Bay Harbour: September 05, 2018

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 

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Do-or-die 

The Redcliffs Park petition is 

being tabled today 

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POSTER BOY: Sumner’s Wil Wright with some of his collection of famous movie posters, which he will be opening as a gallery in 

summer. 

Hollywood on show in Sumner 

• By Matt Salmons 

FILM BUFF and former soldier 

Wil Wright is turning his 

Sumner home into a gallery of 

his more than 12,000 original 

film posters. 

As far as the avid collector 

knew, it would be the first of its 

kind in New Zealand. 

“There’s a few private collectors 

around, but they don’t really 

have them out on display.” 

The gallery would open this 

summer in the home he and 

his wife had moved into over 

Christmas. 

Viewing would be free, by 

appointment and in every room 

except the “bedrooms and bathrooms.” 

“It’s hard to get it all out on 

display, we’ve got about 12,000 

plus pieces in the collection,” Mr 

Wright said. 

The former British Army gunsmith 

said he started his collection 

more than 20 years ago with 

a poster from classic John Wayne 

World War 2 film The Longest 

Day. 

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to rebuild 

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School 


REDCLIFFS SCHOOL now 

has all the money it needs to 

start its rebuild. 

The Government announced 

a further $13.7 million would 

be invested, bringing the cost 

of rebuilding the school to $16 

million. 

Education Minister Chris 

Hipkins said the funding was 

in addition to $62 million announced 

for the Christchurch 

School’s Rebuild Programme 

in Budget 2018 and was part of 

$332 million announced in the 

same Budget to support school 

infrastructure. 

“The funding I’m 

announcing today will 

bridge the gap between what 

was originally budgeted for 

Redcliffs School in the rebuild 

programme and what is 

required now.” 

It comes as a petition from 

Friends of Redcliffs Park to 

stop the relocation and reinstate 

the school goes before the 

workforce and education select 

committee today (see page 3). 

In 2013, the school was 

approved for funding in the 

Christchurch School’s Rebuild 

Programme to have its facilities 

rebuilt on the existing site. 

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from the editor’s desk 

I’M NOT surprised Friends of Redcliffs 

Park think their petition will fail when 

it goes before a select committee at 

Parliament today (see page 3). 

The horse bolted a long time ago in their 

bid to stop the school being relocated to 

the park. 

On page 1 today we report the Government has announced 

more funding for the new school. 

But Friends of the Park have made a very public point – a 

view some connected with the school took umbrage to. 

Bay Harbour News caught their wrath during our coverage 

of the debate. We received numerous emails and calls, some 

angry in tone, saying we shouldn’t be giving the park group air. 

A tad surprising, given schools are places where balance/ 

fairness should be taught. 

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schools 

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News 


A PETITION to try and 

reinstate Redcliffs School to its 

original site will be tabled in a 

do-or-die meeting today. 

Community group Friends of 

Redcliffs Park has been fighting 

for urgent legislation to prevent 

Redcliffs School’s relocation to 

the park since 2016. 

A 208-signature petition 

from the group was referred 

to Parliament’s workforce and 

education select committee last 

month. A decision whether to 

take the matter further is likely 

to be made today. 

Group spokesman Chris 

Doudney said it was hard to 

feel too confident about the 

petition’s fate considering the 

fight so far. 

“I’d say we’re not very 

confident at all. But who knows 

though.” 

It comes as Friends of 

Redcliffs Park is waiting on a 

report expected from the office 

of the Ombudsman in March. 

Mr Doudney made a 

complaint against the Ministry 

of Education to the Ombudsman 

on behalf of the group on June 

22 last year, noting the urgency 

of the request. 

“They said it would be ready 

in March, but still nothing has 

happened. Then they said it 

would be in a couple of weeks in 

April, then in May, then in June. 

“In the meantime, the 

Ministry goes ahead to demolish 

the school,” Mr Doudney said. 

In a letter sent to the 

Ombudsman on August 17, 

Mr Doudney said the group 

was “very concerned that your 

office is taking excessive time to 

release your report.” 

He said he understood the 

Ombudsman could not direct 

the Government to take action 

with regard to the report, but 

said the report would support 

the petition in allowing the 

group to take its concerns to 


Parliament. 

Christchurch Central Labour 

MP Duncan Webb presented the 

petition to Parliament on behalf 

of Friends of Redcliffs Park in 

July. 

Depending on the outcome 

of today’s meeting, the select 

committee may ask for more 

information from the submitters 

and arrange hearings of the 

evidence from both sides. 

If that happened, a report 

would be prepared and used to 

advise their recommendations 

to Parliament. 

In response to Mr Doudney’s 

letter, Chief Ombudsman Peter 

Boshier said the investigation 

WAITING GAME: 

Chris Doudney 

says it is hard to 

feel confident 

about the fate 

of the Friends 

of Redcliffs Park 

petition. 

was “well advanced” but had 

raised a number of complex 

issues. 

“All of this has taken quite 

some time and consideration. 

My office has been in regular 

contact with Mr Doudney 

regarding the progress of this 

investigation. I appreciate there 

is significant local interest in 

this issue and it is my intention 

to progress matters shortly. I 

know this is important,” Mr 

Boshier said. 

Designs for the new school, 

set to be built in Redcliffs Park, 

were released last month, with 

construction expected to start 

close to the end of the year. 

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Redcliffs Park group ‘not confident’ 

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residents of the villas moved in 

during August last year and final 

completion of the development 

was expected for August next 

year. The development included 

three retail shops slated to be 

built alongside the village. 

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ROCK-FALL RISK could thwart 

plans for a memorial garden to 

honour two Lyttelton men who 

died in the February, 22, 2011, 

earthquake. 

The Norton Cl site, former 

home of Owen Wright, was suggested 

for a garden to remember 

him and Ian Foldesi. 

Land Information New Zealand 

group manager land and 

property Jeremy Barr said it was 

“too early” to say if and how the 

garden to honour the two men 

could be created. 

Mr Wright was struck and 

killed by a boulder on the Major 

Hornbrook track during an 

aftershock while he was walking 

home after ferrying people over 

the Bridle Path from Christchurch. 

Father-of-three Mr Foldesi was 

walking the Stan Helms track 

when the earthquake triggered 

a rockslide that swept across the 

track and carried him 25m down 

a cliff face. 

Mr Barr said LINZ considered 

a variety of requirements in 

approving transitional land use 

projects. 

“Because this particular 

property was red-zoned due to 

rock fall risks, the risk to life on 

this site will be one of the issues 

that has to be worked through in 

relation to health and safety on 

site,” he said. 

As temporary caretaker of the 

land, LINZ is able to approve 

changes with short term impact, 

up to five years. 

Mr Barr said it wanted to support 

the community through the 


Rock-fall risk could stop garden 

HONOUR: A community orchard has been proposed as a 

memorial to Owen Wright (left) and Ian Foldesi who died in 

the February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

application process. 

Last Tuesday, garden organiser 

Betty Purdue and two LINZ 

representatives met on site to discuss 

the options for the memorial 

garden. 

Mr Barr said LINZ was continuing 

its discussions with Mrs 

Purdue following the meeting. 

Mrs Purdue and her husband 

David live next door to the site, 

formerly part-owned by Owen 

and Megan Wright. 

There were four existing apple 

and pear trees on site, which Mrs 

Purdue said Mr Wright had been 

proud of. 

“We had a very positive meeting 

with LINZ, they were very 

helpful,” Mrs Purdue said. 

In spite of the rock-fall risk, 

she said she was feeling confident 

after the meeting and would now 

need to “dot the I’s and cross the 

T’s.” 

“The next step for us is to 

wait until we get something in 

writing from [LINZ] to spell out 

what we need to do legally for the 

next step,” she said. 

Mrs Purdue said she had spoken 

to members of Mr Wright’s 

family and all were supportive of 

the idea. 

“The whole family are quite 

enthusiastic about the idea, they 

think it would be lovely,” she 

said. 

A memorial seat for Mr Wright 

had already be placed near the 

top of the Major Hornbrook 

track by his family. 

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News 

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Additional 

$13.7 million 

for Redcliffs 

School build 

•From page 1 

However, a decision was made 

to instead relocate the school to 

Redcliffs Park. 

Mr Hipkins said demolition of 

buildings on the old site was expected 

to start next 

month, with construction 

of the new 

site slated to start 

later in the year 

with an estimated 

opening in 2020. 

It has been a long Chris Hipkins 

process to get to 

the point of starting the build, 

Mr Hipkins said, and he was 

“delighted” to confirm that the 

Redcliffs School community could 

look forward to a certain future. 

“Once complete, the school will 

have top quality learning spaces 

for students and staff.” 

The designs, released in August, 

had the buildings on a higher level 

so as not to encroach on the park. 

They were also angled towards the 

city to accommodate the views of 

the park’s neighbours. The design 

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News 

Boards to 

rally MPs 

over policy 

TWO COMMUNITY boards 

are backing an approach to MPs 

to reinstate an omitted enabling 

clause in the High Flood Hazard 

Management Area policy. 

At their Monday meeting, the 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board resolved to 

join the Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board in writing to MPs 

Poto Williams and Ruth Dyson. 

Without the omitted clause, 

under the District Plan new 

developments or intensification of 

land use in the HFHMA is to be 

avoided. The move comes as city 

councillor David East calls for an 

independent inquiry into alleged 

tampering with the District Plan 

in relation to the omission of the 

enabling clause. 

The boards made their respective 

decisions after Canterbury 

Coastal Residents United deputy 

chairman Warwick Schaffer 

sought their support from them 

to approach the MPs. 

Mr Schaffer hoped the MP’s 

support would encourage Minister 

for Greater Christchurch 

Regeneration Megan Woods to 

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Best of Hollywood on display 

•From page 1 

“I was raised on the old black 

and white movies by my father, 

and that always stuck with me. 

The old posters had some fantastic 

artwork, painted by artists, it’s 

all cast montages these days.” 

Mr Wright spent 14 years 

in the British Army including 

service with the 5th Battalion’s 

paratroopers in Sierra Leone and 

five months of 2003 during the 

opening stages of the second Gulf 

War in Iraq with the Royal Irish 

Regiment paratroopers. 

After returning from Iraq the 

film-buff got a job through a 

friend in the United Kingdom’s 

film industry, teaching actors 

how to convincingly use prop 

weapons on the sets of productions 

like Atonement, Flyboys, 

The Golden Compass and Dr 

Who. 

Three years later, he was accepted 

for the New Zealand 

Defence Force and moved to 

Burnham, along with his collection. 

After leaving military life 

behind in 2011, Mr Wright spent 

three years as a project manager 

at the Art Centre before leaving 

in 2014 to make a career out of 

his collection and gallery. 

Collecting original film posters 

is not common in New Zealand 

Mr Wright said, and he hoped 

opening the gallery would 

encourage appreciation for the 

original material. “You can buy a 

print of anything, but that’s just a 

print. It has no age to it, no story.” 

One of his favourite pieces is 

from pre-World War 1 medieval 

drama Ivanhoe. 

“It’s from 1913 and quite rare, 

I think there’s only three of them 

left. . . It’s 105 years old and it 

looks like a work of art.” 

He also has a poster from 1937 

adventure film The Mysterious 

Pilot, about the real exploits of 

famed aviator Frank Hawks. 

As it is possibly the last example 

of the poster, it had needed 

extensive restoration. 

“Our main focus is to save 


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said many of 

his posters, 

such as Dirty 

Harry, To Kill a 

Mockingbird, 

Rocky and 

Blow Up 

were the films 

he grew up 

watching. 

these things which weren’t meant 

to survive,” Mr Wright said. 

None of the prints on display 

were for sale, Mr Wright said 

Funding would come from selling 

duplicates on his website. 

“But, if anyone has anything 

hidden away, please let us know. 

We’ll buy it off them to restore 

and display it.” 

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News 

Local 

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Your chance to vote on Collett’s Corner 


Online voting is open to 

select the winning design 

for Collett’s Corner in 

Lyttelton. Check out 

the three finalists and 

see what the 2300m² 

mixed-use building 

could look like. Voting 

closes tomorrow night. 

The winner and design 

will be announced on 

September 14 

AHHA: Chance Encounter 

The concept is based on creating 

places and spaces for chance 

encounters and interactions 

with others. This is a place that 

stimulates conversation and will 

become a hub for community 

gathering. Each activity housed 

in the building interacts with 

one another through internal 

courtyards, imbricating 

activities, laneways and engaging 

architectural forms – creating 

a destination not just for the 

planned activities but also for 

social gathering. 

in:flux: The Hive 

The Hive is a city within a town, 

a microcosm of Lyttelton and 

its community; a modular and 

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activity. Lyttelton has a fine grain 

Chance Encounter by AHHA 

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Call to secure cattle 

• By Emily O’Connell 

FARMERS ARE being reminded 

to check their fences after 

another car v cow incident. 

The latest reported incident 

happened on Hororata Dunsandel 

Rd last week. The motorist 

was not hurt but the cow was 

killed. 

North Canterbury Federated 

Farmers dairy chairman Michael 

Woodward said there are a number 

of reasons why cattle were 

ending up on roads. 

“Potentially it’s basic security 

hasn’t been followed . . . there 

could also be people coming 

onto properties who aren’t supposed 

to be there that then leave 

gates open,” he said. 

The crashes are a “good 

reminder” to farmers to check 

their boundaries. 

“With mycoplasma bovis in 

the district the need to run a 

secondary boundary fence isn’t 

a bad thing, especially if it’s at 

a gateway then that provides 

a double level of security,” Mr 

Woodward said. 

Rolleston woman Carissa 

Maitland who hit a cow last 

month on Lincoln Rolleston 

Rd said she was lucky she was 

driving slowly when the crash 

happened. 

The incident was “pretty 

terrifying.” 

She was driving home from 

the Crusaders Super Rugby final 

against the Lions on August 4 

when her she collided with the 

cow about 11pm. 

Mrs Maitland was travelling 

at 30km/h through road works 

on the 100km/h road when the 

cow “came straight out in front” 

of her. 

“I didn’t see it at all and so, I 

didn’t even brake and it basically 

kind of sat on my bonnet and 

rolled back onto my windscreen,” 

Mrs Maitland said. 

The vehicle sustained significant 

damage to the bonnet and 

roof and needed to be replaced. 

Mrs Maitland and the cow were 

uninjured. 

Her collision is just one of four 

accidents involving cattle over 

the past two months in Selwyn. 

A 27-year-old suffered serious 

injuries when she collided with a 

cow in Burnham on July 19. 

On July 12, former Selwyn 

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and they come up the bonnet 

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Selwyn District Council senior 

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Clarke is advising people driving 

on rural roads to make sure they 

are aware of potential hazards. 

“If you do see farm animals on 

the road please report it through 

our 24-hour line – 347 2800,” he 

said. 

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Dredge engines 

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were disturbed by the engine 

noise from huge dredging vessel 

the Fairway last week. 

Taking to Lyttelton community 

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said it was a nice reminder of 

what living in a port town was 

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by several residents last Monday 

night. 

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low frequency noise. 

“We apologise for any disruption 

this has caused and appreciate 

your patience,” the statement 

said. 

While in port, the Fairway 

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possible power, but engine noises 

had not reduced significantly. 

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INADEQUATE: The Lyttelton Seafarers Centre has been operating out of 

temporary facilities since 2015. 

Bid to increase support 

for foreign seafarers 


A community solution 

needs to be found to 

support increasing 

numbers of foreign 

seafarers arriving in 

Lyttelton advocates say. 

Almost 10,000 seafarers 

already visited the port 

each year, and that would 

only increase as cruise 

ships returned. 

Lyttelton Seafarers Centre 

volunteers have organised 

a two-day conference 

this weekend, after which it 

would hold a public meeting 

on September 9 to discuss 

ways the community 

could support their work 

and prevent issues arising 

from the increased arrivals. 

Seafarers’ Welfare Board 

for New Zealand chairman 

John McLister said the 

centre had met with the 

Lyttelton Port Company, 

city council and Banks 

Peninsula Community 

Board representatives in 

March after a city council 

resolution on the matter in 

January. 

“Council wanted to see a 

level of care for seafarers in 

Lyttelton that was outlined 

by the Maritime Labour 

Convention,” he said. 

The group would meet 

again this Friday on the issue 

of whose responsibilty 

the care of foreign seafarers 

in port was and how any 

solutions could be funded. 

“The standard of care 

for seafarers in Lyttelton is 

extremely poor and does 

not meet international 

standards and a solution 

needs to be found,” Mr 

McLister said. 

The volunteer run centre 

on Norwich Quay was 

“already inadequate” for 

the volume of seafarers 

arriving, he said, with 

capacity for only 18 people. 

Mr McLister said a community 

solution needed to 

be found so it could manage 

higher numbers. 

“Let’s get together and talk 

about it, see what we can do. 

“The public meeting 

will clearly indicate what 

level of care the Lyttelton 

community wants for these 

seafarers.” 

Mr McLister said involving 

the wider community 

could potentially see seafarers 

putting more of 

their money into the local 

economy. 

As a signatory of the 

United Nations’ Maritime 

Labour Convention, New 

Zealand was required to 

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could take a break from 

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Could you tell me a bit about 

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I was born in Ashburton and 

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qualification. 

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At that time, the Government 

was throwing a lot of money at 

training nurses and we got well 

paid. It was a passport to travel 

and I’d always wanted to see the 

world as a lot of young Kiwis 

still do. I literally qualified and 

three months later got on a boat 

and headed to South Africa 

because that’s where Christiaan 

Barnard had done the first heart 

transplant. 

Was that what excited you 

about South Africa? 

Yes, instead of going to 

England, I decided to go to Cape 

Town. Three of us headed off. 

One of the girl’s mothers had 

worked there as a nurse during 

the war and she waxed lyrical 

about it. It was a magnet for us, 

the idea of the wildlife and the 

diversity that South Africa offers 

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How was the journey? 

I met my husband Bryan 

on the boat, can you believe 

it? He was coming back from 

a long trip around the world. 

He’s South African and he was 

coming back to Cape Town for 

work. We met there and we were 

GROW: Green thumb Susan Kaschula at work in the Sumner Community Garden. 

married and settled down later 

on. I continued with nursing, 

working in a village community 

and the local hospital. When 

my children were born I stayed 

home to bring them up. Later 

I worked with my husband in 

mining recruiting when the 

children were at school. 

What was South Africa like 

then? 

Because of the country’s 

volatile racial situation, this 

was before Nelson Mandela was 

released from prison in 1990, I 

wanted to vote for change. Prime 

Minister de Klerk wanted to hold 

a referendum to see if we could 

have Mandela released from 

jail and work with the African 

National Congress. But I couldn’t 

vote as a New Zealander, so 

in order for me to say ‘yes’, I 

became a South African citizen. 

I then became very involved in 

peace movements. I was very 

active in speaking to different 

political parties and travelling to 

peace forums in Japan, Ghana, 

Zimbabwe and at the United 

Nations. I even happened to 

meet Nelson Mandela, totally on 

an off chance. 

How did that happen? 

A group of us were at a retreat 

in a big old house in Johannesburg 

when we were asked if 

we could move out of the main 

dining area as there was another 

group. Unbeknown to us, the 

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whole ANC caucus was meeting 

there to see how they would form 

the new Government when they 

were voted in in 1994. We got to 

meet them, it was fantastic. Of 

course, all the things we wanted 

to ask, we were just struck dumb. 

Then Mandela came out and 

chatted to us in the grounds. 

He had such a sense of calm 

and nobility about him. He was 

very tall, quite spare and slow 

in speaking, but I was very impressed 

by him, you could see he 

was a leader you could respect. 

What else did you do with 

those groups? 

I spoke to a lot of schools and 

communities, teaching children 

to respect each other, respect 

nature and the environment. I 

was involved with that for many 

years and also enjoyed studying 

philosophical teachings which 

resonated with my own life 

philosophy. I must say South 

Africa was such a wonderful, 

dynamic and diverse country 

with so many different races and 

cultures and it’s a very beautiful 

country. 

When did you come back to 

New Zealand? 

My husband and I made the 

big decision to leave after 38 

years. We were getting older 

and were a little concerned with 

some of the violence that was 

going on. We came out and 

bought our house in Sumner 

at the end of 2010, just before 

the earthquake. We were fine 

though, we were out picking up 

my two sisters-in-law from the 

airport. They were on the plane 

when it struck and they didn’t 

hear the announcement. When 

they got out of the plane they 

couldn’t believe how untidy and 

messy New Zealand was, with all 

this glass and rubble all over the 

ground. It took us five hours to 

get back and we had no power or 

water. We ended up staying up 

in Auckland, when people heard 

you were from Christchurch, 

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Africa to Sumner 

GNARLY: Etella Hungerford is part of the scholastic surf team 

off to Gisborne for the national surf championships. 

Local surfers on 

international stage 

Aaron Lock reports on 

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into spring 

Aaron's Surf Report 

PEACEFUL: Susan Kaschula (left) in 1998 with Ela Gandhi, granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi 

and a member of the South African parliament, at a peace initiative in Durban. 

When did you return to 

Christchurch? 

We came back a month afterwards. 

I later joined the Sumner 

Residents Association which had 

become quite dynamic after the 

earthquakes. I was secretary for 

quite a long time and I saw many 

excellent community initiatives 

because of those earthquakes. 

Do you miss South Africa? 

My three daughters and seven 

grandchildren are still there. I 

miss seeing my grandchildren 

grow up, but we are in touch. 

I phone and we see each other 

at least every year. Of course I 

miss my good friends too. I don’t 

believe in looking back, but I’ve 

got such good memories from 

South Africa. It was quite an 

adjustment coming back to New 

Zealand, but I’m loving it. 

How did you get involved 

with the Sumner Community 

Garden? 

I started working with Bailey 

Perryman who was involved 

with the community gardens on 

Wakefield St, but that got taken 

out with boulders in the earthquake. 

Because Bailey’s father 

was an audiologist at van Asch 

Deaf Education Centre, they gave 

us some disused land which was 

totally overgrown but it was a 

great spot. In November, 2011, 

we got it going on all-organic 

principles. Out of that grew the 

food forest and that’s been an 

ongoing passion of mine. It’s also 

an education centre for children, 

it’s nice to teach them about 

where food comes from and why 

we like worms. 

Was getting into the garden a 

learning curve? 

No, not at all. I’ve always been 

a gardener. Even in South Africa 

I had a huge vegetable garden. I 

come from a family of keen gardeners, 

on both sides, so it’s sort 

of in my genes. I just love going 

to the community garden, I feel 

at home. I would say that’s where 

my heart really is, in the community 

garden, the food forest and 

of course the justice panel that I 

find so rewarding. 

Could you tell me about the 

justice panel? 

After the earthquakes there 

was a lot of tagging, which 

didn’t help with the atmosphere 

of poor, old Christchurch. The 

city council really started an 

aggressive clean up campaign 

and as a result I was put in touch 

with Te Pae Oranga, a pilot 

scheme started in 2010. Instead 

of the low-level offenders going 

through the justice system, they 

could come before a community 

justice panel. There’s been such 

a great result from these panels 

that there’s not as much reoffending. 

Sometimes there’s tears, 

but they can talk and the idea 

is to get them help. I find that 

so satisfying. Sometimes it can 

be really difficult but you come 

away feeling like you’ve really 

done something. 

So, what’s next for the food 

forest? 

We’re just starting to get fruit 

coming up, but it’s there for the 

community in future. We’ve had 

a wonderful crops of raspberries 

and black currents this last season 

and we’ve had a few apples 

and other fruits. The artichokes 

are coming along as well. But it’s 

early days. 

IT’S BEEN a cold start to spring 

this week but the generally mild 

winter has made for some great 

surfing conditions overall. 

The past month we have 

enjoyed a consistent run of 

easterly swells and fine sunny 

days creating fun waves on all 

the city beaches. 

Most days have been under 

head high which is great in 

the winter as its means not too 

many big paddle outs and ice 

cream headaches. 

One bonus of winter surfing 

is the clean conditions, colder 

temperatures mean we don’t get 

the onshore sea breeze so often. 

As we head into spring the 

easterly winds start to increase 

so after work surfs can be a bit 

choppy. 

The water temperature is 

about average for this time of 

year sitting at 10 degrees. 

We should see a gradual increase 

this month before things 

really start to warm properly in 

October. 

The Canterbury scholastic 

surf team is off to Gisborne 

during the next school holidays 

for the National Scholastic Surf 

Championships. 

There are several local surfers 

in the team including Caspar 

McCormick (longboard) and 

Estella Hungerford (under-16 

girls.) 

Estella then heads to California 

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the ISA World Junior Surfing 

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is building over the next few 

days and into the weekend. 

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offshore winds to make the 

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Currently on a break from 

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busy schedules and his 

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BEST KNOWN for 1976 pop 

tune You Make Me Feel Like 

Dancing, English-born Leo Sayer 

maintains a busy tour schedule. 

Relaxing after his UK tour 

with a family holiday in Italian 

coastal town Porto Ercole with 

partner Donatella, Sayer was 

already looking to fit in an Australian 

tour before the Selwyn 

Sounds. 

Perhaps surprisingly though, 

it would not be the artist’s first 

time in Lincoln. 

Although he did not remember 

much about it, he said he passed 

by the area during a New Zealand 

tour in the 1980s. 

“I haven’t played a show there 

but I’ve been in that part of the 

world. It’s very pretty country,” 

Sayer said. 

Every year he said he pushed 

his agent for New Zealand dates 

and hoped the event in Lincoln 

Domain could be a taster for a 

future tour. 

“It’s always a great audience 

down there, I’m just sad I don’t 

get there as much as I want. 

When this came up I was really 

excited.” 

His last big event here was a 

performance at Hawkes Bay winery 

Mission Estate in 2014. 

“We had a ball down there, it 

was a really good one. I think the 

angle was the Brits, but I’m more 

of an Aussie these days.” 

Based in the Southern Highlands 

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Selfie and his personal memoirs. 

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He was not sure if he would be 

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of the album. 

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Young lifesavers earn Totara awards 


TAYLORS MISTAKE Surf Life 

Saving Club members Louis 

Clark and Georgia Stroud’s 

leadership skills and talent were 

rewarded with Young Totara 

Awards. 

Both Louis and Georgia had 

competed across multiple sports 

both at school and in their 

own time and held leadership 

positions outside of the surf 

lifesaving club, either coaching 

junior teams or developing sport 

in their school. 

Georgia has served as a 

volunteer life guard since 2013 

and represented the club at 

regional and national levels. 

Louis had also represented 

the club and Canterbury in a 

number of surf life saving events. 

He travelled to Japan in June 

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Sanyo Cup. 

The pair received their 

awards from city councillor 

Sara Templeton and Ferrymead 

Rotary Club president Roger 

Chapman at the club’s meeting 

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The awards recognised the 

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those who are a role model for 

others. 

It was open to people under 

the age of 21, but children of 

Rotary club members were 

ineligible. 

Each award included two 

certificates, a pin badge and a 

totara sapling. 

Taylors Mistake Surf Life 

Saving Club administrator 

Adrian Mouldey said the award 

recognised more than just the 

pair’s time with the club. 

“It’s a pretty broad area being 

judged. Each of them have done 

some pretty amazing things.” 

What we’re trying to achieve 

is not just good surf life savers, 

we’re looking to have pathways 

to develop leaders. This 

acknowledges that our pathways 

system is working, that we’re 

producing leaders.” 

Mr Mouldey said the club 

was always looking to develop 

members as both good life savers 

and good community members. 

Membership of the club had 

fluctuated, but was growing, he 

AWARDS NIGHT: 

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Clark and Georgia 

Stroud. 

said. A resource consent had 

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Mr Mouldey said there were 

a few more stages to complete 

before work would start. 

“Within the next 12 18 months 

we hope to have the new club 

house.” 

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Mt Pleasant School 

pupils Harriette, Bree, 

Abby and Aimee have 

created a website to 

promote awareness of 

mental health issues in 

young people and grow 

confidence in their own 

bodies. They write about 

their project 

We are Harriette, Bree, 

Abby and Aimee and we are 

currently in our last year at Mt 

Pleasant School. 

Mt Pleasant is an 

International Baccalaureate 

School and this term we are 

focusing on a primary years 

programme exhibition. 

The PYP is an international 

curriculum framework which 

fosters the development of 

thinking, communication, 

socializing, research and selfmanagement 

skills through 

service to the local and global 

community. Our current 

theme is global issues. 

We were split into groups 

SPORTS GEAR at Our Lady 

Star of the Sea School is 

looking better after kit was 

donated to replace a haul 

stolen earlier in the year. 

Ferrymead real estate agent 

Mandi Ussher visited the 

school on August 24 with new 

rugby balls, hula hoops, soccer 

balls and a set of tennis balls 

for each class. 

The school’s sports shed had 

been broken into during the 

last school term and most of 

the footballs, basketballs and 

rugby balls were taken. 

Many were brand new and 

marked with the school’s 

name. 

Our Lady Star of the Sea 

new entrant teacher Vanessa 

Kearns said the donation was a 

big deal for the small school. 

“We were all so upset when 

the new gear was taken. We 

have a very small budget so 

when we get new gear the kids 

are super excited and to have 

SCHOOLS 

BEING ME: A group of Mt Pleasant pupils have started 

a website dedicated to making people feel good about 

themselves. 

based on our concerns and 

interests. The issue our group 

has chosen to do an inquiry 

into is “media has a negative 

impact on youths’ perspective 

of themselves.” 

As a result of some media 

it stolen was devastating,” Ms 

Kearnes said. 

“This was all Mandi’s idea 


Inspiring confidence in youth 

pressuring youth, we feel 

many young people develop 

an unhealthy image of 

themselves. Some suffer from 

eating disorders, depression, 

hating themselves, or simply 

not feeling comfortable in their 

own skin. 

As a part of our action, we 

created our website Being Me. 

Our aim is to achieve 

awareness of mental health 

issues among young people, 

break down stereotypes and 

empower youth to be who they 

want to be. They don’t have to 

look like that photoshopped 

model in the latest edition of 

a glossy magazine, they don’t 

have to be slim and skinny, 

have perfectly curled bouncy 

blonde hair, or have the 

season’s short hair look and 

like deep dark colours. 

Whether you are in your 

youth or an adult we believe 

Being Me has plenty of helpful 

things to offer you. Recipes for 

healthy eating, people you can 

contact for help, information 

about important issues and 

more. 

•If you would like to visit 

the website go to www. 

beingmepyp.wixsite.co/ 

mysite 

New gear ‘big deal’ for small school 

she was the driving force 

behind it and we are so 

grateful for her kindness,” she 

SMILES: 

Pupils William 

and Orala with 

Mandi Ussher 

and the year 

0 and 1 class 

from Our Lady 

Star of the Sea 

School. 

said. 

The gear was presented to 

the school at an assembly. 

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Storytimes 

Today 10.30-11am, Tuesday 

11-11.30am 

Go along to the Lyttelton Library 

where learning is encouraged 

through a love of stories. 

Storytimes is an interactive 

programme including stories, 

songs, rhymes and play. Free. 

Sumner Library today, Lyttelton 

Library on Tuesday 

Great Library Seed and Plant 

Swap 

Today to Sunday, all day 

It’s nearly spring and to celebrate 

the season of growing and 

greenery, Christchurch Libraries 

are hosting seed swaps. Bring in 

your leftover seeds to one of our 

libraries listed below and we’ll 

put them out to share. 

Lyttelton Library and Matuku 

Takotako: Sumner Library 

3 Garlands Road, Woolston 

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sePt 12th Wed: 8:15PM 

MckeLLen: PLaying the Part The life and work of Sir Ian McKellen 

thu, fri, sat: 12:00PM, 6:15PM sun: 12:00PM, 6:15PM 

Mon, tue: 12:00PM, 6:15PM 

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Book cLuB Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen & Mary Steenburgen 

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10.30am-noon 

It’s winter woollies time so why 

not head along to a fun knit ’n’ 

yarn session. Take your knitting, 

crochet or other craft project and 

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welcome. 

Lyttelton Library today, Sumner 

Library on Friday 

Voices Against War 

Today, 7-8pm 

An exhibition on courage, conviction 

and conscientious objection 

in Canterbury during WWI. 

A talk by Margaret Lovell-Smith 

and Dan Bartlett will accompany 

the exhibition. 

Lyttelton Library 

Create ’n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Create ’n’ Connect welcomes 

you to create in company. $3 per 

session includes a yummy morning 

tea and great company. Take 

your own creative project or 

come and get some inspiration. 

Phone Beth for more information 

022 678 1252. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs 

Babytimes 

Friday and Tuesday, 10.30- 

11am 

Encourage learning through 

language. Babytimes is an interactive 

programme including 

rhymes, songs, stories and play. 

Free. 

Lyttelton Library on Friday, 

Sumner Library on Tuesday 

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Saturday, 9-11.30am 

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Meeting at Victoria Park car 

park behind Ranger HQ, join the 

Sumner Environment Group in 

giving the plants planted after 

the Porthills fires a helping hand. 

All equipment provided. See 

Sumner Environment Group’s 

Facebook page for future events, 

more information or contact 

details. 

Victoria Park car park, Victoria 

Park Rd, Cashmere 

JP Clinic in Sumner 

Saturdays, 10am-12pm 

A Justice of the Peace will be 

available to members of the community, 

to witness signatures 

and documents, certify document 

copies, hear oaths, declarations, 

affidavits or affirmations 

as well as sign citizenship, 

sponsorship or rates rebates applications. 

There is no charge for 

this service. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Library 

LSC Ceilidh Dance 

Saturday, 6.30-10pm 

Lyttelton’s annual Scottish 

barn dance with supper available, 

dancing lessons, Irish dance 

performances by the Gaelic 

Dancers and music from The 

Rice Paddies. Adults $10, kids $5 

or family passes $20 on the door, 

all money raised supports the 

Lyttelton Seafarers Centre. 

Lyttelton Recreation Centre 

Shoreline Toastmasters 

Monday, 7.30-9pm 

Nervous about speaking? Go 

along to gain confidence by 

practising speaking, listening, 

learning and laughing – in a 

warm, friendly non-threatening 

environment. 

Mt Pleasant Yacht Club 

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A sweeping family saga of long lost love, for readers of 

Fiona McIntosh and Mary-Anne O’Connor. 

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the opulence of the ballroom befits the daughter of a US Navy Rear Admiral. 

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her parents would never approve of. 

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granddaughter Kit her story and reveals the tale of a long–lost treasure. Can Kit 

uncover the secret and reunite her family? Or will the truth tear them apart? 

The Barefoot Investor for Families 

The only kids’ money guide you’ll ever need 

by Scott Pape 

Scott lays out ten money milestones kids need to have nailed before they 

leave home, and it’s all structured around one family ‘money meal’ each 

week (so roughly 20 minutes). 

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kids will know how to do things like: 

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Film Festival National 

Tour films at the 

Lyttelton Art Factory 

this weekend and you’ll 

be supporting Lyttelton 

School’s adventure 

based learning. Friday’s 

selection will be award 

winning international 

short films and Saturday 

will be Kiwi adventure 

films. Both nights start at 

7.30pm, tickets are $15 

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Markets: 

The weekly markets have many 

different attractions and delicious 

treats on offer. From fresh 

produce to freshly baked bread, 

cheeses and free range eggs. Find 

some healthy food options and 

sip on a coffee while taking a 

wander around any of the markets 

happening in the area at the 

weekend. 

Ferrymead Night Market: 

First Satuday of each month. 

Winter hours: April to September 

- 4pm to 8pm. Summer 

hours: October to March - 5pm 

to 9pm. Ferrymead Heritage 

Park 

Lyttelton Farmers Market 

and Lyttelton Craft Market: 

Saturday, 10am-1pm, London 

St 

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd 

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Exterior staining, 

exterior painting, 

moss and mould 

treatment and 

waterblasting 

Phone Kevin 

027 561 4629 


CARPET & VINyL 

LAyING 

Exp. Repairs, uplifting, 

relaying, restretching. 

Email jflattery@xtra.co.nz 

ph John on 0800 003 181 

or 027 2407416 

CONCRETE CUTTING 

Affordable Concrete 

Cutting with Quality, and 

removal work. Free quote. 

No job to small. Phone 027 

442-2219, Fax 359-6052 

a/h 359- 4605 

TOP DOG THEATRE 

presents 

RENT ME! 

Ideal as an extra 

bedroom or office. 

no bond required 

Fully insulated and double glazed for warmth. 

Three convenient sizes from $70 a week: 

Standard 3.6m x 2.4m 

Large 4.2m x 2.4m | Xtra-large 4.8m x 2.4m 

Entertainment 

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Visit our website 

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for display cabin locations 

www.justcabins.co.nz 

Tuition 

PIANO LESSONS 

Catherine Bracegirdle 

DipABRSM ATCL AIRMT 

51A Colenso St, Sumner 

Ph. 021 044 5102 

www.pianoandtheory.co.nz 

catherine.bracegirdle@gmail.com 


ELECTRICIAN 

JMP Electrical. 

Experienced & registered.. 

Expert in all home 

electrical repairs & 

maintenance.Call James 

027 4401715 

GARDENER 

Need your home or 

commercial garden tidied 

up or renovated or require 

long term assistance. 

Phone Ruth 326-6663 or 

021 272-0303 

PAINTER/PLASTERER 

Experienced tradesman, 

quality work, free quotes, 

ph Simon 027 389-1351 or 

03 328-7280 

PLASTERING 

INTERIOR, no job too big 

or too small, specialise in 

repair work & new houses, 

free quotes given, over 20 

yrs plastering experience, 

ph Peter 027 221-4066 or 

384-2574 

THE 

NAKED 

PLASTERER 

4 top end int plastering / 

painting. Russ 027 2888 

285 

Wanted To Buy 

Family sized, repairs ok. 

CARAVAN OR 

MOTORHOME wantd. 

Ph 351-6696 

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accountant 

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Phone 376 5322 or email 

chcheast@laserplumbing.co.nz 

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cnr Rossall Street & Merivale Lane 

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T&C’s apply. 

FERRYMEAD 

Offer ends 30 Nov 2018. ^Lending criteria, $50 Annual Account Fee, 

$55 Establishment or $35 advance fee, terms and conditions apply. 

unit 1/950 ferry rd, ferrymead, christchurch | 03 376 4974 

ferrymead@flooringxtra.co.nz | www.flooringxtra.co.nz 

Unit 1/950 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead, Christchurch | 03 376 4974 | ferrymead@flooringxtra.co.nz 

www.flooringxtra.co.nz



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