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RESIDENTS WILL get a<br />
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to use around 50 pockets of<br />
red-zoned land between the<br />
Heathcote Valley and Sumner<br />
this week.<br />
A meeting set for tomorrow<br />
night at Redcliffs’ St Andrew’s<br />
Church would allow residents<br />
to share their ideas and talk to<br />
Land Information New Zealand<br />
about the process of bringing<br />
them to life.<br />
Sumner Community<br />
Residents Association member<br />
Liza Sparrow said food forests<br />
and community gardens were<br />
common suggestions, but people<br />
might want anything.<br />
“Someone might want to<br />
put a disco mat on it, who<br />
knows.<br />
“We’ve got this beautiful land<br />
that can’t have houses on it, but<br />
we might be able to use it.”<br />
The meeting would be split<br />
into two parts – one hour of<br />
background information and<br />
IDEA: Jocelyn Papprill at the red-zoned site where a group of Mt Pleasant residents hope to get a food forest established. <br />
then an hour to discuss ideas in<br />
groups.<br />
“We’ll also have Jane Gregg<br />
from Life in Vacant Places who<br />
will explain projects that have<br />
happened in the city, that they’ve<br />
done short-term,” Ms Sparrow<br />
said.<br />
Mt Pleasant Residents’ Association<br />
member Jocelyn Papprill<br />
said she had been part of a group<br />
looking into starting a food forest<br />
since last year.<br />
The Aratoro Pl site was close<br />
enough to the Mt Pleasant Community<br />
Centre, she said, that<br />
produce could be used for jam<br />
making or food preservation<br />
classes.<br />
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Police won’t help pay for cameras<br />
Community<br />
board could<br />
now stump up<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
POLICE WILL not help pay<br />
for crime cameras proposed in<br />
Sumner and now residents will<br />
seek community board funding.<br />
Concerned residents raised<br />
$4000 to buy two CCTV cameras<br />
last year, but were told they<br />
needed cameras which would<br />
work with the Christchurch City<br />
Crime Camera Network.<br />
The two cameras will cost<br />
$20,000, leaving them $16,000<br />
short.<br />
Police previously told the residents<br />
that money may have been<br />
available for the cameras from a<br />
discretionary fund.<br />
However, a letter from police<br />
to the Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community Board quashed<br />
its financial support for the<br />
proposed cameras due to a lack<br />
of funding.<br />
South Island police district<br />
services manager Kelvin Giddens<br />
said the budget allocated towards<br />
the cameras had been halved this<br />
year.<br />
Mr Giddens said for the past<br />
seven years, police and the city<br />
council had worked in partnership<br />
to maintain and expand the<br />
camera network.<br />
“We have been advised by the<br />
Christchurch Transport Operations<br />
Centre, who manage the<br />
installation and maintenance<br />
of the camera network, that the<br />
allocated funds will not allow for<br />
any expansion.<br />
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PREVENTION: Sumner residents plan to seek community<br />
board funding for crime cameras after police said they could<br />
not financially support the plan.<br />
“Therefore, regrettably, there<br />
is no existing funding available<br />
to support the proposed camera<br />
installation in Sumner.”<br />
Police and city council staff<br />
investigated possible sites for<br />
the cameras in Sumner on <strong>September</strong><br />
11. A report said further<br />
engineering assessments were<br />
required.<br />
Camera advocate Kath Preston<br />
said the lack of funding meant<br />
residents now “had to go to the<br />
[Linwood-Central-Heathcote]<br />
Community Board.”<br />
“All up, we need $20,000.<br />
We’ve raised $4000 ourselves,<br />
but we still need another<br />
$16,000.”<br />
Ms Preston and other concerned<br />
residents want to meet<br />
with the community board next<br />
month to put forward a case for<br />
funding.<br />
“We know they’ve funded<br />
other cameras [in Linwood] in<br />
the past, so they may be happy<br />
to.”<br />
If the community board does<br />
not help pay for the cameras,<br />
the residents would be “back to<br />
square one” and would look at<br />
fundraising, Ms Preston said.<br />
The plan for the crime cameras<br />
was prompted by a spate of aggravated<br />
burglaries in Sumner<br />
and Mt Pleasant last year. A<br />
31-year-old man was jailed for<br />
three years in relation to them<br />
and other offences.<br />
“I’m just taking one step at<br />
a time. This has all become<br />
more complex than I originally<br />
thought it would be,” Ms Preston<br />
said.<br />
“It’s still definitely in the<br />
pipeline, we just don’t have the<br />
money.”<br />
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A woman trapped in a public<br />
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the she had escaped, either<br />
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Wednesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
News<br />
Views divided<br />
on freedom<br />
campers<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
SOME WANT more of them,<br />
some want less of them,<br />
opinions of freedom campers in<br />
Akaroa are a mixed bag.<br />
A panel comprising Deputy<br />
Mayor Andrew Turner,<br />
councillor David East and<br />
Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community Board member<br />
Tim Lindley considered written<br />
and verbal submissions from<br />
Akaroa residents on proposed<br />
changes to the 2015 Freedom<br />
Camping Bylaw on Monday.<br />
The proposed changes would<br />
prohibit freedom camping in<br />
the whole township, but continue<br />
to allow freedom camping<br />
for self-contained vehicles in a<br />
designated area of Rue Brittan.<br />
Common themes from the<br />
submissions included potential<br />
fire risks, lack of toilet facilities,<br />
a need to meet growth in<br />
the town, the impact on local<br />
camping grounds and all types<br />
of tourists becoming the target<br />
of those who “want to keep<br />
Akaroa as a retirement village.”<br />
Concerns were also raised<br />
about “fake” self-contained vehicles,<br />
or campers not using the<br />
vehicle’s on-board facilities.<br />
Ideas for red zone land wanted<br />
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She said the group was<br />
working with LINZ on a health<br />
and safety plan and design to<br />
turn a Aratoro Pl site into a food<br />
forest of berry trees.<br />
“It’s not just rocking up, digging<br />
it up and planting some<br />
Community ideas:<br />
Liza Sparrow – Sumner<br />
Community Residents’<br />
Association/Sumner Skate<br />
and Green: Finding uses for<br />
the red-zoned pockets was<br />
an opportunity to secure a<br />
replacement village green,<br />
Ms Sparrow<br />
said. An<br />
empty site<br />
at 20 and 24<br />
Nayland St<br />
would be<br />
ideal for this,<br />
she said.<br />
“We really hope we can<br />
turn that into a community<br />
site.” A fenced-off area<br />
of Heberden Ave, at the<br />
intersection with Nayland<br />
St could also make a nice<br />
park or walkway she said.<br />
“Locals I’m sure would love<br />
to be able to walk through it.<br />
There must be an area there<br />
that’s safe for walkers.”<br />
trees,” she said.<br />
Mrs Papprill said approaching<br />
LINZ as a community group<br />
would make them more likely to<br />
be interested in working on any<br />
ideas. A core group was needed<br />
to ensure projects were taken<br />
through to the end.<br />
Paul Cragg – Predator<br />
Free Sumner member:<br />
Mr Cragg said getting<br />
more land for the Sumner<br />
Community Garden would<br />
be his first pick. “Also fruit<br />
trees, there’s a lot of vacant<br />
land around Sumner that’s<br />
just grass at<br />
the moment.”<br />
Mr Cragg said<br />
he would like<br />
to see fruit<br />
and berry<br />
trees, as well<br />
as native<br />
trees planted in those areas<br />
to attract native birds back<br />
to the area. “The real pie-inthe-sky<br />
one is somewhere<br />
for the penguins to roost in<br />
Sumner. Maybe near Shag<br />
Rock? A tunnel under the<br />
road or something? This is<br />
me dreaming now.”<br />
“There’s no point in doing anything<br />
unless you’ve got buy-in<br />
from the community.<br />
“We need some people<br />
with the time to move it forward.”<br />
Ms Sparrow said the need for<br />
cohesive plans and meeting safety<br />
Gareth Davies –<br />
Shoreline Youth Trust<br />
manager: The failed<br />
Māori Village tourist site in<br />
Ferrymead had “a question<br />
mark over it too,” Mr Davies<br />
said. “I’d love to see that<br />
turned into a massive<br />
netted aviary/<br />
sanctuary<br />
for birds and<br />
wildlife. This<br />
comes to<br />
mind with one<br />
or two of the<br />
red zones in<br />
our area.” Mr Davies said<br />
even miniature aviaries<br />
“would be neat.” “Otherwise<br />
some fast growing fruit<br />
trees or mini-forests would<br />
be great with some nice<br />
private seating for people to<br />
hang out in. I think we have<br />
enough<br />
parks for children around<br />
our area now.”<br />
requirements meant it was important<br />
to start talking about what the<br />
community wanted now.<br />
“We’ll only be able to do what<br />
LINZ allows us to do of course,”<br />
she said.<br />
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she was only concerned<br />
with what could happen<br />
in Mt Pleasant, Ms Bartlett<br />
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of people<br />
interested in<br />
community<br />
gardens.<br />
“There might<br />
be other<br />
ideas, but<br />
that’s what<br />
I’m hearing<br />
the most.” The idea of a<br />
food forest at Aratoro Place<br />
was one she knew well, but<br />
there “may be other pockets<br />
out there I’m not aware of.”<br />
She said she was “all for”<br />
ideas that would enliven<br />
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sources in communities<br />
THE FOURTH Estate refers to<br />
the watchdog role of the media.<br />
A role that is most important to<br />
an effective democracy.<br />
Mention the word ‘media’ and<br />
perhaps we conjure up images<br />
of prime time television or lead<br />
stories in the daily newspaper.<br />
However, I’ve been reflecting<br />
on that premise recently and I<br />
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Prime time TV and the daily<br />
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keep us informed about world<br />
events and national news, distant<br />
places, hatches, matches and<br />
dispatches.<br />
Nonetheless, something was<br />
missing. It took a while for me to<br />
spot the missing ingredient, and<br />
then the penny dropped. It was<br />
one word. Just one word that can<br />
stand alone but the real heart of<br />
it means standing together. That<br />
word is ‘community’.<br />
How do people learn about<br />
their local community? The<br />
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occasional morsel. However, not<br />
enough to nourish one’s appetite<br />
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, <strong>2018</strong><br />
• By Matt Salmons and Georgia<br />
O’Connor-Harding<br />
DARRELL LATHAM says<br />
he is resolute in spite of fellow<br />
community board members<br />
not coming out and supporting<br />
his call for an independent<br />
investigation into alleged District<br />
Plan tampering.<br />
The Linwood-Central-<br />
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member is facing a code of<br />
conduct complaint alongside<br />
Coastal Ward councillor<br />
David East, Coastal-Burwood<br />
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Kim Money and deputy<br />
chairman Tim Sintes.<br />
The group said omission of<br />
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council’s High Flood Hazard<br />
Management Area policy was<br />
against the intentions of the<br />
replacement District Plan<br />
independent hearing’s panel.<br />
Without the discretionary<br />
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clause, Redcliffs and Southshore<br />
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impossible to build or extend<br />
properties on 1486 sites within<br />
a residential unit overlay of the<br />
HFHMA.<br />
Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community board members<br />
who responded to questions from<br />
the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News said they<br />
agreed with Dr Latham that issues<br />
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to be resolved by the city council.<br />
However, none of them<br />
supported his call for an<br />
independent inquiry into the<br />
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or his participation in a media<br />
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was elected<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
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THE NEW Moncks<br />
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The cost came as a pleasant<br />
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Our People<br />
Wil Wright<br />
From conflict to the quiet life<br />
Former military man<br />
Wil Wright is planning<br />
to open his Sumner<br />
home as The Film Poster<br />
Gallery to display his<br />
vast collection of original<br />
classic posters. Matt<br />
Salmons caught up with<br />
the 43-year-old Second<br />
Gulf War veteran to talk<br />
movies, conflict zones<br />
and galleries<br />
Where did you grow up?<br />
I was born in Eastbourne on<br />
the south-east coast of England.<br />
My parents worked on various<br />
large stately homes as staff and<br />
we’d live on the grounds. It<br />
wasn’t like Downtown Abby servant<br />
quarters, but we had a home<br />
on the grounds. Most of them<br />
were in the country, so it was a<br />
very rural environment.<br />
Can you tell me about your<br />
family?<br />
My parents are still in the<br />
United Kingdom and my partner<br />
Alex is a a GP, she works as a<br />
study doctor at the Christchurch<br />
Clinical Studies Trust. She’s<br />
a Kiwi, born and bred in Mt<br />
Pleasant. We met through a<br />
friend of a friend. We were living<br />
in Cashmere for the last five<br />
years but we wanted to get away<br />
from the hustle and bustle of the<br />
city and moved to Sumner in<br />
April. Now we walk on the beach<br />
every morning with our labrador<br />
Bindi.<br />
What about your career<br />
history?<br />
My father was in the armed<br />
forces, in the 1st Battalion<br />
Parachute Regiment. From a<br />
very young age he was keen that<br />
I followed his footsteps. I joined<br />
the army at 16 and completed an<br />
apprenticeship as an armourer,<br />
kind of like a gunsmith. I<br />
repaired and maintained the<br />
weapons from handguns all the<br />
way up to tanks and artillery.<br />
After training I was posted to<br />
Germany with the Royal Dragoon<br />
Guards, a tank regiment.<br />
After three years I moved over<br />
to the Royal Tank Regiment,<br />
still in Germany. It was after the<br />
Berlin Wall came down, but we<br />
still had a strong presence there.<br />
From there I went back to the<br />
UK in the late 90s to join the 24<br />
Airmobile Brigade in Essex and<br />
joined P Company, a parachute<br />
selection course, following in my<br />
father’s footsteps. After passing<br />
selection I joined the 16th Air<br />
Assault Brigade was deployed to<br />
Sierra Leone in 2000 with the 1st<br />
Battalion Parachute Regiment.<br />
Tell me about Sierra Leone?<br />
The Air Mobile Brigade had<br />
combined with 5th Airborne<br />
Brigade to become the 16th Air<br />
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Assault Brigade. The first job for<br />
that brigade was in Sierra Leone,<br />
where the Revolutionary United<br />
Front were converging on the<br />
capital, Freetown. The rebels<br />
would butcher locals, chop their<br />
hands and arms off. We were<br />
sent because there were British<br />
ex-patriots over there. Inside<br />
Freetown, it was quite an intense<br />
situation. For the first few weeks<br />
we secured the area. The infantry<br />
would go out on patrol to make<br />
our presence known to the RUF.<br />
United Nations troops who were<br />
being attacked came into our<br />
perimeter to be protected. After<br />
a few weeks, the Royal Marine<br />
Commandos relieved us and we<br />
went home.<br />
Did you fight in any other big<br />
conflicts?<br />
In Christmas 2002, while<br />
with the 1st Battalion Royal<br />
Irish Regiment in the airborne<br />
brigade, we were told there<br />
could be a situation in Iraq.<br />
After Christmas we were shipped<br />
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day and night before we invaded,<br />
we could see Scud missiles<br />
coming over and felt the impact<br />
of them hitting behind us. We<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
Did you see frontline combat?<br />
I was attached to a rifle<br />
company, we were the frontline.<br />
Saddam Hussein knew we were<br />
coming, so the troops he put on<br />
the border against us were poorly<br />
fed and armed. The prisoners we<br />
took hadn’t eaten in days and had<br />
odd and sods for uniforms. You<br />
felt sorry for them, they’d been<br />
put there as cannon fodder, these<br />
guys had been through hell. They<br />
were only too keen to surrender<br />
right away. As you approached<br />
a town, you’d find abandoned<br />
tanks, weapons and equipment<br />
and groups of civilians who you<br />
knew had been in those tanks<br />
and uniforms half an hour ago.<br />
They didn’t want to fight, which<br />
was good enough for us. The<br />
locals would hand in weapons<br />
and I would decommission them.<br />
Because we were advancing so<br />
fast we had to throw a lot of them<br />
in the Euphrates River. Eventually<br />
we ended up in Al Amarah.<br />
Shortly afterwards the ceasefire<br />
took place and we were replaced<br />
with peacekeeping troops.<br />
What did you do afterwards?<br />
I felt my experience had peaked<br />
with the Iraq invasion and that<br />
was my time to bow out, after<br />
14 years. I got a job through a<br />
former soldier with Bapty & Co<br />
in the film industry, working as<br />
on-set armourer. I did two seasons<br />
of Dr Who and other shows<br />
like Spooks and The Bill. My first<br />
film was Flyboys, which is about<br />
World War 1 air combat. Most<br />
of the filming was green-screen,<br />
so I would mount the Vickers<br />
and Maxim machine guns on the<br />
SERVICE: Wil Wright with the toppled statue of Saddam Hussein during the Second Gulf War and protecting United Nations<br />
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fake biplanes and make sure they<br />
worked. From there I worked<br />
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Did you get on-camera at all?<br />
The thing with weapons is<br />
they can be quite dangerous. The<br />
props company would rather<br />
a trained person used them in<br />
scenes where they are fired. So,<br />
in Flyboys I was a German fighter<br />
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When did you come to New<br />
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I’d previously applied to the<br />
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in 2008 I got confirmation that<br />
I had been accepted. I reported<br />
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My father was a fan of the old<br />
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get one artist’s work in your collection,<br />
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pop in to local theatres to see if<br />
they had any spare posters lying<br />
around. It’s quite relaxing as a<br />
hobby. It’s all personal taste, but<br />
having a link to movies as well<br />
is quite interesting. It got to the<br />
point where there was too many<br />
to just store them and I created a<br />
website to sell off duplicate material.<br />
Hopefully, by this Christmas<br />
we’ll be able to open up our home<br />
to people to come and see them.<br />
I’m looking forward to seeing<br />
people’s reactions.<br />
Do you work on anything<br />
else?<br />
No, I’m purely on the gallery<br />
and the website, archiving and<br />
trying to get it set up. Money I get<br />
from selling duplicates and Alex’s<br />
job allows me to concentrate<br />
on forming this into something<br />
more than just a hobby.<br />
Why start The Film Poster<br />
Gallery?<br />
I think these older-style<br />
designs had more relevance.<br />
People might not have seen<br />
trailers then so the only way to<br />
sell tickets was to have bright<br />
and interesting posters. As a<br />
result, some of these posters are<br />
quite breathtaking. If anyone has<br />
any of those around, I’m trying<br />
to draw attention to them that<br />
there are people out there who do<br />
collect them and are willing to<br />
put time and effort in to restoring<br />
them. I’m just keen to show off<br />
some of those old posters and,<br />
hopefully, it will spark an interest<br />
in chasing down those old films<br />
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$120,000<br />
allocated for<br />
Akaroa toilets<br />
AKAROA WILL soon be able to<br />
provide more relief for tourists,<br />
after receiving a grant towards<br />
toilet infrastructure.<br />
The town was granted $120,000<br />
last week from the Tourism<br />
Infrastructure Fund towards new<br />
facilities.<br />
The Ministry of Business,<br />
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fund provides up to<br />
$25 million annually for the<br />
development of tourism-related<br />
infrastructure such as car parks,<br />
freedom camping facilities,<br />
sewerage and water works and<br />
transport projects.<br />
It aims to address capacity constraints,<br />
and support regions in<br />
realising their tourism potential.<br />
Applications are approved by<br />
the Minister of Tourism.<br />
City council head of parks Andrew<br />
Rutledge says the funding<br />
for new amenities will help lift the<br />
pressure of cruise ship visitors,<br />
day trippers and campers on the<br />
town’s facilities.<br />
“The funding approval has<br />
come at the perfect time as<br />
Akaroa works to deal with the<br />
growing popularity of the region<br />
and the multiple demands of domestic<br />
and international visitors,”<br />
he said.<br />
Pathway gets Maori name<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
A TE reo Māori name gifted to<br />
the Coastal Pathway can finally<br />
be revealed.<br />
The walking track will now<br />
carry the title Te Ara Ihutai,<br />
which refers to the area’s history<br />
as a mahinga kai, a traditional<br />
food and material gathering site,<br />
for a number of Ngāi Tahu hapū,<br />
or sub-tribes.<br />
It also<br />
reflected the<br />
way the area<br />
looked like<br />
the nose of<br />
Papatūānuku,<br />
the earth<br />
Kirsty<br />
Rueppell<br />
mother.<br />
Christchurch<br />
Coastal<br />
Pathway Group<br />
funding co-ordinator Kirsty<br />
Rueppell said a Māori name for<br />
the pathway had been sought for<br />
seven years.<br />
“We’re really excited, it’s a<br />
fantastic name. It’s been a long<br />
time coming.”<br />
Mrs Rueppell said the name<br />
was gifted to the group by<br />
Canterbury University Professor<br />
Te Maire Tau in his capacity<br />
as upoko, head, of Te Ngāi<br />
Tūāhuriri Rūnanga.<br />
“It finishes it off really. It’s such<br />
a historic area and its story needs<br />
to be told.”<br />
The name had been a secret<br />
before and was being revealed<br />
to grow awareness of progress<br />
on the pathway, which stretched<br />
from Scott Park to Scarborough,<br />
Mrs Rueppell said.<br />
The group was also gifted<br />
a name for an eco-reserve<br />
opposite the site of the new<br />
Redcliffs School, Te Papa<br />
Raekura.<br />
That name related to the red<br />
Local<br />
News<br />
Now<br />
NAMED: The Christchurch Coastal Pathway’s gifted Māori name has been revealed, it is<br />
Te Ara Ihutai.<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
coloured cliffs of the area and<br />
their connection to the water as a<br />
“forehead” leading to the “nose,”<br />
Mrs Rueppell said.<br />
The reserve was planned<br />
to open with a ceremony in<br />
November.<br />
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BRILLIANT spring<br />
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Saturday.<br />
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through the harbour<br />
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including waka, kayaks<br />
and yachts.<br />
“We couldn’t have asked<br />
for a better day.”<br />
The day was a good start<br />
to a promising sailing<br />
season, he said.<br />
“The weather’s going to<br />
be good and there’s a few<br />
things happening with the<br />
club.”<br />
A fire started by a pie<br />
warmer burnt the club’s<br />
kitchen in October last<br />
year, leaving the building<br />
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Yacht club has promising<br />
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Lyttelton News<br />
Production<br />
to focus<br />
on history<br />
of port<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
CALLING ALL Lyttelton<br />
residents, a cast is needed for a<br />
show adapted to be all about the<br />
port.<br />
Twenty people between six and<br />
100 were needed for the Lyttelton<br />
Arts Factory’s biggest community<br />
theatre event, with rehearsals set<br />
to begin next month for the January<br />
show.<br />
Co-directors Mike Friend and<br />
Hester Ullyart will run the casting.<br />
The most produced play in the<br />
United States, Our Town, was a<br />
72-year-old drama about a small<br />
town of average people.<br />
The story had been adapted to<br />
a local setting by Mike Friend,<br />
Hester Ullyart and Joe Bennett.<br />
“This play had to be adapted to<br />
be about our town. Not someone<br />
else’s town. So Joe Bennett and<br />
I have set it at the beginning of<br />
20th-century in Lyttelton,” Mr<br />
Friend said.<br />
Casting sessions would be<br />
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Possible sites for seafarers’ centre<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
REPRESENTATIVES: Jed O’Donoghue, Felix Dawson, Pam Richardson, Tyrone Fields and<br />
Andrew Turner gather for a meeting about the seafarers’ centre. <br />
COMMITMENTS to continued<br />
funding and finding a new<br />
location have come from a<br />
public meeting about the future<br />
of the Lyttelton Seafarers’<br />
Centre.<br />
More than 40 Lyttelton<br />
residents joined representatives<br />
from the Seafarers’ Centre,<br />
Seafarers’ Welfare Board for<br />
New Zealand, city council and<br />
community boards for the<br />
meeting on <strong>September</strong> 9.<br />
Welfare Board chairman<br />
John McLister said the meeting<br />
highlighted aspirations the town<br />
had for the welcome they could<br />
provide to seafarers.<br />
“No one in Lyttelton wants to<br />
see seafarers standing on a street<br />
corner. They just want a functioning<br />
seafarers’ centre.”<br />
Seafarers arriving in Lyttelton<br />
used the Norwich Quay centre<br />
to relax and contact families.<br />
But funding and volunteer constraints<br />
meant the centre could<br />
only open five nights a week and<br />
accommodate 18 people.<br />
Its lease on the current site<br />
would expire in 2021.<br />
Deputy Mayor and Banks<br />
Peninsula Community Board<br />
member Andrew Turner said<br />
there was also “concern about<br />
how the issue will be exacerbated”<br />
by the return of the cruise<br />
ships in 2020.<br />
“We don’t want to find them<br />
out of a home or ill-equipped to<br />
meet the demand from increasing<br />
numbers of arriving seafarers,”<br />
Cr Turner said.<br />
The city council had no legal<br />
responsibility towards seafarers<br />
welfare, Cr Turner said, but it<br />
was “a question of moral responsibility.”<br />
“The people of Lyttelton made<br />
it very clear that they want us<br />
to provide a quality welcome to<br />
all visitors to the port, and that<br />
includes seafarers.”<br />
He said the city council had<br />
provided $10,000 of operational<br />
funding to the centre this year<br />
and he committed to having<br />
staff investigate ways to continue<br />
that funding into the future.<br />
Using voluntary contributions<br />
from shipping companies<br />
towards the operation of the<br />
centre would also be investigated<br />
with the Lyttelton Port<br />
Company, Cr Turner said.<br />
He said there was a “process<br />
under way” to investigate using<br />
the former Donald St Stables<br />
as a new site for the centre. The<br />
former Lyttelton Museum site<br />
was also considered.<br />
Mr McLister said there could<br />
be hundreds of crew arriving<br />
daily when the cruise ships<br />
returned. “It’s not just a welfare<br />
issue but making sure Lyttelton<br />
can benefit economically from<br />
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Sumner resident Christine<br />
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the experience of her<br />
maiden voyage with<br />
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I HAD never been out on the<br />
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I had sailed a tiny yacht on<br />
the estuary, and travelled on a<br />
big ship across the Pacific and<br />
Atlantic to England on my <strong>19</strong>70s<br />
OE, but I had never been in big<br />
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above my head.<br />
Climbing on board Blue Arrow<br />
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I put on the life jacket and<br />
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Skipper Heather McDonald<br />
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MAIDEN VOYAGE: Christine Toner said her maiden voyage with the Sumner Lifeboat crew was a thrilling adventure.<br />
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• By Matt Salmons<br />
A LINK to Lyttelton’s creative<br />
chaos put design group in:flux’s<br />
design The Hive on top in<br />
the Collett’s Corner design<br />
competition.<br />
The winners were announced<br />
on Friday morning after the jury<br />
of Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner,<br />
Tony van Raat and Ohu founder<br />
Camia Young came to a decision.<br />
“I would say it was extremely<br />
difficult. It was not an easy decision,”<br />
Ms Young said.<br />
“All three were remarkable, and<br />
I would have been happy with<br />
each and all of them.”<br />
The 1144 online votes also<br />
impacted the decision, Ms Young<br />
said.<br />
When finished, Collett’s Corner<br />
would be a 2300m2 mixeduse<br />
building including accommodation,<br />
workspaces, cinemas,<br />
a bar, restaurant and hot baths.<br />
Winning design group in:flux<br />
was selected thanks to its recognition<br />
of the area’s context, carefully<br />
curated arrangement and<br />
use of scale.<br />
Combining grand size and<br />
human scale were very difficult<br />
to do in architectural design, Ms<br />
Young said, and designs normally<br />
only achieved one or the other.<br />
She said in:flux had also<br />
incorporated many suggestions<br />
put forward by the community<br />
earlier in the competition.<br />
The in:flux team said they were<br />
excited to help realise Ohu’s plan<br />
after winning the competition.<br />
Member Paul Anselmi said<br />
to would be exciting to see how<br />
the community would use their<br />
design.<br />
“On the other hand I think<br />
the proposed prefabrication and<br />
timber construction would be<br />
exciting to see grow and add to<br />
Lyttleton’s unique streetscape<br />
and scale,” he said.<br />
As well as their design being<br />
used for the build, in:flux took<br />
home $10,000.<br />
The other designers, Oto Group<br />
and AHHA were also recognised<br />
for aspects of their designs and<br />
each received $5000.<br />
All three finalists had been<br />
selected from a group of 31 initial<br />
entries and had presented their<br />
designs at a <strong>September</strong> 6 event.<br />
Ohu was now looking for<br />
business owners for the site<br />
and would hold a second public<br />
gathering on October 17 to share<br />
the outline of the investment<br />
proposal.<br />
CREATIVE CHAOS: Blending with Lyttelton’s creative vibe won<br />
the day for in:flux’s design The Hive.<br />
Young people show passion for our natural environment<br />
By Yvette Couch-Lewis,<br />
chair of the Whaka-Ora/Healthy <strong>Harbour</strong> project<br />
It has been a while since my last update. The partner organisations<br />
(Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, Environment<br />
Canterbury, Christchurch City Council, and the Lyttelton Port Company)<br />
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space within the natural environment.<br />
These students will be working on two of the ecological bands as set<br />
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the harbour and its catchment.<br />
At the launch the signed plan was wrapped in a korowai to symbolise<br />
that it now protects the catchment of Whakaraupō. Each partner held<br />
the plan and gave their commitment to its delivery. As part of this, the<br />
korowai will rotate between the partner organisations as a reminder of<br />
their commitment.<br />
In July an important event took place where Rāpaki handed the<br />
korowai over to the Lyttelton Port Company. Rāpaki will always be the<br />
kaitiaki of the narrative of the Whaka Ora korowai yet we understand<br />
that Rāpaki cannot do it alone, nor can the community. We all must<br />
be kaitiaki. Our Korowai is a taonga (treasure) and one day it will no<br />
longer be needed as a protective cloak and it will stand alone to be<br />
admired once the plan is implemented.<br />
Peter Davie (LPC CEO) with Yvette Couch-Lewis and Councillor Andrew<br />
Turner at the landing over of the Korowai.<br />
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Firefighters put to test in training exercises<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
CAR FIRES, smoke, fire engines<br />
and cliff rescues, Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />
hosted all manner of simulated<br />
incidents for an annual training<br />
day on Saturday.<br />
Volunteers from the Governors<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>, Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong>, Lyttelton,<br />
Waikuku, West Melton<br />
and Bottle Lake brigades tackled<br />
scenarios regularly faced by fire<br />
crews.<br />
Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade chief fire officer Andrew<br />
Norris said the annual event went<br />
“perfect.”<br />
The 52 firefighters and 14<br />
“setters” taking part, spent the<br />
morning rotating between four<br />
scenarios.<br />
“They’re the people running the<br />
scenarios. We call them setters<br />
because they set the scene,” Mr<br />
Norris said.<br />
The four scenarios were rescuing<br />
a heart attack victim from<br />
a dinghy, recovering a crashed<br />
mountain-biker, controlling a<br />
vegetation fire and dealing with a<br />
car fire.<br />
“The basic of it is to keep it<br />
simple,” Mr Norris said.<br />
“We had patients with realistic<br />
wounds, like broken bones and<br />
things like that.”<br />
The life-like wounds were made<br />
by Mr Norris’ niece Alix Fields<br />
BURN-OFF: Firefighters practice tackling a vegetation fire.<br />
“She’s really into cosmetic structure fire at the old vicarage<br />
wounds for fancy dress and by St Cuthbert’s Church.<br />
parties. They were just made of Mr Norris said organisers filled<br />
latex and tissue paper . . . but they the building with a harmless<br />
looked really good.”<br />
smoke so firefighters could practice<br />
recovering people.<br />
A few people took to community<br />
Facebook groups to ask why For the final exercise, Governors<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> firefighters set up<br />
so many emergency services were<br />
in the area, but only one group abseiling gear at a Governors<br />
was approached by the public. <strong>Bay</strong> – Teddington Rd quarry to<br />
“Some people went up to the simulate a cliff rescue.<br />
guys doing the mountain-biker Four firefighters from the<br />
recovery to ask if it was real,” Mr Woolston station assisted with<br />
Norris said.<br />
the exercise as they had the training<br />
to retrieve the patient using a<br />
“I’m not aware of anyone being<br />
overly concerned, but it is possible,<br />
we had fire engines running “They go down, load him up<br />
rescue basket.<br />
about the bays.”<br />
and everyone else was involved<br />
Afterwards, firefighters converged<br />
to take on a simulated<br />
in haulage . . . pulling them back<br />
up.”<br />
DESCENT: Rescuing a patient at a Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Teddington<br />
Rd quarry.<br />
REALISTIC: A patient is checked during car fire training.
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Sumner<br />
Community<br />
Hub community<br />
development<br />
and events<br />
co-ordinator Liza<br />
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the work the hub does in<br />
the community and how<br />
people can get involved<br />
OPERATING A community<br />
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Community Residents’<br />
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example of locals in action,<br />
serving the area since the early<br />
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SCRA is passionate about<br />
the wonderful community in<br />
Sumner and believes that connecting<br />
locals helps to improve<br />
well being.<br />
Hosting events such as the<br />
Great Sumner Picnic and Neighbourhood<br />
Night are examples of<br />
this.<br />
Advocating on behalf of its<br />
community, SCRA ensures<br />
issues are dealt with by the appropriate<br />
agencies.<br />
Leading and supporting<br />
conversations around use of redzoned<br />
land, the Sumner Master<br />
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a village green, rubbish collection<br />
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Staying in operation is tricky<br />
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SCRA is grateful to those who<br />
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with Tanya via<br />
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Port Hills MP<br />
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glad for some<br />
good news<br />
this week;<br />
namely the<br />
opening of the<br />
Scarborough<br />
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and the city council’s<br />
commitment to look into<br />
issues with flood hazard<br />
policies in the District Plan<br />
EVERY COMMUNITY facility<br />
opening is a celebration but<br />
you couldn’t have got a better<br />
celebration than the one at<br />
the beautifully-renovated<br />
Scarborough Park playground<br />
recently.<br />
It was a perfect day and the<br />
playground was just full of<br />
children having fun (and their<br />
parents too).<br />
Our local councillors Sara<br />
Templeton and Yani Johanson,<br />
alongside community board<br />
members Darrell Latham and<br />
Tim Lindley, did a sterling job of<br />
conducting the official “opening”<br />
in spite of the fact that it was<br />
pretty obvious that all the locals<br />
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The playground renovation<br />
has taken a huge amount of<br />
energy and time (and quite a lot<br />
of money) and tributes should<br />
also be paid to the council staff<br />
who led the project and all the<br />
contractors involved.<br />
It will give many hours of happiness<br />
to a lot of people and that’s<br />
pretty important. The project<br />
was considerably enhanced by<br />
a generous donation from the<br />
Carter Trust and this also deserves<br />
our thanks and acknowledgement.<br />
I know a lot of people get<br />
concerned with the level of rates<br />
they pay and how wisely (or otherwise)<br />
our council spends the<br />
money, but it is really important<br />
to have places where people can<br />
connect and enjoy their local<br />
community.<br />
It’s a good use of our rates<br />
money.<br />
Another piece of good news is<br />
that the council is now relooking<br />
at the problems with the residential<br />
red-zone overlay provisions<br />
in the District Plan.<br />
This has caused a considerable<br />
amount of anxiety and<br />
frustration for local people and<br />
I was so pleased to hear our<br />
Mayor Lianne Dalziel say that the<br />
council was progressing fixing<br />
this problem.<br />
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Lyttelton School celebrates Maori language<br />
ART: A Lyttelton School pupil colours in koru designs for Maori<br />
Language Week.<br />
Our Lady Star of the<br />
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technology theme<br />
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MUMS AND staff from Kimihia<br />
Parents’ College collected bags<br />
of rubbish at Sumner Beach last<br />
week.<br />
The clean-up was organised to<br />
recognise the work of Sumner<br />
mum Becky Ward who coordinated<br />
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earlier this year, said college staff<br />
member Bianca Nielsen.<br />
Ms Ward said she had<br />
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starting a family was “hard<br />
enough, let alone if there is<br />
hardship.”<br />
Said Ms Nielson: “The things<br />
donated have been very useful,<br />
in particular the car seats,<br />
warm winter clothes, blankets<br />
and pushchairs. There were so<br />
many donations that Becky had<br />
organised for the Salvation Army<br />
to collect the left over gear as we<br />
couldn’t take it all.”<br />
“We would like to thank<br />
Sumner residents again for their<br />
generosity.”<br />
Ms Ward said she worked with<br />
Ms Nielson on ways to help the<br />
community.<br />
“I wanted them to feel<br />
empowered as young people<br />
that they too can make a<br />
difference and contribute to the<br />
community,” she said.<br />
Ms Nielson said the group<br />
SCHOOLS<br />
LYTTELTON Primary School<br />
pupils celebrated Maori<br />
Language Week with a range<br />
of activities.<br />
The senior pupils planned,<br />
organised and led a the initiatives<br />
and activities last week.<br />
The whole school would<br />
start each morning with a<br />
karakia (prayer) before kai<br />
(food/eating). The activities<br />
included taiaha, poi, rakau,<br />
soap carving and kupu bingo.<br />
Trip back in time for pupils<br />
held off doing the clean-up to<br />
coincide with Keep New Zealand<br />
Beautiful Week.<br />
“We collected one recycled<br />
paper bag of rubbish each.<br />
We started at the new<br />
Scarborough Playground and<br />
paddling pool then walked<br />
along the Esplanade and beach to<br />
Cave Rock. Mostly we picked up<br />
bottle caps, cigarette buts, tissues<br />
and wipes. There was the odd<br />
bottle. I think it took us about an<br />
hour.”<br />
“We had a fun trip and some<br />
of us dipped our toes in the<br />
water and had a go on the new<br />
playground before starting the<br />
clean-up.”<br />
ART: The pupils played traditional<br />
Maori games.<br />
PAST: Pupils in period costume play on<br />
a heritage cart and in the phone box at<br />
Ferrymead Heritage Park.<br />
CLEAN-UP: Staff and students from Kimihia Parents’ College<br />
held a clean up day in Sumner last week. <br />
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Forty two students participating<br />
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programme, rolling up their<br />
sleeves to support the restoration<br />
of wetlands in the area.<br />
The group planted and mulched<br />
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by city council park<br />
ranger Andrew Crossland.<br />
The volunteers were a mix of<br />
year 9 students supported by year<br />
12 and 13 mentors.<br />
The programme is one of three<br />
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and this is the first year it<br />
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College.<br />
Programme co-ordinator Sarah<br />
Apiata said the planting day was<br />
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“It was a great opportunity<br />
for the peer mentors and year 9<br />
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Linwood<br />
College<br />
PERSONALISED<br />
PATHWAYS<br />
TO SUCCESS<br />
A NEW SCHOOL IS COMING<br />
We are making it yours<br />
Linwood College is undergoing some major changes. During this time a number of things will be happening as part of this transition into our new school buildings so we want to let<br />
you know about our plans and processes.<br />
• While our school is being rebuilt, Linwood College will temporarily relocate to the existing Avonside Girls' High School site.<br />
• We are organising a farewell celebration for current and ex students of Linwood College to farewell the current buildings.<br />
• Staff are focusing on teaching and learning that allows for students to collaborate, supports engagement and meets the individual needs of our current and future students -<br />
personalised learning.<br />
REBUILD INFORMATION<br />
What’s been happening so far?<br />
Workshops around the physical buildings have been occurring. These have included<br />
staff from each learning area, Architectus - our architects, Mana Whenua and the<br />
Linwood College rebuild team. Your community consultation feedback has fed into the<br />
design of the physical teaching spaces and how the buildings will be positioned on<br />
the physical site. Within our design we have ensured that the teaching spaces are for<br />
30 students maximum with the ability to open up to a teaching space for 60 students<br />
if and when appropriate. We also have smaller spaces for students to work. We want<br />
to be able to encourage collaboration but ensure students are not lost in big open<br />
spaces. High level design meetings occur fortnightly. These meetings look at logistics:<br />
finances, structural and engineering considerations, geotechnical considerations, gas,<br />
water, heating, cooling, ventilation and lighting. The Project Steering Group meets on a<br />
monthly basis. This is when the Ministry of Education and the Linwood College Board<br />
meet, making sure that what is being planned for is actually what the school and the<br />
community are wanting.<br />
Where we are now...<br />
We now have a final site plan completed, and the final outside cladding of the new<br />
buildings has been decided. We are coming to the end of the design phase of the<br />
internal structures, and the individual classroom teaching spaces within the Learning<br />
Hubs and the Innovation and Creativity buildings. A transition manager has been<br />
appointed to oversee the shift to the Avonside Girls’ current site.<br />
Where to next?<br />
We are now looking at developing the landscaping designs that will surround the<br />
buildings. We will be starting to look at internal fixtures and fittings, including flooring,<br />
furniture and fabric finishes within the learning spaces. IT consultation is occurring to<br />
plan the wireless connectivity within the buildings. There is planning about the closure<br />
of the current Linwood College buildings including the Whare and the number of<br />
significant memorials on site.<br />
SAYING GOODBYE TO THE OLD LINWOOD COLLEGE BUILDINGS<br />
As part of preparing for the demolition and complete rebuild of Linwood College, we are<br />
organising a farewell celebration weekend. This will be over the weekend of April 5 & 6<br />
20<strong>19</strong>. There will be a formal ticketed event on the Friday evening for past students and<br />
teachers followed on the Saturday with a day of farewell open to all current and past<br />
students and staff, and the wider community who would like to join us. This will also<br />
include the closing of the Whare and acknowledging the other significant memorials<br />
around Linwood College. We are remembering and celebrating the rich history that has<br />
occurred in these buildings over the years.<br />
Linda Rutland is chairing the organising committee for this event and is now<br />
taking pre-registrations for the ticketed evening on registration@linwoodcollege.<br />
school.nz. Queries to Linda 021 2398946 or Ken Bye 027 748 0697.<br />
TEACHING AND LEARNING<br />
At Linwood College we are committed to providing personalised pathways for students<br />
to succeed. We are working on developing teaching and learning practices that develop<br />
collaboration between both teachers and students. For us, this doesn’t mean having<br />
everybody in an open space trying to work, but rather more structured environments<br />
where both students and teachers can be successful. For example, at the moment our<br />
year 10 and year 12 Physical Education classes work in partnership with the teachers<br />
planning together.<br />
AVONSIDE GIRLS’ HIGH SITE TRANSITION<br />
WHY DO WE NEED TO RELOCATE?<br />
By relocating for the period of the rebuild, the rebuild will occur faster as the<br />
construction team will not have to work around us. Our students will not have to<br />
do their learning in a building site. Because the timeframe will be shorter, Linwood<br />
College can use the money saved to reinvest into the new school buildings.<br />
WHEN WILL IT HAppEN?<br />
Linwood College will be relocating to the old Avonside Girls’ High School site once<br />
AGHS have moved to their new school on the QE2 site. This will be occurring<br />
sometime in term 2 20<strong>19</strong>. A transition manager has been allocated by the Ministry<br />
of Education to facilitate this shift, and to ensure that this does not disrupt the day<br />
to day running of the school over this period.<br />
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR THE STUDENTS?<br />
It means that our Linwood College staff and students won't have to continue<br />
learning in a construction site. It means that once we have relocated, there will be<br />
little to no disruption until we shift back. Our students will still be able to participate<br />
in sport, major productions and all the other opportunities that Linwood College<br />
currently offers.<br />
CAN I ENROL MY CHILD AT LINWOOD COLLEGE DURING THIS TIME?<br />
Yes you most certainly can. Just contact our Linwood College office on<br />
(03) 9802100 or email office@linwoodcollege.school.nz for enrolment forms and to<br />
arrange an enrolment interview. We will continue to warmly welcome new students<br />
during this transition time.<br />
HOW WILL I GET THERE?<br />
AGHS is only 2.2 kms away from the original Linwood College site. The Ministry<br />
of Education will supply buses from the original Aldwins Road Linwood site to the<br />
Avonside site for the duration of the rebuild. This will be a free service, and will<br />
leave LC to get to Avonside by the start of school, and will leave Avonside at the<br />
end of the day to return to Linwood.<br />
Linwood College • Phone: 982-0100 • office@linwoodcollege.school.nz • www.linwoodcollege.school.nz
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Three convenient sizes from $70 a week:<br />
Standard 3.6m x 2.4m<br />
Large 4.2m x 2.4m | Xtra-large 4.8m x 2.4m<br />
Trades & Services<br />
ADD SOME<br />
COLOUR<br />
TO YOUR ADVERT!<br />
To Let<br />
GARDENER<br />
Need your home or<br />
commercial garden tidied<br />
up or renovated or require<br />
long term assistance.<br />
Phone Ruth 326-6663 or<br />
021 272-0303<br />
LAWNMOWING<br />
You Grow I Mow. Free<br />
quotes. Ph / text Chris 021<br />
252 1801<br />
PAINTER/PLASTERER<br />
Experienced tradesman,<br />
quality work, free quotes,<br />
ph Simon 027 389-1351 or<br />
03 328-7280<br />
PLASTERING<br />
INTERIOR, no job too big<br />
or too small, specialise in<br />
repair work & new houses,<br />
free quotes given, over 20<br />
yrs plastering experience,<br />
ph Peter 027 221-4066 or<br />
384-2574<br />
TRADESMAN<br />
PAINTER<br />
30 yrs exp, int/ext.Roof<br />
coating prof. Cert rope &<br />
harness specialist, difficult<br />
access areas no problem,<br />
no need for scaffold.Ph<br />
Craig 021 026 92138<br />
Public Notices<br />
104th AGM.<br />
Of the Redcliff’s Library<br />
will be held at 10am on<br />
Wednesday 26 <strong>September</strong><br />
in the Library.<br />
Visit our website<br />
www.justcabins.co.nz<br />
for display cabin locations<br />
www.justcabins.co.nz
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BAY HARBOUR<br />
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />
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GIFT CARDS<br />
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Sorted<br />
GIFT CARD<br />
SUP01031