Bay Harbour: March 13, 2019

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Toilets may lead to legal action 

Apartment 

owners 

angry at 

city council 

• By Louis Day 

LEGAL ACTION may be 

looming over temporary toilets 

the city council has installed in 

front of apartments in Akaroa. 

Bruce Waterfront Apartment 

owners have hired a lawyer to 

fight the city 

council over 

what they say 

are “unlawful” 

toilets. 

They were 

put in at the 

Prudence 

Steven 

Andrew 

Turner 

Britomart 

Reserve in 

front of the 

apartments 

in December 

to cater for 

the increasing 

number of 

cruise ship 

passengers 

coming to the 

area. 

It is the latest 

saga in the 

ongoing debate over the value of 

cruise ships to Akaroa. 

But apartment owners were not 

consulted and the city council 

did not get a resource consent. 

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TOILET TURMOIL: Apartment owners are upset over temporary toilets which have been installed on the Akaroa waterfront to 

cater for cruise ship visitors. 

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The body corporate, which 

represents the apartment owners, 

has hired lawyer Prudence 

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Said Ms Steven: “It is an offence 

under the Resource Management 

Act if you do something with 

your land that is not either 

permitted or authorised by a 

resource consent, so what they 

have done is an offence under the 

act.” 

Michelle lindsay 

Mortgage advisor 

Phone 021 346 265 

She has asked the city council 

to seek a retrospective resource 

consent. 

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THE CRUISE ships in Akaroa 

continue to polarise people in what 

was once a fairly sleepy hollow. 

Businesses sort of like them. The 

thousands who pour in during the 

season spend before and after heading 

to Christchurch. So that helps. But for many residents, 

there’s simply too many cruise ship passengers. 

The cruise ship debate has led to meetings and 

petitions. Now temporary toilets installed by the city 

council at Britomart Reserve (see page 1) could end up 

in legal action. 

An apartment block overlooks the reserve. Their once 

nice view out to the harbour is punctuated by the toilets 

and everything that goes on there. A lawyer is now 

involved and the city council appears to be in a corner. 

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News 

‘Warrant of fitness’ issue for tug 

Maritime NZ 

holds up 

launch date 


TUG LYTTELTON will not 

be able to carry passengers as 

planned because it has not been 

given a ‘warrant of fitness.’ 

A Maritime NZ spokeswoman 

said the surveyor was yet to issue 

a certificate of survey for the 

vessel. 

“This is similar to a warrant 

of fitness for a car. Maritime 

NZ are also 

assessing the 

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she said. 

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December but was pushed back 

to January and then February. 

However, it is now looking 

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The society is now struggling 

financially because it has not 

held a passenger cruise in three 

years. 

Said Mr Bruce: “We are under 

extreme pressure. We are going 

for some grants, some of the 

members are supporting us but 

we have just got a bill for our 

public liability insurance for 

$6000, we just don’t have the 

money to pay for it.” 

But the setback has not 

dampened Mr Bruce’s 

hopes of getting the tug going 

again. 

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be nice and polite, you help 

where you can and you just get 

on with it. We will get there 

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COLLETT’S CORNER GOAL 

Lyttelton’s Collett’s Corner 

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minimum goal of $300,000 

through an online crowd-funding 

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The work set out in the Sumner 

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stormwater and water pipes will 

be replaced, while new kerbs, 

footpaths, street furniture 

and road surfaces will also be 

installed. There will be water 

shutdowns, detours and road 

closures during the work. 

Affected residents will be notified 

and the work is estimated to take 

six months. 

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A city council investigation has 

revealed the four water mains 

which burst within 48 hours in 

Diamond Harbour last month 

was due to a fault with a pressure 

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LEGAL ACTION: 

Bruce Waterfront 

Apartment 

owners are 

angry the city 

council installed 

temporary 

toilets without 

a resource 

consent and 

have sought 

legal advice. 

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Toilets anger apartment owners 

•From page 1 

Said Ms Steven: 

“Without going through 

the process of gaining a 

resource consent, the city 

council has bypassed the 

hearing process which 

gives interested parties an 

opportunity to speak 

in support or opposition 

of what is being proposed.” 

A Bruce Apartment 

Body Corporate 

spokesman told Bay 

Harbour News it was an 

absolute disgrace it was not 

consulted before the toilets 

were put there. 

“City council contractors 

have been filmed pumping 

out these ugly toilets at 

daybreak, causing loud 

noise and distress to our 

owners and guests, many of 

whom are paying over $300 

per night for the privilege 

of being caught up in this 

circus,” he said. 

Deputy Mayor and 

Banks Peninsula city 

councillor Andrew Turner 

believed the failure to seek 

a resource consent was an 

oversight from city council 

staff. 

“There has been a 

degree of embarrassment 

around the fact that 

consent was not applied 

for when it should have 

been. City council has a 

duty to lead by example in 

these situations,” he said 

yesterday. 

Cr Turner understood 

the city council was 

seeking a retrospective 

resource consent. 

“My understanding 

from council staff is that 

retrospective consent 

will be applied for 

and obviously future 

consenting requirements 

will be met.” 

Akaroa Civic Trust 

chairman Mike Norris 

said the toilets were an 

eyesore. 

“It just contributes to the 

overall tackiness that we 

are trying to combat,” he 

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Outrage after rocket launch causes fire 


A ROCKET launch by 

Canterbury University which 

caused a fire on Kaitorete 

Spit has left nearby residents 

outraged. 

Little River Wairewa 

Community Trust chairman 

Robert Burch labelled the rocket 

launch a “silly thing to do.” 

“Why are they launching a 

rocket when we have a total fire 

ban?” he said. 

Canterbury University group, 

UC Aerospace, was attempting 

to become the first student group 

in the world to launch a rocket 

into space last Sunday morning. 

The university said the attempt 

was not successful but is saying 

little more about the project. 

“This is a story that hasn’t 

been in the media because they 

didn’t get out of the earth’s 

atmosphere,” a spokeswoman 

said. 

But Bay Harbour News 

inquiries reveal the rocket was 

launched from Kaitorete Spit, 

which protects Lake Ellesmere 

from the sea, about 10am. 

The rocket, which was planned 

to crash back into the sea, 

landed in a paddock, causing a 

fire which destroyed vegetation, 

Little River Volunteer Fire 

Brigade acting station officer 

Matt Ledgerwood said. 

When firefighters arrived, 

students involved with the 

project had put the fire out. 

“With a bit of bad luck, it could 

have been a lot worse. Luckily 

the grass was quite short and 

there was no wind,” he said. 

Sue Morrow, who lives at 

nearby Birdlings Flat, rushed 

towards the fire after being 

alerted of smoke coming from 

Kaitorete Spit on the Birdlings 

Flat Community Residents 

Facebook Page. 

“It’s bloody stupid doing that 

at this time of year when it is 

tinder dry,” she said. 

The fire had been put out by 

the time she got there. 

Fire and Emergency NZ 

deputy principal rural fire officer 

Al Hutt shared the concerns of 

nearby residents. 

“This has not been handled 

particularly well by the 

university. My view is that the 

timing was probably wrong, 

middle of winter and it would 

not have been a problem,” he 

said. 

The university spokeswoman 

said the group had all the 

appropriate permissions from 

various agencies, including the 

Civil Aviation Authority and NZ 

Space Agency, as well as various 

controls in place to prevent harm 

in a range of eventualities. 

Kaitorete Spit is home to 

several rare insects, reptiles 

and birds and is of significant 

cultural value to Ngāi Tahu 

due to the more than 500 

archaeological sites found there. 

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University, which caused a 

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News 


WELL-KNOWN Sumner 

identity Nancy Meherne came 

away with one of the top prizes at 

the Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Edible Garden Awards. 

The Sumner resident of 63 

years won the best yield prize 

alongside Claire Taylor and 

also received a certificate in the 

residential house category, with 

judges commending her garden’s 

plant health and overall quality. 

Mrs Meherne, 89, said she 

would be out in her garden as 

late as 10pm some nights. 

“I always go in for the news 

and then go back out again. I can 

get my whole meal in my garden 

– I don’t need to go to the shops,” 

she said. 

When Mrs Meherne is not 

tending to her potatoes, carrots, 

parsnips, spinach, silverbeet, 

peppers, capsicums, cucumbers, 

zucchinis, pumpkins, radishes or 

lettuce, she is catching waves at 

Sumner beach. 

“I don’t know how to stand up 

but I know how to catch a wave. 

I can go in further than most 

people.” 

Mrs Meherne said she fell in 

love with Sumner and its beach 

the moment she laid eyes on it. 

“When I first moved to 

Christchurch I did not know 

anyone, so one day I caught the 

tram to Sumner and it was the 

most wonderful place, the sight 

of the beach was breathtaking 

and still is.” 

Mrs Meherne taught music at 

Sumner School for many years 

and continued to give lessons 

at the school following her 

retirement up until recently. 

Mrs Meherne now teaches 

piano to pupils out of her home. 

Her dedication to teaching 

music led to the school’s music 

room being named after her. 

Sumner School music teacher 

Robyn Lean, who was taught by 

Mrs Meherne in the 1980s, said 

she put her life and soul into 

teaching music. 

“She is just a really 

extraordinary person, she has 

been very passionate and good at 

instilling that same passion on to 

her students. You just really felt 

like you were part of her family 

as a student,” she said. 

TASTY: Nancy Meherne 

tucks into one of her home 

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garden. 


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Summit Rd 

speed limits 

under review 

SPEED LIMITS on Summit 

Rd could be set for a complete 

reshuffle. 

The city council is proposing 

to reduce the speed limit 

on Summit Rd, from Godley 

Head to Gebbies Pass Rd, 

from 100km/h and 70km/h to 

60km/h. 

Also included in the Summit 

Rd speed limit review are five 

adjoining side roads – Broadleaf 

Lane and Sumner, Worsleys, Mt 

Pleasant and Evans Pass Rds. 

The speed limit review is now 

open for public consultation. 

A final decision about this 

proposal will be made by city 

council following recommendations 

from a hearings panel in 

May. 

City council transport operations 

manager Steffan Thomas 

said they were reviewing speed 

limits based on guidance from 

the New Zealand Traffic Association. 

“Speed determines both the 

likelihood of a crash occurring 

and the severity of the outcome,” 

he said. 

Mr Thomas encouraged the 

public to submit their views on 

the proposal. 

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A CAT in Sumner has stolen 

basket loads of clothes, building 

equipment and toys over the past 

few months. 

Eighteen-month-old Roddy 

has had an appetite for stealing 

newspapers and magazines since 

he was a kitten but has recently 

turned his attention toward 

clothes, building equipment and 

toys. 

Roddy’s owners are now calling 

for people in the area who have 

had items gone missing recently 

to see if they were stolen by him. 

Owner Sara Buerki said they 

have baskets full of stolen goods. 

“One time Dad was just out in 

the garden and Roddy came up to 

him with a T-shirt and dropped 

it at his feet and ran away, so Dad 

followed him and Roddy was in 

the neighbours’ car and he was 

taking clothing out of their car,” 

LOOT: Some 

of the items 

Roddy (below) 

has taken. 

Roddy’s hefty haul 

said Ms Buerki. 

A basket of stolen items has 

been left outside their house on 

Campbell St. 

Ms Buerki posted on the Sumner 

Community Facebook page 

on Thursday to see if anyone recognised 

some of the items which 

Roddy had stolen. 

Since then four people have 

claimed some of the stolen items. 

However, Roddy has continued 

to steal and stole six more items 

on Saturday night. 

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And to be completely honest, 

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My little (not-so-littleanymore) 

cousin Anna got 

married to now husband Lui in 

a beautiful ceremony at Anna’s 

family home in Waimate. 

The property is incredible, 

with rocky outcrops, caves, a 

flowing creek and stunning 

vistas of the Southern Alps. So 

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now and needs to be running 

around at full speed for most of 

each day. 

And this camping trip would 

follow yet another long drive. 

Definite tantrum danger zone. 

We arrived mid-afternoon, the 

sun was shining and the whānau 

was busy setting things up for 

the ceremony. 

As with any family event, 

there were young cousins about 

and Vittoria immediately took a 

shine to sisters Lizzie and Anna 

(a different one). And thankfully 

they took a shine to Vittoria too. 

•Former Bay Harbour News journalist Matt Salmons has 

become a stay-at-home dad. We follow his journey weekly. 

Sound sleep at campsite 

Can you say parenting support 

team? 

I’m pretty glad Vittoria won’t 

remember me setting up our 

tent, I got there, but it probably 

didn’t make me look like any 

sort of outdoors-man. 

So with a ready tent and a 

cousin support team on standby, 

we were set for the wedding. 

Vittoria was so good during 

the ceremony, allowing us to 

enjoy seeing Anna and Lui 

finally tie the knot. They’re a 

great couple, loving, respectful 

and quirky in pretty similar 

ways. 

After playing for hours, 

eating her dinner, my dinner 

and trying for a sip of my beer, 

VITTORIA 

& Matt 

CAMPSITE: 

Vittoria looking 

to sneak in some 

early driving 

lessons while 

daddy gets busy 

on the tent. 

wee bubs finally fell asleep in 

her pram. Then woke up during 

speeches. Then again during the 

fireworks. 

So we finished our time at 

the party with Laura coiled in 

a porta-cot with Vittoria while 

I organised a ride back to our 

campsite, about a pitch black 

400m away (read – had a couple 

more with some of the cousins). 

We all slept reasonably well 

once we arrived at the tent – Vittoria 

and I fell into a deep sleep 

as soon as we hit the mattress 

– and we’ve been left with plenty 

of confidence that we could do 

it again. 

We may need to bring some 

cousins along though. 

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Kilwinning Lodge 

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Support grows for ship 

levy to support seafarers 

A PETITION calling for a levy to support 

the welfare of seafarers has received more 

than 150 signatures. 

The petition was started by newlyappointed 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board deputy chairman Tyrone 

Fields. 

The intent of the petition is to 

“build a large register of local 

support asking that the NZ 

Government levy ships docking in 

NZ ports to fund seafarer welfare 

centres, as suggested by the 

Maritime Labour Convention.” 

Mr Fields has been doorknocking 

and circulating the 

petition throughout shops in an 

attempt to raise awareness. 

“It is amazing about how many people 

do not know about it,” he said. 

Last week, Maritime NZ stopped a 

Taiwanese bulk-carrier in Lyttelton 

Tyrone Fields 

Harbour, which was on its way to Panama, 

after it was revealed the crew members 

were not being paid properly. 

The bulk-carrier was not allowed to leave 

Lyttelton until the operator paid the crew 

four months wages. 

Lyttelton Seafarers 

Centre Charitable Trust 

chairman John McLister said 

seafarers’ centres across the 

country are in desperate need of 

funding. “If we rely, as we have in 

the past, on having sausage sizzles, 

we won’t be able to provide the 

service these seafarers need,” said 

Rev McLister. 

The centre has had more than 

10,000 visits from seafarers since it 

opened almost four years ago. 

It provides them with assistance, 

amenities, care, support and wi-fi so they 

can call their families back home.



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House of Travel Ferrymead 

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Exploring by sea is one of the greatest forms of travel I 

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Based in Sumner, Renée has lived in 

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Prior to this, the mother of three lived 

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SCHOOLS 

Redcliffs pupils 

get creative at 

beach clean up 

TIDY KIWIS: Jaxon and Evie 

fill a bag with rubbish. 

REDCLIFFS SCHOOL head girl 

Eddy Stanton and house captain 

Saffron Mogridge (left) led pupils 

in a beach clean up on Friday. 

The entire school, about 190 

pupils, didn’t let the rain stop 

them from spending two hours at 

Sumner beach picking up rubbish 

before holding a sand castle 

competition. 

Eddy and Saffron 

saw the clean up 

as the perfect 

way to wrap up 

Seaweek, a national 

environmental 

education event. 

Rose “It is our 

McInerney responsibility to 

look after our planet and I feel 

like if we carry on and continue 

to respect our environment, 

things will turn out for the 

better,” said Eddy. 

Principal Rose McInerney said 

she was very proud of the effort 

shown by pupils. “They are just 

kids that get on with it, they don’t 

let little things like the weather 

get in the way of things,” she said. 

FIT FOR A KING: 

Pupils gather 

around one of 

the finalists in 

the sand castle 

competition. 

COVER UP: (Left) 

– David, 

Sophia-Della 

and Issac 

burying Hamish 

in their sand 

castle. 

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Amelia rides 

to gold at 

NZ track 

cycling 

champs 

SUMNER’S AMELIA Sykes 

brought home four medals from 

the New Zealand track cycling 

championships held over four 

days in Cambridge. 

The 14-year-old represented 

Canterbury and secured gold in 

the team sprint and 3000m team 

pursuit, and silver in the 500m 

time trial and match sprint. 

Amelia and her teammate, 

Jenna Borthwick, paired up in 

the team sprint, setting a new 

national record of 36.947sec in 

qualifying, then going on to win 

the event. 

It was Amelia’s first time 

competing at under-17 level. She 

also finished fifth in the 2000m 

pursuit. 

Amelia’s coach sets her 

programme each week and 

records her performance data 

which aims to build on her 

strength. 

Amelia’s father, Julian Sykes, 

first introduced her to track 

cycling when she was 12. 

Previously Amelia was a 

champion ice speed skater at 

the age of 10. Her dream is to 

compete at the 2024 Olympic 

Games. 

Sumner surfers up for Duke festival 

New Brighton 

Pier Promotion 

Society’s 

Warren Hawke 

is anticipating a 

strong showing 

from Sumner 

surfers at the Ray White 

New Brighton Duke Festival 

of Surfing this week 

THE SUMNER surfing 

community is expected to have 

a big impact on the Ray White 

New Brighton Duke Festival of 

Surfing contest from Friday to 

Sunday beside the New Brighton 

Pier. 

The festival, which includes 

the largest surfing competition 

in New Zealand, has special 

interest this year because the 

open longboarder is one of the 

selection contests for the New 

Zealand team to compete in 

France. 

On Friday, the age group 

shortboard surfing begins with 

the under-12, under-14, under-17 

and under-20 titles all being 

chased by high seeds, such as 

Estella Hungerford and Ava 

Henderson, who is currently 

ranked No 1 in New Zealand in 

her age group. 

Among other young Sumner 

surfers will be Jack Tyro who won 

the under-12 boys event last year 

and will compete in the under-14 

and under-16 boys this year. 

Holly Campbell, Amelie Wink 

and Caspar McCormick are all 

expected to make finals and 

could win against young surfers 

from all over New Zealand. 

The shortboard competition 

will start early on Friday 

morning next to the pier in 

the quest for a much-coveted 

Duke Trophy, along with an 

accompanying prize pack. 

On Saturday morning, the 

longboard competitions will 

begin and Sumner surfers are 

expected to provide finalists in 

nearly every division. 

Luke O’Neil has won several 

premier events in the past, 

while Donna Henderson in the 

women’s longboard and Lucy 

Temoananui Women’s in the 

SUP are all expected to make 

finals again. 

Sumner is so rich in top 

longboarders that it could quite 

easily have finalists in every 

section. 

Other Sumner longboarders 

who could do well include Steve 

Tyro, Grant Cochrane, Steve 

and Mark Andrews and Tim 

Clemence. 

SPORT 

IN FORM: Jack Tyro will 

compete at under-14 and 

16 level after winning the 

under-12 event last year. 

PHOTOS: WARREN HAWKE 

ONE TO WATCH: Luke O’Neill 

has won several premier 

events in the past. 

The festival comes to a close 

on Sunday with the prize giving 

from 6pm at The New Brighton 

Club. 

About 60 trophies will be 

awarded in 20 different divisions. 

With The Duke being the 

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The Lost Girls of Paris 

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of friendship and courage centred around three women and a ring of female secret 

agents during World War II. 

1946, Manhattan 

One morning while passing through Grand Central Terminal on her way to 

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discovers a dozen photographs-each of a different woman. In a moment of 

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leader of a network of female secret agents who were deployed out of London 

during the war. Twelve of these women were sent to Occupied Europe as couriers 

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finds herself drawn to a young mother turned agent named Marie, whose daring mission 

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Vividly rendered and inspired by true events, New York Times bestselling author Pam 

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Australian author Karen Brooks rewrites women back into history with this sweeping, 

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The Hunt for MH370 

The mystery. The cover-up. The Truth 

By ean Higgins 

Somewhere out in the wild seas of the southern Indian Ocean, in 

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Why, on the night of 8 March 2014, did Malaysia Flight MH370 

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Was it an elaborate murder-suicide by a rogue pilot? A terrible 

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Keepers of History 

New Zealand Centenarians tell their stories. 

By renee Hollis 

From the everyday to the extraordinary, these are the stories of New 

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Renee Hollis interviewed 120 people over the age of 100, living in 

every region of New Zealand. Along the way, she had the privilege 

of interviewing 23 World War II veterans. Her goal in compiling the 

book was to preserve New Zealand history by sharing the stories and 

memories of our eldest citizens. She wants all people to value the 

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interactive programme includes 

stories, songs, rhymes and play. 

This is a free, drop-in session. 

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Saturday, 10am-noon 

A justice of the peace will 

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Monday, 10-11.30am 

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Create and Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

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Esplanade 

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Redcliffs, 10.30am 

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Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 

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Considerably sized and displaying modern 

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The sizeable 2717m 2 site and its favourable 

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Drawing on the contemporary aesthetic 

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Granite benchtops, an entertainer’s oven and 

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Tremendous gallery windows drench 

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Arranged over three floors and hosting a 

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To order your free information pack call 

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