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The Star Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Thursday May 24 2018 21 Opinion •If you want to ask Ms Dalziel a question, email mayor@ccc.govt.nz. Put Reader’s Question in the subject line HORNCASTLE ARENA June 29 - July 1 10AM - 5PM TICKETS ONLINE: starhomeshow.kiwi Mayor Lianne Dalziel Showcasing high-tech ideas THIS WEEK is NZ Techweek. It began with a world first in Auckland with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern appearing as a hologram to formally open the week and will close on Friday night here in Christchurch with the 2018 High Tech Awards. In Christchurch, a series of events including the NZ Space Challenge were held, starting with our very own Smart Cities Innovation Expo. The Innovation Expo was organised by the city council’s Smart Cities programme to showcase the many exciting, cutting-edge technologies being developed for or in our city. From a new app that uses augmented reality to showcase Christchurch’s features to a 3D flyover that illustrates how the city centre has changed since the earthquakes, the Innovation Expo has brought technology to life. With trials of both flying and ground-based autonomous vehicles happening in Canterbury, our high-tech industries are involved in some cutting edge projects that are putting our city on the map as a vibrant and innovative 21st-century city. All of our smart solutions are designed to bring communities, innovation, and information together to create a better experience for people in Christchurch. If you haven’t already, make sure you visit the city council’s very own ‘Christchurch Smartview’ (www.smartview.ccc.govt. nz) which combines information about our city such as details about roadworks, parking, street art, events, and the environment into one place so that all residents and visitors have accessible, realtime information in their pockets. In order to remove barriers to access this growing digital content, we have launched the start of our free public Wi-Fi trial this week. A partnership with the city council, Spark and Enable has brought Wi-Fi to Cathedral Square at no cost to the Christchurch ratepayer, which is a real win-win. The residential red zone could become the jewel in the city’s crown like Hagley Park is now, says National MP Nicky Wagner Karen Whila – Is this a Wagner joke? For nearly eight years the red zone has been proposed as a native forest park and her Government did nothing. How dare she use this project as a desperate opposition attempt to get some air waves. Yvonne Lockie – Great idea, then perhaps part of Hagley Park could become a car park for the hospital. Start thinking about the patients that need parking close to the hospital. AMI has taken its name off the city’s temporary stadium after claims it has become “increasingly END: AMI has pulled out as the naming rights sponsor of the city’s temporary stadium. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER unattractive” to commercial partners Sandy Kennedy – It’s been seven years. Just get on with it and build a new one. Trevor Taylor – Go back to the original name, Rugby League Park. Richard Carrigan – It’s a wonder that it has taken this long. Amanda Holden – So will it go back to being called the showgrounds or something? Quake claimant Russell Taylor Carr, who squirted paint stripper over Earthquake Commission staff vehicles, has offered $15,000 to avoid an immediate jail term Kyle Falcon – And some of those insurance companies should be jailed until they cough up some cash for those still waiting Trevor Taylor – They are lucky he didn’t go postal . . . I still think it’s only a matter of time till it does happen. Stacey Brosnan – Not all superheroes wear capes. 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