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PAGE 6 Wednesday September 26 2018 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi SPRING INTO THE NEW SEASON WITH DESIGNER BRAND DEALS AT BALLANTYNES. INSTORE & ONLINE NOW! 40% OFF ALL CALVIN KLEIN HANDBAGS BUY TWO RM WILLIAMS SHIRTS & SAVE 30% PURCHASE ANY FULL PRICE TRIUMPH BRA & GET A BRIEF FOR HALF PRICE B ESSENTIALS BUY TWO & SAVE 20% 40% OFF SELECTED MEN’S CALVIN KLEIN BAGS & WALLETS BUY ANY TWO TEAS FROM THE PANTRY & SAVE 30% 20% OFF ALL LORNA JANE 40% OFF SELECTED LULU GUINNESS 40% OFF CROFT 300 TC COTTON SATEEN SHEETING BY MM LINEN $50 OFF NEW SEASON HISPANITAS 50% OFF SELECTED BAKSANA DUVET COVERS 30% OFF ORCHID CUSHIONS 30% OFF SELECTED TOMMY HILFIGER * OFFER APPLIES TO FULL PRICED ITEMS ONLY, NOT IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHER OFFER. DEALS END SUNDAY 7TH OCTOBER. Shop online now at ballantynes.co.nz City Mall, Christchurch PHONE (03) 379 7400 MONDAY TO FRIDAY 9.00 - 5.30pm SATURDAY 9.00am - 5.00pm SUNDAY 10.00am - 5.00pm
Wednesday September 26 2018 Your Local Views Redcliffs School principal Rose McInerney looks at the way the school is working to stay connected to its community ON THE cusp of our Redcliffs School production opening, where great excitement is building, it seems fitting to just pause and reflect on the great spirit of our incredible community. For over seven years Redcliffs School has been dislocated from our local community and as such we are always on the lookout for ways that we can bring our children and families together to just ‘be’ a community. Our school production is one such way. The production of Annie is the fourth time that we have asked Sumner School to give up their hall facility for two weeks so that we can bring our school together to sing, dance, act and celebrate the fact that our school is alive and well, thriving and still doing great things in our home away from home. Our sincere and heartfelt thanks to our neighbours at Sumner School for their generosity, understanding and showing the strength of community as we all look after each other in the best interests of our precious akonga – our children. You rock Sumner School. Sally Buck, Linwood- Central-Heathcote Community Board chairwoman, writes in support of Darrell Latham’s stand on issues with the city council’s high flood management policies. Ms Buck was in Papua New Guinea during the Bay Harbour News’ coverage of the story. I SUPPORTED Darrell Latham on his stand. I have also been pushing for change on Decision 53 in the District Plan, as I have spoken to one of the commissioners who was on the panel. They said that it was very clear in their decision that they wanted to grant relief by way of the residential overlay. This would ensure owners of residentially zoned land that they could build a residential dwelling subject to the RDA, relevant restricted discretionary activity and this was to be done on a non-notified basis. The RDA rule was included in the plan, however, the policy has been omitted and in the absence of the policy, staff seem to think they have no legal basis to apply the RDA rule. Lyttelton Community Association chairman Ken Maynard writes in support of the proposed memorial garden in Lyttelton to honour Owen Wright and Ian Foldesi WHAT’S NOT to like? Their relatives approve, and the location could not be better. It would be a welcome resting spot after tramping Major Hornbrook track, or a place to gather strength for the upward climb. But the SPRING FORWARD TO A NEW HOME Spring is the time of plans and projects! If your plans include buying or selling a home/investment then I am ready to help. From As Is Where Is properties to brand new family homes if you want to know the latest price of your home call Chris today for an appraisal and market update. For professional honest advice on your real estate needs call me today Chris Moores Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead, 1020 Ferry Road P: 03 384 7950 | M: 027 588 4440 E: chris.moores@harcourts.co.nz GRENADIER Licensed Sales Consultant REAA 2008 Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi nay-sayers are of course with us. There are experts who can apparently calculate the trajectory of rolling rocks with uncanny accuracy. The Bridle Path and Major Hornbrook Track both have signs warning us of falling rocks, but remain open. Mt Pleasant Bluffs track, Chalmers Track and Morgan’s Valley tracks also have the same warnings, but are closed. After the 2010 earthquake we breathed a sigh of relief because nobody was killed and we were told it was a once in 5000-year event. A few short months later 185 people were killed including Messrs Wright and Foldesi, but that was a once in 25,000-year event, so the experts were still right. I wonder if the statisticians who assess the risk of physical injury from falling rocks consider the mental damage their red stickers and prohibition notices do to people who are just trying to live their lives? We each have to consider the risk of crossing the road or jumping out of an aeroplane before we do it. Can’t we be trusted to assess our own risk and act as we choose? We do not need any more people telling us what not to do. The establishment of the memorial garden is a great idea. We should just do it. 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