Western News: April 03, 2018

TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2018 

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• By Emily O’Connell 

WINTER COULD be a little 

chilly for about 45 of St Thomas 

of Canterbury College’s students 

and staff this year. 

Denton Park emails 

Community board members 

say council ‘failed’ them 

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The group had their heads 

shaved in a bid to raise money 

for Shave for a Cure. 

The annual event raises 

money for Leukaemia & Blood 

Cancer NZ – which receives no 

Tea and Tots expands 

Community parent initiative 

gets bigger 

St Thomas 

students 

lose their locks 

FOR A CAUSE: St Thomas of Canterbury College student Matthew Ryan sees the funny side of having his head shaved. 

Government funding. 

St Thomas’ social justice 

leader Dominic Anisy said the 

school tripled last year’s efforts 

– raising more than $12,000 for 

the cause. 

He said their initial goal was 

$6000 but they kept elevating it 

as they surpassed their target. 

St Thomas’ has now raised the 

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consent hold up. 

Its consent, which is still pending, 

is awaiting further information. 

City council head of resource 

consents John Higgins said “the 

application is with a commissioner 

to make a decision. He has 

however asked a question of the 

applicant which the applicant is 

responding to.” 

City council head of parks Brent 

Smith said subject to gaining consent, 

the Halswell Domain skate 

park will be built in stages, with 

construction set to start at the 

end of August. He said the skate 

park would then be completed by 

Christmas. The Halswell Domain 

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Tuesday April 3 2018 3 

News 

Council ‘failed the board’ – emails 

Mega centre 

consultation 

woes revealed 


EMAILS SHOW some 

community board members 

were unhappy with the public 

consultation process for the 

$35.7 million Hornby mega 

centre’s location. 

The emails, released to Western 

News under the Local Government 

Official Information 

and Meetings Act, reveal four 

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

Community Board members 

wanted a second round of public 

consultation after learning the 

cost to remediate Kyle Park. 

The facility’s proposed 

location on Denton Park has 

been highly controversial with 

sports clubs fearful of losing 

their home ground to the new 

Hornby library, customer services 

and leisure centre. 

The remediation of Kyle Park 

was a big factor in the decision 

on where the centre is to be 

located. 

On June 23, board deputy 

chairwoman Helen Broughton 

emailed city council chief executive 

Karleen Edwards asking her 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

DISSATISFIED: Debbie Mora (left), Helen Broughton, Ross 

McFarlane and Mike Mora wanted another round of public 

consultation on the Hornby mega centre’s location. 

or a general manager to attend 

a briefing after receiving “the 

worst possible outcome.” 

“Kyle Park is the preferred 

option yet we now know it probably 

cannot be used. If we shift 

away from Kyle, we will need to 

go out for a further round and 

look absolutely foolish in the 

public’s eyes. City council management 

has failed the board,” 

she said. 

Mrs Broughton emailed 

the board members two days 

later suggesting they should do 

another round of public consultation 

with just Denton and 

Warren parks. 

“I suspect many voted for Kyle 

as a way to remove the threat 

from Denton . . . I believe the 

board is in political if not legal 

difficulties if it does not undertake 

further consultation. There 

will be outrage from the clubs,” 

she said in an email. 

Board chairman Mike Mora, 

and members Ross McFarlane 

and Debbie Mora agreed. 

“We would be “hung drawn 

(and) quartered” (sic) if we do 

not face up to the public now 

and potentially someone may 

consider it grounds to appeal 

our actions or inactions,” Mr 

McFarlane said in an email. 

In July, Ms Mora asked city 

council staff about posing 

another question to submitters 

about Kyle Park not being an 

option. 

She was told the city council 

was in “the process of seeking 

legal advice.” 

A city council spokeswoman 

told Western News the 

community board was given the 

legal advice at the end of July, 

but was unable to divulge 

what it was as it’s “legally 

privileged”. 

“A formal resolution to 

re-consult was not made by 

any board members and the 

community board made the 

decision to recommend Denton 

Park as the preferred option,” 

the spokeswoman said. 

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High School. The money will 

go towards the costs of Luke 

Didierjean, William Falconer 

Beach, Alysia Gilmore, Will 

Mason, Kelly Newlands, Kate 

Petrie and Andrew Rider 

attending the five-day spirit 

trophy voyage in Auckland in 

May. Meanwhile, the community 

board will also decide today 

whether to grant $500 from 

its Youth Development Fund 

to Nicholas Del Rey. The money 

will go towards the costs of 

Nicholas attending the an 

international gymnastics academy 

in Portugal in May. The city 

council staff recommendation is 

to approve the grants. 

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WESTERN NEWS 

RICCARTON HIGH SCHOOL 

Te Kura Tuarua o Pūtaringamotu 

FIRST CULTURE FEST A HUGE SUCCESS 

Image above: Riccarton Primary School’s Kapa 

Haka group performs for the crowd. 

A wonderful celebration of our school and 

community’s ethnic diversity was held in the 

assembly hall on Friday, March 23. 

As the school day came to a close, students, 

teachers, parents and people from the local 

community came together at RHS to enjoy 

exciting and colourful cultural performances, 

RECOGNISING EXCELLENCE 

and sample an array of ethnic foods at the firstever 

Culture Fest. The audience lapped it up, 

clapping and cheering for the performers and 

tucking into the tasty food. 

Suggested by Principal Neil Haywood, the idea 

for Culture Fest grew out of last year’s Cultural 

Walkthrough, where ethnic group leaders were 

brought together to discuss ways to celebrate 

the cultural diversity of the local area and 

create a sense of belonging for our new New 

Zealand residents. 

As a community event, it was a collaboration 

between the school and the Riccarton Public 

Library, with the school’s librarian Sally Blake 

and Cultural Diversity Facilitator Lulette Carney 

organising the food and entertainment, and 

the library, along with community groups and 

organisations, providing information about 

their particular areas of interest. 

KEEpING THEIR LANGUAGE ALIvE 

An innovative pilot project has been introduced 

to Riccarton High School this year – a Filipino 

Literacy and Culture Class. 

This followed a meeting in early February when 

the idea for the class was presented to parents 

to gauge their interest, and enrolments were 

sought. 

As a result, 35 of the school’s 102 Filipino 

students from Years 9-13 spend about an 

hour every Thursday after school with Filipina 

teacher aide Delia Talili, studying their native 

language, Tagalog, and their country’s culture. 

DECADES-LONG TRADITION CONTINUES 

Head of ESOL Angela Bland says research has 

shown that maintaining their native language is 

important for immigrant students in achieving 

academic success. 

A community project, it includes similar classes 

being held at Riccarton Primary School, with 

both principals supportive of the initiative. 

Generous funding for the first year has come 

from the Riccarton Rotary Youth Trust, Lavida 

and Life Resources and was used to provide 

laptops, Delia’s wages and a tasty afternoon 

tea, which rounds off the class every week. 

A tradition that began way back in 1959 still 

continues, as students from Riccarton High 

School and Kaikorai Valley College in Dunedin 

compete against each other in summer and 

winter sporting tournaments. 

Participants from the two schools travel to 

each others’ home turf each of the two seasons 

and year about, with the most recent summer 

tournament being held at RHS on March 15 & 

16. Some 70-80 boys and girls from each school 

competed in athletics, futsal, tennis, touch, 

volleyball, and girls in cricket. 

The winter tournament will be held in Dunedin 

on June 14 & 15. 

Sports co-ordinator David Biddick describes it 

as the pinnacle of the school’s sporting events, 

and one that the students always look forward 

to. 

Other annual interschool tournaments are held 

with Westland High School and Geraldine High 

School. 

NEW OUTDOOR EDUCATION FACILITY 

Congratulations to all of our students who 

achieved NCEA Level 2 endorsed with 

Excellence: Melanie Aitken, Alden Arduo, Sion 

Choi, Erica Chung, Patricia Guo, Katie Hayles, 

Kasey Hillary, Donna Hou, Yunru Huang, 

Charmaine Lam, Carmen Lionnet, Yasmine 

Maarouf, Hannah MacClure, Niamh Maxwell, 

Apoorva Patelkhana, Emma Patmore, Joshua 

Paul, Ruby Perring, Lehman Taleni, Nicholas 

Ting, Sarah Wallace, Ashley Walsh, Daniel Wei, 

Vanessa Ye, Francesca Zhang 

OUR pEOpLE 

SAYING FAREWELL 

Our long-serving sports co-ordinator David 

Biddick is retiring after 22 years service at 

RHS. After joining us as cricket coach in 

1996, he was asked by the principal to take 

on the sports co-ordinator role, which he 

started in 2000. 

That saw David organising all 34 sports 

RHS offers, helping students reach their full 

potential through representing the school 

in their chosen sport, and encouraging 

students of all sporting abilities to 

participate. 

He extends a ‘big thank you’ to teachers and 

parents, whose support through coaching 

and management he says is a major 

contributor to the school’s sporting success. 

David firmly believes that participation in 

sport and the values that underpin it, like 

teamwork and fair play, provides students 

with a strong foundation for life in the 

wider world. 

David leaves RHS on April 13 and looks 

forward to travelling overseas with his wife. 

We wish him all the best. 

Riccarton High School’s Kokiri facilty on the 

West Coast near Lake Brunner has served its 

purpose well as the Outdoor Education Centre 

for our Years 9 and 10 students. However, 

given the distance from Christchurch, and the 

increased gold mining and forestry in the area, 

the Board was looking for an alternative, more 

suitable facility. 

“We became aware that the Boys’ Brigade 

camp at Birch Hill in North Canterbury was 

up for sale and we thought that would suit us 

perfectly,” principal Neil Haywood says. “It’s 

very close to the Ashley Gorge and Mt Thomas 

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E. info@riccarton.school.nz 

www.riccarton.school.nz 

Forest Park walking tracks. 

We are very excited to have a facility 45 

minutes from school, which will have a lot of 

other uses too, such as for geography field 

trips.” 

Work needs to be done to bring it up to the 

new building standard to ensure its safety, 

and the current capacity for 24 students will 

be extended to accommodate 35-40 students. 

Funding for this work will come from the sale 

of Kokiri. 

The opening of the new facility is planned for 

the start of the 2019 school year. 

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Wendy’s workers may be 

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WENDY’S STAFF may turn to 

industrial action if negotiations 

over lieu days break down. 

The move follows Lyttelton 

port workers striking over wages 

and rosters, and nurses saying 

strike action is likely after they 

rejected a pay offer from district 

health boards. 

The fast food workers’ move 

comes after a three-year battle 

over lieu days, prompted by 

Hornby Wendy’s staff member 

Rose Williams. 

She went to the Ministry 

of Business, Innovation and 

Employment with the lieu day 

issue after she had been working 

at the Hornby restaurant for a 

year. 

Mrs Williams said Wendy’s 

staff were not being given a lieu 

day after working on a public 

holiday. 

In November, the Employment 

Relations Authority ruled in 

favour of Mrs Williams and 

Wendy’s was found to have 

breached two sections of the 

Holidays Act 2003. 

Wendy’s was given a list of 

orders including giving past and 

present employees their days 

INDUSTRIAL ACTION: Hornby Wendy’s staff member Rose 

Williams’ battle to get employees their lieu days continues. 

PHOTO: ANDREW KING 

in lieu or equivalent pay dating 

back to July 1, 2012, or since the 

restaurants had opened. 

Unite Union, of which 

Mrs Williams is a delegate, 

has estimated it would cost 

Wendy’s $1.6 million to pay back 

employees’ leiu days. 

The union’s national director 

Mike Treen said it has sent a 

final terms of settlement to the 

fast food company. 

“If no final agreement can be 

achieved very soon, we will be 

forced to ask members to take 

industrial action in support of 

our claims,” he said. 

But Mr Treen says it might not 

come to that as he doesn’t know 

what Wendy’s “final position” is. 

“I don’t even know if there’s 

a problem with lieu days at 

Wendy’s actually because they 

haven’t come back,” he said. 

Wendy’s did not respond 

before deadline. 


A SMALL working 

party is going to assess 

recommendations from a new 

report on anti-social behaviour 

at the Riccarton bus lounge. 

The city council’s crime prevention 

through environmental 

design report, commissioned 

in September last year, was discussed 

at the Halswell-Hornby- 

Riccarton Community Board 

meeting last week. 

It made 11 recommendations 

to improve the safety of people 

using the lounge and surrounding 

area. 

The lounge, on the corner of 

Riccarton Rd and Division St, 

has been plagued with youth 

issues since it opened in December 

2015. 

Riccarton Ward city councillor 

Vicki Buck, Halswell- 

Hornby-Riccarton Community 

Board chairman Mike Mora, 

deputy chairwoman Helen 

Broughton and member Catherine 

Chu will make up the 

working party. 

Mrs Broughton said the group 

will look at the recommendations 

“in more detail” and go 

back to the board with their 

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Bus lounge report 

with working group 

thoughts sometime before June. 

“I think it’s likely [we’ll approve 

some recommendations], 

but we actually wanted the time 

to go through it in-depth,” she 

said. 

The recommendations 

include installing additional 

CCTV cameras and turning the 

vacant cafe space into a security 

staff area. 

The report showed a decrease 

in victimisations in the area 

over the past two years. However, 

it said “trends indicate 

higher reported incidents over 

the mid to late afternoons of 

weekdays and Saturdays.” 

The report found continued 

engagement between police, 

security staff, beggars and bus 

lounge users has proved successful 

in reducing the number 

and severity of incidents. 

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WESTERN NEWS 

highlights 

International Rugby Programme 

The 2018 Burnside High School International Rugby Programme (IRP) 

commenced on 19 March. This year there are boys and girls from Germany, 

Argentina, Italy, Korea, Japan, Afghanistan and Scotland in the group. The 

IRP provides a programme of detailed rugby skill instruction, weight-training, 

speed and agility sessions and of course rugby team involvement until the 

end of August. 

The first two weeks involve detailed orientation with several guest speakers 

as well as physical and skill testing. The orientation is designed to help 

the students enjoy their homestay experience, to provide advice on how 

to proactively interact with their team-mates and to understand the New 

Zealand road rules - all in all, how to enjoy the next 22 weeks of their rugby 

adventure. The IRP has been running at Burnside High School from 2014 but 

has already produced Olympians in Sevens and male and female national 

team players in 7s and 15s. 

BHS PTA Uniform Shop 

The PTA Uniform Shop stocks new and second hand items. The shop 

is located at the front of the school in A1. Now is the time to purchase 

winter uniforms, all items are available at the shop. 

Opening Hours are: 

Monday lunchtime 1:00pm - 2:00pm 

Tuesdays after school 2.45pm - 4.00pm 

Wednesday 4th April after school 2.30pm - 4.00pm 

A visit from Seasprite helicopter 

The Navy Seasprite Helicopter is en route to the Warbirds Over Wanaka 

Airshow. When the opportunity arose for the Seasprite helicopter to make 

school visits on its way south, Burnside High School jumped at the chance. 

STEM activities and exhibitions 

Fifteen students from Ashburton College and Burnside High School 

recently gathered at the Burnside Campus for four days of Germantaught 

STEM activities and exhibitions (science, technology, engineering 

& mathematics). 

This opportunity was offered to all German-learning students from 

the two schools as part of the PASCH schools program through the 

Goethe-Institut, and was overseen by Goethe staff member Judith 

Geare. 

The foundation of the course was laid out on the first day, Friday, 

where Bianca Violet and Philipp Legner from Imaginary introduced 

the students to several computer programs based on fractals and 

polynomial graphing. From there the students were set free to think 

up their own exhibition projects and take them from paper sketches to 

reality over the next three days. 

With Christ The King School directly across the road they were also warmly 

welcomed over. 

As part of our career development programme, we invite many tertiary 

providers to speak with our students throughout the year, to provide them 

with a wide range of information and to assist them with their decision 

making. It is not often that they turn up in a helicopter! 

Today's helicopter visit was an amazing opportunity for 20 students who 

have expressed an interest in the Defence Force. They not only got to see a 

piece of the Defence Force in action; they also got to interact with the flight 

crew and pick their brains about the variety of occupations available. Many 

subject classes also benefited from the Seasprite’s visit, including Science 

classes discussing the transfer of energy that occurs during a helicopter take 

off; Physics classes discussing the rotor blades; and Mathematics classes with 

problem sets based around helicopters. 

We are grateful to the Defence Force for offering this opportunity to our 

school. 

Ideas ranged from metre-tall double pendulums to intricate optical 

illusions, something from every aspect of the STEM curriculum. 

The exhibits will be set up for viewing at the Burnside High School 

library until the end of Term 1 and then will travel down to Ashburton to 

allow all interested students (and keen maths teachers) to view, learn 

and interact. 

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Heads 

shaved for 

a good cause 

•From page 1 

The money will go towards 

information packs, emergency 

assistance vouchers, counselling 

and support group meetings for 

those affected by the cancer. 

Proud of his school’s accomplishment, 

Dominic says it’s been 

rewarding. 

“The boys really got behind it 

and really enjoyed it,” he said. 

SMOOTH: About 45 St Thomas of Canterbury College 

students and staff had their heads shaved in a bid to raise 

money for Leukaemia & Blood Cancer NZ. 

CLOSE CUT: Deputy principal Brendan Biggs (left) and social 

justice leader Dominic Anisy under the razor. 

PROCESS: The Halswell Domain skate park won’t be ready until 

the end of the year. Construction on the Knights Stream skate 

park is scheduled to start today. 

Halswell Domain skate 

park opening delayed 

•From page 1 

Work is scheduled to start 

today on another Halswell skate 

park today. 

The $350,000 Knights Stream 

skate park will be constructed by 

Hunter Civil and is expected to 

be completed by the end of July. 

Initially, both skate parks were 

supposed to be completed at the 

start of the year. But this was then 

extended to April. 

Mr Smith says it’s very satisfying 

that work is about to start at 

Knights Stream. 

“We know there are a lot of 

young people in the local community 

who are very eager to get 

out and use these parks so we’re 

keen to see them built as speedily 

as possible,” he said. 

The Knights Stream skate park 

design includes quarter pipes, 

timber post skate elements, flow 

bowl, pump bump, bank, stair set 

up with china bank, a flat open 

space with street skate elements, 

seating and shade shelter. 

As part of the overall development 

of Knights Stream 

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learn-to-ride facility, a basketball 

half-court, pavilion and sports 

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developed separately from the 

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PROPOSAL: An architect’s 

impression of what the 

proposed toilet in Harrington 

Park would look like. 

Toilet proposed for 

Harrington Park 

THE CITY council is looking for 

feedback on a proposal to install 

a toilet in Riccarton’s Harrington 

Park. 

The park, on Peverel St, currently 

has no toilet. 

Its closest public toilets are located 

in Westfield Riccarton, The 

Warehouse on Blenheim Rd and 

Middleton Park. 

The placement of the new toilet 

has been selected to tie in with 

existing services, and visibility to 

the road. 

Funding has become available 

to install a toilet with some new 

landscape planting. The city council 

plan to undertake this work 

next month and in June. 

Public consultation on the proposal 

finishes on April 16. 

•To make a submission 

please visit https://ccc. 

govt.nz/the-council/ 

consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/ 

show/131. 

A COMMUNITY initiative 

by Housing New Zealand has 

expanded after support from 

the Hei Hei and Broomfield 

community. 

HNZ tenancy manager Zoe 

Wood, who lives and works in 

the area, devised the Tea and 

Tots programme for under fiveyear-olds 

in 

August. 

Miss Wood 

wanted to 

demonstrate 

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SENIOR LIVING 

Centuries old folk remedy 

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The answer to that question is Yes, 

we should be worried, there are real 

problems caused by the volume of sugar 

being consumed by the average person 

and when look back over the last decades 

the problem is getting worse, not better. 

developments in research and 

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and food safety change how we view 

products we consume and patterns of 

consumption can make the negative 

effects of foods more pronounced. 

while these advances should be 

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to better understanding and health 

outcomes it can also be frustrating to 

the average consumer who can feel like 

just when they ‘get’ a good healthy eating 

plan together, the rules change. 

The recommendations for sugar are a 

good example of how information can 

be confusing, some sources encourage 

the complete ban on all sugar containing 

products and others, such as the heart 

foundation recommend a reduction 

rather than complete removal. 

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no time in history has sugar ever been 

presented as a healthy food, but as in the 

past it took more effort to consume sugar 

it was less of a problem, we could ‘get 

away with it’. 

In the past sugar was something that 

you could control through how much 

you added, in baking and to your cup of 

tea. This knowledge then transferred into 

the first generation of convenience food, 

if it was sweet, it had sugar in it. 

what we now face as a challenge is 

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it is added, often quietly, to many of the 

processed foods we consume, even when 

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a challenge is not that 

suddenly sugar is bad, but 

that it is added, often quietly 

to many of the processed 

foods we consume, even 

when they aren’t sweet. 

as the path to long-term health. 

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including stories, rhymes, craft and play. This is a free session and will be held in 

the Upper Riccarton Library on 71 Main South Rd. 

Scrabble Group 

Tuesday, 9.45am-noon 

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Gold coin donation. 

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Te Hāpua: Halswell 

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Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm 

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A gold coin donation is 

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Everyone is welcome. 

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HOME & HEATING 

Choosing the 

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Whether it be a new build, or 

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important to get professional 

advice from heat pump experts. 

The range varies from wall 

mounted high walls, floor mounted systems, 

multi systems, ceiling cassettes, right through 

to ducted central heating systems allowing 

you to have a very discreet way of heating 

your whole home to a constant temperature 

throughout. 

Firstly, you must select a heat pump that is 

suitable for the size of the space you wish 

to heat. Usually a site visit is the best way to 

ascertain this. Not only is the size of the area 

taken into consideration but also, insulation, 

building orientation, windows and ceiling 

space. There are a wide range of heat pumps 

available with different heating outputs so it is 

important to select 

the correct size for 

Heating is a major 

investment in your home 

and it is vital to get the 

right advice. 

your requirements 

that will handle 

the job but not 

be unnecessarily 

overpowered. 

Secondly, the 

location of your 

heat pump is also extremely important. The 

cheapest installation is a back to back where 

the outdoor unit is positioned directly behind 

the indoor unit however this is not necessarily 

always the best option. It is vital that the indoor 

unit is positioned in a place that will not be 

constantly blowing on you. Also important, is 

the location of the outdoor unit. Most people 

do not want their outdoor unit sitting directly 

in their outdoor entertaining area or right 

outside their bedroom window. 

Choose a brand you can trust. Many brands 

have come and gone over the years but there 

are a number of manufacturers who provide 

reputable and reliable products. All brands 

vary in their energy efficiency, quietness of 

systems and price, so it depends on your 

application as to which will be most suitable. 

Major brands such as Panasonic, Fujitsu, 

Mitsubishi, Daikin, Toshiba and Hitachi are 

all reliable brands backed up by good technical 

after sales service. 

Ensure your heat pump is installed by an 

accredited installer. This will not only ensure 

correct installation of your heat pump, but also 

validate the manufacturers warranty. 

Other things to 

consider when 

choosing a heat pump 

are time clocks, ease 

of use of the remote 

controllers, air 

filtration and also wifi 

capabilities. 

Heating is a major 

investment in your home and it is vital to get 

the right advice. 

Enviro Master Ltd specialise in the supply, 

installation and servicing of all major brands 

of heat pumps. Our salesmen are engineers 

ensuring you get quality, unbiased advice as 

to which system will suit your application 

the best. Enviro Master Ltd offer a free, no 

obligation quote and will come to your home 

to see what is required. Visit our website at 

www.enviromaster.co.nz. 

Fresh air 

in your home 

All houses require air exchange in order 

to stay fresh and dry. No one likes to live 

in a stuffy, smelly, damp home. Indoor air 

quality is important for the health of the 

occupants. Houses can have many sources of 

contaminants, such as bathrooms, kitchens, 

pets, smokers, and even furnishings. Opening 

the windows can refresh the air, but is not 

always an option for security reasons and can 

also lead to heat energy being lost to outside. 

Although older houses have small gaps around 

windows and doors, you want to be able to 

control the flow of air. You don’t want air 

coming in to the bathroom or kitchen and 

pushing the soiled air around the house. It 

is better to expel the air out of kitchens and 

bathrooms to outside. This will draw air in 

from the rest of the house to replace the air that 

has been removed. 

Modern houses are very airtight and 

theoretically require a source of incoming air 

to allow kitchen and bathroom extraction to 

work optimally. Ventilation systems should be 

low air velocity and low air pressure so as not 

to cause draughts. 

There are two main types of ventilation system: 

Positive pressure and Balanced pressure. 

Positive pressure systems, such as the Dry- 

Matic, bring filtered, warmed attic air into 

the house, which then percolates through the 

rooms, pushing the damper stale air out. 

Balanced pressure systems bring in a similar 

amount of air to the amount they exhaust. 

Balanced pressure systems with Heat 

Exchange, such as the HEX390, use the heat 

of the outgoing air to warm the incoming 

air from outside. These are the most energy 

efficient systems available, as they recover up 

to 80% of the energy in the air, rather than 

losing it to outside. Heat exchangers work just 

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The NZ building code has recommended 

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