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• By Matt Salmons<br />

THERE WERE tears and<br />

hugs as more than 250<br />

Redcliffs School pupils, staff<br />

and residents watched the<br />

demolition of some of the<br />

original buildings yesterday.<br />

Contractors from Scope have<br />

been working on the demolition<br />

since last month and yesterday<br />

demolished the former library<br />

and a classroom.<br />

Redcliffs School principal<br />

Rose McInerney said the there<br />

were a “few hugs from the year<br />

8s” and tears from staff.<br />

“I have to admit this has been<br />

a bit emotional. There are lots of<br />

special memories here.”<br />

Special arrangements were<br />

made so people could enter<br />

the site to view the demolition.<br />

They were also treated to a barbecue<br />

“to make a bit of an occasion<br />

of it,” said Mrs McInerney<br />

She said seeing the<br />

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end of a really long era” and the<br />

“final chapter” in the school’s<br />

time at the Main Rd site.<br />

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days and during major events.<br />

Last week the Sumner<br />

Community and Redcliffs residents’<br />

associations and Linwood-Central-<br />

Heathcote Community Board met<br />

with Canterbury metro police<br />

commander Superintendent Lane<br />

Todd at the Sumner Hub.<br />

The Wednesday meeting came<br />

after residents expressed concern<br />

over the expected increase in people<br />

at the village over summer, as<br />

well as a number of crimes in the<br />

area over the past year, including<br />

aggravated burglaries and a<br />

manslaughter. Residents are calling<br />

for a more visible police presence<br />

in the village and asked for officers<br />

to be permanently stationed at the<br />

Sumner Hub, the former Sumner<br />

police station, over summer.<br />

However, police said the building<br />

did not meet current security or<br />

health and safety requirements for<br />

modern police stations.<br />

Sumner Community Residents’<br />

Association chairwoman Tanya<br />

Michael said it was told a police<br />

station in the area was “not costeffective<br />

or a good use of staff.”<br />

•Turn to page 4


PAGE 2 BAY HARBOUR<br />

Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />

Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

get in touch<br />

from the editor’s desk<br />

IT LOOKS like a happy compromise has<br />

been met over the issue of policing in<br />

Sumner over summer (see page 1).<br />

Sumner Community Residents’<br />

Association, Redcliffs Residents’<br />

Association and Linwood-Central-<br />

Heathcote Community Board wanted police based in the<br />

Sumner Hub – the old police station.<br />

Sumner is swamped with people over summer and with that<br />

comes problems. Having a permanent police base would act as<br />

a deterrent, and also a quick response base to incidents.<br />

But police have said no.<br />

The old police station doesn’t meet their health and safety<br />

standards apparently.<br />

But police have said there will be a presence during the very<br />

busy times and during major events.<br />

Probably not a lot new in that, but the groups are happy with<br />

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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

News<br />

Port company confident<br />

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• By Matt Salmons<br />

THE LYTTELTON Port<br />

Company has responded to<br />

further questions on efforts to<br />

mitigate the effect of pile driving<br />

on Hector’s dolphins, saying it is<br />

confident in its plans.<br />

At its meeting on October 29,<br />

the Banks Peninsula<br />

Community<br />

Board<br />

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to LPC<br />

seeking sound<br />

recording data,<br />

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the marine<br />

mammal<br />

management<br />

plan and details of the training<br />

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their initial questions.<br />

This came after Māui and<br />

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committee member Genevieve<br />

Robinson met with the board<br />

to outline the group’s concern<br />

around how LPC would mitigate<br />

the effect noise from pile driving<br />

on the new cruise berth project<br />

would have on the dolphins.<br />

Said community board member<br />

Felix Dawson: “It is helpful<br />

that a date has been provided<br />

for the public notification of the<br />

Marine Mammal Management<br />

Plan. It is unfortunate that LPC<br />

have chosen not to include a specific<br />

time frame for the provision<br />

of all acoustic data, as until it is<br />

produced it will remain unclear<br />

whether there is any basis to all<br />

of Ms Robinson’s concerns”<br />

In the response discussed<br />

by the board on Monday, LPC<br />

restated that the MMMP would<br />

not be publicly available until “at<br />

least two weeks before marine<br />

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CONFIDENT: The Lyttelton Port Company has responded to<br />

further questions from the Banks Peninsula Community Board<br />

saying it is confident its pile driving plan will mitigate the<br />

impact on dolphins,<br />

piling commences.”<br />

Under LPC’s current time line,<br />

that would mean the document<br />

would likely be released on the<br />

harbour watch website next<br />

week.<br />

Mr Dawson said the board<br />

may ask further questions after<br />

the MMMP was released.<br />

LPC chief executive Peter<br />

Davie said the report had been<br />

prepared by some of New Zealand’s<br />

leading experts in marine<br />

mammals and marine acoustics.<br />

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“It is a highly technical plan<br />

and we are confident that the<br />

plan is robust.”<br />

Mr Davie said Department of<br />

Conservation staff had reviewed<br />

and supported the plan.<br />

The sound recording data<br />

from land-based piling would<br />

likely be provided around the<br />

same time as the MMMP. Data<br />

recorded by LPC to show the<br />

number of dolphins in the<br />

harbour would not be provided<br />

until a paper on the research was<br />

published.<br />

LPC said it did “not consider<br />

it appropriate” to provide the<br />

names of marine observers,<br />

however, their number<br />

and training would be in the<br />

MMMP.<br />

Ms Robinson said she was<br />

“disappointed” more information<br />

was not provided and said<br />

the two weeks where people<br />

could provide feedback on the<br />

MMMP before piling began was<br />

“not enough.”<br />

Mr Davie said people could<br />

comment on or ask questions<br />

about the MMMP by email and<br />

LPC was happy to review any<br />

feedback on the plan.<br />

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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

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No permanent<br />

police presence<br />

in Sumner<br />

•From page 1<br />

Mrs Michael was happy with<br />

the response from police and<br />

said the mobile hub is likely to be<br />

in Sumner over summer. “I was<br />

pretty satisfied that they . . . were<br />

going to do their best out here,” she<br />

said.<br />

Said Superintendent Todd: “As<br />

a result of the meeting, I have<br />

confirmed that a deployment<br />

plan for our mobile hub will be<br />

developed.”<br />

Mrs Michael said police will also<br />

keep community groups informed<br />

about their plans in Sumner.<br />

Safer Sumner, which also<br />

attended the meeting, sought to<br />

have crime cameras put in Sumner.<br />

Mrs Michael said police<br />

reiterated their support for the<br />

cameras. Safer Sumner is set to<br />

approach the community board for<br />

funding on December 3.<br />

Last week, the Sumner<br />

Community Residents’ Association<br />

event organiser Liza Sparrow said<br />

a permanent police presence would<br />

ensure “both residents and visitors<br />

have a sense of increased security.”<br />

Said Mrs Michael: “Sumner’s<br />

asking . . . for a commitment from<br />

them to be more present and give<br />

Sumner more of a police face.<br />

That will make people feel safer. I<br />

was personally happy with their<br />

response.”<br />

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Sumner Sharks to farewell teammate<br />

• By Matt Salmons<br />

SUMNER SHARKS Rugby Club<br />

teammates will farewell 37-yearold<br />

Kain Parsons tomorrow.<br />

Mr Parsons, known as ‘Dingo’,<br />

died after a charity boxing match<br />

last week.<br />

The Versatile Garages project<br />

manager was knocked<br />

unconscious at the Fight for<br />

Christchurch and never regained<br />

consciousness. He died after life<br />

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Freedom camping restrictions in force next month<br />

FREEDOM CAMPERS will<br />

not be so free in Akaroa when<br />

a tightening of where they can<br />

camp comes into effect on<br />

December 1.<br />

The city council agreed on<br />

Thursday to amend the 2015<br />

Freedom Camping Bylaw to<br />

restrict where people can camp<br />

overnight in vehicles to three<br />

marked areas near the Akaroa<br />

Croquet Club on Woodhill Rd.<br />

Under the original bylaw,<br />

freedom camping was banned<br />

in Akaroa’s commercial area<br />

and main waterfront areas, but<br />

people were allowed to camp in<br />

self-contained vehicles for up to<br />

two nights in other parts of the<br />

township, including residential<br />

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Mr Parsons’ funeral will be held<br />

at 2pm at the Westpark Chapel in<br />

Burnside. Sumner Sharks players<br />

will form a guard of honour for his<br />

casket and have prepared a chant<br />

about him.<br />

A Givealittle page set up to<br />

support Mr Parsons’ family had<br />

reached more than $83,000 from<br />

640 donations.<br />

Tributes to Mr Parsons have been<br />

flowing through the Sharks’ Facebook<br />

page since early last week.<br />

However, after a summer<br />

marred by complaints to the<br />

Banks Peninsula Community<br />

Board about the impact<br />

of freedom campers and the<br />

disrespectful behaviour of some,<br />

the city council proposed the<br />

Mr Parsons’ family said he gave<br />

his life in the pursuit of raising<br />

money for those less fortunate. He<br />

was fighting to raise money for<br />

Conductive Education.<br />

“His enormous heart, selfless attitude<br />

and gentle giant nature will<br />

leave a void in the lives of so many.”<br />

Mr Parsons’ death will be<br />

referred to the Coroner.<br />

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RESTRICTED:<br />

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in marked<br />

areas near<br />

the Akaroa<br />

Croquet Club.<br />

changes set to come into effect.<br />

Deputy Mayor and Banks<br />

Peninsula city councillor<br />

Andrew Turner said the city<br />

council has worked to balance<br />

the views of people who want<br />

to encourage a friendly and<br />

Kain Parsons<br />

welcoming attitude toward freedom<br />

campers with the views of<br />

people concerned about negative<br />

impacts of freedom camping.<br />

“Amending the bylaw means<br />

we can manage some of the<br />

more negative impacts of<br />

freedom camping while still<br />

allowing responsible freedom<br />

campers to be able to enjoy<br />

what Akaroa has to offer, with<br />

minimal impact on the town,’’<br />

Cr Turner said.<br />

Three extra parking spaces<br />

will be provided in the<br />

Akaroa Freedom Camping<br />

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self-contained vehicles to say<br />

overnight. Non self-contained<br />

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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

Another big Port Hills fire looms<br />

• By Julia Evans<br />

ANOTHER MAJOR fire on the<br />

Port Hills will happen.<br />

That’s the stark warning from<br />

an agricultural expert who says<br />

the vegetation on the hills is a<br />

powder keg.<br />

Lincoln University’s Derrick<br />

Moot said active management of<br />

the area was needed to prevent<br />

future events<br />

like the Port<br />

Hills fires,<br />

which burned<br />

for 66 days last<br />

year. Helicopter<br />

pilot Steve<br />

Askin crashed<br />

Derrick Moot<br />

and died while<br />

fighting the<br />

blaze.<br />

Two separate fires on Early<br />

Valley Rd and Marleys Hill combined<br />

to one, destroying nine<br />

houses and significantly damaging<br />

two.<br />

An investigation concluded<br />

that both fires were possibly deliberately<br />

lit, though it was listed<br />

as undetermined.<br />

But Dr Moot said in his opinion,<br />

the fire could have easily<br />

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have quite easily blown down to<br />

a lot more housing,” he said.<br />

“They were devastating<br />

enough as it was for the people<br />

involved and we lost someone.<br />

But this was a warning that we<br />

need to have active management<br />

of the peripheral area.”<br />

Dr Moot said simple things such<br />

as maintaining grass growth and<br />

grazing would significantly reduce<br />

the likelihood of another fire.<br />

“We need someone to take responsibility<br />

of the area, whether<br />

that be the Christchurch City<br />

Council, Selwyn District Council<br />

or Environment Canterbury.<br />

There needs to be guidelines for<br />

land owners.”<br />

Dr Moot said if NIWA’s prediction<br />

for a hot, dry <strong>November</strong><br />

came through the grass and<br />

weather in the wider Port Hills<br />

area would be in an identical<br />

state as they were before the fires.<br />

He said the effects of climate<br />

change also have an impact.<br />

Rural firefighter Richard<br />

McNamara, who led the aerial<br />

assault on the fire said there was<br />

always the potential for another<br />

disaster given the “fuels” that<br />

were up on the Port Hills.<br />

“There’s always been fires up<br />

there but the issue is that our<br />

urban dwellings are pushing further<br />

up and also climate change.<br />

We’re going to start having hotter,<br />

drier summers,” he said.<br />

Mr McNamara said it was up<br />

to those who live in the area to<br />

understand the risk as he said<br />

management would be hard to<br />

enforce.<br />

Fire and Emergency New<br />

Zealand manager rural fire Tim<br />

Mitchell said there was not a one<br />

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“It’s not an easy problem to<br />

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he said.<br />

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Book fair raises $7000<br />

• By Matt Salmons<br />

WITH MORE than 8000<br />

books donated and $7000<br />

raised, this year’s Lyttelton<br />

Book Fair was bigger and<br />

better than the last.<br />

The Saturday event was<br />

organised and run by<br />

parents from Lyttelton<br />

Primary School’s family<br />

hub to raised money for<br />

the school’s library.<br />

The first event in 2016<br />

boosted the library’s stock<br />

and allowed the school to<br />

run literary events over the<br />

last two years.<br />

Lyttelton Primary School<br />

secretary and librarian<br />

Rita Norris said this year’s<br />

money would also go towards<br />

the school’s library.<br />

“It will help with books,<br />

author visits and other<br />

activities,” Mrs Norris said.<br />

Organiser Ruth Connor<br />

said the event was “awesome.”<br />

“There was a queue of<br />

about 30 people outside<br />

before we started and<br />

people just kept coming in<br />

all day.”<br />

Ms Connor said $400<br />

was made from the sale of<br />

an 1899 first edition of The<br />

SEARCHING: People search through about 8000<br />

books to find some summer reading at the Lyttelton<br />

Book Fair on Saturday.<br />

Book of The Dead, a 20kg<br />

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Egyptian funeral rites during<br />

the silent auction.<br />

Ms Connor said a parent<br />

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book.<br />

After a story previewing<br />

the event appeared in the<br />

October 31 edition of the<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News, there<br />

was a jump in the number<br />

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said.<br />

“After the story came<br />

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who had no kids or the<br />

school or any connection,<br />

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About 150 books from<br />

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Youth MPs ready to represent Port Hills<br />

Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

• By Matt Salmons<br />

THREE ASPIRING politicians<br />

will represent the Port Hills<br />

electorate at next year’s Youth<br />

Parliament.<br />

They will be Woolston’s Freya<br />

Young, 17, Hillmorton’s Cha’nel<br />

Kaa-Luke, 17, and Westmorland’s<br />

Azaria Howell, 16.<br />

Ruth Dyson<br />

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Cha’nel,<br />

was “a really<br />

talented young<br />

woman” who<br />

was keen,<br />

willing and<br />

Cha’nel<br />

Kaa-Luke<br />

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“I have always had the position<br />

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from Van Asch Deaf Education<br />

Centre is my Youth MP. It is<br />

part of my promotion of deaf<br />

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Parliament has a deaf participant<br />

and sign language interpreters,”<br />

Ms Dyson said.<br />

Cha’nel said she was “very<br />

proud and ready” to take on the<br />

role as she had always strived to<br />

be a leader.<br />

Some of her deaf friends had<br />

taken Youth MP roles before and<br />

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“I had been along to watch<br />

FOCUSED: (Left) – Port Hills National Youth MP Freya Young and Nuk Korako. (Right) – Eugenie Sage and Port Hills Green Party<br />

Youth MP Azaria Howell.<br />

and I have always intrigued me<br />

as to what different people are<br />

passionate about or feel are important.<br />

I also have also had an<br />

interest in law and politics.”<br />

She said her main focus would<br />

be issues facing deaf people<br />

in New Zealand and bringing<br />

understanding and empathy to<br />

those “who struggle a bit more<br />

than the average person.”<br />

Port Hills National list MP<br />

Nuk Korako said he had made<br />

his choice based on Freya’s keen<br />

attitude and dedication.<br />

“She was the standout, very<br />

capable. I think she’s got a very<br />

good future ahead.”<br />

“This is what I love about [this]<br />

programme. You get to meet a<br />

lot of our young ones right at the<br />

start who you know then they<br />

are going to go far.”<br />

Freya said the selection was the<br />

“biggest accomplishment of my<br />

life so far.”<br />

The experienced debater and<br />

aspiring youth councillor said<br />

she would focus on championing<br />

freedom of speech and freeing<br />

business from regulation during<br />

her term as Youth MP.<br />

“I think, right now, that Government<br />

is too big.”<br />

Freya said she wanted to “emulate<br />

a real MP” for the experience<br />

and expand her knowledge of the<br />

issues facing the country.<br />

“I’ve got a real interest in politics<br />

as its definitely the best way<br />

to make changes.”<br />

Green Party Port Hills list MP<br />

Eugenie Sage’s selection, Azaria<br />

Howell, is an experienced representative<br />

for youth.<br />

Said Ms Sage: “I am impressed<br />

with her political engagement,<br />

her skills in the sport of fencing,<br />

always a useful skill in politics,<br />

and how she is prepared to speak<br />

out on a range of issues.”<br />

Azaria had been on the executive<br />

of the Christchurch Youth<br />

Council for a number of years<br />

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Green Party.<br />

The party’s values and focus on<br />

the environment and community<br />

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she said, and she was excited to<br />

be its representative.<br />

“I was really happy. I’m privileged<br />

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Azaria said she will work to<br />

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Selwyn Sounds<br />

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One of New Zealand’s most successful musical exports Jon Stevens<br />

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him, he says.<br />

The Upper Hutt-born rocker will fly out<br />

the day after Selwyn Sounds to meet commitments<br />

at the Red Hot Summer Tour in<br />

Australia.<br />

Stevens said the Australian tour organisers<br />

had tried to convince him to pull out<br />

of Selwyn Sounds.<br />

“I said ‘no way’. I’m not going to opt out<br />

of a New Zealand show, sorry boys,” he<br />

said.<br />

As well as a “frantic” live performance<br />

schedule this year, Stevens said he started<br />

work on his 11th album in January, with a<br />

view to release it in mid-2019.<br />

It will feature his latest song, Rain Down<br />

On Me, released on October 26 to support<br />

drought-stricken farmers in Australia.<br />

He also performed at the Hay Mate concert<br />

on October 27, which raised money<br />

for Australian charity Rural Aid.<br />

“It was great to be a part of it and help<br />

people,” Stevens said.<br />

He said the song, written in January,<br />

fitted the situation as it spoke of a struggle,<br />

but also of hope on the horizon. All proceeds<br />

from the song go to Rural Aid.<br />

“I’m just going to give it to the farmers<br />

and they can have every single cent that<br />

comes from it. That’s my way to help.”<br />

Although he visited family in Queenstown<br />

last year, the last time he performed<br />

in New Zealand was 2013 when he opened<br />

for Aerosmith in Dunedin as part of the<br />

Global Warming Tour.<br />

Stevens said he was most looking<br />

forward to “recharging” himself by reconnecting<br />

with his homeland.<br />

“Just putting my feet on the soil again,<br />

you know?”<br />

The youngest of 11, Stevens said he had<br />

“whanau for days” and hoped to fit in a<br />

catch-up.​<br />

“I’ve got a few cousins in Christchurch,<br />

so I’ll catch up with them, get a boil up<br />

going. I’ll be sweet.”<br />

Stevens’ career launched at the age of 16<br />

in 1980 with the release of Jezebel, which<br />

topped the New Zealand charts at the<br />

time.<br />

Since then, the performer has released<br />

10 studio albums, including band and solo<br />

work, working alongside some of the most<br />

well-known names in the music industry.<br />

Stevens said he found it “cute” that<br />

New Zealand fans still asked to hear his<br />

early releases “from my teenage era” and<br />

planned to keep his set list fluid and respond<br />

to the crowd.<br />

“Of course, we’ll play what the<br />

people want. I might play one new song.<br />

I’ll cross that bridge when I come to it,” he<br />

said.<br />

• Selwyn Sounds is on Saturday,<br />

March 2, at the Lincoln Domain.<br />

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Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />

News<br />

Celebration of beach<br />

steps on Armistice Day<br />

• By Matt Salmons<br />

THE installation of beach access<br />

steps in Redcliffs was celebrated<br />

by residents on Sunday, and<br />

timed to coincide with an<br />

annual Neighbourhood Week<br />

event.<br />

Funding for the steps, which<br />

are on Beachville Rd near the<br />

intersection with Main Rd, was<br />

approved in August and work<br />

was completed on Wednesday.<br />

Redcliffs Residents’ Association<br />

member Chris Doudney<br />

arrived at the event on his<br />

sunburst yacht before he and<br />

Redcliffs resident Grahame<br />

Hinds cut the ribbon on the<br />

steps at 10.30am.<br />

They then walked down to<br />

the water’s edge to symbolically<br />

complete the connection<br />

between the community and the<br />

water.<br />

Community board members<br />

Darrell Latham and Sara<br />

Templeton spoke on behalf of<br />

the board. Event organiser and<br />

Beachville Rd Neighbourhood<br />

Support co-ordinator, Fiona<br />

Miller, said she had already used<br />

the steps to take her grandchildren<br />

to the beach.<br />

“The only access to the beach<br />

before was clambering over the<br />

rocks, which was a bit hazard-<br />

OPEN: Grahame Hinds (front)<br />

and Chris Doudney cut the<br />

ribbon to open the Beachville<br />

Rd steps. PHOTO: ALISDAIR<br />

HUTCHISON ​<br />

ous.” She said the timing of<br />

the steps was fortuitous, as it<br />

allowed Beachville Rd residents<br />

to celebrate them at their annual<br />

Neighbourhood Week event.<br />

The steps were “another plus<br />

for Redcliffs,” Ms Miller said.<br />

“We’re feeling very positive<br />

about having them there.”<br />

After morning tea, the New<br />

Zealand flag was raised before<br />

attendees observed a minute’s<br />

silence for Armistice Day.<br />

The steps allow access to an<br />

area of the beach that is popular<br />

with children and for launching<br />

kayaks. The original steps were<br />

damaged in the earthquakes and<br />

then removed.​<br />

Exhibition of three artists<br />

THREE ARTISTS from the<br />

Sumner and Redcliffs area<br />

will showcase their work next<br />

week in a studio not normally<br />

accessible by the public.<br />

Sumner’s Jo Ogier will exhibit<br />

her own work alongside<br />

the work of Sheila Brown and Jo<br />

Loughnan at her Scarborough<br />

studio on <strong>November</strong> 24.<br />

All three artists draw their<br />

inspiration from the people and<br />

environment around them.<br />

Ogier has received a number<br />

of scholarships and awards both<br />

in New Zealand and Australia<br />

since starting her full-time career<br />

as an artist in 2000.<br />

Her watercolours and printed<br />

works often focus on the endemic<br />

species of flora and fauna on<br />

Jo Loughnan<br />

Sheila Brown<br />

Banks Peninsula and elsewhere.<br />

Loughnan split her time<br />

between her after-school art programme,<br />

running adult drawing<br />

classes and producing her own<br />

work for exhibitions.<br />

Using a mix of inks, pastels,<br />

charcoal and paints, Loughnan<br />

prefers to work on portraits and<br />

figures.<br />

Local<br />

News<br />

Now<br />

Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

Another award-winning<br />

artist, Brown, grew up on the<br />

East Coast of the United States,<br />

spending weekends in the<br />

mountains of New Hampshire.<br />

“This is where my love of<br />

nature began and my dream of<br />

being an artist,” she said.<br />

Brown moved to New Zealand<br />

in 1994 and later became a fulltime<br />

artist in 2005.<br />

The artist focussed on her<br />

love of birds as inspiration,<br />

saying acrylics best suited<br />

her “crossover style” of<br />

expressionism and abstract.<br />

•Open Studio Art<br />

Exhibition: <strong>November</strong> 24,<br />

10am-6pm at 68 Taylors<br />

Mistake Rd, Scarborough.<br />

Jo Ogier<br />

A BRANCH OF<br />

Loving Linen<br />

What’s your view on the<br />

Residential Unit Overlay<br />

District Plan Changes<br />

Section 71 Proposal?<br />

Let us know your views on the Proposal to use section 71 of the Greater<br />

Christchurch Regeneration Act 2016 to make amendments to the<br />

Christchurch District Plan.<br />

The amendments would:<br />

• provide clarity and support to areas (known as the Residential Unit<br />

Overlay) where the risk of flooding is predominantly from sea level rise<br />

• permit people with vacant sites (where houses have been demolished<br />

since the earthquakes) in the Residential Unit Overlay to rebuild<br />

houses of a similar size to what was there without requiring a resource<br />

consent.<br />

The Proposal, developed by Christchurch City Council, has been<br />

submitted to the Minister for Greater Christchurch Regeneration who is<br />

inviting your views.<br />

Anyone can make a written comment, which must be received by<br />

5.00pm, Monday, 26 <strong>November</strong> <strong>2018</strong>.<br />

The Proposal can be viewed with more information, and written<br />

comments made online at: www.dpmc.govt.nz/residential-unit-overlay<br />

Also, the Proposal can be viewed and written comment forms are<br />

available at Christchurch City Council service centres and libraries, and<br />

the main office of Selwyn and Waimakariri District Councils during normal<br />

business hours.<br />

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Wednesday <strong>November</strong> <strong>14</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

Your Local Views<br />

Celebrating diversity<br />

Port Hills MP<br />

Ruth Dyson<br />

celebrates<br />

the growing<br />

diversity<br />

in New<br />

Zealand’s<br />

Government<br />

and hopes younger<br />

generations will pick up<br />

the slack in voting to keep<br />

things moving<br />

LAST WEEK, my colleague<br />

Damien O’Connor and I<br />

celebrated the 25 th anniversary of<br />

our election to Parliament – wow.<br />

How has that time gone so fast?<br />

It has been an obvious time of<br />

reflection of changes in our Parliament<br />

and our society over that<br />

time. I was elected to represent<br />

the electorate of Lyttelton in the<br />

last first past the post system of<br />

voting.<br />

Although Lyttelton has had a<br />

proud history in terms of electing<br />

women (we had the first woman<br />

MP, Elizabeth McCombs in 1933,<br />

followed by Dame Ann Hercus<br />

and Colleen Dewe), I was still<br />

only the 37 th woman Member<br />

of Parliament elected in our<br />

country.<br />

In 1993, the New Zealand<br />

Parliament had its first Pacifica<br />

MP and our first Māori Speaker<br />

of the House.<br />

The diversity that MMP<br />

brought has been significant. At<br />

our swearing-in ceremony last<br />

year, the Speaker determined<br />

that people could take the oath<br />

in their first language if they so<br />

chose.<br />

Seven different languages were<br />

used for this affirmation.<br />

So Parliament is now much<br />

more representative of the communities<br />

we were elected to<br />

represent than it was previously.<br />

Our select committees operate<br />

in a more open way with live<br />

streaming of many of the hearings<br />

and committees travelling<br />

outside of Wellington a lot more,<br />

Parliament is always broadcast<br />

on both radio and television and<br />

social media is used a lot more as<br />

a mode of communication.<br />

And yet our voting participation<br />

continues to decline.<br />

In our electorate, we have a<br />

high level of engagement on community<br />

issues and a consequential<br />

high voter turnout.<br />

It would be fantastic for the<br />

health of our democracy if this<br />

participation was replicated<br />

across the country.<br />

I hope that in the future we can<br />

make voting recognised as the<br />

right and privilege that it is – and<br />

that everyone uses it.<br />

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SUMMER IS nearly here and<br />

for the boaties out there the<br />

waterways will get busier and<br />

busier.<br />

I thought I would give you<br />

a little bit of information in<br />

relation to what is happening in<br />

Canterbury and the West Coast<br />

regarding the demographics of<br />

boating users here.<br />

Fifty-eight per cent of boaties<br />

are male, with 42 per cent<br />

female, and 58 per cent of our<br />

boaties are under 44-years-old.<br />

The largest type of craft<br />

owned, according to the recent<br />

research by Ipsos, shows that<br />

powerboats under 6m were at<br />

30 per cent followed closely by<br />

kayakers at 29 per cent.<br />

Ten per cent were jet skis, and<br />

the other 30 per cent was made<br />

up of dinghies, sailboats and<br />

paddleboarders.<br />

What does this all mean?<br />

Simply put, we have a large<br />

number of different types of<br />

craft competing for space on our<br />

waterways.<br />

When you put it into context,<br />

it explains the need for boating<br />

safety rules, so everyone can be<br />

kept safe, no matter what type of<br />

vessel they are using.<br />

From a boating safety perspective,<br />

what are our expectations<br />

from the harbourmaster’s office<br />

for the oncoming season? I will<br />

outline my wishes below and let’s<br />

see if you guys and girls out there<br />

in the boating community can<br />

make them come true.<br />

Treat each other on the water<br />

with respect. Follow the boating<br />

safety rules, if you don’t know<br />

them, learn them.<br />

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•www.maritimenz.govt.nz/<br />

rules/part-22<br />

•www.maritimenz.govt.nz/<br />

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Always wear an appropriatelyfitted<br />

life jacket.<br />

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jet skis, and, sail and powerboats<br />

measuring 6m or less. If the vessel<br />

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be sufficient life jackets on board<br />

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Check the weather before<br />

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Always have an observer<br />

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Fifteen years is the minimum<br />

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vessel capable of more than 10<br />

knots, including a jet ski.<br />

If you are going to be consuming<br />

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Remember, you have your passengers<br />

and your own safety, as<br />

well as the other water users, to<br />

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Our People<br />

Cam Haylock<br />

Investing in the young by taking time<br />

Sumner Redcliffs<br />

Anglican Church youth<br />

pastor Cam Haylock, 27,<br />

has been connecting<br />

Sumner youth with<br />

their faith for five years.<br />

Reporter Matt Salmons<br />

caught up with the keen<br />

surfer, snowboarder and<br />

man of the cloth<br />

Tell me about where you were<br />

born and grew up?<br />

I was born here in<br />

Christchurch and grew up ​<br />

in Spreydon area. I attended<br />

Hoon Hay Primary, Manning<br />

Intermediate and Hillmorton<br />

High School. Spreydon was<br />

great, most of my group of<br />

friends either lived around the<br />

corner or out in Halswell. So<br />

I was on my bike most days,<br />

biking around the place with<br />

them. We had Spreydon Domain<br />

down the road where we would<br />

play football and all the schools I<br />

attended were walking distance<br />

so it was a very easy place to get<br />

around when I was young.<br />

Where do you live now?<br />

Sumner. I moved into here<br />

when I moved back from<br />

Australia’s Sunshine Coast at the<br />

age of 23. Living near the beach<br />

was a non-negotiable for me. In<br />

my role, it is really important<br />

to live locally to everyone that<br />

your rubbing shoulders with<br />

on a day-to-day basis. This<br />

creates consistency in the life<br />

of the community, It gives you<br />

perspective of certain needs in<br />

the local community that you<br />

might never see if your driving<br />

in and out every day, and creates<br />

genuine relationships because<br />

you’re just doing mundane<br />

and fun things in life together<br />

instead of the formal side that<br />

can very easily take over in roles<br />

like mine.<br />

What was the transition to<br />

Sumner like?<br />

There is a great crew of locals<br />

around my age in Sumner that<br />

made the change very easy.<br />

They’re legends.<br />

What’s your family like?<br />

My family are very mellow.<br />

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and New Zealand on our family<br />

holidays. Our house growing<br />

up was a centre point for a lot of<br />

our friends, so it was common<br />

for us to always have big meals<br />

with a lot of people together.<br />

I think that shaped why my<br />

brothers, sister and I focus more<br />

on creating experiences with<br />

people, which then creates great<br />

friendships and relationships.<br />

Do you have any hobbies?<br />

I enjoy most things. The<br />

small things like mowing a<br />

lawn, surfing or snowboarding,<br />

hanging with my mum and<br />

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and have fun while doing it.<br />

Have you ever travelled for<br />

surfing or snowboarding?<br />

Yes, I’ve been to Sri Lanka<br />

for a month, Indonesia for a<br />

month, Mexico, the United<br />

States, Hawaii, Fiji, Australia<br />

and the North Island. Oh, and<br />

Canada, we went to Canada to<br />

snowboard. I’ve always gone<br />

with a group of mates. I couldn’t<br />

say which was my favourite<br />

place, they all bring their own<br />

flavour really.<br />

Have you always have a<br />

strong connection to your faith<br />

growing up?<br />

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people might disagree with this,<br />

but everyone leads and makes<br />

decisions from their experience.<br />

So referring to the tricycle, your<br />

experience is the front wheel.<br />

The back two wheels could be<br />

tradition, reason, creation or<br />

scripture since we are talking<br />

about faith. I kept an ongoing<br />

journey of exploring my faith<br />

and who God is because there<br />

were too many experiences in<br />

my mundane life that I couldn’t<br />

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How did you get the position<br />

you have?<br />

I had moved over to Australia<br />

to a place called Mudjimba on<br />

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when I was 21. I was working as<br />

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the privilege of taking surfing or<br />

skating on a weekly basis, as well<br />

as heading into the local schools<br />

to help wherever needed. I did<br />

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to listen<br />

Who sent the email?<br />

The former youth pastor,<br />

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perfect for the role. I thought<br />

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What was your first sermon<br />

like?<br />

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front, my first one was an<br />

absolute shocker. I mumble<br />

quite a bit so I’m not too sure if<br />

anyone ever understood what<br />

I was saying. Our new vicar<br />

Thomas is a phenomenal speaker<br />

so he has given me a few tips but<br />

also encourages me to bring my<br />

flavour in whatever I am saying.<br />

What is your favourite part of<br />

being a youth pastor?<br />

I’ve got many favourite parts<br />

in my role, but to put one<br />

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my favourite things in my life in<br />

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One of the hardest things is to<br />

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BATTLE:<br />

Sumner<br />

captain<br />

Johnny<br />

Beveridge<br />

scored 41<br />

against<br />

Riccarton.<br />

• By Louis Day<br />

SUMNER SUFFERED their<br />

second defeat of the season after<br />

losing to Riccarton at St Leonards<br />

Square.<br />

Skipper Johnny Beveridge<br />

scored 41 runs but was unable<br />

to prevent his side finishing on a<br />

disappointing 70 all out.<br />

Club coach Dan Vann said they<br />

were not “mentally switched on”<br />

in what he described as a bad day<br />

at the office.<br />

“We had that really heavy rain<br />

on Thursday and Friday, which<br />

meant the pitch and block got<br />

quite wet, which meant we didn’t<br />

get started till 2.30 when we usually<br />

start at 10.30. We normally<br />

have a good warm up and routine<br />

that we follow, but because of the<br />

delays we just had a last minute<br />

coin toss and got put into bat and<br />

just didn’t show up really.”<br />

Riccarton were initially<br />

cautious in their reply, with<br />

Sumner’s Dean Smith and Nawid<br />

SPORTS<br />

Sumner slump to second<br />

one-day cricket loss<br />

Mohamaddy managing to take a<br />

couple of early wickets.<br />

The Riccarton middle order<br />

then decided to take a few risks<br />

and managed to gain traction<br />

with some aggressive batting and<br />

eventually ran down the total,<br />

losing five wickets on the way.<br />

Sumner remains second on the<br />

championship ladder, two wins<br />

behind rivals Heathcote who they<br />

will face at the weekend.<br />

Vann is confident the team<br />

can bounce back against the<br />

championship leaders and bring<br />

their unbeaten run in the one-day<br />

competition to an end.<br />

“If we play well we can knock<br />

them off which will keep us in the<br />

running for this year. We know<br />

we have got a good enough side to<br />

beat them.”<br />

Sumner’s over 35s were the only<br />

other team at the club to play over<br />

the weekend. They defended the<br />

Challenge Shield, which they won<br />

the previous week, with a victory<br />

over Merivale Papanui.<br />

Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />

• By Louis Day<br />

SUMNER basketballer Sofia<br />

Kennedy was “heartbroken”<br />

after missing out on<br />

qualification for the FIBA junior<br />

world championships with the<br />

Junior Tall Ferns.<br />

They missed qualification<br />

after losing to Australia in the<br />

quarter-finals at the FIBA Asia<br />

championships in Bangalore.<br />

“It was obviously a big game<br />

because it’s Australia and it’s a<br />

bit of a grudge match, but also<br />

because it was our chance to get<br />

into the semi-finals. The top four<br />

qualify for worlds so we needed<br />

to win that game to qualify.”<br />

The year 13 Middleton<br />

Grange student said fatigue had<br />

a major impact on their performance.<br />

“We came out kind of tired<br />

looking and low on energy, so<br />

we were down by like 30 at halftime<br />

and got a bit of a bollocking<br />

by the coaches.”<br />

The Junior Tall Ferns managed<br />

to reduce the deficit to six points<br />

but were unable to hold on and<br />

ended up losing 82-66.<br />

“We were pretty gutted about<br />

it to be honest as we definitely<br />

thought the Aussies were beatable.”<br />

Following the defeat, they<br />

managed to beat Chinese Taipei<br />

75-47 to claim fifth, missing out<br />

on qualification by one place.<br />

In spite of missing out on the<br />

world championships, Sofia said<br />

the tournament was an invaluable<br />

experience.<br />

“It was my first international<br />

tournament so it was great to<br />

have a bit of exposure to the way<br />

the Asian teams play, it was definitely<br />

a lot faster and just better<br />

to what I’m used to.”<br />

As well as competing in the<br />

FIBA Asia championships, Sofia<br />

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Sumner basketballer ‘heartbroken’<br />

over loss to Aussie<br />

ALMOST: Sofia<br />

Kennedy made<br />

her debut for<br />

the Junior<br />

Tall Ferns at<br />

the FIBA Asia<br />

championships<br />

in Bangalore.<br />

also took part in the crosscountry<br />

world championships in<br />

Paris and the Australian crosscountry<br />

champs earlier this year.<br />

Sofia is now looking to secure<br />

a basketball or cross-country<br />

scholarship at an American<br />

university. She said a basketball<br />

scholarship was a priority over<br />

cross-country.


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Heritage Week: No Voice, No<br />

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Daily until <strong>November</strong> 23,<br />

10.30am-4.30pm<br />

Visit the Akaroa Museum to<br />

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Akaroa Museum, 71 Rue<br />

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Mt Pleasant Bridge Club<br />

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Storytimes/Wā Kōrero<br />

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Tuesday, 11-11.30am<br />

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Sumner Library, Wednesday,<br />

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Remembering Railway<br />

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Heritage Roses invites the<br />

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Park’s Memorial Rose Garden to<br />

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December 17<br />

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• By Georgia O’Co nor-Harding<br />

A CRACKDOWN on mobile<br />

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Prosecco<br />

750ml<br />

LEON<br />

ROUX Brut<br />

750ml<br />

DA LUCA<br />

Prosecco<br />

750ml<br />

LANSON BLACK<br />

LABEL NV<br />

750ml<br />

$<br />

9 99 $<br />

13 99 $<br />

47 99 $<br />

49 99 $<br />

37 99 $ 44 99<br />

Includes Honey, Fire<br />

go for the<br />

big win!<br />

PIPER-<br />

HEIDSIECK Brut<br />

750ml<br />

Offers end close of trade 18th <strong>November</strong> <strong>2018</strong>, while stocks last. Available at participating stores only. Varietals may<br />

vary by store. Limits may apply. Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 5th - 18th <strong>November</strong><br />

<strong>2018</strong> inclusive. Please see www.superliquor.co.nz for details.<br />

superliquor.co.nz<br />

0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375)<br />

SUP1139

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