Bay Harbour: January 16, 2019

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 , 2019

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CITY

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with Les Mills

Dog owners

threatened

in Lyttelton

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Sunday 24 March 2019

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District Plan conflict close to end

• By Julia Evans

UNDER FIRE Darrell Latham,

two community board members

and a city councillor appear to be

close to resolving their conflict

with the city council over District

Plan flooding issues.

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote

Community Board member,

as well as Coastal Ward city

councillor David East, Coastal-

Burwood Community

Board chairwoman Kim

Money and deputy chairman

Tim Sintes, have been

facing code of conduct

complaints since September

over an allegation

staff had tampered with the

District Plan.

Mr Sintes said the group would

be making an announcement in

the next couple of weeks.

“We’re going to do a

release as a group when

David East comes back

from holiday,” he said.

Mr Sintes said he

would be pleased to have

the issue wrapped up.

Dr Latham also said

the four would make a statement

Darrell

Latham

soon. “We’ll be in the perfect

position to do that,” he said.

However, yesterday city council

chief executive Karleen Edwards

said, as the process is still under

way, she has no comment. The

root of the conflict was a threeline

clause omitted from the city’s

new District Plan, which came

into effect in December 2017.

The clause would give

leeway to people in specific

coastal areas, deemed at risk of

flooding, to build and extend

homes.

Greater Christchurch

Regeneration Minister

Megan Woods approved city

council’s proposal to amend

the Christchurch District Plan

under section 71 of the Greater

Christchurch Regeneration Act.

Error costs

Ava

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• By Louis Day

SUMNER’S Ava Henderson narrowly

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girls division at the national surfing

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Ava (right) lost to Australian-based

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made a priority error.

Ava had already caught three

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had caught one which is classed as a

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The 13-year-old said she felt hard

done by.

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IT LOOKS like common sense will

finally prevail over the code of conduct

complaints laid against local community

board member Darrell Latham and others

(page 1).

Latham, as well as Coastal Ward city

councillor David East and Coastal-Burwood Community Board

chairwoman Kim Money and deputy chairman Tim Sintes from

across the estuary, were taken to task by the city council for

their public views on the District Plan flooding issues.

But their criticisms forced a rethink from council chiefs over

what had been left out of the plan, which was causing grief for

many living near the coast.

But the complaints and potential repercussions have remained

unresolved. When East returns from holiday next week there

will be a public statement.

I think they will get off, and deservedly so too.

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Frank Worsley’s Antarctic logbook

Researchers have unravelled the Akaroa-born explorer’s

incredible story of celestial navigation.

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On New Year’s Day two years ago, Radhika Naidu gave birth

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• By Louis Day

TENSIONS ARE running high in

Lyttelton after dog owners have been

left notes threatening to call dog

control on their pets.

One resident had been left two

handwritten notes on separate occasions.

One of them stating “your f*****g

dog has barked the whole afternoon.

Some people were trying to get a

nap.”

The note which was posted on community

Facebook group, “Lyttelton

– Ain’t No Place I’d Rather Be!” led to

a heated debate

between local residents.

One dog owner was astounded

when he found a printed letter on his

doorstep threatening to contact dog

control if his dogs were not kept on

his own property.

The owner said they were

disappointed that the writer of the

letter could not knock on the door

and have a conversation with him face

to face.

Several other dog owners in the

area have received similar letters and

believe they are coming from the

same person.

Residents from Hawkhurst Rd,

Reserve Tce and College Rd reported

that they had received similar notes.


Threats to Lyttelton

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Fire rages, homes at risk

LETTERBOXES VANDALISED

Several letterboxes in

Diamond Harbour were

vandalised last week. The

letterboxes along Marine Drive

were bent forward by vandals

allowing the mail to fall out

the front. Residents in the area

reported that there were a few

loud cars in the area the night

it happened. Residents have

been encouraged to report any

suspicious behaviour to the police.

JELLYFISH WARNING

Bluebottle jellyfish have been

spotted on Sumner beach. Several

children have already been stung

which has caused rashes and welts

on their skin. To treat bluebottle

stings use either ice or hot water.

ANZAC CROSSES

In the Bay Harbour News

(December 19) it was reported

Annette Sowman’s grandfather’s

name was Herbert Webb. His

full name is Herbert Webb

Stevens. Mrs Sowman was the

first descendant to contact the

Sumner Redcliffs RSA to claim a

cross remembering the men from

Sumner who died in World War

1. Her great uncle Richard Stevens

died from a wound he sustained

in the Gallipoli campaign. Bay

Harbour News apologises for the

error.

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Worsley’s logbook brings voyage to life

How he navigated the sub-Antarctic sea

A JOURNEY of discovery has

unravelled the science behind

an incredible feat of celestial

navigation by Akaroa-born

Antarctic explorer Frank Worsley.

An international group of

researchers used Worsley’s original

logbook to analyse the voyage of

a lifeboat, the James Caird, across

1500km of rough sub-Antarctic sea

in 1916 after the Endurance was

crushed by pack ice.

Their conclusions have been

published in the Records of the

Canterbury Museum volume 32,

the museum’s annual research

publication.

The logbook is part of the

museum’s significant collection on

Antarctic exploration.

In his home town, Worsley’s

skills and unquenchable thirst

for adventure are celebrated in an

exhibition at Akaroa Museum.

A bust of the navigator also stands

near the main wharf.

Worsley’s amazing Antarctic

voyage was borne out of

desperation.

Endurance was the main ship

of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic

Expedition. It was crushed by ice in

October 1915, stranding the crew

led by Sir Ernest Shackleton.

After camping out until April

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1916, the expedition’s 28 members

eventually reached Elephant Island

in three lifeboats.

With winter closing in, carpenter

Harry McNish converted the

7m James Caird for open sea travel.

Six men – including Shackleton,

Worsley and McNish – then set

out for South Georgia Island to

seek help from one of the whaling

stations.

The trip took more than two

weeks, with Worsley’s job as the

navigator complicated by the rough

conditions.

He needed to check the boat’s

position using the sun, but it

was seldom seen. He also had

to estimate the longitude of the

starting position.

If this was wrong, the crew could

overshoot South Georgia Island

and all would be lost.

The research paper by Lars

Bergman (Sweden), the late George

Huxtable (United Kingdom),

Bradley Morris (United States)

and Robin Stuart (New Zealand),

provides an introduction to the

principles and methods of celestial

navigation used by Worsley to

successfully complete the voyage.

The paper also answers several

key questions over the source

materials and assumptions that

enabled Worsley’s longitude

estimate.

Remarkably, all the expedition

members were eventually rescued.

Replicating the calculations has

underlined the extraordinary feat

of navigation, Mr Stuart said.

“Worsley had to take the

sights and manually perform the

reduction calculations sitting

on ballast rocks in a small boat

heaving on ocean swells,” he says.

“Yet, for that critical 14-day

period, we did not find a single

error.

“Without Worsley’s superlative

skills as a navigator, Shackleton’s

expedition might be remembered

as a tragedy rather than the epic

tale of Antarctic survival we know

it as today.”

They also used Worsley’s logbook

to examine the possible location of

the Endurance wreck.

That research was prompted by

an international science expedition

to study ice shelves in the Weddell

Sea which also plans to locate and

survey the wreck.

The 45-day Weddell Sea

expedition, which includes

scientists from Canterbury

University, recently left Penguin

Bukta in Antarctica, heading for

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Uncle Harry’s cross finds a home

Two more World

War 1 crosses which

celebrated Armistice

Day at the Sumner

Redcliffs RSA have

been claimed. Jess

Gibson reports

WORLD WAR 1 memorials

honour him as Lieutenant

Harry Marshall Wright. To his

family more than 100 years on,

he remains Uncle Harry.

Lieutenant Wright enlisted

as a volunteer in 1912 and

climbed the ranks before the

war broke out in 1914.

He was living in Sumner

when he left for Gallipoli to

fight in the battle of Chunuk

Bair. The last memory his family

has of Lieutenant Wright

was a piggyback ride given to

his younger brother before he

drove away for the last time.

He embarked from Wellington

on April 17, 1915, but

was killed in action in Turkey

several months later on August

7, aged 24.

City council heritage

adviser Gareth Wright said

the death of his great uncle

impacted on the family in a

major way.

“I recall my grandfather

FOND MEMORIES:

Lieutenant Harry Marshall

Wright was last seen by his

family in 1914, piggybacking

his younger brother.

would get quite teary when he

talked about his older brother,”

said Gareth.

Lieutenant Wright’s name

appears on a number of memorials

around Christchurch.

“He’s on the memorial at the

community centre in Sumner.

He went to Christchurch Boy’s

High, so his name is on the

memorial there, and because

the family was living in Hororata

at the time he was killed,

he’s on the Hororata memorial

also,” said Gareth.

Gareth said on his trip to

Gallipoli to visit the

New Zealand memorial

at Chunuk Bair,

where his great uncle’s

name was engraved,

was “quite emotional.’’

Gareth said Lieutenant

Wright’s ceremonial

sword hangs on

the wall of his father’s

house. At his own

home in Addington,

his photo and some of his

medals are displayed.

Now, one of 21 crosses held

by the Sumner Redcliffs RSA,

that were displayed in Armistice

Day commemorations to

remember Sumner’s fallen soldiers,

will be added to Gareth’s

memorabilia.

Gareth got in touch with

RSA president Pat Boland

after he saw an article in the

Bay Harbour News that asked

descendants to take their cross.

Gareth said he is happy for

the opportunity to collect the

cross. “I’m very keen on my

family history,” he said.

He said he plans to either

keep the cross or give it to his

father, who can hang next to

his brothers sword.

A significant part of the

Wright’s family history is that,

like Gareth now, Lieutenant

Wright was a part

of the city council.

Before he was

enlisted, Lieutenant

Wright was a clerk

in the treasury department

of the city

council. His father,

Sidney Wright,

was a clerk at the

Selwyn District

Council.

“It’s a small world,” said

Gareth.

Mrs Boland is meeting

with the RSA committee

this week to arrange a ceremony

for the collection of

the crosses.

“We’re very delighted and

honoured to be able to do

that . . . we’re sure that the

crosses will find a good home

with their families,” said Mrs

Boland.

•To claim a cross, get

in touch with Sumner

Redcliffs RSA president Pat

Boland on 027 333 2189.

Gareth Wright

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Surfer will learn

from mistake

•From page 1

“I felt a little bit annoyed because

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someone throwing their hands up in the

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berth can cause temporary or even permanent hearing loss for the endangered

Hector’s dolphins.

Port not doing enough

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– marine biologist

• By Louis Day

A MARINE biologist has

criticised the Lyttelton

Port Company’s use of a

single observer to monitor

Hector’s dolphins in the

harbour.

LPC is currently piling

for its new cruise ship

berth. It has promised

to cease all pile driving

activity when Hector’s

dolphins come within

450m of the berth.

However, Otago

University marine biology

professor Liz Slooten said

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are likely to be undetected

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are out there.”

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dolphins to be

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everything –

that’s why people

often say a deaf dolphin is a

dead dolphin.”

Prof Slooten said the

size of the safety zone also

makes it difficult to detect

the dolphins.

“The probability of

detecting Hector’s dolphins

drops quite significantly

with distance,” she said.

“At about 100m you only

see about 60 per cent (of

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the dolphins), and

about 200m you

only see a third,

and at 400m you

would only see

about 14 per cent

of the dolphins.”

LPC strategic

engagement

manager Phil

De Joux said he

is confident its

current plan will mitigate

the impacts of piling on the

dolphins.

“We have worked at

putting together this plan

with a group of experts

with years of experience

from multiple disciplines.”

Mr De Joux said 287

dolphins have been spotted

since it started piling at the

end of last year.

Boy racer barrier at marina

• By Louis Day

BARRIER ARMS have

been installed at the

entrance to the Te Ana

Marina car park (right)

to prevent boy racers

disturbing residents at

night.

Residents have complained

about boy racers

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night and early in the

morning, prompting the

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which owns the marina, to

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They will remain open

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can access the car park and

the Woolstore area, but will

be closed from 9.30pm to

5.30am.

Marina berth-holders

will be able to access the

car park 24 hours a day

using their swipe key, and

the exit arm is automated

so vehicles can exit at any

time.

LPC strategic

engagement manager

Phil De Joux is confident

the barrier arms will

bring an end to boy

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residents.

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them [boy racers] out, but

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News

Twins keep parents on their toes

Two years ago

Radhika Naidu gave

birth to identical

twin boys, Manu and

Dominic Wells. Emily

O’Connell catches up

with the family

“CHEERFUL, PLAYFUL and

extremely naughty.”

That’s how Radhika Naidu describes

her twin boys who were

born nine weeks premature on

January 1, 2017.

Their early arrival meant the

twins spent the first 57 days of

their life in a neonatal intensive

care unit in Christchurch

Women’s Hospital. It also meant

the pair were known as twin

one and two for six weeks, while

Ms Naidu and husband Victor

Wells decided on names which

included both their cultures.

Although the two-year-olds

are identical, Ms Naidu says they

look “so different” and their personalities

are not “alike at all.”

She said Manu, who is the

bigger twin, was the first to walk

and develop skills and Dominic

is more cheerful and observant

and “takes on adverse situations

more readily.”

Along with the twins, Ms

Naidu and Mr Wells are kept

busy with two other children,

Mia, 7, and Ariki who is threeand-half-years

old.

“I just don’t remember having to

monitor them [Mia and Ariki] all

the time like this. These guys [the

twins] egg each other on,” she said.

Ms Naidu says the biggest difference

between the twins and

her older two children is their

comprised immunity caused by a

premature birth.

“Especially Dominic, so when

he was born . . . they realised

his umbilical cord was straggly

and unhealthy looking and it

had knots in it. So it had been

comprising his blood flow from

the beginning,” she said.

Dominic has an eye condition

called nystagmus, which Ms

Naidu has been told is common

with premature babies, and he

has immature lung development

meaning he gets sick easily.

“They both have asthma and

eczema and they use preventers.

They seem to be a little better

now. We’re hoping they keep

improving,” she said.

January 2017 was a busy

month for Ms Naidu and Mr

Wells, with the birth of their

twins which “forever redefined”

New Year’s Day for them, moving

house and their first child,

Mia, starting primary school. Ms

Naidu said her husband was the

“rock” during this time.

Manu and Dominic aren’t the

only ones in the family born on

a significant day, their grandmother

Protima Naidu was born

on Christmas Day.

Ms Naidu says discovering

Mulitples Canterbury, which

supports people with twins,

triplets or more, has been “encouraging”

and has helped her

feel less isolated.

She said the organisation

provides new parents with

information such as dietary

FAMILY:

Radhika

Naidu and

husband

Victor Wells

with their New

Year’s Day

two-year-old

twins Dominic

(left front) and

Manu and

older children,

Ariki, 3, and

Mia, 7.

Inset – The

twins were

nine weeks

premature,

they spent

their first

57 days in

neonatal

intensive care.

PHOTO:

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Sustainability key

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There’s something for

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organic farming but as far

as Bill Martin is concerned,

it’s all about sustainability.

The Training College

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He says the growing

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philosophy into the education system.”

As far as conventional agricultural

practices are concerned, he says farmers

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expense of the environment.

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Vittoria’s first

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PHEW, WE’RE out of the

holiday season.

We’ve had Christmas,

New Year and last Sunday

we had the Feast of the

Epiphany, when Vittoria got

a sock full of treats from the

Christmas Witch/La Befana

– it’s an Italian thing.

We didn’t manage to

burn the traditional effigy

but we did get in a not-sotraditional

feast of fish ’n’

chips.

Now we’re back into the

swing of first birthdays.

It started on Saturday

with the most important

one (for me and Laura

anyway) – Vittoria’s.

No one tells you how

many first birthday parties

you end up going to after

you have a kid, but it makes

a whole heap of sense when

you actually think about it.

It’s seemed like we’ve had

one at least every second

weekend over the last

couple of months.

It’s great, they’re not quite

completely for the kids yet,

so they still have plenty to

keep the adults entertained

too.

They’re the perfect blend

of your favourite finger

foods from childhood,

children’s party games

and the opportunity for

extremely responsible

drinking.

I kind of feel like we

cheated with Vittoria’s since

we hosted it at an early

learning centre rather than

at home, but we certainly

did not skimp on the treats

or birthday atmosphere.

I can’t believe she’s now a

year old.

A little over a year ago we

prepared for her arrival via

caesarean at 10.31am on

Friday, January 12.

I’m not ashamed to

admit that in spite of my

unflappably stiff-upperlipped

support of Laura

through the operation, I

was a blubbering wreck as

soon as I saw Vittoria.

Just under a week later

we brought her home. She

was such a quiet wee thing,

mostly sleeping.

VITTORIA

& Matt

It was terrifying and

exciting. I feel like I’m

getting pretty good at

parenting, which is good

because she is no longer

quiet or prone to sleeping.

In fact over the last few

days she decided she didn’t

need three naps a day

anymore, as she is a big

girl now. She also worked

on polishing her tantrum

abilities and showed signs

of getting picky with food

(shudder).

But she’s still just as keen

on cuddles as she’s ever

been, is laughing a lot, and

is always curious about the

world around her.

I hope those things don’t

change for a long time to

come.

•Former Bay Harbour

News journalist Matt

Salmons has become

a stay-at-home dad.

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weekly.



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6. Nissan Cefiro

SOURCE: AA INSURANCE

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dubious characters,”

he said.

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has improved since

a police operation in

Belfast two months

ago, Sergeant

Stewart said.

Rolleston Senior

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has been a “constant

issue” in Selwyn. Police

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Your Local Views

SAFE: Make sure you check all your boating equipment, including life jackets,

regularly for any sign of wear.

‘If in doubt, throw it out’

• By Gary Manch

I DON’T know whether

it’s an age thing, but the

summer holiday break

seems to come around a

lot quicker than when I

was 16.

One thing I am certain of

is that our summers appear

to be arriving later and

later, and climate change is

certainly having an effect.

With greenhouse

warming, our ozone layer

is getting thinner.

How does this affect us as

boaties?

To put it simply, it’s like

wearing sunscreen to stop

getting burnt.

Over time life jackets

and other safety equipment

exposed to the sun

on a regular basis can

deteriorate and break down

and the equipment will not

function to the high safety

levels required.

So the million dollar

question is, how to prevent

this happening?

It’s simple really. Firstly,

do what none of us ever

do – okay some may,

but how many of you

follow the instructions

until frustration gets the

• By Georgia O’Connor-

Harding

A PETITION has been

launched in a bid to

stop Kiwibank closing

its branch at Eastgate

Shopping Centre.

More than 1300 people

have signed the petition,

which will be put to

Kiwibank chief executive

Steve Jurkovich and chairwoman

of the board Susan

Macken before the closure

on January 30.

It was launched by Port

Hills MP Ruth Dyson, city

councillor Yani Johanson

and Woolston Community

Association chairwoman

Jackie Simons.

Pirate’s Corner

better of you – you should

follow the manufacturer’s

instructions in relation to

how to look after your gear.

Secondly, check your

equipment regularly

for any sign of wear, or

breakdown of material, and

use the old saying – ‘if in

doubt, throw it out’.

When you compare the

cost of your boat, jetski, or

paddleboard to the cost of

the safety equipment you

require, it’s minimal.

Many years ago, Bell

Helmets, which are known

for quality helmets in the

motorcycling world, had

a saying and this can be

translated to many other

areas where safety is

paramount.

It went: “If you have a $10

head, wear a $10 helmet.”

New Zealand Post, which

is a joint operation with

Kiwibank, will also close on

January 30.

But NZ Post is still

planning to provide postal

and bill payment

services in Eastgate

through an agency.

Head of retail

Mark Yagmich

said it is working

on shifting postal

services to another

local business and

hopes to be able to

announce who the operator

will be later this month.

The Kiwibank closure

comes three months after

Environment Canterbury

reduced its bus services in

Jackie Simons

That sums it up nicely, I

think.

Lastly, a big thank you

to a lot of you boaties

out there who have their

identification on their

boat, PWC, or other vessel.

It’s great to see good

compliance in this area.

If you have not got

it sorted yet, please get

onto it, refer to part 20

of the Navigation Safety

Bylaw 2016 for further

information.

You can find the

information at https://

www.ecan.govt.nz/do-itonline/harbourmastersoffice/.

Our sole aim is to

ensure everyone is safe on

the water and enjoys the

summer.

Take care out there.

Petition launched to save bank

Linwood. Environment

Canterbury replaced the

535 bus route with a shopper

service. The 155 service

runs three times a day,

Monday to Friday, and is on

trial for 12 months.

The closure of

Kiwibank has been

described as “one

more frustrating

thing” for residents

living in the area.

Ms Simons said

the closure of

Kiwibank is “just

ridiculous” as it is the third

branch in the area to close.

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News

Local

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QE II tops list for ‘code browns’

• By Sophie Cornish

CITY COUNCIL staff were kept

busy last year with 167 ‘code

browns’ closing pools across

Christchurch.

In spite of only opening on

May 31, Taiora: QE II Recreation

and Sport Centre has taken out

the ‘most poops’ title with 71

code browns and 33 vomiting

incidents. However, in defence

of the new facility, it has seven

pools.

The second biggest complex,

which has five pools, is Jellie Park

Recreation and Sport Centre.

But its outdoor pool also closes

during winter.

QE II has been popular since

opening and on 30 occasions

a one-in, one-out policy has

been applied to customers when

maximum capacity has been

reached.

City council head of recreation

sports and events Nigel Cox

believes QE II has the most

closures due to a significant

number of younger swimmers

who enjoy the multiple play

spaces.

Meanwhile, Graham Condon

Recreation and Sport Centre,

with four pools, had 47 code

browns and 20 vomiting

incidents – two more than 2017,

SURPRISE: Taiora: QE II Recreation and Sports Centre took

the unwanted title of most code browns in 2018 from Pioneer

Recreation and Sport Centre which topped the list in 2017.

when there were 46 and 19

respectively.

Jellie Park had 13 code browns

and 17 vomits – less than the 21

and 21 recorded in 2017.

Pioneer Recreation and Sport

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had a much better 2018. There

were only 34 code browns and

six vomiting incidents in the last

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in 2017.

The city council provides

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offering pointers for parents and

caregivers who should take extra

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The tips include allowing

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Cleaning times vary for

different pools and facilities. It

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Today, 10am-noon

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Have a look at the range of books

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Free, no bookings required. Beginners

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Today, 10.30-11.30am

Enjoy reading summer stories

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Today, 10.30-11am

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This is a free drop-in session.


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Friday, 11am-noon

Get creative with simple and

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sheets will be available, so

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Lyttelton Library

JP Clinic

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.

Line dance classes for the absolute beginner. Commencing first week in February in the

Woolston, Bromley, Linwood and Templeton areas. All ages and people with two left feet

welcome. For further details phone Mary 389 8809 or 021 216 3382.


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Social Games Club

Monday, 10-11.30am

This free session is for those

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Rummikub. No bookings are

required.


Centre

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Monday, 1.30-2.30pm

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AS AGE HAS caught up with me,

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in and had those three prerequisites

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the car is intuitive and user-friendly due to the small recess on the with it coupled to a seven-speed

to operate, and I like that.

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That’s not the only reason I bit extra load space.

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warmed to the Octavia Scout, it The Scout lands here with three That’s one of the advantages

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wagon. I once had a Mazda diesel model has the same engine doesn’t eat away at those precious

323 wagon as a work car, and I but with different power outputs power figures.

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WorkSafe chief inspector

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Cr East abou the car park.

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day before the competition festival as he was a very a complished

musician,” head of music The ban dedicated it se to as advocate for the interests of its

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community and this is what we

Cashmere High Sch ol who was “We were delighted to win, but to Cashmere High on March 27. are doing. The LTP and a nual

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the •Turn to page 9

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However, the public has li tle

interest in having input into the

i sue.

Only eight submi sions were

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Places Bylaw and Policy on Commercial

Activities and Events in

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in a bid to educate pupils on the to the Gr endale Recreation Reserve

Management Commi t e’s But he said the presentation on private or public land.

War 1 and World War 2.

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Rifles Charitable Trust president their horses Tommy and Kruze Mr A pleton said it was

Children were shown the type cart visits Lincoln w ekly betw en

Mark A pleton and member wore 1 0-year-old sa dles donated

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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,

$16 mi lion, was rejected by the body

corporate.

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prevented Mr White from disclosing

the se tlement amount, but he said it

involved the two parties paying “a bit

more money than they’d wanted to

earlier.”

•Turn to page 6

Loca ly Owned

• By Emily O’Co ne l

THE HALSWE L-Hornby-

Ri carton Community Board

has b en given the gr en ligh to


It was the firs time Mr Garth met in Auckland o pose every the two pla ned qua Mr ry Garth near hopes t own a

had competed in the cha lenge months for lengthy Templeton. w ekend butcher shop of his own someday

told but the says for now he wi l fo-

A WOOLSTON butcher proved and he was “rea ly proud” of practices. Mayor Lia ne Dalziel

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

Mr Garth, who has b en a cus on ge ting mor experience

international competition. “We produced some top quality

products and came away competition brought back his “In two years’ time, we’ l be

butcher for 14 years, from the said city the council and to make on the a 2020 cha lenge.

New World Fe ry Rd butcher

Jeremy Garth and his team, the with a g od result so we’re very pa sion for the for job. a resource consen going to create back a 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, Board s eing chairman new Mike UMora

per Ri carton butcher Co-

ha py,” he said.

“Doing a l thi qua stuff ry. and title,” he said.

Butchers’ Cha lenge in Northern World Butchers’ Cha lenge was ideas, it just brings that flair rey Winder was part of the Pure

Ireland.

intense as the team members back for you,” he would said. likely o pose Fulton South Sharp Hogan’s

plan.

Blacks team.

“You can just about guarant e

it . because we [the commu-

Mr Mora said he wasn’t sure if


Pure South Sharp Blacks, which every two months for lengthy Australian team.

includes W olston butcher w ekend practices. Mr Winder “Those guys over there

board’ submi sion.

AN U PER Ri carton butcher Jeremy Garth, finished second said coming second against 1 [Australia] are on top of their “I’d like to think so because the

has proven himself to be a cut in the competition.

other countries was a “fantastic” game, they do a g od job,” he city council has had their eyes

above his Au sie rivals at an He said the cha lenge started result.

said.

international competition. as a “transtasman test match” “To get second behind Ireland

Elite Meats owner Corey seven years ago.

was a huge achievement and to

Winder was named in the a l The preparation for this be ahead of Australia is an

board wi l be “representing and

star team a the World Butchers’ year’s World Butchers’ Challenge

was intense as the team said.

Mr Winder has b en a butcher community.

even bi ger thing for us,” he world,” he said.

advocating” for the Templeton

Cha lenge in Northern Ireland.

Mr Winder and his team, the members met in Auckland But Mr Winder admires the since the age of 19.

•Turn to page 5

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