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Emotional day as school demolished 

HUGS: Redcliffs School principal Rose McInerney embraces year 8 pupils as the school’s former library is demolished. 

• By Matt Salmons 

THERE WERE tears and 

hugs as more than 250 

Redcliffs School pupils, staff 

and residents watched the 

demolition of some of the 

original buildings yesterday. 

Contractors from Scope have 

been working on the demolition 

since last month and yesterday 

demolished the former library 

and a classroom. 

Redcliffs School principal 

Rose McInerney said the there 

were a “few hugs from the year 

8s” and tears from staff. 

“I have to admit this has been 

a bit emotional. There are lots of 

special memories here.” 

Special arrangements were 

made so people could enter 

the site to view the demolition. 

They were also treated to a barbecue 

“to make a bit of an occasion 

of it,” said Mrs McInerney 

She said seeing the 

demolition was “closure at the 

end of a really long era” and the 

“final chapter” in the school’s 

time at the Main Rd site. 

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Sumner over summer, but expect to 

see the mobile police hub on busy 

days and during major events. 

Last week the Sumner 

Community and Redcliffs residents’ 

associations and Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board met 

with Canterbury metro police 

commander Superintendent Lane 

Todd at the Sumner Hub. 

The Wednesday meeting came 

after residents expressed concern 

over the expected increase in people 

at the village over summer, as 

well as a number of crimes in the 

area over the past year, including 

aggravated burglaries and a 

manslaughter. Residents are calling 

for a more visible police presence 

in the village and asked for officers 

to be permanently stationed at the 

Sumner Hub, the former Sumner 

police station, over summer. 

However, police said the building 

did not meet current security or 

health and safety requirements for 

modern police stations. 

Sumner Community Residents’ 

Association chairwoman Tanya 

Michael said it was told a police 

station in the area was “not costeffective 

or a good use of staff.” 

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from the editor’s desk 

IT LOOKS like a happy compromise has 

been met over the issue of policing in 

Sumner over summer (see page 1). 

Sumner Community Residents’ 

Association, Redcliffs Residents’ 

Association and Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board wanted police based in the 

Sumner Hub – the old police station. 

Sumner is swamped with people over summer and with that 

comes problems. Having a permanent police base would act as 

a deterrent, and also a quick response base to incidents. 

But police have said no. 

The old police station doesn’t meet their health and safety 

standards apparently. 

But police have said there will be a presence during the very 

busy times and during major events. 

Probably not a lot new in that, but the groups are happy with 

the police response. 

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Book fair successful 

The Lyttelton Book Fair raised $7000 for Lyttelton Primary 

School’s library. 

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News 

Port company confident 

pile driving plan won’t affect dolphins 


THE LYTTELTON Port 

Company has responded to 

further questions on efforts to 

mitigate the effect of pile driving 

on Hector’s dolphins, saying it is 

confident in its plans. 

At its meeting on October 29, 

the Banks Peninsula 

Community 

Board 

re-sent questions 

to LPC 

seeking sound 

recording data, 

Peter Davie 

the marine 

mammal 

management 

plan and details of the training 

of dolphin observers, which were 

not included in the response to 

their initial questions. 

This came after Māui and 

Hector’s Dolphin Defenders 

committee member Genevieve 

Robinson met with the board 

to outline the group’s concern 

around how LPC would mitigate 

the effect noise from pile driving 

on the new cruise berth project 

would have on the dolphins. 

Said community board member 

Felix Dawson: “It is helpful 

that a date has been provided 

for the public notification of the 

Marine Mammal Management 

Plan. It is unfortunate that LPC 

have chosen not to include a specific 

time frame for the provision 

of all acoustic data, as until it is 

produced it will remain unclear 

whether there is any basis to all 

of Ms Robinson’s concerns” 

In the response discussed 

by the board on Monday, LPC 

restated that the MMMP would 

not be publicly available until “at 

least two weeks before marine 


CONFIDENT: The Lyttelton Port Company has responded to 

further questions from the Banks Peninsula Community Board 

saying it is confident its pile driving plan will mitigate the 

impact on dolphins, 

piling commences.” 

Under LPC’s current time line, 

that would mean the document 

would likely be released on the 

harbour watch website next 

week. 

Mr Dawson said the board 

may ask further questions after 

the MMMP was released. 

LPC chief executive Peter 

Davie said the report had been 

prepared by some of New Zealand’s 

leading experts in marine 

mammals and marine acoustics. 

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“It is a highly technical plan 

and we are confident that the 

plan is robust.” 

Mr Davie said Department of 

Conservation staff had reviewed 

and supported the plan. 

The sound recording data 

from land-based piling would 

likely be provided around the 

same time as the MMMP. Data 

recorded by LPC to show the 

number of dolphins in the 

harbour would not be provided 

until a paper on the research was 

published. 

LPC said it did “not consider 

it appropriate” to provide the 

names of marine observers, 

however, their number 

and training would be in the 

MMMP. 

Ms Robinson said she was 

“disappointed” more information 

was not provided and said 

the two weeks where people 

could provide feedback on the 

MMMP before piling began was 

“not enough.” 

Mr Davie said people could 

comment on or ask questions 

about the MMMP by email and 

LPC was happy to review any 

feedback on the plan. 

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News 

No permanent 

police presence 

in Sumner 

•From page 1 

Mrs Michael was happy with 

the response from police and 

said the mobile hub is likely to be 

in Sumner over summer. “I was 

pretty satisfied that they . . . were 

going to do their best out here,” she 

said. 

Said Superintendent Todd: “As 

a result of the meeting, I have 

confirmed that a deployment 

plan for our mobile hub will be 

developed.” 

Mrs Michael said police will also 

keep community groups informed 

about their plans in Sumner. 

Safer Sumner, which also 

attended the meeting, sought to 

have crime cameras put in Sumner. 

Mrs Michael said police 

reiterated their support for the 

cameras. Safer Sumner is set to 

approach the community board for 

funding on December 3. 

Last week, the Sumner 

Community Residents’ Association 

event organiser Liza Sparrow said 

a permanent police presence would 

ensure “both residents and visitors 

have a sense of increased security.” 

Said Mrs Michael: “Sumner’s 

asking . . . for a commitment from 

them to be more present and give 

Sumner more of a police face. 

That will make people feel safer. I 

was personally happy with their 

response.” 

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Sumner Sharks to farewell teammate 


SUMNER SHARKS Rugby Club 

teammates will farewell 37-yearold 

Kain Parsons tomorrow. 

Mr Parsons, known as ‘Dingo’, 

died after a charity boxing match 

last week. 

The Versatile Garages project 

manager was knocked 

unconscious at the Fight for 

Christchurch and never regained 

consciousness. He died after life 

support was turned off. 

Freedom camping restrictions in force next month 

FREEDOM CAMPERS will 

not be so free in Akaroa when 

a tightening of where they can 

camp comes into effect on 

December 1. 

The city council agreed on 

Thursday to amend the 2015 

Freedom Camping Bylaw to 

restrict where people can camp 

overnight in vehicles to three 

marked areas near the Akaroa 

Croquet Club on Woodhill Rd. 

Under the original bylaw, 

freedom camping was banned 

in Akaroa’s commercial area 

and main waterfront areas, but 

people were allowed to camp in 

self-contained vehicles for up to 

two nights in other parts of the 

township, including residential 

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Mr Parsons’ funeral will be held 

at 2pm at the Westpark Chapel in 

Burnside. Sumner Sharks players 

will form a guard of honour for his 

casket and have prepared a chant 

about him. 

A Givealittle page set up to 

support Mr Parsons’ family had 

reached more than $83,000 from 

640 donations. 

Tributes to Mr Parsons have been 

flowing through the Sharks’ Facebook 

page since early last week. 

However, after a summer 

marred by complaints to the 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board about the impact 

of freedom campers and the 

disrespectful behaviour of some, 

the city council proposed the 

Mr Parsons’ family said he gave 

his life in the pursuit of raising 

money for those less fortunate. He 

was fighting to raise money for 

Conductive Education. 

“His enormous heart, selfless attitude 

and gentle giant nature will 

leave a void in the lives of so many.” 

Mr Parsons’ death will be 

referred to the Coroner. 

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RESTRICTED: 

From 

December 

1, freedom 

campers in 

Akaroa will 

only be able 

to camp 

in marked 

areas near 

the Akaroa 

Croquet Club. 

changes set to come into effect. 

Deputy Mayor and Banks 

Peninsula city councillor 

Andrew Turner said the city 

council has worked to balance 

the views of people who want 

to encourage a friendly and 

Kain Parsons 

welcoming attitude toward freedom 

campers with the views of 

people concerned about negative 

impacts of freedom camping. 

“Amending the bylaw means 

we can manage some of the 

more negative impacts of 

freedom camping while still 

allowing responsible freedom 

campers to be able to enjoy 

what Akaroa has to offer, with 

minimal impact on the town,’’ 

Cr Turner said. 

Three extra parking spaces 

will be provided in the 

Akaroa Freedom Camping 

Area, enabling up to 18 fully 

self-contained vehicles to say 

overnight. Non self-contained 

vehicles will continue to be 

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Another big Port Hills fire looms 

• By Julia Evans 

ANOTHER MAJOR fire on the 

Port Hills will happen. 

That’s the stark warning from 

an agricultural expert who says 

the vegetation on the hills is a 

powder keg. 

Lincoln University’s Derrick 

Moot said active management of 

the area was needed to prevent 

future events 

like the Port 

Hills fires, 

which burned 

for 66 days last 

year. Helicopter 

pilot Steve 

Askin crashed 

Derrick Moot 

and died while 

fighting the 

blaze. 

Two separate fires on Early 

Valley Rd and Marleys Hill combined 

to one, destroying nine 

houses and significantly damaging 

two. 

An investigation concluded 

that both fires were possibly deliberately 

lit, though it was listed 

as undetermined. 

But Dr Moot said in his opinion, 

the fire could have easily 

spread further and taken out 

more homes. 

“We’re very fortunate we didn’t 

get a southerly. It went from a 

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have quite easily blown down to 

a lot more housing,” he said. 

“They were devastating 

enough as it was for the people 

involved and we lost someone. 

But this was a warning that we 

need to have active management 

of the peripheral area.” 

Dr Moot said simple things such 

as maintaining grass growth and 

grazing would significantly reduce 

the likelihood of another fire. 

“We need someone to take responsibility 

of the area, whether 

that be the Christchurch City 

Council, Selwyn District Council 

or Environment Canterbury. 

There needs to be guidelines for 

land owners.” 

Dr Moot said if NIWA’s prediction 

for a hot, dry November 

came through the grass and 

weather in the wider Port Hills 

area would be in an identical 

state as they were before the fires. 

He said the effects of climate 

change also have an impact. 

Rural firefighter Richard 

McNamara, who led the aerial 

assault on the fire said there was 

always the potential for another 

disaster given the “fuels” that 

were up on the Port Hills. 

“There’s always been fires up 

there but the issue is that our 

urban dwellings are pushing further 

up and also climate change. 

We’re going to start having hotter, 

drier summers,” he said. 

Mr McNamara said it was up 

to those who live in the area to 

understand the risk as he said 

management would be hard to 

enforce. 

Fire and Emergency New 

Zealand manager rural fire Tim 

Mitchell said there was not a one 

size fits all solution. 

“It’s not an easy problem to 

resolve. You’ve got to think of 

the context of each landowner,” 

he said. 

Mr Mitchell said if landowners 

needed help the councils, FENZ 

and other organisations would 

help. 

In the wake of the fires, FENZ 

went through an operational 

review. Urban and rural firefighters 

are working together 

in training, as well as working 

with the community to spread 

prevention awareness. 

Environment Canterbury 

Christchurch West Melton 

Banks Peninsula zone manager 

Steve Firth said it was working 

to offer support and advice to 

landowners on the hills. 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

ARMISTICE HEART ATTACK 

Diamond Harbour firefighters 

were surprised to see a woman 

approach them who had just 

suffered a heart attack as 

they were setting up for their 

Armistice Day roaring chorus 

commemoration on Sunday. 

Chief fire officer Bob Palmer 

said firefighters were on the 

station’s driveway when the 

woman, whose husband was 

driving past on the way to the 

hospital, approached them. He 

said it was lucky they were there 

and understood the woman 

was doing well after firefighters 

took her to hospital just as the 

ceremony started. The Lyttelton 

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fire brigades also held roaring 

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From October 22, only New Zealand citizens and 

residents living in New Zealand are eligible to purchase 

residential property as of right (there are exceptions to 

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Therefore, before entering into a sales and purchase 

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criteria. If they do not meet the criteria then any offer 

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News 

Book fair raises $7000 


WITH MORE than 8000 

books donated and $7000 

raised, this year’s Lyttelton 

Book Fair was bigger and 

better than the last. 

The Saturday event was 

organised and run by 

parents from Lyttelton 

Primary School’s family 

hub to raised money for 

the school’s library. 

The first event in 2016 

boosted the library’s stock 

and allowed the school to 

run literary events over the 

last two years. 

Lyttelton Primary School 

secretary and librarian 

Rita Norris said this year’s 

money would also go towards 

the school’s library. 

“It will help with books, 

author visits and other 

activities,” Mrs Norris said. 

Organiser Ruth Connor 

said the event was “awesome.” 

“There was a queue of 

about 30 people outside 

before we started and 

people just kept coming in 

all day.” 

Ms Connor said $400 

was made from the sale of 

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SEARCHING: People search through about 8000 

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Ms Connor said a parent 

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books to donate.” 

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THREE ASPIRING politicians 

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Young, 17, Hillmorton’s Cha’nel 

Kaa-Luke, 17, and Westmorland’s 

Azaria Howell, 16. 

Ruth Dyson 

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Cha’nel 

Kaa-Luke 

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part of my promotion of deaf 

issues and ensures that the Youth 

Parliament has a deaf participant 

and sign language interpreters,” 

Ms Dyson said. 

Cha’nel said she was “very 

proud and ready” to take on the 

role as she had always strived to 

be a leader. 

Some of her deaf friends had 

taken Youth MP roles before and 

inspiring her to try it herself. 

“I had been along to watch 

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

Youth MP Azaria Howell. 

and I have always intrigued me 

as to what different people are 

passionate about or feel are important. 

I also have also had an 

interest in law and politics.” 

She said her main focus would 

be issues facing deaf people 

in New Zealand and bringing 

understanding and empathy to 

those “who struggle a bit more 

than the average person.” 

Port Hills National list MP 

Nuk Korako said he had made 

his choice based on Freya’s keen 

attitude and dedication. 

“She was the standout, very 

capable. I think she’s got a very 

good future ahead.” 

“This is what I love about [this] 

programme. You get to meet a 

lot of our young ones right at the 

start who you know then they 

are going to go far.” 

Freya said the selection was the 

“biggest accomplishment of my 

life so far.” 

The experienced debater and 

aspiring youth councillor said 

she would focus on championing 

freedom of speech and freeing 

business from regulation during 

her term as Youth MP. 

“I think, right now, that Government 

is too big.” 

Freya said she wanted to “emulate 

a real MP” for the experience 

and expand her knowledge of the 

issues facing the country. 

“I’ve got a real interest in politics 

as its definitely the best way 

to make changes.” 

Green Party Port Hills list MP 

Eugenie Sage’s selection, Azaria 

Howell, is an experienced representative 

for youth. 

Said Ms Sage: “I am impressed 

with her political engagement, 

her skills in the sport of fencing, 

always a useful skill in politics, 

and how she is prepared to speak 

out on a range of issues.” 

Azaria had been on the executive 

of the Christchurch Youth 

Council for a number of years 

and had volunteered with the 

Green Party. 

The party’s values and focus on 

the environment and community 

well-being aligned with hers, 

she said, and she was excited to 

be its representative. 

“I was really happy. I’m privileged 

to be in this position.” 

Azaria said she will work to 

ensure the youth voice in her 

area was heard. “They actually 

have new ideas to bring to the 

table.” •Dyson’s column, p15 

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The Upper Hutt-born rocker will fly out 

the day after Selwyn Sounds to meet commitments 

at the Red Hot Summer Tour in 

Australia. 

Stevens said the Australian tour organisers 

had tried to convince him to pull out 

of Selwyn Sounds. 

“I said ‘no way’. I’m not going to opt out 

of a New Zealand show, sorry boys,” he 

said. 

As well as a “frantic” live performance 

schedule this year, Stevens said he started 

work on his 11th album in January, with a 

view to release it in mid-2019. 

It will feature his latest song, Rain Down 

On Me, released on October 26 to support 

drought-stricken farmers in Australia. 

He also performed at the Hay Mate concert 

on October 27, which raised money 

for Australian charity Rural Aid. 

“It was great to be a part of it and help 

people,” Stevens said. 

He said the song, written in January, 

fitted the situation as it spoke of a struggle, 

but also of hope on the horizon. All proceeds 

from the song go to Rural Aid. 

“I’m just going to give it to the farmers 

and they can have every single cent that 

comes from it. That’s my way to help.” 

Although he visited family in Queenstown 

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Global Warming Tour. 

Stevens said he was most looking 

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with his homeland. 

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you know?” 

The youngest of 11, Stevens said he had 

“whanau for days” and hoped to fit in a 

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“I’ve got a few cousins in Christchurch, 

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topped the New Zealand charts at the 

time. 

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well-known names in the music industry. 

Stevens said he found it “cute” that 

New Zealand fans still asked to hear his 

early releases “from my teenage era” and 

planned to keep his set list fluid and respond 

to the crowd. 

“Of course, we’ll play what the 

people want. I might play one new song. 

I’ll cross that bridge when I come to it,” he 

said. 

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Celebration of beach 

steps on Armistice Day 


THE installation of beach access 

steps in Redcliffs was celebrated 

by residents on Sunday, and 

timed to coincide with an 

annual Neighbourhood Week 

event. 

Funding for the steps, which 

are on Beachville Rd near the 

intersection with Main Rd, was 

approved in August and work 

was completed on Wednesday. 

Redcliffs Residents’ Association 

member Chris Doudney 

arrived at the event on his 

sunburst yacht before he and 

Redcliffs resident Grahame 

Hinds cut the ribbon on the 

steps at 10.30am. 

They then walked down to 

the water’s edge to symbolically 

complete the connection 

between the community and the 

water. 

Community board members 

Darrell Latham and Sara 

Templeton spoke on behalf of 

the board. Event organiser and 

Beachville Rd Neighbourhood 

Support co-ordinator, Fiona 

Miller, said she had already used 

the steps to take her grandchildren 

to the beach. 

“The only access to the beach 

before was clambering over the 

rocks, which was a bit hazard- 

OPEN: Grahame Hinds (front) 

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ous.” She said the timing of 

the steps was fortuitous, as it 

allowed Beachville Rd residents 

to celebrate them at their annual 

Neighbourhood Week event. 

The steps were “another plus 

for Redcliffs,” Ms Miller said. 

“We’re feeling very positive 

about having them there.” 

After morning tea, the New 

Zealand flag was raised before 

attendees observed a minute’s 

silence for Armistice Day. 

The steps allow access to an 

area of the beach that is popular 

with children and for launching 

kayaks. The original steps were 

damaged in the earthquakes and 

then removed. 

Exhibition of three artists 

THREE ARTISTS from the 

Sumner and Redcliffs area 

will showcase their work next 

week in a studio not normally 

accessible by the public. 

Sumner’s Jo Ogier will exhibit 

her own work alongside 

the work of Sheila Brown and Jo 

Loughnan at her Scarborough 

studio on November 24. 

All three artists draw their 

inspiration from the people and 

environment around them. 

Ogier has received a number 

of scholarships and awards both 

in New Zealand and Australia 

since starting her full-time career 

as an artist in 2000. 

Her watercolours and printed 

works often focus on the endemic 

species of flora and fauna on 

Jo Loughnan 

Sheila Brown 

Banks Peninsula and elsewhere. 

Loughnan split her time 

between her after-school art programme, 

running adult drawing 

classes and producing her own 

work for exhibitions. 

Using a mix of inks, pastels, 

charcoal and paints, Loughnan 

prefers to work on portraits and 

figures. 

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Another award-winning 

artist, Brown, grew up on the 

East Coast of the United States, 

spending weekends in the 

mountains of New Hampshire. 

“This is where my love of 

nature began and my dream of 

being an artist,” she said. 

Brown moved to New Zealand 

in 1994 and later became a fulltime 

artist in 2005. 

The artist focussed on her 

love of birds as inspiration, 

saying acrylics best suited 

her “crossover style” of 

expressionism and abstract. 

•Open Studio Art 

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Your Local Views 

Celebrating diversity 

Port Hills MP 

Ruth Dyson 

celebrates 

the growing 

diversity 

in New 

Zealand’s 

Government 

and hopes younger 

generations will pick up 

the slack in voting to keep 

things moving 

LAST WEEK, my colleague 

Damien O’Connor and I 

celebrated the 25 th anniversary of 

our election to Parliament – wow. 

How has that time gone so fast? 

It has been an obvious time of 

reflection of changes in our Parliament 

and our society over that 

time. I was elected to represent 

the electorate of Lyttelton in the 

last first past the post system of 

voting. 

Although Lyttelton has had a 

proud history in terms of electing 

women (we had the first woman 

MP, Elizabeth McCombs in 1933, 

followed by Dame Ann Hercus 

and Colleen Dewe), I was still 

only the 37 th woman Member 

of Parliament elected in our 

country. 

In 1993, the New Zealand 

Parliament had its first Pacifica 

MP and our first Māori Speaker 

of the House. 

The diversity that MMP 

brought has been significant. At 

our swearing-in ceremony last 

year, the Speaker determined 

that people could take the oath 

in their first language if they so 

chose. 

Seven different languages were 

used for this affirmation. 

So Parliament is now much 

more representative of the communities 

we were elected to 

represent than it was previously. 

Our select committees operate 

in a more open way with live 

streaming of many of the hearings 

and committees travelling 

outside of Wellington a lot more, 

Parliament is always broadcast 

on both radio and television and 

social media is used a lot more as 

a mode of communication. 

And yet our voting participation 

continues to decline. 

In our electorate, we have a 

high level of engagement on community 

issues and a consequential 

high voter turnout. 

It would be fantastic for the 

health of our democracy if this 

participation was replicated 

across the country. 

I hope that in the future we can 

make voting recognised as the 

right and privilege that it is – and 

that everyone uses it. 


SUMMER IS nearly here and 

for the boaties out there the 

waterways will get busier and 

busier. 

I thought I would give you 

a little bit of information in 

relation to what is happening in 

Canterbury and the West Coast 

regarding the demographics of 

boating users here. 

Fifty-eight per cent of boaties 

are male, with 42 per cent 

female, and 58 per cent of our 

boaties are under 44-years-old. 

The largest type of craft 

owned, according to the recent 

research by Ipsos, shows that 

powerboats under 6m were at 

30 per cent followed closely by 

kayakers at 29 per cent. 

Ten per cent were jet skis, and 

the other 30 per cent was made 

up of dinghies, sailboats and 

paddleboarders. 

What does this all mean? 

Simply put, we have a large 

number of different types of 

craft competing for space on our 

waterways. 

When you put it into context, 

it explains the need for boating 

safety rules, so everyone can be 

kept safe, no matter what type of 

vessel they are using. 

From a boating safety perspective, 

what are our expectations 

from the harbourmaster’s office 

for the oncoming season? I will 

outline my wishes below and let’s 

see if you guys and girls out there 

in the boating community can 

make them come true. 

Treat each other on the water 

with respect. Follow the boating 

safety rules, if you don’t know 

them, learn them. 

Here are some quick links to 

assist: 

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rules/part-22 

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Always wear an appropriatelyfitted 

life jacket. 

This includes paddleboards, 

jet skis, and, sail and powerboats 

measuring 6m or less. If the vessel 

is more than 6m, there must 

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be sufficient life jackets on board 

for everybody. 

Check the weather before 

going out – if in doubt, don’t go 

out. Take two forms of appropriate 

waterproof communication. 

Always have an observer 

when towing a water-skier or 

biscuit. 

Fifteen years is the minimum 

age to operate any powered 

vessel capable of more than 10 

knots, including a jet ski. 

If you are going to be consuming 

alcohol, be responsible. 

Remember, you have your passengers 

and your own safety, as 

well as the other water users, to 

consider. 

Lastly, have fun out there. 

That’s it from me this month, 

be safe out there and remember: 

“Nobody is faster than disaster.” 

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Our People 

Cam Haylock 

Investing in the young by taking time 

Sumner Redcliffs 

Anglican Church youth 

pastor Cam Haylock, 27, 

has been connecting 

Sumner youth with 

their faith for five years. 

Reporter Matt Salmons 

caught up with the keen 

surfer, snowboarder and 

man of the cloth 

Tell me about where you were 

born and grew up? 

I was born here in 

Christchurch and grew up 

in Spreydon area. I attended 

Hoon Hay Primary, Manning 

Intermediate and Hillmorton 

High School. Spreydon was 

great, most of my group of 

friends either lived around the 

corner or out in Halswell. So 

I was on my bike most days, 

biking around the place with 

them. We had Spreydon Domain 

down the road where we would 

play football and all the schools I 

attended were walking distance 

so it was a very easy place to get 

around when I was young. 

Where do you live now? 

Sumner. I moved into here 

when I moved back from 

Australia’s Sunshine Coast at the 

age of 23. Living near the beach 

was a non-negotiable for me. In 

my role, it is really important 

to live locally to everyone that 

your rubbing shoulders with 

on a day-to-day basis. This 

creates consistency in the life 

of the community, It gives you 

perspective of certain needs in 

the local community that you 

might never see if your driving 

in and out every day, and creates 

genuine relationships because 

you’re just doing mundane 

and fun things in life together 

instead of the formal side that 

can very easily take over in roles 

like mine. 

What was the transition to 

Sumner like? 

There is a great crew of locals 

around my age in Sumner that 

made the change very easy. 

They’re legends. 

What’s your family like? 

My family are very mellow. 

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Dad is a nurse and mum is a 

primary school teacher. I have an 

older sister, an older brother and 

a younger brother. We grew up 

camping around Christchurch 

and New Zealand on our family 

holidays. Our house growing 

up was a centre point for a lot of 

our friends, so it was common 

for us to always have big meals 

with a lot of people together. 

I think that shaped why my 

brothers, sister and I focus more 

on creating experiences with 

people, which then creates great 

friendships and relationships. 

Do you have any hobbies? 

I enjoy most things. The 

small things like mowing a 

lawn, surfing or snowboarding, 

hanging with my mum and 

dad, friends, food. New Zealand 

is a beautiful place. My dad’s 

into surfing, so that’s how I got 

into it. It was inevitable that we 

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I like that both surfing and 

snowboarding let me hang out 

with my mates, meet new people 

and have fun while doing it. 

Have you ever travelled for 

surfing or snowboarding? 

Yes, I’ve been to Sri Lanka 

for a month, Indonesia for a 

month, Mexico, the United 

States, Hawaii, Fiji, Australia 

and the North Island. Oh, and 

Canada, we went to Canada to 

snowboard. I’ve always gone 

with a group of mates. I couldn’t 

say which was my favourite 

place, they all bring their own 

flavour really. 

Have you always have a 

strong connection to your faith 

growing up? 

I started the journey of trying 

to figure out what a strong 

faith looks like from the age 

of 20. Before then it was more 

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of an obligatory faith through 

our family traditions and the 

heavy involvement I had in our 

local church growing up. Let’s 

use a tricycle metaphor. Some 

people might disagree with this, 

but everyone leads and makes 

decisions from their experience. 

So referring to the tricycle, your 

experience is the front wheel. 

The back two wheels could be 

tradition, reason, creation or 

scripture since we are talking 

about faith. I kept an ongoing 

journey of exploring my faith 

and who God is because there 

were too many experiences in 

my mundane life that I couldn’t 

put down to coincidence. 

That would just be boring. So, 

if everyone leads from their 

experience, then the experiences 

in my life have kept me on a 

trajectory towards the Father, the 

Son and the Holy Spirit. I have 

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Sumner youth 

pastor Cam 

Haylock has 

his dream job, 

encouraging 

young 

people in his 

community. 

had the privilege to be paid by 

the local church for the past 

five years, for 30 hours a week, 

which is perfect. I think for 

everyone to have a healthier 

well-being, people need to work 

less. 

How did you get the position 

you have? 

I had moved over to Australia 

to a place called Mudjimba on 

Queensland’s Sunshine Coast 

when I was 21. I was working as 

a barista in a surf shop. We had a 

bunch of local groms that I had 

the privilege of taking surfing or 

skating on a weekly basis, as well 

as heading into the local schools 

to help wherever needed. I did 

that for about two years before 

I was asked to come back to 

Christchurch and do the same 

in Sumner. I’d actually got an 

email which I didn’t see for 

months. 

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to listen 

Who sent the email? 

The former youth pastor, 

Paul, I’ve known him since I 

was about 13. He thought I’d be 

perfect for the role. I thought 

about it for a while, but in the 

end, I decided to do it. He wasn’t 

surprised that it took me so long 

to respond. You know what it’s 

like, everyone’s a bit useless in 

communicating. 

What was your first sermon 

like? 

I’ve done a few talks up the 

front, my first one was an 

absolute shocker. I mumble 

quite a bit so I’m not too sure if 

anyone ever understood what 

I was saying. Our new vicar 

Thomas is a phenomenal speaker 

so he has given me a few tips but 

also encourages me to bring my 

flavour in whatever I am saying. 

What is your favourite part of 

being a youth pastor? 

I’ve got many favourite parts 

in my role, but to put one 

down on paper, that would be 

witnessing and being a part of 

a youth community. Part of 

something where young people 

are serving and investing in 

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they love like surfing, skating, 

snowboarding and mountain 

biking. Because of this, when 

there are hard times young 

people have multiple people in 

their life that they can turn to 

for help and know someone is 

willing and happy to sit and 

listen to what is happening in 

their life. That is actually one of 

my favourite things in my life in 

general. 

What’s the hardest part? 

One of the hardest things is to 

always have an understanding 

of every situation. As we get 

older we think more logically 

than emotionally, but young 

people are led by their emotions 

and experiences the majority of 

the time. It is so important to 

listen and learn to have a deep 

understanding of young people’s 

situations, instead of thinking 

we know best or assuming the 

right outcome for a situation. 

Listening to everyone will always 

be something that is hard. 

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The calf was not shy as passengers, 

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Black Cat Cruises skipper 

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Hector’s dolphins head to 

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their breeding season, making 

it important for boaties to act 

accordingly. 

The dolphins only give birth 

every three to four years, meaning 

a slow recovery rate for the 

endangered species. 

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[the pupils] to have a part in 

that.” 

Mrs McInerney said work 

would likely continue into 

December as the remaining 

admin block and classrooms 

were demolished. 

Work on the new school 

building at Redcliffs Park is set to 

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The school is set to be ready by 

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BATTLE: 

Sumner 

captain 

Johnny 

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scored 41 

against 

Riccarton. 

• By Louis Day 

SUMNER SUFFERED their 

second defeat of the season after 

losing to Riccarton at St Leonards 

Square. 

Skipper Johnny Beveridge 

scored 41 runs but was unable 

to prevent his side finishing on a 

disappointing 70 all out. 

Club coach Dan Vann said they 

were not “mentally switched on” 

in what he described as a bad day 

at the office. 

“We had that really heavy rain 

on Thursday and Friday, which 

meant the pitch and block got 

quite wet, which meant we didn’t 

get started till 2.30 when we usually 

start at 10.30. We normally 

have a good warm up and routine 

that we follow, but because of the 

delays we just had a last minute 

coin toss and got put into bat and 

just didn’t show up really.” 

Riccarton were initially 

cautious in their reply, with 

Sumner’s Dean Smith and Nawid 

SPORTS 

Sumner slump to second 

one-day cricket loss 

Mohamaddy managing to take a 

couple of early wickets. 

The Riccarton middle order 

then decided to take a few risks 

and managed to gain traction 

with some aggressive batting and 

eventually ran down the total, 

losing five wickets on the way. 

Sumner remains second on the 

championship ladder, two wins 

behind rivals Heathcote who they 

will face at the weekend. 

Vann is confident the team 

can bounce back against the 

championship leaders and bring 

their unbeaten run in the one-day 

competition to an end. 

“If we play well we can knock 

them off which will keep us in the 

running for this year. We know 

we have got a good enough side to 

beat them.” 

Sumner’s over 35s were the only 

other team at the club to play over 

the weekend. They defended the 

Challenge Shield, which they won 

the previous week, with a victory 

over Merivale Papanui. 


• By Louis Day 

SUMNER basketballer Sofia 

Kennedy was “heartbroken” 

after missing out on 

qualification for the FIBA junior 

world championships with the 

Junior Tall Ferns. 

They missed qualification 

after losing to Australia in the 

quarter-finals at the FIBA Asia 

championships in Bangalore. 

“It was obviously a big game 

because it’s Australia and it’s a 

bit of a grudge match, but also 

because it was our chance to get 

into the semi-finals. The top four 

qualify for worlds so we needed 

to win that game to qualify.” 

The year 13 Middleton 

Grange student said fatigue had 

a major impact on their performance. 

“We came out kind of tired 

looking and low on energy, so 

we were down by like 30 at halftime 

and got a bit of a bollocking 

by the coaches.” 

The Junior Tall Ferns managed 

to reduce the deficit to six points 

but were unable to hold on and 

ended up losing 82-66. 

“We were pretty gutted about 

it to be honest as we definitely 

thought the Aussies were beatable.” 

Following the defeat, they 

managed to beat Chinese Taipei 

75-47 to claim fifth, missing out 

on qualification by one place. 

In spite of missing out on the 

world championships, Sofia said 

the tournament was an invaluable 

experience. 

“It was my first international 

tournament so it was great to 

have a bit of exposure to the way 

the Asian teams play, it was definitely 

a lot faster and just better 

to what I’m used to.” 

As well as competing in the 

FIBA Asia championships, Sofia 

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Sumner basketballer ‘heartbroken’ 

over loss to Aussie 

ALMOST: Sofia 

Kennedy made 

her debut for 

the Junior 

Tall Ferns at 

the FIBA Asia 

championships 

in Bangalore. 

also took part in the crosscountry 

world championships in 

Paris and the Australian crosscountry 

champs earlier this year. 

Sofia is now looking to secure 

a basketball or cross-country 

scholarship at an American 

university. She said a basketball 

scholarship was a priority over 

cross-country.


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Heritage Week: No Voice, No 

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Daily until November 23, 

10.30am-4.30pm 

Visit the Akaroa Museum to 

see an exhibition exploring the 

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living on Banks Peninsula from 

the mid 19th-century to the mid 

20th-century. Free entry. 

Akaroa Museum, 71 Rue 

Lavaud, Akaroa 

Mt Pleasant Bridge Club 

Wednesdays 7.20pm and 

Fridays 1pm 

Head down for one or both 

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bridge club. All visitors are 

welcome. Players need to be 

seated 10min prior to the start. 

For more information, please 

phone Kay on 384 9113. 

Mt Pleasant Yacht Club rooms 

Storytimes/Wā Kōrero 

Wednesday, 10.30-11am, 

Tuesday, 11-11.30am 

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Sumner Library, Wednesday, 

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on 022 678 1252. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

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Herb Hacks at Home 

Thursdays, 6.30-7.30pm, until 

December 13 

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ointments and creams using 

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sample to use after each session. 

Costs $15 a session or a 

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Find more information at www. 

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Friday and Tuesday, 10.30- 

11am 

Encourage learning through 

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Free. 

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Sumner Library, Tuesday 

Mixed Menagerie 

Friday, Saturday, Sunday 

10am-4pm 

An exhibition of whimsical 

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animals and birds by Ruth Willis 

and Sophie McCulla. “Mixed 

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Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 

Diamond Harbour 

Remembering Railway 

Workers Lost In World War 2 

Saturday, 11am-12.30pm 

Heritage Roses invites the 

community to a commemoration 

in Ferrymead Heritage 

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remember 21 Addington Railway 

Workshops men who lost their 

lives in World War 2. Entry by 

gold coin donation. 

Ferrymead Heritage Park 

JP Clinic in Sumner 

Saturday, 10am-noon 

A justice of the peace will be 

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copies, hear oaths, declarations, 

affidavits or affirmations as well 

as sign citizenship, sponsorship 

or rates rebates applications. 

There is no charge for this service. 

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Kōrero Māori – Give It A Go 

The Diamond Harbour Art 

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Offering an overwhelming sense of 

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i sue. 

Only eight submi sions were 

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WorkSafe chief inspector 

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New Brighton surf club opts 

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Different parts of the car park 

are owned by various people 

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Community Board recently 

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around health and safety. 

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It comes after the city council 

removed funding for the centre 

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Pure South Sharp Blacks, which 

includes W olston butcher 

Jeremy Garth, finished second 

in the competition. 

He said the cha lenge started 

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The preparation for this 

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It was the firs time Mr Garth met in Auckland every two Mr Garth hopes to own a 

had competed in the cha lenge months for lengthy • wBy ekend Emily O’Co ne butcher l shop of his own someday 

but says for now he wi l fo- 

A WOOLSTON butcher proved and he was “rea ly proud” of 

to be a cut above the rest in an how the team performed. 

Mr Garth, who 

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Community 

and on 

Board 

the 2020 cha lenge. 

New World Fe ry Rd butcher 

has b 

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en given 

his 

the gr 

“In 

en 

two 

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years’ 

to 

time, we’ l be 

Jeremy Garth and his team, the with a g od result so we’re very pa sion for the job. 

o pose the planned 

going 

qua ry 

back 

near 

to try and win the 

Pure South Sharp Blacks, recently 

came second a the World The preparation for this year’s m eting new people, 

“Doing a l this stuff and 

Mayor 

s eing 

Lianne 

new 

Dalziel 

U per 

told 

Ri 

the 

carton butcher Corey 

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board 

that 

on 

flair 

Thursday it had 

Winder 

the okay 

was part of the Pure 

intense as the team members back for you,” he 

from 

said. 

the city council 

South 

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submi sion if Fulton Hogan a plies 

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every two months for lengthy 

w ekend practices. Mr Winder 

said coming second against 1 

other countries was a “fantastic” 






“To get second behind Ireland 

was a huge achievement and to 

be ahead of Australia is an 

even bi ger thing for us,” he 


But Mr Winder admires the 

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AWARD-WINNING: Corey Winder is back home after his team came second in the World Butchers’ Cha lenge . 

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Australian team. 

“Those guys over there 

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New Zealand has got some 

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place on Dyers Pa s Rd by early 

May. 

The sp ed limit change was 

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A decision to paint double yellow 

lines on the stretch betw en 

Summit Rd and the Sign of the 

Takahe was earlier made by the 

Spreydon-Cashmere Community 

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Bu the Banks Peninsula Community 

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ye low lines on the Summit Rd- 

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PUBLIC NOTICE 

Draft Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration 

Plan, Proposed Partial Revocation of the 

Christchurch Central Recovery Plan, and Proposed 

Partial Revocation of the Land Use Recovery Plan 

– open for written comment 

Pursuant to the Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act 2016 (the 

Act), Regenerate Christchurch invites written comments from the 

public on the following documents: 

• The Draft Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration 

Plan (pursuant to section 34 of the Act), 

• The Proposed Partial Revocation of the Christchurch 

Central Recovery Plan (pursuant to section 54 of the Act), 

• The Proposed Partial Revocation of the Land Use 

Recovery Plan (pursuant to section 45 of the Act). 

The primary purpose of the Draft Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor 

Regeneration Plan is to enable short, medium, and long-term uses of 

approximately 600ha of land within the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor, 

including the area previously known as the residential red zone. The Draft 

Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration Plan will apply to all land 

(including land covered by water and any airspace over land) identified as 

the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration Area (Regeneration Area) 

defined in Appendix 1 of the ‘Outline for the Ōtākaro/Avon River Corridor 

Regeneration Plan’. 

A concise statement recording the views on the Draft Ōtākaro Avon River 

Corridor Regeneration Plan provided by the parties listed in section 29 of the 

Act (Christchurch City Council, Canterbury Regional Council, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi 

Tahu, Ōtākaro Limited, and the Chief Executive of the Department of the Prime 

Minister and Cabinet) under section 33 of the Act is also publicly available at 

engage.regeneratechristchurch.nz. 

The Proposed Partial Revocation of the Christchurch Central Recovery Plan 

(CCRP) proposes to partially revoke the effect of the CCRP so that it does not 

apply to the Regeneration Area as shown in Appendix 2 to the Proposed Partial 

Revocation of the CCRP. The Proposed Partial Revocation covers that part of 

the central city within the four avenues that overlaps with the Regeneration 

Area covered by the Draft Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration Plan. 

The CCRP will continue to apply to the remaining area of the central city as set 

out in the CCRP. 

The Proposed Partial Revocation of the Land Use Recovery Plan (LURP) 

proposes to partially revoke the effect of the LURP so that it does not apply 

to the Regeneration Area. The Regeneration Area is described in section 

1 of the Proposed Partial Revocation of the LURP and shown in Appendix 

1, and is the same as the Regeneration Area covered by the Draft Ōtākaro 

Avon River Corridor Regeneration Plan. The LURP will continue to apply to 

the remaining areas identified in the LURP. 

In combination, the Proposed Partial Revocation of the CCRP and the Proposed 

Partial Revocation of the LURP, if approved, would result in the Ōtākaro Avon 

River Corridor Regeneration Plan being the only Regeneration or Recovery 

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