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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, <strong>2018</strong><br />
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KAIN PARSONS’ Sumner<br />
Sharks teammates and close<br />
friends have rallied to support<br />
his wife Alana and three<br />
children after the charity boxing<br />
tragedy on Saturday night.<br />
A Givealittle page has been set<br />
up by Darren Jenkinson, a longterm<br />
friend of Mr Parsons.<br />
Mr Parsons was knocked<br />
unconscious during his bout in<br />
the Fight for Christchurch at<br />
Horncastle Arena.<br />
He was taken to hospital in a<br />
critical condition.<br />
Mr Jenkinson said yesterday<br />
friends and family had been at<br />
his bedside.<br />
“He’s a great friend and is<br />
always the first person there<br />
when anyone needs help.”<br />
Mr Parsons – a former builder<br />
turned project manager for<br />
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unconscious during a fight<br />
against former Canterbury<br />
and Tasman Mako’s halfback<br />
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IF EVER there was a worthy cause to help,<br />
it’s the fund set up for Kain Parsons’ family<br />
(see page 1).<br />
Kain was critically injured in the big<br />
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Yesterday, his condition was not good.<br />
His friends and Sumner Sharks teammates have launched a<br />
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In the weeks and months to come it will be of huge help to the<br />
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Sumner club John Taylor sums Kain up: “He’s held in very<br />
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for a number of years and is just a bloody good guy.”<br />
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Call for greater police<br />
presence in Sumner over summer<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
A GREATER police presence is<br />
wanted in Sumner over summer.<br />
The Sumner Community<br />
Residents’ Association, Redcliffs<br />
Residents’ Association and Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community<br />
Board<br />
will meet with<br />
Canterbury<br />
Metro Police<br />
Commander<br />
Superintendent<br />
Lane Todd at<br />
the Sumner<br />
Liza Sparrow<br />
Hub today.<br />
SCRA’s community<br />
development and event<br />
organiser Liza Sparrow said the<br />
groups would invite the police to<br />
base a permanent presence<br />
in the hub building over summer.<br />
Ms Sparrow said an expected<br />
increase in people in the village<br />
over summer and a number of<br />
crimes in the town over the past<br />
year, including aggravated burglaries<br />
and a manslaughter, had<br />
made residents look to police for<br />
increased support.<br />
“We would like to see an<br />
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“It’s not just about police<br />
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Said a police spokeswoman:<br />
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Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
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Superintendent Todd on behalf<br />
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Dr Latham said he “particularly<br />
interested to know” how<br />
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“I’d like to know how that will<br />
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SUMMIT RD FIRES<br />
Sumner firefighters put out small<br />
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Sunday, which were likely caused<br />
by fireworks. Sumner Volunteer<br />
Fire Brigade chief Daryl Sayer said<br />
his crew has been fortunate to not<br />
receive many call outs for fireworks<br />
this Guy Fawkes Day. However, he<br />
said he would not discount the fact<br />
that people may hold on to their<br />
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He said people should keep water<br />
nearby when lighting fireworks and<br />
to avoid setting them off if it was<br />
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CTV survivor helps drop first ball at<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
MARYANNE Jackson survived<br />
the tragedy of the CTV building<br />
collapse in the February 22, 2011,<br />
earthquake.<br />
The site will forever hold<br />
emotional memories for the Mt<br />
Pleasant woman.<br />
Now, another quake-devasted<br />
site holds special memories after<br />
the rebuilt Lyttelton Timeball<br />
tower reopened on Friday.<br />
Her grandmother Gertrude<br />
was born there in 1889 while her<br />
great-grandfather John Richard<br />
Toomey was the flag-signalman.<br />
“We were always told about<br />
it and we often went there,” Ms<br />
Jackson said.<br />
“It was like our castle on the<br />
hill . . . it was close to our heart.<br />
A great connection that we are<br />
very proud of.”<br />
Ms Jackson and her brother<br />
John McKenna, a Lytteltonbased<br />
ship’s captain attended<br />
the opening ceremony and were<br />
invited to activate the tower’s automatic<br />
timeball system, which<br />
would drop the ball everyday at<br />
1pm.<br />
“We were very proud to be<br />
invited and to stand up with<br />
Mayor Lianne Dalziel and push<br />
the button to drop the ball.”<br />
Ms Jackson said ships in the<br />
harbour, including her brother’s,<br />
sounded their horns when the<br />
timeball dropped.<br />
The tower was almost completely<br />
destroyed along with<br />
the station building during the<br />
February 22, 2011, earthquake<br />
and subsequent aftershocks.<br />
Only the tower section of the<br />
1876 structure could be saved,<br />
the $3 million restoration project<br />
began in July last year. Work on<br />
the tower and flagpole finished<br />
in June, while landscaping work<br />
finished this week.<br />
Ms Jackson was the only CTV<br />
employee in the building to<br />
DROP: Maryanne<br />
Jackson and<br />
brother John<br />
McKenna push<br />
the button to<br />
drop the timeball<br />
alongside Mayor<br />
Lianne Dalziel<br />
and descendants<br />
of the last family<br />
to live in the<br />
Timeball Station.<br />
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escape when the magnitude 6.3<br />
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She ran from her ground-floor<br />
desk when the shaking began.<br />
The building collapsed behind<br />
her claiming 16 of her<br />
colleagues.<br />
In total, 115 people were killed<br />
in the central city building, the<br />
Madras St site of which is now a<br />
memorial to those who died.<br />
Ms Jackson said her mother<br />
Hilary would be very upset to<br />
know the fate of the Timeball<br />
Station.<br />
“I would like to see it all rebuilt,<br />
but it’s great to see it back<br />
up on the side of the hill.”<br />
She said the opening event was<br />
“a highlight” for her family and<br />
going back onto the site “brought<br />
back a lot of memories.”<br />
“I think they’ve done a wonderful<br />
job to rebuild it. It’s such a<br />
Lyttelton landmark.”<br />
Ms Jackson said seeing the<br />
tower restored returned “a bit of<br />
normalcy” to the port.<br />
The years where the iconic<br />
structure was not visible on the<br />
hill had been “upsetting,” she<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
tower<br />
Ms Jackson’s great-grandfather<br />
John Richard Toomey was the<br />
first flag-signalman to live in the<br />
Timeball Station, taking the post<br />
in 1879 at the age of 15.<br />
Signalmen used coloured flags<br />
to communicate between ships<br />
and the port.<br />
Mr Toomey<br />
taught himself<br />
both local and<br />
international<br />
flag signals as<br />
well as Morse<br />
code and other<br />
tools of the<br />
signalman’s<br />
trade.<br />
John Richard<br />
Toomey<br />
“Quite clever<br />
really, but he<br />
would have<br />
learned a lot<br />
from his father Peter Michael<br />
Toomey who was<br />
a sea captain,” Ms Jackson<br />
said.<br />
Signalmen worked from the<br />
tower until 1934, when they were<br />
replaced by radio.<br />
Mr Toomey later moved his<br />
family to Adderley Heads where<br />
he held another signalman’s<br />
position, before moving back to<br />
Lyttelton itself.<br />
“Our family has always<br />
lived in Lyttelton,” Ms Jackson<br />
said.<br />
Proposal goes to Woods to<br />
change plan in flood zone<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
CHANGES TO the District<br />
Plan sought by residents of<br />
Redcliffs and Southshore edge<br />
closer after the city council<br />
finalised a section 71 proposal<br />
at its Thursday meeting.<br />
The proposal asks the<br />
Minister to use her powers<br />
under section 71 of the Greater<br />
Christchurch Regeneration Act<br />
to amend the District Plan.<br />
The changes sought would<br />
allow people with properties<br />
within a residential unit overlay<br />
of the High Flood Hazard Management<br />
Area to build or renovate<br />
houses, where previously it<br />
had been almost impossible.<br />
Mayor Lianne Dalziel said<br />
the proposal will be submitted<br />
to the Greater Christchurch<br />
Regeneration Minister Megan<br />
Woods and to Regenerate<br />
Christchurch straight away,<br />
so the District Plan can be<br />
amended as soon as possible.<br />
“The next step is for the Minister<br />
to invite public comments<br />
before she makes a decision on<br />
whether or not to accept our<br />
CHANGES: A proposal to Minister Megan Woods to change the<br />
Christchurch District Plan will make it easier for some coastal<br />
property owners to build on their sections. <br />
proposal and amend the District<br />
Plan. We’re hoping this can<br />
happen before Christmas,’’ Mrs<br />
Dalziel said.<br />
Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community Board member<br />
Darrell Latham said Thursday’s<br />
decision left him and others<br />
who had fought for the change<br />
“very happy and confident.”<br />
“I think what has been<br />
achieved today is significant<br />
and will serve residents well.”<br />
Another proposed change,<br />
which went “beyond and above”<br />
the expectations of coastal<br />
residents, was the change to<br />
existing use rights, Dr Latham<br />
said.<br />
The change would mean<br />
property owners in the RUO<br />
could replace houses which in<br />
the area before the September 4,<br />
2010, earthquake with a property<br />
of a similar size and build,<br />
regardless of when they were<br />
demolished.<br />
“I’m very pleased we are moving<br />
towards a specific resolution<br />
for residents in the higher flood<br />
management area’s residential<br />
unit overly,” Dr Latham said.<br />
In spite of earlier criticisms,<br />
Dr Latham said the city council<br />
had moved quickly to ensure<br />
issues “in the policy has been<br />
addressed” since he, Cr David<br />
East and Coastal Burwood<br />
Community Board chairwoman<br />
Kim Money and deputy<br />
chairman Tim Sintes publicly<br />
raised the issue on September 3.<br />
At Thursday’s meeting, Cr<br />
East apologised to council staff<br />
if his comments then were<br />
taken as being disparaging to<br />
city council staff.<br />
“We fully support the statement<br />
by Cr East and we were<br />
aware he was making it.”<br />
A code of conduct complaint<br />
process against the four because<br />
of their comments on the issue<br />
was ongoing.<br />
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FALLEN: The 1985 container crane collapse at the port and memories from a time when people could explore the port freely are told in a new app called Our<br />
Stories Project.<br />
Lyttelton stories app almost ready<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
MORE THAN a dozen stories<br />
from Lyttelton people about their<br />
suburb will all be available at the<br />
touch of a button before the end<br />
of the month.<br />
The Our Stories Project phone<br />
app, which will share stories<br />
about Lyttelton when users are<br />
near places associated with the<br />
tale, is almost ready.<br />
Creator and Lyttelton resident<br />
Kris Herbert said the free app<br />
may be launched this week on<br />
Apple and Android devices, with<br />
the port stories available as a<br />
one-off purchase.<br />
Audio recordings of stories<br />
from 20 current and former<br />
Lyttelton residents have been<br />
collated in the app.<br />
Users will be able to listen to<br />
the recordings at any time, but<br />
Ms Herbert said the best way<br />
to use it was while exploring<br />
Lyttelton.<br />
The app could be set to alert<br />
the user or auto-play a story<br />
when they are near the place<br />
associated with the story.<br />
“It’s a beautiful way to<br />
understand a place,” Ms Herbert<br />
said.<br />
“There’s something magical<br />
SOON: Our Stories Project app creator Kris Herbert tests out the soon to be released app at the<br />
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about putting story and place<br />
together.”<br />
While it included a map and<br />
directions, users will be free to<br />
explore at their own pace.<br />
Initially, the app was to be<br />
called Lyttelton Stories. However,<br />
Ms Herbert said she planned to<br />
expand the concept into other<br />
areas as well as expanding the<br />
Lyttelton content, so she changed<br />
its name to Our Stories.<br />
“I could see it working<br />
absolutely anywhere.”<br />
Users will be able to purchase<br />
any future “tours” through the<br />
app as they are completed.<br />
Ms Herbert, a freelance<br />
journalist, said the project<br />
began in 2016, with pupils from<br />
Lyttelton Primary School doing<br />
the interviews.<br />
She said the pupils were given<br />
set questions but were “welcome<br />
to ask any other questions that<br />
came to mind.”<br />
The interviews had been a<br />
good way to build connections<br />
in the port, Ms Herbert said.<br />
Her favourite example was when<br />
a group of “hoodie-wearing”<br />
teens interviewed a 98-year-old <br />
woman.<br />
“Watching these teenage boys<br />
. . . hearing stories of World War<br />
2, the port strikes, polio scares,<br />
I just saw their jaws drop. They<br />
were understanding that these<br />
historical events were real.”<br />
Some of the stories cropped up<br />
multiple times like the infamous<br />
Goat Man who was said to have<br />
lurked in the Canterbury St<br />
Cemetery.<br />
“There was a real era where<br />
there was someone that kids<br />
were scared of around the<br />
cemetery. I think eventually we<br />
will make a whole Goat Man<br />
tour.”<br />
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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> 7 <strong>2018</strong><br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
RICHMOND HILL residents<br />
are likely to get a sought-after<br />
footpath to address their safety<br />
concerns next year, the city<br />
council says.<br />
Resident Kathy Duncan said<br />
that was a “step in the right<br />
direction.”<br />
“We feel really positive and<br />
hopeful that the footpath will be<br />
done next year.”<br />
It comes after the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
News highlighted the issue last<br />
week.<br />
An increase in traffic on<br />
Richmond Hill Rd due to<br />
development forced residents<br />
to raise concerns with the city<br />
council, calling for more safety<br />
measures beyond the new<br />
40km/h speed restriction.<br />
Last week the city council said<br />
a sought-after footpath could be<br />
added during planned resurfacing<br />
works next year.<br />
This comes after council staff<br />
met with residents over the issue<br />
on October 24.<br />
The lack of a footpath on a<br />
300m section of the road between<br />
the top corner and Cecil Wood<br />
Way forced pedestrians and<br />
cyclists to share the narrow road<br />
with trucks and cars.<br />
City council transport<br />
planning and delivery manager<br />
Lynette Ellis said that section of<br />
Richmond Hill Rd was due for<br />
resurfacing in the next financial<br />
year.<br />
“Staff have said it would be best<br />
to treat this work as one project<br />
and replace the broken kerb and<br />
channel . . . at the same time as<br />
forming the missing footpath<br />
section.”<br />
Ms Ellis said there was no<br />
budget for a footpath so the best<br />
option was for staff to apply for<br />
funding next year.<br />
“Staff would need to review<br />
the plans and associated costs<br />
and an application for additional<br />
capital funds would need to be<br />
considered as part of the Annual<br />
Plan review for the 2019/20<br />
financial year.”<br />
Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community Board member<br />
Darrell Latham said he was<br />
“thrilled” that residents’ concerns<br />
had been acknowledged.<br />
Completing the footpath<br />
and the resurfacing work<br />
simultaneously would “save the<br />
ratepayer valuable money in the<br />
long run,” he said.<br />
“It will also minimise future<br />
ongoing disruption for residents.<br />
Safety has to be of paramount<br />
importance.’’<br />
SAFETY: Last week’s edition<br />
of the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
highlighted concerns held by<br />
Richmond Hill residents.<br />
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, <strong>2018</strong><br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
THIS PHOTO shows why<br />
residents on a hill above Sumner<br />
need a footpath.<br />
New 40km/h speed signs will<br />
be installed on Richmond Hill<br />
Rd this week, but residents say<br />
more still needs to be done to<br />
make the narrow road safer.<br />
Increasing traffic in the area<br />
had increased concern about<br />
driver and pedestrian safety.<br />
Kathy Duncan said residents are<br />
worried about the safety of people<br />
walking or cycling between the<br />
top corner and Cecil Wood Way as<br />
there was no footpath.<br />
“There’s been so many near<br />
misses. Every person who lives<br />
on that road has a story.”<br />
About 18 residents, community<br />
board and residents’ association<br />
members met with city council<br />
traffic and transport staff on<br />
Wednesday to discuss the issue.<br />
Mrs Duncan said a number<br />
of ideas to address concerns<br />
were mooted at the meeting and<br />
council staff said they would<br />
look into them and report back.<br />
“We’ll see what happens, but<br />
we left the meeting feeling quite<br />
positive,” she said.<br />
City council transport planning<br />
and delivery manager<br />
Lynette Ellis said staff were “currently<br />
working through options<br />
to address concerns.”<br />
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Darrell Latham said one solution<br />
suggested by residents was a<br />
“rudimentary” gravel pathway<br />
on city council reserve land<br />
alongside Richmond Hill Rd.<br />
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footpath on Richmond Hill Rd<br />
in the <strong>2018</strong>-28 Long Term Plan.<br />
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there are any funding options<br />
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Another solution was to extend<br />
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walking track completely off the<br />
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LYTTELTON’S NAVAL Point<br />
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Christmas for the busy summer<br />
boating season.<br />
Work crews of city council<br />
contractors will re-level parking<br />
areas, fill in potholes and<br />
improve drainage.<br />
The popular public slipway<br />
will also benefit from tree pruning<br />
and site maintenance work,<br />
as well as improved line marking<br />
and signage.<br />
The six-week programme of<br />
work will boost waterfront access<br />
for boaties and pedestrians<br />
alike, supporting a range of<br />
summer activities.<br />
Contractors using the eastern<br />
section of the site, near the<br />
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to finish their weekday<br />
work by Christmas.<br />
The targeted maintenance<br />
and improvement programme<br />
is not part of the Naval Point<br />
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Lucky petrel released at Godley Head<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
A NORTHERN giant petrel<br />
rescued on Sumner Beach last<br />
week was released at Godley<br />
Head on Sunday.<br />
The aggressive scavengers,<br />
also known as stinkpots,<br />
pāngurunguru or sea vultures,<br />
spend most of<br />
their lives at sea.<br />
Normally they<br />
come ashore at<br />
the Auckland,<br />
Campbell,<br />
Antipodes<br />
and Chatham<br />
islands to breed.<br />
Annabel<br />
Black<br />
Sumner’s<br />
Annabel Black,<br />
who found the<br />
“beautiful bird”, said it was great<br />
to hear it had been released.<br />
“First of all, it’s cool it wasn’t<br />
hurt by another animal and that<br />
it’s been released.”<br />
The petrel refused to leave<br />
during an earlier attempt to<br />
release it on Wednesday.<br />
South Island Wildlife Hospital<br />
volunteer Karen Talbot said she<br />
and a vet had tried to release the<br />
bird above Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong>.<br />
“We went to let it go . . . he ran<br />
down the hill and then just sat.”<br />
Ms Talbot said the vet then<br />
had to climb down and retrieve<br />
the 5kg bird.<br />
Wildlife hospital volunteers<br />
spent the next four days feeding<br />
fish to the bird and allowing it<br />
rest as it had suspected minor<br />
bruising on its leg.<br />
Ms Talbot said high winds<br />
may have blown the young bird<br />
off course, causing it to crash<br />
land in Sumner.<br />
In spite of the wind on Sunday,<br />
she said the release was a success.<br />
“He just sat and smelt the wind.<br />
PHOTO: ANNABEL BLACK<br />
But when we came back he was<br />
gone.”<br />
Ms Black said she was walking<br />
with a friend when they spotted<br />
the bird near the Sumner Surf<br />
Life Saving Club last Monday.<br />
“It looked like it had a sore<br />
leg. I actually thought it was an<br />
albatross at first . . . it was so big.”<br />
RESCUED: This northern<br />
giant petrel was rescued at<br />
Sumner Beach last week<br />
and nursed back to health by<br />
South Island Wildlife Hospital<br />
volunteers.<br />
The two women got a barrier<br />
from a nearby construction site<br />
to shield the distressed bird from<br />
dogs and other predators.<br />
Ms Black said she posted<br />
on the Sumner Community<br />
Facebook page to let people<br />
know to keep their dogs on a<br />
leash at the beach, while her<br />
friend contacted the Department<br />
of Conservation.<br />
Battle over future of Dark Star Ale House and Cafe site<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
DIAMOND <strong>Harbour</strong>’s Dark Star<br />
Ale House and Cafe will close in<br />
March, but unless a new operator<br />
takes over the lease its owners<br />
will have to remove all structures<br />
from the site.<br />
Statutory approval for the cafe<br />
building, the equivalent of a<br />
building and resource consent,<br />
was obtained by a previous<br />
owner through emergency<br />
earthquake legislation.<br />
That approval expired in<br />
April but was extended to June<br />
2021.<br />
Owner Martin Richardson<br />
said he and wife Donna had<br />
planned to sell the business, but<br />
the limited time remaining on<br />
the site’s building approval had<br />
put potential buyers off.<br />
“Nobody in their right mind<br />
is going to take this on with a<br />
limited [time frame].”<br />
A city council spokeswoman<br />
said the lease was for the land<br />
only and all buildings were the<br />
property and responsibility of<br />
the leaseholder.<br />
“All of their property will need<br />
to be removed at the end of the<br />
lease.”<br />
The Richardsons are<br />
petitioning the city council<br />
to extend the site’s building<br />
approval beyond its June 2021<br />
cut-off.<br />
The petition on change.org<br />
has more than 450 signatures<br />
and calls for the site’s statutory<br />
building approval to be extended<br />
“until such time as new services<br />
are built on the Godley House<br />
site.”<br />
The city council spokeswoman<br />
said there had not yet been a<br />
discussion with the community<br />
about the future of the Godley<br />
House site.<br />
“So it is not possible to<br />
comment on future plans at this<br />
time. This discussion is planned<br />
CLOSING:<br />
The Dark<br />
Star Ale<br />
House and<br />
Cafe will<br />
close in<br />
March, but<br />
its owners<br />
hope a<br />
petition<br />
will enable<br />
another<br />
operator to<br />
take their<br />
place.<br />
for the <strong>2018</strong>/19 financial year.”<br />
The spokeswoman said the<br />
city council would “be happy<br />
to consider . . . an alternative<br />
operator” but no commitment<br />
could be given in the “absence of<br />
a specific proposal.”<br />
“Any new operator would<br />
need to commit to removing any<br />
buildings and structures at no<br />
cost to ratepayers at the end of<br />
the lease.<br />
“Other than the council<br />
approval and this commitment,<br />
there is no impediment to a new<br />
owner purchasing the business<br />
from the current tenants.”<br />
The Richardsons’ lease on the<br />
site expired in April and had<br />
since been renewed on a monthby-month<br />
basis.<br />
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that would only last until 2021,<br />
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to do on the site to get a new<br />
building consent was “beyond<br />
our pocket.”<br />
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Williams in<br />
line for<br />
another award<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
LYTTELTON’S Marlon Williams<br />
is in line for more awards this<br />
month, after recently receiving<br />
a coveted Silver Scroll award<br />
and recognition for his directing<br />
skills.<br />
Williams received the Tui for<br />
Best Music Video at the New<br />
Zealand Music Artisan awards<br />
on Monday, for his direction on<br />
the video for the song Vampire<br />
Again.<br />
That comes after the artist won<br />
the prestigious <strong>2018</strong> APRA Silver<br />
Scroll Award for his duet with<br />
fellow Lyttelton musician Aldous<br />
Harding, Nobody Gets What They<br />
Want Anymore.<br />
Williams was in contention for<br />
a further trio of awards at next<br />
week’s Vodafone Music Awards –<br />
album of the year, best solo artist<br />
and best alternative artist.<br />
Williams is also in New<br />
Zealand cinemas currently, with<br />
a role in film A Star Is Born, directed<br />
by and starring American<br />
actor Bradley Cooper.<br />
Williams plays a young singer,<br />
also named Marlon Williams<br />
with a New Zealand accent, who<br />
finds success alongside Cooper’s<br />
character.<br />
RESIDENTS IN areas where<br />
water is no longer chlorinated<br />
may see treatment resume over<br />
summer — unless people across<br />
the city reduce how much they<br />
use.<br />
To cope with the traditional<br />
surge in demand over summer,<br />
the city council said it may<br />
need to draw water from wells<br />
that have not been signed off as<br />
secure.<br />
If that<br />
happens, all<br />
water provided<br />
from<br />
that pump<br />
station will<br />
need to be<br />
chlorinated.<br />
“There is<br />
Helen<br />
Beaumont<br />
no way to<br />
separate the<br />
water from<br />
the secure<br />
wells which doesn’t need to be<br />
chlorinated from that supplied<br />
from the unsecure below ground<br />
well heads, which will need to<br />
be treated,” said city council<br />
water supply improvement<br />
programme manager Helen<br />
Beaumont.<br />
“What’s important for people<br />
to understand is we need them<br />
to reduce how much water they<br />
use so we can keep working on<br />
upgrading well heads. Being able<br />
to work over summer is essential<br />
if we’re going to have any chance<br />
of removing chlorine within the<br />
12 month deadline.”<br />
If consumption isn’t reduced<br />
enough, the city council will<br />
consider introducing water<br />
restrictions.<br />
“We’re hopeful we won’t<br />
need to go that far because the<br />
community has indicated it was<br />
prepared to save water this summer<br />
if it means we can get the<br />
work done and end temporary<br />
chlorination sooner,” Ms Beaumont<br />
said.<br />
The city council did a survey<br />
and about two-thirds of people<br />
said they would be prepared to<br />
reduce water use while nearly<br />
80 per cent were in favour of<br />
restrictions.<br />
There are nine unchlorinated<br />
pump stations around the city,<br />
primarily in the east and norwest.<br />
“Over winter, we have been<br />
able to rely on the secure above<br />
ground well heads at these pump<br />
stations. However, when usage<br />
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UPGRADE: The<br />
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is warning<br />
residents to<br />
conserve<br />
water or it will<br />
have to put<br />
restrictions in<br />
place and treat<br />
unchlorinated<br />
wells.<br />
goes up, we need to reintroduce<br />
the below ground wells that are<br />
yet to be upgraded, which means<br />
the water requires chlorination.”<br />
There are four sites with only<br />
above ground well heads —<br />
Gardiners, Estuary, Keyes and<br />
Prestons. Water from<br />
these will not be chlorinated.<br />
The city council is encouraging<br />
hand-held watering only for<br />
lawns and gardens on alternate<br />
days.<br />
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BAY HARBOUR<br />
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />
LAST YEAR, during the school<br />
production of Aladdin, it was<br />
clear that if Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
School pupils had three wishes,<br />
one of them would be a bike<br />
track.<br />
Due to the hard work of Matt<br />
Coultas, bike track builder<br />
extraordinaire and ex-Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> student, and friends,<br />
this wish came true.<br />
Pupils soon heard this was taking<br />
place and appeared at school<br />
SCHOOLS<br />
RIDERS: Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> School pupils Joel, Nate, Sam,<br />
Noah and Marleah ride the new bike track. <br />
Bike track wish comes true<br />
at Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> School<br />
to help craft the jumps and test<br />
them out.<br />
During the first week back<br />
of term 4, students used their<br />
advocacy and negotiation skills<br />
to lead the development of<br />
protocols around the use of the<br />
track.<br />
Most lunchtimes they can be<br />
now seen flying over the jumps<br />
and twisting around the bends<br />
on their much-loved new bike<br />
track.<br />
Neon lights brighten Halloween<br />
SUMNER’S NAYLAND St<br />
Church hosted their second<br />
neon light party last week.<br />
Organised by the Sumner<br />
Redcliffs Anglican Church, 30<br />
volunteers hosted about 400<br />
visitors over the course of the<br />
three-hour event.<br />
Organisers said they wanted to<br />
provide a fun and safe space for<br />
Sumner children on Halloween<br />
as it was a big night for the community.<br />
Activities this year included<br />
an indoor adventure maze, a<br />
bouncy castle, free sausage sizzle,<br />
free coffee and free candy<br />
floss.<br />
Youth Pastor Cassie Lee said it<br />
was “a great night to meet more<br />
young people in our village.”<br />
She said the organisers had<br />
received plenty of positive<br />
feedback from parents.<br />
JUMPING: Bouncy castles are always popular,<br />
even on Halloween.<br />
COOKING: Church manager Rick Smith, youth pastor Cam<br />
Haylock and curate John Fox.<br />
CANDY: Costumed trick-or-treaters line up<br />
for candy floss.<br />
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South Pacific Expo<br />
Island Night.<br />
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Immerse yourself in the islands and visit booths on the following destinations so that<br />
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When: Wednesday 05 December<br />
Time: starts at 6.00pm<br />
Where: 987 Ferry Road, Ferrymead<br />
Be inspired with brief 5 minute<br />
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Young chefs take over restaurant<br />
PERFECT: The young chefs and front of house staff from<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> School dig in to the left over rhubarb mousse<br />
dessert.<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
LYTTELTON SCHOOL pupils<br />
are hoping to make a dent in the<br />
number of pests at the Port Hill’s<br />
Urumau Reserve this month<br />
with their trapping programme.<br />
Principal Brendan Wright said<br />
a group of pupils had<br />
been learning about the<br />
reserve and the science<br />
behind pest trapping<br />
since term three.<br />
Board of trustees<br />
member and parent John<br />
Garrett, who is helping<br />
to organise the project,<br />
said the traps will be<br />
a mix of small animal<br />
traps and possum traps.<br />
He said they have been ordered<br />
and should be placed in the<br />
reserve this month.<br />
“We’re looking to make sure<br />
people understand why the<br />
traps are there and to leave them<br />
alone.”<br />
Brendan<br />
Wright<br />
After the traps have been in<br />
place for some time, the pupils<br />
will investigate whether it has<br />
made an impact on the number<br />
of pests in the reserve.<br />
“We want the native birds<br />
and plants to thrive. I’m not an<br />
ecologist, but there are all sorts<br />
of birds up there, native<br />
plants and lizards that<br />
need a fair go.”<br />
Dr Garrett said the<br />
pupils had chosen the<br />
project to “see if they could<br />
reduce the number of pests<br />
in the reserve.”<br />
The pupils had studied<br />
the pests using tracking<br />
tunnels and chew cards to<br />
see what pest species are present.<br />
“The idea of monitoring was to<br />
see how may pest species there<br />
were and where to place the<br />
traps.”<br />
Mr Wright said the project<br />
aligned with the school’s<br />
commitment to the Predator Free<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
FOUR YOUNG chefs from<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> School have<br />
surpassed expectations with<br />
their first restaurant service last<br />
week.<br />
Ten pupils took over the<br />
running of Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
restaurant, Preserved Eatery, for<br />
the night. Four of them became<br />
chefs and six served and cleaned<br />
up.<br />
The evening raised $650 for<br />
the school’s Garden to Table<br />
programme.<br />
Giving up their chance to<br />
head out trick-or-treating, Otis,<br />
Henry, Ben and Noah spent<br />
Wednesday preparing to serve a<br />
four-course meal for 19 diners.<br />
The menu included pea soup,<br />
hand-made ravioli with ricotta,<br />
pickled vegetables and a rhubarb<br />
mousse for dessert.<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> School<br />
principal Jill Pears said the four<br />
boys were “a bit nervous before<br />
the diners arrived” but “rose to<br />
the occasion” to make the night<br />
a success.<br />
“The kids had a wonderful<br />
time and the diners had a<br />
2050 project and Whaka Ora<br />
Healthy <strong>Harbour</strong> plan, as well as<br />
the Enviroschools programme.<br />
“Environmental awareness is<br />
actually in our curriculum.”<br />
He said the pupils involved<br />
were “absolutely” passionate<br />
about the environment and<br />
had been learning about native<br />
species in the reserve from<br />
various experts.<br />
“It’s actually quite a diverse<br />
environment up there.”<br />
The pupils have also been<br />
involved in a number of planting<br />
days at the reserve in an effort to<br />
build a relationship between the<br />
school and the reserve.<br />
PLANTING: Lyttelton<br />
Primary School pupils at one<br />
of the planting days leading<br />
up to the trapping project.<br />
wonderful time.”<br />
A review by parent and diner<br />
Helen Cobby on the Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> School website praised<br />
the pupils’ efforts, saying the<br />
food “not only tasted amazing<br />
but looked incredible.”<br />
“I think I can speak for<br />
everyone when I say that we<br />
were all so impressed by what<br />
we saw from everyone involved,”<br />
she said.<br />
Preserved Eatery co-owner<br />
SCHOOLS<br />
PLATED:<br />
The dessert<br />
served up<br />
by Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong><br />
School pupils<br />
at Preserved<br />
Eatery last<br />
week.<br />
Anna Mahy said the quality<br />
and presentation of the meals<br />
impressed the diners.<br />
“They did a great job. I think<br />
the kids can be very proud of<br />
themselves.”<br />
Mrs Mahy and Ms Pears<br />
agreed they would like to see the<br />
event happen again, potentially<br />
on a seasonal basis.<br />
“I’d love to do it again and get<br />
more kids involved,” Mrs Mahy<br />
said.<br />
Lyttelton pupils plan to trap pests at Urumau Reserve<br />
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News<br />
Extra funding for<br />
community groups<br />
BANKS PENINSULA and<br />
city community groups<br />
will receive an increased<br />
amount of funding this<br />
year from Christchurch<br />
Casinos Charitable Trust<br />
annual grants distribution.<br />
A total of $186,500 in<br />
grants was announced<br />
last week at the<br />
CCCT grants<br />
presentation.<br />
Since it was<br />
established 23<br />
years ago in 1995<br />
Christchurch<br />
Casinos<br />
Charitable Trust<br />
has given a total<br />
of $4,092,250 in<br />
grants to support<br />
community<br />
groups working to support<br />
and educate for prevention<br />
of compulsive and<br />
addictive problems.<br />
CCCT chairwoman<br />
Lady Karen Hadlee said<br />
funds were distributed to<br />
an increased number of 35<br />
agencies this year working<br />
in areas of community<br />
support, education and<br />
youth, telephone and<br />
other counselling, sexual<br />
abuse agencies, refugee<br />
centres and prison-related<br />
charities.<br />
“Recipients of funding<br />
are achieving positive<br />
results of significant<br />
change for individuals<br />
and families impacted<br />
by addictive behaviour,<br />
including gambling,” she<br />
said.<br />
The 35 agencies<br />
receiving funding are<br />
all fully engaged in<br />
community services<br />
support work and<br />
making an important<br />
difference through their<br />
commitment and diverse<br />
projects, Lady Hadlee said.<br />
Through a long-term<br />
Karen Hadlee<br />
commitment the CCCT<br />
has exceeded $4 million<br />
in total funding for<br />
Canterbury community<br />
support groups.<br />
Donations were<br />
presented to recipients<br />
comprising of:<br />
Church<br />
agencies<br />
Christchurch<br />
City Mission –<br />
$12,500<br />
Christchurch<br />
Apostolic Trust –<br />
$4000<br />
Enrich<br />
Community<br />
Chaplaincy Trust<br />
– $3000<br />
Total – $19,500<br />
Community support<br />
agencies<br />
Age Concern<br />
Canterbury Incorporated<br />
– $10,000<br />
Aviva (incorporating<br />
Christchurch Women’s<br />
Refuge) Charitable Trust<br />
– $8000<br />
Battered Women’s Trust<br />
– $4000<br />
Canterbury Men’s<br />
Centre – $8000<br />
Home and Family<br />
Society Christchurch –<br />
$8000<br />
Kingdom Resources Ltd<br />
– $8000<br />
Birthright Canterbury<br />
Trust – $2000<br />
NZ Council of Victim<br />
Supports Group Inc –<br />
$2000<br />
Shakti Ethnic<br />
Women’s Support<br />
Group Christchurch<br />
Incorporated – $6000<br />
Tenants Protection<br />
Association (ChCh)<br />
Incorporated – $6000<br />
Stopping Violence<br />
Services (Christchurch)<br />
Incorporated – $3000<br />
West Christchurch<br />
Women’s Refuge Society<br />
Incorporated – $8000<br />
The Order of St John<br />
South Island Region –<br />
$5000<br />
YMCA Christchurch<br />
Inc: $5000<br />
Citizens Advice Bureau<br />
– $3000<br />
Total – $86,000<br />
Education and youth<br />
agencies<br />
Big Brothers Big Sisters<br />
of Christchurch – $5000<br />
Cholmondeley<br />
Children’s Centre – $8000<br />
Christchurch Children’s<br />
Holiday Camps Trust –<br />
$5000<br />
180 Degrees Trust –<br />
$3000<br />
Korowai Youth Well-<br />
Being Trust – $8000<br />
Life Education Trust<br />
Canterbury – $4000<br />
Life Education<br />
Trust Mid and South<br />
Canterbury – $2000<br />
Opawaho Trust – $2000<br />
Spirit of Adventure<br />
Trust – $5000<br />
Cross Over Trust –<br />
$3000<br />
K2 Youth Development<br />
Trust – $2000<br />
Total – $47,000<br />
Sexual and child<br />
abuse and prisonrelated<br />
charities<br />
Project Esther Trust –<br />
$10,000<br />
Pillars Incorporated –<br />
$8000<br />
Total – $18,000<br />
Telephone and<br />
other counselling<br />
Caroline House – $5000<br />
Lifeline Foundation<br />
Charitable Trust – $5000<br />
Youthline Central South<br />
Island – $3000<br />
Petersgate Counselling<br />
Centre – $3000<br />
Total – $16,000<br />
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Your Local Views<br />
5 th to 11 th <strong>November</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />
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OPENED: Green Party Port Hills list MP Eugenie Sage opens the new hut on<br />
Quail Island. <br />
New hut in the harbour<br />
$<br />
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Fresh NZ Lamb Leg<br />
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USA Red/Green<br />
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Heathcote Ward<br />
city councillor Sara<br />
Templeton writes<br />
about the opening of<br />
the Ōtamahua hut on<br />
Quail Island<br />
WITH summer<br />
fast approaching<br />
the Department of<br />
Conservation has just<br />
opened a new hut and<br />
it’s only a hop, skip and<br />
a jump away from urban<br />
Christchurch.<br />
The 12-bunk Ōtamahua<br />
hut on Quail Island was<br />
opened by the Minister<br />
for Conservation Eugenie<br />
Sage on <strong>November</strong> 3 as<br />
part of the Banks Peninsula<br />
Walking Festival and<br />
around 90 people attended<br />
– many of them families<br />
with young children.<br />
I’d be willing to bet that<br />
by the end of the day there<br />
were a significant number<br />
of bookings as it is so accessible,<br />
so attractive and<br />
so affordable. Bunks are<br />
$15 per adult and $7.50 per<br />
child per night, making it<br />
a great holiday so close to<br />
home.<br />
The hut was built<br />
around 1910 by prisoners<br />
from the Lyttelton Jail and<br />
became a caretakers cottage<br />
soon after.<br />
It’s been lovingly<br />
restored with the help<br />
of a grant from the<br />
Rod Donald Trust and<br />
is tucked in a clearing<br />
overlooking the harbour<br />
across to Lyttelton. I’m<br />
betting the lights look<br />
beautiful at night and am<br />
looking forward to finding<br />
out next month.<br />
Over the last 21 years,<br />
the Ōtamahua Quail<br />
Island Ecological Restoration<br />
Trust has worked<br />
with DOC to rid it of pests<br />
and to restore native bush<br />
to the island, with over<br />
95,000 planted so far.<br />
The shade is welcome,<br />
bird song is lovely and<br />
there’s a lovely beach for<br />
swimming. Not to forget<br />
the history – the quarantine<br />
stories and the Antarctic<br />
connections are well<br />
marked on the two-hour<br />
walk that circumnavigates<br />
the island.<br />
Ōtamahua hut is the<br />
latest of DOC’s familyfriendly<br />
Banks Peninsula<br />
huts, with Packhorse and<br />
the Rod Donald Hut well<br />
established and well used<br />
by families for years. They<br />
are a short drive from<br />
Christchurch, a short<br />
walk to reach and you are<br />
guaranteed a bed as they<br />
are booked online.<br />
The various volunteer<br />
groups working on the<br />
Port Hills and Banks Peninsula<br />
do amazing work to<br />
enhance local ecology and<br />
biodiversity and make the<br />
area an stunning one for<br />
locals and visitors alike to<br />
explore.<br />
There are so many now<br />
and I know that if I tried<br />
to name them all I’d miss<br />
one out, but you know<br />
who you are.<br />
Thank you to you all.<br />
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Jetty beer to launch on Friday<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
A CRAFT beer brewed<br />
to raise money for the<br />
restoration of Governors<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>’s jetty will be released<br />
on Friday.<br />
A launch party will<br />
be held at Two Thumb<br />
Brewing’s Manchester St<br />
brewery.<br />
The Governors <strong>Bay</strong> jetty<br />
is more than 100 years old<br />
but has been closed due<br />
to damage sustained in<br />
the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes.<br />
The Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />
Jetty Restoration Trust still<br />
needs to raise $400,000<br />
from the $600,000 community<br />
funded portion of<br />
the $3 million restoration<br />
project.<br />
Brewing the beer was<br />
one of the trust’s many<br />
fundraising projects.<br />
More than half of the<br />
129 cases of the limited<br />
800-litre brew had been<br />
pre-ordered.<br />
Said trust member<br />
Louisa Eades: “We’ve had<br />
an amazing response and<br />
many people put encouraging<br />
and interesting<br />
comments on the order<br />
form.”<br />
Ms Eades said one buyer<br />
had got married on the<br />
jetty 27 years ago.<br />
The craft beer,<br />
Crooked Pile, was a<br />
steam beer, brewed<br />
using yeast strands that<br />
normally favour cooler<br />
temperatures in a hot<br />
brewing process.<br />
Two Thumb Brewing<br />
owner and Governors <strong>Bay</strong><br />
resident Mark Limber<br />
described the beer as<br />
“something light, between<br />
a pale ale and a larger.”<br />
Each $120 case contains<br />
12 500ml bottles, with all<br />
profits going towards the<br />
restoration.<br />
•People can purchase<br />
the beer from website<br />
www.savethejetty.org,<br />
or follow the trust’s<br />
Facebook page.<br />
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Nuturing the young for 167 years<br />
The late US journalist<br />
Herb Caen wrote: “A city<br />
is not gauged by its length<br />
and width but by the<br />
broadness of its vision and<br />
the height of its dreams.”<br />
Caen might have been<br />
writing of Christchurch,<br />
as our visions for the new<br />
city pay homage to the<br />
dreams of the founders<br />
while unleashing our own<br />
dreams for a lofty future.<br />
At the heart of the<br />
city since those earliest<br />
aspirational days when the<br />
founders laid out the first<br />
roads and planted the first<br />
trees, St Michael’s has had<br />
at its heart the vision and<br />
dreams of our city and its<br />
children.<br />
Indeed, for 167 years,<br />
St Michael’s has been<br />
educating and nurturing<br />
the visionaries and<br />
dreamers who continue to<br />
shape our city and step<br />
out into the world beyond.<br />
For our young pupils have<br />
limitless potential to lead<br />
exciting and generous<br />
lives, and we have the<br />
responsibility to educate and inspire<br />
them, to encourage every child to<br />
flourish, in mind, body and spirit.<br />
St Michael’s is a prep school for girls<br />
and boys in Years 1-8. Our classes are<br />
small, fewer than 20 pupils, and our<br />
specialist teachers ensure each child is<br />
an individual, well known by staff and<br />
fellow pupils alike. For at the heart of<br />
St Michael’s are the essential values<br />
of Christian faith and good citizenship:<br />
respect, integrity, community, faith,<br />
hope and love.<br />
An independent school education<br />
at the primary level is a great gift<br />
and so traditional foundations in<br />
Counting the beat, an exploration of rhythm. Year 1<br />
and 2 Music.<br />
English and Maths are assured. This<br />
academic rigour then underpins our<br />
wider curriculums in Science, History,<br />
Geography and Spanish. IT literacy is<br />
taught, not assumed, and computer<br />
use is measured. We like teaching and<br />
talking to our pupils!<br />
A prep education offers balance.<br />
St Michael’s cultural and sports’<br />
programmes further develop each<br />
child’s foundation, as creativity and<br />
problem-solving come in many forms.<br />
Specialist art and music classes are<br />
enjoyed weekly. We have two choirs,<br />
and most pupils play at least one<br />
instrument or study speech and<br />
drama with one of our nine<br />
itinerant staff.<br />
Located in the heart of<br />
the city, on the banks of<br />
the Avon and the new City<br />
Promenade, our extended<br />
campus is spectacular:<br />
today, the Art Gallery;<br />
tomorrow, the Gardens;<br />
tennis later in Hagley Park.<br />
A recent school survey<br />
indicates that many of<br />
our parents now work in<br />
the thriving city centre,<br />
or Lincoln and Riccarton<br />
Road hubs but they live<br />
city-wide. They comment<br />
on the benefit of knowing<br />
their children are in<br />
school nearby and the<br />
convenience of popping<br />
in for an hour to catch<br />
a performance or watch<br />
a race. With the new<br />
central exchange only a<br />
block away, a number of<br />
children arrive by bus from<br />
all corners of the city.<br />
Is your child one of 15<br />
or 50? Is their classroom a<br />
calm, productive learning<br />
space or is the noise and<br />
movement unceasing? How<br />
much of the teacher’s attention does<br />
your child actually receive? There is<br />
an alternative.<br />
You and your child are warmly<br />
invited to discover for yourselves<br />
our purposeful, wholehearted and<br />
inclusive prep school. Our Open Day<br />
is Tuesday, <strong>November</strong> 14, or contact<br />
our registrar, Bec Hitchcock, for a<br />
personal tour: 03 379 9790.<br />
On the Alps2Ocean cycle trail as part of the<br />
Year 7 and 8 Mt Cook Camp.<br />
On the go! School Athletic Sports at Christ’s<br />
College.<br />
Cracking good fun! The school’s annual<br />
Holiday Programme.<br />
St Michael’s<br />
Your school at the heart of the city since 1851<br />
✓ Co-educational, Years 1-8<br />
✓ Small classes<br />
✓ Specialist teachers<br />
✓ Traditional classrooms;<br />
academic rigour<br />
✓ Musical excellence<br />
✓ Christian values<br />
✓ Before & after school care:<br />
7.30am - 5.30pm<br />
✓ Cental city location,<br />
easy access<br />
In tune: St Michael’s pupils perform at the Christchurch Schools’<br />
Music Festival, earlier this term.<br />
Open Day: Tuesday 14 <strong>November</strong><br />
www.saintmichaels.school.nz 249 Durham Street 379 9790
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• By Matt Salmons<br />
GOVERNORS <strong>Bay</strong>’s Vicky<br />
Roberts won her charity<br />
boxing bout at the Fight for<br />
Christchurch at Horncastle<br />
Arena on Saturday night.<br />
In the first bout of the<br />
evening, Roberts beat<br />
opponent Kimberley<br />
Rose by unanimous<br />
points decision over three<br />
rounds.<br />
However, Roberts’<br />
victory was tinged with<br />
sadness after Sumner<br />
Rugby Club member Kain<br />
Parsons was critically<br />
injured during his bout<br />
with former Tasman Mako<br />
rugby player Steve Alfeld<br />
later in the night.<br />
“It’s really tragic, it’s just<br />
awful,” Roberts said.<br />
She was backstage when<br />
Parsons was knocked<br />
unconscious, and said she<br />
wished his family well and<br />
hoped he would make a full<br />
recovery.<br />
Parsons remains in<br />
a critical condition at<br />
Christchurch Hospital.<br />
Robert’s is a volunteer<br />
firefighter and security<br />
operational manager. It was<br />
• By Matt Salmons<br />
SUMNER’S championship<br />
cricket side have continued<br />
their winning one-day<br />
form at home, beating old<br />
rivals Merivale-Papanui<br />
by more than 120 runs on<br />
Saturday.<br />
Sumner batted first and<br />
were bowled out for 215.<br />
In reply, Merivale-Papanui<br />
were all out for 81.<br />
The win puts Sumner<br />
second on the championship<br />
ladder behind unbeaten<br />
Heathcote.<br />
Sumner will host Riccarton<br />
on Saturday.<br />
Said Sumner club coach<br />
Dan Vann: “We dominated<br />
Riccarton in that first<br />
round of the two-dayer.<br />
SPORTS<br />
her first boxing match and<br />
the victory had left her “on<br />
cloud nine,” she said.<br />
Roberts selected Cure<br />
Kids as her charity for the<br />
event.<br />
She has raised more<br />
than $3500 and planned to<br />
continue fundraising for a<br />
further week.<br />
In the lead up to the<br />
fight, Roberts said she<br />
“wouldn’t normally fight a<br />
person” but her confidence<br />
was growing under trainer<br />
Nort Beauchamp at the<br />
One More Round boxing<br />
gym.<br />
Heading to the ring with<br />
her entourage on Saturday<br />
night, she said she felt<br />
“awful.”<br />
“As soon as you get in the<br />
ring and you’re with your<br />
trainer, that all goes away.”<br />
The pressure and<br />
excitement of the night was<br />
what enabled her to get<br />
the upper hand over her<br />
opponent, she said.<br />
“I think I was a bit<br />
But they seem to be doing<br />
pretty well now, they’re<br />
third.”<br />
Vann said Sumner and<br />
Merivale-Papanui “usually<br />
have some pretty good tussles.”<br />
“It’s pretty good to have<br />
that [win] under the belt,”<br />
he said.<br />
Sumner elected to bat<br />
and lost two early wickets<br />
with the score at 27.<br />
Vann said George Moore<br />
was the stand-out for Sumner,<br />
playing an anchor role<br />
and scoring a century.<br />
“He got his first senior<br />
100 and he just batted really<br />
well, really patiently.”<br />
Moore was dismissed for<br />
109, and Van chimed in<br />
with a quick 41 before the<br />
VICTORY:<br />
Governors<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>’s Vicky<br />
Roberts won<br />
her bout at<br />
the Fight for<br />
Christchurch<br />
event on<br />
Saturday.<br />
PHOTO: CMG<br />
SPORT<br />
Roberts wins first<br />
charity boxing bout<br />
overwhelmed to start<br />
with.” She said she did not<br />
remember much about<br />
the fight itself, other than<br />
her trainer’s advice to “hit<br />
hard, hit first, and take it<br />
from there.”<br />
After the fight, she spent<br />
time with her opponent the<br />
way “sportsmanship should<br />
be.”<br />
“At the end of the day, it’s<br />
for charity, so there are no<br />
real losers.”<br />
She said she got a “good<br />
knock” on her nose and<br />
eye and was in “absolute<br />
agony” on Monday<br />
morning but still went to<br />
work.<br />
“I won, so I can’t<br />
complain.”<br />
She said she was thankful<br />
for the support of her<br />
employer, her husband<br />
Gary and her trainer.<br />
She wants to continue<br />
training but is unsure if<br />
that would lead to another<br />
round in the ring.<br />
“I don’t know if I would<br />
do [Fight for Christchurch]<br />
again, but I would<br />
definitely recommend<br />
others do it. It’s got to be a<br />
bucket list thing.”<br />
Sumner move to second on<br />
championship cricket table<br />
side was bowled out.<br />
Bowlers Dean Smith<br />
and Nawid Mohammady<br />
had Merivale-Papanui in<br />
trouble, taking four early<br />
wickets.<br />
The introduction of Tyler<br />
Walker then closed the<br />
door on any chance of a<br />
fight back. Walker took an<br />
impressive 5/8 – his maiden<br />
five-wicket bag for Sumner.<br />
Jonny Percasky also<br />
bowled well taking 1/20.<br />
Sumner’s division three<br />
side, The Mighty, suffered<br />
their first loss of the season,<br />
falling short of rivals the<br />
East Shirley Kings by 45<br />
runs.<br />
Feeder side The Blues<br />
lost to Lancaster Park<br />
Woolston.<br />
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We have so many ‘Manufacturers Markdowns’ to which we have<br />
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Heritage Week: No Voice, No<br />
Choice<br />
Daily until <strong>November</strong> 23,<br />
10.30am-4.30pm<br />
Visit the Akaroa Museum to<br />
see an exhibition exploring the<br />
life and experiences of women<br />
living on Banks Peninsula from<br />
the mid 19th-century to the mid<br />
20th-century. Free entry.<br />
Akaroa Museum, 71 Rue<br />
Lavaud, Akaroa<br />
Mt Pleasant Bridge Club<br />
Wednesdays 7.20pm and Fridays<br />
1pm<br />
Head down for one or both<br />
of two sessions at this 42-yearold<br />
bridge club. All visitors are<br />
welcome. Players need to be<br />
seated ten minutes prior to the<br />
start. For more information,<br />
please phone Kay on 384 9113.<br />
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club Rooms<br />
Storytimes/Wā Kōrero<br />
Wednesday, 10.30-11am, Tuesday,<br />
11-11.30am<br />
Go along to the Lyttelton Library<br />
for Storytimes, a free and<br />
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Sumner Library, Wednesday,<br />
and Lyttelton Library, Tuesday<br />
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Wednesday, 10am-noon, Friday,<br />
10.30am-noon<br />
Email matt.salmons@starmedia.kiwi by<br />
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Lyttelton Library, Wednesday,<br />
and Sumner Library, Friday<br />
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Thursday, 9.30am-noon<br />
Take your own creative project<br />
or come and get some inspiration.<br />
Phone Beth for more information<br />
on 022 678 1252.<br />
St Andrews Anglican Church,<br />
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs<br />
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Thursdays, 6.30-7.30pm, until<br />
December 13<br />
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pharmacist. Take home<br />
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Heathcote Valley Community<br />
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The Smith family<br />
celebrate Armistice<br />
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<strong>November</strong> 12,<br />
1918. Because of<br />
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times between<br />
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Armistice Day this Sunday marks 100 years since the end of World War 1. Check out one<br />
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•Witch Hill Armistice Celebration – Meet in the Rāpaki Car Park on Summit Rd<br />
at 9.30am before walking to the memorial seat on the summit of Witch Hill for the<br />
remembrance service. People can bring poppies to attach to the seat.<br />
•Akaroa Armistice Service – A special service will be held at the Akaroa War Memorial<br />
at 10.50am and church bells will sound 11 times in town. Tea, coffee and 1916 rolled oat<br />
biscuits will be served after the ceremony.<br />
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Friday and Tuesday, 10.30-<br />
11am<br />
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language. Babytimes is an interactive<br />
programme including<br />
rhymes, songs, stories and play.<br />
Free.<br />
Lyttelton Library, Friday, and<br />
Sumner Library, Tuesday<br />
Mixed Menagerie<br />
Friday, Saturday, Sunday<br />
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and Sophie McCulla. Mixed<br />
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Stoddart Cottage Gallery, Diamond<br />
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Mt Pleasant Art & Craft<br />
Market<br />
Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm<br />
Get your Christmas shopping<br />
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Mt Pleasant Memorial Community<br />
Centre, 3 McCormacks<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> Rd<br />
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December 17<br />
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Heathcote Valley Community<br />
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Lyttelton Farmers’ Market<br />
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NGĀPUHI EVOLVED MANDATE PROPOSAL<br />
VOTING ON EVOLVED MODEL FOR TREATY SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS<br />
The Crown, Tūhoronuku Independent Mandated Authority (TIMA) and Te Kōtahitanga o Ngā Hapū o Ngāpuhi (together<br />
Te Rōpū Tūhono) all support a proposed way forward for Ngāpuhi.<br />
TIMA holds a conditional mandate for Ngāpuhi. The Waitangi Tribunal found that the mandate was deficient in a<br />
number of respects and recommended an evolution of the mandate (4 September 2015).<br />
Following hui with Ngāpuhi across the motu and Australia, Te Rōpū Tūhono has put forward a proposal to Ngāpuhi nui<br />
tonu as to how the mandate can be evolved.<br />
TIMA and Kōtahitanga now invite all members of Ngāpuhi to participate in this process by attending information hui,<br />
and voting on the evolved mandate proposal for Treaty Settlement Negotiations.<br />
Information hui to be held across the country are as follows:<br />
Location Date and time Venue<br />
Whangaarei 9 <strong>November</strong>, 5.30pm - 7.30pm Whangaarei Terenga Parāoa Marae, 10 Porowini Avenue, Morningside,<br />
Whangarei<br />
Mangakāhia 10 <strong>November</strong>, 8.30am - 11.00am Maungarongo Marae, 689 Mangakāhia Road, Porotī, Whangaarei,<br />
Northland<br />
Hokianga 10 <strong>November</strong>, 1.30pm - 3.30pm Pākanae Marae, cnr SH12 and Waiōtemārama Gorge Road<br />
Kaikohe 10 <strong>November</strong>, 5.00pm - 7.00pm Kaikohe & District Memorial RSA, 158 Broadway, Kaikohe<br />
Whangaroa 11 <strong>November</strong>, 8.30am - 10.30am Whangaroa College, 4157 SH10, Kaeo<br />
Te Pēwhairangi 11 <strong>November</strong>, 12.00pm - 2.00pm Waitangi Copthorne, 1 Tau Henare Drive, Waitangi<br />
Tāmaki ki te Tonga 11 <strong>November</strong>, 6.00pm - 8.00pm Holiday Inn Auckland Airport, 2 Ascot Rd, Mangere, Auckland<br />
Hamilton<br />
12 <strong>November</strong>, 11.00am - 1.00pm Distinction Hamilton Hotel & Conference Centre, 100 Garnett Ave,<br />
Te Rapa, Hamilton<br />
Tāmaki ki raro 12 <strong>November</strong>, 5.30pm - 7.30pm Alexandra Park, cnr Greenlane West and Manukau Road, Greenlane,<br />
Auckland<br />
Dunedin 12 <strong>November</strong>, 6.00pm - 8.00pm Te Huka Mātauraka - Māori Centre, University of Otago, Castle Street,<br />
North Dunedin<br />
Wellington 13 <strong>November</strong>, 8.30am - 10.30am Te Wharewaka o Pōneke, 2 Taranaki Street, Wellington 6011<br />
Whanganui 13 <strong>November</strong>, 5.30pm - 7.30pm Whanganui Function Centre, The Racecourse, 19A Purnell St, Whanganui<br />
Invercargill 13 <strong>November</strong>, 5.30pm - 7.30pm Corinthian Convention Centre, 154 Esk Street, Invercargill<br />
Christchurch 14 <strong>November</strong>, 5.30pm - 7.30pm Crowne Plaza, 764 Colombo Street, Christchurch Central, Chch<br />
Napier<br />
15 <strong>November</strong>, 11.00am - 1.00pm Napier War Memorial and Conference Centre, 48 Marine Parade,<br />
Bluff Hill, Napier<br />
Rotorua 15 <strong>November</strong>, 5.30pm - 7.30pm Novotel Rotorua Lakeside, Lake End, Tūtānekai St, Rotorua<br />
Tūranga (Gisborne) 15 <strong>November</strong>, 5.30pm - 7.30pm Emerald Hotel, 13 Gladstone Road, Gisborne<br />
Voting is open to all members of Ngāpuhi aged 18 years of and over. All registered members of Te Rūnanga Ā Iwi O<br />
Ngāpuhi, 18 years of age and over, will be sent a voting pack. If you are not yet a registered member, you can also vote<br />
in this process by contacting the Independent Returning Officer on free phone 0800 666 044 or iro@electionz.com for<br />
a special voting pack. Alternatively, a special voting pack can be obtained at any of the information hui. Special votes<br />
will be counted subject to confirmation of Ngāpuhi whakapapa (which will be verified by a whakapapa committee).<br />
Votes can be cast:<br />
• by post (by completing and returning the voting form);<br />
• online (using the information on your voting form); or<br />
• at an information hui.<br />
Voting opens on Friday 9 <strong>November</strong> <strong>2018</strong> and closes 12pm midday, 7 December <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
For more information please visit www.govt.nz/ngapuhi If you have any queries, please contact the Independent<br />
Returning Officer on 0800 666 044 or iro@electionz.com<br />
For the purposes of this vote Ngāpuhi means -<br />
1. the collective group composed of individuals who descend from a tupuna of Ngāpuhi; and<br />
2. every whānau, hapū, or group including the hapū in the ‘Terms of Negotiation’ document at www.govt.nz/ngapuhi<br />
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS<br />
The Crown invites submissions, views or inquiries on the evolved mandate from Ngāpuhi. Submissions can be sent<br />
to Ngāpuhi Team, Office of Treaty Settlements, SX 10111, WELLINGTON; or to ngapuhifeedback@justice.govt.nz<br />
and must be received by 12pm midday, Friday 7 December <strong>2018</strong>. All correspondence will be subject to the Official<br />
Information Act 1982 and shared with all parties to Te Rōpū Tūhono.<br />
HAPŪ DECISIONS ON ENDORSEMENT OF EVOLVED MANDATE PROPOSAL<br />
Te Rōpū Tūhono are seeking hapū decisions on the evolved mandate proposal for Ngāpuhi to be represented in Treaty<br />
settlement negotiations with the Crown.<br />
In order to provide evidence of each hapū endorsement decision, Te Rōpū Tūhono will invite hapū to participate in a<br />
formal hapū endorsement decision process. This process will involve:<br />
1. Any hapū member notifying a hui-ā-hapū to be held by 9 December <strong>2018</strong>, giving 14 days public notice of hui.<br />
2. Holding the hui-ā-hapū to decide whether the hapū support the evolved mandate structure.<br />
3. Hapū deciding whether to endorse the evolved mandate as per hapū tikanga (vote or otherwise).<br />
4. Submitting the decision of the hapū to Te Rōpū Tūhono via email, post or website by 12pm, midday<br />
Monday 10 December <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
For more information on this process and to download a hapū decision form please go to https://www.govt.nz/<br />
treaty-settlement-documents/ngapuhi/. An application form for funding for hapū to undertake this process can be<br />
found here also.<br />
All correspondence will be subject to the Official Information Act 1982 and shared with all parties of Te Rōpū Tūhono.<br />
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