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• By Ashleigh Monk
TAKE A Kid Fishing will
go ahead as planned on
Sunday.
Weed eradication efforts at The
Groynes lakes in August meant
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Kid Fishing day at The Groynes, which
is set to go ahead this year as planned.
the event was at risk of being
postponed due to chemicals in
the lakes – but the city council
has given the all clear.
“Weed control has been completed
for now, and it is likely
that we will need to do some
necessary follow up later in the
year,” city council head ranger
coastal and plains ​Robbie
Hewson said.
A chemical treatment that was
harmless to fish and plant life
was used to eradicate an invasive
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weed, lagrosiphon major, which
was choking the lakes.
The weed, which formed dense
mats of vegetation, had affected
lakes at the popular recreation
reserve since 2014.
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• By Sophie Cornish
A SYDENHAM woman has
spoken about how she battled
“unbearable heat” when pulling
a 65-year-old neighbour from his
burning home.
It was just after 9am on September
29 when Bernadine Worsdale
looked out of her window to see
smoke billowing from the property
next door. She sprinted outside
in her pyjamas and saw another
neighbour running towards her,
who phoned 111.
“I was focusing on my neighbour
and thinking get him out,”
said Mrs Worsdale.
Mrs Worsdale ran to the front
window of the burning house on
Scott St.
She pulled it ajar before yelling
for her neighbour, who she didn’t
wish to name.
“I think he was sleeping, if I
hadn’t of known his name, he may
have not woken up and responded
. . . it was so intense, I hate fire, the
heat was unbearable.”
He appeared a bit “dazed and
confused,” said Mrs Worsdale
who then helped to pull him out
of the window.
“I tried to get him to jump but
he couldn’t. I pulled him from
under the armpits and dragged
him out of the window.”
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A TOP job by Bernadine Worsdale to
probably save a chap’s life (see page 1).
Bernadine battled unbearable heat to
alert her dozing neighbour that his house
was on fire.
People react differently in times of crisis or emergency. Some
will freeze; others will react like Bernadine did. It all depends
on how we are wired.
So for Bernadine’s neighbour, he is very lucky she was wired
to act. In spite of the heat, she prised open a window and yelled
at him.
“I think he was sleeping, if I hadn’t of known his name, he
may have not woken up and responded . . . it was so intense, I
hate fire, the heat was unbearable.”
Good stuff Bernadine.
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CCTV sites under consideration
• By Matt Salmons
WHILE THEIR installation
is still subject to funding,
sites for the proposed Sumner
crime cameras are now being
considered by the city council.
Christchurch
Transport
Operations
Centre team
leader Ray
Young said a
decision was
made to install
Sally Buck
the cameras
“subject to
funding”, after
a September 11 site visit by city
council staff and police.
He said three locations were
being considered – outside the
Sumner Surf Lifesaving Club,
the corner of Marriner St and
the Esplanade and the corner of
Marriner St and Burgess St.
“CCTV cameras for this
purpose are generally fixed
in place due to the cost of
setting up communication and
power requirements,” Mr Young
said.
City council staff were investigating
pricing options to provide
to the Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board.
“The board will make the
final decision on how to proceed,”
Mr Young said.
It was reported last month
that police would not be able
to help fund the cameras, but
a representative had visited
potential sites with the city
council.
The residents had raised
$4000 but needed a further
$16,000.
Because of the lack of police
funding, the group of Sumner
residents seeking the cameras
were planning to approach the
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board.
Board chairwoman Sally Buck
said she was looking forward to
hearing their case.
“Staff have told me they will
come to a board meeting in
future when they have got the
costs involved.
“We will also be asking the
police if this is the top priority
for a crime camera.” She said
there was a “considerable sum
of money” left in the board’s
discretionary fund that could be
used if funding was approved.
Fellow board member and
Heathcote Ward councillor Sara
Templeton said they would need
to wait for a report and some
“really good information from
police” before deciding to financially
back the cameras or not.
“There are many areas in our
community board area with
issues with break-ins and crime.
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Sumner Surf
Life Saving
Club is being
considered
as a location
for the
proposed
Sumner
crime
cameras. ​
We need to ensure that what we
are doing is going to give the best
outcome for the community asking
us,” Cr Templeton said.
Police metro community
services manager Senior
Sergeant Stephan McDaniel
said having more cameras was a
good thing.
“We’ll support them [Sumner
camera advocates], but when it
comes down to it, the council
doesn’t have bottomless pockets
so they can only do what they
can do.
“When you compare Sumner
with other areas of the city, its
crime rate is not substantial. But
it’s about the community feeling
safe.”
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Plants, car
stolen in mini
crime spree
• By Matt Salmons
CHEEKY THIEVES have taken off
with two distinctive potted plants
from a Sumner hair salon.
Genz Hair Design owner Genna
Holland said four potted plants
were stolen from outside her Nayland
St business on September 24.
Two of which were topiary trees
and more than 1m high.
Ms Holland said was not too
worried about the theft of her plants
as there had been more upsetting
crimes committed that same night.
“Apparently there was a whole lot
of stuff stolen out here that same
night as well as graffiti and a car
stolen,’’ she said.
Police said a burglary was
reported on Menzies St, and a car
was stolen on Nayland St, however,
there were no reports of wilful
damage in the area on that night.
A car was also broken into on
Beachville Rd, Redcliffs.
Police metro community services
manager Senior Sergeant Stephan
McDaniel said he could not comment
whether the number of crimes
reported was unusual.
“It’s usually a low-crime area
though,” he said.
He said police were still
investigating the stolen car.
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Man rescued from
burning home
•From page 1
Fire investigator Wayne
Hamilton said the fire had been
caused by unattended cooking
while the man was in his
sunroom.
The house
did not have
working smoke
alarms.
The fire continued
to burn
for more than
an hour.
Bernadine
Worsdale
Tuesday October 9 2018
Mrs Worsdale
said she was
driven by
adrenaline to help her neighbour,
who thanked her profusely.
“It all happened so fast. I am
just so grateful and so pleased he’s
alive . . . I gave him some water,
a blanket and a hug. He was very
confused and shaken up.”
Mr Hamilton said the incident
acts as a timely reminder that all
homes should have working longlife
photoelectric smoke alarms in
every sleeping area in a house.
This week a team from Fire
Emergency will help install smoke
alarms in houses on the street.
Timeline to resolve District Plan issues
• By Matt Salmons
A RESOLUTION to the issues
Redcliffs residents are facing
with building or renovating
could possibly be found in time
for Christmas.
Residents’ groups and
community boards had sought
to get an enabling clause added
to the District Plan since 2016.
The lack of which would made it
almost impossible for residents
in Southshore and Redcliffs
to build or renovate on vacant
property.
The city council recently
approved that staff draft a
proposal for Greater Christchurch
Regeneration Minister Megan
Woods to utilise her powers
under section 71 of the Greater
Christchurch Regeneration Act to
add the clause.
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board member
Darrell Latham said he was
“very pleased” with the
outcome.
“I would like to think this
could happen before Christmas
not after. However, we have to
follow due process.”
City council staff were
requested to present the initial
draft by October 23 “at the
latest.”
Following approval of that
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draft, staff would need to give
strategic partners up to 30 days
to provide feedback before
gaining final approval
for the proposal to
go to Dr Woods for a
final round of public
consultation.
Mayor Lianne Dalziel
said Dr Woods would
only be able to say yes or
no to whatever proposal
came before her.
“We have to make sure
that the wording that
goes in front of the minister is
the wording that will solve the
problem,” Ms Dalziel said.
Darrell
Latham
There was no time frame on
how long Dr Woods would
consult on the proposal, but in
past instances, it had
taken up to four weeks.
However, Ms Dalziel
stressed that it was
“technically” possible
for the clause to be in
the District Plan by
Christmas.
During a joint
deputation from the
community boards
which covered the
affected areas, Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board chairwoman Sally Buck
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ISSUES: A
resolution
for residents
calling for
an enabling
clause to be
added to the
District Plan
could come
in time for
Christmas.
said they wanted the process to
be hastened.
“We believe this is a simple
fix so there shouldn’t be any
delay.”
Fellow board member Darrell
Latham said the draft proposal
could come back to the city
council “in a matter of weeks,
not months.”
Ms Dalziel said the process
could only be sped up to a point,
as there was a set process under
section 71.
“All we can do is ask the
community to understand that
we will do everything we can, as
fast as we can,” she said.
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Tuesday October 9 2018 5
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Improvements likely for bus hub
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• By Julia Evans
MORE THAN $1 million has
been earmarked for a bus hub
and safety improvements outside
Eastgate Mall.
The money has been moved
from the balance of funding for
safety improvements from the
Buckleys Rd, Linwood Ave and
Aldwins Rd intersection following
the release of the Linwood-
Eastgate Area
Integrated
Transport
Study.
City councillor
Sara
Templeton said
people heading
Yani
Johanson
through the bus
stop “deserve
better” than
its current state when the plan
was approved during Thursday’s
council meeting.
“For many years we have
heard from the Linwood community
that the bus facilities on
Buckleys Rd are not appropriate.
It is the third busiest suburban
bus interchange in the city.”
However, Peter Jasper told
the city council residents along
the stretch of Buckleys Rd near
the bus stop found accessing to
their properties difficult due to
frequency of buses.
“It would be irresponsible
to spend ratepayer money on
more,” he said.
Mr Jasper said putting in a
de facto bus hub lacked “any
shred of commonsense and
common decency” towards
home owners and residents.
The bus stops in front of
Eastgate cater up to 30 buses
per hour and board up to 1500
passengers per day, rivalling
Northlands Shopping Centre.
Linwood Ward city councillor
Yani Johanson also questioned
whether taking the funding
from the intersection safety
improvement was the right thing
to do.
“The issue here is that we are
robbing a safety intersection
improvement that we publicly
consulted on during out LTP to
pay for a public transport hub
where there is still not a clear
idea about what that public
transport hub will look like.”
However, city council staff
said the safety improvements
had been completed and the $1.1
million was leftover.
Cr Johanson would not
support moving the funding
without public consultation
or before Environment
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Canterbury’s Regional Public
Transport Plan had been
released as it could impact the
Eastgate area.
Staff said there was work that
could be done that “would not
be undone” following the plan’s
release and other construction
would not be done before the
plan was finalised.
“There is still a need for the
pedestrian crossing and other
safety measures to be undertaken
like tactiles, etc.”
First on the upgrade schedule
is a signalised crossing between
bus stops on Buckleys Rd, staff
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A PIECE of an artwork celebrating
the 125th anniversary of women’s
suffrage will be made at a free
workshop this weekend.
Dunedin artist Janet de Wagt
will host the free art workshop,
supported by Heritage New Zealand,
as part of the Rewind event
this Sunday at Ferrymead Heritage
Park.
Participants will create a commemorative
banner that will be
joined with other banners made
in other workshops at key heritage
locations around the country over
the next few months.
The artwork will be launched at
the Old Government Buildings in
Wellington in April 2019.
Heritage New Zealand’s Rosemary
Baird said the banners were
a reference to the three Parliamentary
petitions that circulated
around the country, resulting in
women being granted the right to
vote on September 19, 1893.
All materials will be provided
at the workshop and a colouringin
competition for children will
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Bird bath welcomed at cemetery
• By Matt Salmons
A COMMUNITY-MADE
memorial bird bath was blessed
and officially welcomed at
Diamond Harbour Cemetery
on Monday.
While the bird bath has been
in place for more than a week,
15 Diamond Harbour residents
gathered to bless it by taking
turns to speak about its meaning
and fill the bowl with water.
Creator and Green Burials
Group member Anne van der
Kooi said the inclusion of the
bird bath completed the ecoburial
area. “I feel really good
about it. It has a calming effect.”
She said the idea for the bird
bath had first come up at a
meeting last year.
At the time, Mrs van der Kooi
had a block of Ōāmaru stone in
her garden which she planned
to turn into a bird bath for her
own garden. “But I thought,
I could gift this to the community.”
The group arranged for
another block of the stone to be
bought for the top section, and
after getting advice from a local
potter, Mrs van der Kooi began
shaping the bird bath herself.
She said it was designed to
reflect the natural cycle of life,
with the circular shape of the
bath itself evoking a sense of
“never-ending.”
“I think it’s really peaceful.
You’re born, you live, you die,
and your body goes back to the
earth.”
Mrs van der Kooi said the
bird bath would fill naturally
with rainwater, but a nearby tap
meant visitors to the cemetery
could top it up in drier periods.
She said it was “really nice to
see” her creation grow as she
worked on it each day over two
months. The stone was not too
difficult for an amateur to work
with, she said.
“It’s fairly giving, you don’t
have to apply much force.” A
keen advocate for eco-burial,
Mrs van der Kooi said the bird
bath was better where it was,
rather than in her own garden
as she had planned.
“I think I will be there longer
than here,” she said.
The group finished Monday’s
ceremony with a picnic.
BLESSING: Community
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January.”
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Trees trimmed at
Ronald McDonald House
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
SCRUFFY TREES surrounding
the city’s Ronald McDonald
House have been tidied up.
Beaver Tree Service Ltd
donated their time and skills
recently to help trim trees, along
with removing deadwood and
hazardous branches from around
the building.
The company brought smiles
to children at the house with lead
arborist David McKeich climbing
the trees in a beaver suit.
Office manager Belinda Henderson
said it decided to do the
work free of charge after Ronald
McDonald phoned up asking for
a quote to have their trees tidied.
“It means it doesn’t come out of
their budget, they can use it for
something else,” she said.
Beaver also supports social
enterprise and non-profit organisation
B1G1 which helps feed impoverished
children throughout
New Zealand.
In about 2013 the company
sponsored a room at Ronald Mc-
Donald which allowed families to
stay for free.
Director and head arborist
Bryce Robb has also taken part in
the Fight for Christchurch charity
boxing event.
The event raised funds for
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a beaver suit.
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Children’s Trust, Kidscan, and
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Help out a
penguin on
Southshore
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
SOUTHSHORE families will
come together to build new nests
for penguins.
The Southshore Residents’
Association is organising the
event on October 20, which aims
to teach families about penguin
habitats in the area.
Last week the Coastal-Burwood
Community Board granted $1000
from its discretionary response
fund to go towards the project.
The building of the nests will be
led by city council coastal rangers,
while New Brighton Menz Shed
members will pre-cut the wood.
Residents’ association
chairwoman Lynda Burdekin
hopes it will encourage
more penguins to nest in the
area.
The event will be held from
10am-2pm at the South Brighton
Community Centre on Beatty St
and will include a community
picnic.
Older children will be involved
in building the nesting boxes,
while there will be a range of
penguin-focused activities for
younger children.
Cruise ship season under way
MORE THAN 90 cruise ships
will weigh anchor in Akaroa
Harbour this season but plans
are in place to lessen the impact
on local residents and the town’s
infrastructure.
The first cruise ship, the Majestic
Princess, arrived yesterday
and the last for the season, the
Golden Princess, sails into the
harbour on April 13 next year.
Akaroa will
host two ships
in one day on
10 occasions
during the season
and three
ships will visit
the town on
Bruce
Rendall
February 11.
On the busiest
day, up to
5500 passengers may arrive in
the Banks Peninsula harbour.
City council head of facilities,
property and planning Bruce
Rendall said each cruise ship
visit was managed to help tourists
enjoy their time on shore
but also ease any pressure on
the local area.
“We know that the area
around the Akaroa Wharf gets
very busy on cruise ship days,”
Mr Rendall said.
“We work to manage this
often congested area to ensure
safety, while also helping visitors
to make the most of local
tours and activities.”
Each ship visit required a targeted
traffic management plan,
including parking restrictions.
“We also oversee the licensing
of operators while keeping
activity and tour sales separate
from departure points so that
we don’t have people milling
around in the main pedestrian
traffic areas,” Mr Rendall
said.
“Equally importantly,” Mr
Rendall said the city council
worked with cruise ship companies
to minimise the cost to
ratepayers.
Funding was also recently
secured by the city council towards
new toilet facilities to ease
the impact on local amenities in
the future.
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The city
council
says there
are plans
in place to
handle the
cruise ship
season.
New figures show that, overall,
New Zealand’s cruise sector
has climbed in value by 18 per
cent to $434 million in the year
to June.
Meanwhile, work was under
way on New Zealand’s first
custom-built cruise ship berth
in Lyttelton.
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be completed by the 2020-2021
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Peninsula popular playground
THE FIRST Life in
Christchurch Natural
Environment Survey has
shown the beaches, rivers and
harbours of Banks Peninsula are
the favoured playgrounds for
Cantabrians.
Between 60 and 80 per cent
of the online survey’s 2350
respondents said they had
visited the Port Hills, Heathcote
River or Banks Peninsula’s bays
and harbours in the last 12
months.
Around 85 per cent said they
visited Christchurch and Banks
Peninsula’s natural areas for
recreational purposes such as
walking and cycling.
The survey was conducted between
May 11 and June 11 and
the results would be used to help
inform city council decisions.
It also sought feedback on
environmental and biodiversity
issues, natural environments,
waterway quality and amenity,
responsibility and actions, and
climate change.
More than half of the
respondents described their
understanding of environmental
issues in Christchurch and
Banks Peninsula as good or very
good.
However, only 44 per cent
POPULAR: Most respondents to the first Life in Christchurch Natural Environment Survey have
said the Port Hills, beaches and harbours are their go-to recreation areas. ​
rated their understanding of
biodiversity as good or very
good.
City council monitoring
and research team leader Kath
Jamieson said the survey highlighted
that local residents valued
their natural environment
and were prepared to play their
part in protecting and nurturing
the region.
“The biennial survey shows
that 97 per cent of respondents
agree or strongly agree that the
city’s natural flora and fauna,
and landscapes need to be
protected for future generations
while 95 per cent see native
bush, tussock land and wetlands
as important to the region’s
identity,” she said.
While surface water and
the quality of riverbanks were
viewed as being in the poorest
condition, Ms Jamieson said
the city council was pleased
that around 30 per cent said
they had volunteered for conservation
work in the past 12
months.
That included picking up
rubbish, weeding or taking part
in community planting.
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Thefts from
mailboxes
• By Matt Salmons
PARCELS, LETTERS and bills
are being taken from mailboxes
around Diamond Harbour.
Last week, Purau Ave resident
Tara Meredith left her house to
pick her daughter up and saw two
letters in the mailbox, which she
left to collect afterwards.
When she returned around 30
minutes later, they were gone and
nobody else was home.
“It’s so blatant, our mailbox is in
the open.”
She said she had not received
two parcels sent by a friend over
the last month and believed they
too had been stolen.
Mrs Meredith said she reported
the missing letters to New Zealand
Post and had been told she
was not alone.
“There’s more than one complaint,
there’s quite a few.”
She also reported the theft to
police, the only person to do so as
of last week.
A NZ Post spokeswoman said
the company was aware of mail
going missing and said any missing
mail should be reported as
soon as possible.
They said there was no suggestion
it had “anything to do with
NZ Post” staff and the matter was
being investigated.
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Bringing outer-space
to the central city
• By Sophie Cornish
HANNAH BEEHRE has
brought outer-space to the
central city.
As part of SCAPE Public Art’s
20th-anniversary season, Beehre’s
display Tunnel hopes to captivate
viewers for the next six weeks.
Nestled deep inside the Canterbury
Museum, the display creates
a walk-through rendering of a
nebula – clouds of gas and dust
from outer space, visible in the
night sky.
It will form the entrance to the
exhibition Wildlife Photographer
of the Year and is expected
to bring 60,000 visitors over the
exhibition period.
It is constructed from dyed silk
velvet with Swarovski crystals,
LED lights and mirrored flooring.
The 41-year-old artist moved
to Christchurch from Auckland
in 1998 to study at Canterbury
University’s School of Fine Arts.
She completed her degree in
2000 but has now returned to
complete a masters degree in
painting.
Beehre says her five-year-old
daughter, Parker, is her biggest
fan.
“She’s really excited about it,
she asked me if we could go
through it holding hands. I feel
like I am making the work for
her as well. So I am excited to see
her reaction. She’s my biggest fan,
she’s really sweet. Sometimes she
will point out: ‘Oh that bit is not
right’.’’
Last Friday marked the opening
of SCAPE’s 20th-anniversary
season, the display will be on
show for six weeks.
The trust has installed 216 temporary
artworks and 14 permanent
artworks in the city, since its
formation in 1998.
Some of the most notable
works include Nucleus by Phil
Price on the corners of Manchester,
High and Lichfield
streets, Fanfare by Neil Dawson
OUT OF THIS WORLD: Hannah Beehre with her art installation
Galaxy of Magic at the museum.
ON DISPLAY: Two more sculptures, Mixed Feelings and
Kotuku which can be seen during SCAPE’s exhibition, which
runs for six weeks.
at Chaneys Corner and Passing
Time by Anton Parsons on
Madras St.
Notable artworks for this
season include a 5.5.m bronze
sculpture Mixed Feelings by British
artist Tony Cragg at Christ’s
College, Kotuku by Sydney artist
Caroline Rothwell in the Botanic
Gardens, also known as the white
heron, and Three Squares Gyratory
Variation 2 by American
artist George Rickey, near the
Art’s Centre.
Market stall opens up
chance to trap pests
• By Matt Salmons
TRAPPING PESTS in the Port
Hills has become a lot easier
thanks to a new stall at the
Mt Pleasant Farmers’
Market.
The Predator Free
Bays stall first appeared
at the market on
September 29 and will
continue to be there
until Christmas at least.
It is being staffed by
volunteers.
Predator Free Mt
Pleasant co-ordinator
Derek McCullough said
the weekend had been
a success for the group,
with about 30 more
people signing up to trap pests in
the area.
“It went really well and we had
a good turn out.”
He said a demonstration
Goodnature trap “smashing”
bananas had been “a crowdpleaser”.
Mr McCullough said the
movement had “really taken off”
in the Port Hills area over the last
six months.
“It allows people to come and
get their traps, record their kills,
talk to other trappers about
what’s working and what’s not.”
He said interest in conservation
has increased as people become
more aware of the Predator Free
Derek McCullough
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NEW: The
Predator
Free Bays
stall opened
for the first
time at the
weekend
at the Mt
Pleasant
Farmers’
Market.
programme.
“People didn’t realise that just
by setting up a trap, they could
be part of the solution.”
Mr McCullough believed there
were more than
100 trappers in Mt
Pleasant, Redcliffs
and Sumner. He
said he had received
a lot of feedback
from people interested
in where they
could get traps.
The stall would
now operate as
a hub for people
interested in trapping
in the area,
as previously the
community mostly
met online.
“It’s good to get the visibility
and to get people involved and
talking to other trappers.”
New trappers may get discouraged
if they can’t get any feedback
or advice, he said.
Most traps available at the stall
cost about $20-$30, with more
intricate designs costing up to
$100.
“There’ll be a range of traps
available. The two big predators
we’re after are rats and possums.”​
Mr McCullough said the group
would look at continuing the stall
in the new year depending on
numbers and sales. “If it maintains
interest, we definitely will.”
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Surreal design wins award
MT PLEASANT’S Tina
Hutchison-Thomas was one of
four Christchurch designers
to take home awards from
the World of Wearable Arts
competition.
Mrs Hutchison-Thomas won
the New Zealand Design Award
for her garment Eye See you
Fluffy Kōwhai.
She said the design was inspired
by the venezuelan poodle
moth and was made of faux fur
and crystals.
“I was drawn to the poodle
moth with its beautiful fluffy
body, which reminds me of
luxurious opera cloaks from the
1920s,” she said.
More than 3500 crystals were
sown into the design to represent
the eye-like colours often seen
on the wings of moths and butterflies.
WOW founder and head Judge
Dame Suzie Moncrieff said
judges described Eye See you
Fluffy Kōwhai as “surreal and
sensuous.”
“The different mediums
used in the construction of
the garment are balanced
beautifully.”
Christchurch central sisters
Natasha English and Tatyanna
Meharry won the Supreme
Award with WAR sTOrY, as well
as winning the Aotearoa section.
The garment commemorated
the more than 120,000 New
Zealand men and women who
served in World War 1, of which
more than 18,000 never returned
home.
It was created using recycled
objects such as old military and
household blankets, salvaged
rimu from demolished houses,
old collected plastic toy soldiers,
broken crushed red bricks and
traded pieces of pounamu.
WINNER: Tina
Hutchison-
Thomas won the
New Zealand
Design Award
with her garment
Eye See you
Fluffy Kōwhai.
Dame Suzie said WAR sTOrY
was “an exceptional example of
powerful storytelling realised
through a work of art” and was
“flawless in its execution.”
English and Meharry are the
first ever two-time supreme
WOW award winners, having
taken the top award in 2013 for
The Exchange.
Papanui’s Janice Elliott was
third in the bizarre bra section
with Abreast of Time.
Woolston Fire Station opened
THE NEW Woolston Fire
Station has been officially
opened, it is the third of six
stations to be rebuilt.
Fire and Emergency chairman
Paul Swain, who opened the station,
said the February 22, 2011,
earthquake devastated the city’s
fire stations.
“This modern station is
another step in redeveloping
the metropolitan city’s entire
network of fire stations.”
The new Woolston station was
built on the site of the former
station at a total cost of $6.9 million.
More than 900 piles were
driven in to strengthen the site,
which is 1.2m higher than it was
before.
It features two appliance
bays, six single bedrooms, a
gym, kitchen and lounge and
purpose-built dirty-to-clean
zones.
There, firefighters could bag
smoke-contaminated gear in a
negative pressure environment
before showering to prevent
carcinogen transfer into clean
living and work areas.
The station also has a vehicle
fume management system, a
hose that connects to vehicle
exhausts, so the appliance bay
would not fill with fumes from
appliances coming and going.
The Woolston crew moved
back to the station in mid-June,
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TOUR: Senior station officer
Sas Rose shows Paul Swain
the new facilities at the
station.
before work was completed.
Fire and Emergency
Christchurch metro area
manager Dave Stackhouse
said the rebuild programme
“represents a significant
organisational investment.”
“[it] has provided us with a
unique opportunity to build
a future-proofed network of
stations that meet community
needs and addresses ever-changing
call types and demand.”
Last year Woolston
responded to 648 incidents
including 73 structure fires,
33 vegetation fires, 87 other fires,
76 medical events, 46 motor
vehicle accidents and 238 false
alarms.
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Now
Age is no barrier to city cycling
Fire rages, homes at risk
EACH DAY in Christchurch
thousands of people use bicycles
for their commute, for fitness,
or just for fun. An increasing
number of those people are of
advancing years.
St Albans retiree Jean Bell
returned to cycling last year after
a long period without a bike. “I
was encouraged to try an e-bike,
and I was soon hooked on it,”
she said.
“It’s just so handy,” Jean explained.
“I’m surprised by how far I can
cycle when in the car the same
distance feels like a long way.’’
Visiting friends, attending
meetings, hairdresser and doctor
appointments – Jean travels to
them all by bike.
“It’s much easier to park my
bike than park the car,” she said.
“Now, driving with just one
person in my car feels decadent;
a bit naughty.”
The city’s geography
lends itself to getting around by
bike.
“Unlike Wellington or Auckland,
in Christchurch you have
a choice – cycle on the flat or
test yourself on the Port Hills,”
explains Julie Milne, who recently
cycled the length of New
Zealand to raise awareness of
stroke sufferers.
Julie rides to work year-round
on her modified bicycle; two
childhood strokes left her with
restricted arm movement.
“Cycling is my physical upkeep,”
she said.
“It improves my quality of getting
older. If I don’t bike, I seize
up, which then means I can’t
bike. So, I keep biking.”
Julie will be sharing her experiences
at the NZ Bike Expo
(Saturday and Sunday).
This cornerstone event of
the Biketober festival is where
cyclists of all ages can gather to
celebrate the cycle.
“The expo brings the cycling
industry and the Christchurch
community together,” said event
organiser Krissy O’Connor.
“It places cycling events, test
rides, and community groups
alongside commercial exhibitors.
It’s a very hands-on weekend of
everything bike-related.”
For Christchurch residents
who perhaps haven’t explored
much of the new-look central
city, Saturday’s Pedal into Spring
extravaganza of Biketober offers
twelve themed, self-guided rides
to choose from. Cafés, shops,
playgrounds, art, a family treasure
hunt – there’s a route for all ages.
“If you haven’t been on a bike
for a while,” says Julie Milne,
“start on a cycleway and go from
there. You’re safe. Cycling is
lovely.”
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News
Local
News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
Summer tipple brewing for
Governors Bay jetty fund
• By Matt Salmons
IF YOU’RE drinking a beer
over summer, it may as well be
for a good cause.
A limited one-off brew
from Two Thumbs Brewing
Co, set to be released next
month, will raise money
for the restoration of the
Governors Bay jetty.
Brewery owner and
Governors Bay resident
Mark Limber said it was
“a bit of no-brainer” to
combine his love of brewing
with a passion for his
community.
“Everybody wants a beer for
Christmas, it may as well be
for a good cause.”
Cases of the yet to be named
and labelled “jetty beer” are
available for pre-order.
All profits will go towards
the restoration of the jetty,
with Two Thumbs only
recouping the cost of labour
and ingredients.
The recipe was known as a
steam beer, using yeast strands
that normally favoured cooler
temperatures in a hot brewing
process.
“It’s something light,
between a pale ale and a lager.”
Mr Limber said his brewery
had released a similar recipe
last summer which “went
down so well.”
“I just thought this would be
ideal.”
The mix was fermenting
last week, and was put into a
conditioning tank this week
where it would stay for a
further two to three weeks.
“That’s when all the flavour
starts developing.”
Only one 800-litre batch
will be brewed, which would
equate to 129 cases of 12
500ml bottles.
“Once those 129 cases are
gone, it’s gone,” Mr Limber
said.
The jetty was an “icon” in
the area, Mr Limber said. It
has been there for more than
100 years and was closed after
the earthquakes.
Mr Limber said the
Governors Bay Jetty Trust
estimated it could restore the
jetty for $3 million.
The city council has agreed
to match the trust with up to
$1.5 million in funding.
The trust had arranged with
the city council to purchase
the jetty for the nominal fee
of $1. It would then sell
the jetty back for the same
price once renovations are
complete.
Mr Limber said the group
had applied for grants to fund
the work and needed $600,000
from the community –
$200,000 of which they had
already raised.
BREWING: Two Thumbs
Brewing owner Mark
Limber is producing a
limited edition beer to
raise money to restore the
Governors Bay jetty.
JETTY BEER
•Cases of the beer are
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www.savethejetty.org
•The brewery is running
a competition to name
the beer and design its
label
•Entries for the
competition are open
until Sunday and can be
emailed to savethejetty@
gmail.com
•More information can be
found at the Governors
Bay Jetty Restoration
Trust Facebook page
OUTCRY: A proposal to close the squash
courts at Lyttelton Recreation Centre has
been delayed by four months. ​
Squash court
decision delayed
• By Matt Salmons
A DECISION on the fate of Lyttelton’s
squash court has been delayed for
another four months.
The city council considered temporarily
closing the Lyttelton Recreation
Centre’s squash court to trial a community
gym in partnership with Project
Lyttelton.
However, city council head of community
support, governance and partnerships
John Filsell said there had “not
been any decision” to close the remaining
court.
Rather it was decided
to look at usage over a
period of four months.
“Four months takes
us into the new year and
provides an opportunity
to evaluate where we are
and consider the matter in John Filsell
an open and constructive
manner. It is a milestone, not a deadline.”
Over the period, bookings would be
monitored and players are encouraged to
make greater use of the facility.
“The squash court usage will be evaluated
against other potential community
uses for the space,” Mr Filsell said.
He said it provided the “squash community
with an opportunity to promote
the use of the facility, while allowing the
city council’s partnership with Project
Lyttelton to focus on activating the recreation
centre.” After Project Lyttelton’s
proposal to close and replace the court
with a gym proved unpopular with some
residents in August, the city council said
it would consider the views of the community,
and squash players in particular.
Since then, 89 submissions were received
on the squash court, 19 from people
identified as having used the court.
Concerns have been raised that closing
the court could effectively kill off the
sport in Lyttelton, as the nearest city
council-owned squash court are in
Sockburn.

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Tuesday October 9 2018 17
Cashmere Tech cap off stunning year
• By Jacob Page
CASHMERE Technical capped
off a stellar year by winning the
men’s team of the year at the
Mainland Football awards on
Thursday night.
The team won every major
Canterbury football title this
year, including the mainland
premier league, southern league
and English Cup.
They also made the semi-finals
of the national Chatham Cup
knockout competition.
Cashmere’s Dean Hutchinson
was also named coach of the
year, while midfielder Luke
Tongue was named the best in
his position.
Cashmere Technical women’s
goalkeeper Blair Currie was
named the best in her position,
as was Cashmere defender Annie
Gilchrist.
Nomads striker Stephen Hoyle
won player of the year, striker
of the year and the golden boot
award for top goal-scorer.
Halswell’s Cory Vickers was
named defender of the year.
Nomads’ Byron Heath claimed
the top youth award.
In the women’s awards,
Waimak United’s Jayda Stewart
was the big winner scooping two
awards. She took out the player
of the year honour, as well as the
top midfielder award.
Coastal Spirit striker Cody
Taylor was named the best in her
position after winning the golden
boot as top goal scorer. Coastal
Spirit was also named women’s
team of the year.
Waimak United’s Gabbie
Rennie won youth player of
the year, while Shane Verna
was named top women’s
coach.
WINNERS: Cashmere Technical were named team of the year
at the Mainland Football awards on Thursday night.
Men’s awards:
•Goalkeeper of the year:
Corey Wilson
•Defender of the year Cory
Vickers
•Midfielder of the year:
SPORTS
Luke Tongue
•Striker of the year Stephen
Hoyle
•Youth player of the year
Byron Heath
•Golden boot: Stephen
Hoyle
•Coach of the year: Deane
Hutchinson
•Team of the year: Cashmere
Technical
•Player of the year: Stephen
Hoyle
Women’s awards
•Goalkeeper of the year:
Blair Currie
•Defender of the year: Annie
Gilchrist
•Midfielder of the year:
Jayda Stewart
•Striker of the year: Cody
Taylor
•Youth player of the year:
Gabbie Rennie
•Golden boot: Cody Taylor
•Coach of the year; Shane
Verna
•Team of the year: Coastal
Spirit
Hillmorton rue lost chances on court
• By Jacob Page
THE Hillmorton High
senior boys basketball team
finished ninth at their national
tournament at Palmerston North
on Thursday.
The South Island single A
smaller schools champions were
left to rue early losses which saw
them tied with three teams for
TOUGH WEEK: Hillmorton
High School finished ninth
at the national tournament
in Palmerston North on
Thursday.
PHOTO: ANDREA KENDREW
the final top eight spot.
Unfortunately, they were
relegated to the bottom eight and
had to pick themselves up and
push for ninth.
Team manager Andrea
Kendrew said starting the
tournament with two losses was
far from ideal.
“I think the boys are pretty
gutted to be honest, but I was
proud of how they picked themselves
up and played hard to
finish ninth.”
The team were runners-up at
nationals last year and with most
of the team returning.
Their aim was to go one better,
but it was not to be. An 82-65
loss to Hamilton’s Nga Taiatea
Wharekura and s defeat to
Catholic Cathedral College 77-64
made things tricky for the team
and they never recovered.
“We’ve had other South Island
teams finish ahead of us but
that’s the nature of tournament
basketball.”
The team finished with a 65-53
win over Tai Wananga.
The team will lose six of its
squad next year, as they are all in
their final year of school.
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School Holiday Activity:
Nutcracker diorama – drop-in
sessions
Tuesday, 3-4pm
Create your own theatre
scene! Start with a simple
shoebox as your stage and craft
your creations. You may like
to enter your creation into our
libraries competition and be in
to win prizes. This event is free
and no booking is required.
Recommended for all ages.
Linwood library, Buckleys Rd
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 10.30am–1pm
Go along to the Linwood
Library for a friendly craft corner
session. Take your knitting,
crochet or other portable craft
project and enjoy time with other
crafters. Have a look at the range
of books to get ideas for your next
project. Free, beginners welcome.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd
Creative writing on
Wednesdays
Wednesday, 4-5.45pm
A group leader works with
members to craft, create and
develop their own work. Take
pens or pencils, paper and even a
laptop. Also take your wonderful
ideas, story-telling, or art, as well
as any projects you would like to
Email matt.salmons@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
make. Talk to a Linwood Library
team member for more information.
No charge.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd
JP Clinic at Spreydon Library
Thursday, 10.30am-1pm
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.
Spreydon Library, 266 Barrington
St
Citizens Advice Bureau –
South Library
Thursday, 11am-2pm
Citizens Advice Bureau provides
free and confidential advice
to everyone. CAB takes the time
to listen and equip you with the
information, options and support
that fit your needs. The CAB are
conveniently located just inside
the library.
South Library, 66 Colombo St
Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-noon
Join in on a game of Rummikub,
a tile-based game for two to
four players. No charge.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre
Cameo: Come And Meet Each
Other
Every second Thursday, 10am-
12pm
A social group for older citizens
to chat over a cup of tea or coffee
and home-made baking at a free
event. The group has a varied
programme which includes playing
board and table games, crafts,
quizzes, speakers on relevant topics
and the occasional outing for
lunch or to a place of interest.
Hillview School cafeteria, Wilsons
Rd, St Martins
Storytimes/Wā Kōrerō
Friday, 10.30-11am
Encourage learning through a
love for stories. Storytimes is an
interactive programme including
stories, songs, rhymes and play.
This is a free session.
Spreydon Library, 266 Barrington
St, and South
Library, 66 Colombo St
School holiday activity: Spring
Crafts
Friday, 9-6pm
Create spring butterflies and
other insects using pipe cleaners,
coloured thread and googly eyes.
Free, no bookings required. Recommended
for all ages.
Linwood library, Buckleys Rd
Spreydon Social Games Club
Saturday, 10am-noon
Join in a friendly game or two
of Upwords, Scrabble, cards,
chess, Mahjong and more.
Spreydon Library, 266 Barrington
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Family Tennis Funday Sunday
Having trouble using
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Go along to South
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Wi-Fi networks,
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and browse the
internet. Registration
is required and the
cost is $7. Phone
941 5140 to make a
booking. The library
is located at 66
Colombo St.
Sunday 1.30-4.30
Parent/child doubles
tournament catering to
beginners, social or competitive
players. Dress up as your
favourite tennis star, superhero,
or in old tennis attire. Take a
picnic lunch to enjoy on the day.
For more info phone Tim Preston
027 641 4301 or info@tkhptennis.
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www.TKHPtennis.nz
Te Kura Hagley Park Tennis
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Sunday, 9am-noon
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SOUTHERN VIEW Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
Tuesday October 9 2018 23
What’s On
Entertainment
To advertise, contact
Jo Fuller 027 458 8590
jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi
Nothing but the
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MADSEN Promotions return to the
Hornby Workingmens Club this
Saturday 13th October with another
outstanding evening’s entertainment.
Based in Nelson, Paul Madsen and
company have been delivering top
class shows, both nationally and
internationally, for nearly two decades.
eir shows are always well received at
the Hornby WMC.
Upcoming e Super Star Show
has been delighting audiences around
New Zealand for over 15 years.
Performances have included opening
of Super Rugby games, to TV
appearances including TVNZ’s hit
show ‘Stars In Your Eyes’, through to
corporate events, Chartered Club
circuits and theatre appearances, not to
mention a couple of stints in Las
Vegas.
“e Super Star Show is ten
separate shows packed into one,” said
Paul Madsen. “Full of hits with heaps
of costume changes we cover super
stars such as Neil Diamond, BeeGees,
Eagles, Elvis, Jersey Boys, through to
Queen and many more. Nothing but
the hard hitting hits from these
legendary acts.”
e Super Star Show starring Paul
Madsen and band appears at the
Hornby Workingmens Club this
Saturday 13th October 2018.
Tickets $20 on sale now at the club
office, phone 349 9026. 8pm start.
What’s On
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS
MEMBERS LUCKY
CARD DRAW
LIVE MUSIC
THIS SUNDAY
14th Oct, 2pm
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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TAB POD
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PIERVIEW CLUB
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UPSTAIRS
Open from 5.30pm Fri, Sat,
Sun, and Sunday Brunch
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PIERVIEW’S MONTH-END
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Sunday 30th Sept
from 5.30pm BOOK NOW!
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SUNDAY 21st OCTOBER
DOWNSTAIRS
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BISTRO ROAST
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Tuesday - Thursday
Dine in only
$12
202 Marine Pde | Ph 388 9416 | www.newbrightonclub.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome
SERVING
HAPPY HOUR
5PM - 7PM DAILY
OUR CABINET ITEMS
ARE HOMEMADE
CREATED FRESH ON SITE DAILY
$12
LUNCH
SPECIALS
Live Music:
6PM.SAT 13 OCT
Lunch & Dinner
All you can eat, 7 days
Bookings Essential PH 386 0088
fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant www.gardenhotel.co.nz
COFFEE
HAPPY
H O U R
2PM-4PM
DAILY
$3.50
Offer available for a limited time
and includes tea, hot chocolate
MON: ROAST MEAL
TUE: FISH & CHIPS
WED: FISH BURGER
THU: ROAST MEAL
SAT: FISH & CHIPS
AVAILABLE
FROM
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FOR A
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THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD
www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132
H ORNBY
WORKINGMEN’S
CLUB
GREAT ENTERTAINMENT
FRIDAY 7PM:
IAN MAC
SATURDAY
4.30PM: BARROSS
8PM:
EASY COME EASY GO
SATURDAY, 8PM
Upstairs
MADSEN PROMOTIONS PRESENTS
NEIL DIAMOND
& SUPERSTAR SHOW
FRONTED BY
PAUL MADSEN
AND BAND
FEATURING BEE GEES, EAGLES,
QUEEN + MANY MORE
Tickets $20 available from ofce
The Hornby Club | ph 03 349 9026
17 Carmen Rd | Hornby
www.hornbywmc.co.nz
Members, guests & affiliates welcome
FAMILY FRIENDLY
DINING
CLUB CAFE
OPEN DAILY
LUNCH & DINNER
GF & V options available
CHALMERS RESTAURANT
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
CARVERY DINNER
$22.50
OPEN FROM 5.30PM
Early Bird Special
5.30pm - 6.30PM
FREE DESSERT

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