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WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 <strong>2018</strong><br />
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Treasure out of trash<br />
Redcliffs School pupils get<br />
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Zed boys remembered in a<br />
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MOVING: Swimmers take the plunge at Scarborough beach following the dedication of seats installed on the Esplanade in<br />
memory of Paul Zarifeh and Sam Zarifeh.<br />
SEVERAL hundred people<br />
thronged to Scarborough beach<br />
on Sunday morning to remember<br />
Paul and Sam Zarifeh, the Sumner<br />
father and son who died last year.<br />
Paul died of pancreatic<br />
cancer on November 23 aged<br />
60. Three weeks later, Sam died<br />
after falling from a raft on the<br />
Landsborough River, inland<br />
from Haast.<br />
Memorial seats dedicated to<br />
their memory were unveiled<br />
on the Esplanade, opposite<br />
Hardwicke St at 11am.<br />
Staff and students from<br />
Christchurch Boys’ High School,<br />
where Sam was a teacher and<br />
boarding master, performed<br />
a haka on the beach and a<br />
community mid-winter swim<br />
followed, which attracted more<br />
than 100 swimmers on an<br />
unusually warm winter’s day.<br />
Organiser Julie Zarifeh,<br />
Paul’s widow and Sam’s<br />
mother, said the occasion had<br />
been a fabulous success and<br />
thanked the community for the<br />
“overwhelming support” shown.<br />
Sam Zarifeh<br />
Paul Zarifeh<br />
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• By Sarla Donovan<br />
GOVERNMENT MPs have been<br />
called in to help solve problems<br />
people face trying to get resource<br />
consent for sites in Redcliffs.<br />
On Friday, Labour MPs Ruth<br />
Dyson, Duncan Webb and Poto<br />
Williams met with members<br />
of the Christchurch Coastal<br />
Residents’ United group and Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community<br />
Board member Darrell<br />
Latham to discuss the problem<br />
and a potential remedy.<br />
CCRU is a group made up of<br />
coastal residents and experts.<br />
Also at Friday’s meeting was<br />
Coastal-Burwood Community<br />
Board member Tim Sintes; Southshore<br />
is facing the same problems<br />
as Redcliffs.<br />
Ms Dyson said after the meeting<br />
the MPs were pleased to learn<br />
first hand of the “significant implications”<br />
of the District Plan.<br />
“We have not yet reached a view<br />
on what intervention, if any, is<br />
necessary or appropriate. We have<br />
agreed to do further investigations<br />
into the process before we<br />
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A REAL test is emerging for Government<br />
MPs Ruth Dyson, Duncan Webb and Poto<br />
Williams (see page 1).<br />
They met on Friday with Christchurch<br />
Coastal Residents’ United.<br />
City council rules and regulations<br />
regarding flood zones was the issue on Friday. It is a very complicated<br />
matter with the issuing of resource consents and insurance<br />
cover potential big problems.<br />
Ms Dyson told <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News they were pleased to learn<br />
first hand of the “significant implications” of the District Plan.<br />
“We have not yet reached a view on what intervention, if<br />
any, is necessary or appropriate. We have agreed to do further<br />
investigations into the process before we make such a decision,”<br />
she said.<br />
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Special service to mark Armistice Day<br />
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News<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
BLACK CAT Cruises will<br />
be instructed to remove all<br />
non-authorised structures<br />
from outside their premises on<br />
Akaroa wharf.<br />
On Monday, the Banks<br />
Peninsula Community Board<br />
rejected a city council staff recommendation<br />
that only signs, a<br />
ramp and hand rails should be<br />
removed or cut back.<br />
Instead,<br />
they insisted<br />
that all nonconsented<br />
structures<br />
should be removed<br />
within<br />
three months<br />
– including<br />
seating, a<br />
Andrew Turner<br />
disability access ramp, canopies<br />
and supporting poles.<br />
The board felt the staff<br />
recommendation did not go<br />
far enough and did not reflect<br />
community expectations.<br />
It follows concerns from<br />
wharf users and the community<br />
that the structures were<br />
encroaching on publicly-owned<br />
land and creating issues with<br />
wharf access – including for<br />
emergency vehicles – and overcrowding.<br />
Deputy Mayor Andrew<br />
Turner said a deputation from<br />
Akaroa Fisherman’s Association<br />
chairman John Wright at the<br />
meeting was well supported by<br />
a “large contingent” of members<br />
of the public and business owners.<br />
“It was very clear that the<br />
view . . . of those attending –<br />
through the deputation and<br />
other comments made – was<br />
that Black Cat shouldn’t be<br />
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Wharf structures to go<br />
shown any favour over the<br />
unauthorised structures. There<br />
were consenting processes<br />
which should have been gone<br />
through which weren’t followed<br />
. . . the view expressed in the<br />
deputation to the meeting was<br />
that all of the structures should<br />
be removed.”<br />
He said the board had placed<br />
“significant” weighting on the<br />
community’s views when making<br />
their decision.<br />
TAKE<br />
DOWN: This<br />
access ramp<br />
outside Black<br />
Cat Cruises<br />
on Akaroa<br />
wharf will<br />
be removed<br />
as part of<br />
changes<br />
the Banks<br />
Peninsula<br />
Community<br />
Board<br />
approved last<br />
week.<br />
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ANDREWS <br />
The board resolved to<br />
instruct Black Cat to remove<br />
the structures within the next<br />
three months, so the work is<br />
completed before cruise ships<br />
begin to arrive in October.<br />
Costs are to be met by Black<br />
Cat.<br />
Black Cat Cruises chief<br />
executive Paul Milligan is out<br />
of the country and did not<br />
respond to requests for<br />
comment.<br />
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Predator-free groups in Sumner,<br />
Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs and<br />
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ages to spend an hour in their<br />
gardens between today and<br />
Sunday, <strong>July</strong> 8, and report the<br />
number and type of birds to<br />
Landcare NZ. The initiative is<br />
part of the Great Backyard Bird<br />
Count, which provides data to<br />
track the difference backyard<br />
trapping programmes will make<br />
over the next few years. See the<br />
Landcare NZ website for details.<br />
MUSEUM VISITORS INCREASE<br />
A record-breaking year for<br />
Akaroa Museum has seen visitor<br />
numbers increase by 5000 on the<br />
previous high. Close to 30,000<br />
people have been through the<br />
museum in the 2017/18 year,<br />
almost double the number of<br />
visitors before the 2010 and 2011<br />
earthquakes. Cruise ship visitors<br />
made up 20 per cent of the total<br />
figure. Meanwhile, there are<br />
91 cruise ship visits to Akaroa<br />
scheduled for the <strong>2018</strong>/19 season,<br />
an increase of 16 on the previous<br />
season. However, the number of<br />
“double-days” – when two ships<br />
harbour on the same day – drops<br />
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Extra funding for<br />
multiple projects<br />
Multiple projects in the <strong>Bay</strong><br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> News area were<br />
either brought forward<br />
or given extra funding in<br />
the Long Term Plan. Sarla<br />
Donovan reports<br />
•A total of $3.5 million for<br />
the repair and upgrade of the<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> wharf has<br />
been set aside, and the work will<br />
now take place two years earlier<br />
than originally planned. Deputy<br />
Mayor Andrew Turner said<br />
the work was a “major capital<br />
project” which would make<br />
the wharf safer for elderly and<br />
less mobile people. Cr Turner<br />
said the money had been made<br />
available by extending the current<br />
funding time frame for the<br />
Naval Point Development by<br />
two years. “There are some big<br />
projects in there that will require<br />
quite a bit of planning and<br />
community engagement and<br />
engagement with other groups<br />
as well. The good news is that<br />
the $10.5 million remains on<br />
budget for that first tranche of<br />
work and by smoothing it over a<br />
longer period of time, (through<br />
to 2024/25 rather than 2022/23)<br />
we’ve been able to bring the<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> wharf forward.”<br />
Meanwhile $10 million<br />
for renewal of Akaroa wharf was<br />
confirmed in the LTP budget<br />
with design work expected to<br />
commence this year.<br />
•A $10 million wastewater<br />
treatment scheme for Wainui<br />
is back on track after being<br />
previously removed from the<br />
10-year LTP. Cr Turner said he<br />
was pleased to see the project<br />
had been kept alive, after “raising<br />
expectations” among the<br />
community following consultation<br />
in 2015. The project is now<br />
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Turner said he would be looking<br />
to advance it further during<br />
future LTP consultations.<br />
•Funding of $80,000 has been<br />
put in place to support a dedicated<br />
park ranger based in the<br />
Banks Peninsula reserves, along<br />
with $50,000 of operational<br />
expenditure. “Having someone<br />
based there will be great for<br />
building relationships between<br />
groups on the peninsula,” Cr<br />
Turner said.<br />
•Capital expenditure of $13<br />
million has been brought forward<br />
into 2026/7 and 2027/8;<br />
allowing the final Moncks <strong>Bay</strong><br />
section of the coastal pathway<br />
to be completed. Heathcote<br />
Ward city councillor Sara Templeton<br />
said they were hopeful<br />
of getting NZTA to find up to<br />
50 per cent of the cost, due to<br />
safety issues with that section<br />
of pathway “and because it is<br />
replacement for one taken away<br />
due to rockfall remediation.”<br />
She said now the funding was<br />
within the city council’s 10-<br />
year budget, and should NZTA<br />
funding be forthcoming, the<br />
city council would have the<br />
option of bringing that money<br />
further forward again.<br />
•Additional funding of<br />
$143,000 will go towards<br />
surveying work and public<br />
consultation on the future of<br />
baches at Taylors Mistake beach<br />
and Boulder <strong>Bay</strong>. A working<br />
group headed by Cr Templeton<br />
is developing a proposal to go<br />
out for consultation in a few<br />
months. “It’s important that all<br />
of the information we have is accurate<br />
and that we go through a<br />
thorough process to ensure that<br />
any decisions we make are good<br />
ones,” Cr Templeton said.<br />
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Demolition work to<br />
start at school site swap<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
FENCES ARE up and<br />
demolition work is imminent as<br />
the controversial Redcliffs Park<br />
and Redcliffs School site swap<br />
begins.<br />
The relocation of the school<br />
to Redcliffs Park has been fast<br />
tracked through special changes<br />
to the District Plan granted by<br />
Greater Christchurch Regeneration<br />
Minister Megan Woods in<br />
May.<br />
The existing school site will be<br />
turned into a public park.<br />
Redcliffs Residents Association<br />
acting chairwoman Christine<br />
Toner said like most Redcliffs<br />
residents and former pupils of<br />
the school, the<br />
association<br />
committee<br />
would be sad<br />
to see the<br />
“much loved”<br />
school buildings<br />
go.<br />
Simi Desor<br />
“There are<br />
varying views<br />
in the community<br />
about the changes but as<br />
with all the changes we have encountered<br />
since the earthquakes,<br />
we will move forward and get<br />
used to them eventually. For<br />
those who are directly affected,<br />
we hope that the Ministry of<br />
Education and city council staff<br />
will listen well and work fairly to<br />
minimise any negative impacts.”<br />
Friends of Redcliffs Park<br />
spokeswoman Simi Desor said it<br />
was not too late for a petition organised<br />
by the group which asks<br />
Parliament to enact legislation<br />
enabling the school to reopen on<br />
the former Main Rd site.<br />
“It’s not done yet,” Ms Desor<br />
said. “The petition is in place<br />
(until <strong>July</strong> 23) and 158 signatures<br />
thus far is not just a handful of<br />
neighbours. People should have<br />
BAY HARBOUR<br />
PAGE 5<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
IT’S<br />
HAPPENING:<br />
Fences<br />
surround the<br />
playgrounds<br />
at Redcliffs<br />
School (top)<br />
and Redcliffs<br />
Park (bottom)<br />
as the site<br />
swap begins.<br />
PHOTOS:<br />
MARTIN<br />
HUNTER<br />
their voices heard, regardless of<br />
how dire the situation is.”<br />
She said the group was also<br />
awaiting a report from the Ombudsman’s<br />
office.<br />
Buildings and the playground<br />
will be cleared from the<br />
park from this month, while<br />
most of the school buildings are<br />
expected to be demolished by<br />
November.<br />
PHOTOS: SIMON BAKER AND ETHAN-HAZE PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Politicians called in over rising sea levels<br />
•From page 1<br />
At issue is the way sites in a ‘restricted<br />
unit overlay’ within the<br />
High Flood Hazard Management<br />
Area are treated by city council<br />
planners.<br />
CCRU say a restricted discretionary<br />
activity rule recommended<br />
by the Replacement District<br />
Plan independent hearings panel<br />
was left out when the plan was<br />
implemented last year.<br />
The restricted unit overlay<br />
comprises 1486 residential zoned<br />
sites within the HFMZA which<br />
are only at risk from future sea<br />
level rise – not river or tidal<br />
flooding. But CCRU said that<br />
property owners within the<br />
restricted unit overlay have been<br />
having extreme difficulty getting<br />
resource consent. Without the<br />
discretionary rule, under the<br />
District Plan the sites are treated<br />
the same as any others within<br />
the HFMZA, whereby “new developments<br />
or intensification of<br />
land uses in these areas are to be<br />
avoided.” Dr Latham said he was<br />
“unaware of the reason why the<br />
recommended rule was left out<br />
of the District Plan but it’s something<br />
we need to put right. We<br />
are seeking clarification as to why<br />
the intent of the wording does<br />
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Our People<br />
Lisa Brignull<br />
Marathon woman eyes up<br />
Sumner Running Club<br />
stalwart Lisa Brignull’s<br />
third place in the<br />
Christchurch Marathon<br />
secured her a personal<br />
best time of 3hr 4min and<br />
the Canterbury Marathon<br />
championship masters<br />
women’s title. The Boulder<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> Classic organiser tells<br />
Sarla Donovan how she<br />
came to New Zealand and<br />
is running faster than ever<br />
at 44<br />
What was it like to grow up in<br />
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Very different to the way of life<br />
over here. We lived in a residential<br />
area but you always knew<br />
that on the outskirts you couldn’t<br />
venture too far without danger<br />
being in your face. I’m very<br />
fortunate to live here but on the<br />
odd occasion I have been back to<br />
South Africa I would never really<br />
want to go back again to live.<br />
Did you ever experience a<br />
dangerous situation?<br />
When I was growing up, it was<br />
always somebody else’s family,<br />
but in more recent years, my<br />
own family have been attacked<br />
and it’s just a horrible situation.<br />
I have no real regrets leaving,<br />
although it was never something<br />
I had envisioned doing, living on<br />
the other side of the planet. The<br />
biggest thing I miss is my family<br />
because I have no South African<br />
family here at all. But my family<br />
were originally from Italy so I’ve<br />
got them scattered around the<br />
world. So I do miss my family<br />
and I miss the sunshine but we<br />
get to have good days here, too –<br />
it’s not all bad.<br />
Why did you leave and when?<br />
I left in 1997 to go and do an<br />
OE in London, as you do, and I<br />
ended up getting a nice job as a<br />
travel agent. I got to travel heaps<br />
and I just loved the atmosphere<br />
and got to run marathons all<br />
over Europe so I stayed. A few<br />
years before that I had met my<br />
now-husband on a Kontiki trip<br />
in Australia. When he told me he<br />
came from an island called New<br />
SUPER WOMAN: Lisa Brignull running with her dog Stella on Mt Pleasant Rd.<br />
Zealand, which is in the middle<br />
of nowhere, I immediately ruled<br />
it out: I said that’s ridiculous, I’d<br />
never go over there. We had this<br />
relationship going for quite some<br />
time and I just put it in the back<br />
of my head that it would never<br />
happen and then, eventually, he<br />
lured me over here to see what<br />
life was about and I just loved it.<br />
I couldn’t put it off anymore, that<br />
I really liked this guy. So I ended<br />
up coming to New Zealand and<br />
I’ve never looked back.<br />
So you shifted straight to<br />
Christchurch in 20<strong>04</strong>?<br />
Yes, it was really fortunate<br />
because I came over for about<br />
four weeks my first time and<br />
there was a running race called<br />
the Crater Rim. It was one of<br />
the first weekends I was here<br />
and everybody was so friendly I<br />
thought I was in running heaven.<br />
I said to Lee ‘I just love this place,<br />
why don’t we stay here?’ We got<br />
married in Fiji and all my new<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
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wedding too.<br />
Which of the big marathons<br />
have you done?<br />
I did London six times, Hamburg,<br />
Rome, Paris. I went over to<br />
New York which was pretty cool.<br />
I did the Malta Marathon, the<br />
Lanzarote, one in Brussels.<br />
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next race<br />
it’s our<br />
So many I can’t remember. Quite a<br />
few in London itself like the Big Ben to<br />
Brighton ultra-marathon. We did the<br />
Great Wall of China Marathon after I<br />
shifted to New Zealand.<br />
Best race of all time?<br />
The Comrades Marathon in South<br />
Africa. I have only completed two comrades<br />
(so far) but they have honestly been<br />
life-changers for me. There is something<br />
special about running 90km with a bunch<br />
of like-minded people from around the<br />
globe. They call it the ‘world’s best ultra’<br />
and I agree.<br />
You ran a personal best at the<br />
Christchurch Marathon this year. How<br />
do you train?<br />
I have a 17km circuit that I run three<br />
to four times a week from home over to<br />
Sumner and up Evans Pass back home.<br />
It has an elevation gain of 430m and this<br />
includes a 6km climb. My Strava app (a<br />
running and cycling app) tells me that I<br />
have run this 530 times now and all my<br />
friends who run it call it ‘Lisa’s loop.’ On<br />
the other days of the week, I run a 10km<br />
circuit after I’ve completed a session at<br />
the F45 gym in Ferrymead. I am totally<br />
addicted to this ‘functional training’ and<br />
it compliments my running immensely. I<br />
believe that a combination of this ‘training<br />
smarter’ has helped me achieve PBs<br />
at the age of 44. I only wish I had started<br />
earlier.<br />
You also teach cycle safety for the city<br />
council –you must be worn out at the<br />
end of the day?<br />
I’m usually in bed and asleep by nine<br />
o’clock but my alarm goes off at 5.05am<br />
and I get at least two hours of exercise in<br />
before I have to put on my next cap, being<br />
mum or off to work. But I enjoy it, I’m<br />
definitely not an office worker any more,<br />
those days are behind me; sitting at a desk<br />
just makes me grumpy. Having an active<br />
job and an active life is what I really enjoy.<br />
What does your family think about<br />
your passion for running?<br />
My kids have grown up knowing that<br />
mum trains and works hard to do what<br />
she does. I’ve had both my hammies reattached<br />
so it hasn’t all been easy going<br />
but they definitely think that I’m better<br />
off if I’ve been for a run. They know I’m<br />
going to be in a good mood. If I can’t get<br />
out for some reason, I feel it. I suppose<br />
you could call it a bit of an addiction but<br />
everyone knows that’s what I like to do.<br />
My husband is very supportive, I couldn’t<br />
do it without him, he’s amazing. And the<br />
PODIUM: Lisa Brignull nears the finish<br />
line to be the third woman home in<br />
the Christchurch Marathon.<br />
children, Cara (11) and Christopher (8)<br />
have come to so many events where they<br />
encourage me along the route. My son’s<br />
really good at passing the water or a gel.<br />
I guess you don’t have much time for<br />
hobbies?<br />
Not really. I’m hopeless in the kitchen,<br />
Cara is a much better cook than me. I’ve<br />
got a gorgeous dog, she’s a collie cross<br />
huntaway and she runs with me in the<br />
morning. She’s my other love, we do a lot<br />
together. Keeping the housework up to<br />
scratch, clothes washed and ironed, that’s<br />
my other hobby.<br />
What’s still on the Lisa Brignell bucket<br />
list?<br />
I would love to do the Boston Marathon<br />
one day, that’s one of the big ones. And<br />
I’d love to do something really out there,<br />
like the Antarctic Marathon or something<br />
ridiculous like that. I might have to wait<br />
until the children have grown a bit more<br />
as it’ll be really expensive. My running<br />
friends say ‘Lisa, you need to go under<br />
three hours and we’ll call it a day’. It’s only<br />
a few seconds per kilometre but every<br />
second counts. I’d love to do it though.<br />
I think quietly in the back of my mind,<br />
that will be my goal for the Capetown<br />
Marathon in September – all going well. It<br />
is supposed to be a fast course but they do<br />
get big numbers.<br />
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News<br />
Special skis<br />
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workshop<br />
LYTTELTON’S Kingswood<br />
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The Kingswood X Clicquot<br />
collaboration skis have a bold<br />
colourama print with a hardwearing<br />
finish.<br />
Founded by Kris and Alex<br />
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Kingswood Skis is a boutique,<br />
hand-made ski-maker wellknown<br />
for its durable skis with<br />
bold graphic prints.<br />
The 10 pairs of limited edition<br />
skis, which will be hand-made<br />
in the Lyttelton workshop, have<br />
been created for the Clicquot<br />
in the Snow festival in Queenstown<br />
in August.<br />
“We are honoured to be collaborating<br />
with Veuve Clicquot<br />
on their annual winter champagne<br />
festival to develop this<br />
limited-edition ski. It’s such a<br />
natural fit. With this collaboration,<br />
we’re celebrating winter<br />
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well,” Alex said.<br />
The limited edition run of the<br />
skis will be available to order<br />
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Local<br />
News<br />
Now<br />
Special service to mark Armistice Day<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
THE SIGNING of the armistice<br />
that ended World War 1 will be<br />
marked with a special service at<br />
the Akaroa War Memorial.<br />
Church bells rang out around<br />
the world on Armistice Day –<br />
November 11, 1918 – signalling<br />
an end to “one of the deadliest<br />
events in the<br />
history of<br />
mankind,”<br />
said Banks<br />
Peninsula RSA<br />
committee<br />
vice-president<br />
Bryan<br />
Tichborne.<br />
Bryan<br />
Tichborne<br />
The<br />
formalities<br />
planned for<br />
11am on<br />
Sunday, November 11, include<br />
a guest speaker, readings and<br />
prayers from a padre, the<br />
singing of hymns and laying of<br />
wreaths.<br />
At St Peter’s Anglican Church<br />
there will be 11 bell rings, 11<br />
times.<br />
Floral tributes will be<br />
comprised of white flowers, as<br />
would have been the case in<br />
1918, said Mr Tichborne.<br />
It’s anticipated that rolled<br />
oat biscuits (forerunners of the<br />
Anzac biscuit) will be served<br />
after the ceremony, along with<br />
tea and coffee.<br />
In Okains <strong>Bay</strong>, the museum<br />
will be holding a special lunch<br />
following the service.<br />
Almost 100,000 New<br />
Zealanders served overseas in<br />
World War 1 from a population<br />
of 1.1 million.<br />
New Zealand forces first saw<br />
combat in 1915, at Egypt<br />
and Gallipoli but were<br />
engaged in the war until the<br />
bitter end.<br />
Around 18,000 New<br />
Zealanders died in or because of<br />
the war, and there were 41,000<br />
wounded or seriously ill.<br />
Worldwide, over nine<br />
million soldiers died and seven<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
PEACE AT<br />
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Armistice<br />
day in<br />
Christchurch,<br />
November 12,<br />
1918. Because<br />
of the time<br />
delay in news<br />
reaching<br />
New Zealand<br />
from Europe,<br />
impromptu<br />
peace<br />
celebrations<br />
were spread<br />
over different<br />
times<br />
between<br />
November 12<br />
and 15. <br />
million civilians.<br />
On the Akaroa war<br />
memorial there are 1<strong>04</strong> people<br />
remembered.<br />
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News<br />
Local<br />
News<br />
Now<br />
Big names booked for Selwyn Sounds<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
SOFT ROCK paragons the Little<br />
River Band will headline the<br />
Selwyn Sounds music festival in<br />
March.<br />
Dubbed by Eagles founding<br />
member, the late Glenn Frey as<br />
the “best singing band in the<br />
world,” their playlist includes<br />
vintage classics like Cool Change,<br />
Lonesome Loser and Take it Easy<br />
on Me.<br />
Now into its third year, Selwyn<br />
Sounds has become a mustattend<br />
for Canterbury music<br />
fans, and brings huge spin-off<br />
benefits to the Selwyn district,<br />
and particularly Lincoln, where<br />
the event is<br />
held.<br />
More than 7000 attended the<br />
inaugural event but numbers<br />
jumped to a sellout 10,000 this<br />
year.<br />
For its third incarnation, Leo<br />
Sayer takes the stage – he of You<br />
Make Me Feel Like Dancing fame.<br />
Sayer has performed everywhere<br />
from Moscow to New York’s<br />
Central Park and London’s Royal<br />
Albert Hall in his 40-year career.<br />
Former 80s pop wonderboy,<br />
INXS frontman and Noiseworks<br />
singer Jon Stevens is part of a<br />
stellar line-up of talent which<br />
also includes one of Australian<br />
rock music’s most enduring<br />
artists Ross Wilson, who<br />
continues to win acclaim both<br />
as a solo performer and as<br />
songwriter of popular classics<br />
such as Eagle Rock and A Touch<br />
of Paradise.<br />
Midge Marsden and Peter Urlich<br />
are guaranteed to entertain<br />
the crowds.<br />
And hits like Gutter Black, Blue<br />
Lady and Walking in the Light<br />
will be belted out by a ‘who’s<br />
who’ of the New Zealand music<br />
scene known as The Golden<br />
Kiwis, which includes Harry<br />
Lyon from Hello Sailor and Rikki<br />
Morris from Crocodiles.<br />
Selwyn Sounds promoter<br />
David Parlane said it was the<br />
most extensive range for Selwyn<br />
Sounds.<br />
The event will be held on<br />
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Young chefs earn place in competition<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
TWO PUPILS from Heathcote<br />
Valley School have won a<br />
place in a nationwide cooking<br />
competition with a creole dish<br />
from Reunion Island, east of<br />
Madagascar.<br />
The pair qualified for the Root<br />
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month where chef Al Brown will<br />
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The Root to Tip competition<br />
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Otis Swallow and Noah Cobby<br />
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Year 6 pupils Nia McDonald<br />
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Ms McDonald said the gratin<br />
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WINNERS: Nia McDonald and Jean Taylor in action at the regional finals of the Root to Tip<br />
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of a friend from Reunion Island,<br />
an elderly lady in her 90s.<br />
“Creole cooking uses lots of<br />
garlic and thyme and choko is<br />
very common there. Ours actually<br />
came from Gisborne because<br />
the season here was cut short<br />
with all the rain. Everything else<br />
was sourced from our gardens as<br />
much as possible.”<br />
The rhubumble crumble was<br />
an all-local seasonal affair made<br />
from the next door neighbour’s<br />
rhubarb, apple, lemons and<br />
Heathcote honey.<br />
They were ecstatic about the<br />
win after practising hard all<br />
week, Ms McDonald said.<br />
SCHOOLS<br />
TASTY: The winning dish –<br />
choko gratin.<br />
“I’ve just been so proud of the<br />
girls because they’ve worked so<br />
hard. To have this sort of success<br />
it’s got them really excited and<br />
confident.”<br />
The final is on August 2<br />
with the winning pupils each<br />
receiving a $1000 account with<br />
RaboDirect, plus one-year free<br />
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to Table programme for their<br />
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Redcliffs School pupils get<br />
creative while recycling<br />
TRASH LAB has arrived at<br />
Redcliffs School.<br />
On Tuesday and Thursday<br />
the court area at the school was<br />
alive with children creating<br />
items out of cardboard boxes,<br />
plastic, ribbon, and what you<br />
would generally consider junk.<br />
Pupils of all ages are getting<br />
creative and building treasure<br />
out of trash.<br />
The older kids help the juniors,<br />
and share ideas with one<br />
another.<br />
It engages an element of collaborative<br />
learning, while helping<br />
the environment by reusing<br />
things and using imagination.<br />
Said senior pupil Martina:<br />
“It’s amazing what you can<br />
make out of a few boxes and<br />
some sellotape. Now there’s no<br />
excuse to be roaming around<br />
bored at lunchtime.”<br />
Matariki Lantern Walk<br />
THE JAMES Street Preschool<br />
and Nursery in Redcliffs held<br />
their yearly Matariki Lantern<br />
Walk recently.<br />
The children, including Marsaili<br />
(top left), Jessica, Cian and<br />
Hunter, used lanterns that they<br />
made at the pre-school and the<br />
nursery in the weeks leading up<br />
to the event.<br />
The walk finished with a hot<br />
chocolate in the car park.<br />
Many families took the opportunity<br />
to get together at preschool<br />
and catch up over a takeaway<br />
dinner before the walk.<br />
FUTURE: Ellen and Jessie discover a new form of transport using giant spools.<br />
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A LOSS to seaside rivals<br />
New Brighton means it’s<br />
now do or die for Sumner<br />
if they are to make their<br />
first play-off appearance<br />
for the Hawkins Trophy.<br />
Saturday’s 19-40 loss<br />
means that Sumner are<br />
now sixth and three points<br />
off the fourth semi-final<br />
position with two rounds<br />
of the metro premier<br />
competition remaining.<br />
They play fourth-placed<br />
Sydenham on Saturday at<br />
Sydenham Park and will<br />
need a victory to have any<br />
chance of making the top<br />
four. Sumner will take<br />
confidence from their<br />
meeting earlier in the year<br />
which saw them record<br />
their first ever win over<br />
Sydenham in the premier<br />
grade 35-20.<br />
They will also have a<br />
chance to claim the DCL<br />
Shield for the first time<br />
since 2016 after Sydenham<br />
SCHOOLS<br />
defeated Christchurch 25-3<br />
to claim the shield at the<br />
weekend.<br />
After a nervous start to<br />
Saturday’s game against<br />
New Brighton, Sumner<br />
found themselves trailing<br />
0-10 following a penalty<br />
conversion and penalty<br />
try. However, when New<br />
Brighton No 8 Aaron<br />
McCoy was red-carded at<br />
half-time for an alleged<br />
head-butt, Sumner sensed<br />
an opportunity with the<br />
one-man advantage.<br />
They would struggle to<br />
take advantage of numbers<br />
though, with New<br />
Brighton continuing to get<br />
the better of them in the<br />
second 40 to widen their<br />
winning margin.<br />
“They just wanted it<br />
more,” said Sumner coach<br />
Martin Dodgson.<br />
• By Jacob Page<br />
TAYLORS Mistake surf<br />
lifesaver Louis Clark<br />
has been selected in the<br />
New Zealand water polo<br />
team for the youth world<br />
championships in Hungary<br />
in August.<br />
The 16-year-old impressed<br />
selectors at a<br />
national selection camp in<br />
Auckland three weeks ago.<br />
“It was a new environment<br />
for me, those trials,<br />
and I was a little nervous to<br />
start with, but I felt better<br />
the longer it went and to<br />
be selected is such a huge<br />
honour,” he said.<br />
Clark said he followed<br />
his older brother into the<br />
sport at the start of high<br />
school and has loved it ever<br />
since.<br />
“I’ve always loved being<br />
physical in sports and<br />
water polo is like rugby in<br />
water,” he said.<br />
Clark also splits his<br />
time between competitive<br />
swimming and surf<br />
lifesaving at the Taylors<br />
Mistake club.<br />
Between his three sporting<br />
ambitions, he has 12<br />
regular trainings a week<br />
which doesn’t leave room<br />
for much else.<br />
He said being able to<br />
have the right balance<br />
between power and agility<br />
was crucial for water polo.<br />
While Europe tends to<br />
dominate the scene, Clark<br />
said he and the rest of the<br />
New Zealand team are<br />
eager to test themselves<br />
against the world’s best.<br />
“It will be good to see<br />
where we are at and test<br />
ourselves against the best<br />
TRY TIME:<br />
Josh Loader<br />
celebrates his<br />
50th cap for<br />
Sumner with<br />
a try. PHOTO:<br />
ROZELLE MAY <br />
Odds against Sumner<br />
“They grew an arm and<br />
a leg.”<br />
Dodgson admitted to<br />
trying a few new things<br />
with his team selection<br />
for Saturday which didn’t<br />
pan out as hoped. He<br />
also heaped praise on<br />
the performance of New<br />
Brighton first-five Stefan<br />
Moir.<br />
“That was probably the<br />
best performance from<br />
a 10 I’ve seen all season,”<br />
said Dodgson.<br />
“He could have kicked<br />
with his head and they<br />
probably still would have<br />
gone over.”<br />
St Leonards Park was<br />
also packed as they<br />
celebrated ladies day which<br />
also doubled as the final<br />
game for Otago bound No<br />
8 Dylan Nel.<br />
“The majority of us<br />
bowled around to his flat<br />
after the game . . . it’s fair<br />
to say we definitely sent<br />
him out in style,” said<br />
Dodgson.<br />
Call-up for water polo team<br />
PROUD KIWI: Louis Clark will be off to Hungary with<br />
the New Zealand youth water polo team in August.<br />
PHOTO: CANTERBURY WATER POLO <br />
of what is out there,” he<br />
said.<br />
Clark also recently<br />
returned from Japan where<br />
he represented the New<br />
Zealand surf lifesaving<br />
team at the Sanyo International<br />
Lifesaving Cup<br />
where he competed well<br />
beyond his years.<br />
He went unbeaten in all<br />
swim event on day one of<br />
the cup and backed that<br />
up by winning three of<br />
his four races on day two<br />
to help New Zealand to<br />
second placed overall.
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WITH MARY IN FAITH<br />
TĀTOU KO MERE E WHAKAPONO ANA<br />
FROM THE PRINCIPAL<br />
A highlight this term has been the Academic Colours Assembly which<br />
celebrate the success of our senior students in NCEA. Colours acknowledge<br />
ability, hard work and an understanding of our school values – commitment,<br />
perseverance and courage. One of my favourite sayings is ‘Excellence is<br />
not a singular act, but a habit. You are what you repeatedly do’. All of us<br />
are capable of making hard work a habit, in order to achieve to the best of<br />
our ability.<br />
On siting matters, the Catholic Diocese of Christchurch is investigating<br />
sites which could be suitable for our new school and is actively considering<br />
a number of options. We are excited about the future of Marian and are<br />
hopeful for a decision soon.<br />
With blessings<br />
Mary-Lou Davidson<br />
Marian College Principal<br />
MERCY CUP SPIRIT<br />
Teams of Marian College students<br />
competed in the Mercy Cup<br />
Tournament in Timaru recently. The<br />
annual winter event is held between six<br />
Catholic schools in the region and each<br />
take turns hosting. The schools send<br />
their best football, hockey and netball<br />
teams to compete and enjoy the spirit<br />
of competition, collegiality and shared<br />
Catholic special character and values.<br />
WELLBEING TEAM<br />
As winter settles in, the Marian<br />
College Student Wellbeing Team has<br />
been bringing sunshine and light into<br />
the school.<br />
The team includes students across all<br />
year levels and is headed by senior<br />
leaders Megan White and Mia Blyth.<br />
“Every week two girls pair up – a<br />
senior and junior student who might<br />
not know each other – and come up<br />
with a project drawn from the Hauora<br />
model of wellbeing,” Megan explains.<br />
“The topics are physical wellbeing,<br />
mental and emotional, as well as social<br />
and spiritual wellbeing.”<br />
Projects include signing a pledge<br />
t-shirt against bullying, stress-relieving<br />
colouring in activities, crafts a ‘shout<br />
out board’ where compliments are<br />
shared and a performance by the ‘I am<br />
Unbreakable’ world hip hop champion<br />
dance crew (pictured).<br />
WHAT PARENTS ARE SAYING<br />
We wanted a college that could meet the spiritual and cultural needs of our<br />
girls. We liked the sense of community, that expects and models caring for<br />
each other.<br />
Chris and Angela Rewha<br />
Marian offers a supportive and nurturing environment where our daughters<br />
are known and not lost in the crowd.<br />
Chris Woods<br />
BIG SING<br />
Marian College’s talented senior choir Messa Di Voce performed in the Big Sing<br />
- the secondary schools choral festival - at The Piano recently. Messa Di Voce<br />
received an award for outstanding performance of a Māori song – Tīhore Mai.<br />
At Marian our daughters have not only thrived academically, they’ve<br />
received a well-rounded education with a strong understanding of<br />
community and service.<br />
Steve Bloxham<br />
2019 ENROLMENTS CLOSE SOON<br />
Marian College 2019 enrolment applications for Year 9 students close Friday 27 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
An electronic enrolment application form can be downloaded from<br />
www.mariancollege.school.nz/Enrolment-1/Enrolment-Information and changes<br />
saved to the PDF or scan and email to exec@mariancollege.school.nz.<br />
Forms are also available at school reception.<br />
www.mariancollege.school.nz |03 385 8449 | exec@mariancollege.school.nz | follow us! www.facebook.com/mariancollegechch
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Audiologist gets Rotary award<br />
YEARS OF dedicated effort on<br />
behalf of intellectually disabled<br />
athletes has been recognised<br />
with a special Rotary award for<br />
Mt Pleasant resident Jeanine<br />
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Ferrymead Rotary presented<br />
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Fellowship for outstanding<br />
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Mrs Doherty, an audiologist,<br />
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Ferrymead Rotary members<br />
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Andrew Oswin, who has<br />
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more than a million volunteers.<br />
RECOGNITION: Jeanine<br />
Doherty (left) celebrates her<br />
award win with World Games<br />
for the Disabled medalist<br />
Andrew Oswin, as well as<br />
Sandra Knight, Ferrymead<br />
Rotary president Roger<br />
Chapman and Russell Irving,<br />
who also has a Paul Harris<br />
Fellowship.<br />
As well as competition and<br />
friendship, Special Olympics offers<br />
athletes a screening service.<br />
Mrs Doherty has been one<br />
of the health professionals who<br />
have provided their services free<br />
to screen athletes for hearing,<br />
sight, dental, infections, and<br />
deformities. Screening is offered<br />
at world, national and some<br />
regional events.<br />
She is also heavily involved<br />
with the Special Olympics<br />
New Zealand healthy athletes<br />
programme for healthy hearing,<br />
and has sought to extend this to<br />
the broader, disabled community.<br />
Through her Christchurch<br />
clinic, she organises screening<br />
for athletes from around the<br />
South Island.<br />
Final days for<br />
Freemans<br />
Dining Room<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
A MUCH-LOVED Lyttelton<br />
restaurant will close its doors for<br />
good on Sunday.<br />
Freemans Dining Room has<br />
become an institution in the port<br />
town over the past 12 years.<br />
It continued to give diners a<br />
warm Freemans welcome and<br />
serve up authentic Italian pizza<br />
and pasta, even as Christchurch<br />
reeled after the earthquakes.<br />
Co-owner Sarah Freeman<br />
announced the move last week.<br />
“Thanks for an amazing journey<br />
Lyttelton,” she said in a Facebook<br />
post. “After 12 years Freemans<br />
in Lyttelton will be closing. New<br />
owners will take the reins in the<br />
coming month, rebranding a new<br />
food offering for Lyttelton. For us<br />
our time has come to an end as<br />
we continue our journey at The<br />
Birdwood.”<br />
Freemans opened in April 2006<br />
and Ms Freeman said they had<br />
loved operating in the port town.<br />
“Lyttelton is an amazing community<br />
full of wonderful people.<br />
They are warm, colourful and<br />
vibrant people. (The dining scene<br />
here) for us has got better and better.”<br />
Sunday will be the last day of<br />
operation.<br />
Since the early ‘80s, artist Ashley Smith has lived and worked<br />
from a crumbling, windswept headland on the North Canterbury<br />
coast. He bought the land after discovering, during the course of<br />
a six year global odyssey, that his juices liked being near the sea<br />
and were most stimulated by his home region’s crazy weather<br />
patterns.<br />
“The sudden shifts of life’s flow passing through and around us;<br />
culturally, meteorologically, personally, always have the power<br />
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You’re an island nation of pristine waters and clamorous birdcall<br />
when a sail broaches the horizon…<br />
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his life will, like life’s gearshifts, have the power to surprise.”<br />
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Ferrymead Night Market<br />
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Thank you for<br />
helping your<br />
Fall Zones<br />
community<br />
To all of you who have had your<br />
trees trimmed before they became<br />
a problem, thank you for keeping all<br />
the families in your community warm,<br />
happy, healthy and connected.<br />
You can be proud of the fact that you have allowed your<br />
neighbours to stay warm, cook dinner and even charge<br />
their mobile phones. You may not have realised that what<br />
you’ve done has had much impact, but from all of us here<br />
at Orion, we just want to say thank you.<br />
Notice and Growth limit zones<br />
B<br />
A<br />
Power line voltage A. Growth limit zone B. Notice zone<br />
66,000 volts 4.0m 5.0m<br />
33,000 volts 2.5m 3.5m<br />
11,000 volts 1.6m 2.6m<br />
400/230 volts 0.5m 1.5m<br />
We’re not exaggerating.<br />
On our network, 10-20% of all unplanned power outages are<br />
caused by trees — including vegetation — coming into contact<br />
with power lines. Other than this, fire damage to property from<br />
branches sparking in dry conditions and serious injury from<br />
electrocution from contact with trees touching power lines are<br />
also possible consequences of not maintaining your trees.<br />
How close is too close?<br />
While most damage is caused by trees falling on power lines,<br />
significant risk exists from trees merely touching them. This risk<br />
increases the higher the voltage of the power line.<br />
The minimum distances that must be maintained between trees<br />
and power lines, as defined in the Electricity (Hazards from<br />
Trees) Regulations 2003, are outlined in the diagrams above.<br />
All vegetation should be kept out of the growth limit zone and<br />
preferably the notice zone.<br />
Sometimes it may not be practical to have a tree trimmed at the<br />
rate at which it grows and unfortunately, this means it may need<br />
to be removed. Other situations may require trees to be removed,<br />
most commonly when they are at a high risk of falling due to<br />
disease or adverse weather events.<br />
Where do I start?<br />
Before you begin, remember to keep yourself, and those around<br />
you, safe. We recognise that not everyone is experienced in tree<br />
trimming and are happy to advise you on what to do. We can arrange<br />
for trees near power lines to be trimmed at your expense, however<br />
we recommend you hire professionals to safely carry out the work.<br />
If you or someone working for you intends to work within four<br />
metres of power lines, a close approach consent is required from<br />
Orion before you start. As a tree owner, you may be liable for any<br />
damage caused by carrying out trimming or felling of trees.<br />
Will I be fined if I don’t comply?<br />
If a cut or trim notice is given to you and you fail to have the tree<br />
trimmed and/or advise us of the time and location of the trim<br />
without a reasonable excuse, this is an offence. This will make you<br />
liable for a fine not exceeding $10,000. If the offence continues,<br />
you will be liable for a further fine of not more than $500 for every<br />
day or part day during which the offence continues.<br />
More info can be found on our website and if<br />
you have any questions or notice any trees<br />
touching power lines in your area, please call<br />
us on 03 363 9898 or 0800 363 9898.<br />
oriongroup.co.nz<br />
Orion New Zealand owns and operates the electricity distribution<br />
network in central Canterbury between the Waimakariri and Rakaia<br />
rivers and from Canterbury coast to Arthur’s Pass.
OFFICIAL MALL OF THE CRUSADERS
Linwood Library School Holiday Activities<br />
Mon – Thursday 3pm-4 pm<br />
9th <strong>July</strong> Shoebox Dioramas.<br />
Make your own mini world or diorama using shoe boxes<br />
& plenty of craft materials.<br />
10th <strong>July</strong>: Shadow puppet stage<br />
Create your own shadow play theatre,<br />
using flat cut-out figures, held between a source of light & a screen.<br />
11th <strong>July</strong>: Craft a Creature.<br />
Craft your own version of one of<br />
Dr Seuss's many magical characters<br />
& enter our competition!<br />
12th <strong>July</strong>: Board games + MTWI<br />
Come & play Headbanz, Jenga, Chess,<br />
& Operation & test your skills in the<br />
Minute To Win It activities.<br />
16th <strong>July</strong>: Craft a Creature<br />
17th <strong>July</strong>: Board games + MTWI<br />
18th <strong>July</strong>: Makerspace<br />
Check out this cool maker space kit!<br />
With craft, Lego, 3D colouring<br />
& interactive games.<br />
19th <strong>July</strong>: Shoebox Dioramas.