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Surfers pay tribute to victims at memorial paddle 

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

PHOTO: DANE CREIGHTON 

• By Louis Day 

MORE THAN 600 surfers 

paddled out from Scarborough 

beach on Saturday to remember 

the victims of the mosque 

shootings. The surfers formed 

a circle in the ocean and 50 

white flowers were placed in the 

middle to represent each victim. 

This was followed by a 

minute’s silence on the water. 

Hundreds of additional 

flowers of different colours were 

then thrown into the circle. 

One of the organisers Randi 

Senger saw the memorial paddle 

as the perfect way for Sumner to 

pay tribute to the victims. 

“Living out in Sumner, surfing 

is kind of a way of life for us, so 

we saw it as a fitting way to pay 

respects,” she said. 

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THE LYTTELTON Port 

Company’s decision to stop 

loading scrap metal at night 

has been criticised by a former 

employee. 

The move to cease the loading 

work in the inner harbour 

between 11pm and 7am was 

prompted by noise complaints 

from residents. 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board member Jed O’Donoghue, 

who complained about the noise, 

announced LPC’s decision on the 

Lyttelton Ain’t no Place I’d Rather 

Be Facebook group page. 

The announcement was then 

criticised in the comments 

section of the post by Ken Wilson, 

who claims to be a former LPC 

stevedore – a person who loads 

and unloads ships. 

Said Mr O’Donoghue in his 

post: “I made a noise complaint 

about 2am one morning . . . I 

probably wasn’t the only one [to 

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FANTASTIC TO see such an amazing turn out at the 

memorial paddle at Scarborough beach over the weekend. 

Communities from across the Bay Harbour News area have 

responded remarkably well in the wake of the tragedy. 

On page 8, you can see more images from the memorial 

paddle, and also read about how the Redcliffs community 

has continued to rally around local business owner, Abdul 

Aziz, who confronted and eventually chased away the alleged 

gunman from the Linwood mosque. 

Then on page 10, Sumner Hub volunteer Andrea Heffernan 

outlines how people in the area can do their part to support 

the Muslim community. 

– Louis Day 

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Baring all for a good cause 

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LYTTELTON’S Collett’s 

Corner celebrated the end of 

its crowdfunding campaign on 

Thursday. 

During the five-week campaign, 

370 people invested a total 

of $504,000 in the project. 

Collett’s Corner is New 

Zealand’s first crowdfunding 

campaign for a commercial 

development. 

Founding partner of Ohu 

Development, the group behind 

Collett’s Corner, Camia Young 

said the project was about creating 

a building the community 

could call its own. 

“Wealth is power and if we can 

all have a little bit rather than a 

few people having the whole lot, 

that makes for a healthier society,” 

she said. 

With a floor area of 2710 sq m, 

the building will have a wellness 

centre, community concierge, 

hospitality, retail, co-working 

space and apartments. 

The opening has been 

pushed back from 2020 to 2022 

after the crowdfunding campaign 

failed to meet its target of $2 

million. 

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MAN BANNED FROM BAR 

A Lyttelton bar has banned a 

patron after he wrote derogatory 

remarks on a noticeboard set up 

for messages to remember victims 

of the mosque shootings. His 

views on Muslim culture were 

wiped off the board by bar staff 

but the man returned and wrote 

the same message again which 

resulted in him being barred. 

The man then drew a swastika 

on the board. A bar spokesman 

said the swastika was not directed 

at the Muslim community but 

at bar staff for “denying him his 

freedom of speech.” 

SUMNER RD TO REOPEN 

The road linking Sumner to 

Lyttelton is set to reopen this 

Friday at 6pm. Contractors have 

spent the past two-and-a-half 

years working to reinstate Sumner 

Rd, which has been closed to 

traffic since tonnes of rocks came 

tumbling down onto it from the 

surrounding cliffs during the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

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Stoush over loading 

of scrap metal at night 

•From page 1 

“LPC have approached the 

export company with our concerns 

and they have agreed to 

no loading in the inner 

harbour of the scrap boats 

on the third shift,” Mr 

O’Donoghue said. 

Said Mr Wilson in 

response: “Why did you 

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LPC could not confirm 

whether Mr Wilson was 

a former stevedore but it 

did say he was a former 

employee. 

Mr Wilson told Bay 

Harbour News “the people 

who can’t sleep have won.” 

He was concerned the 

decision could lead to 

more over night port operations 

being shut down. 

“If they complain again 

and the port gets shut down at 

night then the companies will 

go elsewhere and the port will 

eventually die.” 

Mr Wilson wasn’t the only 

commenter to criticise Mr 

O’Donoghue on the page. 

“These are the same people 

that would move out to Ruapuna 

and want the speedway shutdown. 

Muppets (sic),” one comment 

read. 

“Thanks for doing me out of 

work,” said another. 

“Before you moved to 

Lyttelton, did you take 

the time to find out what 

it’s like to live in a working 

port that operates 

24/7? That means, they 

don’t stop because it’s interfering 

with your life.” 

Mr O’Donoghue told 

Bay Harbour News he 

did not read the comments. 

“That is just typical of 

those social media pages 

– I don’t get involved in 

that rubbish.” 

LPC strategic 

engagement manager 

Phil de Joux said the 

decision would have 

little impact on future 

business and people 

working at the port. 

“This issue only involves about 

six to eight vessels a year, and 

each vessel is here for around two 

nights. The stevedore and the 

exporter have long been involved 

in working through this issue 

with us and together we’ve come 

up with a constructive solution,” 

he said. 

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May 18 when it hosts its first 

ever lights festival. 

Lumiere d’Akaroa will happen 

at the Garden of Tane off Rue 

Jolie. 

The combination of a full 

moon and lighting along the 

garden floor will illuminate the 

walking track at night. 

Art installations will be 

scattered along the track and 

food, drink and entertainment 

will be on offered at the end of 

the walking track. 

The event will be free to the 

public and will run from 6pm to 

10pm. 

Akaroa District Promotions 

event co-ordinator Jane Scribner 

said it would become an annual 

event if it was a success. 

She said $15,000 has been 

raised for the event so far, and it 

is currently looking for a further 

$10,000 in sponsorship. 

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KAREN HALLSWORTH has 

no qualms about removing her 

clothing in front of the public. 

In fact, the older she has become, 

the keener she is to bare all 

for the world to see. 

The 51-year-old Sumner 

mother-of-two will play a lead 

role in Elmwood Player’s production 

of Calendar Girls – which 

will involve posing in the nude 

with five other women. 

The uplifting show is based 

on a true story about a group of 

middle-aged Yorkshire women, 

one of which lost a husband to 

cancer in April 1999. The death 

inspired the women to produce a 

nude calendar to raise funds for 

leukaemia research. 

For Hallsworth, she said 

taking part in the show was a 

“no-brainer” as there is so much 

more to the show than removing 

clothing. 

Originally from Derbyshire, 

she recalls the story of the group 

of women hitting the newspapers 

in 1999 and being moved by 

how the women banded together 

with “such love, affection and 

empathy.” 

“The act of doing that (going 

nude) empowers women and 

makes them realise their worth 

and their inner strength,” she said. 

Hallsworth believes her confidence 

of baring flesh is something 

that has come with age and 

motherhood. 

“I think for me my body took 

on a different meaning when I 

had children . . . suddenly it was 

a vessel. 

Hallsworth said the less she 

resembles her 25-year-old self the 

more she realises her worth. 

“It doesn’t matter I am bit 

bigger than I was, or gravity 

has taken over, or I have stretch 

marks. I am still me, I am still 

wonderful,” Hallsworth said. 


Baring all for a good cause 

EMPOWERING: Six brave women are stripping down for Elmwood Player’s uplifting production 

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

Sylvia Barnes. (Front row) – Helen Fahy and Donna Palmer. 

She said young people today are 

more than ever growing up in a 

time where their physical appearance 

is a measure of their worth. 

“I love my wrinkles, I laugh a 

lot. I have never been accused of 

taking life too seriously. If I have 

wrinkles because of that, then 

great, bring it on,” Hallsworth said. 

A percentage of the proceeds 

from the show will go to charitable 

organisation Nurse Maude. 

Hallsworth said she is honoured 

and privileged to be able 

to support the organisation who 

do an amazing job at supporting 

families with leukaemia and 

lymphoma. 

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Former 

school 

site named 

THE FORMER site of Redcliffs 

School has moved a step closer 

to its $1.2 million makeover. 

A new name for the site, Te 

Papa Kura Redcliffs Park and 

landscape plan was approved by 

the Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board in its meeting 

last Wednesday. 

The two new sports fields will 

be made available for all sports 

codes and will be subject to an 

allocation process. 

Use of the existing buildings 

located in the southern corner of 

the park will be determined by 

city council staff via an open expression 

of interest and a request 

for proposal process. 

The landscape plan also 

includes keeping the existing 

playground and sandpit. 

There will also be a picnic 

and barbecue area, with some 

play equipment for toddlers and 

petanque and history boards. 

The Māori name of Te Papa 

Kura was gifted to the city council 

by Te Ngāi Tūāhuriri Upoko 

Te Maire Tau. 

In English, papa means park. 

Kura means school and is also 

another word for red. 

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LONG-TIME Sumner 

resident Sam Bradley did 

not expect to interrupt a 

car theft when walking his 

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Mr Bradley unwittingly 

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stalled, came out and 

stalled again, it started up 

again moved a bit forward 

and stalled again,” he said. 

The two individuals then 

got out of the car. 

“I thought they were 

getting out to push it so I 

started heading towards 

them. When they saw 

me and another man 

who was also walking his 

dog coming over to help, 

they both high-tailed it 


RESIDENTS ARE not 

happy with the progress 

being made to repair the 

Moncks Bay tram shelter. 

The 85-year-old building 

on Main Rd has been 

closed since Christmas 

Eve after an 

assessment 

indicated the 

condition of 

the roof had 

compromised 

Christine 

Toner 

the structural 

integrity of 

the shelter, 

leaving it 

to another car that was 

waiting for them.” 

The thieves left the stolen 

vehicle in the middle of 

the road and escaped in a 

getaway car. 

A large number 

of vehicle thefts 

and break-ins have 

been reported 

on the Sumner 

Community 

Facebook page in 

recent months. 

Sergeant Franco 

Lovrich was unable 

to confirm whether there 

had been a spike in crime. 

However, Mr Bradley, 

who has lived in Sumner 

for more than 40 years, 

said this was the worst 

spate of crime he had seen 

in the area. 

“I have not been aware 

of as many going on in 

the past.” Mr Bradley 

said the crime cameras 

vulnerable to quakes. 

A design for repair of 

the tram shelter has been 

completed and is currently 

being peer-reviewed. 

City council manager 

of transport operations 

Steffan Thomas said the 

start date for repairs would 

depend on funding availability. 

However, Redcliffs Residents 

Association chairwoman 

Christine Toner 

said she would like to see 

things move a lot faster. 

“There does not seem to 

be any kind of priority for 

it and it seems to be getting 

more and more damaged 

as we move towards winter,” 

she said. 

Association secretary Pat 

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Sumner dog walker 

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Board for $16,000 

after the price of the 

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be in a better position to 

make an informed decision 

and Safer Sumner will be 

advised as soon as possible 

thereafter so that they can 

consider their options,” he 

said. 

Tram shelter progress too 

slow – residents association 

DANGEROUS: The tram shelter on Main Rd was 

closed due to concerns over the condition of the 

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A FUND has been started for the 

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Abdul Aziz, who owns 

A-antiques new and second-hand 

goods and furniture in Redcliffs, 

confronted the accused when 

he began killing people at the 

Linwood mosque. 

Mr Aziz threw an Eftpos 

machine at the gunman and 

eventually chased him away. 

Sumner resident Sophie Walton 

said she started the fund to show 

that he had the support of the 

community. 

“I think it is just to show that we 

are there and support what he has 

done,” she said. 

Donations are being collected at 

the Redcliffs Pharmacy and more 

than $1000 has been raised within 

the space of a week. 

Miss Walton described Mr 

Aziz as warm and friendly in the 

times she interacted with him 

at his second-hand goods 

store. 

Mr Aziz’s store has been closed 

since the shooting. 

However, Mr Aziz announced 

last Thursday on the store’s 

Facebook page that he could be 

reopening soon. 

Surfers hold special memorial 


•From page 1 

Ms Senger said she and fellow 

event organiser Lauren Soper 

initially expected 50 people to 

show up. 

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away by the turnout. 

“I am a Canadian living in 

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country. In the wake of these 

events, it has been remarkable 

how everyone has really come 

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never experienced in my life.” 

Sumner’s Alice Mayo said the 

minute’s silence on the water was 

“quite moving.” 

“It was really cool being all in 

one spot together, the turnout 

was just insane,” she said. 

TRIBUTE: Event organisers Lauren Soper and Randi Senger 

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brought white flowers to honour the victims. 

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AROHA: The noticeboard along the skate ramp of Nayland St was quickly filled 

with messages of support. 

Scanned with CamScanner 

Support for community 

comes in many forms 

Sumner Hub 

volunteer 

Andrea 

Heffernan 

outlines how 

residents in 

the bays area 

can support 

the Muslim 

community following 

the mosque shootings 

Being geographically 

disconnected from the 

location of the tragedies, 

there was a need for locals 

to be able to express their 

grief and thoughts over the 

last week. 

Bays area communities 

are used to banding together 

in times of need, as 

the earthquakes illustrated. 

An immediate response 

was the Aroha from Sumner 

boards left outside the 

skate ramp, where people 

could leave their messages 

or words of encouragement. 

By looking at the young 

handwriting, young peoples’ 

comments echoed, 

‘If you hear or see anyone 

spouting hate or discrimination 

of any kind, call 

them out, it is not okay,’ 

and from Amy: ‘You have 

all our support, we will 

always pray for you’. 

These have now been 

delivered to the wall of tributes 

outside the Linwood 

Ave mosque. 

You may have seen the 

“kotahitanga” (unity) signs 

installed along Redcliffs, 

also showing 

our messages 

of support. The 

old-adage of 

‘there is a certain 

healing power of 

giving in time of 

need’, has been 

illustrated by 

locals. There has been an 

overwhelming response 

to the call out for donated 

items. 

The Sumner Hub has 

been acting as a drop-off 

point for any local residents 

wanting to donate goods. 

Requirements change 

during a day, so the Hub 

has been a liaison between 

organisations such as the 

Christchurch Refugee 

Centre. 

The Hubs’ community 

development and events 

manager Liza Sparrow says: 

‘We have been humbled by 

the response from our local 

community. It’s been a 

privilege to collect and then 

share donated grocery and 

care packages to Christchurch’s 

Muslim community. 

Smaller care packages 

have also been gifted to 

local residents to acknowledge 

their role in this tragedy. 

I guess it’s times like 

this that we truly test our 

community spirit. Once 

again, thank you, Sumner 

has been very generous.’ 

How you can assist: 

•Food for families - drop 

off at the Sumner Hub, 57 

Nayland St from 10am- 

12pm Monday-Friday or 

next door at The Ivy. 

•Alternatively, you 

could take donated goods 

yourselves to The Refugee 

Centre, 38 Nursery Rd, 

Phillipstown. 

•Daily update shared via 

the official page for dispersing 

information and support 

for victims/families in 

Christchurch. Canterbury 

Refugee Resettlement and 

Resource Centre 

Community well-being: 

•Tea and coffee at 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre, daily from 10am 

until Friday, 29th March. 

•Sumner Walking Group, 

meet at the Sumner Hub, 

10am each Wednesday 

•Sumner Writer’s Group, 

meet at the Sumner Hub, 

1.30pm alternate Mondays 

•Art@SumnerHub, email 

hub@sumnerresidents. 

co.nz for session times. 

The Hub will remain 

a collection point in the 

weeks ahead as we’re 

acutely aware that the pain 

does not disappear along 

with the media attention. 

The Sumner Hub welcomes 

all donations.



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Donut destination 

BREE Scott is a rock star on the patisserie stage. She has literally 

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Bree completes her Strawberry Candy Kiss 

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The founder of ‘Glamour Cake’, Bree is based 

at the Lyttelton Bakery where she has recently 

taken a leap of faith to purchase the bakery 

off her father (Ian) to carry out her dream of 

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“Dad won’t be retiring just yet,” said Bree. 

“He will still be very much a part of what I do 

as he is my number one mentor and such an 

amazing baker, so won’t be going anywhere 

anytime soon.” 

The Lyttelton Bakery is a staple in the local 

community, famous for its pastries, cakes and 

biscuits. Located across the road from the 

port, the bakery’s cafe has indoor and outdoor 

seating with great harbour views, excellent 

espresso and a cabinet crammed with gourmet 

goodies including Bree’s specialist bakes. 

Since launching her unique brand four years 

ago, Bree has seen an increase in repeat custom. 

“The community has truly embraced our 

goodies and we’re so appreciate that our 

customers love and enjoy the treats,” said Bree. 

“Besides, that’s our goal at Glamour Cake and 

the Lyttelton Bakery, to make great food people 

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Apart from Bree’s supreme baking skills and 

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In light of the recent events in Christchurch 

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“I wanted to say a massive thank you to 

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Local 

News 

Now 

Runners, joggers and walkers turned out for the 45th Star Media City2Surf on Sunday. About 10,000 

people set off from Centennial Park in Spreydon for the 14km event or Hansen Park in Opawa for the 

6km, ending the fun run in Ferrymead. Karen Casey was there to capture these images 

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Greg Burrell receiving a black armband. 

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

start. 

Mya Kingi with her father Cedrick Brendan 

Kingi. 

Runners and walkers leave the start line, 

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The first man home was Chris Dryden, the first 

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Sumner ready for metro rugby season 

• By Gordon Findlater. 

SUMNER ARE going through 

their final preparations before 

the premier metro rugby 

competition starts on Saturday. 

They defeated Linwood in a 

game of three halves between 

the clubs’ premier and division 

two sides at the weekend. It was 

Sumner’s final 

hit-out ahead 

of their season 

opener against 

Christchurch 

at Christchurch 

Park on Saturday. 

Sumner will be 

Martin 

Dodgson 

without two of 

last year’s stars in 

Dylan Nel – who 

won the 2017 metro rugby MVP 

medal race by the largest margin 

in the award’s history – and 

Filimoni Waqainabete – who was 

the club’s top try scorer last year. 

Nel is playing for Dunedin 

club Green Island after signing 

for Otago in the Mitre 10 Cup 

DANIEL WHITEHOUSE broke 

the Le Race course record to 

claim back-to-back titles on 

Saturday. 

Whitehouse won the 100km 

cycle race from Christchurch to 

Akaroa last year after just having 

an appendix removed. The odds 

were also not in his favour this 

year after he punctured a tyre 

halfway through the race. 

The new record time of 2hr 

35min 28sec is even more 

remarkable considering an 

enforced slow start through 

the city due to limited police 

resources. 

Said Whitehouse: “On top of 

that, the replacement wheel was 

a bit narrower so my front break 

wasn’t working very well, and 

I had to hold off the speed a bit 

downhill.” 

On the final stretch, 

RESULTS: 

Men: 

1. Daniel Whitehouse 2hr 35min 

28sec 

2. Andew Bidwell 2:37:21 

3. Michael Vink 2:37.29 

4. Jason Christie 2:39:03 

5. Jake Marryatt 2:39:29 

SPORT 

last year, while Waqainabete 

has picked up a contract with 

Japanese Top League club 

Panasonic Wild Knights. 

Said Sumner coach Martin 

Dodgson: “It’s like when you cut 

down a tree in the forest. Yes, it 

leaves a big gap, but it also leaves 

a bit of sun for everyone else.” 

Sumner have acquired four 

Japanese club players for the start 

of the season. They will host a 

first-five and loose forward from 

Robbie Deans’ club the Wild 

Knights. A prop and centre from 

the Hino Red Dolphins will also 

ply his trade for Sumner. 

Dodgson is also pleased to 

see the return of a number of 

old boys to the club who have 

come back after a spell out of the 

game. The added depth allowed 

Sumner to hold an internal trial 

Daniel Whitehouse 

Whitehouse waited for one last 

steep climb to make his move, 

arriving well clear of Andrew 

Bidwell and previous recordholder 

Michael Vink at the finish 

line. 

6. Campbell Pithie 2:39:53 

7. Kees Duyvensteyn 2:40:21 

8. Richard Lawson 2:42:02 

9. Paul Odlin 2:42:03 

10. Jamie Dennis 2:42:41 

Women: 

1. Kate McIlroy 2:49:13 

2. Henrietta Christie 2:57:31 

week last Tuesday between 38 

players across the premier and 

division two teams. 

Tom Manly and Joel Rabbidge 

have been named co-captains for 

the upcoming season. 

“Both have done it on and off 

in the past and both of them have 

completely separate personalities, 

which is a plus,” said Dodgson. 

“Manly is very much a just 

tear it apart, rip into it and get 

in the middle of everything. Joel 

is probably the quieter public 

relations kind of captain.” 

•Sumner’s opening round 

match against Christchurch 

kicks off at 2.45pm on Saturday. 

NEW FACES: Sumner will 

be without last year’s top try 

scorer Filimoni Waqainabete 

who has signed with 

Japanese Top League club 

Panasonic Wild Knights. 

PHOTO: TONY BRUNT 

Another Le Race title for Whitehouse 

In the women’s race, the 

frustrations of losing last year’s 

race on the finish line was the 

perfect motivation for Kate 

McIlroy to finally win Le Race 

in her third attempt and smash 

the record by 9min. “I didn’t 

just want to win the race, but 

destroy the record,” said McIlroy, 

a former Olympic triathlete who 

won in 2hr 49min 10sec. 

The 37-year-old said she “was 

done with Le Race” after ticking 

the cycling classic off her bucket 

list. Both race winners picked 

up $500 cheques, as well as the 

$500 bonus from Harcourts 

Holmwood for beating the 

course record. 

The 53km Le Petite Race to 

Little River was won by Chris 

Ross in the men’s race and 

Sammie Walker in the women’s 

race. 

3. Julia Grant 3:02:54 

4. Annamarie Lipp 3:06:29 

5. Georgia Christie 3:06:32 

6. Jojo Bauer 3:06:54 

7. Andrea Hewitt 3:11:01 

8. Sara Harnett 3:14:50 

9. Sue Marshall 3:15:34 

10. Ally Wollaston 3:17:17 

Bays shoot their way to 

top of premier league 

FERRYMEAD BAYS have 

shot to the top of the Mainland 

Premier League following a 

come-from-behind 3-2 win 

against FC Twenty 11 at the 

weekend. 

After a scoreless opening half, 

Bays had to come from behind 

twice before accounting for FC. 

Alex Williams put FC in front 

in the 53rd-minute before Bays’ 

Ryan Nicholson scored against 

his former side 5min later to 

level the score. Alex Johnston 

then made the most of a defensive 

error to put FC back in 

front minutes later. With 18min 

to play, Jamie Draper locked 

up the scoreboard again before 

Scott Rowlands scored his 

second goal in as many rounds 

to secure all the points on offer 

for Bays. 

The win puts Bays on six 

points after their opening 

round 2-1 win over defending 

champions Cashmere Technical. 

After two rounds, Bays 

are now the only team to not 

drop a point and sit two points 

clear of Nelson Suburbs and 

STRIKE: Scott Rowlands 

scored the winning goal 

for Ferrymead Bays. 

PHOTO: MIDFIELD SPORT 

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Nomads United. In other round 

two results, Nelson Suburbs 

defeated Nomads 4-2, Cashmere 

Technical edged Selwyn 2-0, 

and Western caused what many 

would consider an upset defeating 

Coastal Spirit 2-1. 

•Bays play Nelson Suburbs 

at 1pm on Saturday at English 

Park.



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Free post-stress counselling 

Have you been declined treatment by the DHB ? 

The Canterbury Charity Hospital may be able to treat you at no cost. 

Counselling is being provided free of charge by the 

Canterbury Charity Hospital to provide “psychological 

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to • help Have with been their turned grief down and with in writing regaining for treatment their “life by the CDHB 

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GR ENDALE SCHOOL pupils 

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The New Zealand Mounted 

Rifles Charitable Trust president 

Mark A pleton and member 

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Ja z Competition. 

• By Sophie Cornish 

THE ST Andrew’s Co lege big 

band had extra incentive to 

win a the National Youth Ja z 

Competition – ba s player, Tom 

Fastier, co lapsed and died the 

to undertake work. 

Cr East said there had b en 

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• By Georgia O’Co nor-Harding 

A CRACKDOWN on mobile 

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However, the public has li tle 

interest in having input into the 

i sue. 

Only eight submi sions were 

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Places Bylaw and Policy on Commercial 

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• By Sophie Cornish and Julia Evans 

THE PAPANUI-I nes 

Community Board has taken the 

rare step of starting a petition 

to figh the city council over 

funding. 

Signatures are being co lected 

in a bid to get funding for a community 

facility in Shirley. 

It comes after the city council 

removed funding for the centre 

pla ned for Shirley Rd, near the 

intersection with Hi ls Rd. This 

was the site of the former community 

centre, which was badly 

damaged in the February 2, 

20 1, earthquake. 

The removal o funding 

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to stand down, citing it as her “die 

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Ms Jone said the board’s role 

is to represen the community, 

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residents, it was fulfi ling that 

role. 

“One of the roles of a community 

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THE OWNERS of Sumner’s Cave 

Rock Apartments ar expecting the 

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Body corporate chairman Mike 

White said the group had gone 

into mediation with IAG and EQC 

on February 20, and signed off 

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to the day after the February 2, 

20 1, earthquake. However, they 

are waiting for EQC to sign the 

agr ement. 

“Given that EQC actua ly drafted 

the agr ement, there’ l be no 

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The apartment suffered damage 

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From New World Ferry Rd 

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AWARD-WINNING: Corey Winder is back home after his team came second in the World Butchers’ Cha lenge . 







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