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WEDNESDAY, JUNE <strong>27</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
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Nel’s last home game<br />
Sumner face an emotional<br />
match on Saturday<br />
REMEMBRANCE: Stonemason Mark Robberds’ memorial sculpture to Sam and Paul Zarifeh (inset with Julie Zarifeh) will be<br />
unveiled on the Esplanade on Sunday.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
Seats to remember Zed boys<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
LATE LAST year, two members<br />
of Sumner’s Zarifeh family, Paul<br />
and then son Sam, died within<br />
three weeks of each other.<br />
Paul Zarifeh died of pancreatic<br />
cancer on November 23 last<br />
year aged 60. He co-founded the<br />
Canterbury Wetsuit Company,<br />
later Seventhwave Wetsuits, in<br />
1987.<br />
Three weeks later, Sam Zarifeh<br />
died after falling from a<br />
raft on the Landsborough River,<br />
inland from Haast.<br />
On Sunday, a sculpture in<br />
their memory will be unveiled<br />
on the Esplanade and the occasion<br />
marked with a community<br />
mid-winter swim which the<br />
family hopes will become an<br />
annual tradition.<br />
The sculpture was<br />
designed and constructed by<br />
Sumner stonemason Mark<br />
Robberds after Paul Zarifeh’s<br />
widow Julie approached him<br />
about the idea.<br />
“It is hard to believe seven<br />
months has passed by since the<br />
losses of our beloved Zarifeh<br />
menfolk, Paul and Sam,” Mrs<br />
Zarifeh said.<br />
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Lucy Broadhurst, who lives<br />
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sitting with her partner in the bay<br />
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on a Monday night when they<br />
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They initially thought it was a vehicle’s<br />
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and down. Ms Broadhurst reacted<br />
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BAY HARBOUR readers continue to<br />
share their opinions on the issue that has<br />
polarised many in Redcliffs - whether the<br />
school should be sited at Redcliffs Park or<br />
not.<br />
We run those views on page 4 today and also report on the<br />
latest development regarding Friends of Redcliffs Park’s petition<br />
to Parliament.<br />
The group wants Winston Peters to fulfil a New Zealand First<br />
pre-election pledge over the issue (see page 3).<br />
On page 1 we report on concerns from a Scarborough resident<br />
that a drone has been used to spy on her property.<br />
Also on page 1 we preview a sculpture which will be unveiled<br />
in memory of Paul and Sam Zarifeh and on page 5 we look at<br />
the Lyttelton Festival of Lights.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
News<br />
Focus on Peters over park<br />
NZ First called<br />
to honour<br />
election pledge<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
FRIENDS OF Redcliffs Park are<br />
criticising New Zealand First<br />
for what they say is a broken<br />
promise to support the return<br />
of Redcliffs School to its former<br />
Main Rd site.<br />
The group last week wrote to<br />
the Acting<br />
Prime Minister<br />
and NZ<br />
First leader<br />
Winston<br />
Peters calling<br />
for his help to<br />
“ensure that<br />
the current<br />
Winston Peters<br />
long-standing<br />
but inherently<br />
unsound decision made by<br />
Hekia Parata is reversed.”<br />
Spokesman Chris Doudney<br />
said the reversal of former Education<br />
Minister Hekia Parata’s<br />
decision to move the school<br />
from its former Main Rd site<br />
was an important election plank<br />
prior to the November, 2017<br />
election.<br />
Since then, the party had been<br />
“totally silent” on the issue, he<br />
said.<br />
However a spokesman for Mr<br />
Peters’ office said the rejection of<br />
Ms Parata’s decision was based<br />
on “information that we had<br />
while in opposition,” and that<br />
since then the party had worked<br />
with their coalition partners on<br />
an approach.<br />
“That approach was to give the<br />
decision making power back to<br />
the Redcliffs community,” the<br />
spokesman said.<br />
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“After 353 submissions made,<br />
60 per cent of those submissions<br />
were in support of the fast<br />
track option suggested by the<br />
Government. The children of<br />
the Redcliffs community need a<br />
school as soon as possible. The<br />
decision made is the decision of<br />
the Redcliffs community.”<br />
But Mr Doudney said most of<br />
the supporting submissions were<br />
from Redcliffs School pupils and<br />
parents.<br />
Close to 100 came from children,<br />
Mr Doudney said.<br />
LOCATION:<br />
Friends of<br />
Redcliffs<br />
Park do<br />
not want<br />
the school<br />
relocated to<br />
the park.<br />
“If you analyse the submissions,<br />
you’ll see they are gerrymandered,”<br />
he said, adding that<br />
it was “unfortunate the party<br />
had made this change of policy.”<br />
Meanwhile, a petition asking<br />
Parliament to return Redcliffs<br />
School to its former home has<br />
collected 149 signatures.<br />
Organised by Friends of Redcliffs<br />
Park, the petition calls for<br />
urgent legislation enabling the<br />
school to reopen on its former<br />
Main Rd site.<br />
•Letters page 4<br />
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PAGE 4 BAY HARBOUR<br />
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
Your Local Views<br />
Readers continue to debate<br />
the Redcliffs School move<br />
and Friends of Redcliffs<br />
Park’s bid to stop it from<br />
rebuilding at the park.<br />
The group is circulating<br />
a petition to take to<br />
Parliament<br />
D Moorcroft Critchley – I<br />
totally agree with the comments<br />
made by Redcliffs School<br />
principal, Rose McInerney and<br />
the school board of trustees.<br />
I feel that the petition was illtimed,<br />
insensitive and culturally<br />
disrespectful.<br />
Whether in agreement or<br />
not, Redcliffs School will not be<br />
returning to the Main Rd site.<br />
That has been made crystal clear.<br />
The decision has been made, and<br />
sadly this has created division<br />
within the community.<br />
While respecting those who<br />
oppose this, it is time to let go<br />
and move on. Furthermore,<br />
the personal attacks made<br />
against the school principal<br />
are unwarranted and totally<br />
unfair. The long and demanding<br />
process has been transparent and<br />
democratic throughout. There<br />
have been ample opportunities<br />
during public consultations<br />
for those affected to have their<br />
say. We live in a democracy<br />
and the majority have spoken.<br />
The community will not be<br />
deterred from their mission – to<br />
finally return Redcliffs school<br />
to Redcliffs. They have shown<br />
great resolve, commitment and<br />
determination throughout this<br />
endeavour. This will continue.<br />
A line needs to be drawn in the<br />
sand now. The whole community<br />
needs to come together<br />
to discuss and resolve the<br />
differences and concerns clearly<br />
evident. This has always been a<br />
priority for the school to engage<br />
in, as they understand there are<br />
some who are disappointed with<br />
the outcome. My sincere thanks<br />
to Rose, the board of trustees,<br />
the parents, tamariki and the<br />
community for their support<br />
during this difficult struggle. Kia<br />
kaha.<br />
Christine Kirkland – I’ve<br />
had three children attend<br />
Redcliffs School on the old site<br />
and know it well.<br />
The buildings have not<br />
DIVISION: The Government’s<br />
move to shift Redcliffs<br />
School onto Redcliffs Park<br />
has divided the community.<br />
deteriorated to any extent since<br />
the earthquakes. Safety from the<br />
rock face behind is now greatly<br />
reduced since the loose rocks<br />
have been brought down, so even<br />
in an almighty new earthquake,<br />
the rocks that might fall would<br />
not reach out as far as the<br />
original ones did.<br />
The safety on that site is as<br />
good as anywhere around that<br />
neighbourhood or on the hills.<br />
The original explanation that<br />
children returning to the site<br />
who were there at the time<br />
of the earthquake would be<br />
traumatised is totally irrelevant<br />
now, as all children – even fiveyear-olds<br />
at the time – will have<br />
left school. The flood-prone park<br />
will be a massively expensive site<br />
to relocate the school to, due to<br />
having to raise the buildings up,<br />
put ramps and steps everywhere,<br />
and redesign the landscaping<br />
to provide usable dry areas in<br />
winter months.<br />
Neighbours who paid for<br />
their location beside a park and<br />
allowing views to the water will<br />
have their properties massively<br />
devalued. Access to school<br />
grounds will require children<br />
to cross the very busy Main Rd<br />
in far greater numbers than on<br />
the original site. It is not a wide<br />
road and traffic build up around<br />
that area is bad. If the original<br />
site is to be turned into a park,<br />
which will obviously be used<br />
by people, and probably the<br />
school children, how can that be<br />
justified, when it is deemed to<br />
be unsafe as a school location?<br />
I seriously do not believe the<br />
original site is dangerous enough<br />
to abandon.<br />
Richard Jones – I would<br />
build a pre-fab by the road<br />
running down the fence line<br />
where the swimming pool was<br />
(just two rooms initially). The<br />
old building might eventually<br />
come down and the hockey field<br />
moved at a right angle. That<br />
corner should be utilised as it’s<br />
further from the cliff. Out the<br />
back, build one (or even two<br />
parallel) large stone walls like<br />
they have at Sumner (where the<br />
Marine Hotel was).<br />
Samuel Zelter – The<br />
arguments for moving the school<br />
to Redcliffs Park are illogical and<br />
purely political in nature.<br />
The threat of rockfall: The<br />
Redcliffs Park site is 20m from<br />
the base of the cliff around Moa<br />
Bone Cave. The back boundary<br />
of the unadjusted Redcliffs<br />
School site is in excess of 40m<br />
from the cliffs.<br />
The size of the sites: Redcliffs<br />
Park is not a similar size to<br />
Redcliffs School. For the two<br />
sites to be made equivalent, the<br />
entire portion of school land that<br />
holds the assembly hall, junior<br />
field, junior sandpit, and former<br />
rooms 14 and 15, is shaved off of<br />
the school site.<br />
Main Rd is dangerous: Both<br />
school sites have a fence line<br />
directly onto Main Rd. Students<br />
are one gate away from the busy<br />
thoroughfare on either site, no<br />
matter what. The Redcliffs Park<br />
site is no safer than the current<br />
site in this regard.<br />
Developing a school in<br />
Redcliffs Park requires city<br />
council development rules to be<br />
broken. The site is already floodprone<br />
and sits about 1m above<br />
mean sea level. In 50 years time,<br />
the site will be regularly flooded<br />
by annual heavy rainfall events. I<br />
could go on with further points,<br />
but these are the big four.<br />
Sandy Thomas – When<br />
will the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News stop<br />
flogging this topic? How many<br />
times has the siting of the school<br />
on Redcliffs Park been allowed<br />
ill-informed opinion space in<br />
this publication?<br />
Every time a page is taken<br />
up pushing the views of a tiny<br />
minority, the board of trustees<br />
chairperson or the principal<br />
patiently responds by reiterating<br />
the facts. And now a blatant and<br />
manipulative misrepresentation<br />
of the school’s poroporoaki<br />
(blessing ceremony) is given a<br />
front page headline accompanied<br />
by an irrelevant photo which<br />
appears solely designed to draw<br />
attention to the petition set<br />
up by the aforementioned tiny<br />
minority. Enough is enough. The<br />
school has repeatedly stated that<br />
its new design will show respect<br />
for its immediate neighbours.<br />
Let it go <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News! It is<br />
disappointing that a community<br />
newspaper is choosing to<br />
sensationalise this issue in such<br />
an unbalanced way. What was an<br />
uplifting, moving and respectful<br />
farewell to the old school has<br />
been completely hijacked by this<br />
article. Whatever happened to<br />
impartial journalism?<br />
Editor Barry Clarke<br />
responds – <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
News has covered this emotive<br />
and polarised issue fairly and<br />
accurately, and will continue to<br />
do so.<br />
It would be a sad day for<br />
society if news media didn’t<br />
cover all sides of a debate, or did<br />
not allow a minority voice to<br />
have their say, simply because<br />
it does not suit the agenda or<br />
views of another group. <strong>Bay</strong><br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> News will continue to<br />
provide our readers information<br />
and updates over the petition to<br />
Parliament and developments<br />
regarding the school’s planned<br />
shift to Redcliffs Park – without<br />
bias or favour.<br />
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Sarla Donovan reports<br />
AN ART gallery that glows in<br />
the dark is among the special<br />
events in the 14th Lyttelton<br />
Festival of Lights, which<br />
culminates on Friday night with<br />
the popular street party.<br />
Along with food and drink<br />
stalls, music, activities and light<br />
art installations, Lyttelton<br />
Primary School has teamed up<br />
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glowing art gallery.<br />
Two hundred pupils have<br />
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Lyttelton Primary School<br />
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“Siouxsie is on a mission<br />
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of bioluminescence. She’s a<br />
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what promises to be a marvellous<br />
new attraction for the Festival of<br />
Lights,” he said.<br />
Check it out at the Port Talk<br />
building on the corner of Oxford<br />
and London Sts.<br />
Friday’s Matariki-themed<br />
street party marks the high point<br />
of the week-long festival.<br />
Stages in Albion Square and<br />
the family-themed Collett’s<br />
LIGHTS: The annual Lyttelton Festival of Lights street party on<br />
Friday will include the popular fireworks display.<br />
Corner host a stream of diverse<br />
performances from 7-10pm.<br />
Events get under way with the<br />
street parade at 7pm, then there<br />
will be kapa haka, dance crews,<br />
bands like The Settlers and The<br />
Preservatives and a ukelele group<br />
among the acts lined up to delight<br />
the crowds.<br />
The Lyttelton Port fireworks<br />
display at 8pm is a must-see.<br />
DJ Rang will host activities<br />
for youth at the skate park on<br />
Oxford St from 7.30-9.30pm.<br />
Organisers recommend using<br />
public transport to get there.<br />
There will be two park-andride<br />
locations in Christchurch<br />
with buses running half-hourly<br />
from 5.30pm on Ferry Rd outside<br />
Countdown and from Chapmans<br />
Rd, Woolston, by the corner of<br />
Lock Cr.<br />
Direct-to-Lyttelton red<br />
bus shuttles will depart from<br />
platform L at the central bus<br />
exchange at 5.05pm, 6.05pm and<br />
7.05pm.<br />
Normal services are also<br />
available on the 28 and 535 bus<br />
routes.<br />
For the most up-to-date<br />
transport information visit www.<br />
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Enjoy some mulled wine<br />
VOLCANO OWNER Sue<br />
Curtin’s first Festival of Lights<br />
was “quite a few years ago.”<br />
Employed as a chef at Volcano<br />
by then owners, Lois Ogilvie<br />
and Peter Llewellyn Evans, she<br />
helped at the street party, selling<br />
mulled wine in front of the<br />
restaurant.<br />
And has carried on the tradition<br />
since then. She remembers<br />
those early years being “hugely,<br />
hugely busy – we couldn’t pour<br />
the wine faster enough.”<br />
The street party has always<br />
been popular, she says, except<br />
for last year when numbers were<br />
down a bit with the rain. But it<br />
was still a good night out.<br />
“It’s a really fun, social occasion,”<br />
she said. “People do say<br />
that our mulled wine is the best<br />
on the street, we pride ourselves<br />
on it. It’s a special recipe we<br />
used when the Volcano was still<br />
around: Lots of really good red<br />
wine, nice orange juice, a good<br />
splosh of port, some cloves, cinnamon<br />
and honey.”<br />
The festival has gotten bigger<br />
and better organised over the<br />
years, she said. “Project Lyttelton<br />
does a great job.”<br />
Her favourite part of the<br />
night is the Port Lyttelton fireworks<br />
display “and there’s some<br />
amazing food on the street as<br />
well.”<br />
WINTER WARMER: Volcano’s Sue Curtin is ready with<br />
supplies for her mulled wine stall at Lyttelton’s Festival of<br />
Lights street party.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
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“As a family we continue<br />
to be immensely grateful for<br />
the outpouring of community<br />
support and kindness, and are<br />
thrilled to now be able to share<br />
this memorial as a focal point of<br />
remembrance.”<br />
The stone sculpture will be<br />
a place to sit and reflect “and<br />
maybe also check the surf,”<br />
Mr Robberds said. “The stones<br />
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Christchurch Boys’ High.”<br />
Stonemason Ben West and<br />
Sumner landscape architect<br />
Cameron Rennie have also<br />
helped Mr Robberds with the<br />
project.<br />
To reflect the family’s love of<br />
the outdoors, a number of special<br />
stones from around the South<br />
Island – including one that represents<br />
Paul’s Palestinian heritage<br />
– have been cast into the larger<br />
stones.<br />
The family has put out an open<br />
invitation to the community to<br />
go along and make a splash, “in<br />
the Zed boys’ memories.”<br />
Mrs Zarifeh extended her<br />
thanks to Mr Robberds for<br />
his “design, creation and<br />
implementation of the sculpture,<br />
and also, in advance, to the<br />
numerous local businesses who<br />
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for the mid-winter ‘splash’ this<br />
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Celebrating its 20th year<br />
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CONSTRUCTION ON<br />
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early next month with<br />
residents warned to<br />
expect intermittent noise<br />
through to early 2020.<br />
Pile driving will<br />
occur six days a week,<br />
Monday to Saturday, with<br />
similar noise levels to the<br />
construction of Cashin<br />
Quay in 2014 and 2015.<br />
However, given the<br />
cruise berth’s proximity<br />
to residents, noise will<br />
be heard more widely,<br />
Lyttelton Port Company is<br />
warning.<br />
“While the level of<br />
noise cannot be effectively<br />
mitigated, residents will<br />
be able to view regular<br />
updates to the planned<br />
piling times on LPC’s<br />
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chief executive Peter<br />
Davie said.<br />
Mr Davie said the size<br />
of the original piles for the<br />
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to mitigate the effects<br />
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The new design<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
Helping kids deal with anxiety<br />
Along with juggling<br />
young families and<br />
running businesses, yoga<br />
instructor Jess Smith<br />
and child psychologist<br />
Emma Chapman started<br />
up a series of mindful<br />
retreats for the 9 to 14<br />
year-old age group this<br />
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They talk to reporter<br />
Sarla Donovan<br />
So why have you aimed the<br />
retreats at this age group?<br />
Emma: It’s a really good age in<br />
their development to put mental<br />
health strategies in place that are<br />
a little bit more complex than<br />
you could do with those under<br />
the age of eight. Also they’re<br />
really open at this age, they’re<br />
not as self-conscious and you can<br />
get a lot of good, honest work<br />
done with them - would you say<br />
Jess?<br />
Jess: Yeah, they’re very honest<br />
and they’re not so ‘in their head,’<br />
their answers come out really<br />
fast. And they’re fun to be with.<br />
Emma: We give them this<br />
journal that’s got a whole lot of<br />
stuff in there so that throughout<br />
their teenage years as they’re<br />
growing and processing things<br />
more they have these tools. It’s<br />
almost like we’re trying to not be<br />
the ambulance at the bottom of<br />
the cliff, we’re getting in before<br />
all that and giving them tools to<br />
go forward with.<br />
What are the biggest<br />
challenges facing ‘tweens’ today<br />
and how are you helping them?<br />
Jess: One thing is they’re living<br />
outside their body, not inside.<br />
They’re busy looking at social<br />
media and everything’s so out<br />
in front of them, there’s so much<br />
ALL ABOUT THE BREATH: Jess Smith and Emma Chapman run workshops for 9-14 year<br />
old’s, building resilience and teaching young people how to manage stress and anxiety.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
comparison that they forget to<br />
listen to that internal voice and<br />
develop their intuition. Even<br />
with yoga, I never teach that it<br />
should look like this. I’m really<br />
mindful of my language so it’s<br />
more of an inquiry: ‘how does it<br />
feel?’<br />
Emma: We need to be able<br />
to feel all of our emotions and<br />
know what to do when they<br />
overwhelm us. Social media is<br />
about the persona of what you<br />
want the public to see and often<br />
that’s just happy, lots of friends<br />
and all that kind of thing. And<br />
we’re saying hang on, let’s get<br />
back to what’s real in life and the<br />
fact that not everyone’s happy all<br />
the time, so what do we do with<br />
those big emotions?<br />
Can anybody attend a retreat?<br />
Emma: Anyone can come.<br />
These are strategies for<br />
everybody, you don’t need to<br />
have anxiety or be stressed out.<br />
We would only ever restrict<br />
anyone from coming if they<br />
were working really closely with<br />
mental health services, meaning<br />
that being in the group would<br />
put them so far outside their<br />
comfort zone that it wouldn’t be<br />
safe.<br />
How do you think the<br />
earthquakes have affected<br />
young people in Christchurch?<br />
Emma: For my part I think<br />
it’s a very useful tool during<br />
the retreats that children have<br />
had the shared experience of<br />
the fight/flight/freeze response<br />
during the earthquakes and<br />
we focus on how this has built<br />
resilience.<br />
Jess: Teaching them how to<br />
breathe is a really important part<br />
because as we know during fight/<br />
flight the breath gets shortened<br />
and the heart rate comes up<br />
so we’re learning how to work<br />
with that: grounding the feet,<br />
coming back to the breath and<br />
anchoring. It’s such a small<br />
tool but it can go such a long<br />
way.<br />
Emma: The breathing is a huge<br />
part of our retreats. We come<br />
back and back and back to it.<br />
Can you describe what you do<br />
each day?<br />
Jess: I start with a 90 minute<br />
yoga practice, maybe some<br />
meditation, a little bit of art work<br />
and then we have a break, have<br />
some food and then Emma takes<br />
over.<br />
Emma: Once they come to<br />
me I usually do some psychoeducation<br />
around their brains<br />
and anxiety/stress, things like<br />
that. So they’ve been grounded<br />
by Jess and then unfortunately<br />
I take them straight back into<br />
their heads. But they’re ready for<br />
it by then and it’s at their level,<br />
just making sense to them as<br />
why their bodies go into<br />
fight/flight/freeze and things<br />
like that. And then we work<br />
through different strategies,<br />
cognitive behaviour therapy,<br />
acceptance and commitment<br />
therapy, both of which work<br />
really well with this age group<br />
and it’s kind of up to them to<br />
take those away and decide what<br />
works for them and what doesn’t.<br />
There’s lots<br />
of homework involved with<br />
that, and lots of sharing which is<br />
really nice.<br />
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Mindfulness retreats for youngsters<br />
•From page 9<br />
Jess: By day three I have to<br />
calm everybody down, they’re so<br />
excited and talking and there’s<br />
this beautiful friendship that<br />
starts between everyone.<br />
Jess: We’re trialling one day<br />
workshops because the four days<br />
is a commitment and expense<br />
and at least it gives people who<br />
can’t take breaks during the<br />
holidays an experience of what<br />
it’s like.<br />
How did you come up with<br />
this idea?<br />
Jess: Emma actually contacted<br />
me. A good friend of her’s came<br />
to one of my yoga retreats (for<br />
adults) and she mentioned that<br />
she wished her daughter could<br />
have gone and I think Emma’s<br />
brain lit up and she contacted<br />
me.<br />
Emma: There’s nothing in the<br />
market like it and for someone<br />
like myself who’s a private<br />
psychologist having to make<br />
people pay $150 an hour to see<br />
their children when I could<br />
actually give thee same strategies<br />
in a group setting . . . I just<br />
thought we need to get this<br />
out there. The mental health<br />
service in Christchurch is<br />
crazy, there’s a 28 week wait<br />
or something like that to see<br />
someone through the public<br />
system. And although there’s still<br />
a cost it’s very low compared to<br />
what it would be<br />
if you were doing it individually<br />
with someone privately.<br />
Jess: For me, yoga is in big<br />
competition with rugby and<br />
netball and just the A to Z of<br />
activities. Kiwi kids have so much<br />
on their plate besides just going<br />
to school so when yoga gets put<br />
on the table it’s kind of the last<br />
thing a kid’s going to do so it’s<br />
nice to offer it as something that<br />
is going to benefit other aspects<br />
of their life, not just physically.<br />
You’ve run two retreats now,<br />
what’s the feedback been like?<br />
Emma: That it’s been really life<br />
changing. They all want to do<br />
it again. We have a form we ask<br />
them to fill out at the end.<br />
Jess: And they’re brutal!<br />
(laughs.) As adults we’re so<br />
conditioned to be nice but it’s like<br />
“I didn’t like the food,” or “What!<br />
Homework? I thought this was a<br />
retreat!”<br />
Emma: Then we have feedback<br />
weeks or months later from<br />
caregivers and they’re saying<br />
they’ve really found it useful.<br />
BALANCING<br />
ACT: Yoga<br />
teacher Jess<br />
Smith juggles<br />
her business<br />
with raising two<br />
children.<br />
They go away with quite a large<br />
pack of things so we’re not just<br />
saying do the four days and see<br />
you later, they’ve got things they<br />
can go back to so when the next<br />
big thing comes up in their lives<br />
they can go back to their yoga<br />
mat that they’ve decorated for<br />
themselves and all of the things<br />
that they go away with that<br />
makes it doubly powerful.<br />
Have you made any changes<br />
since running the first retreat in<br />
January?<br />
Emma: Another big thing is<br />
we used to just take girls and we<br />
have decided to be more gender<br />
diverse because of course there is<br />
no need for it just to be girls. We<br />
thought possibly it was going to<br />
create a safe space but all genders<br />
can do that.<br />
And what does the future hold<br />
for the Mindful Retreats?<br />
Emma: We get a lot of really<br />
good sponsorship from people<br />
because we hate that people aren’t<br />
able to come because of money<br />
so ideally the government would<br />
start sponsoring us and we could<br />
roll it out across primary schools.<br />
That would be where we’re<br />
aiming for so we’re collecting a<br />
lot of data so we can approach<br />
government agencies and see<br />
what they can do.<br />
•Four-day winter Mindful<br />
Retreat, Tuesday July 17 -<br />
Friday July 20, 12.30 - 5pm<br />
at Van Asch Deaf Education<br />
Centre. See the Mindful<br />
Retreats Facebook page for<br />
details.<br />
Heading to<br />
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Hospital?<br />
Plan your trip<br />
LICHFIELD<br />
STREET<br />
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Lichfield Street<br />
CAR PARK<br />
Hospital shuttle<br />
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Hospital patients and visitors should<br />
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The shuttle will run to the current timetable,<br />
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Volunteers help<br />
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There are many<br />
volunteers making<br />
a difference in our<br />
community, writes<br />
National List MP for<br />
Port Hills Nuk Korako<br />
Last week was National Volunteer Week<br />
– “ma tini ma mano ka rapa te whai”<br />
(many hands make light work.)<br />
Our chance to acknowledge and thank<br />
those volunteers in our community for all<br />
the work that they do.<br />
I had a good start to my week volunteering<br />
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News<br />
Bridge club spans half a century<br />
Sumner Bridge Club<br />
will celebrate its 50th<br />
anniversary in September.<br />
Sarla Donovan reports<br />
YOU COULD say it was rain<br />
that created the Sumner Bridge<br />
Club back in 1968.<br />
A group of people got together<br />
- mostly men - who worked<br />
at the Lyttelton wharves, club<br />
president Julie Cunningham<br />
said.<br />
“The rules of stevedoring in<br />
those days were that if there<br />
was too much rain, you weren’t<br />
able to work. So they used to go<br />
indoors and play cards.”<br />
Eventually they decided to<br />
form a club.<br />
They didn’t have premises<br />
initially, but used the social hall<br />
at the St John ambulance rooms<br />
and the Sumner Community<br />
Centre.<br />
Its first session was convened<br />
with <strong>27</strong> players on September 9,<br />
1968, in the supper room of the<br />
community centre.<br />
When a run-down<br />
weatherboard house in Dryden<br />
St was spotted for sale at a cheap<br />
price, the club bought it by<br />
raising 216 debentures from their<br />
members.<br />
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FULL HOUSE: Sumner’s Bridge Club president Julie Cunningham is ready to mark the club’s 50th<br />
anniversary in September.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
1970, the property had a 2017<br />
capital rating valuation of<br />
$445,000.<br />
The debentures also funded<br />
major renovations at the<br />
This year The<br />
Sumner Bridge CluB<br />
iS 50 yearS old<br />
a Jubilee Celebration is<br />
planned for the weekend of<br />
september 8th and 9th.<br />
There’s drinks and dinner<br />
on saturday evening and for<br />
sunday, a morning of Bridge<br />
fun, followed by lunch and an<br />
afternoon Tournament<br />
Present and past members<br />
are invited to catch up with<br />
friends old and new.<br />
To order a registration form,<br />
phone either Mary 384 3192<br />
or Julie 384 5401<br />
space is limited, so register<br />
early. applications must be in<br />
by august 3rd.<br />
property, and because many<br />
of the men in the club had<br />
carpentry and building skills.<br />
They set about gutting the inside,<br />
changing around the layout and<br />
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Levi Horowitz isn’t a natural-born soldier. But in November 1938, Berlin is a<br />
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Mt Pleasant Bridge Club.<br />
This time it wasn’t rain, but<br />
smoke that was the cause.<br />
“In those days, people smoked<br />
tremendously, particularly the<br />
men. After seven or eight years,<br />
some of the club members asked<br />
the offending smokers to desist<br />
while playing but they refused,”<br />
she said.<br />
So a group broke away and<br />
formed the non-smoking Mt<br />
Pleasant Bridge Club with 40<br />
members in August, 1975.<br />
But after a few more years,<br />
Sumner also went smokefree.<br />
Today the club continues to<br />
thrive, with members ranging in<br />
age from their 40s right through<br />
to 93.<br />
Ms Cunningham herself came<br />
to the game at retirement age.<br />
Having grown up in a<br />
generation where a lot of people<br />
played cards - “there wasn’t<br />
much entertainment in the<br />
evenings!” - she still had eight<br />
weeks of lessons before starting.<br />
And beginners lessons are<br />
still offered regularly at the<br />
club, which will mark its 50th<br />
on the weekend of September<br />
8 and 9 with a get together and<br />
drinks on Saturday followed<br />
by entertainment, lunch and a<br />
tournament on Sunday.<br />
book<br />
release<br />
We have one copy of The Blood Road by Stuart MacBride to give away, courtesy of Take Note Ferrymead.<br />
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Winner of Anna by Amanda Prowse is Olive Crothall of Opawa.
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7:20 Lyttelton Primary School<br />
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8:00 Lyttelton Port of Christchurch Fireworks display<br />
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MAIN STAGE AT COLLETT'S CORNER<br />
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7:00 Street Parade<br />
7:15 Lindon Puffin and the Bad Bax<br />
8:15 The Settlers<br />
9:00 The Preservatives<br />
9:50 AL P and his PAL's<br />
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ART INSTALLATIONS AROUND THE TOWN!<br />
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Wednesday <strong>June</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
Emotional match for Sumner<br />
Nel to play at<br />
St Leonards<br />
one last time<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
A TRIO of milestones will<br />
happen when Sumner play New<br />
Brighton in the ‘battle of the<br />
beaches’ at St Leonards Park on<br />
Saturday.<br />
Both Tom Crozier and Josh<br />
Loader will both make their<br />
50th appearances for the club<br />
while South African No 8<br />
Dylan Nel will play his final<br />
home game for the club before<br />
relocating to Dunedin to begin<br />
preparations ahead of the Mitre<br />
10 Cup season with Otago.<br />
“It’s a mixed bag of emotions.<br />
Obviously I’m excited for what<br />
awaits in Otago but it’s going to<br />
be very sad to leave my Sumner<br />
family,” said Nel.<br />
It’s understood the club are<br />
planning a ‘dress up like Dylan<br />
Nel’ party after their match<br />
against New Brighton.<br />
“There will be a few tight pants<br />
and low cut singlets,” said Sumner<br />
coach Martin Dodgson.<br />
The match is also very much<br />
a must win for Sumner’s semifinal<br />
hopes. With just three<br />
matches remaining until the<br />
play-offs, Sumner are in fifth<br />
– just one point behind New<br />
Brighton in fourth.<br />
“She’s a very tight top six this<br />
year . . . it’s going to come down<br />
to bonus points,” said Dodgson.<br />
Sumner’s last two top six<br />
round robin matches will be<br />
away to Sydenham and at home<br />
against Christchurch.<br />
On Saturday Sumner suffered<br />
their first lost in the top six at<br />
the hands of defending champions<br />
Lincoln University 13-34.<br />
However, Dodgson was happy<br />
with the performance from his<br />
team which saw them camped<br />
on Lincoln’s line midway<br />
through the second half with the<br />
scored at 13-13.<br />
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BARNSTORMING: No 8 Dylan Nel will play his final match for<br />
Sumner on Saturday.<br />
PHOTO: ROZELLE MAY <br />
From there, Lincoln University<br />
worked their way out of trouble<br />
to score seven at the other end,<br />
before scoring twice in the final<br />
5min.<br />
“We were much happier with<br />
the performance compared to<br />
last week,” said Dodgson.<br />
“The guys were smiling<br />
again and really enjoying their<br />
rugby.”<br />
The club will also celebrate<br />
their annual ladies’ day on<br />
Saturday where bubbles are<br />
expected to be enjoyed under a<br />
side-line marquee.<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
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PAGE 17<br />
NEW MAN: Aiden Barbour-<br />
Ryan has made the switch<br />
from Selwyn United and will<br />
look to lead the attack for<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s in the newly reformed<br />
Southern League.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s enter new era<br />
FERRYMEAD BAYS enter a<br />
new frontier on Saturday when<br />
they kick off the newly founded<br />
Southern League by hosting<br />
Nomads United at English Park.<br />
The 2017 Mainland Premier<br />
League champions finished third<br />
in this year’s campaign to qualify<br />
for the newly reformed competition<br />
which last existed in 1999.<br />
The top five teams from the MPL<br />
are joined by the top three teams<br />
from the Football South Premier<br />
League.<br />
“Qualifying for this has been<br />
a goal since the start of the year.<br />
All of the guys are really excited<br />
for it,” said <strong>Bay</strong>s coach Danny<br />
Halligan.<br />
“The quality of the southern<br />
teams is a bit of an unknown.<br />
The long away trips and playing<br />
on unfamiliar surfaces will be a<br />
challenge, but it’s also very exciting.”<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s face away trips to Dunedin<br />
Technical and Invercargill’s<br />
Southland United. However,<br />
much to the team’s disappointment,<br />
they have drawn Queenstown<br />
FC at home, meaning a<br />
much anticipated boys weekend<br />
in Queenstown is off the cards.<br />
The last round of the MPL was<br />
held on <strong>June</strong> 9, and with grounds<br />
closed in recent weeks due to<br />
persistent rain, <strong>Bay</strong>s’ preparations<br />
have been unconventional<br />
ahead of the new league which<br />
consists of one round of games.<br />
“We’ve focused on a lot of<br />
fitness work and have even done<br />
some boxing fitness sessions and<br />
spin classes. We got in a practice<br />
match on Thursday evening so<br />
things are shaping well,” said<br />
Halligan.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s will be without the services<br />
of the MPL’s all-time leading<br />
scorer Michael White who is<br />
expected to miss the remainder<br />
of the season after damaging cartilage<br />
and ligaments in his knee<br />
earlier in the year.<br />
However, they have signed<br />
exciting young striker Aiden<br />
Barbour-Ryan from Selwyn<br />
United, who possesses the pace<br />
and eye for goal that was missed<br />
with White’s absence.<br />
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Storytimes<br />
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Tuesday, 11-11.30am<br />
Encourage learning through<br />
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Mini Music<br />
Thursday and Tuesday, 9.30am<br />
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Thursday at 4 Augusta St,<br />
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Create and Connect<br />
Thursday, 9.30am-noon<br />
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more information 022 678 1252<br />
St Andrews Anglican Church,<br />
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs<br />
Mt Pleasant Playgroup<br />
Thursday, 10.30-11.30am<br />
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Centre Hall<br />
Babytimes<br />
Friday and Tuesday, 10.30-<br />
11am<br />
Encourage your baby’s<br />
learning through language.<br />
When the sun has gone down, go along to the Lyttelton Library for Stories After Dark –<br />
stories, songs and rhymes followed by crafts and hot chocolate. Library staff will entertain<br />
your four to seven-year-olds but the whole family is welcome. You can wear your PJs and<br />
bring Ted along too. Thursday, 6.30-7.30pm. This event is part of the Lyttelton Festival of<br />
Lights.<br />
Babytimes involves interactive<br />
activities, such as rhymes, songs,<br />
stories and play.<br />
Lyttelton Library on Friday,<br />
Sumner Library on Tuesday<br />
Twinkle Tots<br />
Friday, 10.30am<br />
Practice social skills with your<br />
under-fives through singing and<br />
dancing and having fun together.<br />
Morning tea is provided. Gold<br />
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St Mary’s Church Village Hall,<br />
Heathcote Valley<br />
Mainly Music<br />
Friday, 9.30-11.15am<br />
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1965 or 021 077 1264.<br />
St Andrews Church, 148 Main Rd<br />
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Suitable terrain for children aged<br />
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Mahoe-Nui lower site off Evans<br />
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Saturday, 7pm<br />
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Lyttelton Farmers’ Market<br />
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Plans for what the Square<br />
could look like were released<br />
by Regenerate Christchurch<br />
yesterday after seven years of<br />
debate and controversy over the<br />
slow progress of the rebuild.<br />
It includes three covered<br />
pavilions, which would have<br />
a “lattice-style” translucent<br />
roof, which could host markets<br />
and other events.<br />
FUTURISTIC: Plans released yesterday show what Cathedral Square could look like.<br />
The long-term vision, which is<br />
estimated to cost between $60-<br />
$80 million, aims to bring people<br />
back into the area, through a<br />
series of interconnected public<br />
spaces.<br />
The vision for the Square also<br />
includes Cathedral Gardens<br />
with trees and water features,<br />
Post Office Place with events<br />
and meeting spaces, and Library<br />
Plaza with other people-friendly<br />
areas.<br />
Former mayor Garry Moore<br />
said the plan was “brilliant”<br />
Lianne Dalziel Garry Moore Jamie Gough Vicki Buck<br />
while developer Ernest Duval<br />
was not fussed by the pavilions. city council and stakeholders to be needed.<br />
think of the central city as a<br />
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strategy to be developed with the when, and what funding would the vision would help people neighbourhood.<br />
Thursday, <strong>June</strong> 14, <strong>2018</strong><br />
“I’m confident Regenerate<br />
Christchurch’s vision will allow<br />
this to happen.”<br />
City councillor Deon Swiggs<br />
said it would need to work<br />
around other developments<br />
such as Turanga, the Spark<br />
building, Aotea Gifts and the<br />
restoration of Christ Church<br />
Cathedral.<br />
“We’ve got to look at what is<br />
happening, what’s in the vision<br />
and what can we deliver.”<br />
City councillor Jamie Gough<br />
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• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
A CON man who tells his<br />
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may face a bigger problem than<br />
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not connected to the gangs, just<br />
using their names to put fear into<br />
the intended victims.<br />
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the gangs would be “filthy”.<br />
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“They will be absolutely p***ed<br />
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• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
PROMINENT Cantabrians<br />
have given a mixed response to<br />
the possible futuristic look of<br />
Cathedral Square.<br />
Plans for what the Square<br />
could look like were released<br />
by Regenerate Christchurch<br />
yesterday after seven years of<br />
debate and controversy over the<br />
slow progress of the rebuild.<br />
It includes three covered<br />
pavilions, which would have<br />
a “lattice-style” translucent<br />
roof, which could host markets<br />
and other events.<br />
The long-term vision, which is<br />
estimated to cost between $60-<br />
$80 million, aims to bring people<br />
back into the area, through a<br />
series of interconnected public<br />
spaces.<br />
The vision for the Square also<br />
includes Cathedral Gardens<br />
with trees and water features,<br />
Post Office Place with events<br />
and meeting spaces, and Library<br />
Plaza with other people-friendly<br />
areas.<br />
Former mayor Garry Moore<br />
said the plan was “brilliant”<br />
while developer Ernest Duval<br />
was not fussed by the pavilions.<br />
The next step is for a delivery<br />
strategy to be developed with the<br />
FUTURISTIC: Plans released yesterday show what Cathedral Square could look like.<br />
city council and stakeholders to<br />
determine what could be done,<br />
when, and what funding would<br />
be needed.<br />
Mayor Lianne Dalziel said<br />
the vision would help people<br />
think of the central city as a<br />
destination and residential<br />
neighbourhood.<br />
Thursday, <strong>June</strong> 14, <strong>2018</strong><br />
The Square: Is this the future?<br />
Mixed<br />
reaction<br />
to bold<br />
new plan<br />
Lianne Dalziel Garry Moore Jamie Gough Vicki Buck<br />
Convicted killer involved<br />
in high speed smash<br />
Female<br />
passenger<br />
in lucky<br />
escape<br />
• By Barry Clarke and Emily<br />
O’Connell<br />
A CONVICTED killer is back<br />
behind bars after a spectacular<br />
crash while allegedly fleeing<br />
police.<br />
John Oliver Jamieson’s Subaru<br />
Forester crashed through the<br />
Rolleston dog park fence on<br />
Saturday.<br />
A spear-like fence post<br />
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woman in the passenger seat.<br />
Miraculously Jamieson and the<br />
woman were unhurt.<br />
He had earlier been recorded<br />
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Highway 1.<br />
A cut-down rifle was later<br />
found by police in the vehicle.<br />
Startled dog walkers said<br />
Jamieson ran a short distance<br />
from the vehicle before stopping<br />
to see if the woman in the vehicle<br />
was okay.<br />
Police arrived soon after and<br />
he was apprehended.<br />
Jamieson was one of six men<br />
“I’m confident Regenerate<br />
Christchurch’s vision will allow<br />
this to happen.”<br />
City councillor Deon Swiggs<br />
said it would need to work<br />
around other developments<br />
such as Turanga, the Spark<br />
building, Aotea Gifts and the<br />
restoration of Christ Church<br />
Cathedral.<br />
“We’ve got to look at what is<br />
happening, what’s in the vision<br />
and what can we deliver.”<br />
City councillor Jamie Gough<br />
said it was a good starting<br />
point.<br />
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IMPACT: The aftermath of the high speed crash on Saturday when this vehicle went through a dog park fence.<br />
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Bray in 2009. Jamieson received<br />
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on bail for other charges at the<br />
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Mr Bray, 26, died four days<br />
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Thank you for<br />
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To all of you who have had your<br />
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You can be proud of the fact that you have allowed your<br />
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Notice and Growth limit zones<br />
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We’re not exaggerating.<br />
On our network, 10-20% of all unplanned power outages are<br />
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How close is too close?<br />
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The minimum distances that must be maintained between trees<br />
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Before you begin, remember to keep yourself, and those around<br />
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If a cut or trim notice is given to you and you fail to have the tree<br />
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The firs time I woke up with a cold nose in my brand<br />
new home, I wa shocked. How could this be? The<br />
cool, calm, co lected one and I had planned for our<br />
home to be we l insulated against Canterbury’s<br />
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I hope Peter Beaven would be pleased with how the cool, calm,<br />
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Gaynor<br />
Speaking to the NZ Institute of Architects about ‘bespoke<br />
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be sustainable and it’s going to be beautiful and it’s going to be just<br />
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Econx<br />
Stand 5,6<br />
www.econx.co.nz<br />
Eden Orchards<br />
Stand 158 Taste Corner<br />
www.edenorchards.co.nz<br />
Enviro Master<br />
Stand 18<br />
www.enviromaster.co.nz<br />
Filters and Fountains<br />
Stand 24<br />
www.filtersandfountains.co.nz<br />
Fire and Emergency NZ<br />
Stand 215<br />
www.fireandemergency.nz<br />
Generation Homes<br />
Stand 181,182<br />
www.generation.co.nz<br />
Generator Place<br />
Outside<br />
www.generatorplace.co.nz<br />
Get A Gate<br />
Stand C5 C6<br />
www.getagate.kiwi<br />
GJ Gardner Homes<br />
Stand 57,58<br />
www.gjgardner.co.nz<br />
Graphic Glass<br />
Stand C7<br />
www.graphicglass.co.nz<br />
Happy Spine<br />
Stand <strong>27</strong><br />
www.happyspine.co.nz<br />
Health Co<br />
Stand 29<br />
www.healthco.co.nz<br />
Heatsmart<br />
Stand 38,40<br />
www.heatsmart.co.nz<br />
Hometech Solar tube<br />
Stand 121, 122<br />
www.hometech.co.nz<br />
Hororata Community Trust,<br />
Rainbow Print<br />
Stand 13-17<br />
www.hororata.org.nz<br />
HRV Canterbury<br />
Stand 205 207<br />
www.hrv.co.nz<br />
Ideal build NZ<br />
Stand 10<br />
www.idealbuildings.co.nz<br />
Insulmax Insulation<br />
Stand 60<br />
www.insulmax.co.nz<br />
Install Concepts<br />
Stand 90,91<br />
www.installconcepts.co.nz<br />
Kalessi Bathroomware<br />
Stand 68, 67<br />
www.kalessi.co.nz<br />
Kitchen studio<br />
Stand 72 and 73<br />
www.kitchenstudio.co.nz<br />
Leisure Spas<br />
Stand 92-94<br />
www.leisurespas.co.nz<br />
Lennox bathrooms<br />
Stand 84<br />
www.lennoxbathroom.co.nz<br />
Lifestyles<br />
Stand 139, 144<br />
www.lifestylels.co.nz<br />
Living House<br />
Stand 45-49<br />
www.livinghouse.co.nz<br />
Logan & Smythe Associates<br />
Stand 116<br />
www.logansmythe.co.nz<br />
Lonegoat<br />
Stand 145 Taste Corner<br />
www.lonegoat.co.nz<br />
Luxe Brew<br />
Stand 172 Taste Corner<br />
www.luxebrew.com<br />
Millen Homeware<br />
Stand 110<br />
www.millen.co.nz<br />
Mitsubishi Electric<br />
Stand 35<br />
www.mitsubishi-electric.co.nz<br />
My Eco<br />
Stand 69<br />
www.myeco.co.nz<br />
Narellan Pools<br />
Stand 178<br />
www.narellanpools.co.nz<br />
Natural Flow<br />
Stand 59<br />
www.naturalflow.co.nz<br />
New Zealand Home loans<br />
Stand 62<br />
www.nzhl.co.nz<br />
One Square Rate<br />
Stand 88<br />
www.onesquarerate.co.nz<br />
Plus 2Wp<br />
Stand 115,117<br />
www.showshop.co.nz<br />
PolarEnergi NZ<br />
Stand 186 and 187<br />
www.polarenergi.co.nz<br />
Pool Land<br />
Stand 120 + C1, C2<br />
www.poolland.co.nz<br />
Zenteq<br />
Stand 36<br />
www.zenteq.co.nz<br />
Property Investors Club<br />
Stand 129<br />
www.propertyclub.co.nz<br />
Readylawn<br />
Stand 100<br />
www.readylawn.co.nz<br />
Redrockhats<br />
Stand 23<br />
www.redrockhats.co.nz<br />
Resene<br />
Stand 107-109<br />
www.resene.co.nz<br />
Rosebank Estate Winery<br />
Stand 160 Taste Corner<br />
www.rosebank.co<br />
Sculptural Landscapes<br />
Stand 16<br />
www.sculpturallandscapes.co.nz<br />
Show TV - Fryair air Fryer<br />
Stand 31<br />
www.showtv.co.nz<br />
Show TV - Health Station V Fit<br />
Stand 11<br />
www.showtv.co.nz<br />
Show TV - Hercules Hose<br />
Stand 63<br />
www.showtv.co.nz<br />
Show TV - Nellies Wow Mop<br />
Stand 7<br />
www.showtv.co.nz<br />
Show TV - Turmerix<br />
Stand 9<br />
www.showtv.co.nz<br />
Show TV - Windowwow Window<br />
Cleaner<br />
Stand 33<br />
www.showtv.co.nz<br />
Showerdome South<br />
Stand 135<br />
www.showtv.co.nz<br />
Shuzi NZ<br />
Stand 114<br />
www.showerdome.co.nz<br />
Simx<br />
Stand 20<br />
www.smartvent.co.nz<br />
Sincock and Till Audiology<br />
Stand 1<strong>27</strong><br />
www.staudiology.co.nz<br />
Smartway Homes<br />
Outside<br />
www.smartway.builders<br />
Smart Cities - Christchurch City Council<br />
Stand 221<br />
www.smartchristchurch.org.nz<br />
Spice Craft<br />
Stand 157 Taste Corner<br />
www.spicecraft.co.nz<br />
Springfree<br />
Stand 130-131<br />
www.springfreetrampoline.co.nz<br />
Star Media<br />
Stand 1-3<br />
www.starmedia.kiwi<br />
Stratton Bathrooms<br />
Stand C11<br />
www.strattonbathrooms.com<br />
Sunshine Solar<br />
Stand 53-55<br />
www.sunshinesolar.co.nz<br />
Synscape Synthetic Grass<br />
Stand 168<br />
www.unrealgrass.co.nz<br />
TC Groundworks<br />
Stand 138<br />
www.tcgroundworks.co.nz<br />
Target<br />
Stand 195-197<br />
www.targetfurniture.co.nz<br />
Temperature Solutions<br />
Stand 30<br />
www.temperaturesolutions.co.nz<br />
The Carpet Mill<br />
Stand 151-156<br />
www.carpetmill.co.nz<br />
The Glass Room<br />
Stand 21-22<br />
www.theglassroom.co.nz<br />
The Good Oil<br />
Stand 148 Taste Corner<br />
www.thegoodoil.nz<br />
Total Finish Contractors<br />
Stand 74<br />
www.totalfinish.co.nz<br />
Trident Homes<br />
Stand 70-71<br />
www.tridenthomes.nz<br />
Unicorn Kitchen Bathrooms<br />
Stand 46<br />
www.unicornkb.co.nz<br />
Venluree<br />
Stand 77-78<br />
www.venluree.co.nz<br />
Venus Flooring<br />
Stand 191-193<br />
www.venusflooring.co.nz<br />
VJV, Warmth NZ<br />
Stand 75<br />
www.vjv.co.nz<br />
Whitehouse builders<br />
Stand 39-41<br />
www.whitehousebuilders.co.nz<br />
Wright Hotspring Spas<br />
Stand 26, 28<br />
www.wrightspapools.co.nz<br />
Yellow River Construction<br />
Stand 103-104<br />
www.yellowriver.co.nz<br />
Z500<br />
Stand 80<br />
www.z500.co.nz
<strong>June</strong> 29 – July 1 <strong>2018</strong> | Horncastle Arena | Friday, Saturday, Sunday | 10am-5pm