Southern View: January 22, 2019

TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2019
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These kids could save your life one day
• Matt Slaughter
THE NEXT generation of surf
lifesavers have been put through
their paces.
​A South Brighton Surf Life
Fancy a
day out at
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Saving Club programme has
been teaching 40 aspiring
lifeguards the skills they need to
keep themselves and others safe
at the beach.
The youngsters are learning
some of the skills needed to save
lives and have fun while they’re
at it.
Last week, they got the chance
to compete in board paddling
and swimming races, as well as
test their speed and agility on the
sand.
The fun isn’t over, with the
programme continuing this
week.
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Liquor store
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• By Julia Evans
A DATE has been set for the
hearing of a controversial liquor
store appeal.
Phillipstown residents and
the city council will go into
battle on April 16 against
Riccarton Liquorland, which
wants to open a new bottle store
in the shops at the intersection
of Ferry and Aldwins Rds.
There is already a liquor store
less than 50m away and 14
within 2km.
The district licensing
committee declined the
application in May. It said
another store could lead to
an increase in alcohol-related
harm in a “very vulnerable”
community.
Riccarton Liquor Ltd
is appealing the decision
on grounds the licensing
committee was biased and had
predetermined its position
before the hearing.
The city council applied
to the Alcohol Regulatory
and Licensing Authority to
have the claims struck out,
saying there was no bias or
predetermination.
However, the authority
said a strike out would be
“premature.”
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today.
Jake Bailey, the young bloke who gained
international attention in 2015 with his
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is competing in the Coast to Coast. He had been given
two weeks to live.
Jake’s now 21 and resides on the Gold Coast and is living life
to the fullest.
He will take part in the team event. Jake will do the cycle leg
of 160km while his two mates will run and kayak.
That cycle leg could be savage if there is an easterly wind
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Not bad for someone who was never into sport. It is amazing
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SOUTHERN VIEW
Well on the way to being chlorine-free
Helen Beaumont from the city council gives an update on how
work to upgrade the water supply wells is tracking.
More monitors for dolphins needed
A marine biologist is calling for more watch over dolphins in
the port.
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Tuesday January 22 2019 3
News
Bid to extend Halswell pool hours
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
ABOUT 500 signatures have
been collected and will be
presented to the city council
in support of extending the
Halswell community pool’s
opening hours.
City councillor Anne
Galloway is set to present the
signatures to city
council staff this
week.
The Te Hapua
Halswell Summer
Pool’s current
hours are
Anne
Galloway
Debbie
Mora
11.30am-7pm. It
opened for the
summer season on
November 17 and
will close again on
March 31.
“There is really a
strong demand for
it . . . I think it is a
shame to have this
fantastic resource
out there and that
the facility isn’t
being used to its
full potential,” Cr Galloway said.
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
Community Board member
Debbie Mora has also lodged
a request with the city council
to maximise the pool’s limited
opening hours over the summer.
Ms Mora said she would like
to see the pool open “anywhere
from 7am” over summer.
“Some people are frustrated
with the opening times . . .
anything earlier than 11.30am
is going to be appreciated,” she
said.
If Ms Mora’s request is
approved by city council
chief executive Karleen
Edwards, it will be sent back
to the community board to be
discussed at its meeting next
Tuesday.
But city council head of
recreation sports and events
Nigel Cox said the pool needs to
be open when there is enough
demand from people wanting to
swim. Figures from last summer
showed patronage was low when
the pool was open during the
early morning hours.
Last year, due to the Pioneer
Recreation and Sport Centre
being closed for maintenance,
the Te Hapua pool was open
from 6am-8pm weekdays and
7am-8pm on the weekend.
Mr Cox said the average
number of people using the
pool before 10am last year was
between 1.2-2.6. The largest
count before 10am for the whole
summer was 13 people.
In the 2016/17 financial year,
the pool recorded a deficit of
$191,000. However, Cr Galloway
said Halswell residents pay a lot
TIME TO
SWIM:
A call to
extend the
Te Hapua
Halswell
Summer
Pool’s
opening
hours has
gathered
support.
of rates and the facility should be
available for them to use when
they want to use it. She also said
many residents didn’t know the
pool was open earlier last season.
Halswell Residents’
Association secretary David
Hawke said due to the growing
population in Halswell and
Wigram, the pool may need to
be upgraded. The association
will discuss the idea of a heated
and covered pool at its meeting
on Monday.
•HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you
think the Te Hapua Halswell
Summer Pool’s opening
hours need to be extended?
Email your views to georgia.
oconnor@starmedia.kiwi
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BOARD FUNDING
The Halswell-Hornby-
Riccarton Community
Board’s funding pool is now
open. Applications can be
made for funding from the
youth development fund,
discretionary response fund
and off the ground fund. For
more information on the
criteria of each or to make an
application online, go to www.
ccc.govt.nz or phone 941 8999
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The Nga Puna Wai Sports Hub’s
official opening will be held on
March 8. The public will also
have free entry to the opening
day of the New Zealand Track
and Field Championships.
Parts of the $100 million sports
facility began to open from
July. Rugby league fields, tennis
courts, a centralised sports hub,
boulevard and two grass multipurpose
community fields will
open in stages throughout the
year.
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News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
What it takes to remove the chlorine
With the
clock ticking
on the city
council’s
self-imposed
deadline
to end
temporary
chlorination of the
water supply within
12 months, water
supply improvement
programme manager
Helen Beaumont gives
an update on how the
work is tracking
IT HAS been a year since the city
council voted to temporarily add
chlorine to the drinking water
supply in response to advice from
the Canterbury Medical Officer
of Health.
Over the past few months we
have made significant progress
on upgrading the wells that
supply our water so that we
can get back to having an
unchlorinated water supply.
To date we have upgraded
25 per cent of our wells – by
volume of water produced – to
bring them up to a standard
that exceeds the present
requirements.
We’ve set the bar higher than
required because we anticipate
that more stringent standards
will be introduced by the
Government shortly.
Upgrading each well takes
between two and six weeks and
we can only work on a limited
number of wells at any one time
because we still to need supply
water to homes and businesses.
We have been running a water
conservation campaign asking
people to use less water so we can
continue work on the wells and
we really appreciate the efforts
people have been making.
Our data shows average water
use to date is well below the
summer averages for the past two
years. If that keeps up we should
be able to continue with the well
remediation work as planned.
By May we expect to have
completed interim upgrades on
19 below-ground wells and raised
another 41 wells above ground,
bringing the total number of
secure wells to 98.
Those wells collectively provide
more than 60 per cent of the
city’s water supply.
If we upgrade those wells
as planned, we should
have a sufficient volume of
unchlorinated water to supply
the city over the winter months
when we use about 50 per cent
less water than we do in the
summer.
However, even after doing this
work, providing chlorine-free
water to everyone in every part of
the city remains a challenge.
The water supply is delivered
through nine discrete zones.
The central zone is our biggest
water zone and supplies water to
42 per cent of the population. It
is the oldest part of the city and
where we have the most wells
that need to be raised above
ground.
There is high demand for water
relative to the available capacity
in this zone and, therefore, very
little excess capacity. This makes
it difficult to do the necessary
upgrades.
To address the challenge in
the central zone, in addition
to the interim upgrades on
below-ground wells, we are also
working to install ultra violet
treatment at the main pump
station.
The main pump station is the
biggest supplier of water to the
central zone, and we are working
with the contractor on ways that
the installation can be sped up
so water can be treated with UV
instead of chlorine at this site.
We are also looking at whether
we can transfer water across zone
boundaries.
There are technical challenges
because of the different pressure
levels in some of the zones.
However, it may be possible
for us to use some of the pump
stations on the boundaries of the
central zone to push untreated
water into that area.
In addition, we are
investigating whether we can
make use of two private wells on
the Metro Sports Facility site.
They tap into deep aquifers
and were originally drilled for a
ground-source heat pump that is
no longer required.
They may be suitable to supply
potable water to homes and
businesses in the central zone.
We are confident that seven of
the nine city supply zones will be
chlorine free by May this year.
It is likely that we will have
sufficient water from secure wells
in the Ferrymead zone, and we
are doing further modelling of
water supply options and looking
at opportunities to fast track
works in the central zone.
In the meantime, we are also
looking at how we can reduce the
amount of chlorine in the water.
At the pump stations where
the chlorine has two minutes to
react with the water and disinfect
it before it reaches the first
consumer we have been able to
halve the dose of chlorine.
We are now looking at whether
we can re-route the water at some
of the other pump stations so we
can give the chlorine a longer
time to do its job before it reaches
the first consumer.
For example, if we can send the
water around the block before
it reaches people’s homes, there
may be other pump stations
where we can also reduce the
dose.
Each pump station has
between one and six wells
supplying it. Where some wells
are remediated and some are not,
we have to chlorinate all of the
water unless we can isolate
the wells that haven’t been
remediated.
We can only do that when the
demand for water is low.
When there are periods of
low demand we aim to only use
pump stations without chlorine.
It is only when absolutely
necessary, as water demand
rises, that we bring the
chlorinated pump stations into
service.
We all want the chlorine out
of our water and we are working
hard to ensure we can have an
unchlorinated water supply as
soon as possible.
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Tuesday January 22 2019 5
Threats to Lyttelton
dog owners
sparks debate
• 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.
Local
News
Now
Plans to
soften road
works blow
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
CLEAR SIGNAGE and revamped
car parking will be installed to
soften the blow for Riccarton
businesses facing major
roadworks outside their stores this
year.
City council staff have been
working with Riccarton Rd businesses
to come up with solutions
to lessen the impact of the upcoming
roadworks to start between
Harakeke and Matipo Sts.
The work, set to begin next
month, is not expected to be completed
until December 2020.
It comes after businesses raised
concerns over how they would
be affected, leading to a meeting
with city council staff and
the Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
Community Board before Christmas.
Faster construction methods,
additional signage to indicate
businesses are open and where
available car parking is located
will actioned.
The city council will also
revamp its spaces in the shared
car park on the northern side of
Riccarton Rd between Rimu St
and Straven Rd to provide twohour
parking for shoppers.
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News
Date set for
liquor store
appeal
•From page 1
“In particular the authority is
not confident that the argument
about bias and predetermination
can be separated from the
grounds of appeal.”
City council head of community
support, governance and
partnerships John Filsell said it
considered these grounds could
be disposed of separately from
the rest of the appeal. “There was
a lack of any evidence to support
these grounds and they would be
likely to waste time at the appeal
hearing.”
Mr Filsell said it was the first
time the city council had applied
for a strike out of an appeal
against a licensing decision.
Long-term Phillipstown resident
and advocate Wayne Hawker said
the community would see the
appeal through.
“It’s not over yet. It may be a
long, drawn out process but we’ll
be fighting this to the very end,”
he said.
More than 100 objections were
submitted to the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board when the application was
received, including from Linwood
College and the police.
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 would
get quite teary when he talked
FOND MEMORIES:
Lieutenant Harry Marshall
Wright was last seen by
his family in 1914, giving his
younger brother a piggyback
ride.
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 Boys’
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.
He said 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 at
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,
which were displayed in the
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 Bay Harbour
News asking descendants to take
their cross.
Gareth said he is happy for the
opportunity to collect the cross.
“I’m very keen on my family
Gareth Wright
history,” he said. He plans to
either keep the cross or give it to
his father, who can hang it next
to his brother’s sword.
A significant part of the
Wright family history is that,
like Gareth now, Lieutenant
Wright was 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
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Fire rages, homes at risk
STUCK IN: New Brighton’s Eli Robertson charges out of the water after a drill.
Learning to save lives
•From page 1
Club president Rohan
McNaughton said the
programme was a great way to
scout out new talent.
“They’re learning how to use
the beach in a safe way, which in
a community that’s this close to
the beach is quite important,” Mr
McNaughton said.
He said the programme aims to
teach the pupils the skills needed
to be both good lifeguards and
good people.
The best lifeguards from
the programme will now be
encouraged to take up afterschool
surf lifesaving lessons to
further their skills and one day
maybe become senior lifeguards,
he said.
Big turnout expected
for Hagley Park polo
• By Louis Day
TICKETS ARE selling fast for
the Armstrong Prestige Hagley
Park Polo Classic on Sunday.
Director Jimmy Wood said
he hoped the event would
receive the same support as
last year.
“THe crowds last year gave us
goosebumps, we hope they all
return this year. You don’t need
to play or even ride a horse to
enjoy the day – it’s about being
with friends and enjoying the
beautiful surroundings.”
THere will be a champagne
lawn which will feature oysters
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and watch
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their riders
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and bubbles provided by Louis
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fast, there are also only two VIP
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THe gates will open at 11.30am
and the first game, a play-off for
third and fourth place will begin
at 12.30pm, followed by the final
at 3pm.
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Fire rages, homes at risk
Call for more dolphin monitors in port
• 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
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activity
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dolphins
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Liz Slooten
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berth.
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Otago University marine biology
professor Liz Slooten said the
majority of dolphins are likely
to be undetected by a single
observer.
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you are only going to see a small
fraction of the dolphins that are
out there.”
Prof Slooten said this could
cause a lot of dolphins to be
vulnerable to hearing loss.
“They use sound for 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 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
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Now
Jake Bailey takes on a new challenge
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Sophie Cornish
AS A CHILD Jake Bailey was not
the sporting type.
But at 21-years-old, he is taking
on the Coast to Coast next
month.
The cancer survivor made
international headlines in 2015
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his shock diagnosis as head boy
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School.
Mr Bailey was told he had two
weeks to live after finding out
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During the Coast to Coast he
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team with two old school friends,
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run legs.
Since beating his cancer and
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in January 2016, Mr Bailey has
been working full-time as a
public speaker. He has shared
his story and what it taught him
across almost 50 cities around
the world.
Now living on the Gold Coast,
Mr Bailey is also the author
What Cancer Taught Me and
features in the documentary The
Common Touch, which is about
his cancer journey.
He will return to Christchurch
INSPIRATIONAL: Jake Bailey will be competing in the Coast to Coast after beating cancer.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
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the event he calls “iconic” to
Canterbury.
As a young boy, Mr Bailey
would go with his father to watch
the end of the Coast to Coast.
But he said he “never dreamed
of taking part.”
Mr Bailey’s close call with
death has serve as his motivation
for getting into endurance sport.
“In both a practical sense,
because it minimises my risk of
relapse and makes sure my body
is fit and in an emotional, mental
and personal sense.”
He said he’s developed an
“obsession” in learning what his
body is capable of.
“Going through cancer
treatment and seeing what my
body could withstand, I have
grown a fascination with what
the body can do and putting
mind over matter and having
mental strength. That’s why
endurance sport appeals to me,
it’s a battle between your head
and your body to push yourself.”
Over the last four months,
Mr Bailey has completed
triathlon events, something
which came as a shock to him
as he could not swim more than
25m a year ago.
“I did fairly poorly,” he said.
“But I really enjoyed them.”
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Multi-sport complex mooted for Ascot
• By Julia Evans
HE HELPED create one of the
biggest brands in Canterbury
radio with Si and Gary, now The
Breakfast Club producer Bondy
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Park.
More FM radio
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has pitched his
Chris Bond
plan to lease the
former site of
the Ascot golf
course and driving range from
the city council to develop a
new “multi-sport training and
entertainment” complex.
“Its facilities will include a
280m driving range, batting
cages for cricket, baseball and
softball, state-of-the-art swing
and training simulators, a
dynamic all-weather indoor mini
golf course and a thrilling eight
lane sack slide,” he said in his
submission on the QE II Park
Master Plan.
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million 10-year upgrade of the
37ha space. It includes plans for
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Fire rages, homes at risk
in the current market and to
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Mr Bond said.
“In fact, this site is so well
suited to being a driving range,
it’s what used to be there.”
The Ascot golf course and
driving range was closed after
suffering significant damage
in the February 22, 2011,
earthquake.
The building was demolished
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“We understand that the site
was impacted by liquefaction in
the 2010/2011 earthquakes, but
initial Geotech advice indicates
that with the appropriate
foundations, this site would still
be suitable for building on,” he
said.
City council head of recreation,
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staff had met with Mr Bond over
his proposal three times last year.
“The draft QE II Park Master
Plan that was consulted on in
2018 did not include allocation
of space for commercial
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Tuesday January 22 2019
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Now
Perfect camping trip at South Brighton
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Matt Slaughter
A FAMILY with a long history
of holidaying at South Brighton
was back this year for the camp’s
busiest season.
Camper Scott Rushton said he
had been spending the festive
season at the South Brighton
Holiday Park since 1998, as it had
been one of his mum’s favourite
spots.
It had since become a favourite
for his family and he said it was
great to see the park full with
campers after an uncertain
couple of years.
Mr Rushton continued to camp
at the park after the earthquakes
left it with limited facilities
because he wanted to show his
support in difficult times.
Park owner Sam Hawkins said
when he and his wife Jacquie
bought the park in 2017 they
were faced with a huge job to fix
damage from the earthquakes.
But the repairs have been made
and after a quiet couple of years,
Mr Hawkins said the number of
campers at the park had doubled
this season compared to the
last Christmas and New Year’s
period.
“We had to close the park three
times over new year because it
was at capacity.”
Though Mr Rushton and his
LOYAL: Scott Rushton and his family (above) spent the festive
season at South Brighton Holiday Park, owned by Sam and
Jacquie Hawkins (right), when it reached capacity.
family enjoyed camping at the
park for many years, he said the
mood had been extra special
during this stay.
“They’ve brought back what
was originally so good about the
place. It’s a place to camp up and
meet people and have barbecues.”
“Its a hidden little gem, which
I don’t want to give away too
much, really.”
Mr Rushton, his wife Sarah and
their four children Olivia, Lucas,
Fleur and Maddison travelled
from Leeston and stayed in a tent
at the park over the holidays.
He said it had all the
makings of a classic Kiwi
camping trip.
“The kids loved it. We were
only going out for seven nights
and we ended up staying for 11.
The weather was great as well.”
Mr Rushton said the holiday
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what kept him going back year
after year.
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had,” he said.
“The beach is just down the
road and it’s so sheltered that it
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FOCUS ON HEALTH
1 in 2 people
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Emerging research has shown as many as 50% of older adults and
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continuing education
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For those looking for a role that combines
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delivered by local Training Provider Trainme,
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The course covers the introduction to media
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Students will learn to use design software
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This course is FREE to students aged 16 to 19
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Students without NCEA 1 can be admitted, if
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“Many feel that school is not working for
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“This FREE six-month Trainme course,
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This way, they can decide
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“As an NZQA approved
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can graduate with a New
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“NCEA results will depend on how many
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but as it’s a fun subject, it won’t feel like school
at all.”
Successful Graduates from this programme
SOUTHERN VIEW
could pathway
into higher study
in media arts,
which could
include graphic
design, video
production,
photography
or one of the
many emerging
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are limited, so students are encouraged to
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Enrolments are Now Open, for a February
start. Contact Trainme at their Addington
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The Christchurch School of
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so why not come along and
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CSM is a not-for-profit
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From ages 2 to 92 we have
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For the young ones there are pre-school and
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41/2 year olds can start on Suzuki strings
and at 6 the recorder is a great instrument
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beginner recorder players – just $52 for a year
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includes a recorder
Piano
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Registered Teacher of
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29 Lancewood Drive
Halswell
Ph 322-9377
and a book!!
Older children
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With six orchestras,
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If affordability is an issue, CSM may be able
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by the Rata Foundation.
Enrolments are open for 2019 so please
contact us via our website www.csm.org.nz
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SOUTHERN VIEW
If you want more information about an item or to contact a
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2004 Yamaha XJR1300 Bike
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2002 Nissan
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$450
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REAL ESTATE
SOUTHERN VIEW
A classic Kiwiana bach
46 Bayview Road, Charteris Bay
Price: $405,000
3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 kitchen/dining room | 1 living room | Off-street parking | Listing Number: 8375
Think Marmite, Pavlova, the All Blacks,
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to a time when life was simple and less
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Nestled amongst large mature Manuka
and native trees and enjoying some of
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The living area which is upstairs to take
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Only approx. 25 minutes drive from
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nearby tennis courts and cafés and a short
ferry trip to check out Lyttelton.
Being so close to the city makes these
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SOUTHERN VIEW
CHIROPRACTIC Brighton
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