Bay Harbour: November 28, 2018

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• By Louis Day 

PLANS FOR a new $1.2 million 

park on the old Redcliffs School 

site have been released. 

The city council has proposed 

converting the site into a park 

to compensate for the loss 

of Redcliffs Park, which will 

accommodate the new school. 

The draft landscape plan is 

open for public consultation 

until December 17. Once 

consultation has finished, the 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board will make a 

recommendation on the park’s 

future to the city council. 

It would be called Te Papa 

Kura, a name gifted by local iwi. 

Papa means park and kura can 

mean both school and red. 

One junior and one 

intermediate football field, 

a toilet, drinking fountain, 

additional furniture and new 

signage will all be added to the 

park. 

The existing playground, 

furniture, car park and a 

community building will be kept 

on the site. 

The site is also being 

considered as a possible location 

for a skate park as part of the 

Bays Area Skate Project. 

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parks Kate Russell was confident 

the new park would be just as 

good as the old one, in spite 

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of the new site being 643 sq m 

smaller. 

“The new park will offer 

Real Estate with Integrity 

the same sport and recreation 

opportunities as the former park 

– sports fields, a playground, 

a community building, toilets 

and car parking. We will also be 

adding a perimeter path.” 

Ms Russell said the city council 

was aiming to start and finish 

construction next year, with the 

football fields predicted to be 

ready before winter. 

However, Friends of Redcliffs 

Park spokesman Chris Doudney 

said the relocation of the park 

and the school was “totally 

pointless”. 

“The old school site is on the 

same side of the road to about 

80 per cent of its pupils so kids 

don’t have to cross the main road. 

It’s also higher than the new site 

which is a flood plain.” 

Mr Doudney also has issues 

with the plans for the new park. 

“I’m glad they are keeping a 

couple of the trees but I think 

they should keep a few more. I 

thought that they should move 

one of the playing fields a bit 

further away from the other one 

so there is room to keep another 

tree or two and to get a path 

between the two playing fields.” 

Mr Doudney said the best 

thing the city council could do 

was to move the school back to its 

old site and leave Redcliffs Park 

where it was. 

•To view the park plan and 

make a submission, visit 

https://ccc.govt.nz/thecouncil/consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/ 

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•Redcliffs School fair, page 6 

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THE WHEELS of progress are turning 

very quickly at the old Redcliffs School site. 

We report on page 1 today the plans for 

the site, which include football fields and 

landscaping. 

It will be good use of the contentious 

land. 

Redcliffs doesn’t have a great deal of public space, so at least 

sport and other activities can be played and held on the site. 

It will be no consolation to Friends of Redcliffs Park which 

has been trying without luck to stop the school being resited 

there. That plan, too, is full steam ahead. 

Also today, we have the outcome of the eco-burial saga in 

Diamond Habrour (page 3) and former reporter Matt Salmons 

first week as a stay-at-home dad (page 7). 

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Wednesday November 28 2018 

News 

Widow’s hope fades 


ANN THORNTON’S hopes 

of being buried alongside her 

husband are fading following the 

city council’s unchanged stance 

on pre-purchasing graves. 

The city council decided 

against altering its Cemeteries 

Bylaw and Handbook that prevents 

people from pre-purchasing 

graves at its meeting last week. 

Mrs Thronton’s husband, 

Jim, was the first to be buried in 

Diamond Harbour’s eco-burial 

site last November. Three of the 

12 plots have been filled since the 

eco-burial site opened and more 

than 70 people have signalled an 

interest in being buried on the 

site. 

In spite of fears the cemetery 

would fill up, Mrs Thorton remained 

optimistic. 

“There was the suggestion of 

a possibility for the opportunity 

to revisit the issue when more 

research is completed. With more 

research available I am hopeful 

that the council will arrive at an 

informed and compassionate 

solution to the issue.” 

Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner 

was not happy with the decision. 

“The particular area where I 

would be keen for us to show 

more compassion would be 

where when one partner has 

already been buried at the green 

burial plot in Diamond Harbour 

and the ability to reserve a plot 

for that other partner.” 

Thirty-two of the 40 submissions 

made during the Cemeteries 

Bylaw and Handbook review 


2019 

ON THE DOMAIN LINCOLN 2 MARCH 2019 

after no change to burial policy 

hearing were made in relation to 

the Diamond Harbour eco-burial 

site. 

Cr Turner said the demand 

from the community was too 

great to ignore. 

“I understand that prepurchasing 

would lead to a 

position where we would need 

to create more space for green 

burials which may well be the 

HOPE: It 

is looking 

increasingly 

unlikely 

that Ann 

Thornton 

will be able 

to be buried 

next to her 

late husband 

Jim, or even 

in the same 

cemetery. 

right outcome.” 

City councillor Mike Davidson 

said there already a capacity issue 

with cemeteries. 

“One of the biggest issues 

with pre-purchasing plots is that 

everyone is taking them and then 

we have got these cemeteries 

with lots of vacant plots in there 

that have been pre-purchased for 

decades.” 

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Confusion 

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road sign 

A NEW road sign has been a 

source of confusion for Governors 

Bay residents. 

The electric sign tells motorists 

to watch their speed leaving Governors 

Bay, about 400m before the 

speed limit increases to 60km/h on 

Dyers Pass Rd. 

Governors Bay resident John 

Bannock said it would have made 

more sense to have the sign facing 

the other way. 

“It seems a bit crazy because it’s 

facing the traffic that is leaving 

Governors Bay and then if you’re 

leaving via Dyers Pass Rd you 

go up about 300m and you hit a 

60km/h speed sign saying you can 

go faster anyway.” 

Mr Bannock said the sign was 

of no benefit to the residents of 

Governors Bay. 

City council Transport Operations 

Manager Steffan Thomas, 

however, said the city council had 

no plans to move it. 

“When determining the best 

locations for the sign within our 

context, staff considered where 

and in which direction speeding 

was most prevalent, and where it 

was most important for safety that 

speeding is targeted.” 

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‘We’ve got the best bar in town’ 


THE SUMNER Tennis and 

Squash Club’s renovated courts 

and a brand new bar are the 

best in town, president Phil 

Loughnan says. 

The club reopened at the 

weekend after six months of 

being closed and members were 

able to see the renovated tennis 

and squash courts, changing 

rooms, kitchen and bar. 

Mr Loughnan said the new 

bar made it one of the best sports 

clubs to have a beer at in the city. 

“Now that we have the new 

sliding doors which open out, the 

new bar, the leaners that look on 

to the tennis courts, it’s the best 

bar in bloody Christchurch,” he 

said. 

The club suffered significant 

damage following the February 

22, 2011, earthquake with cracks 

stretching across the tennis 

courts. 

The 1970s building was also 

beginning to show its age. 

“In the 70s when they built 

buildings I think they just 

chucked them together, for the 

last 50 odd years it never had 

anything done to it. It was an 

untidy dirty old place, we needed 

to start again,” Mr Loughnan 

said. 

The renovated building has 

BLISS: Club president Phil Loughnan and members Royce Mckean and Annemarie Loughnan in 

the new bar. 

been fitted with insulation 

and the relocation of the stairs 

has opened up more space to 

allow for table tennis and other 

activities. 

Mr Loughnan encouraged 

people to go in and find out for 

themselves whether the club had 

the best bar in the city. 

“Saturday afternoon at 2pm 

Fire rages, homes at risk 

we have our open day. Anyone is 

welcome to come along and play 

some tennis, so if you want to 

join up you can come down on 

Saturday,” Mr Loughnan said. 

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News 

Port Hills tracks add to fire threat 


UNAUTHORISED cycle and 

walking tracks in the Port Hills 

could contribute to the start of 

another disastrous fire. 

Lyttelton resident Wendy 

Everingham said the city council 

desperately needs to adopt a 

policy that stopped people from 

creating their own cycle and 

walking tracks across the Port 

Hills. 

“If the water is on an ordinary 

surface, it is dispersing through 

that land mass 

more evenly, 

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you open up the 

land with tracks, 

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parts of the 

reserve and you 

get some places 

which are drier than others.” 

Mrs Everingham said she 

was appalled by the number of 

unauthorised tracks that were 

being made on the Port Hills. 

“Up on the Urumau Reserve I 

saw someone had come through 

and cut down quite a lot of trees, 

so they were opening up an 

area that was supposed to be for 

forest.” 

Mrs Everingham said she had 

also noticed an unauthorised 

track which went through 

Steadfast land and the 

Whakaraupo Reserve. 

City council acting head 

of parks Kate Russell said 

the illegal track that entered 

Steadfast land and Whakaraupo 

Reserve had been closed and 

rangers were investigating other 

tracks in the Port Hills. 

“We have out signs reading 

‘track closed, no access’,” she 

said. 

“We have discussed with local 

community-users and reserve 

committees that the track is not 

to be used and developed any 


further. The track was mown 

with a weed-eater so it will be 

allowed to grass over. Fencing 

work may be carried out to 

further exclude access to the 

track.” 

Ms Russell warned that some 

of the unauthorised tracks 

ventured into areas of potential 

rockfall risk. 

“This [Steadfast and 

Whakaraupo Reserve] track did 

follow a route that would take 

people into a zone of rockfall 

that has not been mitigated or 

had recent inspections.” 

Ms Russell said a geotechnical 

report would need to be 

FIRE RISK: 

Unauthorised 

cycle and 

walking tracks 

could cause 

another fire in 

the Port Hills. 

undertaken to determine how 

great the risk of rockfall was in 

those areas. 

Ms Russell asked people to 

consider the consequences of 

their actions before forming 

their own tracks. 

“If people carry out 

unauthorised work, there is 

the risk of unsafe tracks 

being developed as well 

as serious impacts to the 

environment which can take 

many years to repair. We 

invite people to contact the 

council or their local reserve 

committee to provide ideas on 

developments.” 

BAY HARBOUR 

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35-year bach 

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TAYLORS MISTAKE bach 

owners have moved a step closer 

to securing 35-year licences. 

The city council accepted the 

recommendations from the Taylors 

Mistake working party, led by 

city councillor Sara Templeton, to 

grant licences to baches of heritage 

value. 

Thirteen of the baches assessed 

have been classed as moderate to 

high risk from natural hazards. 

This means owners will have to 

mitigate the hazards out of their 

own pocket. 

Taylor Mistake Association 

president Brent Gilpin remained 

optimistic any risk of damage 

could be mitigated. He was satisfied 

with the 35-year licences as 

long as there was the option to renew 

them. “This is not about just 

managing them in my lifetime, 

I want them to be used for generations. 

If the licence was for 35 

years and that was it, that would 

be a disappointing outcome.” 

The city council plan for the 

baches is out for public consultation 

until January 14. A hearings 

panel will then consider submissions 

before making a recommendation 

to the council next year. 

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News 

Principal goes for swim at school fair 

Event raises $30k in spite of weather 


REDCLIFFS SCHOOL still 

managed to raise more than 

$30,000 at its fair on Sunday 

in the face of wet and windy 

weather. 

School principal Rose 

McInerney, who went for a swim 

in the dunk tank, said there was 

still more money to come. 

“We had two amazing cubby 

houses at the fair and because we 

couldn’t paint them at the fair 

because of the weather, they still 

have to be finished and auctioned 

off on Trade Me, so they will 

potentially bring in another 

$5000,” said Mrs McInerney. 

More than 2000 people 

attended the fair and were treated 

to a wide variety of sideshows and 

activities, such as mini golf, dunk 

the teacher, mini jeep trucks and 

a horizontal bungy. 

Pupils opened the fair by 

performing kapa haka and 

singing choir songs. 

“Our (pupils) were incredible, 

I think they got about 4min of 

singing without rain and sung 

their little hearts out for another 

20min in the rain.” 

Mrs McInerney said the money 

raised would go a long way in 

improving the experience of 

pupils at the school. 

“Some of it will go towards 

additional teaching resources to 

provide extra opportunity for 

our students and some of it is 

definitely going to go towards the 

outdoor areas and seating for our 

new school.” 

Mrs McInerney said the fair 

could have quite easily been 

a failure if it were not for the 

resilience of the community. 

“For our school community 

and the wider community to get 

behind the school fair and come 

along out in the wind and rain, I 

just think it speaks volumes about 

who they are.” 

SPLASH: Redcliffs School pupils celebrate after dunking their principal Rose McInerney in the 

dunk tank. (Below) – The pupils then jumped into the tank for a swim. 

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horizontal bungy 

and bouncy 

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on offer at the fair. 

SCORES: A 

penalty shootout 

was one of the 

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on offer at the fair. 

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First week on the job and 

baby takes her first steps 

VITTORIA HAS taken 

her first independent steps. 

And all five of them were 

away from me. 

I don’t mean that in 

some metaphorical sense, 

they were literally away 

from me and she hasn’t 

walked again . . . yet. 

While we played in the 

hall, my wife Laura called 

her over and she turned 

away from me and walked 

the half metre over to her 

mum. 

Laura’s proud as punch 

and I’m super-excited 

about what this means for 

my time as a stay-at-homedad. 

However, I’m still 

jealous that all five of her 

steps so far have been away 

from me. Dumb, huh? 

Luckily, I did not have 

time to spend moping – 

November 13 was B-Day. 

My first official stay-athome-dad 

day. 

It was like D-Day, except 

without the guns, the 

soldiers, the beach landing 

or other adults. 

I think I did really well, 

but it showcased what I 

think will be a hurdle for 

me. 

I’d had a couple of 

training days over the 

weekend as Laura went 

out with friends and to 

organise a few things 

before starting back at 

work. 

On the Friday, I took 

Vittoria for a walk, got a 

slice of pizza and chased 

some ducks. 

All good stuff in lieu of 

baby times at the library, 

which would’ve been on if 

it wasn’t Show Day. 

However, the weather 

last week put walks out 

of the question and there 

were still no free activities 

on nearby. 

It forced me to think of 

something to do. Before I 

could have just followed 

Laura’s routine. 

But that’s just it, it’s 

Laura’s routine. 

Now that I’m in charge 

(in theory, Vittoria tends 

to dispute that) on the 

home front, organising 

outings and thinking up 

things to do is on me. 

VITTORIA 

& Matt 

In stereotypical male 

fashion, I decided on a 

trip to get some bits to do 

some repairs at home – fix 

all Vittoria’s broken bibs 

using hammered in snap 

fasteners. 

But I wonder if I’ll 

manage to keep conjuring 

ideas to keep us occupied 

before I hit a wall of sorts 

and spend every day 

there’s no activity at home 

in my pyjamas being hit in 

the head with toys. 

More to the point, I 

hope those ideas can 

include other grown-ups 

so I can sneak in the odd 

conversation that doesn’t 

include the phrases “please 

don’t cry” and “eat that” or 

“the cat doesn’t like being 

climbed on.” 

•Former Bay Harbour 

journalist Matt Salmons 

has become a stayat-home 

dad. We will 

follow his journey 

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THE PETITION to extend the 

building approval at the Godley 

House site currently occupied by 

Dark Star Ale House and Cafe 

has received more than 1000 

signatures. 

Statutory building approval for 

the cafe building, the equivalent 

of a building and resource consent, 

was obtained by a previous 

owner through emergency earthquake 

legislation. 

That approval expired in April 

but was extended to June 2021. 

The petition on change.org calls 

for the sites statutory building approval 

to be extended “until such 

time as new services are built on 

the Godley House site” to attract 

a new business to take over from 

the Dark Star when it closes in 

March. 

Dark Star co-owner Donna 

Richardson said she and her husband 

had tried to sell the business, 

but the limited time remaining 

on the site’s building approval 

put potential buyers off. She said 

the signatures showed the community 

wanted another cafe to 

take over from the Dark Star. 

Mrs Richardson plans to 

present the petition to the Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

within the next couple of months. 

Local 

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City2Surf to celebrate 45 years 

STAR MEDIA will celebrate 

45 years since participants in 

the City2Surf hit the ground 

running. 

Since 1975, Star Media’s 

City2Surf, one of the South 

Island’s largest participation 

events, has brought thousands 

of people together for fun and 

fitness. 

On March 24, City2Surf will 

celebrate its 45th anniversary. 

A lot has changed since the 

event’s humble beginnings. 

However, it still remains first 

and foremost a fun run. 

Originally, the City2Surf 

would start in Cathedral Square 

and end at New Brighton beach. 

Later, the finish line was 

changed to QE II stadium. 

In 2011, following the 

earthquake, the event had to be 

cancelled as parts of the eastern 

route were broken. 

Now the start line for the 

14km event is at Centennial Park 

and the Sport Canterbury 6km 

event begins at Hansen Park, 

Opawa. 

Both events finish at the 

Ferrymead playing fields with 

FREE entry given to participants 

into Ferrymead Historic Park. 

Over the years, City2Surf 

has helped to burn more than 

184,730,000 calories, says event 

START LINE: The next Star Media City2Surf on March 24 will 

mark 45 years since runners and walkers took off from the 

start line at the first ever City2Surf. PHOTO: RACHEL SLOAN 

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“The amount of kilometres 

run during this event is enough 

to run around the world 120 

times,” he said. 

Entries to participate in 

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Saturday. 

The Star Media 14km event 

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walkers of all fitness types. 

Participants can choose to 

either take part individually or 

in a team. 

At this year’s event, there were 

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including teams of doctors, 

construction works, accountants 

and scientists. 

Many local charities have 

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100-YEARS: Dorothy Perkins (middle in red) marked her 100th birthday on Friday 

with family who travelled from Dunedin, Invercargill, Tauranga and England. 

Sumner centenarian 

celebrates with family 

DOROTHY Perkins 

celebrated her 100th 

birthday on Friday. 

She was joined by family 

and friends from Dunedin, 

Invercargill, Tauranga and 

as far away as England at 

Edith Cavell Lifecare and 

Village in Sumner. 

Miss Perkins received 

letters congratulating 

her from the Queen, Port 

Hills MP Ruth Dyson and 

several people living on 

Stewart Island. She was the 

district nurse on Stewart 

Island from 1965-1972, 

where she would look after 

seasick ferry passengers, 

newborn babies, the elderly, 

and accident victims. 

Miss Perkins became 

famous throughout the 

community for driving 

what relatives described as 

a “green army jeep” to see 

patients across the island. 

Her cousin Robert 

Overton said Miss Perkins 

was often on call 24 hours 

a day as she was the only 

nurse on the island. 

“She had to be a bit of 

everything there. There 

wasn’t even a doctor on the 

island.” 

Before she was the 

district nurse on Stewart 

Island, Miss Perkins 

worked at St Helen’s 

Hospital in Sydenham, Dee 

St Maternity Hospital in 

Invercargill and was also 

matron at the Lumsden 

Maternity Centre. 

After seven years 

of service on Stewart 

Island, Miss Perkins 

retired in Christchurch 

but continued to care for 

family and friends. 

“Dot has been the lady 

who has moved where the 

need has been to look after 

people. She looked after 

both my wife’s parents and 

my parents before they 

passed away,” Mr Overton 

said. 

Miss Perkins was driving 

people to church, getting 

her own groceries and 

looking after herself in 

her Redcliffs home until 

Christmas last year, when 

she moved to Edith Cavell 

Lifecare and Village. 

Mr Overton said Miss 

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the needs of other people 

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she would wait till six to 

call the buzzer. One day 

she had a fall in the garden 

so she shuffled into a bush 

and did some weeding 

while she waited for help 

to arrive. She’s not one to 

cause a fuss.” 

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News 

Local 

News 

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New manager for Health Harbour plan 


GOVERNORS BAY resident 

Karen Banwell has been 

appointed manager of the Whaka 

Ora Healthy Harbour plan. 

The final plan, which was 

launched in March, sets out 

an aspirational vision for 

the harbour to restore the 

ecological and cultural health of 

Whakaraupō/Lyttelton Harbour 

from the mountains to the sea. 

Dr Banwell started in the role 

this month. She will be based at 

Rapaki Marae, but will also have 

the opportunity to spend time 

with each partner organisation. 

However, her main time will be 

out among the community. 

Whaka Ora Healthy Harbour 

governance group chairwoman 

Yvette Couch-Lewis said 

community involvement was 

important to the five partners 

– Environment Canterbury, 

Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke, Te 

Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, the city 

council, and the Lyttelton Port 

Company. 

ECan zone delivery manager 

Paul Hulse said Dr Banwell 

would be an asset to the plan 

implementation team. 

“She comes with a wealth 

of experience within plan 

implementation and has great 

connections with people in the 

harbour already,” he said. 

Dr Banwell has previously 

worked for city council and 

ECan as a senior strategy adviser, 

but more recently worked as a 

strategic planning advisor at 

Regenerate Christchurch. 

She is currently chairwoman of 

the Governors Bay Community 

Association, a trustee of the Avon 

Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust 

NEW ROLE: Whaka Ora 

Healthy Harbour programme 

manager Karen Banwell 

(left), with Whaka Ora 

Healthy Harbour partnership 

chairwoman Yvette Couch- 

Lewis, were gifted a painting 

depicting the touchstone 

species laid out in the plan 

by Lyttelton Primary School 

students. 

and recently completed a PhD 

in geography on community 

resilience. 

Dr Banwell said she could not 

wait to start her new role. 

“I was sent the job description 

by multiple people who said this 

is written for you.” 

“This job was pretty much 

a culmination of my work 

experience and what I love to do 

and I’m committed to working 

with the harbour community 

for ecological and cultural 

outcomes,” Dr Banwell said. 

Dr Banwell’s appointment 

was officially announced at 

Lyttelton Primary School on 

Thursday. 

Sumner woman in new baby theatre 

BABIES AND theatre are not 

usually two things that are put 

together. 

In fact, any parent who have 

taken a baby to a performance 

know it can be challenging at 

best and a disaster at worst. 

Turning that whole idea on 

its head is Sumner’s Hannah 

Wheeler, Burwood’s Melanie 

Luckman and Strowan’s Amy 

Straker. 

The three performers will 

perform their show Up And 

Away, which is designed 

especially for pre-walking 

babies in New Brighton and 

Phillipstown. 

The show will be staged 

through the newly launched 

Cubbin Theatre Company. 

The company aims to develop 

genuine theatre works for 

children under the age of five. 

Each performance will 

last about 30-40min with an 

opportunity for families to stay 

and play at the end. 

The show will also be taking 

place in a carefully crafted tent. 

“Our vision is of a world where 

high-quality art is as integral to 

early childhood as the 

playground and as accessible,” 

Luckman said. 

She said it has been great 

working with the city council’s 

Enliven Places Project Fund for 

this tour. 

Luckman said with the 

MAGICAL: Hannah Wheeler and Amy Straker performing in 

their show Up and Away –which is designed especially for 

pre-walking babies. 

funding’s help, it could offer the 

show for $5 for a baby and adult 

together. 

The show is informed by 

neuroscientific research and has 

been developed in consultation 

with a speech and language 

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Wheeler was working at LATT 

Children’s Theatre and living in 

South Korea when she saw her 

first baby theatre performance. 

“It was five years ago and what 

I experienced has stuck with me 

ever since. I am really excited 

about bringing high quality, 

respectful and intelligent theatre 

to children in Christchurch,” she 

said. 

Up and Away runs Sunday, 

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on Hawke St in New Brighton 

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SEVENTY descendants of 

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cottage in Orton Bradley 

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Samuel Manson, who 

was believed to be the first 

carpenter in Christchurch, 

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in 1848. After a seven-year 

restoration process following 

the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake, the cottage 

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public in May. 

Great great grandson 

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presented a portrait of the 

carpenter to the Orton 

Bradley Park Board 

chairman Simon Mortlock. 

Mr Manson spoke of the 

pride which the Mansons 

have in the history of 

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also included Jean Manson, 

who mothered 17 children. 

Mr Manson also paid 

tribute to his cousin Janet 

O’Loughlan, who organised 

the day with her niece, 

Robyn Cody, printed a 

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McKay exhibition in Akaroa 


AKAROA MUSEUM is 

holding an exhibition that 

celebrates the career of retired 

photographer Donald McKay. 

At the start of the year, Mr 

McKay donated more than 

40,000 individual frames to the 

museum which date from the 

late 1940s to the early 1980s. 

The collection of photos 

document social and community 

events, weddings, farming 

activities and other aspects of 

life across the Banks Peninsula. 

Mr McKay, 84, grew up on a 

farm in Le Bons Bay and began 

taking photos at Christchurch 

Boy’s High School when he 

joined the camera club. 

Mr McKay sold his bike and 

his best pair of shoes to buy a 

second-hand camera from H.E 

Perry in Colombo St. 

“We had some really, really 

good instructors, including Len 

Casbolt and Frank McGregor. 

Also, I used to spend a lot of 

time at my uncle Stan McKay’s 

as he was the Christchurch Star 

Sun photographer and his son 

Ross was a skilled horse racing 

photographer. I used to admire 

their beautiful cameras and 

enlargers . . . I’m not sure what 

I liked more, the photography 

or the equipment.” 

Mr McKay started his first 

photography job in 1961 at 

Burwood Hospital as a medical 

photographer, but would still 

travel back to the peninsula 

during the weekend to photograph 

various community 

events. Museum collections 

manager Daniel Smith said the 

exhibition would focus on Mc- 

Kay’s work during the 1950s. 

“During the 50s he was doing 

a lot of odd jobs as well as 

photography. He did a lot a lot 

of farm work and he would also 

take his camera with him when 

he was working on his farm 

jobs.” 

Mr Smith said the exhibition 

would include some of McKay’s 

most explicit work. 

“I’ve included a photograph 

from a series that follows the 

HISTORY: 

Retired 

photographer 

Donald McKay 

donated more 

than 40,000 

photos to 

the Akaroa 

Museum. 

tailing, tagging and emasculating 

of lambs at Lavericks Bay 

in 1951. It was a grisly affair. 

The tails were cut off with 

knives, and you can see all the 

men’s clothes are blood spattered 

– like something out of a 

Tarantino movie.” 

The exhibition will open 

on December 7 at 5pm at the 

Akaroa Museum. 

17 Lillian Street, Halswell 

03 322 4548 

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Your Local Views 

Developing young surfers 

Steve Tyro 

from the Point 

Surf Team 

writes about 

getting his 

club of young 

groms ready 

for a summer 

of surfing competitions 

POINT SURF Team was formed 

in 1983 and is the local surf 

boardriders club in the Sumner 

and Taylors Mistake area. 

In the past, the club has had 

several national champions and 

dominated the South Island 

circuit for many years. 

The current focus of the club is 

on developing its junior surfing 

section by encouraging primary 

and high school-aged surfers to 

enter surfing contests around the 

country and locally, and also act 

responsibly/respectfully in the 

surf. 

We meet regularly for surf 

training and drills at Hardwicke 

St or at Taylors Mistake. The 

past winter’s focus has been on 

preparing for the New Zealand 

primary school champs in 

Gisborne. 

The club sent a team of two 

boys and three girls to the event 

last month. 

We have been preparing for 

the South Island grom series 

on Saturday and events over 

MAKING WAVES: Jack Tyro (left) and Johnny Andrews are 

members of the Point Surf Team. 

summer in Christchurch, 

Westport, Dunedin, Southland 

and Kaikoura. Last year’s South 

Island contest results were very 

encouraging for the club with 

Amelie Wink, Jack Tyro, Jordan 

Sparrow, Holly Campbell, Ruby 

Armstrong, Benji Lowen and 

Kobe Coleman all making the 

podium. 

As well as Sumner and Taylors 

Mistake, we especially want to 

encourage kids from Lyttelton, 

Redcliffs, Heathcote and Mt 

Pleasant to consider getting into 

competitive surfing. 

The South Island grom 

series will be hosted by the 

North Wai Boardriders Cub, 93 

Marine Pde, North Beach, on 

Saturday. 

Keep your speed 

down on the water 

Lyttelton 

navigational 

safety officer 

Gary Manch 

WELL our 

first seasonal 

boating 

weekend has 

been and 

gone, with show weekend in 

Canterbury traditionally the 

start of the boating season. 

It was a weekend where the 

weather turned out better than 

forecast. We had quite a few 

boats out and about on our waterways 

through the region. 

The good news is we had very 

few complaints about bad behaviour 

on the water, and I thank all 

the responsible power boat and 

jet ski users out there for that. 

The bad news is I still received 

complaints from some of the 

residents in the bays, and it was 

the annual comment about 

speed. As I have mentioned several 

times before, our role is not 

to stop you having fun out there, 

but we want everyone using the 

waterways to be safe. 

I keep stressing this and it’s 

disappointing that some people 

either chose to ignore the advice 

or just don’t care. As my dear old 

mum used to say: “Don’t care 

was made to care.” 

I would much rather educate 

than use the other option, which 

is issuing an infringement notice 

to people who are boating unsafely. 

However, there may come 

a time when education is clearly 

not working. 

Now, I am guessing that if you 

are out on the water for the day, 

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I was not the greatest at maths 

at school, but even I can work 

out by going slower and keeping 

to the safe limits, $200 is a lot of 

money to save. 

My advice this week is keep 

your speeds to the required limit 

as designated by the bylaw or 

signs in the area. That way, you 

will save money and I will save 

ink. 

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SUMNER LOST to Lancaster 

Park on Saturday in their third 

consecutive defeat of the season. 

Sumner now sit in sixth place 

on the championship ladder and 

will be relying on other results 

and a win against Burnside at the 

weekend to make the semi-finals. 

Sumner club captain Dan 

Vann said the side have been 

struggling to rediscover their 

early season form in recent 

weeks. 

Sumner lost the toss and 

batted first. Lancaster bowled 

well and took early wickets to 

have Sumner in trouble at 14/3. 

A small fight back from opener 

George Moore (25) and Dan 

Vann (15) settled things slightly 

before wickets continued to fall 

until a last wicket partnership 

of 22 gave Sumner a total of 100 

all out. 

In reply, Sumner made a great 

start, picking up early wickets 

and having Lancaster in serious 

trouble at 39/5, largely due to 

Dean Smith taking three early 

wickets (3/3). 

Slow bowlers Dan Vann (1/11) 

and Jonny Percasky (1/13) put 

the squeeze on, only conceding 

24 from their 16 overs and 

picking up a wicket each. 

Lancaster Park eventually 

decided to make a dash to get 

over the line and it came off with 

their No 8 batsman Will Ainsley 

making a quick 27 to get them to 

the total and the win. 

Vann said it was the 

side’s batting that let them 

down. 

“We just aren’t scoring enough 

runs as a team,” he said. 

“Early in the season, we were 

the leading batting side in the 

league and we still have four 

of our batsmen in the top 10 

run-scorers in the league. So we 

know we have the ability to score 


Sumner slump to third straight 

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SPORTS 

SLUMP: Dean Smith’s three early wickets were not enough to 

prevent Sumner falling to their third consecutive defeat. 

the runs, it’s just a matter of 

getting ourselves in and going on 

to bigger scores.” 

Vann remains confident his 

side can bounce back against 

seventh-place Burnside on 

Saturday and reach the semifinals. 

“The boys were disappointed 

for sure but we know what we 

need to do and how to address 

it.” 

• By Ashleigh Monk 

THE Christchurch City Chorus 

is putting on a festive show to 

get everyone into the Christmas 

spirit. 

On December 15 the choir will 

take the stage to perform The 

Magic of Christmas. 

Musical director Virginia 

Humphrey-Taylor said the show 

would include Christmas carols, 

skits, poems and dancing. 

“We want to share the joy and 

music of Christmas with people,” 

she said. 

“We want everyone to come 

and sing carols with us. It’s 

something for the whole family 

to get everyone excited for 

Christmas.” 

She said about 80 members of 

the choir would be performing. 

“We’ve got quartets singing, 

we’ve got small groups singing, 

we’ve got about 20 children who 

will be performing,” she said. 

“We’ll sing a lot of the classic 

Christmas carols, but there will 

also be a few songs that people 

won’t know; songs from around 

the world about Christmas.” 

The show would give members 

a chance to get some practice 

in before the Christchurch City 

BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 21 

News 

City chorus puts 

on festive show 

Chorus heads to New Orleans 

for a performance in September. 

“We’re doing as many shows 

as we can so we are prepared,” 

she said. 

She said she hoped to showcase 

the group and encourage 

new members to join. 

“We’re looking for new 

members all the time. There’s 

always a turn over of membership 

because people move away 

or their lives change, so this is a 

chance for people who might be 

interested in joining to see what 

we do.” 

The Magic of Christmas will 

be performed on December 15, 

with a matinee at 2pm and an 

evening show at 7pm. 

Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 

for seniors and $10 for children, 

and can be purchased at www. 

ccchorus.co.nz or by contacting 

Jeannette McGrath on 021 976 

572. 

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Motoring 

Drive past the petrol stations in a Kona 

• By Ross Kiddie 

THE FUTURE is now. Electric 

vehicles are the talking point, 

and while Tesla is seen as the 

glamour brand and has stolen 

the limelight in that part of the 

market, it’s now time for the 

mainstream manufacturers to 

stand up and be counted. 

Sure, there are a plethora of 

petrol/electric hybrids available 

in our market, and heaps 

of pre-owned Nissan Leafs from 

Japan, but there are just a few 

electric-only models that can be 

purchased new here. 

One manufacturer which is 

offering a good cross-section 

of electric and hybrid models 

is Hyundai. In recent times it 

has launched a smallish liftback 

model – the Ioniq – in electriconly 

form (as well as hybrid), and 

just lately the Kona has landed 

with electric propulsion, bearing 

in mind the small sport utility 

vehicle is also here in normallyaspirated 

and turbocharged petrol 

variants. 

When I look back in my diary 

for this year, I see I’ve spent more 

time in Kona than any other 

model. It’s just as well then that 

I like it, the Kona a neat mid-size 

SUV which punches above its 

weight in terms of driveability 

and practicality. It lands here 

HYUNDAI KONA: Plug it in and charge it up. 

from $31,990, but it is a bit of a 

step up to buy the electric Elite 

64kWh at $79,990. Sure, there’s 

a soon-to-be-launched lower 

power version (39kWh), but 

as with most new electric-only 

models in the market there is a 

price premium. 

However, that’s no detraction, 

the Kona EV is a fine piece of 

work and it is a car which will go 

a long way towards meeting the 

sales target for EVs. 

As mentioned, the Kona is 

mid-size and there is little compromise 

in the electric model. 

Yes, the boot space is slightly 

diminished but elsewhere you’ll 

find little difference inside. That 

is, unless you are the driver, the 

controls and layout of the console 

and dash area is quite different to 

the standard car. 

Notably, there are four push 

buttons for the direct drive transmission, 

all self-explanatory – 

drive, reverse, park and neutral. 

There are also paddle shifters; 

well, they don’t really shift gears, 

they simply add or reduce drag 

on the electric motor to promote 

the feeling of gearing. There 

are also several drive modes to 

increase or lower a sporty feel. 

Ordinarily, the electric power 

is ushered in with a solid surge 

right from the point of first 

movement. That’s because full 

power is available instantly, and 

if you take into account there 

• Price – Hyundai Kona EV 

Elite, $73,990 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4165mm; width, 

1800mm; height, 

1565mm 

• Configuration – Electric 

motor, front-wheeldrive, 

150kW, 395Nm, 

automatic transmission. 

• Performance – 

0-100km/h, 7.6sec 

is 395Nm of torque on tap, the 

Kona EV feels feisty. 

In technical terms, there’s also 

150kW of power available which 

if you stack up against a petrol 

engine, then it is biased towards 

sporty. 

If you are thinking that there 

must be some trade-off in terms 

of range then think again, the 

Kona EV has a claimed travelling 

distance of up to 480km between 

charges. 

That’s simply due to the number 

of batteries, as mentioned, there is 

64kWh of storage, and that along 

with the latest generation Lithiumion 

Polymer technology makes 

the Kona outstanding in terms of 

capacity. 

The only downside of having 

such capacity is the charge time; 

to fully charge from empty takes 

around nine hours, or 43 hours 

from a three-pin plug wall socket. 

That aside, most drivers don’t let 

the batteries go that low, and with 

the number of charging stations 

being installed nationwide, that 

needn’t be an issue. 

The Kona is also a blast to 

drive, it is fast – a standstill to 

100km/h time of 7.6sec is possible 

and it will scorch through 

a highway overtake in 4sec, the 

time it takes to make 120km/h 

from 80km/h is blisteringly fast, 

and that’s attributable to that high 

torque figure the electric motor 

develops. 

For an SUV, the Kona is 

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sessions at this 42-yearold 

bridge club. All visitors are 

welcome. Players need to be 

seated 10min prior to the start. 

For more information, call Kay 

on 384 9113. 

Mt Pleasant Yacht Club 

Storytimes/Wā Kōrero 

Wednesday, 10.30-11am, 

Tuesday, 11-11.30am 

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and interactive programme, 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. 

Sumner Library, Wednesday, 

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some time in company with 

other crafty knitters. This is a 

free activity and no bookings are 

required. Beginners welcome. 

Lyttelton Library 

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Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Take your own creative 

project or come and get some 

Email louis.day@starmedia.kiwi by 5pm 

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inspiration. Call Beth for more 

information on 022 678 1252. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs 

Wā Pēpi/Babytimes 

Friday, 10.30-11am 

Encourage learning through 

language. Wā Pēpi/Babytimes 

is an interactive programme 

including rhymes, songs, stories 

and play. This is a free session. 

Lyttelton Library 

JP Clinic at Matuku Takotako 

Saturday, 10am-noon 

A justice of the peace will 

be available to members of 

the community to witness 

signatures and documents, 

certify document copies, hear 

oaths, declarations, affidavits 

or affirmations as well as sign 

citizenship, sponsorship or rates 

rebates applications. There is no 

charge for this service. 

Sumner Centre 

Gifted: An Exhibition of 

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Craftspeople from around 

Lyttelton Harbour 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 

10am-4pm, throughout December 

New craft and art by members 

of the Stoddart Cottage Gallery 

Craft Co-operative and others. 

The Sumner Market is back for another season with food, plants and craft stalls by the 

beach. The market runs each Sunday until April, 11am–3pm, next to the Sumner Surf 

Lifesaving Club. 

Shop local for hand-crafted gifts 

this Christmas. Save yourself the 

hassle of going to town. Make 

a visit to Stoddart Cottage part 

of a restful day out in Diamond 

Harbour. Ferry from Lyttelton 

connects with the No 28 bus 

from the central city and 535 

from Eastgate. Free with a Gold 

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Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 

Diamond Harbour 

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Lyttelton Farmers’ Market and 

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Mr Handforth said WorkSafe 

New Brighton surf club opts 

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Cr East abou the car park. 

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risks a propriately.” 

Different parts of the car park 

are owned by various people 

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GR ENDALE SCHOOL pupils 

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The New Zealand Mounted 

Rifles Charitable Trust president 

Mark A pleton and member 

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• By Sophie Cornish 

THE ST Andrew’s Co lege big 

band had extra incentive to 

win a the National Youth Ja z 

Competition – ba s player, Tom 

Fastier, co lapsed an died the 

One reply has b en received so 

the owners would have to agr e 

to undertake work. 

Cr East said there had b en 

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in a bid to educate pupils on the 

sacrifice their ancestors made in 

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Mr A pleton and Mr Donaldson 

a rived a the sch ol dre sed 

in World War 1 uniforms while 

their horses Tommy and Kruze 

wore 1 0-year-old sa dles donated 

to the trust. 

The presentation is a prelude 

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“I’ve always though that it 

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As a tribute to those who 

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musician,” head of music 

Duncan Ferguson said. 

“We were delighted to win, but 

it was bi tersw et,” he said. 

St Andrew’s won the most 

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A CRACKDOWN on mobile 

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interest in having input into the 

i sue. 

Only eight submi sions were 

received for a potential bylaw 

aimed at regulating commercial 

activities in public places. 

The district council wi l be 

holding a hearing for the Public 

Places Bylaw and Policy on Commercial 

Activities and Events in 

Public Places. 

A hearing i scheduled to be 

held on Thursday. 

The bylaw comes as an increasing 

number of mobile traders 

are s eking t operate in Selwyn, 

especia ly during the summer 

months. 

In the past year, the district 

council has received five inquiries 

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on private or public land. 

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THE PAPANUI-I nes 

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to figh the city council over 

funding. 

Signatures are being co lected 

in a bid to get funding for a community 

facility in Shirley. 

It comes after the city council 

removed funding for the centre 

pla ned for Shirley Rd, near the 

intersection with Hi ls Rd. This 

was the site of the former community 

centre, which was badly 

damaged in the February 2, 

20 1, earthquake. 

The removal o funding 

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in the ditch” project. 

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residents, it was fulfi ling that 

role. 

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board is to represent and act 

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council.” 


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THE OWNERS of Sumner’s Cave 

Rock Apartments ar expecting the 

Earthquake Commi sion to sign-off 

on a se tlement agr emen this w ek. 

Body corporate chairman Mike 

White said the group had gone 

into mediation with IAG and EQC 

on February 20, and signed off 

on a deal with IAG on February 

2 – coincidenta ly seven years 

to the day after the February 2, 

20 1, earthquake. However, they 

are waiting for EQC to sign the 

agr ement. 

“Given that EQC actua ly drafted 

the agr ement, there’ l be no 

problem with them doing that.” 

The apartment suffere damage 

in the February and June, 20 1, 

earthquakes and were demolished in 

late 2012. In 2016, IAG’s offer of the 

difference betw en indemnity value, 

$10 mi lion, and the sum insured, 

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A decision to paint double yellow 

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Bu the Banks Peninsula Community 

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ye low lines on the Summit Rd- 

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Insta lation of the double 

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While the work is done, Dyers 

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