

banning vehicles from the Port 

Hills area between 10pm and 

5am at its meeting tomorrow. 

After reports of vandalism, 

fire, loitering and littering, the 

city council carried out public 

consultation last year on a proposal 

to restrict vehicle access 

to parts of the Port Hills road in 

a bid to protect the isolated and 

ecologically sensitive area. 

The restriction 

was 

proposed for 

a stretch of 

Summit Rd 

from Rapaki 

Rd to Gebbies 

Pass Rd, and 

David East 

Worsleys Rd 

from Summit 

Rd to 

Worsleys Track, between 10pm 

and 5am on Thursday, Friday, 

Saturday and Sunday and on 

public holidays. Local residents 

would be exempt. 

However, a hearings 

panel report, which will go 

before city councillors at 

tomorrow’s meeting, recommends 

the city council not go 

ahead with the proposal. 

The panel considered all submissions, 

including those presented 

by police and the Summit 

Road Protection Authority, 

along with a city council staff 

report which recommended 

the restrictions should not be 

approved. 

The panel agreed with city 

council staff, saying the proposal 

would be difficult to enforce. 

The report said it could 

end up shifting anti-social 

behaviour to other areas 

where it might present a greater 


risk to the public. 

It would also restrict the 

freedom of law-abiding, nighttime 

visitors who enjoy the 

“night-time scenic (sometimes 

romantic) views and isolation of 

the Summit Rd.” 

Instead the panel, which was 

chaired by city councillor David 

East, has called for the Port 

Hills Management Plan to be 

fast tracked, saying it could help 

address concerns at Summit Rd 

and other roads in the area. 

The report also suggests 

the city council consider both 

lowering the speed limit on 

Summit Rd and introducing a 

mechanism – such as number 

plate recognition technology 

– which would potentially 

identify drivers for crime 

prevention purposes. 

It notes that police are willing 

to assist with measures to curb 

anti-social behaviour. 

The panel report also requests 

a joint briefing on the issue be 

held as soon as possible for all 

local community boards and 

investigation into lowering the 

speed limit in the area. 

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App nabs 

disability car 

park abusers 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

MORE THAN 100 reports of 

people illegally using disability 

car parks have been made since a 

new app was launched to curb the 

problem. 

In October the city council’s 

Smart Cities programme and 

CCS Disability Action launched 

Access Aware, allowing anyone to 

report people parking in disability 

spaces without permits. 

It instantly sends a notification 

and location to the city council’s 

parking enforcement team. 

Smart Cities programme manager 

Teresa McCallum said since 

the app was launched on October 

1 there had been 141 “abuse reports,” 

with one $150 ticket issued. 

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SUMNER SURFERS were 

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Christchurch wave riders 

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Estella Hungerford did 

her push for a spot in 

the New Zealand junior 

surfing team no harm by 

winning two titles. She 

won the under-16 girls 

division with a score 

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In the men’s longboard 

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over 40 women’s longboard division.


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COMMUNITY AWARDS 

Celebrate your 

community’s 

superstars 

Community Service Award nominations 

are now open – this is your chance to 

recognise the hard work of those people 

that go the extra mile in your local 

neighbourhood. 

Every community has them, those welldeserving 

people that make an impact 

wherever they go. Whether they focus their 

efforts on youth, older adults, education, 

culture or sport, it’s time that we thank and 

honour those that volunteer their time in 

making their local area a better place to live. 

Get in touch, and spread the word about 

the great work of a well-deserving member 

of your community. 

Nominate a worthy candidate 

now at ccc.govt.nz/csa 

Nominations close: 

Friday 13 April 2018 

SPORTS 

Riders gear up for Le Race 

HUNDREDS OF cyclists 

will descend into Akaroa 

on Saturday when they 

complete the iconic 100km 

Le Race from Christchurch 

to Akaroa. 

The strong field will 

offer cycling fans along the 

route an intriguing mix of 

experienced professionals 

and the superstars of the 

future. 

Amongst the favourites 

to cross the line first are 

race record holder Michael 

Vink who will wear the 

No. 1 bib. He will face 

stiff competition from 

Christchurch professional 

Daniel Whitehouse. The 

featherweight climber is 

suited to the steep hills of 

Banks Peninsula. 

Others to watch out 

for will be last year’s 

winner Brad Evans, 2017 

runner-up Sam Horgan 

and experienced head Paul 

Odlin. 

At 39 years, Odlin may 

no longer be a pro rider but 

is still considered a genuine 

threat. He has lost count in 

how many editions of Le 

Race he has competed, and 

he is another rider with 

unfinished business after 

leading the race in 2014 

before crashing on the final 

descent. 

RECORDHOLDER: Michael Vink will wear the No.1 

bib for Saturday’s Le Race. 

“Le Race is a special 

event so it’s good to see 

so many good local riders 

making an effort to be 

here,” said Odlin. 

In the women’s race, 

Kate McIlroy should be 

the red-hot favourite, 

on the eve of her third 

Commonwealth Games. It 

will be her first Games on 

the bike after previously 

competing in the 

steeplechase and triathlon. 

Unfortunately, Le Race 

did not fit the Games 

schedule for last year’s 

winner Sharlotte Lucas, so 

McIlroy on paper should 

have too much class for the 

rest of the women’s. 

Jojo Bauer, younger sister 

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PENINSULA HIGHLIGHTS 

Only a short drive 

Discover the natural beauty of the unique and popular Banks Peninsula 

from Christchurch City 

– there’s always plenty 

to see and do! 

Sea. Food. 

Sea. Enjoy a divine seafood platter overlooking Daly’s wharf and the Akaroa Harbour, 

Ma Maison is one of Akaroa’s hidden gems. The dining area is decked out with an open 

fire and bi-fold doors, so the breathtaking waterfront views remain uninterrupted. 

Food. The focus is on freshness and simplicity, using locally sourced ingredients 

wherever possible. We’re open for Breakfast, Lunch and a la carte Dining from11.00am. 

www.mamaison.co.nz 

Refreshing the past 

Visit the Akaroa Museum for fresh new exhibitions telling unique stories of 

Akaroa and Banks Peninsula. Open daily, 10.30 am to 4.30 pm, admission is free. 

Located in the heart of Akaroa, opposite the Four Square store, 71 Rue Lavaud. 

Phone 03 304 1013. Email akaroa.museum@ccc.govt.nz 

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Relax in a peaceful, secluded location 

Set on 6 hectares in the heart of Akaroa with amazing views and great facilities, 

make Mt Vernon Lodge your only choice for your stay in Akaroa. 

Mt Vernon Lodge, specialists in all your wedding, conference and accommodation 

requirements. 

www.mtvernon.co.nz 

Great food available 7 days a week 

Duvauchelle Hotel set on the shores of Akaroa Harbour is a small family run hotel/ 

restaurant catering to the needs of locals, tourists, sports teams and community 

groups. Operating 7 days a week, the licensee Peter Wilson (Golfy) welcomes 

customers to experience great pub style meals, a variety of Monteith’s beers, free wifi 

and of course all the sports on SKY TV. Find them on Facebook. Phone 03 304 5803. 

6026 Christchurch Akaroa Highway, Akaroa


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Storytimes 

Wednesday 10.30-11am, Tuesday 

11-11.30am 

Encourage learning through 

a love for stories. Storytimes is 

a free, interactive programme 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre on Wednesday and Lyttelton 

Library, Tuesday 

50s Up Band 

Wednesday, 9.30-11.30am 

Do you want to revive your 

skills or are you looking for 

a new group of friends? The 

50s Up Band welcomes new 

members of any age who play 

a brass instrument or maybe 

some percussion. A wide range 

of music is covered and playouts 

usually take place during weekdays 

around once a month. For 

inquiries, phone Noeleen 384 

3953. 

Woolston Brass Band Hall, 

Dampier St 

Strength ’n’ Stretch Class 

Wednesday, 6-7pm 

For women in their fab 50s 

and beyond. Enjoy a whole 

body workout at a medium level 

which includes exercise to music, 

circuit stations and more. First 

class is half price. 

St Andrew’s Anglican Church, 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10 

Babytimes 

Friday 10.30-11am, Tuesday 

10.30-11am 

Encourage your baby’s 

learning through language. 

Babytimes involves interactive 

activities, such as rhymes, songs, 

stories and play. 

Lyttelton Library on Friday 

and Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre on Tuesday 

Mainly Music 

Friday 9.45-11.15am 

Are you looking for a fun 

activity to do with your baby 

or pre-schooler? Do you want 

to get to know other families in 

the Sumner-Redcliffs-Mount 

Pleasant area? Mainly Music is 

a fun, educational 30min music 

and movement session followed 

by morning tea and a social/play 

time. $4 per family casual rate, 

$30 for a 10-session card. For 

more info phone Hazel 384 1965 

or 021 077 1264 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Art Auction 

Friday, 3.30-4.30pm and 

7-8pm 

Fundraising art auction to 

support Toni and her family. 

They are going to Cambodia to 

work as volunteers. One dollar 

reserve silent auction - go 

along and bid on your favourite 

artwork - all works must be sold. 

Original abstract paintings by 

Toni Johnson. 

Linwood Ave Union Church 

Home from Home: Ceramic 

Exhibition 

Friday-Sunday, 10am-4pm 

Recent works by Diamond 

Harbour resident and University 

of Ulster Fine Arts graduate Jane 

McCulla. Patterns inspired by 

ancient petroglyphs, geology and 

aerial photography of the earth. 

Stoddart Cottage Gallery, lower 

Waipapa Ave, Diamond Harbour 

Lions Club Fundraiser 

Saturday, 9am 

Get your garden winter ready 

this weekend. The Ferrymead 

Lions are selling pea straw and 

compost with all profits going 

back to the community. 

Redcliffs School and bottom of 

Clifton Hill, Sumner 

Learn to Play Lawn Bowls 

Sunday, 9.30-10.30 

If you’ve never played before 

or simply want to improve your 

technique, go along to these free 

weekly sessions. Coaches will 

be available to give guidance on 

holding and delivering the bowl, 

and establishing the correct line. 

Bowls available, flat shoes need 

to be worn. Free. 

9 James St, Redcliffs 

Twilight Golf. 

Tuesday, tee-off 4.30-5.30pm 

Enjoy twilight golf at a friendly 

club with social time afterwards. 

Non-members welcome. Prizes 

to be won. Green fee $10, members 

$5. For further information 

contact Ann a.b.newsom@xtra. 

co.nz or Rob r.j.connell156@ 

gmail.com. 

Ferrymead Golf Club 

Mt Pleasant House Tour 

Saturday April 7, 1-4pm 

Visit seven fabulous homes 

on the hill ranging from vintage 

Go along to Lyttelton 

Library for a friendly knit 

and yarn craft session. Take 

your knitting, crochet or 

other portable craft project 

and enjoy time with other 

crafters. Take a look at the 

library’s range of books 

to get ideas for your next 

project. Free, no bookings 

required. Beginners 

welcome. Lyttelton Library 

on Wednesday, 10am-noon, 

and Friday 10.30am-noon, 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre. 

1920s to brand new – and help 

raise funds for the Mt Pleasant 

Community Centre and Mt 

Pleasant School. Self-drive for 

$35 or chauffeur service is available 

at a cost of $50. Tickets can 

be purchased from the school 

and the community centre, Mt 

Pleasant Farmers Market, Country 

and Casual and Eventbrite. 

Numbers are limited. 

Markets: 

The weekly markets have 

many different attractions and 

delicious treats on offer. 

Lyttelton Farmers Market 

and Lyttelton Craft 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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A stunning new classic from master storyteller Michael 

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This is a landmark new novel from the nation’s favourite 

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of France during WW2. There, a young autistic boy lives on his parents’ 

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too: and every week he goes to market with his mother, to ride his special horse on the 

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But then the Germans come, with their guns, and take the town. A soldier shoots a 

flamingo from the sky, and it falls to earth terribly injured. And even worse is to come: 

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apart. 

Only there’s a kind sergeant among the Germans – a man with a young boy of his own 

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All The Beautiful Girls 

by Elizabeth J Church 

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In the summer of 1968, Ruby Wilde is the toast of Las Vegas. Showgirl of the Year, in 

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astronauts vie for her attention and shower her with gifts. 

But not so long ago Ruby Wilde was Lily Decker from Kansas: an orphaned girl 

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survived the car crash that killed her parents and sister. Raised by an aunt who took too 

little interest in her and an uncle who took too much, dancing was her solace, and her 

escape. When a mysterious benefactor pays for her to attend a local dance academy, 

Lily’s talent becomes her ticket to a new life. 

Now, as Ruby Wilde, the ultimate Sin City success story, she discovers that the glare of 

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REAL ESTATE 

Your Next “As Is, Where Is” Project 

122 Major Hornbrook Road, Mt Pleasant - Auction 05 Apr 2018 (No Prior Sale) 

4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 toilets | 2 living rooms | 2 car-garage | 2 carports | 3 off-street parks | Listing #FM5392 

As we all know location counts when 

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location AND deemed repairable by the 

insurance company makes it a real winner! 

A four bedroom, two bathroom family 

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sunshine due to the North facing aspect, 

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family room and sunroom to relax in at the 

end of the day ensures there is room for all 

the family. 

Enjoy the summer BBQ’s on the deck 

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home offers. There is ample off-street parking 

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With Mt Pleasant School under 400mts 

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If you are a builder, developer or handyman 

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gARDEnER 

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12 April – 21 June 

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Please arrive 6.45pm for 

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Bay Harbour: March 21, 2018

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