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WEDNESDAY, MARCH <strong>27</strong> , <strong>2019</strong><br />

Connecting Your Community<br />

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Alison Carter<br />

PROPERTIES WANTED!<br />

Collett’s Corner<br />

crowdfunding<br />

raises $500k<br />

Page 3<br />

Thousands<br />

turn out for<br />

45th City2Surf<br />

Page 15<br />

Surfers pay tribute to victims at memorial paddle<br />

SOLIDARITY: Sumner surfer Ruby Morgan-Potts and Alice Mayo before the memorial paddle at Scarborough beach.<br />

PHOTO: DANE CREIGHTON<br />

• By Louis Day<br />

MORE THAN 600 surfers<br />

paddled out from Scarborough<br />

beach on Saturday to remember<br />

the victims of the mosque<br />

shootings. The surfers formed<br />

a circle in the ocean and 50<br />

white flowers were placed in the<br />

middle to represent each victim.<br />

This was followed by a<br />

minute’s silence on the water.<br />

Hundreds of additional<br />

flowers of different colours were<br />

then thrown into the circle.<br />

One of the organisers Randi<br />

Senger saw the memorial paddle<br />

as the perfect way for Sumner to<br />

pay tribute to the victims.<br />

“Living out in Sumner, surfing<br />

is kind of a way of life for us, so<br />

we saw it as a fitting way to pay<br />

respects,” she said.<br />

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loading<br />

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• By Louis Day<br />

THE LYTTELTON Port<br />

Company’s decision to stop<br />

loading scrap metal at night<br />

has been criticised by a former<br />

employee.<br />

The move to cease the loading<br />

work in the inner harbour<br />

between 11pm and 7am was<br />

prompted by noise complaints<br />

from residents.<br />

Banks Peninsula Community<br />

Board member Jed O’Donoghue,<br />

who complained about the noise,<br />

announced LPC’s decision on the<br />

Lyttelton Ain’t no Place I’d Rather<br />

Be Facebook group page.<br />

The announcement was then<br />

criticised in the comments<br />

section of the post by Ken Wilson,<br />

who claims to be a former LPC<br />

stevedore – a person who loads<br />

and unloads ships.<br />

Said Mr O’Donoghue in his<br />

post: “I made a noise complaint<br />

about 2am one morning . . . I<br />

probably wasn’t the only one [to<br />

complain] but thank you LPC<br />

for acknowledging Lyttelton<br />

residents.”<br />

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PAGE 2 Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />

from the reporter’s desk<br />

FANTASTIC TO see such an amazing turn out at the<br />

memorial paddle at Scarborough beach over the weekend.<br />

Communities from across the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News area have<br />

responded remarkably well in the wake of the tragedy.<br />

On page 8, you can see more images from the memorial<br />

paddle, and also read about how the Redcliffs community<br />

has continued to rally around local business owner, Abdul<br />

Aziz, who confronted and eventually chased away the alleged<br />

gunman from the Linwood mosque.<br />

Then on page 10, Sumner Hub volunteer Andrea Heffernan<br />

outlines how people in the area can do their part to support<br />

the Muslim community.<br />

– Louis Day<br />

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Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

News<br />

• By Louis Day<br />

LYTTELTON’S Collett’s<br />

Corner celebrated the end of<br />

its crowdfunding campaign on<br />

Thursday.<br />

During the five-week campaign,<br />

370 people invested a total<br />

of $504,000 in the project.<br />

Collett’s Corner is New<br />

Zealand’s first crowdfunding<br />

campaign for a commercial<br />

development.<br />

Founding partner of Ohu<br />

Development, the group behind<br />

Collett’s Corner, Camia Young<br />

said the project was about creating<br />

a building the community<br />

could call its own.<br />

“Wealth is power and if we can<br />

all have a little bit rather than a<br />

few people having the whole lot,<br />

that makes for a healthier society,”<br />

she said.<br />

With a floor area of <strong>27</strong>10 sq m,<br />

the building will have a wellness<br />

centre, community concierge,<br />

hospitality, retail, co-working<br />

space and apartments.<br />

The opening has been<br />

pushed back from 2020 to 2022<br />

after the crowdfunding campaign<br />

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“Because we did not meet the<br />

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PAGE 3<br />

Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

MAN BANNED FROM BAR<br />

A Lyttelton bar has banned a<br />

patron after he wrote derogatory<br />

remarks on a noticeboard set up<br />

for messages to remember victims<br />

of the mosque shootings. His<br />

views on Muslim culture were<br />

wiped off the board by bar staff<br />

but the man returned and wrote<br />

the same message again which<br />

resulted in him being barred.<br />

The man then drew a swastika<br />

on the board. A bar spokesman<br />

said the swastika was not directed<br />

at the Muslim community but<br />

at bar staff for “denying him his<br />

freedom of speech.”<br />

SUMNER RD TO REOPEN<br />

The road linking Sumner to<br />

Lyttelton is set to reopen this<br />

Friday at 6pm. Contractors have<br />

spent the past two-and-a-half<br />

years working to reinstate Sumner<br />

Rd, which has been closed to<br />

traffic since tonnes of rocks came<br />

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February 22, 2011, earthquake.<br />

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Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />

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PAGE 4 Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

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News<br />

Stoush over loading<br />

of scrap metal at night<br />

•From page 1<br />

“LPC have approached the<br />

export company with our concerns<br />

and they have agreed to<br />

no loading in the inner<br />

harbour of the scrap boats<br />

on the third shift,” Mr<br />

O’Donoghue said.<br />

Said Mr Wilson in<br />

response: “Why did you<br />

move here? Go and live<br />

at Fox Glacier, very quiet<br />

there.”<br />

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LPC could not confirm<br />

whether Mr Wilson was<br />

a former stevedore but it<br />

did say he was a former<br />

employee.<br />

Mr Wilson told <strong>Bay</strong><br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> News “the people<br />

who can’t sleep have won.”<br />

He was concerned the<br />

decision could lead to<br />

more over night port operations<br />

being shut down.<br />

“If they complain again<br />

and the port gets shut down at<br />

night then the companies will<br />

go elsewhere and the port will<br />

eventually die.”<br />

Mr Wilson wasn’t the only<br />

commenter to criticise Mr<br />

O’Donoghue on the page.<br />

“These are the same people<br />

that would move out to Ruapuna<br />

and want the speedway shutdown.<br />

Muppets (sic),” one comment<br />

read.<br />

“Thanks for doing me out of<br />

work,” said another.<br />

“Before you moved to<br />

Lyttelton, did you take<br />

the time to find out what<br />

it’s like to live in a working<br />

port that operates<br />

24/7? That means, they<br />

don’t stop because it’s interfering<br />

with your life.”<br />

Mr O’Donoghue told<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News he<br />

did not read the comments.<br />

“That is just typical of<br />

those social media pages<br />

– I don’t get involved in<br />

that rubbish.”<br />

LPC strategic<br />

engagement manager<br />

Phil de Joux said the<br />

decision would have<br />

little impact on future<br />

business and people<br />

working at the port.<br />

“This issue only involves about<br />

six to eight vessels a year, and<br />

each vessel is here for around two<br />

nights. The stevedore and the<br />

exporter have long been involved<br />

in working through this issue<br />

with us and together we’ve come<br />

up with a constructive solution,”<br />

he said.<br />

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• By Louis Day<br />

AKAROA WILL be lit up on<br />

May 18 when it hosts its first<br />

ever lights festival.<br />

Lumiere d’Akaroa will happen<br />

at the Garden of Tane off Rue<br />

Jolie.<br />

The combination of a full<br />

moon and lighting along the<br />

garden floor will illuminate the<br />

walking track at night.<br />

Art installations will be<br />

scattered along the track and<br />

food, drink and entertainment<br />

will be on offered at the end of<br />

the walking track.<br />

The event will be free to the<br />

public and will run from 6pm to<br />

10pm.<br />

Akaroa District Promotions<br />

event co-ordinator Jane Scribner<br />

said it would become an annual<br />

event if it was a success.<br />

She said $15,000 has been<br />

raised for the event so far, and it<br />

is currently looking for a further<br />

$10,000 in sponsorship.<br />

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Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />

KAREN HALLSWORTH has<br />

no qualms about removing her<br />

clothing in front of the public.<br />

In fact, the older she has become,<br />

the keener she is to bare all<br />

for the world to see.<br />

The 51-year-old Sumner<br />

mother-of-two will play a lead<br />

role in Elmwood Player’s production<br />

of Calendar Girls – which<br />

will involve posing in the nude<br />

with five other women.<br />

The uplifting show is based<br />

on a true story about a group of<br />

middle-aged Yorkshire women,<br />

one of which lost a husband to<br />

cancer in April 1999. The death<br />

inspired the women to produce a<br />

nude calendar to raise funds for<br />

leukaemia research.<br />

For Hallsworth, she said<br />

taking part in the show was a<br />

“no-brainer” as there is so much<br />

more to the show than removing<br />

clothing.<br />

Originally from Derbyshire,<br />

she recalls the story of the group<br />

of women hitting the newspapers<br />

in 1999 and being moved by<br />

how the women banded together<br />

with “such love, affection and<br />

empathy.”<br />

“The act of doing that (going<br />

nude) empowers women and<br />

makes them realise their worth<br />

and their inner strength,” she said.<br />

Hallsworth believes her confidence<br />

of baring flesh is something<br />

that has come with age and<br />

motherhood.<br />

“I think for me my body took<br />

on a different meaning when I<br />

had children . . . suddenly it was<br />

a vessel.<br />

Hallsworth said the less she<br />

resembles her 25-year-old self the<br />

more she realises her worth.<br />

“It doesn’t matter I am bit<br />

bigger than I was, or gravity<br />

has taken over, or I have stretch<br />

marks. I am still me, I am still<br />

wonderful,” Hallsworth said.<br />

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Baring all for a good cause<br />

EMPOWERING: Six brave women are stripping down for Elmwood Player’s uplifting production<br />

Calender Girls. (Back row, left to right) – Karen Hallsworth, Andrea Darby, Amanda Shields and<br />

Sylvia Barnes. (Front row) – Helen Fahy and Donna Palmer.<br />

She said young people today are<br />

more than ever growing up in a<br />

time where their physical appearance<br />

is a measure of their worth.<br />

“I love my wrinkles, I laugh a<br />

lot. I have never been accused of<br />

taking life too seriously. If I have<br />

wrinkles because of that, then<br />

great, bring it on,” Hallsworth said.<br />

A percentage of the proceeds<br />

from the show will go to charitable<br />

organisation Nurse Maude.<br />

Hallsworth said she is honoured<br />

and privileged to be able<br />

to support the organisation who<br />

do an amazing job at supporting<br />

families with leukaemia and<br />

lymphoma.<br />

Calendar Girls will run at<br />

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• By Louis Day<br />

PAGE 5<br />

Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

Former<br />

school<br />

site named<br />

THE FORMER site of Redcliffs<br />

School has moved a step closer<br />

to its $1.2 million makeover.<br />

A new name for the site, Te<br />

Papa Kura Redcliffs Park and<br />

landscape plan was approved by<br />

the Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />

Community Board in its meeting<br />

last Wednesday.<br />

The two new sports fields will<br />

be made available for all sports<br />

codes and will be subject to an<br />

allocation process.<br />

Use of the existing buildings<br />

located in the southern corner of<br />

the park will be determined by<br />

city council staff via an open expression<br />

of interest and a request<br />

for proposal process.<br />

The landscape plan also<br />

includes keeping the existing<br />

playground and sandpit.<br />

There will also be a picnic<br />

and barbecue area, with some<br />

play equipment for toddlers and<br />

petanque and history boards.<br />

The Māori name of Te Papa<br />

Kura was gifted to the city council<br />

by Te Ngāi Tūāhuriri Upoko<br />

Te Maire Tau.<br />

In English, papa means park.<br />

Kura means school and is also<br />

another word for red.<br />


PAGE 6 Wednesday <strong>March</strong> <strong>27</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

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News<br />

• By Louis Day<br />

LONG-TIME Sumner<br />

resident Sam Bradley did<br />

not expect to interrupt a<br />

car theft when walking his<br />

dog on Mariner St.<br />

Mr Bradley unwittingly<br />

came across two<br />

individuals attempting to<br />

steal a car on Mariner St at<br />

about 5.30am on <strong>March</strong> 12.<br />

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up to the intersection<br />

in front of me that had<br />

stalled, came out and<br />

stalled again, it started up<br />

again moved a bit forward<br />

and stalled again,” he said.<br />

The two individuals then<br />

got out of the car.<br />

“I thought they were<br />

getting out to push it so I<br />

started heading towards<br />

them. When they saw<br />

me and another man<br />

who was also walking his<br />

dog coming over to help,<br />

they both high-tailed it<br />

• By Louis Day<br />

RESIDENTS ARE not<br />

happy with the progress<br />

being made to repair the<br />

Moncks <strong>Bay</strong> tram shelter.<br />

The 85-year-old building<br />

on Main Rd has been<br />

closed since Christmas<br />

Eve after an<br />

assessment<br />

indicated the<br />

condition of<br />

the roof had<br />

compromised<br />

Christine<br />

Toner<br />

the structural<br />

integrity of<br />

the shelter,<br />

leaving it<br />

to another car that was<br />

waiting for them.”<br />

The thieves left the stolen<br />

vehicle in the middle of<br />

the road and escaped in a<br />

getaway car.<br />

A large number<br />

of vehicle thefts<br />

and break-ins have<br />

been reported<br />

on the Sumner<br />

Community<br />

Facebook page in<br />

recent months.<br />

Sergeant Franco<br />

Lovrich was unable<br />

to confirm whether there<br />

had been a spike in crime.<br />

However, Mr Bradley,<br />

who has lived in Sumner<br />

for more than 40 years,<br />

said this was the worst<br />

spate of crime he had seen<br />

in the area.<br />

“I have not been aware<br />

of as many going on in<br />

the past.” Mr Bradley<br />

said the crime cameras<br />

vulnerable to quakes.<br />

A design for repair of<br />

the tram shelter has been<br />

completed and is currently<br />

being peer-reviewed.<br />

City council manager<br />

of transport operations<br />

Steffan Thomas said the<br />

start date for repairs would<br />

depend on funding availability.<br />

However, Redcliffs Residents<br />

Association chairwoman<br />

Christine Toner<br />

said she would like to see<br />

things move a lot faster.<br />

“There does not seem to<br />

be any kind of priority for<br />

it and it seems to be getting<br />

more and more damaged<br />

as we move towards winter,”<br />

she said.<br />

Association secretary Pat<br />

PREVENTION:<br />

The Safer<br />

Sumner<br />

group is still<br />

working to<br />

purchase<br />

CCTV<br />

cameras to<br />

deter criminal<br />

behaviour in<br />

the suburb.<br />

Sumner dog walker<br />

interrupts car thieves<br />

Darrell<br />

Latham<br />

the community has been<br />

calling for would at least<br />

work as a deterrent.<br />

Safer Sumner asked<br />

the Linwood-Central-<br />

Heathcote Community<br />

Board for $16,000<br />

after the price of the<br />

cameras skyrocketed<br />

from $4000 to<br />

$20,000 due to<br />

police requesting the<br />

cameras be aligned<br />

with their system.<br />

Community board<br />

member Darrell<br />

Latham said it was still<br />

waiting on technical<br />

information regarding the<br />

cameras.<br />

“The board will then<br />

be in a better position to<br />

make an informed decision<br />

and Safer Sumner will be<br />

advised as soon as possible<br />

thereafter so that they can<br />

consider their options,” he<br />

said.<br />

Tram shelter progress too<br />

slow – residents association<br />

DANGEROUS: The tram shelter on Main Rd was<br />

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McIntosh previously told<br />

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shelter long before it was<br />

closed.<br />

“We have been asking<br />

them [city council] to repair<br />

the shelter for at least<br />

the last year,” she said.<br />

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Local<br />

News<br />

Now<br />

Fund for hero who confronted accused gunman<br />

• By Louis Day<br />

A FUND has been started for the<br />

man who stood up to the alleged<br />

gunman at the Linwood Mosque.<br />

Abdul Aziz, who owns<br />

A-antiques new and second-hand<br />

goods and furniture in Redcliffs,<br />

confronted the accused when<br />

he began killing people at the<br />

Linwood mosque.<br />

Mr Aziz threw an Eftpos<br />

machine at the gunman and<br />

eventually chased him away.<br />

Sumner resident Sophie Walton<br />

said she started the fund to show<br />

that he had the support of the<br />

community.<br />

“I think it is just to show that we<br />

are there and support what he has<br />

done,” she said.<br />

Donations are being collected at<br />

the Redcliffs Pharmacy and more<br />

than $1000 has been raised within<br />

the space of a week.<br />

Miss Walton described Mr<br />

Aziz as warm and friendly in the<br />

times she interacted with him<br />

at his second-hand goods<br />

store.<br />

Mr Aziz’s store has been closed<br />

since the shooting.<br />

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last Thursday on the store’s<br />

Facebook page that he could be<br />

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Surfers hold special memorial<br />

Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

•From page 1<br />

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never experienced in my life.”<br />

Sumner’s Alice Mayo said the<br />

minute’s silence on the water was<br />

“quite moving.”<br />

“It was really cool being all in<br />

one spot together, the turnout<br />

was just insane,” she said.<br />

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AROHA: The noticeboard along the skate ramp of Nayland St was quickly filled<br />

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outlines how<br />

residents in<br />

the bays area<br />

can support<br />

the Muslim<br />

community following<br />

the mosque shootings<br />

Being geographically<br />

disconnected from the<br />

location of the tragedies,<br />

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to be able to express their<br />

grief and thoughts over the<br />

last week.<br />

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are used to banding together<br />

in times of need, as<br />

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was the Aroha from Sumner<br />

boards left outside the<br />

skate ramp, where people<br />

could leave their messages<br />

or words of encouragement.<br />

By looking at the young<br />

handwriting, young peoples’<br />

comments echoed,<br />

‘If you hear or see anyone<br />

spouting hate or discrimination<br />

of any kind, call<br />

them out, it is not okay,’<br />

and from Amy: ‘You have<br />

all our support, we will<br />

always pray for you’.<br />

These have now been<br />

delivered to the wall of tributes<br />

outside the Linwood<br />

Ave mosque.<br />

You may have seen the<br />

“kotahitanga” (unity) signs<br />

installed along Redcliffs,<br />

also showing<br />

our messages<br />

of support. The<br />

old-adage of<br />

‘there is a certain<br />

healing power of<br />

giving in time of<br />

need’, has been<br />

illustrated by<br />

locals. There has been an<br />

overwhelming response<br />

to the call out for donated<br />

items.<br />

The Sumner Hub has<br />

been acting as a drop-off<br />

point for any local residents<br />

wanting to donate goods.<br />

Requirements change<br />

during a day, so the Hub<br />

has been a liaison between<br />

organisations such as the<br />

Christchurch Refugee<br />

Centre.<br />

The Hubs’ community<br />

development and events<br />

manager Liza Sparrow says:<br />

‘We have been humbled by<br />

the response from our local<br />

community. It’s been a<br />

privilege to collect and then<br />

share donated grocery and<br />

care packages to Christchurch’s<br />

Muslim community.<br />

Smaller care packages<br />

have also been gifted to<br />

local residents to acknowledge<br />

their role in this tragedy.<br />

I guess it’s times like<br />

this that we truly test our<br />

community spirit. Once<br />

again, thank you, Sumner<br />

has been very generous.’<br />

How you can assist:<br />

•Food for families - drop<br />

off at the Sumner Hub, 57<br />

Nayland St from 10am-<br />

12pm Monday-Friday or<br />

next door at The Ivy.<br />

•Alternatively, you<br />

could take donated goods<br />

yourselves to The Refugee<br />

Centre, 38 Nursery Rd,<br />

Phillipstown.<br />

•Daily update shared via<br />

the official page for dispersing<br />

information and support<br />

for victims/families in<br />

Christchurch. Canterbury<br />

Refugee Resettlement and<br />

Resource Centre<br />

Community well-being:<br />

•Tea and coffee at<br />

Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />

Centre, daily from 10am<br />

until Friday, 29th <strong>March</strong>.<br />

•Sumner Walking Group,<br />

meet at the Sumner Hub,<br />

10am each Wednesday<br />

•Sumner Writer’s Group,<br />

meet at the Sumner Hub,<br />

1.30pm alternate Mondays<br />

•Art@SumnerHub, email<br />

hub@sumnerresidents.<br />

co.nz for session times.<br />

The Hub will remain<br />

a collection point in the<br />

weeks ahead as we’re<br />

acutely aware that the pain<br />

does not disappear along<br />

with the media attention.<br />

The Sumner Hub welcomes<br />

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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />

Greg Burrell receiving a black armband.<br />

Alice Egan, 14, Isabelle O’Carroll, 15, and Bing Lin warm up before the<br />

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Sumner ready for metro rugby season<br />

• By Gordon Findlater.<br />

SUMNER ARE going through<br />

their final preparations before<br />

the premier metro rugby<br />

competition starts on Saturday.<br />

They defeated Linwood in a<br />

game of three halves between<br />

the clubs’ premier and division<br />

two sides at the weekend. It was<br />

Sumner’s final<br />

hit-out ahead<br />

of their season<br />

opener against<br />

Christchurch<br />

at Christchurch<br />

Park on Saturday.<br />

Sumner will be<br />

Martin<br />

Dodgson<br />

without two of<br />

last year’s stars in<br />

Dylan Nel – who<br />

won the 2017 metro rugby MVP<br />

medal race by the largest margin<br />

in the award’s history – and<br />

Filimoni Waqainabete – who was<br />

the club’s top try scorer last year.<br />

Nel is playing for Dunedin<br />

club Green Island after signing<br />

for Otago in the Mitre 10 Cup<br />

DANIEL WHITEHOUSE broke<br />

the Le Race course record to<br />

claim back-to-back titles on<br />

Saturday.<br />

Whitehouse won the 100km<br />

cycle race from Christchurch to<br />

Akaroa last year after just having<br />

an appendix removed. The odds<br />

were also not in his favour this<br />

year after he punctured a tyre<br />

halfway through the race.<br />

The new record time of 2hr<br />

35min 28sec is even more<br />

remarkable considering an<br />

enforced slow start through<br />

the city due to limited police<br />

resources.<br />

Said Whitehouse: “On top of<br />

that, the replacement wheel was<br />

a bit narrower so my front break<br />

wasn’t working very well, and<br />

I had to hold off the speed a bit<br />

downhill.”<br />

On the final stretch,<br />

RESULTS:<br />

Men:<br />

1. Daniel Whitehouse 2hr 35min<br />

28sec<br />

2. Andew Bidwell 2:37:21<br />

3. Michael Vink 2:37.29<br />

4. Jason Christie 2:39:03<br />

5. Jake Marryatt 2:39:29<br />

SPORT<br />

last year, while Waqainabete<br />

has picked up a contract with<br />

Japanese Top League club<br />

Panasonic Wild Knights.<br />

Said Sumner coach Martin<br />

Dodgson: “It’s like when you cut<br />

down a tree in the forest. Yes, it<br />

leaves a big gap, but it also leaves<br />

a bit of sun for everyone else.”<br />

Sumner have acquired four<br />

Japanese club players for the start<br />

of the season. They will host a<br />

first-five and loose forward from<br />

Robbie Deans’ club the Wild<br />

Knights. A prop and centre from<br />

the Hino Red Dolphins will also<br />

ply his trade for Sumner.<br />

Dodgson is also pleased to<br />

see the return of a number of<br />

old boys to the club who have<br />

come back after a spell out of the<br />

game. The added depth allowed<br />

Sumner to hold an internal trial<br />

Daniel Whitehouse<br />

Whitehouse waited for one last<br />

steep climb to make his move,<br />

arriving well clear of Andrew<br />

Bidwell and previous recordholder<br />

Michael Vink at the finish<br />

line.<br />

6. Campbell Pithie 2:39:53<br />

7. Kees Duyvensteyn 2:40:21<br />

8. Richard Lawson 2:42:02<br />

9. Paul Odlin 2:42:03<br />

10. Jamie Dennis 2:42:41<br />

Women:<br />

1. Kate McIlroy 2:49:13<br />

2. Henrietta Christie 2:57:31<br />

week last Tuesday between 38<br />

players across the premier and<br />

division two teams.<br />

Tom Manly and Joel Rabbidge<br />

have been named co-captains for<br />

the upcoming season.<br />

“Both have done it on and off<br />

in the past and both of them have<br />

completely separate personalities,<br />

which is a plus,” said Dodgson.<br />

“Manly is very much a just<br />

tear it apart, rip into it and get<br />

in the middle of everything. Joel<br />

is probably the quieter public<br />

relations kind of captain.”<br />

•Sumner’s opening round<br />

match against Christchurch<br />

kicks off at 2.45pm on Saturday.<br />

NEW FACES: Sumner will<br />

be without last year’s top try<br />

scorer Filimoni Waqainabete<br />

who has signed with<br />

Japanese Top League club<br />

Panasonic Wild Knights.<br />

PHOTO: TONY BRUNT<br />

Another Le Race title for Whitehouse<br />

In the women’s race, the<br />

frustrations of losing last year’s<br />

race on the finish line was the<br />

perfect motivation for Kate<br />

McIlroy to finally win Le Race<br />

in her third attempt and smash<br />

the record by 9min. “I didn’t<br />

just want to win the race, but<br />

destroy the record,” said McIlroy,<br />

a former Olympic triathlete who<br />

won in 2hr 49min 10sec.<br />

The 37-year-old said she “was<br />

done with Le Race” after ticking<br />

the cycling classic off her bucket<br />

list. Both race winners picked<br />

up $500 cheques, as well as the<br />

$500 bonus from Harcourts<br />

Holmwood for beating the<br />

course record.<br />

The 53km Le Petite Race to<br />

Little River was won by Chris<br />

Ross in the men’s race and<br />

Sammie Walker in the women’s<br />

race.<br />

3. Julia Grant 3:02:54<br />

4. Annamarie Lipp 3:06:29<br />

5. Georgia Christie 3:06:32<br />

6. Jojo Bauer 3:06:54<br />

7. Andrea Hewitt 3:11:01<br />

8. Sara Harnett 3:14:50<br />

9. Sue Marshall 3:15:34<br />

10. Ally Wollaston 3:17:17<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>s shoot their way to<br />

top of premier league<br />

FERRYMEAD BAYS have<br />

shot to the top of the Mainland<br />

Premier League following a<br />

come-from-behind 3-2 win<br />

against FC Twenty 11 at the<br />

weekend.<br />

After a scoreless opening half,<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>s had to come from behind<br />

twice before accounting for FC.<br />

Alex Williams put FC in front<br />

in the 53rd-minute before <strong>Bay</strong>s’<br />

Ryan Nicholson scored against<br />

his former side 5min later to<br />

level the score. Alex Johnston<br />

then made the most of a defensive<br />

error to put FC back in<br />

front minutes later. With 18min<br />

to play, Jamie Draper locked<br />

up the scoreboard again before<br />

Scott Rowlands scored his<br />

second goal in as many rounds<br />

to secure all the points on offer<br />

for <strong>Bay</strong>s.<br />

The win puts <strong>Bay</strong>s on six<br />

points after their opening<br />

round 2-1 win over defending<br />

champions Cashmere Technical.<br />

After two rounds, <strong>Bay</strong>s<br />

are now the only team to not<br />

drop a point and sit two points<br />

clear of Nelson Suburbs and<br />

STRIKE: Scott Rowlands<br />

scored the winning goal<br />

for Ferrymead <strong>Bay</strong>s.<br />

PHOTO: MIDFIELD SPORT<br />

PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

Nomads United. In other round<br />

two results, Nelson Suburbs<br />

defeated Nomads 4-2, Cashmere<br />

Technical edged Selwyn 2-0,<br />

and Western caused what many<br />

would consider an upset defeating<br />

Coastal Spirit 2-1.<br />

•<strong>Bay</strong>s play Nelson Suburbs<br />

at 1pm on Saturday at English<br />

Park.


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GR ENDALE SCHOOL pupils<br />

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horses l oked like during war.<br />

The New Zealand Mounted<br />

Rifles Charitable Trust president<br />

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• By Sophie Cornish<br />

THE ST Andrew’s Co lege big<br />

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•Turn to page 9<br />

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A CRACKDOWN on mobile<br />

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BAY HARBOUR<br />

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BACK or NECK PAIN?<br />

After twelve years in New<br />

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Inversion New Zealand was<br />

started by Dave and Nancy Hare,<br />

Dave had suffered over twenty<br />

years of back pain from Degenerated<br />

Discs and had basically<br />

given up and decided to just live<br />

with it. To him surgery was never<br />

an option as long as he still<br />

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“While on an overseas trip I<br />

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To my surprise the more I used<br />

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Real Hope For Long Term Sufferers<br />

Once I was sure it really worked<br />

I decided to introduce Teeter<br />

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spread awareness of the one<br />

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Over the years I have helped<br />

tens of thousands of people in<br />

New Zealand get some serious<br />

relief and have seen results in<br />

not only backs, but necks, hips,<br />

knees, posture, circulation and<br />

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The results from what inversion<br />

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in areas we never thought<br />

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back issues or not.<br />

We have introduced them into a<br />

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using them for their special<br />

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brain helps these kids and the<br />

results are excellent. What this<br />

means for the aging population<br />

is that it helps maintain the<br />

health of the brain as we all get<br />

older.<br />

I would not have believed the<br />

results had I not tried it for<br />

myself, and I would still be<br />

suffering to this day. This is why<br />

we travel the country showing<br />

people and letting them see for<br />

themselves how great it is and<br />

how life can be once your pain<br />

free again<br />

IT IS PURE LOGIC AS TO HOW<br />

THE TEETER TABLE WORKS<br />

Discs: It uses gravity to apply traction,<br />

the traction gently opens the discs and as<br />

they open up they create suction, this<br />

suction draws fluid from the surrounding<br />

tissue back into the discs, re-hydrating<br />

them. This is the key! Discs do not have<br />

their own blood supply, they rely on trans<br />

fer of fluid from the surrounding tissue to<br />

keep them healthy and hydrated and over<br />

the years as discs get thinner with age, they<br />

lose the ability to take on fluid (just like<br />

squeezing a sponge) and they start to<br />

de-hydrate.<br />

De-Hydrated discs are less flexible, they are<br />

harder, more prone to injury, they interfere<br />

with nerve roots creating pain and<br />

ultimately the de-hydration causes degen<br />

eration. The Teeter Inversion table slowly<br />

and gently brings the hydration back into<br />

the discs, plumping them up. It separates<br />

the nerve roots far more effectively and<br />

returns quality of life<br />

Muscles: A lot of pain is muscular, when<br />

muscles are stressed they become tight<br />

which restricts the flow of blood and lymph<br />

through the muscles so toxins build up,<br />

Co2 and Lactic Acid. Traction opens up the<br />

muscles, Rhythmic Traction, is a gentle<br />

rocking motion that stimulates circulation<br />

and encourages blood flow through the<br />

muscles, which clears the lactic acid into<br />

your lymph system where it stimulates<br />

lymph flow and deals with it. Most people<br />

with serious neck issues see a large<br />

improvement after only one treatment.<br />

Frank Harwood (84 at time of picture) using his Teeter, Frank’s<br />

been Inverting for over eleven years and has found it keeps him<br />

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Posture: Poor posture is one f the<br />

major cases of pain and is a major contributor<br />

to the deterioration of the body with<br />

age. A difference in leg length causes most<br />

of the hip and knee issues, as they continue<br />

to place uneven loads on the joints;<br />

similar to the wheels out of alignment on<br />

your car.<br />

Trying to correct posture is extremely<br />

difficult due to muscle memory, as it<br />

constantly pulls the muscles back to where<br />

they were. At a level of 40 degrees or more<br />

on the Teeter, the muscle groups open up<br />

and eventually come back into alignment,<br />

using the table daily, does not allow the<br />

muscle memory to pull them back out of<br />

alignment and slowly the muscles start to<br />

lose their memory and go with the flow,<br />

allowing the body to come back into<br />

correct posture. Then using the table once a<br />

day will ensure it is kept there.<br />

This is pure logic, if a machine is out of<br />

alignment it does not last long, the only<br />

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The Teeter slowly brings the body out of its<br />

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If you are serious about investing in your<br />

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come see us at one of our local roadshows,<br />

you have nothing to lose and chances are, a<br />

lot to gain.<br />

Here in New Zealand, Dr Giresh Kanji, is<br />

one of the countries most respected Pain<br />

Specialists. Dr Kanji has been using Teeters in<br />

his clinics for the past 6 years and has<br />

discovered how effective traction is especially<br />

on disc issue.<br />

Dr Kanji is the author of "Fix Your Back" and<br />

"Fix Your Neck Pain, Headache & Migraine",<br />

both books are in most bookstores.<br />

Dr Kanji discovered in the research that the<br />

disc is the most likely source of low back pain<br />

and Inversion showed the best results of all<br />

the trials conducted. Three studies showed a<br />

60% reduction in pain and one showed a 75%<br />

reduction in surgery for people with disc<br />

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Dr Kanji endorses Inversion as the best<br />

method to manage back pain, he has<br />

personally been using the Teeter Inversion<br />

tables for his own low back pain, has Teeter<br />

Inversion tables at both of his clinics in<br />

Wellington (The Sports and Pain Clinic) and<br />

has had such success that he is now conducting<br />

New Zealand’s largest study on Inversion<br />

Therapy. In his own words, "these things are<br />

gold and inversion should be a first line<br />

treatment for low back pain”.<br />

*Dr Kanji does not recieve royalties from the sale of Teeter Inversion Tables<br />

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Inversion helps to:<br />

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• Relieve Neck Pain<br />

• Relieve Muscle Tension<br />

• Stimulate Blood And<br />

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• Improve Posture<br />

• Increase Flexability<br />

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