Bay Harbour: April 11, 2018

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 2018 

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New pizza joint 

Fire and Slice finally set to 

open in Sumner 

Page 3 Page 5 

Former champ hooks 

up with Parker in UK 

• By Gordon Findlater 

DEAN CALVERT (above) 

returned from the United 

Kingdom last week after 

getting closer than most to 

Joseph Parker in the build up 

to his world heavyweight title 

unification fight with Anthony 

Joshua in Cardiff. 

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The former New Zealand 

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father George and brother 

Bryce to London ahead of the 

fight where they spent time 

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Cave Rock 

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this week 

• By Sarla Donovan 

THE OWNERS of Sumner’s Cave 

Rock Apartments are expecting the 

Earthquake Commission to sign-off 

on a settlement agreement this week. 

Body corporate chairman Mike 

White said the group had gone 

into mediation with IAG and EQC 

on February 20, and signed off 

on a deal with IAG on February 

22 – coincidentally seven years 

to the day after the February 22, 

2011, earthquake. However, they 

are waiting for EQC to sign the 

agreement. 

“Given that EQC actually drafted 

the agreement, there’ll be no 

problem with them doing that.” 

The apartments suffered damage 

in the February and June, 2011, 

earthquakes and were demolished in 

late 2012. In 2016, IAG’s offer of the 

difference between indemnity value, 

$10 million, and the sum insured, 

$16 million, was rejected by the body 

corporate. 

The mediation agreement 

prevented Mr White from disclosing 

the settlement amount, but he said it 

involved the two parties paying “a bit 

more money than they’d wanted to 

earlier.” 

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DEAN CALVERT was a pretty useful 

boxer in his day, and these days he’s not a 

bad sort of a publican. 

He’s mine host at the Valley Inn and 

when he’s not there he spends a bit of time 

travelling the world watching boxing. 

He has just returned from the Parker/Joshua fight in Wales 

(see page 1). He spent time in the Parker camp, courtesy of fellow 

Cantabrian Kevin Barry who trained Calvert during part of his 

career. 

Like any good publican he also did some industry research 

while in Wales: “We organised a good pub crawl one day.” 

It was, of course, to check on the menus for new ideas. 

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News 


GETTING THE right consents 

to open a pizza restaurant in 

Sumner took so long, Palwinder 

Singh had to postpone his 

planned wedding in February. 

The space at 7 Wakefield Ave 

was vacated by Stoked Surf, 

Snow and Style about a year ago. 

Mr Singh took over the lease 

in May and intended to open 

a wood-fired pizza and pasta 

restaurant called Fire and Slice, 

with indoor seating for up to 20 

people. 

But getting the required 

consents has taken five months 

longer than expected. However, 

he hasn’t been put off by the 

process. 

“To be honest, the whole thing 

has been challenging, exciting 

and really good learning. It’s 

not all negative. It’s been a good 

challenge, which me and my 

landlord have sorted out now.” 

He said he was initially told by 

city council staff that new commercial 

property rules meant 

all he needed was a building 

consent for a new fit-out. 

But unexpected strengthening 

work pushed the project out to 

December. 

Then two days before Christmas, 

city council planners called 

Mr Singh to say a resource 

consent was in fact required. It 

took a further month to prepare 

the consent application, which 

was lodged in late January and 

approved in mid-March. 

“Luckily, the landlords, Anthony 

and Jennifer, have really 

helped me a lot. I really appreciate 

their support and patience 

because they’ve also lost money; 

they never asked for rent. I salute 

them,” said Mr Singh. 

The final interior work is now 

under way with an anticipated 

opening date in the last week of 

this month. 

Originally from the northern- 


Pizza joint finally set to open 

Indian state of Punjab, Mr Singh 

shifted to Sumner in 2016 after 

five years working at Poenamo 

Hotel in Auckland. 

While there, he took the opportunity 

to learn about New 

Zealand culture, including 

rugby, which he now follows 

enthusiastically. 

Long weekends visiting the 

South Island brought an appreciation 

for its beauty, prompting 

his move. 

“In Sumner you’ve got everything: 

Movies, cafes, shops, 

beaches, really good walking 

and cycling tracks. What else 

DECORATIVE: 

Palwinder 

Singh moves 

the front 

quarter of a 

Land-Rover 

over the 

oven at his 

new pizza 

restaurant 

in Sumner. 

PHOTO: 

MARTIN 

HUNTER 

do you need.” Fire and Ice is Mr 

Singh’s first food business but he 

has been working in hospitality 

since 2006. 

His experience from frontof-house 

to housekeeping and 

kitchen work has given him a 

good grounding, he said. 

“I’m 100 percent dedicated 

and I even had to postpone 

my wedding. It was to be in 

February but we have put it off 

till May. She’s not really happy, 

but after understanding my 

dedication to the project, she 

said: ‘Okay, it’s alright’. She 

supports me.” 

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PAGE 3 

Fire rages, homes at risk 

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Three new murals by Los 

Angeles-based Christchurch artist 

Guy Ellis, also known as Dcypher, 

are planned for Lyttelton’s Oxford 

Street Reserve. The murals will 

include scenes from the early days 

of the settlement, native plants 

and birds and an abstract urban 

scene featuring a skateboarder. 

Work will begin on the two-week 

project on April 14, with designs 

being projected onto the walls 

so they can be outlined prior to 

painting. 

PENINSULA TRUCK CRASH 

The driver of a truck carrying 

a five-tonne digger lost control 

and slid into a bank on Le Bons 

Bay Rd on Monday. The crash 

happened about 10am. The driver 

was not injured and no other 

vehicles were involved. 

CACTUS UNDER FIRE 

Continued planting of prickly 

cactus alongside the Esplanade 

footpath is under review. The 

suitability of the plants has been 

questioned by Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

member Darrell Latham, who 

said the sharp points can make 

them dangerous for footpath 

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new plantings near Hardwicke St 

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DRIVERS ARE avoiding the St 

Andrews Hill-Bridle Path Rd 

intersection by using The Brae to 

access Main Rd. 

And it’s creating a steady flow 

of traffic down the steep, narrow 

street – prompting the city 

council to install new signage 

and stopping restrictions near 

the intersecting service road at 

the bottom of the hill. 

The service road is a 100m 

cul-de-sac which runs parallel to 

Main Rd and intersects The Brae 

just before Main Rd. 

It provides seven car parks for 

residents and their visitors and 

can also function as a ‘park and 

ride’ enabling drivers to park 

their vehicle and either use a bus 

service or the Coastal Pathway. 

A city council report provided 

to the Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board said 

drivers travelling on The Brae 

THREE HIGH-RISK bends 

on Major Hornbrook Rd in Mt 

Pleasant will have no-stopping 

restrictions installed after a 

resident raised safety concerns. 

The change is expected to improve 

sight lines for drivers and 

as it approaches Main Rd had 

poor forward sight lines and were 

moving relatively quickly due to 

the downhill slope. A give way 

sign at the currently uncontrolled 

for residents exiting driveways, 

and reduce the likelihood of a 

head-on collision as vehicles 

won’t need to overtake parked 

vehicles. 

It will also create more space 

for large vehicles such as rubbish 


Plan to solve traffic issues in The Brae 

intersection of the service road 

with The Brae would reduce potential 

confusion, the report said. 

And no-stopping lines will be 

implemented along the service 

trucks and buses which use the 

road. 

No stopping lines will be 

painted on the corners between 

numbers 138 and 149 Major 

Hornbrook Rd. And a continuous 

centre line will be painted 

GIVE WAY: 

An increasing 

number of 

motorists 

are using 

The Brae, 

prompting 

new safety 

measures. 

PHOTO: 

MARTIN 

HUNTER 

road, to ensure vehicles don’t 

park near the intersection and 

interfere with sight lines. 

The changes were approved by 

the board last week. 

No stopping signs for high-risk corners 

on the road to encourage vehicles 

to stay on their side. 

It will cost around $1000 for 

the road markings. 

The changes were approved by 

the Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board last week. 

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Local 

News 

Now 

PAGE 5 


New speed 

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Dyers Pass Rd 

A NEW 60km/h speed limit and 

double yellow lines will be in 

place on Dyers Pass Rd by early 

May. 

The speed limit change was 

approved by the city council last 

week. 

A decision to paint double yellow 

lines on the stretch between 

Summit Rd and the Sign of the 

Takahe was earlier made by the 

Spreydon-Cashmere Community 

Board. 

But the Banks Peninsula Commmunity 

Board decided against 

yellow lines on the Summit Rd- 

Governors Bay section due to the 

road’s narrowness and general 

condition. 

The changes are designed to try 

and reduce the crash rate. 

Installation of the double 

yellow lines, the new speed limit 

signs and raised centre line pavement 

markers will begin in mid 

April. 

The work is scheduled to take 

place between April 15-18, 22-26, 

29 and May 2. 

While the work is done, Dyers 

Pass Rd will be closed to traffic 

from the Sign of the Takahe to 

Governors Bay between 7pm and 

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Cave Rock Apartments 

dispute finally settled 

•From page 1 

Within the next eight weeks, 

the body corporate will meet to 

decide whether to rebuild or sell 

the property ‘as is, where is’. 

Mr White said it was more 

likely the owners would sell. 

“Judging by the responses 

thus far, most people just want 

to be rid of the whole problem 

and move on.” 

A resource consent to rebuild 

the main block of apartments 

remains in place until January 

next year, along with architectural 

plans. 

The consent was obtained 

in 2012/13, based on an understanding 

with IAG that 

reinstatement would go ahead, 

said Mr White. 

“When IAG changed their 

mind, that’s when we got into 

litigation with them.” 

Meanwhile, concerns were 

last week raised about the apartments’ 

underground car park, 

accessed off Wakefield Ave. 

Children have been playing in 

the abandoned space, which has 

been described as “a scene from 

a horror movie.” 

A padlock on the door was 

broken off and the chain link 

damaged, allowing people access. 

Sumner resident Paul Strangwick 

raised the issue on the 

Sumner Community Facebook 

page last week, warning that 

children were daring each other 

to go into the basement. He 

said the power was still on with 

lights flickering and water continually 

dripping onto the floor. 

He and builder Andrew 

Spencer offered to board up 

the entrance after Mr White 

contacted him on Sunday. It has 

since been secured. 

Mr White confirmed there 

was power to the basement as it 

was a reticulated system. 

There were also pumps 

running 24/7 to control the 

inflow of groundwater from 

earthquake-damaged sumps 

underground. 

The door has been vandalised 

at least three times over the 

past year, which has been “very 

frustrating,” Mr White said. 

“We do our best to keep it as 

secure as we can, but whoever 

does it keeps breaking in again.” 

Local 

News 

Now 

Calvert family meet Parker in UK 

•From page 1 

Their love for the sport has seen 

them travel to a number of high 

profile fights around the world, 

including the Floyd Mayweather 

Jr v Manny Pacquiao fight in Las 

Vegas in 2015. 

However, the world title fight 

between Parker and Joshua on 

Easter Sunday was unlike any the 

family had travelled together to 

see before. They were made to feel 

like part of the Parker family in 

the build up to his biggest fight to 

date. 

Mr Calvert’s main connection 

to the Parker camp comes 

through Parker’s trainer Kevin 

Barry, who also trained Mr Calvert 

in the early 1990s. 

“We got made to feel like part of 

the family. His mum would come 

down to breakfast every morning 

and say hello and give us a hug 

and a kiss,” said Mr Calvert. 

“We were lucky enough to be 

invited on his team walk the 

morning of the fight. It’s something 

he does the morning of his 

fights; just goes for a 15min walk 

to relax.” 

Mr Calvert won four New 

Zealand titles in his career as a 

welterweight. He also won the 

Jameson Belt in 1992. The belt is 

awarded to the best boxer at the 

national championships each 

year. Mr Calvert’s first boxing 

trainer was his grandfather 

Ryan Mitchell. This was before 


FAMILY: Dean Calvert, Joseph Parker, Bryce Calvert and George 

Calvert in the UK. 

he worked with Barry who was 

training David Tua at the same 

time. 

Mr Calvert had 70 amateur 

fights before going on to register a 

professional record of eight wins 

from eight fights. He took what 

was originally set to be a short 

break from fighting at 24. However, 

Mr Calvert never returned 

to training. 

“I do regret it sometimes, but 

then I’ve had a lot of other great 

memories since doing other 

things.” 

After boxing, Mr Calvert 

worked for his family cleaning 

business for 17 years before 

buying the Valley Inn Tavern in 

2004. 

“I like the social side. It’s a good 

place to catch up with friends and 

the locals.” 

Although Mr Calvert was lucky 

enough to be at Cardiff’s Millennium 

Stadium 10 rows back from 

the action, he says the Valley Inn 

Tavern was as good a place as any 

to watch the fight. 

“We were chock-a-block for the 

Parker fight. We had a couple of 

hundred people here, every time 

he’s fought it’s been like that.” 

As for the future of his favourite 

boxer, Mr Calvert believes, at just 

26, Parker has the determination 

to bounce back. 

“He was talking to us on the 

plane on the way home and 

he’s just determined to get 

back in there and get back to 

the top.” 

Frocks, Feathers & Fabrication 

John Emery’s latest exhibition at Little River Gallery 

Although born and raised in the American Midwest, 

John Emery has spent the past twenty-five years shuttling 

back and forth between Dayton, Ohio and Burkes Pass, 

New Zealand, where he established a second home and 

studio in 2000. 

“It is not just the object, but also its history--its 

veritable shadow-- that I set out to record in my work. 

It is the fragmented story that haunts me. Memories, 

symbolism, physical similarities, all play a part in creating 

the “fabrication”. Objects are often from a bygone era, or 

worn with repeated use, 

reflecting time’s passage. 

At times they are literally 

in pieces: the shattered 

porcelain, the cast-off 

sardine tin, a bird feather, 

or watching the flight of a 

fantail. In reclaiming them 

for my own tromp l’oiel 

still life constructions, I 

conjure them into a new 

world. Like life itself, 

each work resonates with 

both the story and history 

associated with some 

objects, and the imagined 

potential of others. 

My painting process typically begins with a solitary 

object, a toy bear, or a Victorian hunting dress. A visual 

narrative is then constructed in the same way that I 

fabricated stories about the neglected objects found in 

my grandparents’ long forgotten trunks. As with all my 

works, some elements become three-dimensional as I 

form them from paper, the most versatile material I know” 

John Emery. 

Time flies over us, but 

leaves its shadow behind. 

--Nathaniel Hawthorne 

Christchurch City Council 

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Applications are invited from not-for profit 

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Applications are accepted from Tuesday 3 April until 

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John Emery 

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BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 7 

Call for anglers to 

clean up hooks, lines 


USED HOOKS and pieces 

of cut fishing line pose a 

hazard to bird and sea life. 

Beachville Rd resident 

Polly Nash said anglers 

using the seawall were 

leaving used lines and 

hooks lying around rather 

than disposing of them 

responsibly. 

She gathered up more 

than a dozen pieces of cut 

fishing line last Wednesday 

morning, including one 

that still had a rusty hook 

in it. 

“I mentioned to one fisherman 

the environmental 

damage discarded lines 

and hooks cause to bird 

life as well as ocean life but 

he seemed indifferent and 

uncaring,” she said. 

The seawall bordering 

the Avon-Heathcote estuary 

is a popular spot to 

fish from, especially on 

weekends. 

But Ms Nash said she 

had noticed an increasingly 

“negligent and lazy” 

attitude towards disposing 

of surplus fishing line and 

hooks. 

She contacted the Bay 

UPSET: Polly Nash wants anglers to clean up their 

hooks and lines along Beachville Rd. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

Harbour News hoping 

to raise awareness of the 

problem. 

“People (need) to wake 

up and show greater 

responsibility for their actions 

when fishing because 

one day a child or a dog 

could stand on a hook, a 

bird get entangled and lose 

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Banks Peninsula Water Zone Committee 

The city council’s 

Long Term Plan 

is out for public 

consultation until 

5pm, Friday. If you 

want to have your 

say, do it now, writes 

Labour MP for Port 

Hills Ruth Dyson 

THERE ARE many areas which are of 

importance to us and the well-being of 

our communities, but I thought I would 

just highlight a few that are of local 

significance. 

The first big issue is how much we do 

and how fast – and, therefore, what our 

rating base should be for the period in 

question. There is a 5.5 per cent rates 

increase proposed. Everyone would like 

it to be less I am sure, but that would 

mean that our horizontal infrastructure 

would get worse rather than improve, and 

community facilities would not be able 

to proceed until later. So, if we are asking 

for additional spending, the money has 

to come from cutting something that is 

FEEDBACK: 

City council 

funding for the 

Naval Point 

Yacht Club 

redevelopment 

is one of 

several 

important 

issues in the 

Lyttelton area. 

Have a say on the LTP 

on budget or a slightly increased rates 

increase. Worthwhile considering. 

Roads, pipes and footpaths must continue 

to be improved and, likewise, our 

community facilities, such as libraries, 

swimming pools and community centres, 

need to continue to be progressed. 

A lot of people express concerns about 

the need to do more on parks maintenance. 

The Linwood-Woolston pool needs 

to stay on budget, support for the Naval 

Point Club and Coastguard‘s new build is 

important for the area as is security of use 

for the rugby club changing facility. 

Reserve management committees, 

such as Urumau need to be financially 

supported and we should continue to support 

funding for the coastal pathway – a 

regional asset. 

So is the balance of spending and rating 

about right? Let the city council know – 

it’s your money and your community. 

•To make a submission on the Long 

Term Plan, visit https://www.ccc.govt. 

nz/the-council/plans-strategies-policiesand-bylaws/plans/long-term-plan-andannual-plans/ltp/ways-to-have-your-say/ 

Come along and 

find out about water 

matters that effect you. 

At the next Banks Peninsula Water Zone meeting we will be discussing 

septic tanks on the peninsula, how we can better manage the impacts 

of forestry on our waterways and a cool new programme ‘nature agents’ 

involving kids monitoring their local waterways on the Peninsula. 

There will also be dedicated time for community members to 

‘have their say’. Hope to see you there! 

Date: Tuesday 17th April 

Time: 4pm 

Where: Allandale Hall Governors Bay 

facebook.com/canterburywater 

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committee supported by Christchurch City Council and 

Environment Canterbury.

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WITH MARY IN FAITH 

TĀTOU KO MERE E WHAKAPONO ANA 

FROM THE BOARD 

History shows the heart of our school 

remains strong and true through 

change. Marian College was established 

in 1982 with the bringing together 

of two Catholic secondary schools 

for girls– McKillop College and St 

Mary’s College – the latter being one 

of the oldest schools in Canterbury, 

established in 1893. 

The gospel values that Marian College 

was built on continue through to today, 

along with the guidance and steady 

support of the Catholic Diocese of 

Christchurch. 

The appointment of our new Bishop and 

his intention to make Marian College a 

priority – signals the next new phase for 

our school. 

Our community is rich in experience, 

knowledge, faith and diversity and 

we value every contribution. The 

Marian College Board extends an open 

invitation to everyone who is part of 

Marian College’s history - and future - 

to connect with us. This includes past 

and present students, immediate and 

extended family, and next generations - 

the young women who will lead us into 

the future. 

There will be opportunities to be 

involved, and to have a say on what our 

new school will look like. 

By clicking the ‘following’ tab on the 

Marian College Facebook page you 

can select ‘see first’ in your newsfeed, 

to ensure you receive the latest Marian 

College news first. 

Join us on our journey. 

Jan Paterson 

Marian College Board of Trustees Chair 

MODEL UN 

Unlike any other high school event, 

the Canterbury Model UN 2018 brings 

together 200 students for two days of 

debate and discussion on issues affecting 

society today. 

Seven Year 13 Marian College students 

participated recently – pictured from back 

left: Katie Ryan, Jodie Worthington, Kitty 

Aloysius, Izzy Bloxham (Head Girl), 

Louise Daly, Rose Heslop-Brown (front) 

and Bernie Simpson. 

Jodie said she found the experience 

extremely valuable. “Each of us was 

assigned a country and spent two days 

debating global issues, problem solving, 

meeting 200 other students and having 

heaps of fun,” Jodie said. 

Canterbury Model UN 2018 

Marian College participants. 

PASIFIKA 

CELEBRATED 

Marian College supported its largest 

ever performing Pasifika Group 

at the sPacPac Polyfest 2018 

Festival held in Burwood recently. 

The Marian College Pasifika Group 

also had the most students from 

any one school on stage – 43 

students performed – and had 

the honour of closing the annual 

festival. 

The students performed traditional 

Samoan items with their own twist 

of Marian Magic. Many hours of 

practice led to stunning 

performances at Polyfest, the 

Marian College Fia Fia night and 

school assembly. 

Marian College Pasifika Group 

performance leader Alana Tuipulotu in 

action at Polyfest 2018. 

The Marian College Canterbury Under 14 winning relay team from left: 

Beautienna Gamble, Lily Robertson, Maia Columbus and Manea-Faith Waaka. 

ATHLETICS GOLD 

Red and blue sparkled with gold at 

the New Zealand Secondary Schools 

Athletics Association, South Island 

Secondary School Championships 

held in Timaru this term. The Marian 

College Under 14 relay team took out 

the Canterbury and South Island title 

and Year 9 student Beautienna Gamble 

secured the Under 14 discus title. Track 

and field athletes Louise Daly, Kate 

Taylor, Manea-Faith Waaka (Ngāti 

Raukawa) and Chantal MacDonald also 

gained top three placings in their events. 

Congratulations team! 

Marian College triathletes from back 

left: Chantal MacDonald, Louise Daly, 

Madison van der Plas, Tessa Foraker and 

Kaylee Jackson. Front: Kristen Laing 

(left) and Lucianna Jackson. 

TRIATHLON FIRST 

A Marian College triathlon team 

achieved first place in the Under 19 

Female Team event at Scarborough 

Beach this term. Congratulations 

to Kristen Laing, Lucy Jackson and 

Chantal MacDonald (Team 1) on this 

fantastic result. Team 2 – Kaylee 

Jackson, Maddie van der Plas and Tess 

Foraker –was placed fourth in the same 

category. Louise Daly also secured 

fourth place in the Under 19 individual 

event. The course comprised a 350 

metre swim, nine kilometre bike and 

three kilometre run. 

IN THE COMMUNITY 

Marian College has a long standing mission 

to encourage young women to fulfil their 

potential and contribute to the common 

good of society. 

Lions Clubs also place value on service 

and have a long history of contributing to 

communities all over the world. 

Recently Deputy Head student Rachael 

Nilsson was one of several young people 

invited to speak at the Lions District 202E 

convention, on young people’s views of 

community service and how traditional 

Lions Clubs can involve more young 

people. 

The Marian College choir also had the 

honour of singing at the convention’s 

rededication and remembrance service. 

From left, Student Volunteer Army 

representative Tim Greene, Lions Past 

International President Al Brandel, 

Marian College Deputy Head 

Girl Rachael Nilsson and Lions 

Leo representative Saskia 

Lane. Photo: Donald Lamont. 

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Your Local Views 

Everything 

that makes 

Redcliffs 

Park a great 

site for a 

park, also 

makes it a 

great site 

for a school, 

writes 

board of trustees chairman 

Darren Fidler 

AS REDCLIFFS School edges 

nearer to returning home to 

our suburb, we wanted to take 

the opportunity to alleviate 

some concerns and correct 

some misinformation about 

the school’s proposed move 

to Redcliffs Park, particularly 

around flooding and drainage. 

The Ministry of Education has 

made it quite clear to us, and the 

incoming Government, that the 

only way in which our school 

can return to Redcliffs without 

further significant delay is to 

relocate to Redcliffs Park. 

A few points on the current 

proposal given the concerns 

about flooding and tsunamis: 

Everything that makes Redcliffs 

Park a great site for a park, 

also makes it a great site for a 

school. 

The MoE has committed to 

improved drainage on the field. 

The photos of flooding on the 

field shown in recent media were 

either taken when a faulty valve 

was letting surging tides back 

onto Celia St, or in such significant 

rain events that pretty 

much every park in Christchurch 

had surface flooding. 

At the recent Redcliffs Residents 

Association AGM, we were 

briefed by Civil Defence on the 

different types of tsunamis that 

Christchurch could be affected 

by. The school has had earthquake 

response plans and a tsunami 

evacuation plan for every 

site we’ve been on, and in this 

case, children would be evacuated 

up the hill in a similar time 

from any location in Redcliffs. 

And to reiterate other information 

that is already publicly 

available: 

The buildings on the old site 

were due for renewal and were 

at the end of their life. The MoE 


Alleviating concerns over school site 

has made it clear that the school 

will be a new build, wherever it 

is. 

Redcliffs Park is adjacent to 

perhaps the best walking and 

cycling facility in Christchurch, 

the Coastal Pathway. This 

means that once children are on 

the Coastal Pathway from Moncks 

Bay through to Mt Pleasant, 

they can walk, scooter or cycle 

to the new school site without 

having to worry about crossing 

roads or dealing with traffic. 

This is a perfect opportunity to 

reduce the number of people 

driving their kids to school, taking 

cars off the road, improving 

the children’s level of physical 

activity, and improving their 

concentration. 

The city council has indicated 

that they want to retain some of 

the buildings in the south-east 

corner of the old site for community 

use, with the rest of the 

site reverting to park land to offer 

the same amenity as Redcliffs 

Park. 

After seven years of significant 

stress for our whole community, 

if we can have Redcliffs Park 

redesignated by MP Megan 

Woods, then we truly will have 

regeneration. Our school as the 

heart of this suburb can return, 

with building starting in the 

third quarter of this year. 

There is no perfect site for a 

school, all have their challenges, 

including the old site. But we’ve 

shown as a community that we 

can overcome those challenges. 

Anyone with ongoing concerns 

is welcome to contact us 

directly, as it’s likely we’ve discussed 

the same topics with the 

MoE, Regenerate Christchurch, 

Department of Conservation, 

LINZ, or any of the many other 

agencies we’ve been dealing with 

weekly for the last few years. 

•Feel free to do so by 

emailing admin@redcliffs. 

school.nz. 

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Walkathon 

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for helipad 

A COMMUNITY walkathon in 

Diamond Harbour on Saturday 

raised almost $2500 for an 

upgrade of the Christchurch 

Hospital helicopter landing pad. 

Walkers were sponsored to 

take part in the 32km walk 

around Stoddart Point Reserve. 

Diamond Harbour GP Peter 

Davies, who helped organised 

the event, said he was feeling a 

“little bit stiff” after the walk. “I 

kept wanting to sit down, but I 

thought if I do, I probably won’t 

get back up so I kept going. 

It was great to see everyone’s 

enthusiasm to do their bit for this 

service.” 

Along with sponsorship, 

money was also raised through 

a sausage sizzle and a cake stall 

run by Diamond Harbour School 

pupils. About $500 has been 

raised on a Givealittle page. 

The money will go towards 

the Maia Health Foundation’s 

‘13-minutes’ campaign, which 

aims to raise $500,000 for a 

proposed rooftop helipad at the 

hospital’s new acute services 

building. 

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World championship medal for 

Sumner cross-country runner 


SUMNER’S SOFIA Kennedy 

helped the New Zealand girls 

team to a bronze medal finish 

at the ISF World Championship 

Cross Country in Paris. 

Kennedy, 17, played a vital role 

in the six-strong team winning 

bronze. The total of the top-four 

finishers from each team are 

combined to reach a total team 

score. The team with the lowest 

total score wins gold. 

The secondary school-age 

event saw more than 600 runners, 

from 33 countries, across 

five continents, run under the 

Eiffel tower as part of the 4150m 

course. 

The Sumner runner was the 

fourth Kiwi home, finishing 

29th in the 100-strong race girls 

race. She completed the course 

in 14min 19sec, 46sec behind 

race winner Ella Heeney from 

Australia. 

Kennedy’s tally combined with 

Hannah O’Conner (fourth), 

Aimee Fergusson (fifth), Phoebe 

McKnight (11th) equalled 49 

points which was good enough 

for third behind Australia 

(29pts) and England (33pts). 

The accomplishment saw 

the NZ girls finish ahead of 

renowned middle distance running 

countries such as Morocco, 

France and Algeria. 

ACCOMPLISHMENT: Sofia 

Kennedy (left) was part of 

the New Zealand girls team 

which won bronze in Paris. 

Kennedy was the only South 

Island member of the girls 

team. 

The NZ boys team finished 

fifth on 89 points behind Morocco 

(29pts), England (35pts), 

Algeria (62pts) and Spain 

(74pts). The boys team featured 

SPORTS 

Christchurch runners Andres 

Hernandez and Dion Houston. 

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Clarke chosen for NZ team 

TAYLORS MISTAKE teenage 

surf lifesaver Louis Clarke has 

been selected in the 10-strong 

New Zealand team to compete at 

the Sanyo Cup in Japan. 

The annual international 

event, which is run by the Japan 

Lifesaving Association, will 

take place from June 23-24 in 

Fukuoka, Japan. 

The beach-based competition 

will be run with the same 

programme on each day including 

surf, board, ski and ocean 

person races, beach flags, sprints 

and other team events. 

Clarke, 16, recently won his 

first maiden open grade event at 

the New Zealand Surf Life Saving 

Championships in Gisborne 

when he powered to victory in 

the men’s surf race. 

Clarke was also named in the 

national youth development 

squad following the event. 

The New Zealand team for the 

Sanyo Cup will join teams from 

Australia, United States, Great 

Britain, Netherlands, South Africa, 

Hong Kong and Japan. 

The overall winning team will 

be determined by combined 

points across the two days of 

competition. 

Bonus point win for Wave 


SUMNER HAD the perfect start 

to their Hawkins Cup campaign 

with a commanding bonus point 

win over Linwood at Linfield 

Park on Saturday. 

Linwood’s front row may have 

featured All Black tighthead prop 

Owen Franks. However, they 

were no match for the wave who 

romped to a 43-14 victory. 

Sumner found themselves 

trailing midway through the 

opening half before taking 

command through tries to 

Josh Loader (two), Filimoni 

Waqainabete (two), William 

Saukuru, Tom Crozier, Samuela 

Tawake and Tom Ziolo. It gave 

Sumner the perfect opening to 

their season. 

The reserve team nearly had 

the perfect start to their season 

against Linwood also. After trailing 

for the majority of the match 

they made a late surge to level 

the score at 19-all before coming 

within metres of stealing a win. 

“We ended up trying to run it 

out from our own dead ball line 

and ended up getting tackled 

into touch 5m from their try line 

to end the game,” said Sumner 

coach Martin Dodgson. 

Sumner are also on the road for 

their second game of the season. 

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Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon and 

Friday, 10.30am-noon 

Got along to this friendly 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, 

Sumner Library on Friday 

Storytimes 

Wednesday 10.30-11am 

Encourage learning through 

a love for stories. Storytimes is 

a free, interactive programme 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre 

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 Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10 

Create ’n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

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Create ’n’ Connect welcomes 

you to create in company. $3 per 

session includes a yummy morning 

tea and great company. Take 

your own creative project or go 

and get some inspiration. Phone 

Beth for more information 022 

678 1252. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs 

Babytimes 

Friday 10.30-11am 

Encourage your baby’s learning 

through language. Babytimes 

involves interactive activities, 

such as rhymes, songs, stories 

and play. 

Lyttelton Library 

Diamond Harbour Photography 

Exhibition 

Friday-Sunday, 10am-4pm 

An exhibition of photographs 

by members of the Diamond 

Harbour Camera Club continues 

this weekend. The exhibition 

features a range of mounted 

photographs for sale. Images 

cover local harbour vistas, native 

flora and fauna and exotic locations 

beyond New Zealand. 

Stoddart Cottage, Waipapa Ave 

Alliance FrancaiseFrench 

Film Festival 

Friday-Sunday 

Movies from the festival will 

be playing in Akaroa for the 

final time this weekend. The 

lineup includes Gaugin, Belle 

and Sebastian: Friends for Life, 

Dr. Knock, C’est la vie!, Return of 

the Hero, See You Up There, Faces 

Places, Number One, Aurore and 

Back to Burgundy. To see a full 

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Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm 

Go along to the first market 

of the year. There will be a range 

of stallholders selling gorgeous 

local products – everything from 

artworks, merino products and 

natural skin care to jewellery and 

wax food wraps. The farmer’s 

market will be on at the same 

time outside the centre and the 

cafe is opening especially with 

Devonshire teas. 

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Bay Rd 

Holiday Activity: Craft Making 

Tuesday, 10-11am 

Get crafty at the Redcliffs 

Village Library this school 

holidays. Using pipe cleaners and 

buttons you can create the cutest 

caterpillar, a nifty pencil topper 

or beautiful bracelet. Gold coin 

donation 

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Holiday Activity: Book Cover 

Bookmarks 

Tuesday, 11am-noon 

Go along and make a cute, 

autumn-themed bookmark using 

upcycled materials. Suitable 

for all ages but a caregiver is 

required. Free event. 

Lyttelton Library, London St 

The Great QR Library 

Hunt starts on Monday 

and continues all week 

during libary opening 

hours. Locate QR codes 

hidden around the 

library while exploring 

undiscovered collections. 

Answer questions and 

complete your hunt 

sheet along the way. BYO 

device with QR reader 

installed. This is a free 

activity with no bookings 

required. All entries will 

go in the draw to win a 

library goodie bag. On 

at Sumner Library and 

Akaroa Library. 

Markets: 

The weekly markets have many 

different attractions and delicious 

treats on offer. From fresh 

produce to freshly baked bread, 

cheeses and free range eggs. Find 

some healthy food options and 

sip on a coffee while taking a 

wander around any of the markets 

happening in the area at the 

weekend. 

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: 

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Sumner Market: Sunday, 

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Experience the magic of Clifton Hill 

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Price: $980,000 

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Homes like this on the middle slopes of 

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ones with so many possibilities to make your 

own and suit your lifestyle. 

Recent revitalisation throughout this 

two-level, 3 bedroom home has resulted in 

a ready-made opportunity to experience 

the joys of this location with dynamic and 

breath-taking views from the City and Alps, 

to New Brighton and the Pacific right up to 

Kaikoura. 

Easy drive-on access to the property, 

includes a double garage and ample offstreet 

parking including a separate space for 

boat or caravan parking. The home consists 

of 3 bedrooms, all with ample storage, and 

the master boasting a walk-in wardrobe and 

modern ensuite complete with underfloor 

heating. The living area is a great size, opening 

out to a huge north-west facing balcony for 

optimal sunshine, and also leads through to 

the kitchen with its compelling views of the 

ocean. The jewel in the crown of this home 

us the large upper level space - configurable 

as you please - equally rewarding as living 

area, enormous bedroom, or even a future 

kitchen and dining... and with the best views 

of the property to top off the experience. 

Outside, a massive back yard sprawls gently 

down the hill, with the upper portion easily 

made level to accommodate a pool or formal 

landscaping and living. For families, this 

space is invaluable, including 2 small sheds 

that can be used as play houses if desired. 

Fruit trees and established planting also 

complement the ample size of the section. 

Other features of the house include a log 

burner in the living area, storage under the 

house, new pathways and driveway, and 3 

toilets in total. Exposed timber beams add 

character to the living spaces, with rimu 

floors upstairs adding warmth, along with 

new carpets throughout and an additional 

heat pump. 

Open Home: Wednesdays, Saturdays and 

Sundays 11.30am – 12.15pm. 

See you at the Open Homes or to arrange 

a private viewing of this property call Joy 

Butel or Alistair Hazeldine of Harcourts 

Grenadier Ferrymead (Licensed Agent 

REAA 2008) on 384 7950 or Joy mob: 021 

353 280 or Alistair mob: 027 572 1555 

Ventilation Equipment Suppliers 

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discussing our latest marketing ideas available. 

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CARPET & Vinyl 

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Repairs, uplifting, 

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ph 0800 003 181 

or 027 2407416 

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No job to small. Phone 027 

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a/h 359- 4605 

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JMP Electrical. 

Experienced & registered.. 

Expert in all home 

electrical repairs & 

maintenance.Call James 

027 4401715 

gARDEnER 

Need your home or 

commercial garden tidied 

up or renovated or require 

long term assistance. 

Phone Ruth 326-6663 or 

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PAinTER/PlASTERER 

Experienced tradesman, 

quality work, free quotes, 

ph Simon 027 389-1351 or 

03 328-7280 

PAinTing SERViCES 

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for a free quote, 027 318 

2614 

The Canterbury Steam Preservation 

Society is holding a Steam 

Extravaganza on the Weekend of 

14th and 15th April on McLeans 

Island Road behind the Airport. 

This is regarded as the No. 1 Steam 

Event in New Zealand with more 

than 25 steam driven vehicles 

present. 

The Society is responsible for 

preserving our heritage with coal 

and wood fired boilers that produce 

steam. People can see how shiny 

pistons drive rods and fly wheels that 

are linked together to turn steam into 

power. 

Working demonstrations will be 

held wet or fine between 10am and 

2pm because they are in purposely 

built buildings. There will be 

sawmilling and sheep shearing 

inside. Other demonstrations will be 

threshing of grain crops, and stone 

crushers all driven by steam engines. 

At a previous event the comment 

was made – “surely people couldn’t do 

that work all day”. 

One of the major features this year 

will be the Model Railway which is 20 

metres long. Come and have a look at 

this Railway complete with sound and 

scenery. 

There is a free train ride which loops 

1.5 km around the property with two 

Entertainment 

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open sided carriages so you can view 

what is going on around you. 

Another major attraction is the 

Museum which has a number of steam 

engines quietly ticking over. 

There is plenty of memorability on 

display. If the day is wet this is the 

perfect place to be. 

Children can be entertained by 

riding on the miniature train at a cost 

of $2. 

There will be plenty of food stalls but 

no Eftpos and dogs are not allowed. 

Entry fee is $15 per adult, Children 

under 15 are free. 

Come and enjoy the smoke and the 

smells from all the steam engines. 

To the older generation this brings 

back so many memories and for the 

younger ones it will show how these 

machines worked once upon a time. 

Gates will be open at 9am. 

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Public Notices 

Non-Service Cremation $2,050 

Just Funerals, a family owned and 

operated company with qualified, 

registered and experienced staff. 

Other services also 

available, please 

call to enquire. 

Phone 0800 804 663 - 24 Hour Availability 

christchurch.justfunerals.co.nz 

Gardening 

& Supplies 

Landscape 

and Garden 

Services 

If you need help 

getting your garden 

back in order after 

repairs, need any 

type of landscape 

construction work or 

garden restoration. 

Ph 021 272 0303 

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PlASTERing 

inTERiOR 

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small, specialise in repair 

work & new houses, free 

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Out & Repoint, River/ 

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work. Nick 0274 815 231 

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“Your Windows are the 

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a free no obligation quote, 

call Greg Brown, Crystal 

Clear Window Cleaning 

ph 384-2661 or 027 616- 

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